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10 WOMEN WANT TO V0rEs
TIE President q sAs New Ysvk State W
aaa's Suffrage Associates 0ays Yes.

TIE PrsssAsst 81 sAs New Ysrk State wo.
nsa's Suffrage Asseeiatss. says Yes.
To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sk: Permit
few words In reply to your recent editorial
In which you assert that women do not want
10 vote" and that there has been NO agitation
Of the question except by "a few women who
were conspicuous ~ advocates Of tho suffrage
for their sex." The tone Of your paper has
slways been 90 fair toward our reform that
only want Of information could lead to
such . statement Yon say that the women
who have this winter advocated the pending
measures before the Legislature went Of their
Suffrage Convention. hold In ALBANY. delegates
q the STATE. vhilo prominent ladies Q, that
Ssty and =; Vicinity wsns frequently to the Lsis-
You say thai womsn sent no Representatives
@.s,ss il eSssss; fxss s5 i Sin.sF ~ A.
vocatss Of the Bill; 0nd. women have On the moor
pleaded oloquently before this. Jud lciafy- Com
istSTs. II every instance t.. " s1psn:es $50. Of
thsee women were, paid By other women, who
sssG not 9sS a s., 80 % e
take any tnierest In the movement, A. mat
Ter Of iaet: nesrly ever member Of the Lsgis;;
in sOne cases hundreds. Of letters hon the
women Of his district. praying him 70 vote for
iii to third resatss only four ms%Ssrs 81 tie
Assembly from this city voted no" and. when
they returned to their desks on Monday morn.
Ing. each Of these gentlemen found upward Of
him 70 change his vote Does this look like
which the question was treated In debate was
most graaiyisGly slsnifcant Of ths progress
such Is disgracod such discussions in former
years. The whole arg ument was ~ to the con-
stitutionaltty OF the proposed measure. Def
erence and respect Characterized tho proceed
inss. Il was treated q 80 grave Q question de-
serves TO be. AM. one who sat in the Assembly
chamber a. I did whom the vote was taken,
and saw the crowds Of women present repre-.
ssnting all ranks and ages-young girls who
wore serasrans for their LYING mHtrons who
sented ct the polls By their coach men-any one
who looked along that limo Of eager faces would
not want to vote"
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To TIE EDrTo1 OF The 6uN-Sr: An
g,sr deserves the thanks Of al fishermen calling q.
tentlon TO the Psquest. more lovely trout stream
never flowed toward the Asfor the hospitality Of the
farmers ssus " banks however. mus confess wss
thek respsets TO- Farmer Hosylsnd before entering
grOundA and before Farmer hnAaAAd pays hts rcspects
to them; Mr; CHARLES narphy. Nsw.rk capitalist,
we're d.oSMassa nd oS,sed Y leave the .ssssin vh
capturing eighty three trout averaging about pound
each This was very Gratifying g. We were inclined TO
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0sssv Place Csv spsrrsvs.

Whore the stop signal for the locomotives Of
the Sixth avenue elevated railroad ne down track
atths Eighth street. station 10 small open space 10
tween the guard rails For . week past the employees
and passengers have watched With increasing interest,"
two spsrrows that have built their nest there Ths
birds from early morning, have been seen bringing
pieces Of straw. festhes rage and ssrnss ed hsvs
built nest tho ends Of which be distinctly seSn
from the opposite platform tn. bird. have bees
conceive approached There o NOT I man % ne
road" said gataman that would harm o. shose
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LILLE DEvEnEUX BLAKE.


MILFORD. May 1k-E. d. Matthews. J. 3.
sswsi. end ". Maynard Of Newport q. =. Beiknsp Of
Norfolk. Va. md Esst. A. =. Condor Of wsshinston.
