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OVER 433,000 PER DAY. The World's Circulation Greater Than That of Any Newspaper Printed in the English Language. Other New York, March 3d, 1894. a thorough examination of the circulation "books, press-room reports, mail-room reports, paper ''companies' bills for amount of paper furnished, orders "from news companies and newsdealers, we find that the "circulation of THE WORLD (morning and evening editions) "for the months of January and February, 1894, averaged 433,167 "copies per day, and so certify. 11 President of thfltoptTveh Pre den Bart.

'f rfT oom renorte mmltte well-known comprising Messrs. J. BDWABD Siimon, President Fourth National Bank and ex Lincoln National Bank and ex -Postmaster -General of the United States; A. B. HEPBURN, th ited Curren eX Bank Examiner of the ited State ex-Superintendent of 8 BIoomin dale BrO8 HKN of the banking house of Henry Clews Co.

and CHARLB AV. after endjn over two ho carefully investigating The World' circulation books, press-room reports, mail- toH. MOUn fanjtahedt reCeiptB 8aid bi 9 rderS fr neWB Com anie3 ions to The World's employees connected with the circulation department, signed the above certificate TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF, Indications for to-day, fair, warmer. High- ost tcmpjraturo 58: lowc-t, Its; average, average for corresponding day Hist year, BUSINESS. Wall street di-playcd unusual activity.

Speculation by a bunyaiit tone. Transactions in stocks WrJ, ttl'Jshari's, ninl in bonds cosy, exchange (inn. Money Cntton opened nt a decline of 0 points, weakened, closed easy H) to points below Saturday's final prices, fcales, l.M.SUO bales; receipts, lit, 150 bales. IN AND AROUND NEW TOHK. People who bought suburban lots of lielljamln Vi.

Hilcbcock on Hie Instalment plan havudls- covcrcd their titles arc not clear, as entire tracts nro covered by blaukut mortgages of which tlley knew nothing. Charles und AiiRiist sdinefler were arrested Young Albert Dreyfous LoYed a Sister of Amelia Glover, the Dancer. SHE RETURNED ALL HIS LETTERS. Found in Central Park Suffering from Poison, He Is Takon to Kooncvslt a'ud Probably Will Die. A young man was found lying unconscious last evening in the transverse road near the West Eighty-sixth street entrance to Central Park and taken to the Roosevelt Hospital, where It was thought ALL THREE ARE MANIACS, in suspicion of haviiii killed Kdward Uogan I that he hud taken poison.

In a midnight rani side brawl. The prosecution of election frauds, for the least, ua Barrett, lie coniplinio Attorney Wellnwii on hi closed beiore Justice nod Assistant Uistrict- snccess other records, and plying SOME FIGURES WORTH NOTING. THE WORLD'S AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF A Gain of 67,858 Per Day tn ONE Year. A Gain of 125,629 Per Day in THREE Years. Two new parks wore planned on tho eastern ilopu of Heights.

The Ijitlcmnnn Company's girl strikers got he a Hronkiyii work- women tti laku the strikers' places. Sevi-rnl were piunned for Tho World reu Bread Rind. Joseph B. Cou, clerk of the Court of Common Pit-as lomid dead In a vacant lot at he foot of a street embankment near his home. It is announced that Juror Tyrrell's conduct vhen trying the Howling murder case will be aid before the IriaiiU Jury.

Augustus ctcrs, Chairman of tho Tam- nany Hull General Committee, and a persona rl'jnd of and Ulvvcr, is a member of th ew Grand Jury. A quantify of London-made clothing, smuggled into this country for consignees In various Hies, was seized un tho Cunurd steamship anio. An adverse decision was rendered on the np- illcation of Mrs. K. M.

Field for the release of ler husband from Ludlow Jail. Fred has imtituted suit lorSfiO.OOO gainst diaries A. Byrne for alienating the flections of his wife. There are oilier features interest in the latest theatrical-marital en- aiiglcincnt. Nolte, a Brooklyn sailor, aged forty, hot Olara Krcund, aged lonrtccn, and then illcd himself.

