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renee between Mr.. Higley and Mr.. johnson
or Mrs. johnson. Mr.. Higley Is man OF
sterling integrity, generous to fault, and
his being interested in the. Temperance
cause brought him and Mrs. johnson and
their families ..-.
Ints Cisse Relatioaship.
l understand that Mrs. johnson spent
some part Of last summer with NJ. and
Mrs Higley at Ocean Grove. Mr.. Higley
has done some business for Mrs. Johnson
in the way of speculations, in the same
manner that he has for some OF his reia.
tives, and business called him on several
Occasions to her house, but there was
nothing secret about it. She received him
as she did other people Who called on her.
and that was all there vas TO It. Mr. Hig-
testrmon, We have, together with the cir.
cumstances, ~ shall be able to prove to
nity that Mr. Johnscn's charges are en-
tirely unfounded"
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MEXICAN CATTLE THIEVES.
Their Immediate Punishment De-
manded by the Authorities.

manded by the AuthOrites'
ST. LOUIS, May Am Austin, Texas
special says: Lieut.. Gillespie, of the Texas
Rangers, reports from Fort Davis, that the
cattle and horse thieves are very trouble.
some on the Rio Grande. The Governor
to-day received a telegram from Mr..
Frelinghuysen, Secretary Of State at
Washington, calling his attention to
the arrest of the thieves with the horses
stolen in Mexico, and who are now in San
Antonio. The Mexican Minister, through
the Secretary, desires the punishment OF
the thieves and return to the owners proof
of the stolen property. The Governor has
directed the proper officers at San Antonio
to fully investigate the matter, and Lieut.
Rudd Of the Rangers, is now on the trail OF
a well organized band of cattle and horse
thieves, with every prospect, at last ac'
counts, of overtaking them. Should he do
so, there will be bloody fight
Yellow Fever.
The State Health Officer notified the
Council at brownsville to day to immedi-
ately select their quarantine officers pre-.
paratory to quarantining against Matamor-
as. Quarantine is to be declared within
five days, unless cooperative measures are
agreed upon with the Mexican authorities
to establish an effective quarantine at
Bagdan. Yellow fever is feared at any
time, hence the precautions taken.
He Crosses the Line.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, May "A Guada-
lope rancher reports that Crook passed
across the Mexican boundary last Friday
with his troops and scouts, and outfits for
three months campaign. Crooks de-
tailed guard orders were not to permit any
one bearing dispatches for him to cross The
line. lie then struck out with his whole
command for JaneZ Pass Sierra Madre, the
old home of Iuh and Geronimo. Juh's
Pass is forty miles from Guadalupe
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sESWOOO BC0Gn.
sshssI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Ussss'

Mr.. Butcher, State 6upsrintsndaoa o.
sehools. vss II, tovn ysstsfdsy vihunG
The seboois. The spsSsetie sttsottSa hs
pays 70 school msttsrs and psfsonaa 49,.
yision which be gives 70 TIE e1eceesoo -
the methods laid bsfoss The tsesoefe =
institutes BY prominent sducstoc vnien
be Sslects win for him The vssoio ot ne
people that be 10 tbs night nan tn tas
sons Of the small beys vsrs bsoasht -
fore the Mayor In the fOespest Of tAs
seek for throuins stooss at ths An6ea
Hi.s Eva Edvasis, . daughter of NJ.
sanfoid Edwards. sotsrteined hsS Play
ms,es Wednesday svseioG. Ths htoe
folks had Q most spjogabls uma.
4 citiEsn's nesttog was hs1d lest so-
ming for the purpoas Of nominotlnl q
President Of the Board Of Edgcatisa and
,,o SCHOOL commisiooen-
Professor wallscs, Of 6aI.d Hill disthet.
!, in town. looking sitter BIS chances tos ths
pomipaties tos ssperintsudsni q schools
for AsnhslL Hall b. t.ghly SPOKEN q.
Professor Warden 'wsS sbssst from tove
this week, visitiI.g bic parents. Tns
school Of which BE has cbsrIe ~ conduct
ed by Miss hcO.Ie, hts assistant
Al the comty z election. on The 18th tnsk:
The vo,ers Of Union will vote for o. sgsins!
long term OF school. IL 10 70 he hop.a
the toiS,s Of Uaion are sdasptsd ~ u
voting Tor the latter.
Owe Q pun,beF Of our people sss.
,h<mseives OF the ehssp excursion fs'S. ~
R.rtntoiis this sset. spIer;if'-a ~ VIC
b. Laurence aud AAdsA
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Psans1ixssia I.eGislassrs.

