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BROOKLYN'S LAST'MURDER.
THE REPEAL OF THE METROPOLITAN
ExOISE LAW WANTICIPATED.

The Back Door 90 Peter Begar rty'- Liauor
snloon-The sunday Loungcrs QuarrcIiIng
over their Cups - One Of the Customers
shooting Another go 4 sunday ReNcIIer
MortaIiy Wounded.
Mr.. Peter Bogarty is the proprietor Of saloon
Ia Columbia street, corner Of Carroll, Brooklyn.
Ho does q pretty good business during the rest Of
tho week, but thinks he ought to do stl better on
sunday. lie is looking ap1iously, like most men In
the business for the promised repeal eScse law.
In fact, he anticipates IT, and bas back door to his
saloon by which the initiated arc admitted on sun.
day, be !, morning, afternoon or evening. He IL
rnther more cautious however, than New York
saloon keepers, who are now coOlly consigning the
Excise low to Tartarus, ana paying no attention
whatever to It,
One Of Bogarty's customers wps Mr. u. b. Voor.
hies, Brooklyn builder sud contractor. living in
President street, near Smith. In company with Mr..
VIM. Chambers, picture dealer, Of 90 New Bowery.
In this city, Mr. Noorhios knocked Last night at the
back door OF Bognry's saloon. They ex.
perienced no difficulty in entering. They found
several other customers OF Bogariy present,
all IN good spirits. aud enjoying themselves
Messrs. voorhes and Chambers called for drinks
They presently had some more, and after the
" more" reptnted the experiment at Intervals. They
conNeTsed senially too, for time, until their talk
turned upon politics. Then they grew qunrrclsomv,
and what they had imbibed dbl not tend to keep
them cool. Their arguments became personal. and
expressive. Tho Dispute was brought 10 an end hy
Chambers, who drew rcyolver from his pocket and
sent ball into yoorhes head. It entered the BRAIN
and stretched Voor les dying on the floor
Drs. Piunkett and Ford were called In. and exam.
lned the wound. They at once pronounced It fatal.
The dying man was tnKen to the F1ftieth Precinct
station house, where he sank rapidly. Chambers
was arrested by Roundsman Lesry.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE CONSPIRACY TO TiRE THH
LIFE or N4POLEOy

The Liberation OF NJ. Fonsi-,ir, tho
Friend OF Victor Noir-Thr Corps leg.
isintif suppressing u Proposition TO tn,-
peach the Ministry-Thc kiud Of Liberty
that is Fashionable In France.
Pans, Feb. 1s.-N Fouvielle. the ffierd Of
Victor Noir and witness OF his dcath, has been d..
charged from custody. The other editors OF Lo
HarseVals are stlil IN prisou. NJ Rochcfort is no,
permitted to zee HE Glow prisoners. A proposition
TO impcaeh the Ministry was sent last week by NJ.
hochefort TO deputy to be introduced Ia the Corp.
Legislntif, but the Chamber refused to hear H. aud
after the sitting the Deputy sent 1t to VI. Schneider
President o. tlr Curts.
About nity persons were arrested on Friday on
suspicion OF completely in plot against the state
ana the life Of the Emperor In ali cases arms were
lound upon the persons OF the prisoners Those ar.
rested were incarcerated In the Prison Malas all
secret, on the Boulevard Nazas.
seven OF the editors Of the Rtfb,mc (newspapcr)
have received order 20 appear before the Court 10
answer charges preferred against them for violation
OF the Press law. In answer to thi4 summons .th,
Rsorp'e publishes on article again,, the Govcrnmeu,
OF extraordinary violence.
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FOR 1uE Sun No BROOKLYN.
Edward Young fell into barrel Of gasoline IN the
cellar ~ ~ Myiue ateuuc, On saturday light aud lied
UfsuitncuttOn'
Michael Dunno hequcatheh - and 81 Amty street
20 the luu-co the Good Shepherd, the Ssters of he
Poor or 81. Francis, ot ST. Peters Hospital ana Tie
Roman CHtholic orphan Asylum.
The Convention or Irish Societies ast night elected
omccrs ano TOOK Pre- lwinnry steps toward appro.
soci'jics were rvp resented.
Al the eNamir alton of the case OF George Judsou
the ash'r OF The Post once who accused uf steal.
Ing money col lg,tih on unpaid c'ters SrcclAl Agent
Sayler ie,t hed that he found discrepancies In the
bOoks Kept Oy the ACCUSED.
A public me ting VA held last evening ia n @
Churcn OF The Reieemtr corner OF Fourth avenue and
fachc str IT, Tor the purpose OF eNeulinE the + r.
Church ihrousl9m th9 country Addresses were dc.
lheted hl IA, IlGht Rev. Nshuu lltteluhu. of Long
Island the Rev. Il. H. Paddock. u. d.. aad tie Rev A.
j ~ -
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SriRKS rRoM IIIE yELEGRArn.

