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When we'll into the homestretch he was two
lengths in advance gaining until he shot by the
winning post at six lengths ahead Of Flibberti-
Ribbet. rushing over tho half mile In 80 seconds.
Thesixth race and closing event Of the meeting
wus highly exhilarating handicap steeDle-
chase over the usual course for 1900 purse.
800 OF which to second horse The steeple-
chasers contesting were Z. Nolan's Coronet
lagedl carrying 160 pounds G. Reeds Trouble
Laged) 1853 pounds james Gordon Bennetts
Problem lG years., 1853 pounds Dryer brothers
Derby lngcd), l52 pounds. and DAILY Brothers
Lizzie ID. u yearsl
Coronet led the string atthe start. showing the
way over the first two obstacles in the twenty
ono jumps. Jumping a little short and plung-
Ing along in the upper field he fell. unseating
Nolan and throwing him entirely out Of the
race. Lizzie ID. was now sent to the front clear
ing the hurdles. rails. walls. and water Jump in
gallant style from eight to twenty lengths at
different places in advance OF Trouble aud
Problem. who were going fast and close to-
gether behind. Whom Lizzie ID. had taken near
" two-thirds Of tho leaps she boted having
been ridden beyond her strength. She WIS now
out of the contest. Trouble AMI Problem now
raced side 10y side. Derby dropping 20 lengths
in the rear. Tho pace was too hot for the old
gray As Many ON Trouble md Little on
legs landing while Troubles we're in the air. the
excitement in jerome Park wis high, while the
human hive on Headhead Hill huZzcd Dy'o
see Many land him p och hos the bye the
devil himself couldn't bate him" As they flow
along the quarterstretch and by the grand stand
IL was difficult to shy which would land n WIN
ncr. Many. however. Ivy his great energy in
handling his horse won by neck. in thu splcn-
did timo Of .2G. Derby was poor third.
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THE aSCOT RACES.
Lord Ro.ebery's RIdotto Winning the Ascot
stakes-Pnrole Not Placed.

LONDON, June 1o-The races on Ascot
Heath began to-day. The race for the Prince
Of Waless Stakes brought out eleven starters
The winner was Lord Falmouth's bay illly
Wheel Of Fortune. the winner OF the Oaks at
the Epson summer meeting. The Duke OF
westminsters brown Ally Adyenturer came in
second. and Count +. de LaRranges chestnut
colt Rayon dor WIS third.
The great race Tor the Ascot Stakes this after
noon was won by Lord Rosebery's b. 9. Ridotto.
Mr.. Surtee's b. c. MycenP. who WAS the favor
te in the betting. came in second; and Mr..
Crawfurd's b. c. Bay Archer was third. The fol-
lowing horses ran out OF thirty i've suhscrlbers:
hy Archer. Lord HariinGton's chestnut mare
Rylstone, Lord ROschery's hay colt Rdotto.
Count L. de Lagrange's bay colt Juval. Mr.. j.
II. Houldsworth's Chestnut colt Glcngarry, Mr..
Pryor's bay colt West Wind Mr.. Il. Jarli ne 3
bay colt Tam Glen. Capt. Machell's bay geldinR
Deutchmester. Mr.. W. ;. Crawiurd's bay colt
Bay Archer Mr.. +. GrettOn's chestnut Ally Do
minica, Mr.. II. L. Surtee's bay colt MycenR, and
Mr. c. Raney's gray Ally by d 'Estourmel out OF
Eakring. Although Parole carried the top
weight. 1875 pounds. he found many hackers.
Recent rains made the course very soft which
told against MIN with his heavy weight. Lord
R0sebery's RidOtto, the winner. carried sixteen
pounds less than Parole Tho favorlte. Mr.. L.
II. Surtees MycenW. carried II pounds only.
The race for the gold vase. given by her Mai
esty, WAS won by Mr.. f. Grettons bay colt lson-
omy. Lord FamOuths bay horse SilviO was
second and Mr.. VI. Hudsons chestnut colt Gas
tloreagh third. Only the three mentioned ran
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ANDEkSON.-In Raldmorc. Nd June o. Alice ADdsr.
son. aged Hu yearsaud rs DAYS
AlL In SpicolAud township. Ind June \ the Rev.
