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THE MANLY ART.

Mace sud Allen Punching Each Others
Heads In the Tamma ny Toms Claim Of
the ChampIon Ionship-rh Comina Contest
with Mike McCoeie.
The Hon. Jem Mace and his Excellency Tom
Allen bad q spsrring match last evening in Tam
many Both arc about 81 years Of age. and Ave feet
nine in height. They wore tirbt-ntting shirts OF
white elastic cotton, white knee brooches, white
stockings, and white boxing gloves. Both had
cropped hair. OF course. Jem had frame develop
ed to Its full capabilhy, but without .
particle Of superfuous flesh. Tom Is q smasher,
and carries extra beef He nclircs TO corrorat,on,
AMI has hard work to keep II down. The gentle
n en- were introduced BY venerable usher In black
eyering SUIT lie remarked that rs Je had retired
from the prize ring since his list battle, Tom was
the cha ampion Of America, and he'd challenged all
oppcneats Mike McCoole, he sait WIS soon to
contest the cham nicnship with him, .or 5000 a
side he then exhibited IT, ctsnpion's belt held
by Tom, and bet presented 10 Jem BY bis Nev1ork
friends. The contestant sports then fought four
rounda, and then tue gloves boppcd rosonantly on
muFs anc bread baskets. Jem showed wonder
fuI agility lie danced about as though be had won
a $1,000 lottery piizs. He dueked, and bobbed,
sud wrigged. and dig,ed, and dodref Tom stood
firm in one SPOT and let ont sor,c shots from the
shoulder that would have knocked Jel through the
wall into the street II he had not lodged them Jem
got In a good smcier bis proboscis, and got q
clout In return that will make Wis lead ache for
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Tretting on Uaion Conrse.

Yesterday there was . capital trot on the
Union Csrrso. closely coutesled and doubtful all
tirou "a the race Which extended to ave heats The
affair was . purse and stake OF t50O mile heats,
three IN I'VE, In bsrness. The horses engaged were
Aliens brown Eeldinc. Rilsy: b McCoGbers
black mare, Lady Sherman; K. wrigit's bay mare,
Lady Wright and l.. 4. sanmis's chestnut geiding,
Rockaway Dick. In the betting Lady sherman was
favorc before starting. On goilg OF Lady Ser
man took the lead and ken, II. winning the leat.
closely contested by Lady Wright Time-Quarier
%, Lalf i.ai mile 25i Betting, to I on Lady
sherman against The field. Riley won the second
heat, Lady Sherman contendnc and losing 1t by a
break Dick distancod. Tme-Quarter 4s, half I:2i
mile 947H. B,tting, y to 1 on Riley against the
Geld. Lady Sherman the fourth heat Riley
fighting shsrpiy tor It. TIme-Quarter Il. half 1:2f
mile G4 Lady Wright drawn. Betting, oven.
Riley the hfih heat an tho race. after close
struggle, and Lady Sherman losing by n break jrst
at the score, over which she gaopped. Time
moi been seen this season
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TIE DEATH OF BONAPARTE.
THE OFFSPRING OF THE DICORCED
ELIzlBETH PATTERSON.