The Pacific Rord Is rro Of snow
This ycu's zee crop is to.sl failure.
Utah has granted -u1rlsc to women.
lht Spanish iron clad lr.ratcs Victoria and Leal
tad ate dallN expected "a Bitton.
Aver Anrl 10 American silver will pnss current 4,
he Dominion at discount Of ~ per cent,
Tho llou@o declines 10 rid Itself OF the Coa0rss
s''rH Gio5' NUISANCE.
The House viii probably spend all Of March asd
most Of Aptl 90 tho Appropriation bits
TIE Frlond~ or New York have petitioned Con
gree to pass The blrtlsh Merchants Shipping act
The Mlnl'try ~ NrVioundl, md has resigned and
tharcsFoA BcnnoI has been called upon 10 form q new
Doy,rnmCut
Tie Monarch sailed from Portland for Annapolis
W w hnc,ir.iM mornhs' she was escorted outside
One hundred Of the recently discharged mcchan
ic. mon me ShaTieilown Navy YARD arc " DO rrcm
The sale Of choice seats f,r the Camilla Urso F,s
STsd y9 me tT , GC% t' Inc mayer 70
for ntcsoniaiiou 10 tIa canadian toguruMuu' IS OasI
Of annexation t. IA, pOwu,"u
MIR Emma 7. Barton, Of Cruyiou H., leaned
fTOma train aud tel under the wh,eis, on the Wurces
tsr sud Nashua Eailrond Oh saturday aneruool
The California Lcsi-la -laturc hss passed bll pr
ling their debt.
A clerk in the employ Of Mlnn,ng, Hewlan q
CO m losor was knocked down aud robbed 0l q! .OO
o. Snnrll a. noon ~ mo Nesli0u!c oi the fiGslNS
DEN Phi sheridan Is opposing Gen Logan's bill
for tho reduction OF the army. lie O poses nuY roduo
ton Of pay or museTng ont Of service Of supeTnume
rNry ofnCeis Gen Sherman hostile TO the ABOLITION
ofwhat Is known ss the Old iogy ration.
The Seminole sails from Key West for Ports
fSysa Prince win ysios iseG a'%s "Soafd %I' se 3 ".t
her Assistant surgeon (WIsI her Chief surgeon tGU
ecnl /. very ~, aud Chief EIgnuer uong) also scyV-
raj oi the crew art SICK,
The Directors OF the Missouri Paclfc TniroNi
Company have Iulinod the ue~ contract Nth the Mis-
souri, RaiTOA0 Company nj he tstr ~ $3.50 per an
num- for twenty years ana Mr. 1arrls' thc ho nG
ItHNunWOrth
terday, 70 take possession OF tho road and arIaA bs
through trsIRs " AtoLIsonL
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HOURS or LEI,tPE

The Clever Fellows Social Cl h.. n.. .. nal
Invitation boil tonight In Lyric II
The X. X. T will dance In .uu- I.t... III,
Lamsburgh on Wednesday ovenlnI ut,..
TIE ANIMAL masquerade oall OF u r.'os.. -, n.
Academy.
Prof N. ". Elckerson delivere a.. Irlrr.I c
lecture last evening before hazeppB . totg
~. l. q. OF u. b. and ID. OF 4.
The distribution OF certificates iu me y ..t So
Evening school In North Moore stree w ..IAIt /
company thus evening.
I'll" Co. (Bartlman Guard Fir 10 . .., W .
propose charity fair Ia their Armttr sv,d I..
evening next. the proceeds " 70 70 the pr,rl. .U.
the Rev. Ii. d. NortGlop'. ohurcSi Tvs"ty. Il. +.
Our Dumb Slaves
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JorIINGs iHOIrl0gy.

