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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
sEvENTY- NINE DUsKY BlBEs.
Showing their Pecuiiarities and vnrious
Shades Of Color In OIInorc's Garden.

The Grand National Jubilee Colored Baby
Show was begun last evening in Gilmore's Gar
den. In the centre Of the eastern half Of the
grcat building piu,.,orm about 200 feet long
and twelve feet wide had been erected. Tho
mothers. with their infants. wore crowded upon
this as closely as they could sit. 1t was Ave feet
high. so that all could see tho babies. At little
distances all about wero the cages containing
the monkeys. hyencs. the tigers. and the
screaming parrots. When the elephants
trumpeted the babies listened unconcernedy
When the circus performance was begun tho
mothers were allowed to see II.
Joseph Clinton Greene and Priscilla Elmira
Greene are two Of the han 1somest twins In the
exhibition. They live in York street. and they
will be two years Of age on the LIST of October.
Priscilla's hair had been done up in papers at
each corner Of her forehead. Joseph Clinton
SO far from hurting him. it seemed to
make him smarter than ever. He can now
repeat after his mother all the letters OF
reporter for The Sun visited him, and his
mother could not make him show his learning
Emory Noyes has to s srow Is
fSsSy SasSy ysrSS % Ss He Harris Is the
day he fought with another child and had ono one
VI nus 'Dce illrt. IL III nHru 10 make MIN talk
without making him angry so his mother lets
MN lie on her lap scanning the rafters.
lizzie Dudley. an ls-month -old babe. has
blonde hair and hazel eyes Her skin is quite
white, as is that OF her mother. Mrs. Cola Dud-
ley or father. mother. and child. the father
only Is distinguishable ns n negro. and has a
very light complexion. Mrs Dudley is spoken
OF as favOrito for the prize for the handsomest
mother but it is held by many the prize will 20
70 some one who has more truly African fea-
lures. Mrs. Lucy Smith presents four children
~ born at separate births within four years.
William, Joseph. and James can hardly be dis
tinguished one from the other except by me-.
urement Mary is tho third child l.. 's
birth. anI Lucy is three WEE. = old al o'u'r vi
Fishkill w'.l asninston will come from
Chic "ner child TO- morrow. Triplets from
ago are also TO be exhibited. as well rs three
Albinos from York street. in this city. The
mothers are given two meals a day and fifty
cents compensation Tor their attendance. or
they receive seventy-nvc cents a day and pro-
vide their own food. Twenty mothers and
twenty babies from Flushing are lodged in the
Putnam House. The colorcd babies. 1t was
universally noted behaved themselves better
than tho white ones NJ the recent show IN Mid
get Hall There was hardly any crying Their
robust health was also commented on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Thieves with truck eaTed % one of the pillars of tho
gilbert EleVati Railroad III Thirty seventh street and
sixth avenue last evening II weighed 1880 pounds
Eli Perkins on his way back from his Western eouno
tour He ectures in Gardner tonight and bslors
the college at New Brunswick, ~ j.. to morrow night
John Dietrich aged H. OF I'll Attorney street was run
o~r by second avenue car last eva ming at BayArd
street and the Bowery His leg was broken. Patrick
hehann, the driver. was arrested.
Mrs Robert / Loma. Mrs Warren :. Carrie. Mrs I'd.
ward osborn, Mrs John q. Sares, and Mrs Joseph l..
Henning are the Committee of Arrangements the fair
IN the lecture room OF the Lee Avenue NJ Church.
william OConner aged H. of % James street was run
over by dummy engine ot the Hudson GVrr Railroad
at Canal and West streets yesterday lie died in the
Chambers street Hospital after his loot had been ampu.
tatcd. '~
The Loan Exhibition in the Academy Design for the
benent NJ thr society Ol Decorative Art had nm inc
Attendance Yesterday. the being crowded in tho
evening. The exhibition Is popular with outoLtowa
people.
Tle order Of arrest against cxAssemhymNn Charles NJ
Nhenrhn ul East Nhesor ia the sint AGAINST INN by
Davidson Jones Wall street bankers iur $4,000 was
SjO,DO to SaDOO
Judge Lawrence has granted the application OF the
broukyn bndge company Tor the Appointment OF AN
pHl-rs fpr the taking Of strip OF lai. about twenty
nur lcet whe and sxynVe ieet long, al Franklin aud
fAndewaier streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
4 W.fR or RICES.
a Fight Between Negroes md Irish I.aborers
Whiskey at the Bottom orIt.