Mrs. Emy a. Ayi minister Of tho society OF Friends
RRApLEI-on june o. Willie Whildih Bradley, aged
Is months AMI ~ days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral atd- Forsyth ST, at o'clock on Mednes
day.
pCSFNBURY ON Tuesday morning, juno 10. william
hdLcr nu.s uhury. IN the tHtl year 81 his age
Relatives uui frcnis respectfully uNlt 10 attic nd
the funeral from h. late residence. 2u - -tu st. BROOK
lyn, at = O'clock + on Thursday. June ~ No flowers
EAs1N ~ In Limerick, Me, june o, Mr. Ezra last
man. aged ~ years
FISH In Warren. Ne. June Miss Sarah Fish. aged
So Years and months
FOY-On Tuesday. June 10 BRIDGET Foy m the SID
IT her ~ the residence at her sonInlaw, John
Power ai Skiilnau av., Brookyn, L u.
Nul of funeral 6 morrow.
GLEASON In san Francisco juno 2. Mt the Presenta
Ireland AGED ~ wears.
HANDLE New Haven Conn June 9. Miss Mary Hand.
IN the aith year of her She the last surviving
daughter OF ten Edward Hand, ofoer of the CONT
neutal army She loved flowers, aud devoted Ter unIe
LARGELY 10 their cultivation.
LAWRENt E--Enterrd into rest. Tuesday, 10th inst,
the Rev Y Lawrence, ID d, pastor OF tie Church Of
the Holy Communion.
The funeral services viii be held Friday i3;h at II
o'clock preceded. NJ oclork bN the celebration ot the
holy communion. TO viii h the COMMITMENTS NJ tue
parish lovingly invited, at the request of their de-
parted pastor
Friends will please refrain from nding flowers
LEfflNGMFLl.-uu Tuesday, Juut H. AT his roSi-
deuce il9 West 18th 81, hIron Lcnnswel .n the I'D
year uf has axe.
Funeral rom residence on Thursday at2 O'Clock.
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Tho arrest OF Policeman Hcrrick was made In
a suit brought by Mr. Georgc Thicman 10 recover from
Heruck e. 90 tor alleged brutal assault Mr. rhioiuan
alleges that the i2th Of May last Hcrrck assaulted
him az his own residence without pruvoc alton caught
him hy the neck knocked him downn The gucr kiescd
him while down. and beat him with his club. H. then
arrested ami took him To- the station house where.
plnnun asserts he made false change against HIM on
he is now ck aud under medical aucnt AMI may te
admitted TO bail ty Judge Donohuc 10 ~ 'o"
Policeman James Tully pa. been charged before the
Police Board with "wrougiuly a.-auiuns and beating
Rounlsmsn Robert orr" ON SUNDAY nornins asL ahout3
O'Clock The report u the desperate r-ht between tr 80
Tn srS
There is much dissatisfaction among to- Germans Of
the side at the release without punishment OF Pc
hccman Finucgan. who made murdcrou. assault with
club and pistol upon Mt hcomnlcr peaceful and lnui.
fcnslvc Gcfman. Who sti carries Finnlaus police bull
Gndcr-ccyy Monday showed that finncgau, assault
mania tih had .sl, h '' '''' w" VI '"' ''''''"N
The manager II the Chinese Mission in Mulberry street
has made complaint before Superintendent Waiiif 4
against the policeman detailed sunday night attend
ne rrle., 49, v' m' sion chtfsihs WAT We no4geman
WAS in,sNic'i,d ar instead gi prtscfNins oflef d..
duct The affidavit o' the complainant was taken
The case against Pauolm.n Runiard las teen re-
ferred to the Board for decision. Roundsmau Fisher
@ M a Nae wns s & ~ lne , si0 nS
Koundsman flHuasans pistol for that purpose
Mr. Thomas poran has repeated At the Central Oface
the complaint which he has made several times since
last fall against two policemen NJ the Fourteenth Pre-
cinct Doran claims that fatrUlmau furncss who wa.
M XIV, ,, ,s r ,,n al ", ,bt ~, hanei MIN
Co Parolman Fisher. Who took him 60 the station house
furncs.'. death qunshcd the complaint acninst him bu
pUran say the complaint against Fisher has been pigeon
young man with one side Of his head carefully ban
darci made ami lnvt the central once yesterday that
onieer Gerow Of the rwcnr Scond street. Iolice had
ciunn'd HIM ogtrassously without cause The youn.
mAu ar hung hN a Unread oi shln
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MARRIED..