The girl is dying. A resolution lo expel Dr. Isaac K. Funk rom the Kings County General Committee of 'rahlhitlnnlxts failed tcj pass, but hot epithets ere interchanged. A runaway horse got on the Harlem Railroad racks and ran a race with an express train, was caught after three miles, practically nhutt.

The erection of a statue of Gladstone In Cen- ral Park, suggested by The World, was favored President Tnppen, of the Hark Commission omplmllcr Rich, Acting Mayor McClcllau nd others. Mr. Plait's Police Inquest Committee agrci get an iippr of $15,000 to pn vl i e.s iijia other expenses. sister of poisonh cr lover In a tale told to Buffalo police. President Cleveland will be back In Washln Hi at noon to-day.

He killed lifty-tv rds and Islonking as if his outing Imu doi good. Representative Holman called a Democrat aucus for to-nluht. The Senate tarifl-makers failed to get th llson bill ready lo be reported to the In nance Committee to-day. The Supreme Court met and handed dow veral important decisions. Justice Jackso as absent and Senator was not swor The House amended the River Brlilg of 1887 so as to make tho lowest part of th pci-structnre of neau water.

tilled as Albert Dreyfous, He was iden- twenty years old, the son of Major Emanuel Dreyfous, of No. 135 West Eighty-seventh street. Major Dreyfous has been for many years one of the deputy clerks nt rbllce Head-' fnmlly saw' Ellon, Maria end Mary Schenlc, Daughters of Eioh Parents, Found in a Dense Woods, Having and JMor.rly Ki.io3. (Spoclnt to Tho World.1 LOCKPOHT. N.

March Misses Ellen, Maria and Mary Schenck, daughters of Joseph Schenk, a wealthy citizen of Sanhorn, ten miles west of here, on the Central road, became violently insane last Saturday. The young ladles arc highly educated and accomplished, and are well known social circles of Lockport. The girls are eighteen, twenty and twenty-seven years old respectively. They have devoted themselves to music and painting, and It is said that their father feared they would break down, and that ho frequently rebuked them for not taking more exercise and relaxation. While not robust, they have never been sickly.

On Saturday morning they devoted themselves to their usual work, and Kllen, the youngest, was beard to remark that she alir.ost despaired of ever attaining the goal of lim- ambition and that she had a mind to give up. The others chlrled her for her faint-heartedness. A. 1-1. Latz, station agent ut Sanborn, says the girls remained In tnolr apartments all Saturday morn- Ing-, and, although the rest, of the Perhaps a Stronger Man Before the People Than Even Gladstone, s.

During the Presidency of Po- i nothing unusual. Hut wher Drench was the ftie'y'Tro quarters. lice Co: private secretary of that official. Major Dreyfous Is also a prominent member of the Old Guard. The father of the boy was summoned to the hospital as soon as the would- be suicide was identified.

He was distraught with grief and would not talk about his son's act. It Is believed that the young man will not recover. Young Dreyfous was found lying In the roadway by Terrence Kolly, a truck- man, of No. lliOfi Second avenue, as he was driving through the park, way home, soon after 8 P. M.

Beside the young man was found a revolver, but all the chambers were found afterwards lo he emply. Near the revolver were a fob chain, with a valuable gold charm In the form of a ram's head, and a badge such as Is worn by the employees of the American bong-Distance Telephone Company. The badge bore the number 23. Kelly left Fred Palkncr ,1 companion, to guard the body, and drove furiously to Eighth avenue, where he found Policeman Hnrkc, of the West Sixty-eighth street station, and look him on his truck to the scene of tne tragedy. Burke made an examination of the body and discovered signs of life.

