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L1TELLE'S ESCAPE.
An Aeronnut's PcriIous Ascent In IA Balloon
Inflated with Hot Air.

ROCHESTER, May l2.-The Democrat says
that Mons. Lavelle ascendcd in Victor on Friday
in a hot air balloon, TO which Is attached
a trape2c. and on this bar the aerouaut
hangs by his legs, one arm or neck, and
performs some feats. The mir having been
sufficiently heated he stepped forward. and.
grasping the trapezc bar in his hand, gave the
signal TO cut the balloon loose. but guy rope
held fast. and the balloon carecned before the
cord snapped, and then. as it shot upward, il
swung the Heronaut towards the brick wall OF
the hotel. He strnck against the wall, but re-
TUNED his grip uponthc bar, and was drawn up
the sdo OF the building, tearing off the wooden
cornice. Then lie sailed out into the clear mir.
Slowly and painfully Lavelle pulled himself
up until he was able TO throw one leg over the
bar, and, with his shoulder partly resting
against one of the ropes. he waited for the ball
loon to spend its force and begin to descend.
At one time Layeo was seen to sway.
as though attacked by = sudden faint
through the fields. following the balloon. and
at last the balloon descended within the reach
OF a score of outstretched hands and was se-
cured. and the injured man was cared for. The
left thigh was badly crushed. and bono in the
left arm was broken.
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noes Is another uunlilv that is necessary in mil
itarv and spirinial life Fnrncetures in raj, zion
means something morn than fine Incidental
mopnslttne interest Patience is another u,rrs-
snry quality. When we were awaiting with
Ircn'l loss anxiety tho closing cnmunii,n that
should bring tlon the country unity and pnacp.
there Was 10 uuniity moro in druauI and loss
In suuIIv finn nniirnrr
Courage ie nnuthur uuulitv inseunrnllr TO thc
pond soldier. mn thn ,,hveienl rntirnt,e that
npurpeiaios Tho danger md dnrns tn fucr IT, 4
,nuu u,,t.t h,, IA ,,nd snldinr nnt ulour tiuon tho
rrorn field will ,lnfntv music and yi6wof hy
nsttnring owes but also amid danger and pri-
yntinu Ifkrvisr il is, moi fnr mon tn sock re-
lirion hcrnti-r they want forever n titil alton Of
i~v: lint thrv shoull hn willing tn suffer nov
1rtv md rr,rrs,e iur the snk, ~ the gr,n at vic-
fnrv lint so mos to- fh, sul lirr of Jesus Christ
Obndinrre and enlnrlunnti,n nlso nrc the
cnn,p,nn lutins ~ I'D r,iiitnrv md sniritull
life WInt is trtr Of onward military Ito Is
frus ~ tGn sniriu.l lir. thnt thn forces should
la uuitsd nud M In cnn'rrt Tho artillery the
infantry nnd the cnvnliV rnch took ihrir places
i'm thn l,ir war and nli mndc una army and 50
The III ifInrpnt hrnnrhrs of the army Of the Lord
ought to hc united There is no reason why
thrv shnuld eu,,v nnrh ntIrr
Addressing the regiment direct Chapain
Brpchcr reminded them that there were special
duties resting upon them. seuaratinrthcm from
the remainder of the audience tuat theirs was
not merely n holiday show of glittrring GYM
unsiire btit tlinv vrr, pnrt of the Government
Should war arise when lawlcss men threatened
the stability ~ society. the rights of industry.
or the suu,titv If tho Inv under whatever pre-
rccimout'- duty to r.sist thcadynnrr OF all such
nuducious demands. There could ho no cuu-c
for such outbreaks in this land, where the pro-
pie have the right to make their own laws.
ouen for the discussion ~ real or fancirI
WRONGS Our American dnstriur wne Tho enuuti
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RENovAIING AN oLD cnrRcH


