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have business only over night are compelled to

have business only over night are compelled to
go up town to sleep.
The travel to Europe the coming summer
promises to be as large as ever-it not larger
The Cunard and White Star line Intend to put
on extra steamers.
The Brooklyn bridge is surely but quietly
nearing completion. II will be ready for pas
sengers by next July. The beams for the floor.
Ing are being placed in position this week on
the New York side.
kilograms TO all parts OF Mexico is the
sign that greets you in every telegraph Office
this week, as the result OF the laying OF the
cable from Brownsville. Texas. to Vera Cruz
The telegraph in Mexico covers about 1900
miles.
Broadway continues to be lighted from 23d to
SD streets by the electric light, and on the
whole 1t Is success Only one light Is used.
instead OF three as In Paris. but 1t seems to be
SUFFICIENT. The lamps are twice as high as the
old ones. The same company is now lighting
the lower floors Of some OF the hotels between
the points named. The expense at the largest
hotel Is about the same as for the hydrogen
gas.
In order to prevent the theaters from exer.
cising any influence over the dramatic critic
the Herald has no regular man. but details any
one for the occasion, and exacts his honest
Judgment,
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LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL DRPosITs.-The Jury,
after being out about two hours, returned q
verdict, In the Window county court, at New
fame, Saturday, for the plaintiff, In the case OF
Whitney against the First National Bank OF
BrattleDoro, for the recovery OF a special de-
posit OF $4,000 In bonds which were claimed to
have been taken In the robbery of the bank
several years ago. This case has now been
through the county supreme and United States
supreme courts; the decisions of the two for
mer, 'that the bank was not LIABLE" having
been reversed by the latter court, and the case
returned to the county court for trial upon its
merits. The jury now decides that the robbery
was the result OF neglect on the part of the
bank, and that the plaintiff should not only re-
cover for the full amount OF the bonds lost, but
goes to the supreme court ON exceptions OF re-
spondents. VT Free Press, March
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NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE RIGHT OF OCCU-
l. PAI1ON TILL DECEMBER 81, 1906, OF
IH1iiHIY,TWO MARKET STANDS IN THE


me- more particularly described as follows. to WI
lively The land records Of the ps
and q oSSi'G III IN hber s45 at pages A
deeds dated psce5sr ~ s. a 1915 ss and
RSef ISL :. sssUrssa smcRF sid
an Tw N DEEDS hesh ase at BBssss and
IA LlDer Gao, at pages S5 and Sc Of said land
Three deeds dated December ?. 1876. and re-.
corded two Of them in Liber 845, at pages Is and
~. the other in Libsr s3s. at page 4sl of said
Three deeds dated December sth, 1875, and re-
corded, two Of them in Liber 845, at PAGES IL snd
TO- and the other In Lber 83s. at page 4S6 Of said
Two deeds dated December Il. 1875, and, duly
recorded In Lber S45. at pages 70 and IS Of said
One deed 3D. dated May 7. 1877. recorded in Liber
One deed dated May 10. 1877. recorded in Liber
S55. folio 100 of said records.
SIS n fo ss q. a II said records fe'as0 III 0ef
s assds 8 dated no s and
% Of the IL q the
aaeto Of 0oTmSs will 0sr for sale at public
1851, At u ooIooR aEnin1AN. ' IN nat the western
Market southeast corner Of and 2lst streets. in
T. e 81
IT ad
ern Market, to wit; Stands numbered !9. q. IS.
lOl, 103, l04 and los.
Each stand Will be offered separately.
Terms One fourth cash. OF which S25 must be
three equal instalments, payable In one. two and
three years from day Of sale. with interest at the
rate Of six per cant, per annum to be evidenced
| by the purchasers prou,isory notes. Endorsed by
good surety, and secured by deed OF trust on the
riRht sold. AL conveyAncing and recording at the
cost Of the purchaser II terms Of sale are not COM
Piled With In ten days win resell ct the risk and
cost OF the de1AultinR purchaser.
| WILLIAM BIRNEY, Trustee.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co., Aucts milo LOT
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Why General Upton Shot Himself.
IN FEAR LIST HIS TACTICS MIGHT CAUSE LOSS OF