ATwOOD-RANDALL-On sunday. June 3. at tho
Church OF the Transformation by the Rev George w.
nuughton y. Charles Atwood to Adelaide Randall.
ail 90 Ncw York
SDAvIDSON- DEMAREsT At New Brunswick n j.,
hy the Rev Frof u II pcmurcst, Ohvcr Davidson Of
SYLVAN Lake, Y, e. Katharine Louisa, daughter OF tho
officiating clergyman.
DOUGLAS-TOWN sEND-On wednc siay. June 4 At
Grfce Church. By the Rev Henry C. Potter. u D. viii
Lam =. Douglas 10 Adelaide L., daughter OF Enngham
NELsON-MiIIs On Thursday june 3 at the Prss-
hytorian Church puhb Ferry. by the Rev. T. W. NiyVn.
Jr. g. Ahcrt Nelson 10 khe Patton. daughter Of 4 !,
Mills. all ol Hastings
REED-WIILtAMSON In Brook H. on wedrS~fay.
May n by the Rev Or puryca OF Boston. Pyr T. Reed
10 Maglalcne. eldest daughter Of John =. Williamson.
ESQ all OF brooklyn.
REED-COArES In Grace Chr. ~. Kansas city No.
June 3. bv the Rev HERNIA. e. duncan. Mr. Homer
Reed tn Miss Laura Coates, daughter OF Col kerev
Coates milllunag~ ffe bride wore an elegant robe
made of ivory br" 10 and plain satin. the with
the neck tG.nratoly finished with point Lace demt
slce"s< also trimmed with lace. The petcoat was
sh.rred spaces correspond with the pompaduur cor
the brucadc being gracefully brought irOm pniut
the hin making houfftnt " the Martha Washing
TON style finished at tic bottom with Knife pleaingS
The back cut in long square train the centre 90
peatsd an the sides uf bros fde tile drapery in the
back being caught with bouquets of blossoms
lilies Of the valley and pale tea roses this forming gar
niture on the lett side the y hi being finished or IN boa
Duets and orange blossoms 20 match Upon her head she
wreath blossoms. with beautiful bridal
veil extending TO the end Il the trail
SMlrll-NREELAND In Jersey city. on the 10Th. By
the Rev Mhcelock Parmv, George l.. Smith ~ JulA A
krcVland both VI Gr,enNillc, y. j.
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Curse. Before Il Life Sentence.

In the trial in the General Sessions OF Joseph
Lew accused OF completely with Isaac Poarscin Abra
ham Freeman. and Charles Bernstein, who are under
going imprisonment for lite IN state prison setting ere
TO the tenement az II Ludlow street the evening Of The
loth u Novemter last Fireman Daniel Dempsey testified
vat he aud Fireman Pcrl,y watched reafstein. BERN
stein. and Freeman the leaders Of gang of hrehugs,
In the gang headquarters the barr a q. East Broad
wav ani that he and Fireman rerlcy watched them
through scratched pane iu the tainted glass u the
street door they sat. planning nceuiiarsni about
table IN the harroom Aner The IRE n Loyy rooms had
been eNuncushed the witness went 10 the door of The
harroom AMI Levy IN earnest lnwvolccd converse
Ton with fcatlstcin. Berusuin. and frct man.
Testimony introduced a. show that Lcvy's insur
ancc was excessive and af,r verdict o guilty, judg,
towing deferred sentence which must De- imnri-onWcn
Tor life ohc,rs put handcuns upon LEWIS wrists an
led him g. The door OF the court room Just then Mrs
levy appeared in the doorway She OWNED her nus
bands late She uttered PIERCING screams. and, turnu.
u the bench AMI extending both arms inN uktd curse
upon judge Cowius ofiicers took her from the cuur
room Near the door. Levy turned aud. raising m
manaclcd hands. cursed Judge C0wtng and the Coug
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o,Rsnly Not to Hold Two ome...

