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4 MrsTERr or rHE niRHOR.
An Unknown Vessel, Deserted and scuttIed,
Floating with the Tide.

On Thursday morning, a sunhcn vessel
WAS seen OF Pier IL. Just above Spring street.
The vessel noatel with the tide below the city
and returned about noon. Tho officers Of the
wreckng and lre steamer John Fuller had seen
hcr on their morning nip down the river hu.
did not consider tli, vessel any great olstruc-
ton N the river ana 80 lid not remove 1t. The
floating weasel was ',A from the Baxter Wreck
lng Compnnv's Office, 3ps West street and Cant
William Timm1ns. Wrcckmastcr. was detailed
% remove n.
Il wa. removed to the beach nj the foo, NJ
North sixth street Hohokcn. Six two-inoh
nugcr holes had been bored IN her stern and
bow. her mu-i- hni boon cut away and -he
had been dIv"~ted of everything mOvnble
Tho vessel WAS an entirely Now one. Of
Nova Scotia build forty tons burden. The
name aud Custom House registered num-
hrr ot the vessel wore freshly painted over
with black paint. Mr.. Baxter Of tho BaN-
ter Wrcrking Company said last evening
that there was something mysterious about the
probably carried a load VI plaster from Nova
Scotia 70 this city. had been entered on the
nigh' % Jan. 9 by river thieves at Weehawkcn
aud robbed. and the men on hoard murdered or
decoyed away. lie added that he had adycr.
tiscd the vessel in the newspapers. and no one
hal offered ANY clue 10 the owners
William Otnlands. submarine driver for the
Baxter Mrecking Company. returned from the
wrr'k lat last evening. and reported that he
had notle' bon III marks on the cabin and the
date Jan. .. He could imagine il was the namo
Of n prominent shipping firm In this city doing
husnrs on Pearl street. but could not exactly
dcrilh'r them.
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TROTBLE IN JHE P.fLETTE CLJB.
Allegations That There Wss Cheating While
Poker Was Being Played.

One evening a few days before Christmas
ansY words were heard in ono II tho elegantly
furnished apartments OF the Palette Club. A
pnriy had been playing cards there. and very
little attention was paid 10 the matter by the
members who were present. Several days af-
terward 1t came 10 the ears of Mr.. f. s.
Gibbs tht he had been accused by Mr.
John Pondir of cheating while playing game
Of poker H. at once demanded an inyestiga-
tion. anl n committee WAS appointed This
committee having failed 10 report, the matter
WIS taken mp by the Council OF tho Club by
whom II Is now under consideration. Another
member of IN" club. "A lawyer against whom
th"r" have been whispers that h" was engaged
IN chcntinE III thr sHme game with Mr.. Gibbs
las NOT demanded an Investigations
Ari 'lr OF mo constitution OF tho Palette
Club is as follows;
~ betting ou any game shall be permitted in the club
liou-e.
Members OF the club say that no gambling ia
permitted openly IN the club. though the
Of!ecrs wink at the offence when carried
on in tho smnl!or rooms. ont of sight Of
visitors. Others say that this is the only way
thai most Oi tho clubs IN tho city can be kept
a i've.
Tho President Of tha club is Judge Noah
Davis. Mr.. Clark Bell, the late President re-
fused 90 glte any information about the trouble
further tunn - say that the story which h. had
hrgrd circulate had never before come to his
knowledge When the reporter called on him
he was IN consultation With Mr. John Pondir.
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THE RUSSIANS ADTiNCING.
Cutting the Tirnova nnd Ynmboii Railroad
"a Panic In AdrinnopIc.

