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STRAKOSCH IN BOSTON
Singing TO Losing Houses and Having Trou-
BILE with his Manager.

BosroN, May 19.-nnncc sst.r.aaklGsch Opera
Company has been playing to losing houses in
the Mechanics Building during the week. Max
Strakosch and George W. Hyatt were In con-
tract whereby tho former was to furnish and
pay the members OF the company and have
seventy per cent. Of the gross receipts. while
Mr.. Hyatt was to furnish and pay for the build
ing. the orchestra. the ushers. extra chorus.
advertising. and all other expenses. and receive
thirty per cent.
To-day row occurred at the hall Just before
the opening OF the afternoon performance. in
which the language between Strakosch and
Hyatt was very vigorous, 1t first came to the
knowledge Of outsiders through an application
# Mt sGS9 * a %r HIATT r Sas Of AIR. as
taking the entire box office receipts Of the after
noon and subscription receipts for this even
out some $4,000. The ticket agent. however.
says that MIR. Hyatt took only 5000. The police
declined to interfere, on the ground that It was
civil matter. and apparently not within the
roach Of Grim nal law.
Mr.. Hyatt has not been seen since he took
dinner at the Brunswick. but his friends say
tons and settle al differences II a lust and
has had considerable difficulty in holding his
company together on account Of his inability to
Immediately pay their salaries. It Is reported
Until she had been paid 81 SO Of the 5000 or
$1,000 due hsT O@mPanni demanded aa his PAY
uuu TecelNeu III III lull. nllnIle hduk WAS also
paid in full. Lundy. the stage carpenter, at
first declined to raise the curtain. but at 1885
after the third act, and the opera was begun.
The orchestra held a. convention and. believ-
ing that they, could collect the 5000 or $500 due
them. concluded to play.
Brignoli was. advertised TO- sing In the
opera festival here this week. but he did
not sing. and his name was not print
ed ON any. OF the programmes. To-
day signor grignoli said that in April he
was met by Mr., Hyatt manager for Mr.. stra-
Fryer asked him II he would sing: an
swered." said Signor Brignoli. Yes, with
was then signed. I was to sing
after the, 9th. Then I went to Chi
Sege me oG S f nave ne
here ever since. gave up other engagements
to come; but when arrived found to my sur
prise that was not in the programme. / ask
ed when was to sing. but got no satisfaction"
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Great Flood In Arknnsas.

