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sPARHs rRoM rnn rELEGRAPH.

Tho Mercantile Bank " Leeds has auspendod.
Its liabilities are estimated al td'On.o,
William G.. Harrison, aged sixteen years, whilA
slidng The lrc of pond near Uursn yesterday
broke through und " a. di'Nucd.
Gen Estrada, who did great service In the
war for the cHpu.iOn Of Walker from Nicaragua, haa
been killed. by klck from his hufse.
A. W. 1enny, freight conductor on the Cen
tral Vermont ltaroai was Instantly KILLED On WeincS
day afternoon VILE coupling cars at Bratleooro sta
tiVn.
The Wclllud Canal will not close hefore the
middle Of December, unless NcrI cold weather sets IN
number Of vessels Aafe gOue into Hllter quarters -
Port CulDprne.
The latest quotations In tho London stock
market Yesterday L $. 6-20s, 1867 lOJH lOtON
lO5Ai new bs lOtlA New YORK Central, 10 Efle pro
icrred, 80. In Frankfort 2Os closed Al 0vlt.
The Quebec Government have decided to soma
900 barrels OF -four TO the people OF the hAgdAleA
lsandb, who are without their winter stock OF PROVE
ions ng to tho wreCkng few days ago OF the Veg
sels which were taking the same 10 the Islands.
The rotary bleaoher ln G. H. Richmond Co..
monilia paper mill Ia Low ell. Mass burst from its pOst
ton on "Wednesday evening ana was thrown some ds-
tance through the walls OF the adjoining woolien fac
tory OF Walker 4 Co. The paper mill was badly IN
Iured and . portion OF II will hsve to 10 rebuilt Tn
Total uslnage V estlmaied al $1,000
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THE r1cE-pREsIDENr's FUNERAL.
Lying in nto-Prcparations In New York,
Washington, and Phiia delphia.


The remains of the late vice-President
wilson will reach this city at 3 p. NJ. on satur-
day. They are to be escorted from the foot OF
Cortiandt street 10 the Grand Central depot by
the Mayor aud Common Council, the Old Guard,
the Colored Veteran Guard, the Fifth, Seventh,
Ninth, Eleventh. and Twenty second Reg-
ments, tho Washington Greys, Capt. Klein's
troop OF cavalry. and Battery u. Gen. Ward
will command the escort. The route Of the
procession will be from the Cortlandt street
ferry through Broadway TO Fourteenth street.
to Fifth avenue, through Forty second street,
to the depot. Civic societies desirous Of parti-
clpatine In the ceremonies may report to Gen.
Shaler room l0,City Hall, at 10 A. N. on Saturday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2j.-FrOm 10 o'clock this
morning until sunset an almost unbroken throns
OF men. women, and children passed through
the rotunda OF the Capitol TO view the remains
OF the Vce-Presdont. The body, enclosed In
glass covered casket, lie In state a low cata-
falquo directly under the centre OF tho dome,
watched over by guard OF honor detailed from
the Marine Corps. The catafalque Is the came
as that which was used at the obseQuies OF Pres
ident Lincoln, Chief Justice Chase and senator
Sumner The rotunda Ia profusely draped
with tho national colors entwned with
mourning The Senate Chamber has been pre-
pared by the Sergeant ut-at. Arms for to-morrOw's
funeral ceremonies. The entire base OF the gal
lery and all the pilasters are covered with Grape
over the Vice Presidents chair and tho chair
itself are draped In black. The approaches to
the Senate Chamber and the marble columns OF
the porticos have also been n nitinglv draped with
mourning. The caske. Is rtch aud massive, but
not ostentatious in appearance. The usual
horal decorations rest on it aud II bears plate
inscribed simply, Henry Wilson, born Feb. 10,
1872, died Nov q, 1915"
PHILADELpnIA, Noy. 20 Nearly all the ar
ranoements for the Wilson obsequies In this
city have been completed. A committee of the
| Councils Will start tomorrow evening To meet
the committee In charge Of the remains at VIII
| mington and accompany them to this city.
| Tho remains will lie in state In Independence
| Hall until II o'clock on saturday morn
| ing aud will then be removed to the
depot. Tho following is the order of
march MaJOr-Gen Bankson and stah First Di-
| vision National Guard OF Pennsylvania; hearse
and guard OF honor; committee IN charge OF
the remains; Governor OF Pennsyvania and
| stan Mayor and members OF Congress from
| Philadelphia and ball bearers In carriages mar
shal and committee OF arrangements OF the city
| OF Philadelphia band; Select and Common
Councils chiefs of departments and assistants {;
| members OF the Senate and House OF Represen-
| tatives Of Pennsylvania; Union League and
| other organizations. The pail bearers are ex-
| Cabinet Oficers A. X. Borie and Judge Camp
| bell, Gems Patterson and Cadwallader. aud
| Messrs. Brinell and Hennessey, Presidents Of
| the select and Common Councils.
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PuBLIC SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
A Rule under which the Teacher will Take
Time for Sober second Thou ght.