The Catholic Church of the Holy Redeomer
in East Third street. near Avenue A. which is
- bee thoroughly renovated. is having it, in
windows have been removed. and replaced by
others Of stained glass. Three of these are IL
lustrated. representing the flight into Egypt
the Venerable Cemens iofbauer. the first Ger
man reformer; and ST. Alphonso teaching chill
dren. The sanctuarics have each a new altar.
constructed Of different kinds Of marble. The
hases nre ofwhlte Nermont,the pillars Of Spanish
Monte Serene purple. the panelllngs Of Ameri-
can gray. and the capitals of black Belgian. On
this ro-ts the tabernacle. which is lined with
Spanish rodar and white silk and closed with a
Kit door. The exposition niche has pillars Il
Spanish Clcrgo marble, Is richly gildrd. and
contains golden cruciiN. Immense golden
themselves are composed of four marblcd uil-
lars. from whose capitals spring two ar g mn lnt-
iug Ht thr centre Here stands "a lite-si2e nlnrr.
On one side Of the church II is the Guarding
WIN cheruhlms resting on the arcs, Under
Gabriel is the descending dove. Ihpss same
uarirs are euch slNty-"lght feet high There
nre three large crimson inches tor stutura.
Mother # Christ IL Il golden portrait of the
Blessed Virgin. surrounded hy q halo of golden
beams. On II IL the motto Maria dr prrpetuO
sucrursu.' In the inches. on each side II this
Munich. representing 81. Aphonso ana st.
Teresa. I'm IN" other sanctuary dedicated 10
the lOster-father of jesus. 81. Joseph, are the
statues oi 81. Joseph. s.. Ann. and -. Joachim
The entire interiors oi these sanctuarles are a
baHr Of gold and bright color.
The high altar is To be eighty feet In height
1t will represent the liedcrmer in his glory.
with statues OF the Virgin and the Apostles.
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sPARKs tHoM rnE rELEGRIpn.

Snow frll IN Dos Moucs Yesterday.
The Rochester, beat the iiorncs at bAse bail in Rochcs
ter on saturday = to
The trustees o the Union savings Bank Of Providence
!, have voted in wind up The institution themselves
Mr. Augustus Failing lately cnught the largest llnck
nsh ever taken at kockawhN beach. 1ht n,h weighed
IA pounds lie WAS captured OH the Holland House
the West Island club House. on nm island three mile.
ON seAconner helWccu Newport anA New BEDFORD wa.
New Workers. '''
. Al fItlenck MA on Saturday night in quarrel he
Me'h TWO hcefo"s warren Stanton aged 60 and Dennis
paN, aged - years Stanton cut DaNss throat causing
ms death IN an hour
Nouce 0 reduction Of about four per cent in wages
Is posted IN the langdon Mills. Manchester \ n The
operatives o other corporations expect 10 receive a
similar notice tins week
VIM Thomas, who was trial at Newcastle, Del, for
the murder u his wife IN Wilmington in April last was
acquitted saturday on the ground oi Temporary insanity
Hewas hard dunker and medical opinions were gwen
that he was crnzed with drink.
President Green OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has renewed the oer Of the late President Orton
to furnish free kilograms test the aud
flood signals by the telegraph and cannon to give certain
instant anu general warning Of coming storms and noodJ
according 10 the plan suggested BY Mr. A. Watson
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FITHER COSGROvE's AssaILAyTs.
The Capture Of the Men who Tried TO NJ urder
"A Priest In his Bed.

ST. Louis, Mo, May ll.-James p. Cum
minGs. aged %. and John Sanders, aged %.
have bccn arrested in this city for an atrocious
assault committed in March last upon Father II.
Cosgrove. the pastor ol 81. Marguerlte's Roman
Cathull' Church. Davenport Iowa.
Father C0Sgrove wa- IA bed. when n slight
noise aroused him. Giving an alarm. the rob
bnrs advanced 10 the head of his bed cooked
thrlr revelyrrs. oQch having one in his right
hani. and Demanded .lenee. Father Cosgrove
into the centre OF tile bed. drawing the clothes
around his head qs tight as he could. one of
the robbers took dnliNcrntc aim and fired the
ball striking The pillow. Had the reverend IA
th'r not drawn himself down in bed the bullet
must have entered his brain. After firing the
shot, the robbers made their retreat.
Rewards agSregatng $4,000 were offered by
the city, county. and rhur IA. There Is no doubt
mat u" persons CAPTURED are the guilty par
ol an n"'omplicr, was 20 rnb churches aud
priests residences throughout the Vest
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THE LIGHE-HOUR LlW.
Principles that to he Observed when No
Special Agreement is VI ade.