TuscUMBIA, Ala, Dec. IA desperate
fight took place between whites and blacks on
Saturday night at Muscle Shoals Ala. small
town on the Tennessee river about thirty miles
northeast of this place. The fight began be-
twoen II white man and a colored barber. Tho
friends OF each rushing 10 assist caused the
fight TO become general. Revolvers and knives
wcre freely used. The negroes were driven
out OF the town except three who were nearly
beaten 10 death. The mob set fire 10 the barber
shop and burned IL to the ground with ito con-
tents. One negro was killed and u number
wounded. The whites were terribly cut and
shot but none were killed.
Everything was quiet at Muscle Shoals yes
to-day. There was no further disturbance dur
ing tho night except among the whites. who
were lighting among Themselves all night.
"rn ny Hl w1m dwn vi wsls Iaay & TH nne Negroes
trouble sprang from an overload OF whiskey.
and thcrb wns nothing political In II. The
the canal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
ELIz fBFTII'S BANK.
The Run IN the Dime Saving. Institution nj
AN End-The Bank'. Condition.

Tho run on the Dimes Savings Institution
Of Elizabeth that was begun on Saturday
last was ended at noon yesterday. Saturdays
panic was exciting up to . p. NJ. and nearly
5000 was drawn out Tho dcpo-iiors who
wcrc most excited were women Of the working
class. whose savings were IN small sums
When the doors were opened yesterday morn
ing q score or moro Of persons prcsont"d their
books and demanded their money. All were
promptly paid. and whatever feeling Of dlstrust
existed among others soon melted away and ut
II o'clock not a deposition was in the bank. A
lew s,raggled in in the afternoon. and at 3
O'Clock there were four women and a country
man. who had stepped in to inquire about the
condition OF the bank The women were given
their money and the countryman walked away
satisfied. From that hour to the closing time
O'Clock. the cashier was not troubled by uneasy
depOsltors.
The books of the institution show the assets
TO be $ij4 $3.50: the liabilities, t43l 1872 Al
There are 1889 dcpOsitors. The institution has
endured but one previous run in its ten years
existence, that in 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
REPUBLICAN RULE IN FRINGE.
Free Educstisn stopping tho Paymess u
fines for Press Onences.

PARIS, Dec. IA great change In the
personnel OF departmental administration is ex
pecte1 Over forty Projects have already re.
signed.
NJ. Leon Renault has beon elected President
oil the group Of Deputies OF the Left Centre.
M. Bardoux. to-day. introduced BIZ in the
Chamber OF Deputies providing for gratuitous
elementary education.
The Senate. to-day. voted urgency for the
bills authorizing collection OF direct taxes and
granting u sixth OF the budget.
Tho Monite'U asserts that the Consttutionalist
Senator'S having been sounded as TO their fu-
ture attitude. replied that they were sincerely
resolved to allow a trial Of a truly republican
government with full liberty. but would keep
their engagements with the Right concerning
the election of life Senators
The Ministers. to-day Informed n deputation
IRON the Lett that thoy would Immediately atop
inc payment Of all fines. and suspend all pend
ing proceedings and sentences for press
offe fences. '
NJ Gigot. Moderate Republican, has been ap-
pointed Prefect Of Police
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
TIE BREwERs GOING TO L.iw.
An Action for Dnmsg I'm the Case OF ~ Dealer
who WINS Arrested.