recent case of punishment In the Eaton
public school in New Haven has led to anew and
peculiar rule authorized by the Board OF Educa-
tion. It was the custom for the Teachers in the
Eaton school to detaln delinquent pupils after
school hours 20 study their lessons. One after
noon tho Principal. Mr.Joseph Gle, saw Edmund
seely sitting back in his seat with his arms fold
ed, his book closed, evidently determined not
to study. Inc Principal spoke TO him the pupil
did not answer. After questioning him several
times without being answered. Mr.. Gile seized
him by the arm, put him out OF the room, aud
shook him severely. The boy says he was
knocked down. The Principal and some OF the
pupils deny this. The School Commissioners,
after u thorough investigation, made rule that
no teacher shall punish a disobedlent pupil on
the same half day of the commission of the
offence.
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THE PACIFIC DISASTER.
Where Rests the Responsibility for the Wreck
End Lose OF Life.

SAN FRANcIsco. Nov, % The Victoria
newspapers, In their accounts Of the inquest over
the bodies OF the victims Of the steamship Pact
DC disaster, say that 1t Is shown by the testl-
mony OF the sailor at the wheel Of the Orpheus,
the colliding ship, that the Captain was steering
directly athwart the course Of the Pacific, and
changed his course several times in an unde-
cided manner. The steamers side lights were
visible. II was asoertalned Ia a few minutes after
the collision that the Orpheus was making no
water, but no attention was paid to the balls from
the steamer. The Oipnens Resumed her course
without any effort to assist the Pacific. The tes-
tiinonv OF U 'lIanlOn, the rescued quarteTmaster,
and j. Ely, a passenger on the Pacific, showed
lack Of discipline on board aud want Of authori
~ on the part Of the officers. After the COLL
sion the passengers crowded to the boats, which
could not then be- launched. The crew ON the
steamer were all asleep except the helmsman,
tho watchman, and the officer on deck The
rest of the testimony nearly agrees with the
previous report as 10 details,
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PROVIDENCE MYSTERY.
Facts Brought Out in the Inquest Over the
BODY OF ElibRbeth A. Cornell.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 25.-The inquest con-
cetning the death Of Elizabeth A. Cornell. who
poisoned herself In a house In Benefit street, in
this city, has developed some interesting facts.
The attention OF the police was attracted last
March 10y the strange behavior OF the woman.
She kept two large trunks in the railroad depot
Cor months, and habitualy wandered in the city
aimlessly, getting a check In one bank and hav-
ing II cashed immediately in another. She told
friend that she had been In the Treasury De-
Poland procured her position there that she
had considerable money given her there, and
also had some money left her by her husband.
She always paid her bills In Providence, and
lived at the rate OF AOout S20U year. On
Saturday last she took poison, supposed to be-
crOton OIL and died soon afterward. Tho bonds
and bank books left by her Indicate that she
was comfortably well OF. How she obtained
her property Is as much mystery as the motive
for her suicide.
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A hand hall match was played at iOi Madison
street yesterday by Arthur and Bornafd MoQuado of
this city against james Everett OF Chicago and Michael
Doughney OF Brooklyn. The nrst game closed ~
Everett and Doughney with OF s1 TO IS for the
McQuade brothers. In the next inning Bernard
Mc0uade made ~. TO for Evcrctt. McQnsde
then played out, DOughncy closing In with count OF
4. wnen Arthur McQuade Ousted him and enuo1 tho
game, the score standing 81 to T. The next game was
the most ably contested Everett and DOughney
Ing 81 and mcqusde brothers 80 From this % the end
the McQuade brothers led without much effort, and
scored full points for the three succeeding games.
against 7. H. and 12 for their opponents.
The hrst six Of series Of thirteen games OF 81 points
by Philip Casey Of Brook yn and Frank Burke ofPhs-
delDhia. were played In Brooklyn yesterday, Burke
was given ten points In each game The result was IN
favor OF Casey.
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q. l.. Fox takes his farewell benefit TO Might
in Booths Theatre
The Abyslnia Is to arrive at the Cunard piss
VI 7 o'clock this moiIlhg.
Psirolman John Frrran dled Of consumptios
at 32 Oak street yesterday,
james G.. Rico Post ~ q. 4. r., announces q
calico hop "a Irving I'm On Dec. o.
Tho immense auuunci tnr IN tho Post OfhoA
which Is said 1" have cos from 5000 u 1000 Is said
e. Oc worthless.
Joseph phipu0ny. porter, hfty-eiyht Years old,
Of 295 hN hgton STR e fHuu 4, al m O.. T. DaYist
store at 13 " .llaul stftrt yesterday
John Burke, late JiritAG OF the Ylrhyllle Po-
lice Court, member ~ the lanmH Hhf GrnTN Com
ulttee Was buried ~ calvary Cemrt, ~ Jta1rflAy'
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THE BRErHREN's PERPLExITIEs.
The Important Meeting TO be Held In Ply.
mouth Church this Evening.