Commissioners appointed to witness experiments with
the Wood Haish torpedo bost were present to-day At
successful trial Of the submarine machine made In
Milford Harbor under the management of ". W, Rswiey
Of New YORK. target was crested half milo down the
ian q tns craft and sp sSaesips disrsp. key. on
chemicals spPied Propsl back the boat also
raise lower while sslas Other wires manipulated
mated q. .ion sitting g ,hs keyho..d With strong
nsa alass At bis MT. Rowley erccted the beet At
will until the target reached. After these expert.
ments the torpedo taken aboard sailing vessel and
eondussne wirss g the .SrpsdS hshE paid out from
r. Haisht OF New Haven. and ". Wood Of Hartford 10
provided Of fts bow cad with $50 pounds Of dynamite
vessel .haal twenty stx f:st Y lsngth aaa w:ishs
being riveted The speed was afvsen knots an hour.
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The taste for shot silks b On the increase
Croquet bida fair to b. always fashisnsass

The taste for shot silks b On the Increase
Croquet btds fair to b. always fashisnsaas
Archery 10 on the decline Pity. bnt tis trus.
Lawn tennis 10 again the popular outdoor game.
The gored skirt u rnoriband. bet II viii dc hard.
shot velvet comes up smoas oshsr shsa0ssbas arsss
white vsivs. hats ere wsr, u dr.ss afternoon garden
parties.
The newest fancy h printed swas eer dotted sassss
In the tissue
Hair powder 10 In Paris By soAs adiss be only
for evening dreso
Htss ssu,.: nd the use Of hair powder TO limited
Pals TINT. va ts. TO take the paes of so,u sad
ss:ss.. sG.ds,s "a feather frnrss appear On assy
kedinsoe.s with shirred backs hitting web In q ne
waist line are mach worn
nns far ss. az s.n o
downward pissts . the ssssos sdssSoes "'''' "'@
list place 70 20 for chiidrsns fs:hions ''.'"
sSs ssu sSs a wear "
eS e e CAVE tn The '
=; :e Ss:a = Ct r red
toai decorations Of many printed lawn dresses
Lace parnsos lined with coored sursh and decorated
counters.
VIII. lawn eSs,sS:. :. Dsss.ns, .s.w = s,s..
Am.ss. y: s.:s,ss g. s,s s,,s a:s..:
isa s ss so on: ''f being the mrs. f'''f'
q, : "a:
=; ;: :i ' 6: ::s: 5: L: :'
Gold braid. gold lace gold b:.as SD variety u y.I.
.s osp %
The fsys,i.: s9.% e; the poes,r xh.s lawn .si.
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ooxaasa1 4olu Is = 11nk


TIE nssaps - ~. x1seRasap ftsa WI1lasa's-
J'Ytr = ~ - sssasAv eepas -r,-nsg
WASHINGTON, Nay i7.--On Iucsday morn.
Inc. whiss the Osnsrsssesnal tabhaes were
ouistiy anasins tAs1ss,ves shAsing ~ lssis-
lativs bah hiAhs1 aaa thithAs. nsws esne Nat
WNlards Hotel w. basneA b Ne aroaad. sAA
thai avseyeeAy In ~ buildin9 haA bssA roast.
- 70 dsath. A. moro 6spasays aAd BsDsessA.
tativss with thsle hAAiliAs 1--we % Willard's
than q asy othsr hotel N town. tho isfsenap
tAon egsstoA tho livellest iAtesssk L frantic
mob Of Ssntlsmsn poassd out q the OApitsA
ssissd % cabe aad oarria0sA md started ~
horses on dead run for the hotsa The afst
picture that met them aStes thOy had tAkenin
tbs crowd Tat surged arounA foursidso Of ths
hotel. the puflng Of the sngiAaa. end tn layar
ee nfltaspy that covered ~ Sidewalk four fest
Assp. was Illinois's agiAs Statesman. ths Hon.
wtlliaa r. Morrisoa. nakinsa horizontal ~
duction Of his person down nro lsdder. Mr..