JAcKsoNPoRT. Ark, May 13.-We are in the
midst of the destructive overflow that has visited
this section for years The White River stands 81 feet
inches above point, and has fallen inches There
not foot OF dry ground town. except Jefferson
street which affords refuge to all the stock that the
citizens possess number OF persons have been
PEELED take refuge in the upper stories OF storehouse
The whole country for miles around one sea OF water
and the damage TO and stock he safely esti.
mated up in the thousands Large portions OF Oil Trough
and Big Bottom under water, mud the damage to the
wheat crop is great The present flood is the high
est since 1857.
BATrSYILR, Ark, May l3-This section has Just been
visited nv an rain storm. swelling rivers
and creeks to great height, and sweeping everything
before it. Mills houses bridges aud fences washed
away and the bottom lands not only the crops but
the soil In gone leaving only bare clay surface
MaNhca ( Brnthers NOOllcn mill valued at $4,000,
and Joe Smiths Hour mill valued at 5000, are 10th =
total loss. II estimated that S5lnOOn will not mako
good the loss TO which this county has been subec
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PENNSYLTANIA'S INDEPENDENTS.
Mitchell Declaring War on Cameron-wolfo
to Renew the Battle.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Mitchell fur
nishes for public the following despatch sent by
him this morning in response to telegram from Major
George W. Mcrrick, Postmaster at wellsboro Tioga
County. Pa announcing that convention is to be
held in that place May 90 to endorse the Senator's
position in regard to the Harrisburg ticket and predict
ing overwhelming support OF that position by the Re-
pubicans Of Hoga County,: 800
Right Is mighty and ever triumphant have done all
for peace but war is ineyiSble not upon men. but
cause to eSrry The fny5r Of maG hi,
want ns OF s against s 80 and
forever u is plain patriotic duty to put down this
and the republic set may i've and thrive Organic
organized Work and fight to the end
HARRISBURG, May ls.-charles S. Wolfe Who ran
as an Independent Republican candidate for State
severe Criticism On account Of the part &c took
In s sna S sn
The use made Y =, Of %%ts name
Republican Committee from this county permission
to Sm make two Su0a day. seors til. .,s By %G life
RspnSIean state G1nyentiSn In this letter Wolfe says
inapsaraed last fall il the Republicans do not in good
faith carry out the principles which they profess
to be be Of the
MY 'wSra ami lem yo e sse m M and
form N, 81 pTnSSs ssesf SROR WGs viii
pendent Republican State Convention at Philadelphia
Marshall viii accept the NOMINATION. for Congress.
man at Large He said yesterday that il he WAS
I s Sa se a..
ing HIM 10 accept and use the office stepping stone
him to secept Marshall Is as sssres;ye II his talk
delpha Independents have him word they will
support him and that the Independent Convention will
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mr. Brnuett's steam yacht NanOuna arrived In port
yesterday trum Norfolk,
Butchers say that the best beef cattle hghcr than
they have been in years before" and early
cline IN prices is not anticipated There WIl probably 10
no change until luly
Mir Jay Gould has HdArcs sod to MAYOR Grace reply to
the Mayor letter NJ the hlisI, on tho subject ~ Gle
waited RAILWAY taxation. IGo Mayors letter
swer to al earlier letter from Sir Gould.
Susan A. EJr sgi was arrested yesterday by Detective
Philip Reilly Of The isir"' Aft"' ""ss "i,'"- ~, m
5000 bail She has leeu indicted TOR arson III tue nrst
degrce having rs u acBrI set fire 20 27 sixth avenue
,,Bgny, palg, Johnston, Fitzgerald, Norcmac Ross.
Hughes, Thrurrr Bauer, liOetrr, aud other champion
athletes are announced to- appear ut the picnic aml
games OF the Iocr gazette Professional Athletic AShuCi,
alton IN suffers Park ~ morrow afternoon amt evening
Marco Muslo, an Italian shoemaker, living at lGl
BtcckrE street has been for eight months suffering
from disease that prevents him from working AT his
trade. sick wife and seven little children de.
pendent upon him lie has phwnci and sold every thing
Intelligent man. IN every way worthy OF assls RMce.
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Elliott. Plain Word. Regarding Sullivan.

James Elliott. the heavyweight pugilist
said in the Police Gazette ONCE yesterday: AS have
failed to induce John L. Sullivan who styles himself tho
heavy weight champion of the world. to meet and
the 81 900 which have had here for the
last month, will meet him here Wednesday after.
noon next between and O'Clock, and TO let him
have Harry Hill for temporary stakeholder. Or lie
have William W BOrst Richard X. Fox either OF his
two former 9aekers James Keenan,. or David blanchard
OF Boston dare him to agree to what any impartial
man must call fair. II lie is man enough to to
this let him face the music, and IL he dare not put In
appearance pronounce him coward"
At John woods's benefit in the Ahambra Theatre yes
torday afternoon Pop Whitaker announced that Will
liam Madden had told Woods that sullivan would posi-
lively appear and spar there Sullivan did not make His
appearance and George Rookie volunteered to wind up
with
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Sale OF Thoroughbred Yoarl,nr..