suit for IS 900 damages has been entered In
the Marine Court by william fnckon proprietor Of
saloon and at 2,s Church street. against
Kounisman Sllusson and Palrolman spolAco nll an
order baiable In s1OD) granted by Judge
hcAdam yesterday and put In the hands o the sheriff
The facts given Ia the AFFIDAVIT substantially that on
wcdnc sisy last the two officers called Fnckcns place
ats ". and finding the doors locked raptod Finckcn
who was up stairs with his family went down anl IN.
CURED Mhat ~ meant slaus-on then asked spoaco
whUthcr he had lQuor soli there ON hi. rnIl,iN.
that he had officer seized Fluckcn hy hi, whi.kcrs
and the other cluhbeh him They then lras,cd him TO
ON an tght Ises lamhicf di;tRsrnel lin fhSttst
morning. on The ground that there quor sOli IA
his saloon lhctsupon the two unvore went back AMI
arrested the hafkcricr AMI took him before Justiro
fHmmer He wHs Immediately ii-rharecd The action
int dAWase was heeun 10y Judge picnhocncr who was
retained by Henry Claus jf aud sheridan Shook
cOmmittHe vi tic Brewers Association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
ROBBED on THE HIGHW.iY.
Mr. McRoberts's Startling Experiences In
Clfton Late on Sunday Night.

Late on Sunday night, as Edward Nc
Roberts. brother OF ex-County Treasurer Hugh
McRoberts OF Staten Island. was returning to
his home from the Boarding station. lie was
stopped on New YORK avenue. Clifton. by two
highwaymen. who presented pistols 10 his head
aud. with threats demanded his money Mr.
McRoborts refused to give up his money. and
he was Immediately Knocked down and his
pockets were rifed Of $3.50 Mr.. Mckoberts
named John Fitzgerald. alias Cocktail. who was
arrested early yesterday morning. together
with his companion, John syeeny. TheI ris-
Tompkinsville. and were committed 10 await
tho action Of the Grand Jury.
Both Sweeny and Fitzgerald are members OF
the Modoc gang and are well known to the
police. Fitzgerald not long since shot at Officer
Wells az he was attempting TO arrest him Tor u
minor offence. iIe IL also wanted 10 answer
another charge before Justice kierer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
WILLIAM NJ. Ey.fRTS.
The De Fncto Secretary OF state Attending to
LnM BusIness In New York.

An important suit involving certain valuable
rights In loom construction between the Webster Loom
Company and \. s Higgins Co. was set down for trial
before Judge Wheeler u the United Circuit Court
For the defendants appeared the e lIro secretary OF
state WIN NJ kyarts and Mr. Geo. clifford. Mr.. Clar.
cnce seward was the sole representative pres. Mt OF
the plaintiffs although with him associated in the
Messrs Griswod. Da Costa and Edward Dickerson
The IL 6on Secretary OF state entered the court room
promptly nj the hour Tor opening. and some minutes
spentby him ~ polite chat with his trends Then the
uuy emntkabe clerk Ot tie court cantcd the familiar
overture, Hear ye and 1t appeared that suit about
photograph processes had precedence OF The great loom
The phnoRtApners attorneys said that they could
not finish their case IN less than four days Mr. Seward
suggested that the loom might be SGT down Mon
day next The judge looking surprised aud hurt made
adeprccatory remark about Christmas Then the de
Secretary OF STATE proposed adjournment until Jan
1873 judge Wheeler sait that wgnld be mpracucablc
as he must in an official capacity To Vermont before
that time twas then settled that the should bc
agreed upon By Mr seward and the de- secretary Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
TO BE RE.uOTLD.
sersennt.nt.Arm. French to s.en Down aud

>crscnnt-n rms French TO step Down aud
h... -"-- Eansrrk- Eeassrmhis.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-It seems likely that
Scrgeant-at French will be removed after
the Senate reconvcnes. The caucus committee.
while expressing no opinion. simply reported
the facts ms 1t found them. and they are deemed
sufficient for his removal. There Ia some doubt
rs to what course the Democratic Senators will
pursue in the event Of u now election. Assist
ant Sergeant at Arms Chriaty has made him
seli very agr ,eable 10 the Democratic side and
II is said some Of the Democrats will be- in favor
81 R supRoI,lng him him against tho nominee Of the
probable. Tho friends OF n. q. Ordway say that
he VIII get twO-thirds Of tho kcpu licgn
strength in the caucus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
TIE LATEsT OLD WORLD NEWS.
Hesignntion of the italian Ministry aner =
Defeat In Parliament.