The Court of Appeals, in the case of Thomas
Kelly AFT tho BroOkyn Common Council, yesterday
affirmed Judge Ollberps decision declaring tho scat Of
OReily ~ Alderman ct the Twelfth Ward vacant
on account Of the election OF oRciy TO Congress and
ordering special election 10 ba held 10 nh the vacancy
The opinion the Court Of Appeals was unanimous
This decision did not cause amy surprl~, among the
BROOKLYN politicians AMI the Aldermen, who have SUI
ported tiliy since March ~ Ms at"mW 10 mold twOani
res those nj COllressnan aud Alderman seemed Heph Ell
to have their act declared Illegal Tie decision, how
ever dOes affect tn me al $3.50 that Judge Gucrt
INK w obey the 0Tdfr O The Oenera Term 10 eau a
sueoiAl election TA appeal from TINS sentence is pend
ing Te el ct0n IN the fwehtl ward 10 n the Vacancy
IL To be held June - II Is rumored tlat the parts
represe by Shnnas Kelly " not yet done with tc
Aldermen. and that their ndie tment - contemplated
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David A. Wen.'. Marriage.

Miss Dwight OF Norwich, Conn. was married
yesterday Mr. David A. Wells the political economist
and cx-Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Miss Dwight
sister of Mrs Fordyte Barker Of * Madison
The wedding ceremony performed At oclock IN the
afternoon In Calvary Episcopal Church Fourth
and Twenty hrst street hy tho rector r Washhurn II
was a. be- private hut body the church
hed with spectators Across tho middle aisle four
0f seats rom thc front ribbon OF white silk
stretched Beyond this nbhon the friend and relative
the bride aI the groom seated A. these pryl-
Legged que moved the aisle the uuiasfenod the
rithon and allowed III" women 10 pass There were no
bridesmaids Two ushers walked the aisle ahead
the bride and the groom. ami when they came 20 the
ribbon they UNASSIGNED Il and threw u into pew The
bride wore a lavender six dress with plated white
saun front and very long train Her bonnet
was Of white chip trimmed with white illusion. Her
gloves white Kid and her shoes ~ white saun
The black coat and vest and light
the ceremony there reception IN the home
DR. fordyce Barker Among the guests were scVrc-
taTy MCCullOCh and Prof Duremus.
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At the Meeting OF the American Institute
Farmers Club yesterday milk being the topic Farmer
Dodge told story. asfiloWs.
a Teu,on made htpe fortune here not long ago in
the mix business and decided to return 10 Germany and
enjoy IL In his old home. In the ship that bearing
him homoward was miscellaneous monkey The mon
Key pryine around day found heavy bag and ran
up 10 the masthead with IT, The German claslci his
hands In despair at seeing the bag IL had his money all
tn gold The monkey lu cisur,ly way Iuci ont a
man gathered IL un Then the beast tossed SECOND
niece into Thus alternately the pieces went one
into the and the into the distracted man
poe ket An said the milkman a. he pockcted Just
halt Ot what he had started with it's Just One.hal
NJ that milk have sild milk and tho money Tor Il
comes back the other halt was water and half goes
back W water
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PROspECr rARK TRorrIN0.
Tho Flyers Doing Some Good Work at the
OpenIna OF the summer VI, eIIng.

Tho Flyers Doing Some Good Work ut the
Opening Of the summer Meeting.
The summer meeting on the Prospect
Park Fair Grounds was opened yesterday under
the new managc " Charles $. Green, with
fine weather. n large assombage Of spectators.
and capital trotting. The track was in first
rate order. The first trot on the card was for
2:29 glass; premium tiO0 divided; mile heats,
best three in i've in harness. or the thirteen
horses entered. eleven started. namely en- m.
Belle Smith. b. e. Tommy Norwood b. m. Lady
Lemons, b. m. Lotto K, gr. m. Jessie Maud.
b. IN. Nellie. CHI. u. :. :. Ellsworth. gr. T. sand
Hill b. Y. VI. r.. b. 5. J. II, Ferry, and b. m,
Myrtle. In tho pool selling Jessie Maud sold
for $40; Lotte X. si5 field $50.
The first heat was won 10y Myrtle. from VI. r.;
Hi fourth. Before the second heat the wise
bctters hurried to tho pool box to hedge the
money they had bet on Jessie Maud ns best they
could on Myrtle. From tho word " Go" Myr-
To- had the lead and won by length in front Of
Lady Lemons, In 2:26a; Nj. H. third. LOTTO X.
fourth. Myrtle won the third heat and tho trot
al her case. in 2;27. VI. r. was awarded Sec
ond money Lottie X. third and Lady Lemons
fourth.
horses that had never beaten 3 90 The follow
inE-named horses started gr, <, Seneca Prince.
