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ACCUSING TaH xJssIONARY.
His wife says Hs Beat Her-Hs says She
Has . Temper.

His wlfo oays He beat Her-H0 Says 0hS
Has . Temper.
The Rev. Samuel Goldstcin OF 237 East
Broadway says no was once . colporteur for
the American Bible Society at Constantinople.
and has lately been missionary for tho Ameri.
can Tract Society In this city His wife accused
him ut Essex Market yesterday Of assault.
She said that while she was sewing In tho par
Tor. on Wednesday. her husband punched her
repeatedly In the right side with his thumb. and
then used language TO her which made her cry.
Their daughter. Einor. tall young woman.
testified that her father was continually whip.
ping her mother. Miss Einor added that he
whipped her. too. occasionally.
Ex-Assstant District Attorney Beecher WAS
GOldsteins counsel He said that tho whole
thing WAS \ family quarrel; Mrs. GO!dsteln
had o very violent temper, The daughter was
also II little hHsty.
M. Golds,oin test fed that he was forced to
leave Constantinopi" on account Of his " fc's
nngovrrnnhlr temper. She was getting him In
sho destroyed documents presented to him ny
tho Gar II Russia which he valued Mt SIS 100
She promi sed amendment when leaving Con.
antinople, and for q tim" had improve
Lately shs had again became violent. and nut
him to all sorts al annoyances. He recalled Inc
alleged assault OUT nf which grew this charge,
lie was teasing his wife about something aud
poked her once In the side. She grew angry
Justice German discharged 6oldstsin, say
Ing that husband and vito ought to boar with
each other.
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ATTACKED IN THE DARK.
AsRAEL sM1rrs srRUo0Es wrrH ron.
BEERS IN HIS DARN Ar IURNRnsa

Startled ~ Pssssl 0Ass wAsSs Pues,ss u,
BE Hassss-TAs Dell 1ssssAsa Fse hso nasV.
tally Wsssasas he Nvsfs-nssSsA sfoDo0.
TURNER'S, May NM. Ashael Smith. o
years old. lives IN the large white house near
the Eric track. Just opposiss the depot and RE-
taurant The house u familiar 10 oil Who
travel over tho Kris Railroad. - Il stands out
prominently from the others. Mr. Smith kssps
summer boarders. Last night ~ and his wife
attended an entertainment In the VILLAGE Of
Monroe. two and oae-hAf miles east Of THE
village. It was about l0AS whom they arrived
homo. The night wss dark. and instead Of
stopping at tho house he dsovs up to the barn.
IN the roar. opened tho sliding doors. and led
the horse into the barn. Mrs. Smith rcmsinins
seated In the wagon.
There Ii . lamp In the barn, and q he started
to light IL no felt movement Of the cir -
though some one had struck at him with 1
club and missed him. An instant later hs cav
tho fash and hoard the report OF pistol just
behind him. and also heard the bullet whis
By bis head A. hs turssd around .
horse blanket was thrown over his head.
and his assailants. for he thinks there were
two. jumped upon him. He struggled hard.
and tried to CT hold Of . pitohiork. which hs
Ing t2a5. from bis .psntaioons pocket. and lie
va oSaa s s earn e: vsss s
robbers then released tSsis hold upon him. and
ran through ns..ow PSseass % : dSpF * ths
dom cpsnsa bsies issseSSd On TIE lasias.. s'''
=: s$s &c s = sss q 81 81 8:
Se sSS IT s%' al. sSd
that the bullet Intended 7cF In had struck Sis
ite; 4 SntSrcd d hsr hs:SSs about two !nehss
noisSbors. and frs. s%i.h .sI WSo w sSs
ss DSoSesa So q Ne:
wa tShlesrapnsd for snd sEriysd p9s long sitsr
:$s:sss sls s::ss s. :s s
.nS ps5s 1hs Ss
e h oE ses q: & Ss Sas n G.;
iSs s SSs Sss
sHs s. :sS sss.s * a e; 'Ss
S p ssss 81 $ss NJ ssS VA .:
iioved 70 have lad any snsmiss. The robbers
thought to b. almost certain that they are per-
sons living IA OF pear tho village. They
premises, ios they had opssed sAs hses
door q %.o.! The base g s,scsps. ehoeppIa
door vas not Known 70 ons.hsES q the nei iSs
being qloseiy watched and Viii Be arrested on
without bounds.
Mrs. smith Yas perfectly conscious at last ~
counts. but the paralysis below the wound q
complete. $40 Is an SsllmaEe woman. and
has one daught4F. sgod u There 70 not ths
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:snd the rssult Of Re PC q thses barssseys
which treble tSsis value Lad 6ssS psi1. wsfs
disabled and rendered uSSsssS until SfSsS de
The North 4srmss Lloyd he's Decided to -.
tabIlsh subsidiaed steenship itnse % A.s!Eaus
construcied for thla pprpoSs,
=, The Governor o. Wasan has been exilsd at
III: rumor.d that be bale q GonnsusSt q
to sss IT.. e EHf. S;. The sIi%ss' n
BY Maior.0sn. Biz George 0reavee.
The French Ministry asks for q credit Of o..
600 900 france on account Of the TonQuin expS-
dition. and 400. 900 francs on account Of the
expedition to Madagascar.
Tho italian Government 10 prepafi4s .
scheme for the CON version OF the national dObt,
The police continue to raid the sanbling
STAKES srs ssiss1 ana tSs propris.rssSss an a..
reMsi re dbhh,,,, o.i,., ND .,,ou,... .,.. ~.
recent visit 10 the. Argeniine Republic Tor the
purpose OF establishins On Irish Colony 10 that
country Was highly. suecsseful. His intention
10 70 return there In June.
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LEVYIxG ON A PAPka F1RN
NJ. WseAra1s Treaoaes sAaH Grow Oss q
his Kishs W1sA sAe Rsas BeoA.

