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uilty of election frauds and intimidation, and sentenced at Brooklyn to six years in Sing Sing prison......Feb. 19, 1894 Greater New York bill, after repeated defeats, passes the Assembly, Feb. 8, Senate, Feb. 27, and is signed by the governor......Feb. 28, 1894 David Dudley Field, born 1805, dies at Gramercy Park, New York City......April 13, 1894 Constitutional convention meets at Albany......May 8, 1894 Brooklyn Tabernacle (Dr. Talmage's) and adjoining buildings burned......May 13, 1894 Governor Flower vetoes school-teacher's pension bill......May 14, 1894 President Cleveland signs the New York and New Jersey Bridge bill......June 8, 1894 Senate committee begins investigation of the New York police department......June 14, 1894 Torpedo-boat Ericsson, first United States war-vessel built in inland waters, arrives at Brooklyn navy-yard from Iowa......Aug. 30, 1894 Levi P. Morton elected governor......Nov. 6, 1894 Court of appeals confirms conviction of Jo