PE1EKTnrEG, Va, May t.-Ths war vsis.
rams OF the Pennsylvanis legislature, hfty
strong, arrived here to-day 10 visit tho
battle grounds near the city. They vsrs
met at the depot by Mayor Jarrett and
number Of prominent citizens and taken 70
Social hall, where addresses Of Welcome
were delivered. At luncheon, Senator
Malone vas speaker. proclaiming Virgins
and Pennsy lyanis were hand In hand In
the protection Of American liberty. The
visit TO the battle field and National Gem
etsry followed. The Legislators in the
evening we're entertained at the residence
Of Se enator Malone, and subsequently, Wis
tied the Petersburg club houss. Tomorrow
they 20 20 City Point
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a Mig 01AHe.

ISprAsAroLls, May "A fire broke out st
Union City NJ seven O'Clock this evening,
and IL il reported thst nearly be whole
west part oil the town .ss burned. Tele-
grspb communication II cut OIL. Assistc
snce has been requested from Sidney and
Greenyille, Ohio, and Mmcte, Ind, nse De.
partments. A Telegram 70 Superintendent
IVAN Al eight O'Clock, reports that II is i'm.
po.,ible 10 get trains through the CITY.
Teleprsph communicatioa will Be ssiaS-
li,hed from the west end Of town by ten
o'clock
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A WoMAN's SHOCKING STORY.
She Alleges She was Assaulted by Five
Rufians.

New York. May Airs. Lilly Siess, the
wife OF a respectable mechanic, at eleven
o'clock last night was returning to her
home at No. 80 Prospect street, Brooklyn,
from a visit to her sister in Broadway, near
Flushing avenue, Williamsburg. AS she
was walking toward Lee avenue to take a
Nostrani avenue car five men, she says,
seized her and hurried her to stable in a
lot, where they each assaulted her. When
Mrs. Siess attempted to scream a hand was
placed roughly over her mouth and threats
to choke her were made. When she es-
capped she ran towards Lee avenue
Pursued by One OF the Men.
She leaped upon car going in the direc-
tion of Williamsburg and then sank into a
seat, half drad with suffering and terror.
She alleges that the man who pursued her
also boarded the car and insisted upon ac-
companying her, She asked the driver to
hail the first policeman be saw. At Broad
way Policeman James Short was called,
and on the complain: of the woman ar
rested a man on the rear platform OF the
car who she said was Hugh Reynolds,
twenty.one years old of No. 3S Hayward
street. He denied all knowledge OF the
woman, but Mrs. Siess was positive that he
was the man who, after assisting in the
assault, followed her and spoke to her in
the car. He was locked up in the Fourth
street station.
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ANOTHER DUKES JUROR
Receive e. Letter which Does Not Con.
tain Affection.


CoSsELLsyILLE, Pa, May 4 4-There has
been considerable excitement over the
threatening letter published in regard 70
the Dunbar member of the Dukes jury;
The following letters have been received
by Juror Acklin, Morristown postmarked.
BROWNSVILLE, March %, 'S3.
AcKIIS:-We would have thought even
if you believed the infamous letter: you
would have looked At it in different
light Since you have girls with their
mother at home to day. How can you look
be1 il the face sgain. Shame On you for
ever. Signed W. II. o. Postmsrked
Brownsville, Dated March ., 1888.
Robert H. Akin. Heister6erg. lou de-
graded man. vile Akin. How much DO
YOU get? Enough TO buy the heirs out'
Look in 20 your innocent little girls faces
when you get this, aud think hoS you
would ike TO receive such a letter "a Cist
Mutt received about his dauyhter. snouii
yours Ere 20 womanhooi. Better 'h:agS
thipgs were expected "i yc", Signed anon
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Two Rapists Arrested.

PLYMOUTH, Wis, May 4.-Ex Sheriff
Spear and Charles Warner, both m ,rr,ed
al i with families, were arrested aui jailed
for an outrageous sssaulE on Enna Berger.
aged nineteen.
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A Fitting Tribute.

PAR!s, May 4.-United States Minister
Morton, at q private interview with Presi-
dent Grevy, presented, with compliment
tary speech, an album forwarded by the
citizens of Providence, r l., as a souvenir
of the Frenchmen who died at Yorktown
fighting for American independence. The
President was deeply touched, both at the
gift and tie manner in which it was pre-
sented.
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R.,or, of National Ranks.