Mo Sealing Of Another Book, in American
I History-The son Of the BaItimore Belle
! who was Sacrificed TO the Ambition Of the
Gront Napoleon Recognition In PARISH
The telegraph informs us that Jerome Napoleon
Bonspar,e, the head OF the Bonaparte family In
America, died at . O'Clock yesterday morning ut his
residence in Baltimore. Mr.. Bonaparte had been
suffering for somo time from cancer in the throat.
His wie's mother, Nrs. Benjsmin Williams, Of Rox-
bury Mess, also died In the same house two hours
aiterward. The father Of the deceased gentleman
was jerome Bonaparte, the youngest brother
OF tho Emperor Napoleon l. During the hostililies
between France and Eugland In 1903, jerome, the
father sent 10 sea, and after cruising some time,
came TO this port and thence TO Baltimore, where,
the 24,h Of cember, 1903. he wss married with
great pomp at the Roman Catholic Cathedral by
Archbishop Carroll. to Miss Elizabeth Patterson
the beautiful and acc omplished daughter oi wealthy
and eminent merchant.
After the Empire was declared, Jerome returned
with his wife to Europe bu as his marriage had
not Imperial eancon. the la isr was not allowed 70
land 10 France. Napoleon hal tho marriage annul
led By n decree Of his Council Of State, but Pope
Plus VII refused to ssnction the divorce, and this
refusal has been since maintained by the Papal
Court. Nine. Bonapsrte went first to Holland, but
not being permitted to land thero she proceeded TO
England. On the 7th OF July, 1905, at Csmberweil.
England, she gave Sirth to son, VINO was named
Jerome Napoleon Bonoparte, the subject OF this
sketch. On A ugust IL, 1917. the Emperor caused
bis brother jerome to become q bigamist by marry
ing him to Frederica Catherine, daughter OF the
King OF W wnrtenberg. On the 18th Of August West-
phalia erected into kingdom. and the extrava-
giant. halfeducated Jerome was made King
In 1861. when Louis Napoleon assumed the su-
rreno cnntrol In Paris Jerome. who had beon n
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A NIn,,eeu,b Ward l'rnsrdy.

On Thursday night John Chambers went to the
residence OF family named Magic, on the westerly
sIy.nfth streets. Mrs. Nagle. seeing him coming
fastened her door, but he seized and burst II
open Chambers then entered the house and struck
Mrs. Made the head with the axe. The blow
felled Mrs Nagle to the floor, and whilo she lay
PHOSPHATE the brute kicked her repeatedly upon the
BODY aud then seized her by the hair and dragged
on the street. Chambers was arrested by Onicer
Wyatt, OF the Nineteenth Precinct. Mrs. Nagie's
daughter appeared in the Yorkyile Police Court yes
terday and made ufidayit to the foregoing Accom-
pauying the afidayit was q certificate OF Dr. p. W..
Cromin that Mrs. Nagle was suffering from very
severe INJURIES Justice BiKby held Chambers to
aWaiL In, rcauIt
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OBTTU.fR Y.

The Rev Michael Rlordan, pastor OF st. Peters
Church. Osie, died Monday Ht the parsOn.
ag In hs niiy third year and the twenty-seycnth OF
bis ministry. lie buried yesterday
The remains OF Mrs Theresa Robinson. widow OF
the late DIR, Robinson, well known NJ the author OF
Greek and Hebrew leIcoLs. arrived yesterday BY the
Hamburg steamer The funeral VIII take place to-day
Charles Eustache Corta, Senator OF France, died
Yesterday in Paris. He Nns born In psyonne In l60a
aud educated for tho law Ip 1874 he weAl envoy TO
Grand Cross OF the Orccr OF Notre Dame dc Guade-
lOupe.
VictoriR Ferdinand Burrot died In Paris, his
native city Yesterday, IN his C0tn year. lie was q
staunch Bonspartni, Ald was made Commander OF tho
Legion OF Honor IN A52, called TO the Senate 1859
and created u member oil the Municipal Council oi
Paris In 1854.
Joseph T. Kingslanc diod on Tuesday at the rcsi-
dence OF has father fhineas IL. HinRs and, $50 West
Fourteenth street, afe lingering illness, aged twen,
ty-siI years He was n nembor OF Company O. Seyepth
Regiment aud hih conrades ylstsrdAy attended the
funeral services The mmeins are to be Inferred Eli
Zahefh. N L. today,
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OUT OF THE JAWSOF DEATH
A STR RUGGLE FOR LIFE oN1HE BRINK
OF THE PASSAIC FAILS.