LEXINGTON KY, May ia. j. AleNander's
annual sale Of thoroughbred yearngs took place at the
woodhurn Stock Farm today There was large at
tendance from all parts OF the country and the compe
hton for the tavorite animals spirited The sale
made by Capt. P. C. Kidd. Fifteen colts brought an
average Of 81 40 each. and twenty-five FLIES OF $3.50
each. ON Monday Mr.. d $. Swigerts yearlngs Will be
sold ut the NOrth Elkhorn Farm
Tile following is u partial list OF the prices and pur-
ehasers at the sale to-day Chestnut colt by Glen Athol
dam Lolita TO Dwyer Bros. S2,7'D chestnut colt by
King Alfonso dam Hester, to s. Bruce Of New York,
$500; bay colt BY king Alfonso; dam Ma,
BY King Alfonso, dam Ultima, TO, J. q. Nelson New
York, 81 $50; chestnut colt by King Alfonso dam
queen Victoria; 70 NJ. Young. henderson, Ky,
Kelly, New York q 200 chestnut colt by King Alfonso,
dam Bri,ouarte to J. Kelly 81 lo gray colt by King
Alfonso dam =, to W l. Scott. Erie, Pa, 81 ,loi;
chestnut colt by Lisbon, dam Blondua 10 g. H. Loril
lard 81 900 chestnut colt by Lisbon dam imp Target,
to j, 5, Kelly, S2ujO. chestnut colt by Pat MaOy
dam SrhousChe to &. l. Lorillar $40; bay hlly by
King Alfonso dan Jamaica, to j. X. keenc, New York
$3.50 hHy my, b, King Alfonso, dam Ivphyr, TO :, d.
Bruce, SM York fur Gh kcsO SlIi, chestnut My by
King Alfonso, dam Noble wool, 10 :. ID. Bruce. 800
bay MY ny klrg Alfonso, dam Lilly Duke to : d Bruce
or Col krlsol elO1; hhy My, by KIM Alfonso, dam
Llly DG&r, oS D Brg." tor Cob kesol, Suv!; bay or
brown ply Ny ktn2 Alfon.o dam Lima, To j +. Kelly,
HI'i tl.stnW my, ~ mp len Ahol, dam Marguerite,
dam trucihN 70 pw'"r lrptrr' siOn. brown or black
nly, bl Fa Mao, dam FAIRY 70 :, D. Bruce New York
eOOO, bay or brown l,N. hN AttA, dam la
j. q. Nelson, New YORK, S5ii
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SPARKS FROM rnE TELEGK4rH.

Tho total loss By Hoods in the vicinity Of Con-
way County Arb l. estimated at sl'snup
DR. Per Ire ruc. the oldest practising physicAn in
pOughkrcp-ir died yesterday, aged 20 years
A reward Of $500 IN offered for the capture Of j.
Nayin, tile abs cumding MhJ or Of Adrian, Mich
The Gtrmau Rorhstag has rrsplN ed by vote ~ 1877
To III to refer tic Tobacco Monopoly Js To committee
OF twenty eight,
IN Public Printer DofrrCs IL still lying tango rpusly III
IN MHsh!utt"n His pNsoilus say that h.s iUath 10
likely to occur ~ any moment.
", T McGlothln was wa,lni and assassinated about
tive miles from tnG !gg.h, Mo. On I.ursily night by
sous ursuuwn person IUy "'"S WAS .'i'e' \ i"sh'
~ four buCkshOt
Dr Joseph ID, Rarues, Acting Assistant sgrsAnr 7. g.
\ son % Surgeon General iosrph Is Btrur. u ; A ,
Dc suddenly Yesterday AFTERNOON ~ lis residence 10
Washington from drorsy OF tlr heart
There was ~ Immense demonstration i'm Charleston.
Arizona ON Friday night IN drl,uLyIAui ui the Fresh
dents cowboy proclamation Resolutions passed COD
icmnus the President and UIs advisers.
Mrs Mnriila NJ Kicker ot Dover New Hampshire q
wealthy young widow Who la. fuy wear. lived IN
Mnslnstnn Mur" So" las Ntuli,l lass the unlce Of
Mr A. q, Riddle, wap Oh frda! admitted ~ the bar.
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Tho application for an order from the Court
OF Chancery for election Of directors OF the Contra
Railroad OF New Jersey waIlrguel before Chancellor
RunyOn in Newark yesterday. Ex'Goy. Dcdle, A. @
Rchcy mud james f. Guwen represented L G knight
in the GOwen Garrett interest; T. G. McCaricr appeared
for several stockholders, and eNChanCellur VIII
FOR the present directors OF the road Mr. Rch,y con
tended that the affairs OF the company were suffering
Tor want ut directors Who rcprcs the stockholders IL
advise tile receiver Mr., GuwCn said the corporation
hsd debts outside Of New Jersey where the authority OF
the was not recognized. ANY act oil the part
the directors 70 prevent the stockholers from geins
mcstlc treason The directors Insisted on retaining then
positions that they might have contract. that would
bind the company for wears TO Mr. McGnrter in
sisted thai the Chancellor had power 20 order al
seI,oh lhe application should he made 70 the supreme
COURT Inc llsMCellOr Z, served his deClslOn.
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Apportioned to Charities.