W.suIyo7oS, May i.-The Comptroller
of Currency called on all the National
Banks for a report OF their condition at
the close Of business the lst inst. The
Comptroller specially desires that in max
ing these reports they will return their
legal tender notes separately from the Ma
ti0nal Bank notes, and that also under the
head Of specie, they will give gold and
silver certificates separately from coin.
lie SAYS unless this is done he will be OBJ
Iiged 10 return reports for correction.
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First Snake Story.

BUTLER, Pa, May 4-Last evening Thos:
Phillips, of Phillips Brothers, was attacked
by a large snake while walking along the
track OF the Pittsburgh & Western road:
Mr.. Phillips says the reptile measured
about nine feet. He beat hasty retreat
with the snake following closely after him;
and, securing lsrge stone as he ran, hurled
il at his snakeship, nearly cutting 1t IN
fUn
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GOuld's Party.

GALVESTON, Ten, May "A special train
with Jay Gould, Russell Sage, Samuel
Sloan. J. S. Lowery, Wm. Young. A. l..
Hopkins, r. Z. Clowery, r S. Hayes, II.
n. Hoxie, \. 4. Talmage, Geo. Oids and
Others arrived at IL A. NJ. The party took q
drive on the beach, visited the cotton ex-
chsnge and other points OF interest, and
left this evening for San Antonio.
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FriendIess and Alone.

on "Wednesday she was sent to ioungs.
town bv the Poor Director. The case
seems all the more cruel when IL Is known
tha the girl is an orphan, and has had 70
take care OF herself for many years. Engle
played the flute in the orchestra at several
dances, and other mem bers Of the orches-
ira are looking for him anxiously. They
claim that he has taken some music belong.
ing 10 them and that be owes them some
money borrowed by him.
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NOu XIIIPernit Me

to remind your Excellency, you transmit
ted to the present Legislature, early in the
session, the fourth annual report of this
Board containing the opinions of two sue
cesSive Attorneys General relating to the
Boards duties. Lest you may not have
volumes at hand, | send them herewith,
the pages in question being marked for
reading.
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The Dramatic YessIyaI.

CIscrSxaTf. May 4.-Hamlet, tonight, at
the dramatic festival, was an ovation 10
Murdoch. He was spplauded almost in
every scene. When the curtain
finally fell, about ten minutes after
midnight, he was called before the
curtain and received With shouts, the eG.
tire audience Of more than 800, Tenain;
ing till the close
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Ryidenfly on Her Base.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May i.-Miss Alice
Marguerite King, Of Alabama, a grand
niece of the late Vice President VIM. r.
King, has brought suit against the Nash.
willie American in the L. s. Circuit Court
for Middle Dstric, Of Tennessee, for the
publication in February Of letters OF II.
New Orleans and Mobile correspondentss
criticising her recitatiODs as q dramatic
reader in those cities. She lays her dam
ages at $500. This novel suit Is set for
hearing in October next.
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BUTLER RECEIVES A LETTER.
Probably His Memory May be Bright
enad Thereby.

BosToN, May 4.-The Governors letter to
the State Board of Health denying that
the board had ever had an opinion from
the Attorney General attracts attention.
Ssnborn, Secretary, in reply, sent to the
Governor the following:
Understanding that Your EXcellency
has been unable to find any opinion OF the
Attorney General or his assistant on the
questions of law relating to the duties OF
Al
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R.,,er stay where They Are.

Lospos. NAV 4.-The Law Journal says
that if the United States holds Tyrau,
Walsh and Sheridan, they cannot be eH
trsdited under the existing tresty, and II
these these gentlemen do not voluntary
surrender. they may. after various formal
writs of arrest have been returned unsatis-
fed, be adjudged outlaws, and their prop
erty forfeited.
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Committed 20 Jall.

NASHVILLE, May 4.-EI.Treasurer Marsh
T. Polk. not having made the increased
bond 10 secure bis appearance, required
by Judge Allen. was this evening commit
ted TO Jail, where he 10 at present confined.
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A BAD MUSICIAN.
A wicked Flute Player Deserts the
Girl lie Has Betrayed.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, May "A rather
handsome young girl from youngstown
has been in the city for several days past
in search Of John Engle, who by profess
sion is a flute player aud by trade q print.
er. Engle lived in youngstown for several
years and succeeded in running the young
girl under promise OF marriage, as she al
leges. On coming here to see him she
saws he pursuaded her to remain, and on
Saturday, without giving any intimation
OF his purpose, left the city, leaving her
et
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Hurled Into Eternity.