A Horror-Strickep Multitude on the Verge
OF the Chnsm-Thc almost Miraculous Es-
capo of Three Boatmen In the Rapids
Saved by n Hairs Breadth.
Thomas Gowdey, living at 10 Passaic street.
Richard Coyle Of Pine street, and John Carter, OF
Mil street, Paterson. hls cutters, had q narrow
escape on Thursday evening from being dashed to
pieces over the Passaic Falls In the afternoon they
went on sail upon the river above the falls. They
moored the boat about i've rds above the dam OF
the Society for the Establishment Of Useful Manu-.
factures, which Ia . fall Of about 10 feet and
situated a hundred yards or so from the natural
cataract
When the men pushed ont into the stream, the
strong current struck the frail craft and not being
good oarsmcn, they were carried toward the dam
with force which they could not resist. Gowdey,
the only one among them that could not swim.
susany into the river. and caught some timbers con.
nected With the dam. He then contrived to work
shore in safety, although half dead with fatigue and
terror. Coylo and Carter kept hold OF the boat,
and went over the dam with Il, retaining their
clutch upon the side Of the craft, notwithstan ding
turned over completely In making the plunge.
When over, Carter let go, and by extraordinary
WAS hard struggle, and a few feef more would
have been too much for his strength.
This len Coylc alone with the little boat, to which,
he e,ung with the tenacity Of dro wning man. snd
ss IL dashed down through the Jagged rocks and
whrling etdlos, II turned over like n porpoise-
hrst the man, then the boat, being on top. Several
times the horrorstreken spectators. standing the
bank, powerless to render assistance, thought he
was zone, and turned their gaze toward the preci.
pice expecting to h senseess BODY plunge over.
But man fully no rotsined his hold for dear liie.
and sen.ibiy kept his mouth shut. When he was
witbla but a few feet Of the plunge, however, he
gave up his struggle In despair and quietly re.
signed himself TO his fate. In q mcment, however,
In response to loud directions from the shore, ho
doubled his efforts, and by a spasmodc movement
headed toward the shore. few convulsive strokes
given with all the power OF man struggling with
Almost certsin death, he caught the rore thrown
him, and both he and his boat were pulled 10 the
shore, not an instant too soon 10 save him from
terrible death.
He fell ON ,te ground In swoon, but was soor
resuscitated. Not n stitch OF clothing remained on
him, all having been of in his fearful struggles
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q uiiiotincd on tho Track.

An unknown man was killed on he New Jersey
Railroad at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock thi,
morning. The engineer OF the train which leave,
Newark at midnight for Now York soon after cross
ing the PasSaic bridge lrst became aware tAat some
person bad been run over from tue severe jar his
locomotive received.
The train was immediately stopped. when the con.
ductor, bearing lantern and followed by q lone
strenm OF frightened passengers walked back to NJ
connoi,er sOon the headlsss CORPSE of well.
dressed man wac discovered BY the fckering ligh.
OF the CONDUCTORS lanip lying between tile tWC
tracks
The mangled BODY presented \ sickeninE sight
clothes failed to discover any pHrers which mighl
lead IL Identification, s,nall gold badge In the
H. was found pinued upon the vest fbe unfortu
nate deceased Was attiro1 in a black suit through
out, The body was taken TO East Newark 10 avail
the action of the Coroner,
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THE VIEW LABOR PROBLEM.
The Importation Of ChInamen-Rxsifemcpt
In North Adams, Mass.

The Importation Of Chinamen-Rxsiiemcpi
In North Adams, Mass.
Nonru ADAMS, Mass, June l7.-Considerabis
excitement eAis.s among the population here, owing
to tie ipnrx OF Chinese work men. Numbers OF
them are already employed In the shoe factories
receiving ga per mouth for the 1rst year with tue
premise OF ts5 for the second and third. The Chi
namen work, eat, and rleep in me came building, a
large room being fitted up with Ave rows OF hunks
each OF which s supplied with sailcloth mattress
and a blanket They are chiefly fed on rico. which
is steamed in huge tanks or kettles by pipes from the
factory boiler, weak coffee being added Tor break
fast. They labor ourteen hours day.
One hrm are so well pleased with their Chinese
workmen that they have ordered additional con sgn.
mcntr, and other employers announce their in ten
ton OF following their example Ii In expected that
before another year Is over s00OJ coolies will settle
In Massachusetts.
A resolution prohibiting the introduction OF cooy
labor into the State offered In the House OF
Representatives on Wednesday, bat rejected by iii
to 30. IRE feeling OF bitterness and anger among
the white population daily increases, and II is not
considered safe TO allow the Chinese to GO abroad
without DrOtpction,
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MEN JERSEY.