He sent a hurry call for an ambulance and he young man was removed to Roosevelt Hospital. Upon arriving at the hospital lie was breathing In short gasps. The doctors diagnosed the case as one of poisoning. An examination of the pockets of the youth resulted' In the flndln of a small bottle partially filled wit potassium. The would-be suicide evidently had swallowed a large dose of tho of them, this was Hut when they failed er Inquiry was ma.de 'P not In their rooms, the lather inquired in vain nt some of the neighbors' houses.

A thorough search was then made for the girls In the village without result. Then a party was organized to look for them outside tho town. For a time no trace of them could he found. At last one party struck Into a. deep woods about a quarter of a mile from Sannorn.

They heard laughter and singing. Presently they came upon the three young women, huddled together In a clump of Hushes. They seemed much frightened at the approach of the men. and at first started to run. The three slrls were al- They were taken 'home, but they manifested no signs of recognizing their patents or their surroundings.

Presently they became violent mid had to be put strait-jackets. A medical examination showed that they were clearly Insane, and to-morrow thev will be taken to tho Buffalo Hospital for the Insane. ft Is said the girls were always shy when men were around and were never Known to have any suitors. At times to-day they became quiet and to realize thler sad plight, but nothing could be obtained from them 'ji, the cause of their mental They MAY CAPTURE LIBERAL-UNIONISTS. Has the Will, Courage and Intention to Radically Reform the House of Lords, MORLEY REMAINS IRISH SECRETARY.

Premier's Policy to Bo laid Before a ing of All Liberal Members of Parliament Next Monday. tlio bridge feet tibov New Mexico Statchontl bill wn.s 1 In'jknrl and thu ntsL of th lay win spent In discussing tho AdmlnlslntUo puiibion poliuy. Rev. MndlKoii I'olors, of Now York, ha roused great indignation und brought out chorus of denials by charging that Romni ('jitliolioiKm is actlvu forju in coiitrollin; lilaucs in NIC government (lepartiiiuntif. 1'rosklenl.

of tho New York Cotton Kx nrgucd before Mr. Uulch's commlttc tiguliut tin: Ami-Option bill. The District Court of Appeals declined toor dor KL'crtitnry I.finutut lo award the Gowam Hay CJiauiiel contract, to the luterrmtioui Contracting (Company, of New York. The claims nt titty- four New York City let for overtime wero allowed u'y tji Court of Claims. Abraluim Julius Klfiler, a crnnk from Haiti- more, was arrested at the While House.

CIRCULATION FOR EACH DAY OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY THIS YEAR Compared with Corresponding Days of Last Year and Three Years Ago: ises. 239,667 364,116 152,223 346,611 842,688 35L146 363,9 J6 K47.837 344,958 842,090 350,284 350,504 274,440 Jan. 17 .279,200 408,682, Jan. 18 "240,800 19... 407,765 Jan.

20... 21... 408,453 Jan. 22... I Jan.

23... 408,669 Jan. 24..., 412,898 Jan. 25..., Jan. 26..., Jan.

27.... 409.685 412.976 440,381 Jan. 28.. Jan. 29..

Jan. 80.. Jan. 31.. Ownd Average 427,087 Feb.

1.. 298,920 301,090 304,200 293.960 305,410 304,840 303.790 2B8.62U 303.520 305.360 303,510 302.870 855,079 357,430 301,664 358,692 362,030 359,936 36G.036 366,653 379,267 402,983 380,761 372,562 372,543 368,125 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb.

Feb. 425.076 427,611 428,795 428,645 430,324 Feb. 448,149 Ffb. 432,462 6DS.1U2 438.730 417.698 450,643 2... 3...

4... 6... 6... 7... Feb.

9... Feb. 10... Feb. 11...

F.eb. 12... Feb. 13... Feb.

14... Feb. 15.. 439.940 Feb. 16...

Feb. 17... IKII. 801,680 802,580 800.310 300,660 ,298.520 292.399 301.220 B04.WO 209.120 310.230 .,828,470 801.510 803.050 169,845 3,1.316 306,405 362,190 372.305 371.331 874,524 975.491 378.314 164,460 I76.0IU 876.42J 1SH. 439,527 446.149 432,037 438,421 443.582 447.MS 433,318 447.378 427.833 428,898 434,818 476.864 444,911 418.565 Feb.

it Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. a. Feb.