LIFE.
At the coronor's inquest over the remains OF
Gen. Emory Upton, who shot himself near san
Francisco a few days ago, the following letter
and portion OF another, giving the reasons for
his Self-destruct1on, were read
ITO the Adjttdnt General OF the Z. s. Ar9llp.-
Dear Sir: In my effort TO revise the Tactics"
go that they might apply TO companies over 200
strong, discovered that the double column
and It's development by number, when compared
with the French method, was failure. TIE
tours, too l was forced to admit
There was an an abrupt termination to the
letter. To his sister letter was found as fol-
lows:
preside, March 13,-Dear Sarah: Since
writing to you last Sunday have been In no
little distress over the revision. 1t has seemed
to me that must give the system up and lose
my military reputation. God only knows how
it will eventually end but trust He will lead
NE TO the sacrifice rather than allow me to
perpetuate method which might in the future
cost single man his life. Whichever way &c
may turn know / shall have your sympathy,
and may our Heavenly Father bless and keep
you and our precious father and mother. Ineed
all your prayers, for would keep my integrity
Friday went over to Oakland to luncheon.
The city Is fat and has beautiful lawns strewn
with flowers. l don't feel like writing only
let me feel that have your love and sympa-
thy. With fervent kiss for ali, ever your
anectiolate brother, EMORY"
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GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST A MINIsTER.-During
thursday session OF the Wilmington confer
ence at Lewes, Del, when Dover district was
called Presiding Elder Martindale passed the
character OF each OF his ministers save that OF
immortality have been preferred against him,
and civil suit for damages instituted In Kent
county by the girl he is alleged TO have
wronged. On this account the presiding elder
objected to Mr.. Foreman, and long and excit
ing discussion followed as to what disposition
should be made OF this case. The conference
was evidently divided into two factions, and
side. Finally the matter was referred to a
committee of thirteen, with instructions TO take
testimony and report back the result OF their
deliberations.
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Y. Erenlng Post, OF yesterday, says Before
leaving this city for Mexico on Monday next.
Gen. L. s. Grant will formally resign the presi-
dency OF the Worlds Fair Commission. The
report that he has already done so Is untrue,
but he has int1mated his intention to members
OF the commission. In explaining his reasons
Tor resfgn1ng, Gen. Grant said yesterday that
he wished the fair success, but that as he could
not give his personal at tent1on to it he would
make way for somebody who could. With re.
gard to the question OF site. he said that he
thought that 1t should be left open until the
necessary amount Of money Is subscribed, and
then determined by the vote OF the subscribers.
He still thought the Central Park site the only
one to which no exception could be made on
the score OF its position"
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A HORRIBLE ExKCUTION.-A special TO the
Charleston NearS ana Courier reports that
James Black, colored, was executed at Marion,
Sc, yesterday, for the murder OF Eli Wilcox
colofed. He had been reprieved twice. Black
made an effort to address the crowd, but words
failed him, and he said nothing. At O'Clock
spectators, the rope broke, and Black fell
heavily TO the floor below, splitting blood and
calling for water. Eighteen minutes later the
trap was sprung the second time and Black
died OF strangulat1on. Black weighed $50
pounds. The rope broke Just at the END OF the
knot and 1t was completely rotten.
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THOMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL Es-
TATE, IMPROVED, ON THE SOUTH SIOE
OF q STREET sOUTHWEST, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, AxA
dated the 18Th day of september, 1870, aud 60
duly recorded in Liber 600, folio 392 ct seq :, 40
of the land records of the District OF Columbia. and
at the request, in writing, of the party secured
thereby. we will sell, at pubic auction. in front of
me , premises. on MONDAY, APRIL 1lTH 1881. AT
city of Washington, District of Columbia, known
as lots @. E and T, in Church. Howell and Riley d
subdivision Of lots numbered 10. 90 81, a. % and
"a, OF square 46S-said lot having front of Ii
feet on street southwest; and running back be
tween parallel lines IS feet 20 10 foot alley tho
other lots having front of l64 feet with the same
depth. with the improvements thereon. Lot O ia
improved by a two story Brick House, No. 623 CT
street southwest.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; residue in six,
twelve, eighteen aud twenty four months. evil
denced by notes OF purchaser, and secured By
proI erty sold or all cash, at purchasers option
So1 deposit on the sale OF each lot will be required
cost. If terms Of sale are not comp led with
within five days from day Of sale, property will be
resold at risk and cost # def.ulting purchaser.
after five days notice in The Star.
WIN. A. FaNWICK,} Trns.oo,
VIM. T. WALKER, 1rus'ees'
1nar19 70, 26, 80 ap2 6gl1
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DIED.