A meeting OF Plymouth Church is to be held
this evening to consider Mrs Moulton's letter asking
for Congregational Council to consider the church's
action In reference to her membership. 1t vas init
mated last nlshI that the church would consent to the
council. demanding the night to its share OF
members II the church does not consent No Moul.
ton viii call an cxpaIte cgpneil. MI VIM. y. West &
IA said will Join In the call for council unless the
church gives him letter u dismissal. letter viii
probably be read from MIN urging this a. his right
because he received no inmation of other urCh
meeting IN time 70 present - ns reasons for absent
known these faets to the meeting, anu request post
ponement of action II wAs however, reported 10 The
meeting that Deacon West had expressed lectlon
to having his name dropped from the rolls. MT sIs
etteT vas handed TO h 7. Shcarnan on "Wednesday.
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A Happy ThanL.gi,ins to -Four Conv,c,..

BOSTON, Nov. 95.-The annual custom Of par
doning conyicts 10y the Governor and COuncl was OBJ
served to-day. -four inmates OF the State prison Al
Charesown receiving Their pardon al the hands Of the
GONCrnur AT the btate prison the exercises were
Opened by the reading OF the Governors rhan giving
procamstion, which was ioowe by prayer, singing.
&c, address by the Warden, who announcer the
names Of the pardoned convicts, viz. For robbery,
George /. Mower served nine years Of NE SENTENCED
Daniel Young sentenced last May for year for
Jury John Do ige. served four Of nys Years' sen
tcnce for twind and James Griffin vho had served
twenty three years of life sentence for burglary win
violence lie was Al the time OF tent nee considered
tic snai test burglar In New England.
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On Monday afternoon lady living opposite
the OF W. BrAinerds house 216 Division avenue.
Brooklyn. sneak thief, who had taken advantage
OF the throng attending funeral door, enter the
yard and attempt TO force the rear basement door.
She called TO Mr.. Edgar CAsday who seized the bur
glar. lively scuffe followed. Cassdsy dealt q blow
that knocked the thief down. and held him for police
man. In the police station the thief that he wM
John DE Graf Of Chicago and gold watch. gold ringH
and other yaluables taken from hin. Supeinten
dent Campbclls oncers asrcrtaned that KEY marked
No. 80 belonged to the New England Hotel. In ths
Bowery. where the thief lodged under tue name Of
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE M THn
SUNS REPORTERS.
The sport that They Enjoyed on Tbnnksaiv.
ing Day on tho Fleetwood Park Oourss
and on the West side Park Course,

The sport that They Enjoyed on Thnnksatw>
ing Day on tho Fleetwood Park Courss
and on the West side Park Course.
The trotting In Fleetwood Park on Thanks
giving day vas marked BY large attendance. fan
weather. good track. aud interesting sport. The nrst
race was for purse and stake of $500. Joe Brown
the At his 10 three straight heats In 2tQ
e3o, and ESQ. Adelaide won second monoY Major
Allen third. The result Of the next for sweep-
stakes, $500 was 81. George. Al Ii, Psuic l. a.
4; Miss Drew. 3. 2. .. 81 Blind Boy. g. g. Tme.
s;59, 300 $50, 253. The third race for sweep
sakcs Of $3.50 The ret third heats captured
by Royal George In 2iq and 2.t7. John Andrrw
the second fourth heats In 2tS ana 2l3 The
vae then postponed until to-day Fourth race sweep
stakes 1850. Missouri Boy, g T. |, Lavni l. q 2.St
Ldi ., drawn Time;5 2.Ji, 2:52, $3.50. The nftn
race, sweepstakes OF 800, bv Judge Robert
son bv a length in 2;53. The second heat was won W
Campbell IN 2;4p Josie u wtnning the third heat n
255. jude Robertson beat Campbell to the score IL
the fourth heat. winning In gip. Tue NTH heat ves
won by campbell Ia 2J3 the sixth hest Dy Josie ID. In
2;55. Tho race was then postponed.
the nrst race In West Side PARK YESTERDAY was 70!
running borses. purse o. $3.50, nit heats. daniel
0DConnsll l. Harper nlly. Z. 81 Gorlis s. drawn
Second race, for gentiemon's road horses, aweep-
stakes t5Ge 400 ADDED by tho pro prioors Prince
a l.. Bessie Turner, 3, e. 2i Rcdwing, 9, o. Susie
H.. 3, T. Sanksy, 4, T. 4. Tmc-8;07, sos, 3:Oik.
Third race Of the day was q sweepstakcs Of 800.
mile Letts best In 8, IN harness. Lady J., I, l.
Frank. g. 81 Snow Bird, drawn Tlme-3Ol. 800, 500
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BROO Nj YN.