WASHINGTON. May 12-The Court OF Claims
hold that the Eishtiour law does not regulate the
pensaon 10 be paid TO employees but leaves that to be
determined by the OF the parties rules
law and that II docs not place aborers and mechanics
under any disability in making contracts prohibit
them from woE.4ns than eight hours calendar
day nor m any prevent them from waving II. in.
tended beneficial provisions This opinion sustained
hy the supreme Court ON appeal and the Judgment which
the court o Claims entertained against Its own opinion
pro lorna ~ favor Of claimant tor the purpose of ap
peal winch could not otherwise have been walled hy
reason u the sum IN controversy being less than 500
was reversed. The supreme Court held substantially
~ The Court Of Claim, did. that the direct
hy congress TO the officers and agents ci the United
states establishing the principles 10 be observed IN the
labor U those engaged in it, services ami that pre-
scrhcs the en-t OF time which should amount to days
WORK when no special agreement Is made.
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HUSSTA'S TERMS OF PEACE.
THE PROPOSALS or UHICH THE COUNT
| SCHOUT.ILOIF rs BE.fRER.
What the Agcnce Russo Thinks IL the only
Wise and Temperate solution Practicable
at Proseut-Froposed Reforms In Turkey.


at Proseut-FroposedH Reforms In Turkey.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 12.-The Agence
Russo says that although II Yesterday observed
that II was impossible to know the proposals OF
which Count SchouvalOf was the bearer. II
stands to reason that they must refer to the
only two solutions Of which the present question
admits. namely, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT and par
tition of the Ottoman Empire or u combination
assuring the vitality Of Turkey and the COM
plete Independence of the Christian population
from Turkish administration. while leaving
them nevertheless tributary to the Porte. The
Agence claims that the latter solution would be
advantageous for Turkey. and is the only wise
and temperate one practicable at present. The
Agence suggests that Europe. in congress.
should tntrust Austria with the administration
OF Bosnia, and adds that precisely because Eng
lund and Russia do not desire the dismemDer
mrnt OF Turkey an understanding is both de-
sirahlr and possible.
CoSsTANTfNoPLE, May 12-By order Of the
Sultan the Porte is celebrating bills for sweep
ing administrative. judicial. financial. and mil
iiary reforms. Four commissioners Will be
appointed by the Sultan. composed of leading
native and foreign personages who will be- in
structed to convert these bills into executive
laws in one year.
BELGRADE. May 12.-Ten thousand recruits
for the SorNian army. drawn by conscripton
from Srryia and the new Scrvan provinces,
have arrived II the drilling stations. and are
Deing ur' pared 10 JON hatiallOns III June.
IpNDoS. May l3.-Thr Vienna CORES spOndcnt
Of the NdHddrd asserts that Russia has in
formed the powers Of her intention TO arquaint
them of ltussiHs definite resolutions. resulting
from the negotiations with England. and that
Russin would then request the services of the
powers 10 remove any difficulties which might
be in the way OF peaceful settlement, Nearly
100 persons have been arrested at Warsaw rs
accpmplces of the Nihilist Secret National
Russian Government. which was recently dis
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4 DASH At THE WHIsKEY RING.
Every Refinery md Distiiiery In Cincinnati
to he Seized To-day.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-To-morrow morn
ing every refining house and distllery in Gin
cinnati will be seized by the internal revenue
officers. Orders were sent by mail on Saturday
night to reach there tomorrow morning. The
seizures are 20 be made simultaneous. This IL
much the most extensive assault on q Whiskcy
Ring vet made since Bristow broke up the Rings
in 81. Louis and Chicago The escape of the
Cincinnati Ring nj that time is roundly charged
10 faVOritlsm. High wines were selling then in
Cincinnati lower than in the two places named
and corn was dearer. II is said that TO- morrow
Hayes Will percmptOrily demand Gen. Welt
zel's resignation. and in view Of the vigorous
attack made on him, the Collector does not ap-
pear inclined to show fight.
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NOT cAUGnr orr ms GulRD.
Thomas Gorman's Friends FruItless Efforts to
Rescue Him from Hospital.