22 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Feb.

27 Feb. 28 U01. 811.1«0 311,420 826.500 311,160 277.820 310,240 306,450 295.380 102,320 305.960 1SS.1. 870.315 359,943 377,301 814,049 878,612 382,448 884,428 384.870 379,404 1ML 474,168 463,379 464,541 401,630 446,651 433,253 444.109 452,659 455,425 17.180,530 Weekly and emi-WeeKly W4.210 20.612.802 24,612.520 J.010.4K! 14,349 Murmur Edition Onljr. 18,144,793 21,836,268 80,666,869 807,933 360,809 483,167 DOMESTIC TELEGKAPH.

Oov. MacCorklc gave Capt. Wyant, the aL'le mlnu-owncr, military protection on his way to jail in Kuyotteville, Va. Tivent) wryc burned by strikers. A clynaraltei was arrested.

Harry c. Wlltshaw, bookkeeper of the United States National Bank, of Wall street, who Hcd two years and a half ago aftur em- rezzllng of the bank's funds, was hi buffalo on Sunday, and will be here to-day. The C'oughlln trial, In Chicago, is near the end. Annapolis celebrated Its bl-centennlal as the capital of Maryland. The Jr.

O. U. A. M. will test the legal right of the lour I'iitsburg nuns to wear the garb ot heir order while teaching in public schools.

Denver's Mayor threw his Street Commis- out of bis ofllco because, be said, the had a friend of his demand of the A. A. United States Circuit naldwcll denied the petition for a receivership fir the fit, IxmlH loud Han Francisco Railroad from the receivership of the Santa Ke system. Republicans won in the city and town elections in Maine. Kllen, Maria and Mary SIbert, cultured daughters uf wealthy parents, near.

Lockport, N. suddenly became insane on Saturday. The two State Democratic Committees of Texas have agreed.to a conference with a view to uniting the two factions. Every propfielor or publisher of any newspaper or periodical who shall wilfully or knowingly circulation of newspaper or for the purpose of securing advertising or other pat- aws l8 93TrPUshed through by THE FOKEIQN. Brazil's fcrnidable warships, which have been held at Toulon, France, will sail for Hio at once.

dipt. Sturges. of the American steamship Santuit, and G. M. Rollins, who flsured prominently in the Am'jricaii Incident ending In the firing on two of Da Gama's cruisers, died ycsterdayol yellow fever.

Matabeles are flocking to Buluwayo and inquiring who Is to support the late King Lobengula' widows and orphans. Premier Rosobery will unfold his policy before the Liberal members ol Parliament next Monday, when, it is said, he will Kiva ances satisfactory to the Irish a id UrtdlcnK Mr William Hat-court lift" a-sumed leadership in the Parliament was prorogued yesterday. Italy's Foreign Minister sold pleasant things ol America and Americans at lost night's banquet til Koine to ex- Minister Potter. SPORTS. The Har'em Kecatti Association held 1U annual meeting.

Treasurer Munu, of the I'rtncoton Footbal 1 Association, mode his annual report, which shows thoro Ji.blg niouey in the game. A committee representing tho Western Turf Congress will meet with the Jockey Club at their room-, In tho Cumberland, to-day. Frcsldent Lawrence, ol the Coney Island Jockey Club, denied. the-'Kumor that the value Suburban liandtijnpjn to It Is believed tbat-'yoiing Dreyfons at- tfcmplecl to take 1 his life because of a disappointment In love. Ho had been paying attention to Gertrude Glover, a Ister of Amelia Glover, actress Another sister Is the wife of Harry Dlxey.

Tho Dreyfous family strongly opposed thp match on account of a difference In religion. Young Dreyfous had been spending much of his time at the houso' of Engine Company No. Fili, nt No. 120 West Klgiity- Ihlrd street. His family lived next door.