Newark has a color'd man no years old.
Daniel McCarty diei nom sunstroke in Newark
THURSDAY
John p. Young's iouse, IN John street Belle
willie was struck by lightning on Thursday nsht. Mrt
Yonngs sister was bady stunned.
Gov Randolph viii give dinner 10 the State
officers and Judges OF he Courts At the centenn ial Az
niyersary exercises II Rutgers College on Tuesday
next
Mr.. Samuel Posts wife, residing at i7o Oliver
street, Newark, while pouring Kerosene uron some
morning.
Miss Larry Jones. Who took corrosive sublimate a
few weeks ago died OF Thursday morning Her father
VISITED her once durlg her sieknoss. Her renAins
were taken nom UnioTne n. z, 70 Jersey city yes.
terlay thence TO hewak. whero her father resides.
A curious plant hs been discovered growing IN
the dumplex ground o the New Jersey Central Rail.
stencil ID consists OF ahngio large Leaf OF deep Grim
son hue curved some wat In tho shape OF bell with
vegetable Fpiko In III, centre like Abayonet Tho bo-
lunicai ropoi The Jersey CAY Unes has AnaA.a~'
Aioly ehriiteaed II lhs AnH0fo DtlAn1Aa
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JoTrIS0s ABOUT TOWH.
IT,. Malta arrived la,t night.

Tie Malta arrived last night
Caroline X. yrec,and has been indicted for n,oa4
ouk assault md battery.
The annual regatta OF tho Manhattan Yacht CluA
Is the mr5or event on Monday.
stsford's Iron and salpsur Powders invisOrsas
the body and purify the olood.-Adv.
A bona Rfs Chinese doctor and assistants aro prss-
tpins at 70 Esst Fourteenth sroet.-ldp.
DIR. william N. Sanger, the Physician In Chief a
this Public Institutions said TO be very scrio uEiy III
The staamer Mary Powell beyins her Saturday - !,
day ats p II.
Tie Washington Irving Literary Association ias1
Price Vice President.
The suit Of John Mitchell agsinst Con. John A..
Is TO be aIgued to-day.
Superintendent Jourdsn Is aeou, to publish a.
the Approaching lth Of July.
The Hoboken ferry boat Chancellor Liyingstos
SaSk b. hs @ T scs broke her 'AA AND
The chess match by eorrospondenee between ssa-
1cs sIotN sns @ pss sscs
In honor Of the anniversary OF the battle OF Buu-
6undinss' we're disp aged yesterday
Tho newly elected Inspectors Of Election are befsx
he Bureau Of Elections Mr. Gpraoius Gorsos ~
The sale Of the Haughwout collection Of oil paint
Americas masterpieces, was eohiinued last Slsss'
Cs,harioe Cohen. aged af,sen months, ici i.s
nne G. and struck on the awning -ed Injured on rhs
Dan. Brysnt intends building an opera bouso fc<
mnstr'lsy on Twenty third street Sixth AZ
with stage thlTty I'VE feet deep. forty feet 'front.'
and thirty feet high.
Before tho Eucloan Society OF the Uriversity a
New York last evening addresses were delivered oS
President Geo. Zabrtsko and Mr. Hugh Smith CarpcR
ter, OF Brooklyn.
A counterteiter his way before the United SatsA
Commi,soner Yesterday attempted to oscane from
chase OF some blocks.
George Mitchen. Chief Of tho Caledorisn Society,
sails Tor kuro9e In the steamer Anglia, Anchor line to
day The Society WI accompany nim W sandy hooR
Last evening tho East Side German ReputA
demned the nisrue OF the Good Old Man. aud pas.s4
resolutions calling for his removal.
To-day is the any nfth anniversary OF the battle o9
Waterloo. In tho Army List Tor mis- year, we md
generals who participated In that memorable actIou
| The Sanitary Committee accompanied BY Dn
MORGAN Motifs yesterday made tour OF tue lat moie
ing esablt hnens aud foud them ~ sneh hoIriDh
state that they will recommend that thoy be oboiisho9
| forthwith.
| The residents OF Eighty fourth street mar Nit
chels planning factory, are load In their c0mplAnu o1
account % the Immense Piles o. lumber and mster!
| up the side walks and the thOroughfAre.s
| The NJ. 7. brennan Club OF the r wenty-seconA
Ward raisnd magnificent banner over their head
sSsTisr. ssrsr esnast%2H % h. @ Ex.A sVsnss. N,t.o o
crowd that gathered.
The Life Association OF America, Q life insuraBos
orgsnIst,on which BEGAN business Two yess ago "a the
have opened once In the old kquitae Bpilnt n
Broadway, a. announced 10 another column The soe
tondent the Insurance Depntmentiof this state 0eH
ID. W, Adens 70 MANAGER q tho New YORK dcpsSMeoS
aaa Gss SsaAk =. nAAE. director Of tAs lo@s omo~
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A BOSTON HOP.