last night,
James Kelly, AGED 81. OF 1897 Rroadvay, Was
found dead IN his stable yesterday.
The FIRE anthoriues have not ordered the demoli-
,lon @T ee Sp-c Of DS'cnon; They have merely
Sergeant Folgrr has had an addition OF two prls
oner- IN his cTumbllng wreck the House OF Dccn on
lie held YESTERDAY siS rrisonors, whose only cunic Is
poverty.
One Murray, who lives at sS9 Second street be.,
his vile layha and tNtped her mo The streets sat
10 drova herself '"' ''''''P''u
Smallpox is not raging In the House of n, tcntion.
na @ XXI S e SrpS @sch o hPEety me
mi nni bai .ec," to nl frnl .,n tH'
street ""''''1 0'"H ''''
Mr. G Pdeeon, whose liquor store is on the North.
nobody was ever hit ~ his house Notwithstanding II
!, l.; ln MnfIsIc,S, hloGh. Ihh being ne cae, Mr..
better neighloThood. "
The Underwriters Salvage Committee sold by
sSo aSeS an on H a. a e arg O 21fs S
Many OF he bales we're but slightly damaged, AMI are
manufacturers NE
Mr.; Dixon, Of FortiGth street, sent her little boy
fhe child put the note into one of the pcck0is OF hs
oyercoal; a strange woman observed hun. warmly
child you are" and stole the bank note ''''''
Mr.. John sncdecor, OF 7Gs Broadway, writes that
arHng OF hlghwaymen robbrd him while he Was walk.
Inc down Thirteenth street, near sixth avenue, ~
ihong1 that Sss somethns nnconmon lie ouors tloo
sends rs the names. THs SUN has forwarded hs Iet,
10 the Central Police OaCe Ont does suppose tnat
Police.
Thomas sickles aged II, of Di F1albu,h svrpuc,
wllhansburah, employed by Henry Leary Co OF %
Maiden lane, WAS cent to tho ~. Nicholas Bank
Th1rday with certified check fL tW Having pock;
eef tue money, he fod with Richard Rest sud Alfred
Hall 10 Philadelphia, where they robbed hm. He
paw ned r clothing snd oontriyed 10 get back To New
Work esteTday aud spent lAst night the Bee
street police station.
Tho Alnerican ucogrnphcal and Statistical Society
VIII hold their regular monthly mecung Tuesday
evening 10 their rooms In the Cooper Institute The
lion. II, q, squioi the welik no wn traveller viii read
paper on the Geos, Aphy OF Peru with Ions
on tho APsiest Monnments Tho ,otlElnli drawings
squIer VIII aso Tr"sont to tho Society a dne unpuj.
lished map OF the htbmus OF Panama and DAriun by
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LONG ISLISD.

a p'acl tree T. in fn'l blossom In n,bytun
Tue Su.l Hotel or trc Island il to he cularsed
auti proved
Mr. \. I stcNItt th.s appointed pound master
t"r i'npsto id t'GIG-.
Men have been Lr,d tn watch a. n .i,I,r trout
anglers.
Au amended charter for u u.tirr VILLAGE hns hec,
introduced W 'te icsi-'lf.rr bN Nr IpHaspr. Ths
Ggooi thC 'iAro are Isuoiuu of q, lrOlis.ons OF
C IT, IurnulL
On FRIDAY, IN old c"lorcd woman, named Pruda
lNiu- 90 Roo Hvtlf+ tyEir found Ing ON tho foof
oi the hpas- .l hci tIe lad been h,lng burned 20
r.nl,g hes whole pCr-on being Chatrud During tho
"st few yea che had lived ny herself ant tie had
uDt h,g sctn - he. nr .hbns u.usl they entered
hcr abode ana found her BODY ns stalCi.
A comp liant has been filed In tue Supreme Court.
Nv,tns lnN. o. tir Nu. MCGow ~, Collector ,Io-
ycph Rice. Francis " kCnna, John li Madd ~ Ihon "A
Iyitt, NlChOn- Van Antwerp, Comm s-lopets aud the
Nonrd o' yisorS iur hHvius seized y 20 worth ID
property hr'nlsiuE 10 W illAu J. Frtuan aud John T.
io!re NJ Nywiown, Tor ITO uou.nuSUcnt uf special
l@Ni tax ut 80, The answer I. rvturuaGlo MAruh l.
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LIBEL sUIT FOR 100000.
4 Cousressmnn's Grain Corncr-Astoni-h.
ing Charges by the Buffalo CONNER
cinI-EInt Denial by Mr. BcnncII.