He frequently received mall there. Yesterday he received a large package there which had come through Ibo malls. It contained a letter from Miss Gertrude Glover, renouncing him. Inclosed were all tho letters be hail written to her neatly tied with pink ribbon. Drcyfoiis paced up and down Ibe engine-house a.fter reneivlng (he letters evidently greatly exclled.

The letter from Miss Glover he crumpled In hia hand and then thrust It In his pocket. He wenl out and into the saloon at Eighty-second si reel and Columbus nvc- After Hun front Bedford Park to Melrose the Hcrse Is Found Practically Unhurt, ancT are the only children of Joseph Hellenic, and were very affectionate to each other and their piirents Mr. Schenlc has Just finished house, built expressly for the girls. hey are cousins of Postmaster Sohenk It learned that their father's sister was Insane. TOOK STEAM TO BEAT HIM, Hia Ownor In Proud Mnn.

Chnrlos riolllnp, n. milkman, of Mossls hljj, blaclc. hlsh, aynnue, Forrlham. owns a Bplrltp.1 horse, sixteen hanrls hlsh, lo have a trotUns record of throe litfs. Up has boon onterocl sovornl times In FlTOtivoorl Park races, but during: the winter Collins drive-, him In front ot lifi'ht milk morning the milkman had flnlnhC'cl his route at Hertford Park and was turning, from Webster avenue Inlo the Southern Boulevard, when the horse took fright at a train.

He laid back ears and started down Iha Boulevard with the hit between his teeth. Colling clung to the nue, where he bought drinks for every- reins, pale with fright, and tried to keep a ml middie of Ihc road. As prior to the discovery of bis body I ev ne.ired Yatcs's lumber yard, below The crumpled letter and the package Hetlforl IVrk cf -the I-laricm Rail- tied In pink ribbon were found In one of his pockets. SUGAR TRUST SUED, Its Counsel Pleaded for Delay Becauoo fee retary Soarles Win Busy Lobbying in Washington. Tho first sun a.

of a battle for vhlch James W. Fox, of IrvinpLon, will ndeuvor to get from tho trust, were fired yesterday In the Court a.r White Plains before Justice Dykman. The case Is that of Jnmos W. 'ox vs. Francis O.

Matlhlessen. Lawyer KeoR-h, counsel for Mnlthiesspn, en- leavored to have the CQBG go over, but James M. Hunt Instated thnt, should be noticed for trial. The ease' las been on tho calendar several terms, nit was marked off an account of the bsencfi of Mr. Spreckels and others.

ir. Keogh said that he would be unable; 3 procure the attendance of Secretary earlea, of the American nofln- ng Company, material witness, vas at preaent -before a committee of i he Senate giving evidence for their uidance on the sugar tariff. Justine' Dykman set the case down for March 6, saying that by that time Mr. Keogh light to be able to secure his wit new. i Fox claims that Matthlesaen agreed to Ive him $250,000 commission If he could ecure the plant of the Franklyn Kenery, at Philadelphia; $200,050, or 2 1-2 cent, on $8,000,000, for possession of rofid.

saw a carriage approachinK and pulled Ills horse Into the prutter. The flnnlmal Inrnetl sharply. The waffon erashed nRafn.st a. pile of lumber, throwing Collins from hlM peat and snapping the u'hllTletree boit llki? a match. The drawback parted and the horse darted aeros.5 the ynrcl.