Michael Stranahan, aged 25, Of 303 Hamilton
avenue. fel from The scalioing IN fes coal yard aud
hls head strucE board ned van nas that pierced hs
skull.
A policeman found Mrs Rose IIealey, home
less woman Rochester avenue ami DeGraW street,
weak because Of lack OF food aud apparently dying
Her daughter aged was bY side. hrs Ileaey WAS
the Falbush Hospital and he police cared for
the girl
Tho wife Of Henry Darkmann, tho German la
borer who hanged himself AZ p74 Atlantic avenue, on
given enough money yeiA,rday for ThAnksgylng din
ner Some AethOdls Church members have subscribed
tQ4AIs ,
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THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS.
More Troops for Cuba Twelve BattaliOns OF
CnrIists Routed.

MADRID, Nov 25.-Addtional relnforcements
to the number OF 1885 have embarked for cuba.
Gen QuesAdi has captured san CrstObal with all the
Carist positions In the neighborhood Of Pampeuna.
MADRIp Nov. 25-An official despatch from Gen.
QuesadA announces that Pampeu una has been com
pletey relieved after three days nghtlng. Twelve
battalons Of Carllsts were routed with nelNy loss.
The municipality Of NtOria are preparing ~ receive
King Alfonso ON his way to the front.
HKRDAYh, nov. 25. Don Carlos has Issued prOcla-
nation rXhortlng his soldi to energetic
az ainst tue fresh attack OF the NOrthern Army
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MIR. Oryis's Industry

Charles u. Orvis the commission merchant,
who s charged with swindlng lumber merchants. hHs
been Identified as one of the gang OF railroad bona
forgers who ruined several nrms in Wall street year
aRo. He sold l.. Ripley. banker $4,000 Of torgod
Buffalo and Erie Railroad bonds He was thrown ints
the 1omhs hut got bail, and wns enbsequ ntly i'm
Ripley His hotel At Broadway and Eighth street
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Tho announcement, by cable, that contract
had been made III Paris forhe sale Of sOO0oOo OF
guano has had q cheering effect throughout Peru.
Gold ami rilVer coins which had long rares lost
per cent of their ncttlnus value In one day. one
dfAwDack about the loan Is that purchasers Of guanO
sell pound Of 10 until the end VI 1879, when
lha pIlNllege VI MeAaIs. nrel fus eAplIes.
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Warning to the Pres. in Parts.

PANS, Nov. 25.-Tho Journals of this city have
beeu officially warned that they will be prosecuted II
they reproduce VI de Caesasnacs spo Ch to the Bona
paitlsts OF Bcl VILE Proceedings have already been
taken against Le GIuJ5, and ILLS evening Lt Iugs was
sci
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indian Agent, 10 be Removed.

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 25.-Adyioes from Wash
ington say that Eaoch HoaR, superintendent Of this
Indian superintendency, and Agent Gibson. OF the
Osuges are both to be removed Il Is charged here
good authority that Ring u Spectators has been sys
tcmaticaly defrauding the Potawatame lnuians Who,
until recently occupied reservation near Topeka.
ne principal charge Is that certain members ~ the
Dc living In the Indian Territory represented
being dead, and their estates we're administered upon
and the proceeds pOckcted by The Ring. fhe amount
realized BY tue scheme Is estimated at 10000
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Detectives Won Gsrichten and La Rue havina
seen four pckpockes enter q crowded Fourth ayenus
~ after allowing several icas well hlied to pass them
on Wednesday evening, arrested two OF them, Henry
Brsdy and Andrew Robinson. They we're renamed by
justice Morgan yesterday.
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MONTREAL Que, Nov. 25-To dny Judge
Beaudry dismissed the Rev. Gsvin Lang's action to
gain possession OF the Temporai les fund Of the Pres
byteran Church. on Sehalf Of the Church
" Canada In connection with the church OF scotland
The samerullDg applies 70 tho aelOn against the i'd
Ov6' and Orphans Fund.
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wAsHISGToN, Nov. 25.-1ho delay in organ
lzns the commission under the Treaty Of Warrington.
Tor the determination of the amouat Of award 70 be
paid CAnPda Tor the privilege Of using her fa ing
grounds, was prolonged under a direct request from
England, the cause Tor the delay having originated
Win Canndn, IN order, II possible TO negotiate trcay
Of rccllfuClty.
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A ra,aILeap from IA Trnpcy.,