AorriseP. bsfors yeptnrIns o. hs lsadsr. was
much sosiae:S ca ihss 81 Sssaa sbpoaIS
ssss ss ~ saS V e ,s.Ssdns sss crowd
Nv: ss;ss fss:!s:;: S Ss:a ~: e
$780, 81 ssn: , aS.1 ~ " oss H.
shHnssd; Ars tes ty9nka y::fs%. H.!Y Yea. q"
"a .:sss s:h sss " =, Viz and dsasAssF
sSs: M Sss 6 =: S Ss S c e e. Ss
dow s.i!ins 70 boy e H &c y iPr him. e
y: i II Is;:i 4 3: s: ssss I'LL
sss ssf as t. g $ss shs d 1ss and 1.
d Ia,19 ssr .fs .sd ,ss:
& eis.s - sh ns' Sssss nj rsEsa @ Il I'll
pecially. 10 o very rare bird Indeed. The depart
ssass ~ FL H. r. r. wns re
amounts risksd are necessarily small. but the
One q *. os. places to visit
the House Naval COMMITTEES room. whore tho
leannstte- inyostigetion has been conducted.
aitsssioS.' The room Is sunny. hish esilsd ike
%ss o
Nh Dc Loas e always accom- panied ~ 9
women come 70. to cit : few moments and astsn
70 the proceedings. Mrs. Dc Long is young
com sH Sor sa Ts
u any way on her husband. the paieness 81 her
the Whole S evidences. and Gan turn to any part
Is teen snE ns 7: .da
ra6le. and her suggestions are always practical.
/ The yachting seaeen hes begun. and the Dis.
their ancient prestige n quicksands for the
taxpayers money, On THURSDAY, Of last week
| from Saturday to Monday Secretary. Chand-
Ter had her. on ~ TUESDAY he had her
| again; Secretary Chandler takas Congress.
| no DOESN'T triAe with the diplomatic
| corps; he 10 . practical person even In his
| pleasures. but q good many OF the Senators and
| Representatives who go junketine with Mr..
| Chandler will perhaps mourn II later on.
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Edward Herman IL pillar Of the Zion Afri.
can Nsthodist Episcopal Church u Rossvils g. L. the
leader Of band Of Jubilee sngsrs and the sornet player
In the only eofored band in Richmond county lie lves
at Sandy Gfound and V known ~ the Snake Hunter
because he has killed 20 many Of the snakes which are
% renttfuita woodsnd his home. When not en-.
gsRsd snser or - maeatro Of the band Mr. Herman
hsGts !eDttlsA On Tuesday he CAPTURED the lArEss!
sne inch long he says saA inches IN cIreusr
snce making y little ovss nys inches thick.
Mr. Herman had sout stick. bat he hnd 10 hglt hard
70 Kill this make A. ttnS the snake became cooled
about his leg and gave such squeeze that Mr. Herman
nsAs falling 70 the ground. Tie snske waa finally
beaten to death wns sold to seadent Of Perth Am.
boy who paid tlo for the which wilt be exhb.
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Sessaa IessAsease.ssssrs Seq - Assssssa
RsA wseA otSae osssSsss rPr'r1tV
Mrs. LAsgtry. who triumphsd over Mama
ser John A. esevsns n the CITY Court On Fri.
day. turned her sisnces ysstsrAey upoa four
elderly and two younsish ssatlsmsn. VINO cot
70 tho right Of Civil Justics Parker IN the THIRD
District Court These eonslsmen were 70 de-
eide whether or not Mrs. IaRstvy should pay
Mr.. Arthur Eiwood VI.
Mr.. Nwood n an English actor. Arepfssenta-
tive Of Mrs IAnstry cAiied on HIM at bin home
In London lsAt summer. ana eBeAesA hin -
Be loading man in Mn. Langtrys company.
He Wa b have 90 wssh. and to trAvoi 0Pst-
class at Mrs.. LAntry's expense. TIE torn Wa
twenty.six weeks. ending 90 April -. and Mn.