DYSON. In New York. Friday, March Is, 1891.
CHARLES A9BoIT Dyson, son Of Sydney and the
late Charles Dyson, of tlis city.
May he rest In peace.
Notice OF The funeral III the Sunday papers.
NICHOLS. On March 18th. 1881, Mrs. RICHARD
O. NICHOLS, aged seventy one years.
Funeral Will take place from st. Marks church
at p. IN Sunday. March 90
JALIAFERb0. On Thursday, March lrth
1881. at O'Clock y. m, after long aud painful
illness, Mrs. Ann TALIAFERRo, beloved wife of
JAN es Taliaferro. AGED sixty six years.
Funeral Will take place at IL O'Clock a. m Sun
day, March Doth, at the Shiloh BAPTIST Church.
Friends Of the family are invited. q
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NEW YORK A FILTHY CITY,-A crowded indig.
nation meeting OF property owners was held 10
cooper Institute, New York, last night, and
the city. Chief Justice Daily declared that New
York was the rival Of Constanttnople In filth,
and that the harbor was also being ruined by
dumping garbage into 1t. DR.. Loomis of the
Academy OF Medicine, ascribed the city's pres
ent high mortality to unclean streets. Judges
Brady and Choate and others spoke. ReSoIu-
tions denouncing the present system of clean
ing the streets were adopted, and a committee
was appointed to lay the matter before the
lepiSlaturp
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A Locomotive sixty-Two Feet Long.

Az Inc pennsylvania Railroad company's
Shops at Altoona, a monster locomotive is re.
CeivIDg the finishing touches. Its length from
the pilots point to the dead wood on the rear
end of the tank is 90 feet. The weight is 90 700
pounds. Each revolution OF the driving wheels
propels the engine 1919 feet. The machinery
governing the sand box Is a new invention and
1t is completely In the hands of the engine
driver. In two trial trips up the Allegheny
Mountains one to Kfttanning Point and the
satisfactorily, turning curves on the upgrade
at the rate OF thirty miles an hour with
great ease. The company expects by using
this engine to reduce the transit time between
this city and New York to 80 minutes.-PhtIa.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioueers.

iRusTEE'S SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGHTH STREET.
11EEIMEEN 2 AND Q STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust given to me "a
and duly recorded in iber 8l4. folio IS. Que I'M
o. the land records for the District of l..
Coium0a, and At the written request OF the party
sMse9rsd. , will sell at public auction on TUESDAY
'front.' OF the premises, all that certain piece or
Rarcei OF ground situate and lying in the city Of
washington and known and described as LOT num
F FSTsa rTeHs bd2 in Thomas Young and samuel
hundred and twentyone, (421, together with ali
!ne improvements, ways, easements, rights, priv
ileges and appurtenances to the same BELONGING or
In anywise Appertaining. Va
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelya
and eighteen months notes to bear interest and to
be secured by deed of trust the property sold
an cash ct option OF purchaser. Conveyancing ana
recording q purchasers cost. A deposit OF 600
piled with in seven days otherwise the Trnsfes Ia
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost al the
defsuldng purchaser after giving five days public
notice Of such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington, DC. f~~N-'A'0-
60BT, 81. WARD. Trustee
os<AfV'@os SS0 ~ ct. northwest
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Mr.: NUNS COSTLY HORSEBACK RIDE.-In
Mrs Maria Ttce's suit for SIC, 600 against Henry
N. Mum, of the Scientific Americana, for dam
ages resulting from collision In Central Park,
New YORK, on April 6, 1880, when MI. Mum,
VINO was horseback riding, ran into top.
1t. so that her left arm was permanently dis
abled, the jury ia the Kings county circuit
court mas returned verdict Of 100 In favor
OF plaintiff,
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PROPOSALS.
nOOR-KEEf Els OFBICs HOUSE REPRE-
~ SENFATlVES L s.,