ROME. Dee 1.-THE vote in the Italian Paria-
mci on saturday was on ihc suon OF the Ministers vo-
ahns' hc freedom AMI secrecy OF kilograms but thswas
mere preeSt f0s disc c3verns the general d-conent
touching various political AMI nnnncll questions. Tho
vote stood l1t L. l02 against IA, Mui-te s. which lie.
ducting ten Hhri'htioS and the of the Mini ters
aud Sccretaric-, lct majority of five The Ministers
stcrwatd were actually defeated m the BUREAUS
question OF electoral REFORM whereupon they resigned
sgnor pepicus will endcaNor u rcurganle the Ministry
by bringing in the leaders OF the dissatisfied ectiOus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Rear ADMIRAL Wake. sI,Ioo.

Rear Admiral Horny Walko. retired oflicor
OF the navy, who lives at 25i sixth street. BROOKLYN
drew 81 100 from tho SubTreaury e,rlay and went to
the scamcn's Bank deposit The office Yas crowded
and the Admiral taking hi bank book nolh his pocket
placed With ihr money on the cuunt hni cpvrrcl u
with his hand while he was waiting Tor IN, turn tail
slim man approached HIM and tod him that he had
dropped some money on the noor Tho Admiral took his
hand from the bank book ant sooIri 70 PICK up the
money The leaned over his back, druw the II IOJ
from The banA book. and WalkNd out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Gottie,s John Missing from Newark.

Gottleib John. proprietor OF the Mechanics'
Home lager beer saloon and boarding house 81 centre
street Newark, has myserously disappeared Mrs John
went to bed at 10 o'clock sunday night leaving her
husband in the saloon lie had been drinking but was
not intoxicated Mrs John missed him yesterday morn.
ing on the bar bundle containing his stockings
slippers knit woollen Jacket and linen shirt which he
hal IN the previous NIGHT "GOttcib John. ~ Centre
street was written on piece OF paper pinned To the
hunde, aud on the bar counter GOttlcib John" IN
chalk The street door unlocked and mono oI Mr.
Johns shoes boot. hats even one article Of clothing
WAS missing He had evidently gone into tie cold
night all IN his hare feet bareheadod and with only his
trousers and under shirt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
NEWaRK CLERGY YsrEN AROUSED.
The Pastors beginning ~ Movement Against
Sunday Liquor Selling.

The Newark Methodist Preachers regular
weekly meeting was held in the Clinton Street
Nj. L. Church in Newark yesterday. Clergymen
OF other denominations were present by
special invitation. to take part in a discussion
Of the best means to secure strict enforcement
OF the Sunday law in Newark. The Rev. Messrs
Parsons and Mccormack Of Staten Island gave
an account OF the success Of the temperance
movement there and earnestly urged the New
ark pastors 10 unite In demanding Of the city
authorities the enforcement Of obedience TO the
law, and the closing OF every barroom in New
ark on Sunday. They referred TO the action OF
the Excise Commissioners of Newly ork. to show
that liquor sellers can be forced to respect the
law.
committee appointed at the last meeting OF the
the pastors express TO Mayor Yates through
The report WAS adopted The Rev q. Y. Swan
Of the South Baptist Church, the Rev, DR.. w. j.
4 Taylor q the Clint2n n.,da Avenue Az Reformed
Baptist Church. the, Rev. VIM, b. Brown Of the
Fret Congregational Church. the Rev. J., NJ See
Chas Larue the Rev. A. L. Brce. the Rev. Jesse
Gilbert. and other Methodist pastors. made
speeches In favor Of the closing Of the barrooms
on Sunday. They denounced the music In tho
parks and halls. the dramatic performances and
concerts ip the Academy Of Music. tho Turn
Hall. and Union Hall, and the open sale Of in
toxicating drinks. Several Of the speakers said
that in summer the Sunday law was more dis
regarded in Newark, than In any other city in
the Union. and that the youth OF Newark were
being ruined by the temptation presented In
the beer parks and concerthalls. The speakers
were united in favor Of a proposi ton TO form a
law and order society similar to the one in New
York.
and Brice. and the Rev pr. Taylor were in
structed to report on next Monday as to the ad-
Visibility OF inaugurating such movement
and to propose plan for making 1t general
CONGREGATIONS
The same committee was instructed to inform a
meeting to be held on Friday. 70 arrange for the
need OF prayer. OF the action OF the preachers
meeting, and 10 request cooperation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
A Long Chase After "a Prisoner.