Lanstsy vas tohaxs liberty 70 sxtsnd The term
II she Assissd Mr.. Elwood allsoas that hs
played % April n. one dr. Hftsr thi. CONTRACT
s ss.t c,S y as Eot one dsss pay Tor IT, ana
Nj .YixcS6 wac The .Arst yitress. He said
~ sas s % ss9 have I'm . n,% ssfO
xs II s:s ss {: Issss n i %sss
,s s,:ss 81 -. rs s;I
an; @ ~ :a! se. :ss q: q: :s sae
ban ssss:se%sS Z Ssyns ~ w S.y;; SS W. =
& g. Ss.f 3 Rns!spaP .osssS:r. ii. sane u,
Ss ss e ~ sS ses !s ss@ss
sid thss dIASsity YceaIIsa SsssTs.p her sR si
Nas' r sst g :.vs - dss Wy n: S,sas.. ,a
to ENGLAND in the OREGON. II you hear that
4: os sss %s .S Ss' y ss sS: 70
Mrs: Laastry came n. She was e. dressed y. "a, e
hat and hsr WALKING shoes 81 asnty sapEsrs;
9s ses 70 aa ne sSs. y.
s. Sss ss. ii: f:r ssse s s s
sioasd @sny. extra rshesrssis.. Mrs. Lanstry
oss sTs sG .s NJ i sss
| them TO No purpose:
wood IL fSndsn IL ss s S 70 oa
In answer 70 many questions. Mrs. Langtry
I'll ONE or moro pt a COMPANY is deficient It
md and that Il be Would do better I should make
' fSSt sSsE ss LINN p H. In
W. xs.s SsIsss ss 3 him sss. III e
IN Ill liver that 10 could not iift his arm"
Everybody laughed except the jury. The
jury froNnsa aad Glanced At the reporters
again. Mr.. Elwoods counsel arose aud began
his cross-oxAmin0tion.
Wers yon out yalilng with Mr.. Elwood aiter
ycHr diheu!ty with hint"
- s ohapsroned you ?"
The witness raised her eyebrows IN surprise.
aurins s you y. fsy anything about your tour
OBJ deaf; ~. mover SPEAK OF business
When did you dismiss Mr.. Elwood?
II discharged him tn Dubuque because he
How many Win 90 with you 10 California p.
II really don't know. shall SIT down and
think r. Mrs. Laagtry looked besseehingy al
sure she encountered. Then she was excused
The jurymen retired. and remained In con-
sultation twenty minutes. They looked cross
when they returned. Foreman John Daniels
Mira Langtry. according TO- q morning pa.
per. enchanted Jury Yesterday. In view oil
I this fact 1 wish TO state that this jury 10 mar
rled and Is ironc!ad. Wo find q verdict In favor
iqstiss on her side. We don't believe In fas-
Tho nth juror. o stout man with fierce
moustHche. Indicated his disapproval Of the
foreman's remarks by RkinR HIS head at the
rsporters and laying his hand upon his heart.
He said efterward that he was not ironclad and
wanted the public TO understand As much.
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Csstrsvsrsy with . Pvssss

AMsTE1DAM. Nay 1.-THE Rev. Father John
p AcIsorow Of ~ harys Church, from his pulpit ON
Sunday last declared tnss The hon. Jasss sAsaahan
stsss superintendent Of Public Works. ives "nemipai
help rrets:taut church q Iopas he "cou.nitteA .
the Iebaks and article from the pen Of one Of the
leading Catholics Of the place condsnnne ths priest
The reverend father to reply In biz own lstsnos sad
oltcs will quit the church.
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COZ. MAPLEsON OFF.