NJ. WseAraa's Treaoaes sAaH Grow 0ss -
hls flehs WasA che 1sas RsoA.
BUFFALO. May l7-Ihe paper wsreho0se
Of L. @. Woodruff a %. he's been levied On b.
the Sheriff to satisfy judgments aesrssaEing
nearly OK. 900 found agaipst Mr.. Woodruff ID.
dlvidually 10 suits brousht BY tho executes e
the estate Of tho latD Lot g. Oark u New York
city. The Now York judgments grew out u Tie
lease Of tho Genesee Valley Railroad to the
Erie Railroad. The Rrie PAID interest on -
time tho mansgere have operated the road -
%suai: but refused q pay the interest NJ.
Clark estate. nnd hence the suits against hin.
Erie road. ami has won lis Case 10 the Court 81
Appoalss Hs t hss tSds%snt agsHst The rosa
Be made on the road There Is talk 81 sui
for damages TO b BROUGHT b NJ. Woodruff
that his business has been injured and his
credit impaired b. Che SHERIFF sstzlng hts flrm's
debtodness.
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Corner sssss ~ che Oaassr Mssp,ssl.

The corner stone of The New York Canoes
Hospital ct EightA end i0oth street, VA lail
yesterday afternoon. Ths oersaoAies ceaAsessA
by Henry x Peusw. Vice Presidsnt Of the Board The
Rev Dr. William v. Morgan made The invoeatiou, ~
Mrs Cuum for the founders. gave she granite block
hammer stroke and lsA bouqsss unoa II - II Wa sst
tied INTO tts plane. D.. John uaM made prayer 90
John z. Parso1A rrssdeat o< ne Ssssd and Dr. Wli6AS
H. Draper. sHoke
The not yst pcefse the plans Of the 10.
:ti!aiion bit hays, Via ~ ifh4 tssodo pl.dssd. e
understood. e1DO0O; Oea. snd kra Oulum $50 OG ea1
VI. Robert stsart aoA M. 0aasses Rosers 700
each. John Z. farsOs4s Joseph ". D:exei, NeSrh 4.
IHSsuP William A:tos W. xetsss. John As.'r s1a
pcpctuity BY Eifs Of 5000 sAsh. Many othsfS have
contributed largely.
Charles Butler. Mr. Bsataintn q kSeld. aud Col y A
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D1 LONGS ATTITUDE WHEN FOUND.
JaA9e AraSax Describes the Pssitisa - the
lssay when Melville Saw II.

Jo19o Ara00E Describes the TositlSa - the
ns6y when Melville Saw II.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Judge Armour, rep
rssenting the defence In the Jeanette invos-
tigation. summed up his case to-day. He
argued that tho allegations against Capt. Do
Long and others were unfounded. that the svi.
dence brought out b. tbs prosecution was
tmmaterial. and showed only minor personal
Mrs. Do Long. who was present was affected
to tears. Judge Armour described the finding
OF the book, and elOQuently spoke Of lts last en-
Capt De Long found frozen before the remains Of
sre leaning upon one hand The other hand rested on
book hsd fallen FROM his hand whom the last pathetic
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN xLLIxoLs.
A Farmer sAsssiss SD KsIiiss his WA -,
hee Paea0sae.