CONSrANTINoPLE, Jan. f2.-The Russian
troops nrc advancing on Adrianopc and tho
populacc are flying to this city in largo num-
hcrs. Thrcc crowded trains arrived on We'd
ncsday evening and thrco on Thursday even
ing. The greatest excitement prevails here at
the approach Of the Russians.
VIENNA. Jan. 12.-Thc Cossacks have cut tho
Tirnoya and Yamboli hallway south of the
Balkans.
TATAR-DAzAHDjIK. Jan. 12.-Thc Turks have
burned the town Of Ichtman. and intend to
burn Tatar- Bazardjik and other towns in tho
Topolntza and Gyopsa valleys.
LONDON, Jan. IA Reuter- telegram from
Constantinoplc says: Encouraged 10y the
German Ambassador. who ntimatcd that Rus
sia's conditions Of .pcaco would probably be
moderate, and In order TO give Europe proof Of
lts sincere desire Tor pence. tho Porte has
asked the Russian Governmcnt to state what
conditions II would demand"
G2NsTANTINorLE, Jan. 12.,,Princc Henry VII.
OF Rcuss. German Ambassador here. absolutely
denies that he said the Russian conditions Of
pence would be- moderate. as mentioned in n
Reuter- despatch hence this morning. All he
said was that the. conditions would be easier II
Turkey treated directly with Russia.
forte has as yet received no despatch either
rIesIpe,cting resi- an armis,ice, Tho population are
Is morally, rcsp9nslble Tor Turkeys mis-
off,unes rofunss Thera Is great distress among tho
BrIght. in addressing his constituents at
Birmingham to-day. declared that no was
strongly in favor of non-lntervention.
orders from London. Vice ADMIRAL Hornby and
stafr will leave aboard Her Majesty's steamer
sultan. Tor tho Lovant, whittier the. Alexandria
rcvictuallcu and reflttcd.
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MiRY sTiRK's GHlsrAY DIscorHHY.
The Body or n Bead Woman Ia a Tenement
Wood-cioset-Dead Many Days.

Mary Stark, servant Of family living in
the tenement at 3l3 Mvington street won't into
the cellar 10 get stove wood at half past . T. NJ
yesterday. When sho opened the wool closet
numbered four and ea'hed in for wood. hcr
hand alighted on cold, cammy ol.ot that
thrilled AMI frightened her. She thought the
object was n human body. and ran NJ stairs
hreathless. and exclaimed that there was n
dead body down there." One OF tn tenants
wood closet. he informed officer Cou,ulll Oi tho
fact. The officer visited the cellar and found
lying on tho bare ground tho body Of a woman
her head resting on billet of wood. He iA-
formed Capt Copeland ofthc Attorney street poe
lice and he sent Detective O'Bricn 10 the place to
make inquiries. The woman was five feet q TX
inches in height, apparently about 10 years old ;
had long brown hair, gray eyes, ana was meanly
dres-ed in a black dress, white skirt, with
hoops. and chemisr. had no stOcking- aud on
ono foot were the romans Of Il lace gator. the
was the remnant Of a black velvet hat Over her
shoulders was q shaw Of red and whit stripes.
The body was Erently emWatrl The hands
and arms were evidently those ~ woinnn in
ured To- labor. The face denoted Intelligence.
No ono in the large tenement knew anything
about hnr, or had ever seen her before although
one woman across the street said that the dead
woman lived there four years aPO. md hal
three daughters, but she did not know her
stranger had been dead three or four days taGt
sho had entered the hall after dark. crlWiel
down stairs and laid down 10 sleep IN the wood
bin II WINS said tho dead woman 3 shawl WAS
seen in ths cellar over u week ago, hut as 1t vas
50 Nuluclcss no attention was EiNen 10 il.
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JOTTINGS .iBOTT TOWN.


,,,sc '" ,,.I'', ','''' ..,.- ,-..,
Euroie v,.tcriv S'''' !" ''' '"An''p hr'ahhie 'ef
\ carey smith lcctured 10 the Senwnnhaka Yacht
Club IN DcAnomcos last eNcuin. on Naval Arciutcc.
tune
The hodv OF WIN GouM who was murdered hy cat
lorna 'icorse j. a. c buried today AT T. NJ nom hls
sstera home At rs Market street
over one Thousand ini.liroccl letters from, utsnes,
man ,y.r,, r,lrt,,I a, H., H.. Nm IaI .t' 'r =
dresses were corrccfo iy hy the icrk "''" '"' ~
Vs. -, '''' N''. " - '' ~ '''' '''N'
,sli,.,l. A it ~ a, WI tf ,i q
V,nf Ill.,, n'-n.. .,u ,,i.i a, d., i,s ,,l-,i - N '""
-,
INC 'r'lt'F> ~ Icon = Nl VI J. lsgArl nave accepted
S"i, e. ~ tMynN cent nti tn@ ,wilI continue IN
u"N'N''N al 80 h"NlN'N Nll'f NAlI'tA lhtAtv.
tn, N.u, ,uAl Association u Amateur Oarsmen decided
last nj ht 10 ho the next annual rc.ain on tr Pn,,t.
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n Noniaa who for Many Senrs Wore Male
Attire Disappointed IN Love.