The Board Of Apportonmcnt gave. yeser
day from the Excise moneys S2472s5 to the Dominican
Convent OF our Lady u the Rosary; 81 1880 TO St
AIMS Home; sSi - to the Association for BefrOnding
children and Nouny Girls 81 $50 ~ to the Asylum OF ST.
Vincent de Paul, S6isa7 to the American Female
Guardian society and Home for tile Frenilcss S333u56
TO the COlor,d Orphan ASYLUM; ~ NniS To St Jamcss
Home for Children; - Gl1il 20 the Hebrew Shccrng
and Guardian SOcrtN, lS7 % the Mission - the
immaculate Virgin S777 Y TO the Missionary Sisters
" Nv I.Tl Order o. T., Francs s22a - 70 81
If ST Dominic; $3.50 to -. stephens Home for Chill.
drcn Slls5l II to the Ladies !!ehorall HuTsey and
thdS ProteCtOry; sa2 4S 80 to the inslltulIun 81
Mercy and 81 uSi 90 to the Home for Fallen and Friend
lpsa
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Tn. California TlcAborne Claimant.

SAN Francisco, May 13.-Fcrris. alias Sir
Roger Tichborue, the California claimant mentioned
some ago in these dispatches again in this
city. His attorney says that lately lie has been put in
commun caton with three persons, residents Of this
state, who formerly in tho employ OF the Itch
born. fnniy-oue Charles Burden who page to Sir
Edward Doughty, TchhorncE uncle, and recently Pub
lie Administrator of Iuumnne County another
living In Alameda County who was III the employ " the
family tut Give Years AMI who married in 1853
In TiChhnrue's priv ate Chapri; aud the third who
formerly employed As gardener for Henry Itch
borne These three Ferris al the attorney + office
saturday hight last and, after conversations recOg
MED aud HU acknowledged him as Roger IiChbUrne.
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Temperance Rul.. for M.tsod,.,..

NASHVILLE, May 13.-In tho Methodist Con-
ference to-day the Committee on Temperance submitted
the following rules to be placed IN the Book OF Disc
pIiue. Lot preachers nnd members observe the gen
crGl rules winch forbid drunkenness ur drinking spirit
nus liquors unless In OF necessity. In case ui
drunkenness, let discipline be administered as in OF
immortality, Let all our preachers and members abstain
from the manufacture sale OF Intoxicating liquors Ia
b" usri os beverage and IT. any slal engage III such
manufacture or sale, in such case let discipline be al
miuistgrod rs in cnse Of Improper conduct"
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Edmund w. Kingsland. the Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Proyident Institution for Savings who
shot himself in the bank building of Plymouth
and Washington Streets Jersey CITY, Friday morning,
still alive last night but his physicians entertain
little hope OF saving his life. lie all of the
day, and talked pleasantly with his married daughter.
never. however, aludinR to the shooting,
The the bank continued yesterday, and at
O'Clock when the doors closed the of 81 655 %
had been paid out Since Friday morning 10 accounti
have been closed out. The bank will be opened usual
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Tho session Of the House yesterday WAS opened by
Rabbi Jacob Noorsnnger Of Houston, Tex,
The President has formed decision to the OF
Sergeant MAsun but IS understood That he viii not
main in prison long after Guiteau Is hailSed,
Another effort will he made on Monday, by Mr.. Harris
OF Massachusetts to suspend tile rules md have day
ixed for the consideration Of the hll npprOpriatng
Slu,uO.uOO to build ten new sllps OF war.
Mr. Reed, counsel for IiueHu sad yesterday that he
expects favorable decision on the question Of jurSdiC
tuu. MIR. Dayidgr SAYS that the Judgment viii be
tanned on the bruHd Federal grounds that the crime
committed IN the territory where the unitrd States have
supreme control and did not out OF the jurisdiction
of the Federal Government hv death occurring
beyond tho limits Of the District
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Ice ON the Newfoundland Coast.