Doe Eoeooooes
81. Loun, May lin little house on Q
small farm IN Monroa county. Ill. near the
town Of Columble. yesterday forenoon. Monroe
Gray. formerly school teacher. shot and killed
his wife and William Ditch. her parwmour. Q
wealthy landowner Of middle age. To-day .
correspondent OF TIE SuN interviewed Monroe
Gray. and obtained from him detailed story
Of the tragedy He 10 piain-l looking man Of
Is years. the only striking feature about him
being his eyes, which are red. he having sui.
iered from an eys complaint for years. The
house 10 one-story frame cottage. containing
three rooms only. One Of these was used 20 Q
sitting and dining room. another Was th1ars.
lily bedroom. and the other room occupied
BY 0ray's two little girls until last night. when
q bss na h n ns s az
s.S e Ill.,
went 70 e. Louis about year ago. and
Sss e hsS xoss
month: ssc rented fh: Disss from Biii Ditch;
. sS him ~.s ss a: :ss IL I:iS been
S Sc :'0s sS' nse: s1s 81 sSi
little room you sos In there. Yesterday
% sss ssrona ssrbs ca ts
Ditch that would 90 out and hitch up. I left
S:s ost 4 a. 1. : sS ~ .Ss 81:
minute or two. and was just reaching up for 3
Rs@ s s %ssn e e fell Sn aa SS
all the more and 90 walked to the house. In:
tending t. AK m ny Wife to dislodgs t. When
the door leading to my room was closed. God
never feit In my life a. did Just then. Ny re-:
I jumped Tor 4, and pushed open the BED:
sSPe forslTs h.d chsr GSa
ssS s1:sos -. Sr:s saiIsft
another bullet after the rS.. Then Shot my my
wife, and she dropped dead beside him.
and thsy .I @ust have DIED insifntiy; 4
Sssor. not nv sgss .S, sNaSHS:
tie two a. dead a. l have Killed them had The
same thing to do over again, I told N! brothel
Of the killing, and be told the neighbors, I
think 1t was they who notified tho constable.
ana hs ZANE hore with the Coroner Ny
AZ Graz. told his story his little eirls hoyered
era who happened In listened attentively. Gray
seemed to have the sympathy Of ALL while for
Ditch none had good word to say.
sas e. ss.i 5 q:
IS though 10 was eensincsd that 10 had dealt st
Justly with those who had wrongcd him.
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LEoMINsTER. Mass. May l7.-Jed L. Morse
was found dead yesterday In the wretched hovel where
he had for many years lived the life OF hermit lie
was at ono time an extensive comb manufacturer and
the pos.sssor of . fortune Which he sau.ndersd ~
life and shunned oil human bsings living Ia 9th and
suhsisna upon sueh game and nah ~ he could catch
He Invariably refused assistance 10 was good sehoiar
and great raider. His was ~, and he 10 believed
to have starved to death.
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HE INSISTS ON SEEING JEDD1E
Mr.. Csrbia Threatened with Tar snl Feath.
ers n he Does.'t Let the hey Alone.

Mr.. CerbSa Threatesed with Tar snA Feath.
ers n he Deesa't Let the hey Alone.
NRwINaToN, Conn.,, May 17.-Frank H.
Corbin yesterday. while out driving with
his wife. saw his little son Jeddie in tho
street. He took him into tho carriage
and drove homo with him. Tho Court had
given the custody OF Jeddie to his mother
Ellen Deming Corbin's divorced wife. The
child was returned to his mother late last night
after his badly frightened friends had started
out to hunt for him.
Corbin IL q well-to-do young man and his
marriage with Miss Deming was brilliant So
clety event But she could not live with him.
He had acaYaintanoes whom his wife disap-
divorce and the Court gave her sole charge Of
.Corbin soon appeared With new wife. Then
have come back and the Reminss are afraid Se
e.; ses' v Il: Ell mad.
~ ': !is !: =? q Is.
sd I'D cary ~ H. s:s s 3: .si:
S.:i ~; ana ..,s..
az :sss & "a
y: .s
II TT :s y ;s.:
dsod: .u whs 3. Il ss ia 70. VA
ri one " isss:f;
In thi. letter corein snsps his fingers q. the
ruling Of the Court; which gave the child Ok
against again his residing 10 tie communlty 'i has
hcs: ese sro sssos mae Vi.
tarrod and feathered unless he leaves the town.
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Gs.s with . $4,000 asrss.