Ihe body OF Mary Okccfc, otherwise
known as Sergeant Mary" vas taken to the
M0rgue yesterday. Twenty-Five years ago.
while living VIII her larenis In the lower part
Of the city she wls ens9sei to he married. On
the ni-nt preceding the DAY nvpoirt.i Tor tao
wedding her lover was convicted Of a robbery.
and s"utor el g. twenty years inprsanmcnt I'm
she would never marry Shortly ait 'rward she
met young woman ot about her own age. who
had also been rOSsed in love, and they nurrod
70 leay' their homes and live together. Mary
disguised herself as a man. and representing.
thnt hrr friend was her wife. engaged rooms IN
an uptown tenement. Their secmsion was
complete. ana tiny lived happily together for a
orders which Narys friend obtained from a
n.lghhorlug shirt factory.
on day Mary WAS recognized in the street 10y
former TREND, WHO threatened h. have her ar
rested unless she returned home. She accord
lngy aid aside her NAL" attire and went again
10 hcr parents but when her family and friends
called her Mary the Man" She cut her
halr short dunned the uniform. and enlisted
~ soldier. Her regiment was stationed on
one Of tl.e islands IN tho harbor. and she per
formed her duties without exciting SUSPICION
untll she was sentenced % ten days imprison-
ment III the guard house for intoXication
To guard sho told her secret and
she was aft, t,rwarl known ~ " sergeant
Mary The Captain OF her company dis
missed her, aud rhc returned to New York
and drank So heavily that she was ncvnr III
time. Finally Il pcrman position WAS as-
signed to her and she remained there until the
9Th inst. when she was taAou sick and sent t.
Bellevue Hospital. where he died.
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DEATH BEFORE THE MAST.
TIJE NFNHERs or 4 BfRE'S CREU
BtRIiD ~ TyiE OCEfN.


1Lo L,rt Art;,ch ro,, It,r,,, 7 Ham.
''' '"' N N''i'"' '"P'' nun - ''i"
ningway | y days out from Cchu. Philippine
1elnu1e and laden with eurnr md bo,nn mr.
iii ,, ~ - -
iN'i S's''ru"y' iivr N"S"s' was cN'I"oIui-
narily gloomy, for i've Of the crow died and q
sixth shirpintc was brourht dvin., into mort
we Htu Utmost lhNarlahy iair Wca'hcr
throughout the voyage said Capt. Hcmming-
way who IL bronz,d In tho bue n, conncr
n,,5 , ,,ns ..,,.,. -, a.,
uhu mas pu7h OF whlte beard on the
lower part of his face. but i'll luck in
the wnv Of deoth such no 7 pnvnr h.fora
- - ~ 80 ''
encountered mold iast to us. Among the crew.
nominally as carpenter was Charles Clark.
nped 90 Of KcnnnbunLnort Moipn Uo yv,a I,
- ., ''o"",'N ~ '""r'' ~ ""'
son oi the builder oi tho Antioch. ana. being
far gone in consumption. shipped with us. In
,, - " "o'','' INV 7','"S'n, ~
ulu not improve however. but slowly declined
On the 7th OF September Clark died We scwcd
tho rau,i,a In abo,,o1 con,os .ool a., l,.i.i
~ i' :" 9"o'.uu ''h''9' ic"u '"o ouiiai
service. ana then slid the body over the side.
There were two other nilin9 mon aboard
A,dror porros..,u 49,, o. :, c,.t
o., "svu o. Vi "ouenourk'
sweden, anu Henry Griniths. aged 20. OF Bcl-
fast Ireland. Bcrgcsscn's loft leg had become
o,,r,oi,oiv a.ro al ,,o.o - -
,i'' ~ mnrti ncosnn' u%ha % ,Sro were Signs
Gror VIII ~. fo ~ h"i ovrn SUI
"" Iii ~, i", mo II NV h,. " r,,oh Ia IL a niisSr. ~
f,ring NM ,v, .c,rni a., ,, ~ n iT,h
aiimsnt WINS dysenterv hnd curcd Kim snvs
n.i ~. ""' u'Svn''l)., hhu Vurcu nun StE-
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MRS. HOLTz's MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Witnesses who Say They snw Her Husband
Hemt md KICK uer-MI. Denial.