Thon,os Gor,on ~ oqo Eat S.,.o,,+,.
,''' '''''' '"'9' '''' V"''
seventh street, Wlo' WITH olh'rs ol tho sew
!, -, ,t.t 81 -, t. 49,,
,''' :" 'i"' 'l' '' "i '.'9'' ANU was '
10y tho oiil'er' nus p'eh Nlhs III the h""a'N't
Hospital. An officer has been with him night
ord dov ,,yor loo,,int, his bedsfdn G,ru,,p
'' f'., 80 .....t .'.,,, ~,
police. and he boosted that the officer dil not
1ro who could ,oto hin, into , e,ott,,
~, VIZ" '" ,,
Nhrn shot ne was on Top oi oIH'rr Muflhh
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ANOTHER STEP FORWARD.
The Resolution for an Investigation Of tho
Florida Frauds to he offered To-Day.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Thcre is no longer
any doubt that a resolution for the investiga-
ton Of the Florida frauds will be offered in the
House on Monday as a question of privilege.
This Is in pursuance Of the decision reached at
the final conference OF the Democratic Joint
Congressional Committee on the subject. 1t is
understood that the resolution will be offered
by Mr.. Clarkson N. Potter OF New York. and
that 1t will be for the appointment OF special
committee Of investigation instead OF a reference
Of the matter to tho Judiciary Committee as at
first proposed.
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Thieves Operation. In brooklyn.

Four thieves of the Fl tn Ward. Brooklyn.
called ior cgar,-in Mrs Saudcrs0n's shop Navy ani
Nassau streets and after lighting them. coolly told hei
that she could whistle for her pay In Mrs Hoops candy
them attracted her nuon the further
the store. while the other robbed the money
drawer 50 Mrs Hoop ATTEMPTED 10 capture Of the
party He bit her fingers and compelled her TO loose her
hold when one OF his companions seized bottle. and
beating her the head. her to retreat The party
then rnded on y II. fr"cturs dry goods store in tho
street and stole piece cloth Sergeant strong
caught Bernard Mcbride aud Thomas Moran. Justice
Walsh sent them 10 the lenitentiary tor six months
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY TIM
STN'S REpORTERy.
The Wealthy Congregation Of Ne. Georges
Church about to Give the East side club
Room More Attractive than the Barrooms.

Room More Attractive than the barrooms.
The Rev. DR.. Courtney. assistant rector OF st.
Thomass Church. spoke last evening in ST. Georges
Church in behalf Of proposed workngmens club at ~
Columbia street which. he said. would attract men from
barrooms and supply them with for coffee. games.
reading. and smoking. amusement hail. and library.
The club not intended charity and the Initiation
fee would be 20 cents the monthly dues 20 cents and the
admissions TO and lectures cents Tea and cof
fee with certain kinds of ood would be furnished AT low
rates Mr. Courtney said that the seventh, Eleventh.
and Thirteenth Wards. i4opO persons crowded in
tenement houses aud that the vast number Of workers
among them needed places Of beneficial resort They
could not be expected to constantly TO church, nor
would they walk long distances aud enter rooms Of
Young Mems Christian Associations IN their working
dress II they went to theatres IL not to hgh
class Of plays and it they stayed home they sub
Jected III their tcncmens 10 disorder and discomfort
After attendance the lectures concerts and library Of
the proposed club. they would not be likely booze
through their evenings In saloons any more. Chrstan
churches had LETT the poor in degradation quite long
enough II time they did something besides preach
ing An additional $500 was wanted to start the club A
good collection then taken up. Mr.. Williams poured
all the money into bag TO be counted this morning. but
II was supposed that more is needed
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The Twenty-second Regiment paraded In full
uniform yesterday afternoon. and marched up Filth
81 Thonass Church. listen to Chaplain VIM.
n Dunnelrs annual sermon The regiment attracted
n deal OF attention IN the avenue. The regiment was
seated in the body Of the church. immense
audience filed tile ui the pdiice the prelimi.
nary services the rector welcomed the regiment in the
~ the Warden, Hud Tie Nestrv Onward, Chris
uAu soldiers marching 10 war by the choir.
Chaplain Dunncll preached from Matthew 22d chapter
2lst verse. Render Caesar
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WHAT MADE IHE RUSSIANS LAUGH
An Effort 10 Sell n small schooner TO the on.
GERS ON Hoard the CImbria.