cinl-fiat Denial by Mr.. bennett.
BrrTALo, Feb. l3.-The Hon. ID. :. Bennett
member OF Congress from this district. will publish
a card In the morning newspapers. announcing that
ho has returned from Washington at the earliest
possible moment 10 ,ndicaie his character against
the recent malignant attack q the Buffalo Connl>r-
c'H 1irsriser; that lie has Instituted proceedings
In the courts against the propretors OF that journal
and that the Hon. Noah Davis and the Hon. Bcnja
min +. Butler have volunteered their services to
prosecute the case here and have been accepted as
counsel. He sAys that the recent attacd OF the Com
nereGl Adrertiser is the croSnng outrage OF long
series to which lie has been subjected from the same
source He denies the charges IN toto and asks :, 9
public 10 await the result VI the Judicial inyesuga.
tiops Instituted. He charges that tho Commercial
las sent marked papers eontsnlng the recen, attack
TO the President, members OF tho Cabinet and
prominent Congressman. lie adds that he will
bring the to trial with the least possible de
the law will allow. 1t Is understood that damage
are laid at 100000
The Commercials charge IL that Congressman
Bennett has obtained eighty or ninety thousand dol
lars from banks on receipts from the EleyatIng As
sociation for grains stored In his elevator belonging
to said Association, and then privately sold and
ci0i also charges that Nj Bennett has paid
on such grain for months when there was no such
grain there. The Commercial adds that the discov-
cry OF the transaction resulted IN Mr. Benn,tt's
speedy return from Washington TO settle with the
Association and banks.
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THE HdRBOR SHARKS.
Marvellous Charges Against the Mouarch Of
staten Island - Grievances Of Importers
How the Port Physicians once Happens
20 be Worth 81 10000 Year.


10 be Worth 100000 Year.
A committee Of merchants and ship owners ap-
pesred before tho Quarantine Commissioners on
Saturday To make known the severe grievances IN.
der which they have lsbored during the past six
years. II was shown that Mr.. ". r.
Buck, the owner OF several vessels, had
been charged for lighterage just double what he
would have had to pay in the city, and that he
Obliged TO employ the Health onieer's sppointees.
Captains desiring TO come 10 town were obliged to
take the Health O11cers boat at coat OF a., when
they might come up Tree OF cost In any one Of the
many tug boats plying in the bay The fumIgation
OF vessels cost g. when o. would be excessive. Yes
scl- ten day from Southern or infected port we're
kept ten days in Quarantine while " twenty days out
they were detained tue sapie time--ten days.
FS ssS ssI: The S 90 $50 .sS NS
Oncer's boat, when an ordinary tow boat would
have been glad TO do It Tor $40. One Captain who
lowed ana to Il that lie must pay nneof ESQ., but
he .eompromised by paving e.
Mr. tOly, OF narbccks stores, had frequently
negotaei for ptrmis. On for vessels 10 come to the
city, aud bad paid from $3.50 to $40 for the priv
ltse. He handed 10 the commissioners sehedule
c1ntaining Items for such services, amounting TO
sl.5OO. There was no sickness on board oi those
vessels, and no necessity for their detention. lie
represented the Health O1icer.
Mir Wylc, Of the firm Of wylic \ Mains. had sent
vessels to New Haycn and had the cargo liehtered
from that city to this at less than It would cost
to trng II from Staten Island. Mir. Brett knew
| that cargo could be ighteIed from Portland
| eaper tnau from Staten Island. Nr. Pond had to
| pay DIR Sw uburnss stevedores thirty cents n box
| ior lighter ng Havans cargoes when hi- own men
would gladly have done the work for fifteen cents.
In instance 1t cost him 1900 to get cargo to .
wharf In ITcenpoiLt.
Mir Wagde hnd refused to pay n cnoDerage bill Of
tiOS ard actug under advice OF counsel hc brought
lis vessel TO the CITY The Health Oniccr followed
her, took her back and refused to Nberate her until
| the fraudulent bil was UHid.
| II, slip owner Association propose to test the
Stlc- rirut a. tax commerce. They protest aga st
| the cNor6itdnt charges Tor labor VI every sort al
flttst
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SHOOTING HER FAIrHLEss LorER.
Tragedy In Church-An Announcement OF
nm Engagement Followed by an Attempt
TO IA III the Prospective BridcgrOO,n.