HOWARD Cr1Y, MICH, May 4.-An east.
bound train on the Detroit Northern aud
Lansing road, last evening, struck a wagon,
Instantly killing q man named Johnson
and three women. The bodies were man
gled beyond recognition.
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Will StartUo-Arrested.

NEw Haven, Conn. May 4.-The large
rubber works of l.. Candee & Co. start up
or Monday, giving employment to from
!, 200 to ! 400 hands.
Two striking wire workers were fined
s25 and costs for assaulting q man who
would not Join the strikers.
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a,pr.xe she Co.yention.

CHICAGO. May L-Arrangemenu we're
made To- night for meeting OF Irish Amer:
icsns 10 morrow night for the purpose Of
ratifying the action oi the late fniiAdef
ph;a Convention.
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~. VIII seal No uore

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May John Lee,
colored, was hanged at Gainesville to day
for the murder of G. P. Crockett. white. on
the 9th of November, 1852. Lee stole a
horse from Crockett, wRo went With the
Sheriff 10 arrest him when Lee killed him.
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Mother and Daughter Fatally Barned.

BELMONT, ILL, May Mrs. Mamie
Sawyer was burned to death while churn,
ing at the FIRE. Her daughter, Rosa aged
IS, was fatally burned in trying to save
her mother
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Pisus. Gsod Ysusg Man,
THE STORM KING.
HoIdisg High CaSstsa1 - Easssse
PennsyiSaaia Last AiEht.

S,RAsToS. Pa, May There va . ter
rinc rain and hail storm, accompanied By
thunder and lightning. throughout this
section this evening. The fall Of rain IN
estimated at five inches. An immense
amount Of property was damaged. The
wyoming House and other large buildings
and factories were struck by iightRlns.
The telegraph wires are proairated.
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Scale of Wages

to last until January, lSSi, and the real
object of the forming OF Board OF Arbl'
tration is to reduce wages, hence the lock
out. Several shops are now in trouble aud
the rest having adhered to their promises
are running as usual. The dissatisfied
workmen belong to the Knights OF Lasor.
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THERE is hardly an admit person living
bui Is sometimes troubled VITO nnnsy
d;fFeul,y. which Is tue most prolific ald
asrpsrous epuse of sll cisssse. There 10
no At, O. need so have any f"rm of kidnay
~r rrirr-r --oub's IL Hop BHsr' Is taken
o,css.v@s.ly.
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will Resume Operations.

Bosrox, May THE grinding room OF
the Boston Rubber Shoe Companys facto-
~ started yesterday. 1t is expected work
will be resumed in full next Monday in
both mills. They have been shut down for
two months, owing TO the high price of
rnbhPr
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An EavthAaake.

HELENA. MoSr May A slight shock
d an earthquake occurred IN Helena
shout lI:45 ibis morning. vzve moving
from east 70 west.
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Five Csses sf LsHsssy.

CHIc.so, Nay 4-Ths Ke.s will publish
en- interview xith . physician who says
there are Eve known csses OF well dsfiaed
Ii pYory in the city.
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Arrow at O Hanging Match.

CHATTANOOGA, May I'D. I. Walker was
har gsd to-day al Trenton. Ga, for the muir
der Ui : 5. Hsrdbsrger on Sand Mountain,
l. UCt'ib'r last. Walker died nnmoye1.
lie made long speech on the gsllows. A
,rw followed the hanging and G a. Bird, =
hrntheE of the sheriff, in attempting TO
LMtli il, was shot and severely beaten.
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PITY AeXteo.

LITTLE RDcz. Nay i.-rhe annual meet
iry of the Arksnsss Pres Associahon
enced 10 day nt Hot Springs. snd nearly
nm. hundred mem bers left on An excursion
IN Mexico,
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michigan Maiden Cremaied.

MARQUETTE Mich, Nav 4.-Nary BlrSe,
aged l6, the daughter OF y wealthy farmer,
Mzs b,ru sd to death while Playing aeSaai
sap kettle at sugar camp.
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a Eeayy Enil,re.

HAVANA. Msy 4-Guma Bros, lumber
end Cvn mission house at MstaoS'S. aaCe
suspended. Liabilities reported - "e
$4,000.
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Another tFaSh

ANr~lsP. May 4-Reta"T;. corn Ia -.
fsiied f.r $500 90 A is!y ~.rJ-. G",rtn
wss rc:aei o. the ft.a5-. u u.t,e-s ..
ctGs ~ day.
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ICaasAllAAie.