ELLSWORTH, Me, May 12.-Thc visit of
the schooner Venus to Southwest Harbor was
simply an effort 10 sell the vessel To tho Rus
sians, who laughed nt the idea. They suid
they had no need of such vessel that
sho was too large for a rowbOat. and
they dli not care 10 20 yachting.
50, long as they had such a comfort
about. 1t is impossible To trli when the Cimbria
will sail, Some young officers who were here
Yesterday snid Caps. Badenhauscn and Grip
ponberg would visit Ellsworth some sunday.
An invitation was toegrnphed to them to dine
here To- day, but they answered that II was i'm
possible for them tO accept.
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The Erie Railway Company offered the New
Jersey Rife Association site Tor range the west
and VI the BERGEN tunnel The Association decided how
ever in favor OF the range at Ehzabehport The great
advantages the NJ BERGEN have induced several
urrn,u including MAJOR Henry Fulton, 20 organize n
association under the general law pissed tho last
sion ut tile New Jrr., Lrg.luurt. ur the purpose "a
kuc company will offer the new association the same
terms were offered 90 the New Jersey Ride AssOca.
uon The ransc is 3p feet long. and long range shoot
n. % be he eat
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Sick Men orthe Bible.

The Rev Or. Talmage said Yesterday:
(Which ct the Bible men most attract, your attcnlionf
You answer. Moses Joh. David. Jeremiah. Paul They
were an physically tis gde.ed Mo.es was nervous from
the clip he gave thHt E-Ntiln job hl0ui Vi'iated
ami discussed HuN4t had e running sore which hs
speaks of when hr SAYS. Ms in tile night and
ceased not Itrruith hHd an cnrftncuto o the spleen.
VINO can doubt II who rvats Lameuinuousf Paul hAi
thorn IN the cssouti thing that could not be removed,
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The Fate ora shIpwrecked Crew.

SAN FEANcIsco May l2.-The bark Sonoma
which arrived here today from Liverpool has ON board
Charles Hartman second mate, and six sailors OF the
ship =. Ha1elune which wrecked some time axe
the coast of Terra del Fuego They were picked up y
The Sunliua in the straits VI Lema.rc March IN ~
ttc CONDITION, having been sh,lsng ON mussts tor IL
daNs They report that during their wandcungs alter
leaving the wreck, they discovered which com
tanned fragments OF boat some articles of cloth
ns Sc and skeletons of boats crew. but nothing by
which the eastAways could he ldenuhcd.
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Charles Wheaty, Secretary Of the Saratoga
Association, announces that there he two meetings
M Saratoga this summer the first 10 be begun the goth
ofJuly and continued July 81 IS. % 30 Ang and g.
ANA e second 10 be begun On the ION oi August and
continued on Aug la Is II ~ % AMI - There are tu
be four race, each day. Extra will probably be
given ON the 2ath o July. ever, between two
mccuuss AMI ON the 18Th OF August and several DAYS
may h' added after the close ut the second meeting ls
the intention of the association 10 gave purses Tor hfty
seventy rve open races. entrances Tree.
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MEN JERSEY.