Coroner Cannon held an inquest last night
in the case Of Catherine Holz Of 3S0 First street
Jersey City. who died suddenly on Thursday
night under sus plcious circumstances. Erode
rick IIolta. her husband. was suspected Of hav-
ing caused his wifc's death. Mrs. Catherine
Deer. n nelghhor. testified, that she heard Mrs.
evening Of her dNlth. and TINT she aitcrward
saw her husband bent and kick her ON the
staircase. The witness Ind frequently heard
Mr. liot2 threaten to beat his wife.
Mrs. James Harris aud Mrs. Mary in Ill. who
lived in adjoining apartments. testified that
they had seen iioltz beat his wife
Edward Schneider. "A shoemaker testified
that lIoll2 and his wfr lived happily together.
H1ltl denied the alleged nets of cruelty and
The inquest was not finished
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SOME W.IsHINGTON rOPIcs.
\ Contest for the Land On which Part or
Chicago stands.

WAsHIScroS Jan. l2.-A letter was received
At the General Land once to-day making formal appl
cation fora survey by the Government of portion of
the old Fort Dearborn military reservation a. public
land subject to entry, although 1t embraces nearly
all the business portion OF Chicago south OF the riycr
THIS apple alton Is supposed 10 be sci unon the theory
that thu sale o the greater part NJ the Fort Dearborn
Ir,.rNfuon hy direction Of the secretary OF War IN
1877, was not authorized by the law o l~e under which
Il WAS ordered The application COMES from G,ursc
Wolf of Frrenort H. for Louis Ahscniuri with view
tolfarus Valentino scrip upon the lands. II Is accom-
PANIED vain ah enclosure OF money tO advance ia, cost
ot thl dc sired survey.
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The Fate Of some Missing Man.

BABYLON. l.. l.. Jan. l2-Thc body Of Il male
adult found by william seaman about two mile,
northwest o this Village Iii about fNe feet seven In
chcs IN height, hair light brown two upper teeth ai.o
rubber, and Is supposed Ia be that nf man from ~
10 a. years o axe The cloihini consisted of woullon
outer garments and An uuiershrt Ihe body which wa,
much decOmposed lay IN a think mieihrush an vet
low lands owned hN ROYAL Phelps ami had c,i,ntiv
IuuAcNed At the spot where tho lndA ltN, ami the D..
main, wcf, gathered up nri brought a. luN lnul in
lh- Ntd-" Ilir Cor ttlcl inquest udiururt until
MONDAY nt 10 A. ~ fhc man Is supposed 10 have ben
tttuf t.l
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An Incendiary Trying TO KIN Himself

John Garvcy. alias Gingo. the cx-convict. whd
on Friday attempted to destroy Furnivas baggina fao
tory. IN Water street Brooklyn whcrc over 100 girl
were employed. by thrustins lighted match into bale
Dilute attempted suicide late Friday night In the yorh
street police station by hanging himself to his cell door
iie was cut down by the doorman and hanicufTci
s tore on the wasband of his nanaloons however aud
ted To strange himself with it. but he prevented ID
ms m'e npt also. aud then his hands shackcd he,
NM ms back jennie Van Brunt OF the factory grls
sald mat she had heard Garycy threaten his
venge and TO burn the actorydoNn lie had been hang
lg ABOUT tue place 10 one Oi the girls aud before
rc had been repeatedly driven away Garvey was
up ln knymond street JAIL on chnrge of arsolL
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instance. hero is n song. u fav1rtN me anon :
the impulsivn friends of the condcmnc J. which
runs as follows:


H. ,,, ustv . t S ~ H"n', lnN 'il' unnnt NJ
,, ,i ", ''IuS "i '' ''ohu'hnFj' WHICH
runs as lpllows;
cqmc acd, all , You .,, igniorc ME- cnr,.,i'"'' r,'
H., ,tster,Ii w. Nv Nv "'"''
.''u 49,, ~ ,a.il i'''
'fNil makc Won voci anl vail.
IL about in"', nrNi Nni e. Iu-iians
That lies go ruf,silc INl
rt.,... ...,... .,...,.. D ., ,..,.,..
''S, s,, g, S,n, '',''' t 81 "' m''''''
Wi.lc o,hcrs Are md, mncd to die
n' wl . t,' , s-'i',,i".. ga va "..l.
Tleen from nur ianlr-.
Aud hegc We lay, both ni.hi md day.
"N 'in'l "p"'F
,,hcIe we laY u IN hsh' "h'nhy
a., ',ii' H., ,'l,,ff ,''n, N t,r,nrt,i +, villain
ny lNlt ,., ',."i.'. '''''"
~ 81 '',, ~, " " r,,. b., ~ .'i ,,,, ,i,,,ur
v Nni M,' e o"r ,I' ii. yc.s s,.,. ,,Idchcrv
hid hli h> purse "ith s"d
NIL. ,.,.. , :, ,,, ,,,,, T. o,o,,ot
f,r a sample Th.t sad roundrlny is seldom
crooucd in a sheheen that some one does not
" rsr II" with another song VI moro stirring
mrasurr, Wn1icn W1i ls shhH M To- , h'rp Ereen IN u tn1
W. a., so,i ,il. , vhl
T., IN IT',,silie nnd Mnu"b Cbwnt snsciuns -
~ ~ = ii au iu.uen @ Snunk. opec'mchs oi
'''' va" "' '"' 10 iV''""S'
Come all yc true bred rrslmen
And s,inpathizc with me,
~, "a ,s',n ,s. a., sn snt'V" %, ,,' r,.,e'
rwss"n '", ",y n1es ihe 81, i. Sari,n u, JnD
our brothers went 10 rest;
oh they were liked the best
Nov 4. our ,,no % .,.,,, ,,,u
Nor care f,p fr,rnI ,,r ,,' P
Now is time TO pop them
Wherever we msy
Ahu Ismemucr "id huwrnia boys
About vouf srerst. "h '"'
-
They think they have Us cowed down.
u..',, Su'wVn y, w. nas W hls in, nisn -
Where he ,niny nv VIII nr sni ~ MS soO"
We wont have Jimm, Krrrigan
\.t. IL HHlN Nal.s
Nor that his bloai Nun Lawlor.
NOT N'"' tue 'oof"o"'e ''l'
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Why whiting Get. on Easily.

The President and tho Directors OF the Brook.
lyn Bank have Joined in letter favoring no further
prosecution Of Gilbert L. whiting the book kee per whs
took sl1iO57 80 from the bank las; spring whiting sur
rendered everything. and exposed Hall the paying teller
WHO was guilty Of previous dctacaton Hall settled
win the directors. and was never arrested Whiting ID
ont on bail The ground which the bank Officers base
Wcir request l. hnt Writings mental condition j. such
uat ~ wil not be safe 10 subject him severe punish.
nent Tor lis own US well tut his family AXE lit
una, fstlot, however, that at the time Whiting sur.
ndcrcd what c had taken the directors promised that
tA-A MoMll llAN mo LMrihcI .lnL. q MN. LLLll-
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Onicer. who Would No, club IA Drunken MAJ.

AT about 9 o'clock last night Onlcers Shields
and Boyan OF the Washington street police were called
into the house of James stanton OF 37i Furgn street
Bf9 lkNn D., his wife Alice. who said that her husband
iM' nlcaWh,i 70 kl her aud that he was then carry
ns Nri ianc knii about the house, and chasing hei
win H. stanton rushed the ufc, T., soon a, The,
entered. Nnl cat Occr sacils in the In and ,ithri
boylnh on the hand making deep cut Tile officers I'D
No. cuu stanton - he was Intoxicated They had jan
culiy IN di>arms him. but they At length Knocked n
kniic out Of his hands and ARA stcd him
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WASHINGTON. Jan l2.-The de iacto resident
to-day appointed Il. Dclapaine ant } y Camdcn of
West Nrsin'f AMI Joseph l. STEPHENS and Charles T.
ihHutrau n Missouri 10 b" honorary Cuuui-s 'n
the Pans ~ lsitiun for tho. states Thr, were MONT
mated iy IL Governors OF the respective states.
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1t was rumored in Brooklyn Yesterday that
Mr> Eizihcih rl'Qn was seriously III IN her mothers
house Madison street ai that her friend, vyer.
becoming alarmed She up music school that shs
oyn some ilme ago In Henry street. BroOkyn which
Wa attended N number Of children ni the families n
iNmouih church She took This step hccausr of ~
httllh Nhc Wa- ~rn with puc cuiunul. which left her
IN NtrN delicate health and III retrc sentcd That sho lad
said 10 hcr mother that ~ would bee tn die. Mrs
Joanna Morse her mother. Yesterday afternoon. said
' Mrs Tntun j. now quite we'll The rumuTs OF her M.
ne are quite without foundation"
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THE LiTEsT oLD T0RLD NEWS.
Ex-oueen Isabella Insisting on Attending
King Aifonso's Marriage.

PARIS Jan. l2.-Ex- Queen Isabella. who. II
was said some days ago would not be Nrmitcd to re.
turn 10 Spain on accounted her In connect with
the expulsion from France o Don Carlos insists anon
attending the uariy-e Of King Alfonso her SON and the
spanish Ambassador al Paris T. compelled resort L.
nnmberess petty prccau"n. ami sirata-cm, 10 prevent
r from carry i- out her n uton The marriuge uf KING
Alfonso ami the Princess Mercedes lived Tor .hc
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Miss Mar Cooks Denth.