The Hub Singing Societies on the "LiEht
Fantastic "A Brilliant Turn Ont.
The Park avenue Hotel was little Boston last
night. About 400 Bubbi,es, members OF the Handel
and Haydn sccict, enjoyed themselves in the
dance tn tho music OF Bostons hvorite band, under
tile leadership OF Mammoth Music Gilmore. The
entire hotel was thtongel. and as 35o members Of
tho society named vuests therein. may fsirly
bc stated that some 800 persons took part In the
festivities.
Gilmore. for once WIS not on time his band was
have been at ue hotel at 50 O'clock put did not
arrive until nearly II O'Clock. 50 that the impatient
Bostonians were only able 10 walk about the cor
rifors and exhibit their toilets
The proprietor OF the ho,oi, Mr. J. A. Robinson.
ond Mr., Sawyer OF Boston, Who was "top-sawyer," "
did Nil they could 70 keep up the spirits of the crowd
and when at last the music made Its appearance,
dancing rs at once begun.
The intellectual residents OF the Hub were not
very lively In their Terpsicboreau perfor nances.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Patrick Carly Of bOi East Sixteenth street, sat in
car i5i OF the BELT line lset evening with his arm out
OF the window. The arm came In contact with box
Ct the foot Oi J Jackson street ana wns bl oxen.
An engine was upset and two freight cars were
smashed the New Jersey central Railroad yestordey
morning near Elizahethport some laborers who had
torn no the track neglected TO warn tho engineer.
Yesterday forenoon two men were put of train
on the new aud New York Railroad In East Ferry
street station In Newark fo nOnpAvment OF fare. The
me1 we,e very much intoxicated and started 70 walk
To New IorL They sat the track brllb gravel
pit, west OF tho Passaic river. AZ l2E6 +, NJ lhe
O'Clock M train from Communlpsw struck them. Pa
trick Meagher, OF second street Whnms0urgh sus
tanned fracture Of The skull and died In few hosrs
burgh, wss seriously injured lhoa4 tho shoads5 nad
n0dI. baI viii recover.
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CLEiNIyG OUT A BANK.

Chioroforniux the ra-hicr aud Locking him
up-Then systematically ApproprtRting
the Funds-A Murder and n suicide.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Mechanics Bank
OF tiis city was robbod this evening at 8 o'clocs.
Henry L. Pope, the cashier, was alone In the bank
wheu two uen entered, one Of them placing knife
to tho throat Of Pore. thrcatenug instant death II
lie uttered word, tho other taking handkerchief
saturated with chlofoform, threw It over his face
ana threw a shawl over his head.
The robbere, ss coon the chloroform had taken
effect carried Pope In the back par, OF the
building, aud locked him in. They then cleaned ou,
the bsok Sky thousand dollars in money was Sc
cured and carried of, and twelve or thirteen thou
sand dollars len scattered all over the floor. The
same bapk was robbed about thirty years ago, when
Nr. Banker, the toolkec?cr WAS killed., and Mr..
Julian, the cashier, severely wounded. The robber
Dix was ds covered in that net, and blew his brains
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
ENGLAND NOT READY TO ross Rs
LIGION FROM THE SCHOOLS.