HSo5c % SSS biz m iF Emma H e. D. NAE arr
and hr. m. Anna II. In tho pools star brought
$50, sligo SIS. field S25 In the first heat Sligo
Emma G. second. Star third. Cnrbolic fourth. Ia
the second heat Star and Anna II. trottcl head
and head for over thrcc.quarters Of a mile, but
the minute Weeks let Stars heud ,oose he drew
clear away from Anna H.. and won easily 10y
two length Anna Ii. Second. Emma c. third,
and sligo fourth. Time. 2.33. Star won tho
third h.nt from Sligo IN 2:33, Anna II. third,
Lady lhiel fourth, In the fourth heat the
driver of sligo WIS changed. and. othe surprise
Of all present. Sligo came in first by length Ia
2:3O: Star second. Anna II. third. Emma G.
fourth Siar won the nith heat and the troi
money Anna II. third. and Emma @. fourth.
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Commodore Foxhall A. Parker. Commandant
OF the United states Naval Academy, died at Annapolis
atlP. NJ yesterday Commodore Parker was born IN
New York city Aug 3. 1871. aud appointed 10 the
navy from Virginia March H. ls'a. In $40 he was
attached N the West Indian squadron In 1919 he
connected with the Naval school at Philadelphia aud
wss employed on the lakes IN lsttfa lie made n
lieutenant In 1850 and commander IN 1850 In the war
he commanded the rinhoat Mnkaska. AMI later was I'm
command NJ the naval battery at Morris Island during
the humbnrdmrnt 81 Fort sumter Tie commanded the
Potomac notla M lsi45 Ia lrtG he appointed t0
the Rurcau Navilnton aud ater special duty ut Hart
lord. Boston aud other cities appointed snperneui-
cnt ~ Annapolis last July In 1884 be- wrote work of M
little value euutled squadron iactle> Under steam lie
has also written the owitzer Ahnat aud the Howtxer
Ashore His father was capt A Parker II the navy
HIS death was caused hy enlargement OF the heart
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Content. Of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning

THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning.
contains;
Democratic Nominations In ohio-BeEinning Of an ~
citing Canvass, Proceedings IN tuusress-fhe LegisH
tive ami Executive Bills Passed in the House-Usuo.
stun of the Warner SILVER Hll-Repeal of the Jurors
Test Oath linnOrs to the Confederate Dead In Viz.
GINA The kearne,te Convention IN California
kmninaung state and Congressional Ticket Hayes the
head the Republican PARTY Production NJ Beer IN the
United States, Liquor in Massachuscts--An InuortAnt
Test SUIT Progress the War m South America aud
zulnland; The Cars Wouldbe Assassin uuon Of
Alexander SoIovisn; The Prospects 81 unnt-A Talk
WithrN Senator henderson. The Grcenhark smut ~ ONO
Sentenced Criminal Taxing Poison IN Court How John
Keeps IN, Promises; Grants Arahtan stations
Mount Ktua IN LrMpuon rhe Vermont pol-onI.g break
ing Vp Ganes ct outlaws IN West virginia Farming IN
Krutucky some Results Of Miscesc uatien a. Nrw jcr
soy Honesty Rohesun, The National Bank ResetVcs
Proposed Amendments Of the law In the Trenches ~
Cold liarhor-A Historical sketch; Views from Ornna
spion RTvt ilare. Past " The Man Ant the Picnic
COmtc Elapt mont. June Ross; story To His own he
structon --latest rplevrA nc News sunbeans Notes on
Science ami Industry Ladies' Department, Many Col
Editorial Articles AMI AguCultuIul Matter
financial Inbellgenee and Mtrkets
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DIJORCED.

DAYTON In the city Of New York on the 10th day
Of June. ls70 by the Hon Charles Donohuc Justice %
the supreme Court Augusta Dayton from William H.
DAYTON CauSc. adultery.
ELLIS In the cit, ~ New York. the 10th day %
Juuc 1879 hv thr Hon Charles Douohue Justice OF tho
supreme Court, Charles n Ellis from Ellen Ellis Cause,
adultery
GlLBERr-In the city OF New York, on the lnh day Of
June 1879. by the Hon. Charles Donuhuc Just'e Of
the supreme Court Sarah s. Gilbert from Charles A.
Gilbert Cause, adultery.