E. II. Heard OF Brooklyn has been keeping
one OF his fast horses In the stable Of Thomas Canary at
Broadway aud Fifeth street. In order that he would
not have far beforehand when he wished 10 drive
OH the rosd The horse In question 10 hay gslding with
ter him for the Deerfoot park Doctor
sent ono OF his Rroolns known Roers for him with
err effected the .aSst,,.sicc and when he quilted
down fe,h street Nothing has been OF heard Of
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A. Ash Is.rrsi Esssrprise.

Thcre are number Of boys who now mako
shvnv BY following up the ash oarts" said Brooklyn
ashman yesterday at 10 getting to be regular bun
nssA Two boys 10 into parn.rshp. One ahead Of
the cart and stepping into each house noth.. the
enp,nt, bat the asasn L. coming Ard roll. out their
ssh barrels for them fr which h, ri from hst to
ten cent. each The Other pNris-r fo,0w the and
roll. In the empty barr. Most Of the boz have what
they call their r,gulsr cpsorT. and make good thing
out II IT, they yet about y, 81 the cs-tOn cothina OF
The house after they become Known. addition TO BE-
ing paid their work In most tho driver Of the
cart IN for phnr. 81 the prol but the boys eth
have . hsndsons SUN lefy"
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DO you have demand for rattlesnake Gil 2"
WAS ash ed of Brookiyn druggist yesterday.
~ should say We aid bot the demand Ia not o. great
~ II used to BE- Pssp,s andias out that there
such thing - rsttesaats al compound sold sIdsr
end Y ,h:sss, e b. ess: 70. sssS.sssn 5ts s.!s
sapsrssities q h osiy sas e 1sssn voe1so con.
lessAa Ths wsv y lss tss s.i,is.asks OIL g ols
.:y DC, s: =. -: a::ii 20 ~. h,sc n
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TIVE italian Priests II Dssssa AeeussA q
Robblag their CsaSregatlsa.


TIVE italian Priests II DOse~a Ae0usNA Of
1eSblss their Csasresatiss.
BOSTON. May 1.-THE completion OF or.
rangements for the purchase Of Father Tay.
lor's Bethel on Hanover street. this city. to b.
used 40 IN exclusively italian church. has
brought to light . curious. II not criminal, state
OF Affairs In connection With the subecriptions
for and purchase Of 40 italian obufoh some
vsafa ago. Land and email hdGk batidins
were bought the intention being for the build.
ing TO servo for few years until such time -
sufficient money could 10 raised to replace 1t
with moro imposing ediflce. Father Joachim
Of tho Franciscan Order. to which the property
was assigned. was made pastor Of the church.
and during several years sums agGreeating
sSOo0O passed into his hands Tor the erection
Father joachim continually represented that
Inc MonS wSsS 10
ssrned that saos liz
,Iss Ss Ed
borrowed $4,000 from members Of the congrs-
Sns e, nss s sT hs
Joachim for his :.~oney. and began civil suit
HSS!nss a% Fahe Joachim SSsys HG1nas
az. nj hen ssuaasny went
reaehine Europe lie hsdleit the prlestho o iil.
Ing In regal elegance. The church property
the congregation could get no satisfaction.
Father Boniface succeeded Father Joachim,
and appeared to adopt the same tactics. CON:
he paid nothing. not even interest on the
$4,000 mort8age. Father Boniface 10 also
rishtoners. you'd give no moro money an un.
Christian like and brutal course toward them.
refusing the last sacramento to those too poor
sums from those who could pay. The Italians
have now broken away from their pastor and
control Of the Archbishop Of the diocese.
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M-.. Ryder sue. the Wealthy Farmer.

CooPERsTuwS. May l7.-Mrs. Hiram Ryder OF
this city widow, aged - years has begun an action
for breach Of promise against Ammi Van Worst. .
wealthy farmer aged a. Of burnt I'LL saratoga county.
Mhile Mr. ~ o. was living they were neighbors al Rnr6t
Hill Afs iydur n-prris that The PROMISE Of LFriaYe
MAS mad: IN in7' and she demands sinID damages for
Mr. Van VOrsts failure To funi H. She A-Res that hey
were 10 have heen married n the following October aud
that she expended larg sum for her trou-sesu Farm.
81 Van worst declares that the widow 10 trying To-
tort money from him, AID that loan which he made
her deceased husband has never been paid.
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Tse Pr,v,1.,e. Ds,.eIeA.