Disracii and Gladstone Measur,ns Lanccs-
British Statesmcn's Plans for Extendiss
Edncstion TO the Mnsses-The Irish Land
Bill stiii under Discussion.
LONDON, June I'm the House Of Lords La
night the consideration OF the Irish Land bill
suued. Lord Cairns said that the bill gave sdvsrr
tages to tenants which were not known In Enkiana
or Scotland Lord Derby approved the goncrA
principle on which the bill based, but was %
rosed to granting compensation for the disturbances
Of tenure, regarding It as equivalent To buying a.
imaginary right He admitted, however. thsa
agrarianism was to be checked only by concession
without action the House adjourned. On motion a
Mr.. Gladstone the House Of Commons went Int
committee on the Education bill. Mr.. Gladstcns
then explained scmo changes which the Governments
proposed 70 make In the bill. he would not havS
objected to the plan for making conn ulsory educs-
tion undenomina tlonal. As II was, the Governments
must declare tself the religious aspects OF The
bill and especially on denosnin atonai character a
the local boards touehng which much sensitiyeness
wss felt The main objection. must be met.
The first OF these was that the conscience ci.use
funds raised by taxation could not be applied 10 re-
iigious instruction. The former objection die
iisiou. % ios,pnetion op,IonaI The Country was moi
ripe for the entire exclusion OF religion from the
schools He was willing TO say where tho odu-
should be left oDcn. Such changes as we're pro
posed by the entire measure he hoped woul9
speedily ive the great and paramount blessings Of
elementary education 10 those now reluctant 70 /,
trust teaching to the Church. and willing TO inuss
it to the community. Mr.. Gladstone closed by NOV
the views he had Just presented were embodied.
Mr.; Dlsrael ridicued the amendment. By whieA,
the Goyernment proposed TO revolutionise n
The subject was postponed, and the House, con
Ing ont o. COMMITTEE passed 70 second s;,, resdns
si1ered and passed.
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THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

The bricSlsyers OF Galveston, Teras. receive 50
per day.
The Arbeiter Union cent Mayor Halls $50 back to
him. as he did not CO ndescend to 70 their picnic
The bricksyers OF Brooklyn protest against the
violation Of the Eight Hour law by the Water Board
and Park Commissioners,
Mcssrs. Young, Walsh, Murphy, Connolly, and
Eurt have be en- arpointeda Committee TO invite the
CITY 0overnne 20 employ members of trades unions
and 90 enforce the Eiyht.Hour law
A. the Workingmen's Union meeting last night
Nelson W Young and James Connolly were nominated
for President; Jsmos r. Purdy. and Messrs. Drury
Grumm. Cruise. and Smith for Vice -President NJ. O.
Murphy for Recording Secretary NJ. j. Jesfup for Cor
rospondine Secretary Bernard Rice Financial secre
tarJ; and John Wood for Treasurer.
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Brooklyn Politicians Provided with Homes
I'm the -inR sinr Prison,

On the night Of the Sd Of March last, Officer
Sheridan discovered three young burglars IN the ac,
OF breaking into the residence OF Mr. Benjamin
Smith, eli Dear street. lie was about IN arrest the
trio when ore o. them drew revolver and snapped
II AZ his head. Tho charge, however, did not e1
pode and Sheridan, without losing his presence Of
mind. seized tie desperadoes and took two OF them,
avenue police station, but their pal" escaped.
Yesterday the prisoners srraigned In the Court
Of Sessions, End Lacy pleaded guilty, but hAckey
leaving Il olr seats and Judge Troy senienced him
10 ten Years In State Prison. Lacy also sen
fenced for similar term. Both sre professional
burglars.
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One Of the wiliinmsburgh Mysteries RIplo-
dcd-OnIy IA Family Quarrel.

A few DAYS ago The SUS noticed the disappear.
ance OF two persons residing in the Eastern District
OF Brooklyn. Since then, Mr.. Louis Diefenbach
the German gentleman, has made his appearance In
College Point, L. l.
whom he had spent Saturday, being disinclined to
return home, owing TO family disputes he wandered
to College Point. There he was taken III and com.
PEELED to remain In the Washington Hotel lis wrote
TO his SON aud then anIie,y respecting him was at
end. The reporters have lcarnsd that Dicfen bach
was driven from home Diofenturh lived with his
wife and q son, who carries grocery. Not long
ago the latter married very young wife, who dis.
agreed with the old people, and hence many domes-
tic Disturbance, which ended in the young wife
quitting her new home, yowiGg not 10 return until
her husbands parents had been turned cut. Owing
TO these unhappy disagreements, the elder Defen-
bach took 1t into his head to 20 away.