New YorK. May L-Ths socletiss tho
Army Of the james and Army Of the 70.
tornsc will con nsolidsts at wsshington. -
the reunion May 10th.
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p 'crS. H"la-ls. hiiinuS,as4 he,r-
o. no'hing j. % 5eleticil 4 d.
y lion Eitlers.
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THE coAcHMAN HIS Trump.
A '.Tender-Hearted" Judge Places
Himself I'm q Bad Box.

SARATOGA, \, Y, May AIRS. William
Campbell, who was one OF the gayest OF
the gay here a season or so ago, will appear
in court in New York on Monday to de-
lend a suit for divorce against her by her
husband. She was one of the most richly
dressed ladies in the place. She had an
endless array of dresses, q marvellous as
sortment of hats and beautiful collection
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No Home or Friends.

NO home OF fFIenuS.
He was found to be suffering from chronic
Brights disease. The orderly who un.
dressed him found twelve bank books and
some money rolled up in paper and con
cealed beneath the patients shirt. The
bank books represented about $4,000, and
there was $50 in bills. The property was
taken in charge by Warden O'Rourke, who
deposited il in the safe. RusselIs under
clothing was found to be covered with
blood, and his hair was so filthy that 1t had
TO be cut short.
Russell died yesterday morning remain
ing conscious up to within
An HOur OF Death.
His body was sent 70 an uldertskers on
First avenue, where II was put on ice. It
viii be preserved for two or three days
and, if there be no further orders, will
then be placed in handsome black cloth
casket and buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
The bank books and money were sent to
Secretary Britton, OF the Department OF
Charities and Correction, who surrendered
them to the Public Administrator. II no
claimants to the property appear within
year it will then be turned over to the City
Chamberlain to be held in trust for any
heirs who may appear at future time.
The Bank Accounts.
OF the twelve bank accounts, three are
with the Metropolitans Savings Bank, two
with the Dry Dock Savings Bank, three in
the Citizens Savings Bank, two in the
Union Dime Savings Bank, on in the Sea-
mems Savings Bank, and one in the Man
haitian Savings Institution. One account
in the Union Dime Savings Bank was en-
tered John Russell, in trust Of Sarah
Russell" and one account in the Dry Dock
Savings Bank was "in trust of Mary Rus.
SELL" A slip of paper found in one of the
books bore the inscription "Charles, Mar
tha. Thomas E-lS23, New York City, Sept
1852" \ reporter learned
That the Dead Man
used to live in the Carleton House, No 2O2
William street. The proprietor OF the
place said that Russell hired room on the
fourth floor for years, and left it over a
month ago. He was a silent, mysterious
man, and was known by all the attendants
as The Miser." At meal times he would
buy a loaf OF bread at a neighbOring store,
and eat it in his room alone. This was his
sole food.
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Both Factions speak.

On the other hand the employees say that
trade is not in as bad condition as the iron
masters would have the public and them
TO believe. and instead of being weaker
they would be stronger than when the last
strike occurred, the reduction proposed
being so general as to cement the ranks ard
prevent dissension.
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Another Victim.

WySS ~. May l-NSry Shicli. who
- rC~r,5 :: -ra"s'et during a cyclone. nis
died
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u Sne Dapeeti DiyIuely,

she sang brilliantly, her laugh was silvery
and clear aud she was always ready for
snything, especially the races, where she
was wont to bet with much spirit and con-
tidence, but, according to her husband,
with little success. He claims that he paid
SO q week for her board, allowed $3.50
week, and frequently had to pay 500 on
Saturday night when be came up from New
York to see her, TO meet debts incurred
during the week. The husbands further
tale Is that his wife not only lost her
money but that
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A PECULIAR PRINTER,
Possessed of $50, 900, He Dies q Chart
Patient.

Possessed OF SfO ,UUO, He DIGS u CnHfity
Patient.
NEW YoRx, May A tall, gauntfea-
tured man, clad in rags and dirty beyond
description, limped into BELLEVUE Hospital
Saturday afternoon and asked for assist
ance. He had q high forehead, sunken
mouth and prominent chin; in speaking
he betrayed kvidence of education. He
said he was John Russell, printer, sixty
years old, native OF England and thirty
years in New York, and declared that he
had