NEWTON. ~ j.. Doc l6.-S. II. Hoyt OF Hope
= J six months ago engaged 10 bo married 10 a
Miss rarr OF the place In the latter part
hc married Miss Lantl. after BRIEF aequaintin. e.
Miss rari had hm arrested change OF seduction lie
permitted hy the constable 90 40 search bail
and ho hrd into lruusNl lNaua Ho was traced unm tho
,la quArcs 90 Northampton county 10 the coal esions
iiH was ticu heard uf ia ohio, aul tracked into
Michigan. back into oho and thence 10 Penn-yNAmi
before he arrested lie was found lew DAYS
wnrk In tho woods OF llke county Pa. cutting ho0p
poles AMI arrested lie Is NOW in ia at Bel, ilero
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Tho Pre.s Club Hsnquet.

Tho New York Press Club sat down to their
annual dinner In sieghorner's parors last evening Lot
tors were read from Conking the Hon. Charles
Dana Peter Cooper and others Tho speeches were by
Charles II Pulhain, salem II wales Joseph Howard
Jr RUFUS + Andrews William II. Suner, Edward
Fox, Howard Carroll, Judge MeAdan, Judge Campbell.
Justice Gcdncy, Postmaster James, eNJ Judge Often
hoeer DR. Rappaner and others the latter speaking as
Tn StfS Np ut u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
THE NATIONAL Trust.
The Preparations that Mr.. best t. Making
for IA hi, ,idend 10 the Depo.ito,..
Receiver Best OF the National Trust Com
pany posted tho following notinn Yneterdny:

pany posted the following notice yesterday
Dsposors are requested 10 prescn their pass books
be balanced THIS must pfeccde The payment OF d,l
deni Employees allowed furnish Information
~ regard 10 the AFFAIRS OF the company Representatives
u tie press will therefore please come directly me-
uon of which will not lurc lie Interests OF soeAhoders
and deposorA VIZ. j. BEST, Receiver
On the 10th inst. after he had thoroughly salts
fled himself as TO the insolvency Of the com
pany. Mr.. Best made an informal report TO
Acting Superintendent Lamb. Before banking
hours on tbs 18th inst. he received the following:
STATE OF NEw yoRK. BAsk DKrARrxgsrl
ALBAsr. Dee. II, 1877
Whereas II appears to me from the statements made
by the Examiner, and from the exhibit OF the transac
by said Examiner that the present sovency Of the said
company Is matter OF srons question, deem IL unsafe
Tor the said company to receive deposits
Therefore pursuant 20 section 8, chapter 1924 Laws OF
the receipt this order. the acceptance deposits of
money during the examination now In progress
In witness whereof set my hand this eleventh day OF
December A. ID. 1871
To ID MAsCAs, President National Trust COMPANY.
Mr., Best says that the deposits received after
the 9th or 9th inst. were held us special.
In 1873 there was series Of clever forgerles.
ana among them was ono 10 a considerable
amount of the bonds Of the Buffalo and Erie
Railroad. On portion OF those bonds n loan Of
$4,000 was negotiated with the National Trust
Company After the discovery Of the forgeres
the company attached certain real estate OF the
borrower. and thus reclaimed $4,000 but tho
deficiency OF tl2OOO has since been carried
among the assets, although tho collateral socur-
ing 1t was known TO be forged and worthless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Riotou. striker. Sentenced.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Dec. 17.-In the Court Of
Quarter Sessions, on saturday eight men were convicted
Of roung. They interiercd with the running OF the
pumps at BRIGGS shaft In key-er Valley Scranton
last Sept, mbcr This afternoon IuGgo llhnilcy sentenced
the leader Thomas Moran 10 one year aud nine months
imprisonment at hard labor In the penitOntnry, 500
rne ana costs prosoc cution Three others nncd
$40 each and sentenced to three months imprisonment
in the county ial The remainder were sentenced tO
short terms of imprisonment and 10 nay small hnes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