PIQUA, o., Feb. l3.-While the congregation at
St. Mlry's Catholic Church In this city were engaged
In worship this morning young woman named Mss
Mary Mater entered the church and took a scat. In
few moments thereafter she deliberately took from
her pocket pistol and shot Thomas Wise, who oc-
aeT being III Ut arose aud sSre1 toward the entry.
The woman pursued him, eudcayOrlhg to btOot
h m - cond time, but was prevented by police
man, who arrested her The cause Of tue AFFAIR Is
not iully known but II Is said that Wise had trom
iced to marry her and had engaged hIts II to
another, winch engagement was announced IN
church this morning. NIses condition Is critical.
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wc~che-er Entertaining her Ne,shbor..

The Eureka Pleasure Club Of Morrisania en-.
ioysd their third grand reception 1T the residence OF
Miss Ada Anlertcn, in fremont, on FRIDAY evening.
About ninety persons attended the reception.
Mes-rs Martin, Anderton, sloat sud Walsh received
the guests In good style. and kept the floor lively
throughout the entiro night. Among the guest.
were Miss Van Antwerp, Miss stnuienburg Mss
Martin, Miss Conover Miss farrer Miss Clafk and
Miss Nanderyecr LEspennce Social Club OF Har.
lem was well represented by MIR. Pontz and Miss
Ayl.ng, MI. ToOker aud Al-- Balcom. Mr. and Mrs
sheldon, Jr., Mr.. Shaw and Miss shotwell Messrs
Balcom, A. L. Clarke. U. Clark, and Getty,
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The National Hotel nj ~. Jos Oh, Mo WAS burned
on saturl.y. Loss. $4,000 insurance, o. 900.
- The stafford Comm Loom Works md Johnson &
WeGdsnt snool cotton manuactory were burned on
ftlday night. Loss, tSi,OO0i insurance. $4,000.
Samuel G'nness's stable FottietL street and
tlOO yesterday mornings 20 Insurance.
G. II. Siurges's tunnery, and James H. Oujck'.
dwelling on caroline street r atOga. were hu, ned
seslcrday m9rnlng NJ stun loss Ia o. OOi IN.
f5O, '4 .''"'NN 'N'
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The Ra, PIT Worship Y.-,.rdoy

Chaplain NcCabe addressed the crowd of Gu.
roslN seekers that gathered In KIT Burrs's old dog
pit yesterday Brother McCibo IL himself curl.
osity-a man OF strong build, dark complexion
with u tine head OF black hair and heavy whiskcr.
aud piercing black ewes winch tell Of carnostness
and vigOr. He - a Western man, and dunng the
~ar wus Chapiaiu OF an Ohio regiment. II address :
'estcru1y WIS full Of Gre and energy. At the close
~ tie service there was general rush toward the
raj PIT 10 take last look at 1t ere 1t ls converted
fuft lam
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RiTLRO.iD ItCIDENTS.

Pat lex Burns brakeman on the Boston and Al.
hnaN l,n' road, Wus ns y.y tlt yc-tt.dNy afternoon
neat Chatham NIa'o. lie va. kupCSHd IRON he fouI
@ aCHr ~ alo" bridge, Aud Ar bodi mnuslyi uu.
Ger the whres
Andrew @. Homer, Ihoring man who lived hc.
tNur Paterson and bolwllNllic wa elected from tho
1grln rain on Tuesday ngut, near Pate SON for he.
lpg df NJ nul disUrletly on the ears, having no
urSet On fridV mniUmg his mauglcu coip.c wa
found near hr tIot where he had been put on the
The passenger train north on the Dayton and
NlCtgau RullIuAi due Ia lIquh, Ohio. on satnrdHy
n'tt u eleven o'clocF, NJ tt Nas entering the cana
hridse below Troy rAu OIL ne track. Inc engine broke
through TIC trstc Eork falling ritccu feet Tic ru.
ginccr. uttnHu and Chares Bronson the WOOD nrasu.
rer for tho Dad, were Ycty badly injured.
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The Suspension OF IA uroohiyn Politician.