As the steamer Providence Of the Fal Rivse
line was approaching Newport 1t O'Clock yesterday
morning her from thls city, her shaft found
to BE- cracked 70 badly that che could prccees fur
ther. Her passenger were transferred to train and
taken on TO Boston me !eo shops Of the line -
C,:cs a: there az ssy.rs there ne fssS
take the Proyidercss psno the itns, and IN leave
mi, city on Monday The sunday trip from this city
today The ar,;oi |. ssins painted a. q NeSe9r az
repalrna damages to her hull The Old Colony left here
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Not - Dissolve PARLIAMENT.

LONDON. May IA semi-official denial ID
made OF the report that the Government would dissolve
Parliament In the Lords reject the Franchise blu
II 70 asserted that the Cabinst are determined should
Parliament again pass the bill threRsh the House Of
Commons. and - force it, fec0not4eIeeton upon the
House Of kordA
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o.y..s Away bod. a..4. WA,ls n. l.,.s.

medium. sizsd thick SGT man got out of a
stage In front Of the Astor House a. r. H. yesterday
and began to distribute his personA effects among the
pssssrs by. Policeman smyth him offer n hand
gold watch aud chain to thu ladies' refused
H. The po icrinan arresri the man He SAID he WAS
James MrPhniL slo- de Ter Al |, go Third s,.nur.
On his way Ia the Tonba. MoPhai offered items ~ his
p-rrhn rstate IT, several persons all Of whom refused
tue v'ii- except w.boy, ho accepted Mr. MrPhnfs
necknr, Jusiicr Duhy committed AcPhau that his
saniiy might be inquired into.
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Prs.ss villa. ~ ss. PstsrsSu-s.

81. PETERSBURG. May 17-Prlnce William Of
Prussia arrived here to-day. He greeted at the
depot by the different Grand Dukes Of Russia, with
whom he drove to the Winter Palace. Tho buildings
aioLR the streets through which the visitor passed
decorated with flags, and much enthusiasm was shown
by the people, Prince William afterward dined with the
Gar at the Aritchko6 Palace.
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Tryiss t. Eseape The Deg Tax.

Policeman McCarty stood with his back to
an awning post 10 Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon. and his face showed . careworn look
He told . friend who passed that he had been out
ell day looking for dog ownols 90 that they coud be
served with tax bulls and he had fonnd only four and
to were laughale Some refused to answer the door
bell. and othsrs locked their dog: In closets I'm.
tod !h.s I, we, , SSiy beng l.p. 70, friend zone
place, and three Of them darted out when was
going away Then she said they belonged 10 her brother
and he would take them away to morrow"
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NEWARK'S SUSPENDED BANK
CWII1EOD 1ONYOH RESOLIRD 70
VIVID W FRS lE1AxRA