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RICHMOND. Va, June 10.-A little son OF the
Rev spler OF the Methodist church near here met
with terrible death this forenoon man was hauling
manure from the barnyard To the field with team,
and while he in the of the wagon loading the
child went IN front Of the having In his hand large
red handkerchief The seeing this became madde ned
aud dashed the little fellow and gored him The man
ran the child from the infuriad animal but
before he reached him the OK broke and ran rampng
child under it, teet aud turning suddenly IN another
direction brought child into the track Of the cart
wheels which passed over him and crushed him death
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NEW YORK June 10-The $40 fat beef cattle
received TODAY mainly used ny the for the
export trade and there was trgdc Of Consequence
Dressed beef had iHir call atHaSc Il n. for extremes
Shipments TO day 2OD hive earle.
Calves were steady aud rrmerA ut 3@3isc y n for but
crmilk calves and 4SSc for milk fed vealsa large lot
averaging i65 ms. gnW at a. os'l p iUl rs $3.50.
sheep and hrmer with sales Of poor 20 prime at
r 5c n Lambs ratstr plenty but selling lairy at q
shade reduction common and ordinary southern and
Western. Ordinary TO good Jersey lambs ranged from
IA To SAC; some vefy choice do reached sc and
I'm
No trade in live logs but firm feeling and nomnally
quoted at 81 ~ TO - y 100 rs for fair to good
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Arrived-TuEsDAY. June 10
So Algiers. Hawthorn. New orleans
IS Hudson, eager. new Orleans
SIS Ganos. Pashhv. Pnshby. Liverpool.
IS Western TcNds. Hines. jacksonville.
4. = str. Tallspoosa. NcHitche. Hampton Roads
- Hatteras. Mnlctt Norfolk
IS Gen. Whitney. Hallett Boston
IS Abyssiiia. Murphy, Liverpool May 81, and Queens
town juno I.
BARK rmbcrto Primo. Cangiano, Lisbon.
BARK Herds. Dahl, Hamburg
BARK Agdrar. Tnnncssen. FRlsund.
BARK Carottn Fanny, Rnmen, Tarragona
Bark Prison, tosuich Trieste.
Bark Teresa. Eussn. Gloucester.
Bark COVadouga. CampelO. st. Ilhes
Bark Saga, Svcuisru. Bordeaux.
BARK Maggie VI. Cugswell Drugheda
Bark Ocean. PaulSeu. Amsterdam
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. ~ ~. 81. 81, 70.
81 i26 800 49, ls7, li@ ~ 2is 2io 2i2 at9 % ~
liia. ll3i 1873, mo lll9 lU9, ilod Part Nos 1890
1871 llsn tll9 1904, l776. la2t SOP. ls1 $3.50 35is
1G7s 3isd l5l2 2s70 21o1 Part lI.Case on. Part III
Case
SurKRioR CouRr- Part Nos SOS. 478 as2 zoos. IN
$3.50, t+lA .i6s, h6-, ~ lO3'l es @n Part II -Ng.
1850 la. 43f Part ~ Nos 4o5 lo4o, ls7, All, 10
i3l IN 2Sp III ~ hSd s2b a27 "a
ConNns PlEA@-i'nrt II -Sime eair nlar Equity FERN
-Nos o. 10 . Is s. g. IA -, L. ~ 81 "a II. Special
Ierm--kO n
MAINS C0um-rart Nos 5Jts, 57ol, 5s7a, 1920
1a07 5HaS 1904 ooO2 51l2 lll, Aej 9llO blla, Olld
lIf-NSs 0I2 1854 GlSI 6sas 1881, 46Ei 6S3l, 5244
57l4 57lS J2Ji. 1854, t3Ui mol, 6h4
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As Balthasar Mengell, aged 90. was knocking
the door OF his residence at 10 Forest street
Brooklyn at 90 A NJ yesterday some unknown person
approached him behind and struck him IN rec tunes
on tn. nd with club, INJECTING serious wounds Men
yell had locked by his wife Elizabeth, aud she
was arrested. with George ~ Fritz, Andrew solomon.
and Lonls llahh All were hed " await the resnlt
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wild with Grler over the Death Of hi. Ja,Ier.

HICKORY. ~ c.. June 10,-Hoke Secrest. the
wife and child murderer, confined in Marion Jail, was
told this forenoon. that the taller Mr. Henry sickes,
was dead sccres burst into wild cries Of grief and
iectcd all comfort lie asked last request that he
might be taken 10 the Of the dead man This
was granted When he entered the death chamber he
fen upon the coffin and cuug to t. ing LIKE Child II
required I'VE 10 get him away Since that time he
has been wild with grief refusing 10 eat anything
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