ST. JOINS. N. F. May 13.-The steamer Po-
limo the rst down the St Lawrence this season, arrived
here at last night She left Montreal sunday morn.
in! met ice Tuesday afternoon sixteen miles OF
Bird Rock steamed around to Cape 81. George where
she found opening and kept on her course until IL
night when she met ice pack, and had to lay
daylight she was surrounded but she forced her
through Held OF ice six miles broad and extending
from Newfoundland to Cape Breton She got clear
Wednesday noon Several vessels were seen bound
west, aud many icebergs all along the coast from Cape
st Mary's to Cape Spear, some OF which aground
IN Sixty fathOms Of water
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Recovered by her Mother.

Mrs. Ellen Haney Of 70 East Canton street.
Boston, told Inspc Byrnes Friday night that her
sixteen old daughter Ella had been enticed away
from home on March II by playwright living in New
York. and tina she wanted to have the girl restored
her Detective Doyle found the girl living al SD0 sixth
avenue. At the Central Office the girl said that the
train on her way from Lowell where she had been
visit to Boston, she had made the paywrghts scquaint
ance, and had accompanied him 70 New York upon his
promise to tit her for the stage After time he had left
her, and she compelled to shift for herself Mrs
Hanley took her back to Boston Yesterday.
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Mrs. Garncld'. Gratitude for her Pension.

WAsuINGroN. May Ex-senator sherman has
received the following letter:
CLkyELANn ohio, May e. 1892.
Ny nLAE SR have received your note with enclosed
notice uf the pension granted me for my husbands sake
am truly mindful Of the generous kindness shown to
the family ~ Cen GARFIELD, not only by friends hut by
the national Legislature and NAV max that YOU make
acknowledgment ct this III Whatever way nni by what
preston NJ my gratitude seems to yOu hppropri
altar With sentiments OF high rcynrd. ! remain very
truly NOMrs, IuChfIlA IL NAhFkLp.
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suit. Against the GA. rrn,t.

PHILADELPHIA. May l3--The City solicitor
to-day began proceedings against the trustees of the Gas
Works az authorized by the recent ordinance or Coun.
els Tile petition flied by him to-day asks tho court To
order The proceedings begun last vcar continued amt
tie Judge granted rule upon the trustees TO show chMte
Why tile stay OF proceedings ordered Dec. "a 1871
should not he removed AMI the defendants ordered forth
with 70 p!eHl answer, or demur 10 the bill in equity
which was He'd III the May 20 lSNl The rule IL
made returnab!e on SATURDAY next The stay OF pro
cccdines granted tho ground that only bran h
OF the oil Councils authorized the commencement OF the
SUIT and that this was not sufficient authority, 1t being
held that tho action must come from both branches,
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Robert ". Strachan OF 355 Eighth avenue was
charged in Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
with larceny OF illuminating gas. Charles Marsh of
Company said that Strachan had tapped the companys
main in Twenty eighth street opposite his stove store
and used tho for several months without detection
straohan was held for trial.
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The Pool Tournamen

In the pool tournament yesterday afternoon
Carter beat c, schaefer II TO T. aud Dankelman beat
Wallace II tot In the evening the first series between
Frey and Knight lasted till 10 O'Clock Frey winning II
games to knights s. Al late hour Lambert aud Bes.
snnger were slowly playing, each having made three
beRt1ames In the last match OF Friday night Carter
Sutton 10
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Crop. Ruined by Flood In Indiana.