As Onicer Craig OF tho Eastern Steamboat
Squad passing the summit Hotel a, ~ Bowcry ycs
trdAy morning. he summoned by the proprietor
Mr. Gihharit 4 guest had been aroused by hearing
sharp clicking of his lock On opanng thf door he
found two standing outside auA pnir Key min
pcs tcll 10 She ground Mr. Glbhlrit crhcd with one
~ tie men AMI shouted for help but the lhcr ullow
e-calci onlreI craigs prisoner gave the john
[. Cameron Of Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Crashed by IA Railway Train.

A young man. whose name could not he asccr-
Aincd and who is employed In J. II. starus harbor
transportation business attempted u get on moving
railway train at Commumpaw yesterday, and falling be-
tween two wsstrrrihy crushed lie carried TO
his home In Elizabeth in dying condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Are they Train Wreokerst

Five tramps who were arrested on suspicion
OF having tried to wreck Hudson River Railroad train
at asth stros on Sunday were arraigned in the Harlem
Police Court yesterday. Capt Steers found them con.
caaled IN the Manhattan iron works at 4d street One.
John Welch fell through hOistway while trying
cape ana WAS seriously injured There evidence
u convict them o having placed boards on the track
they were committed Tor iour months as Nagrants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
New BrunswicL's Mystery.

New BRUNSWICK. Dec. 17,-Tho shooting OF
young Ashmore is still involved in mystery Scores OF
people visited the lonely well at the scene OF the
ARRAY yesterday Ashmore Is improving. lie ndhcrcs
tensciou-v To his story Of the shooting. An unoundcd
rrport that stewart had been captured caused much
element today and hrongs Hooked " Justice fOrd'B
OtlOo W NArn the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Mr.. Butler Of tho Sixth Avenue Railroad. Mr..
Foshay OF the seventh Avenue Railroad, MIR sharpe of
the Gross line. and DR. Hall of the Third Avenue
Railroad after oonierring with the Police Commissioners
Yesterday requested by Mayor Ely decided To ASK the
Bonrd OF Apporuonment TO appropriate $4,000 to the
Police Comm ssi0ners for the removal OF and ice
from the The plan contemplated that the Po.
lice Department shall furnish the ahorors to sweep and
shovel up the snow and tie railroads vii remove II on
d Tho IInnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

PorTsvILLE. Pa. Dee, i7.-The namos ofChas.
W Wells, attorney and late secretary of the Mutual
Savings Fund Association, and Jonathan Wright also
attorney stricken from the list OF practising ator.
ncys Of the sehuyki county courts to-day The former
charged with the omhe element Oi large sums OF
aud with making false entries 10 cover his de-
ncencies and the latter with having made
money which he failed TO account Tor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

A gang OF Twentieth Ward thieves entered
John Nordenschids cigar store e9d seventh avenue
last evening, and selling Mr.. horienschi tried To rob
him when Oicer IIulsa ran into the store Louis Tee
an esconNict attacked him but he Wa. ouhh-d into
submssiuu Detective Reilly recognized Tee Of
the burglars who carrd a. Op worth N furniture
from faIndses storerooms At 2ls West Thirty seventh
street