lie cleared a heck speed down the Uy roadbed ho took towards (Copyright. 1804, hy tho Press Publishing Compaw Now York World.) (Special Cable Despatch to The World.) LONDON, Murch despatches upon the present, the most momentous era in English history, and perhaps also in the historyof the whole English-speaking: rnca, have given importance to thntphu.su of it alono which presages the further democratization of thla one surviving Anglo-Saxon monarchy. An hereditary who by law cannot a vote or a voice in the elective House of Commons, took over to-day the reins of Government from the hands of great commoner. Is this reactionary step in this hitherto Ktcndy progress of democracy in Great Urilain? Does it prolong tho existence of the House of Lords as a purely licrcditary'bocly Does it, in thnt matter of immediate per- snna.1 interest to so large a section of our citizens, help or hinder the grant of homo rule to Ireland There a very fever of adulatory comment upon Lord Rasobcry to-fin y. Even the Times, whose- jaundiced cyn has j-con nothing but in- faction In all Unit IHLS come from tho Liberal enmp for years back, praises him un- Hlinteclly, but from tho point of view that he Is Gladstone's superior in statesmanship, and tho courtly Post bids him have already quoted to The World the practically unanimous chorus of support fmm the cxtiemcst of Radical and newspapers, lie has the confidence of the great merchant class, Conservative ns well aa Liberal: the respect of his own order, and la the chosen politiy.il heir of Gladstone himself, with all which thnt mighty influence implies.

If, therefore, his own disposition is for the or San ie Spreckels Refinery, at Isco, and 2 1-2 per cent, on another hlladelphla refinery. This was shortly fter the formation of the sugar trust, nd the three companies named were ghtlng the trust managers so that they unable to put up the price on ugar. The plants were finally pur- lased, but Fox never received his com- isslons. The defense claims that uch agreement was ever made. track, and the cinders flew as lie danhed along the ties.

A southbound express tram on one of the centre trarkn whistled and rumbled behind the horse, Increasing 11s alarm and Its spend. The locomotive crept up on tho horse, and soon was abreast. The engineer and fireman bung from the cab, urging the animal on. The poor beast slipped several times, and almost fell. Ilia eyes bulged out from his head, and hia ears lay bark, but he held his own with tho steam horse beside him for several hundred feet Then he fell back, and the coach came along, the pasHensrers crowded to witness tbe novel contest.

Windows were thrown open; men shouted and urged the steed on. The train passed him n.t last, but the horse continued the wild run until ho reached the Melrose Depot, throe miles from where he had started. Station Agent John Schaefer had been wired the news, and stood waiting for the poor beast. He caugti him by the bridle and led him Into the freight yard, exhausted and white with foam. The horse's legs were bleeding from several Fran-; outs, caused when he had stumbled, and there was a alight bruise on the shoulder.

Collins came down on the Tuckahoe local an hour later- and claimed hla horse. The horse's market value, ac- to Mr. Collins, has gone up just 100 per cent. "mending or ending" of the Itousa of Lords, for greater power to the masses against the classes und for tardy justice to Ireland ho will be potent beyond tilaJstone or uny other man of Ills party to achieve Whnt Lord Rose her has dona and said in the past seems sudlrlent answer to these ques- 110114, ijut there is authority for me to now state in The conservative character of British journalism does not permit the ncwKpnpurs liure lo definite assurances hnvc been givL'ii tn tho Radical and to the Irish lenders by Lord Kosoboiy that hia purposes, as well as his convictions, are In harmony with theirs. I pointed out last week that us an actual member of the body to be reformed upon dcmunitic lines Lord Rosebery, far more than Gladstone or any other Commoner, can bring about this reform of tha Lords which is now absolutely Inevitable.

The Liberal News well expresses this to-day. Jt is the lii'at of the English newspapers to noto the fact, An upon tho unlimited and Impracticable veto of the it says, will gala fort'e i.iid opportunity by the guidance of a i ccr potent an enemy within the camp la no TO WATOH THE ANARCHISTS. ocret Service Mon Filling TTp the French Consulate in Chicago. (Special to Tho World.) CHICAGO, March have been iveral in the French Consulate in its city recently. It is said that men collected with fchu French Secret Kervicc will bo charge of the Consulate hereafter, and thnt ie changes ore made In order tli French olice could watch the colony of Frencn Amir- In this city.