CHICAGO. May 13.-Tho heavy rain storms
which have prevailed in the West Of late have proved
more disastrous in Indiana than elsewhere Many OF
The rivers mr.. out Of their banks and hundreds OF thou
y Is th!gl. that IN majority Of cases IN tho White
hNer valley and wheat ruined and that with
out seasonable weather from this time forward the
FARMERS Will he unable 10 raise crop, great many
ruinsd ~ the Hood
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Breaking of Hudson River Log Jam.

SARATOGA May 13.-The million and half of
logs jammed up Jessups Landing on the Hudson broke
this afternoon and crushed ShcrmAn's large gang
mill. The jam set in motion by heavy rains which
rAiscd the river. The Hudson River Pulp and Paper
Company's works in which senator Warner Miller Is
heavily Interested, had narrow escape.
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Killed by the Bite OF n Cat.

Three weeks ago to-day Philip Speyer. 65
years old. OF $40 East Eighth street bitten by cat
The following night he began to feel throbbng pains
the end OF his thumb. which gradually extended up
the arm on the second day the finger hand and foro
arm began to swell rash appeared upon the surface.
and the physician who was called TO attend him discov
cred that he had eryspeas, lie grew until Fri.
day afternoon, when lie died
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,wLere Ann,esDowney wa. Murdered.

The mystery OF the murder of Annie Downey
in the use at Ill Prince street, some two
never cleared The house a plain old fash.
oned three story brick building and people
to living In II. Last week with nl the adjoining build
ings Greene street torn down, and on the site
at ak story Iron warehouse will be erected Whom
the demolition IN progress crowds gathered the
sidewalk to look into the exposed interior OF the in
which the girl murdered.
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Shot with HI. Own PISTOL.

William V. Smith, aged SO years. lived with
his aged years in the rear tenement At 23 Avenue
A. and made brushes for living lie eccentric, and
OF his anusemenIs was to shoot rats which
the yards Last evening his heard shot in
his fathers and found INN lying the bed bleed.
ing from bullet wound In the forehead lie died
II is believed that he shot himself whom insane.
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Women suffrage In tho Constitution.

WASHINGTON. May 13.-rhe Senate select
Committee Women Suffrage by avote OF three to two,
agreed to-day to recommend the Senate for adoption
Senator Laphams joint resolution proposing amend.
nlent the Constitution declaring that the right of
citizens of the United states to shall not he denied
abridged by the United states by any state
count OF SEX The vote $ follows: Seas-Lnpham,
Blair. and Jackson, Nays-George and Fair Absent
Auth nd Ferry
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Cro.Giey's Carpets.

The sale OF A. Il. Stewart body Brussels car
thing noteworthy in the carpet trade During this sale
splendid moqurte NclNets are offered NJ 81 ~, aud
tapestries NJ IL cents per ward. These represent full
line of all the most desirable patterns with borders to
match, rich IN harmon! OF color and detail OF design
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Limiting Depo.it. In saving. Banks.

ALBANY. May 13.-Attorney-GeneralR Russell,
in reply questions put TO him by Bank Superintendent
Hepburn, says that section chapter h7 Laws OF 1879
limits the aggregate amount that may he received by
savings bank from deposition, except deposits
arising from judicial sales trust funds, to 5000 amt
that bank cannot lawfully interest to deposit
or on a d epOsit exceeding that sum.
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Noremac Win. In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May l3,-1hs six days "go-as-
you please" contest at the Monumental Theatre Close!
at 10 O'Clock tonight, At the cosc the More,
mae 456 miles; pufTanc ihl, and Could, 3Ul miles.
About 5000 persons were present
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MoREIsTowN, Pa. May l3.-Tho dead body Of
Amsn, supposed to have been accidentally drowned
was found floating in Stony Creek this morning, lie
arrived here Tuesday last and registered at the hOte
as Monroe Thomas OF Brooklyn.