CLEVELAND, Nov. ga boy named Lasette,
about eight years old while perform ng at the Theatre
Comique last might made leap from the trapeze ana
slA carpet hel 10y attendants IN some way the
carpet slipped from tSir bands, throwing the boy ON
the stage and severely nJnrng him that hs Is not
CxpCCtgd ~ 1--we.
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For twelve years the residents OF Railway
have annoyed 0y frequent incendlary nres scy-
eral men have been arrested within few months on
edn sday night two buildings were nrtd, but they
were ,Itngaished by the nremen. The lOss Was AeaNI
est m BreWster's lumber yard.
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Tho MilnauLee Whiskey Trials.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. G5.-rhe jury In the case Of
With and Kiewert ds'.llers returned verdict this
morning OF not guilty As 10 NJrth, but to Kiewert
they could not agree and were discharged. holer The
gaIger, who convicted several days ago and HhS
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A Thanksgiving Dinncr stolen.

A thief yesterday carried away from Mrs.
saoketts boarding house. at i0s Henry street. Brook
yn turkeys three geese that had been bought
for the Thanksgiving dinner The bOarders did not
applaud the landlady's apologetic speech.
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GETTYsBU Nov. 25. To-day, lunatfs
named lille. at the county hospital. killed . womsa
named Beatty. who went into HIS room to clean IT, lie
ohoked hor until inscnsblc and then drove the smAu
END OF broonsfick INTO her brain. She had boen re
lls Lpap
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BOsrON Nov. 25.-WiliAm MoCrAoken was ar
rested day suspicion of being one Of the murder
ers " Thomas T. Pulsicr lie Ia sltd ~ have beeu IN
tue uIuruer.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Mnrk Harper, sheriff on
Hamilton county lll committed suiclo ~ MacLeAns-
boro yesterday, by shooting himself Financial en-
DarAssont 10 said ~ have been the cause VI the act
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NEWPORT. Nov. 25.-Thers II unusual activity
Al the torpedo station here. Last wees thcr for
Wardcd to New YORK from the torpedo station tEenty
eight Rfge boxes VI tOrpedOcs
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Millions are spent In d diamonds whom hundreds
invested In Partisan diamonds would make as great .
chow and last as long Richard Humphreys 'os sgent
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LONDON, Nov. 25.--1 here has been a heavy and
disastrous gale on the coast ui ticshire. Sumr nsug
boats were lost SA,oeu hshermeh are known 10 lave
been dTOWu ued, and fOurteen are mssing.
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PnUADELPHIA, Nov. s5.-At tho Moody and
sAnkey meelng IA tho depot 6ulldiag ms morning
United states hat no might be brought to the feet d
Jrsu5.
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PoUGHKFRPsIE, Nov 25. The Hudson, for a
distance Of nine miles south Of Albany, WAS covered
with tlln Ice this morning.
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JorTINGS 1BOUr 10 WV.

Fallng barometer. southwest to southeasl
winds rising temperature, Increasing ciOudluess. Aaa
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DRATTIFBORO, VI, Nov. 25.--A lad IL years ol
age named Cross committed suicide to day by shooting
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Got tho man moth picture (oyer feet Iong)
trse via fTaaI Lsil,v IaSIrsii AswRaVg, ,-IdS,
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Another Centcnarian n


Catherine Donovan, OF 47g Greenwich street
died on Wednesday, AZ the rcputcd Of loo years.
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trsa sj4 IfaAk L14afI lAuiiral1 .AaleiRaRacxAAR.
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The fact that Mcdonald and Joyce were living
a riOtous life and spending annually thousands
OF dollars In excess Of their legitimate income
was known 70 both Grant and Babcock, as II
was TO every intelligent man who OCCASIONALLY
visited st. Louis. Grant knew that Mcdonald
hal not any legitimate income that would Justify
him In presenting thousand dollar span OF
horses, or In bestowing $3.50 worth Of dia-
monds. Babcock was familiar with Joyce's
financial aituation whom Mcdonald brought him
With him Aiterward and who will believe that
R2Re2sk did nos k29V bhAl {9I9S Wnat have