WASHINGTON, ID. March 18th, 1881.
Sealed PropC sails Will be received at this Office TIL
II O'Clock noon, on THURSDAY. March oath next,
for the delivery TO tie L r, House Of Representa-
6yes, and for storing in vaults of South WINK OF
Capitol, eight hundred $500 tons best quality
White Ash Furnace Coal, one hundred goo cords
Al to be delivered and stored on or before Friday,
April 18th storage and government inspection at
bidders cost Coal to weigh :, 240 lbs. per ton,
and wood to measure 12S cubic feet per cord. The
right to accept or reject any excess in quantity,
government. Oak wood must be sawed in two
cute and all wood corded aud measured at Capt.
tol coal 10 be reweixhed the re If desired Enye-
topes oLtatnlng BIDS must be marked Proposals
Tor Coal and W0sd. " snd addres Sed to
CHAS. ". FIELD,
mar1S-3t DoOr-keeper Fl. Il.
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THE FORREST ESTATE LITIGATIoN-paQIel
Dougherty, one OF the executors of the Edwin
Forrest estate, says that Judge Dykman's right
to set aside the verdict OF jury, as done by
him recently In the suit of William B. Forrest
law of the late tragedian and who is contest
ing in the Winchester (N.Y.l court the validity
OF the will bequeathing lot OF ground In
Yonkers to the Forrest Home, will be vIgor.
OuSly combatted,
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FATAL QUARREL-James Adams superinten-
dent OF the Silver Lake mine, at Eureka, Ney.,
and member OF the Nevada legislature, died
In the San Francisco prison hospital, Thursday,
from the effect OF pistol shot wound received
Monday night at the hands Of Ad0lph Schan-
Ger, mailing clerk OF the Ecening Belletin.
They had Quarreled In saloon about business
afTafrs
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THE JAPANESE EXPosITIoN.-The japanese
national Industrial exhibition was opened in
Mtkado, attended by the princes OF the blood
and the supreme council. and the heads OF the
departments, were present. The foreign min
listers and members OF the press were also pres.
ent as invited guests
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T,Hos. z. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

SALE OF IMPROVED REALESTATE ON RIDGE
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court IA
OF Inc District OF Coum ba, passed in Equity EH3
cause No. .. l57, Hurley ct al companants, Lei.
and Davis ct al defendants. on the 9Th day Of
OF MARCH. A. D. 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ. on
the premises. Lot No. So, In Frederick Bates and
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by the Decree ara as
follows: One third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. or the whole Of said purchase money.
ct the option OF the purchaser. and the balance In
two equal instalmenIs, OF six and twelve months,
With interest from day Of sale, secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold. All conveyancing
st the cost OF the purchaser. deposit of 300 will
be required when the property is knocked of
marlO-d&ds JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,

FOR SAE f AT AUCTION
SIXTY-FIVE (65) ACRRS OF SUBURBAN LAND
Is MILES NORTH VEST OF The OF rY'S
LIMIT AND WITHIN IL MILES OF HOR T,
OAKS, iE3IRABtE For SUMMER COT
TAGES AND KNOWN AS ARGYLE"
Viii be sold at public auction on THURS. HsA
DAY, 24TH MARCH. AT 3 O'CLOCK p NJ, in M
front OF the premises, upon the Fl rst clear -
DAY theresfisr. to tne highest bidder over and
above 3l3, 900.
Terms; Liberal and made known day of sale
Plat of property and information to be had at our
office. 9th and d streets northwest. marl9-dts
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NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERS RELEAsKp-
Red Leary, Billy Connerssand "Shang" Draper,
who were arrested In New York and taken to
Northampton, Mass. for the robbery OF the
from custody yesterday, the grand Jury falling
to IND bill against them. None of the wilt
nesses could say anything positively against
them, and they coolly walked out OF court,
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AUCTION SALES.
II 9th and streets north Test

nUNCANbUN BROS, Auctioneert,
~ 9th and d streets northwest
CHICKERING ROSEWOOD CASE SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANO, ELEGANT GOLD TRACED
EBONY PARLOK SUITE IN wool REPS
MALNET FRAME FRENCH PLATE MAN
TEE MIRROR, PIER MIRROR WITH SLAB
AND BRACKET, IAOR CURTAINS AND
COLL FRInGED REP LAMBREQuINs.
ENGRAyINGs AND oaRQMOs, MABBLE-
P PR PARhok IAsLES sF Bs ss =. oAK-
CKLLENT CoSpITIoS, FINE Walnut
WARES. HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. GLASS AND
CHINA, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSEH
SITS OF Pill OWS AND BOOSTERS, BED
LINEN. BLANKETS. &c, HALL FURNI-
TuhE kITCHEN REQUISITES, &c., AT
Particular notice is called to the above. named
collection Of House hold Goods, being in rst-c ass
condition, having been furnished only six months
since. Sale to take place at No. 7l3 14th street
northwest, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAsCIF
23D, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, to which private
buyers and dealers are invited. mario q M ktr
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SHOT FOR SHoT.-Charles Bryant. young
Olney Ill, yesterday, to answer for killing
Samuel McQuillan Tuesday night McQuillan,
with disreputable woman, was passing Bry-
opened fire upon them with q pistol. Bryant
returned the fire. shooting McQuillan through
the lung.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
GRAY'S DRUG sTORE FOR SALE.