Miss Mary Co2k. who died on Friday. had
LONG been wei known IN art circles OF this city For the
a, uIrly years she devoted her.clf to art ahoring
inihinllv for its Advancement especially among tie
young one of the nrst pupils the scho, of the Ma.
uonn Academy of D. sign at timr when II was on The
point of CLOSING for want % money She came generously
io the rescue Sis was also one III hr seven ao. Who
m connection With Mrs. fuI- and Mr. Gray founded the
" ltiir- Art Association ul Sew YORK Mtss Cook ,aV.
her time, means and inh cnco toward tor women
Ll,ts pIllcr roNn.mltum and Inlo Do nAeIar.
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The trustees Of the broken Long Island Saw.
nss bank began Yesterday TO pay to those deposition,
VINO agreed 10 take N per cent Of their deposits tns
second and last insialncnt Of what Is due thrn Tn.
nIN pnNWeht 10 be- made To- those who choose 10 wait
Two years AMI receive All their money hccuu, duo 10
MAY The trustees have realized 90 Al antar u thclI
a,, AMI they feel confident that they Wiluly carry
oul ll l-rm, ~ lMcr lf lnO % I'm lnuOaIlurs
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Trdthiiii Van .Aisiyne.

Herman Mohrmnn Of 2GO Greenwich street
while cleaning his bariolm wns arrested by Ofccr Van
Ai.iyuc. Oac OF he clrfk In the Tomhs police court
t.ok te ooie. ',comllaul and wrote anla,it which
thn n3iItrf -rNf'
Wnat j, tu, man here for 2" the Justice asked
"Noa guy 'uu saw thi. man sweeping out AMI clean
u. ul i, Ar' amt Nuu saw No liquor nor olns of any
fr," o.. Dn. ..r r.pil''. " tli'. the truth a.,
IiN '-i.Hg -llutl sti3 iu' tlnsy ami diH AArsed
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TRENTON. Jam. l2.-Tho state Savings Bank
stopped payment today AMI gave notice rat the officers
ASK the ioFhrartncr oi i,io,itor, for few day. uu
they can dispu-r % sHr u thrir sccullcs I.ls tl
orally known As Freezes Bank
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Al Fire Marshal Sheldon's investigation into
the cause of the Barclay street disaster Potter crnann
testified yesterday that he used to hear noises in the
boiler chimney that scared him He thought the wall
would iall down A Tie tglc of the ntci nt lc heard
no Np sion He 10 fire until he Wa- knocked
down The n,t Tim. lc sAw was the wall 10y the stare
-uinl down. Henry lllnk tcsittthat he u.rl 10 .os
snok' ,os out OF tile sides ol the boiler chimney anoa
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The Missing operate Manager.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. l2,-Mr. ], c. Fryer. the
missing operate manager arrived here about o'clock
last night lie appears TO have become disheariencd
owing 10 business troubles AMI in reckless mood last
saturday nsht went tn Vile without notifying amy
of lisirends liz rmainei there uuul thursday nishL
ana trn V concluded TO rctuu having the ir time
heard Of the sensation created hY his disappearance
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Not that sort Of u Iinirpin.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-Nobody who knows
Carl Sehnrl needs TO be assured that tie sory h,
having sent his re.snauon 10 the dc facto President was
chiaui Mr 50 iur1 never resigns sood thins lie is
act that sort oi a halfpin.
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The Con,rac, with the Syndicate.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Secrotary sherman
says that the reports IN circulation that he has given the
requisite ten days notice for the purpose OF terminating
the Treasury contract with the syndicate are uniounded
AMI that hV has not yet decided what he will do Tho
department has the right to terminate the contract by
taken.
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Judge Dixon in Bergen county. y. j.. de-
eidcd yesterday that the township Of New Barnaocs
should rcoVor the ~ 49, claimed for ALLEGED excessive
ami ,-t M ia rs suit AeAln,t Nicholas e. Drual,st
ioimsill COL tiur Of faxes tor ihc township
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LONDON. Jan. l2.-3'. 7. M.-Onc of tho larg-
est nr,s that has occurred here many years is now
burning in Friday and Waiting streets The fire originated
IN the warehouse ot trockcr sons Co calico printers
- To- ~ Waiting street currrr ol Friday >'rcet The
whole block WAS ~ one time threatened hut the nrc j.
over '- '-'N