He says 1vsss y n.esss-TAs Receiver
1seA1 - Rny - Rse Csaa-PssssAsas
DsdA Doa0sA ~ Tea11s6 the CAaassilsr.
The o0ssgs q ~ Newark Savings Insti-
tuition issigssa ysstsrday that Fisk d Hatch
had no autAoelty 70 exehaAss the banks Gov.
eminent boss n thsir possession for other
sscuritisA .AEs0sstse Of TEE Sun saw Presi-
dent DaaAsl DolA q ~ baak. and asked him
whom ~ psastiss bs0aA q lssving the banks
bonds Win ~ Asn.
About ysas aso." b replied. although
eaA't speak aoeuRately. The Government was
calling boods. AnA. - % wasn't safe or con-
vsniont to b ruDala0 10 aad from New York
with the boAAs. tAsy wsre lsft with Fisk
/ Hatch. The Ar1 sinD,y had authority
TO change ths boaAs Whenever they were
called. hear that tAsy say they had authority
to substitute othse securities for the bonds.
but - far - know tAis = Aot true. Certainly
they had NO risAt b ~ ths bonds for their
own purpossa."
Ibid your Rtnaass 0emmitsss know that the
bonds we're In New York;
They csrtAialy did. No wrong has been
committed. and 10 90 trisdto make cont OK
cspt for the bank. Tie fauK he's been that too
much conAdsass was piassd 10 mon who
s.sSS Sns. ssA ,. s:ss'd{I :,1 mnSs' .sS ssS
nso.uns .hs q our souSe cs%.
Ing that the sqspeasioa Nas Unnecessary. But
s :: ;sSs a3 =. e :d
~ %:ss.s e s: E fSa s' va:
II Trs.ss!:s s; az. "a "a. b. DID %. .u:
sEi SssoS.s n Soad "a W. p Ssid;
Eint bee t2d ei% sAsy "a Tss fSounse
sausS e stsss s.s ~ Ssi vas tSs 1%
s:5 S.a knew
.1 %so sv'1 :aspr l:sS' sns SsS$
Sosa. ns F:s. nv ~ 1:ff and n:
He We Greatly ssfPiissd: 8: saia. when the
Sc . q: VIZ aS.s s' e S:.sa
Of R e: Ssoss cam. to New
Hsds: TAS lean ws, ass not n.5as sarSuSa FIT e
;s; H. s$:s &. ssn II r ::sS &C.
s SS:dsd :Sy,ns :e lo: Saea 70 aha snS
issa &: Sss; e w & sS:ssss
L. the proceeds OF honda which Flax Hatch
cold about moath ago for the bank. It held
the mopey for rcinyostmsnt whom the arm
an esas SSs Ssa :: az. sss'Zss s 'S e. Ss
siternoon be made . preliminary report to
Chancellor, Rupyon.. showing that the
amount due deposltors 10 98168. 6A.29
The total assets. according to the receivers
estimate. exclusive Of 1e45 900 due from Fisk
Hatch, ~, HEs z S4s2S sse:77 leaving deficiency
eash on hand to warrant the. payment Of 80
nor cenf. to depositors Immediately. In case
Flax l. Hatch are able to. resume. the bank
would lose nothing. and tAs receiver says he
CIanesiics Runyon said that In : lew dsys a
dividend would b DECLARED. 1t might b. hity
rest Of any Of the bank ofacers would b. or
dered. but said again that the bank would b
wound uI, no matter how go9d ? showing It
Several Of tho managers OF the bank still
maintain that they never know that the banks
bends were kept in Now York. Tho run on the
other savings banks Of the city was contin.
ued yesterday. They. are ready to meet all
Receiver Wilkinson and Co.tlendt Parker.
the counsel OF the bank. came to New York late
yesterday afternoon. and had conference
with Fisk Hatch. They refused to make
known the result OF It
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TAren,. As.,n.. he G"u,a L.,.ss.

81. LOUIS. May 1.-THE railroads having
broker the eonl pool covering coal fre,sh from the
Illinois coal neds the behef that the Wabash road
had broken agreement tho Gnud lines controlling
all the tracksin city have Increased the charge for
Nv N. assts ts Y o ebunT.d sad se pr,ss OF
put back TO the old rate,
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LIvBnsooL. May 17.-Thrse cotton ware
AeDA 0suady street In the vsry hear os The osttoa
disss1s4 Gre ct this morning. The Asmss 10
one Of the buiidinss extinGushed but the other
two were burning this afternoon. and h that
By GMcirnsux Taylor There were stored IN the two
buildiugs socN 5000 hales Of cotton The damage BY
the nrc u estimated ~ E.eS.O0
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LONDON. Nay 17.-Private advioes from An.
tsnsnrivo say that the haissasy Government has
II ofisrs Frsnce q An indemnify on condition
that France shall all claims TO territory In
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VIENNA MAJ 1.-THE destruction Of the
stsAt Theatre lest night not quite total me ocss
the private boxes the library and some Of the ward
robes saved Their preservation WAS due 70 Iron
doors which shut them ID from the rest OF the 0tfuc
Sars. The Insurance on the theatre . e20o0o
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Fatal Colissisa the New York Central.
Syracuse. May 1.-Two freight trains on the
New York Central Railroad wers In collision at Chit
tsnnngo station this morning locomotive and sa teen
ears were der Ard and badly broken up, and large
quantity II inercha disc was two car loads
Of sheep ere KILLED Engineer Geor.e Finley Of Albany
WAS Killed. and Y brAkem Wha badly lnlured
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Ka.ekeA ssssess.. with . Briek,

Jeremiah Laughran and Robert Young.
far-rs, living near jamaica got into quarrel after
they haL been drinking togsthar on Friday night
LalshrAn picked up brick and struck yoans on The
heal frscturt2 hia sku and leaving him
~ the road. Lauxhran wss arrested. fesnss eondL