John Golding, who had been kicked into the
street from Mr. sinnets house, at 81 Wyckof
street, broukbn, appeared before Justice Walsh on
Naiul day and oh'aihod warrant for tie arrest OF
Sinnetl Godmg Is one uf the politicians OF the
Tenth Ward, satellite OF the Ring" and has Gg.
ured here prominently at different times. once as
me pr prctor on low dance honse In the Patch"
"eah - dog hshtcr AID bruiser and even, It is
charged, n The seducer 81 womcn VINO are compelled
bA pN,rty to opih Tor relief to the superintendent
or tue ioor, IN who-r oNcC he wa emplnyrd II l.
rlh has suspended GO DIM
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woodhuii L. Ciaaip ON sunday.

The brm Of WoodhuII CIafin confined Itself
yesterday TO its private parlors In the Hoffman
House, and erdeavorcd TO recupera,e nsef after a
week oftoil. ASus reporter. desirous OF learning
OF the future movements Of the ladies sent up his
card and was shortly serward invited TO follow It,
Entering the elegantly furnished parlor, he was
erected by Mrs. Clanin. who complained Of illness,
In consequence of the great o1ct'ment she had un-
d"rgone, and the amount Of ply scal aud mental
labor shc bad performed during the week The
firm has opened mn account with the Fourth National
Bank, and although tGe house has not yet com.
menoed bus ness, their checks have been very nu-
merous and have been duly bonored. They expect
to begin business on next Monday On Saturday
the new house sent It's cards throughout the city,
and very extensively advertised In all the papers
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" oman on Trial for Murder In Newark.

Rosanna Rogers was out on trial in the Essex
Oyer and Termincr. on Saturday for the killing OF
her siep-broIher, James sheridan. Ellen Sher dan,
tile widow, te-uhcd that on The uight before her
husbands murder, they were AZ his mothers resi-.
dencr. wien QUAR-. occurred between her husband
and his steps-ter, Bridget, during which Bridget
picked up something ana rushed at James she said,
" "lous-n Ola b-h, IN show you whC Cther am bad
wOman.' Then he got NJ and caught her b. q HAIR,
and tney had clinch. and she knocked him ngalnst
the window. Thea she and her husband started
LONE and On tie WY lie eomplained Of his head
aud she found an ugly cut on u ride Of hs head, Of
which he died the neIt morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Fashionable Hebrew Wedding.

Hebrew wedding was celebrated yesterday
anorno'n IN the Ry'ngton street Synagogue The
couple were Mr. Choa. Roscnheim, Of Louisville
X, and Mis- Aucl waLdhcimer, OF thit city. Tie
bride, WHO Is charmlng brunette. was dressed In
wnitc corded slik, cut d'oOileiS long train, lace
NCii and orange blusso m ner DARK and luxurious
hair TIE groom vas IN full dress. Tho Rev. d.
Nasserman performed the ceremony.
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George Francis Trains silver Rrick-whst
Train Thinks OF tho sun.

The Hon. George Francis Train lectured In
Tsmmany Hall last evening. The house was filled.
During the lecture he exhibited q silver brick, Pre-.
sentcd TO him by the ctizeus Of Nevada. Handing II
to the reporters. he made the remark that he wanted
It back. lie watched the scrutiny OF the reporters
with evident curiosity. Amer some moments gen.
tleman Of q remarkably pleasing exterior returned
the brick. Mr. Train received Il with thanks, ran
his fingers through his hair. and asked the gentle
man what paper he represented.
"Tns BUN. sir," answered the good.looking re.
porter.
~ knew IT," replied Mr.. Train. "You have the
look OF an honest man, and TuE Sun IL the only hon
eet newspaper published In America. Its platform is
solid truth. It's editorial columns are freighted with
cold chunks OF wisdom Immense applause1 and ia
hrtght beams strike terror to the hearts oi rotten
corcd politicians and scoundrels OF every degree
DO tell he TRUTH" said he, turning TO the audi
cnce. A storm Of cheers and shouts VI Zee, you
do" vns the response.
MIR Train lectures in the old Boytry Theatre on
neat SUNDAY evening.