Will BE- sold at public auction on TUESD AY
MARCH ". AT 81 NJ, the Stock and Fixt1r-s OF
Drug store, corner MaFsachusetts avenue and 4th
at. northS est.
Carried on by ". A GRAY more than % years.
The stand ia one of the safest in the city, near
Government Printing Office and Patent Office.
Terms easy. msrl7-4ts
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The election OF sheriff In Dane county. Wis.
was decided by the votes OF students ia the
State University, and suit has been brought
to decide their right TO vote.
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FEVRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Il ERTY ON n STREET, BETWEEN ELEV-
ENIH AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH

By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia passed in Equity tM
IL front Of the, premises, TUESDAY,. the
I'D DAY OF MARCH, A D. 1881, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. M, the following described real estate,
situate In the city OF Washington District OF 90
lumbia, to wit Parts of lots twelve Q2) and thir-
teen 1l3). in square one thousand and one GOOD,
snd the same being the east fourteen (1p feet OF
lot twelve Q2 and the west thirty two 1922 feet of
lot thirteen Q3). fronting on IN" street south
east, together with the improvements thereon,
side building.
Terms; One third cash. and the residue in two
equal instruments on q credit OF one aud two years
with interest, the purchaser giving notes Be-
cured cured. by deed OF trust on the property.
sale and the balance Of cash payments and notes
with deed Of trust, within seven days. All convey
anciDg at cost OF purchaser. In case OF failure
to comply with terms of SALE the trustees reserve
the right TO make resale at risk Of purchaser.
O.O.C COLE 400 D st. NV. ,r,..
GUY II. THOMPSON, 4s6 La. ave.{ trustees.
mario lot THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
j.. WILL i,A'A' No SIS It'll street.

II T. COLD WELL. Auctopeer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT I'M
PROVED BIZ A SMALL FRAME DWELLING. 4
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January -x~>
2lsf, 1880, and duly recorded In NO $50, -
folio 4Ss, one of the land records for the Uis -.
rict of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured, will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on SA URDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1881
at O'CLOCK F. NJ, the west onehaif OF Lot 26 and
all OF Lot ~. in square numbered five hundred
and sixty-nine (569), together with the improve
Inents
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the purchase m on.y
In cah. andthe balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at six per cent per annum
Tor ~hlch the notes OF he purchaser will be taken
secured on the property sold or all cash $50 de-
post required at time of sale. Terms to be COM
pied with in seven days.
marl2 -eod&ds JOHN T. ARMS Trustee.
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THE COLOR LINE IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL.-James
King, a cO1Ored real estate dealer, VINO dWells In
Bridge street, Brooklyn, recently sent his daugh.
ter to public school No. l. at Adams and Con-
cord streets, but She was denied admittance be.
children. She was then sent to public school No.
5, at Dufleld and johnson streets, With the same
result. Upon making an application to the
to either one or the other Of the schools Mr..
King was told that school for colored Children
had been founded, and that he must send her to
that school. This he declined to do, as the COL
and his daughter would pass public school on
her way to 1t. Mr.. King Is as yet undecided
whether TO appeal to the courts-N. z. Herald,
today.
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MARRIED WITHOUT his KNOwLEDGE.-Henry
Truth. age 81, appeared at police headquarters
in Newark last evening with his father and
sertion made by his reputed wife, a woman
known as Irene Kane, who bears a bad reputa-
ton, ard has been arrested several times.
Ziruth stated that two years ago he was In
was taken to a house In the western part of
Newark. There he met the woman Kane, and
while he was at the house the woman and her
friends sent for the Rev. Joseph Il. Smith, of
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, and they were
married He stated that he was unaware that
the ceremony had been performed until tn e fol-
lowing day, when he was Informed of the fact
and ascertatned by inquiry that it was true,
and that he afterward Instituted proceedings
for diyOrce.-N =. Tribune,