the of the I orld's Fair Kdiuond Bruwaert, Consul-Gen- CHIOAGO MAY LOSE HER CITY HALL. Ccok County to Hopin a Suit of Ejectment Forthwith. to Thfl World,) CHICAGO, March is In danger of losing Its City Hall. The county Is after the building and within tho next few days the County Board of Com 1s- wurlJi another cu Tt must not bD forgot tun that, after some ineffectual attempts at reform, Lord Kovubory several years ago brought in a bill which would have abolished the House of Lords and substituted an elective This is what he said an the gilded chamber It elf ton yean ago: "Bodies that begin to reform themselves when a band of destroyers is upon them do not live to complete the task. It as too late for the Senate to deliberate when Gaul was In their midst.

Tt was too late for the House of Commons to discuss abstract questions when Cromwell was at the table. It will be too late to move for any select committee when the voice which calls for radical reform becomes loud and universal. 1 The Lords scouted his warning, and in the ten years which have since pasted they have not only refused to reform themselves but have more and more arrayed themselves against the i cople, and most madly in the very closing year of i he decade. Hence, In almost the last hour of his own authority, the great Commoner committed his party to their compulsory reform or abolition, ami himself delegated the leadership in tho conflict to one of their own order. No man of knowledge In Great Britain tonight doubts that Lord Koscbery has the will, tho courage and the Intention lo radically reform ihu hereditary character of the upper chamber or that he will be stead fast to the Gladstone programme ior Home Rule to Ireland.

There's, as evor.ts in the next niouth will prove, much foundation for to-day's reports sloners will begin In the Circuit Court a I that ho will attract back to the party some of suit of ejectment against Chicago to tha rank and file of the Liberal- oust It from the property now held by To-night it is announce I on authority that John Jlcrley. at the request of the Irish mem- the city and used by it for City Hall purposes. This move, which has been kept very hers, will remain ns tho Irish Secretary, so thkt quiet, was authorized by the board at Its no doubt mlgh; be thrown on the new admin- meeting al of Franccat Chicago, has been attached the French Embassy at Washington. Three Fruurh Anarchist clubs arc estab- given Judd. to-clay and was the result of a opinion regarding the matter by County Attorney Edward J.

He states that the county has a perfect legal right to the possession of. sheil here, and It is alleged that the bomb I the City Hall property and that the city rmrn In the Hotel Turmlnui In Paris wus I Is now occupying It contrary to the ado In Chicago. There clubs have ti strong statute enacted concerning the grant of reign following, native Frenchmen form- the land, in fact, the minority, though French Is spoken In the Inner licl- Spaniards, Itiillunsand especially oles ore to jju found in largo' numbers in cso dubs Almost Frenchman is mistered ut the Consulate, which is akiiulof ist-ollicc for the French population in the Ixjsicles lolng a bureim of information iJl employment, und it is understood that It uld afford great help'to ine agents of the encli political secret police, If It X'hrwe, but' did not. For this reason It wa" derided to nd to Chicago an entirely now com-ed exclusively of the consul detectives of secret political service. Texas Democrats May Botmito.

(Special to The World.) WACO, March 5. two Elate Democratic Committees will have accn'crdiice at Dallas on March 10 with a view of healing the split In the party. The proposition was made by Chairman IJukcr of one of the com- Tnlttce-i and accepted by Chairman 'Mutlock of' the other. K'S "IMPEBIAL Try It. "i uu will preler Hto ouy otuer.

Istralion of its entire fidelity to Home Rule. There seems no question, therefore, that Prime Minister Rosebery will have practically a united party behind him, with probable accessions, and that he need r.o; fear dissolution until he is ready for it. Behoved by the whole of Scotland and tha most popular man of any party with Londoa voters hitherto Conservative, he should win over at the next election some, perhaps many, constituencies, while there is every reason to believe that ho will hold firm his own party. Probably he will then bo a stronger man befora', the people than Mr. would be.

Unless all Is fiaud and treachery, he will go to, the country on tno refer the Lotds and Home Rule to Ireland. 1 Ws party Mmwjiaclfto S8JT.