Locomotive 70l while heng used to switch cars in tho
Pennsylvania depot Jersey city. became unmAnageahle
yesterday ana crashed into passenger car The engi.
neer aud fireman had lcaped SO no one was hurt The
loss Is 5000
The body Of an nnreeognzed man was found floating
yesterday in the slip VI the Pennsylvania Railroad ferrv
atJersey CITY. II was dressed in plain black clothes
new Congress- CATERS and Jeweed shirt studs and ap
peared " be that of n man about rs ysars OF aaa.
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Maine's Triple Tragedy.

AUGUSTA, May l2-The Scrbner triple MUIR
der has been the theme conversation today and hun
dreds have visited the scene OF the tragedy The one
ycar'od babe died at midnight making two victims
Ernest aged years fingers in spasm but will die be-
fore morning Scrhners embarrassed condition and
the effort made 10 take care ~ him by legal process
weighed upOn his mind ami had much 10 dc toward has
tcnue the fearful result He was terror 10 the neigh.
horhuod AZ tunes and threatened TO burn the buildings
hi. neighhors who. through fear did complain OF
hun and have him arrested. His mind evidently
shattered by leading an Incorporate ie from youth
lAuu.A be had stunlol drlnkmg lnr ahnut two Aenr.
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Suicide from an Albany steamboat.

ALBANY. MAY l2.-Au unknown woman. who
took pa,sa-c the steamer St. John on saturday night
jumped overheard ut -. O'Clock this morning when oI
poNtc asiietou, and was drowned. Mrs Reed a resi-.
dent 90 Nrw York saw her jump from window near the
40 m llcr body WAS recovered about three hours
ward near tocNmaus lighthouse and is at Umlrrtakcr
Hafrfau.s ruums The woman wore a black dress a
gray blanket shaw, and black straw bonnet and Is an
parenty about 80 years of age.
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a Little Favorlt,.m Checked.

WAsHINGToN. May l2.-Tho House Judiciary
Committee ha, decided against Attlc bit OF iavorft
ism which the Senate proposed to lesale Largely by
senator Daviss efforts ~ body passed bill repeating
an net of the Legislature CZy yoming which gave Iulse
Peck HhNoss npuoiutc "a fdical district with nothing
lu 70 hut brush and lack rabbits ON FRIDAY the
Judiciary committee Of tc House decided upon report
which ttkra t' ground that the Legislature of Tern
tory nuthi tn hr permitted TO exercise it, discretion m
matters De- auns TO the government OF Territory with
luttrurruCC
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New York Custom House Regulations.

WAsHINGroN. May l2.-John Sherman, in
Januarr last ordered change in the method Of passing
entries al the New York Custom House to take place on
the 10Th OF February This change required that all en-
tries should be- taken to specified clerk ana by him dis
tbuted 10 other entry clerks Mr. sherman has now or
dered that tins method transactng business shall he
extended 10 entries from warehouses. and take effect
probably next Wednesday
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BROOhLlN.

Albert Essonorl, aged a., dropped dead in his resi-.
dcucc S North Eutt place. Broukyn as he was retir.
inl uu saturday night
Bernard Mcdonald. watchman, aged 05, Of 30 Jay
street was found lead yesterday IN CHAR IN the office
OF Adams 60 ,suap factory foot of JAY street Brook
lyn, BY the day watchman, who was 10 relieve him.
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The Death or Catherine 4. neeeher.

ELMIRA May 12-Catherine T.. Beocher. sis
ter Of Henry ward Bcocher died in THIS city at noon to-
day at the residence OF Thomas X Beechcr She was
the eldest daughter of Lyman heechcr and was ~ wears
Oi age. She had been falling ior long umr. The
Immediate cause of her d"nth was aIoplrNY. She was
taken sick at O'Clock Friday morning. and remained
in STATE OF entire uncunscOusncss until her death The
funeral viii take place At 10 ocock on Tuesday morning
at Park Church m this city.
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weather once Prediction.

Stationary and rising barometer northwest
to southwest winds, sA.huy warurr parity cloudy
weather