A Great Foppias 81 Ceras, asd thea . Great
Waving sf Hats aaa Naadkerehiefh
Aud my bark 10 on the sea;
But before I gO--AuGustus l.. BRO
Hers'a a double health to Thea

Aud my bark L on the ses;
Hers S double health 70 Ii th ssH"n-
Thus spoke Col. Mapleson yesterday morn.
ing. rs he tripped lightly up the gang plank Of
the City OF Berlin. fulfilling finally his threat to
go away and leave things unsettled" Tho
form OF the gallant Colonel was enveloped. as
is his won't. In light blue trousers and silk
hat. while blue check shirt. fastened ct the
neck with . purple-and-red sailors knot.
lent nautical and rakish appearance to his
mako up.
Everything Is lovely" said he. and I'm
perfectly happy I'll have Patti hero in the fall.
Those Academy directors are good boys 1 and
90 Ia Tf thing they
200 osehs.t.s iSs chorus I've seem PscE. tie
manager. Everything Is guaranteed, and full
Sey e Ssd Sr9 e. the
sherlfis and ali the banks men can't Keep Col.
AGsson froT ~ shS%inS pD p
hands with everybody. from the Captain 70 the
cook: Then he beetcnsd. and from out q dark
cane By the
30 happy became hapnier still
oS0 On the centre table we a. MS Immense bsnk Of
purple yieie,s. on bsctaroand q whts rcse n
The whole was eurmounted by large crown.
upheld by four arches Dof bleeding hearts,
How bsautiful!n exclaimed tho Coionel.
,,as hss5ss. ga how ssRSSiissI ?, siiss .aiiss.
E1erySod go rSsSsd ssSSrs. Tear, flowed on
the ship and on the dock. but the Colonels
graceful smile remained unmoved. while no
gently waved delicately tinted handkerchief.
rushed frantieally down the dock and waved
be hat furiously; The Colonel sently threw
and shook hts cane. The Colonel waved his
hat Tugboats tuggsd him out into the river
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DLEl

n!sH0P.-oa esesresg, MsS n, sAwara v. DsAsA
e =. s i 4. s: " -:
vGIkf-0s Friday. Nay 10. isel. xarna 1ussy. ~
:yansssi from d. yossphs chsrsh ss,Awin ., ysssss
tx tiss e sSa .sisSssi 10y W. i y
Fgasf from 81 Iaies the ESss chateh o. sossVe.as
o. MSnday ~ 70 - oc,ccs ~ rrssAs "a =
e,oSnlyn ead Csliior.ia gNss.s .lssss cspS;
Is TSss:s as:Ss% sa..s sSs q Via. ,. "a assS
Knoul. sged ~ yeara 9 months and @AyA
The relatives and frondn are respectfully invits@ NNe
tend the funsfal Oh Sunday morning q n oelock ~
the Desbroeess Ht Ferry. ~ ny
g T sSss:s.S w.
Kslsves and friends Of the family sad toss Of hss
the late Thomas Wallace. are respectfully iHviesl
sttsnd the tnneIal from her late resistance
g. ~ n ESs.S Ny r. .: iSo Sso s M:Scs Y
offered for the rsposs Ut her soul. ~ "
Interment In Calvary Cemetery.
ONORMAN.-0n Friday, after short illuesA mg011
Sullivan, beloved husband OF Mary Ouormsn, Of ~
IOfrkN.-On Saturday Afternoon. May II. 4 u xasl
xlA 81, George n. IottSn, agsd 10 yssrA = -,
Notice OF funeral hefesftsr.
Philadelphia and New Haven papers please COPY.
YATE0=ln Drooklyn on Thursday. Nay 10. ie6x Hen
nall a, widow Of Thomas Yates aged 10 ysaFs ~
Relatives and friends Of the family are Invited ts =
tend the services Of her late residence go III
O'CLOCK NJ " 40 A"'0 'S gu ''A''' '''" ms ~
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AFV1V01-HAfV0DAH 6AV IT.
O. IMinevslh. Lash. Oopenhsssa April % snd Christi
e%A. ~
g: All aiS!e e: Percy aayss.sa. -
Be Bresk water. Jenny, Lswes.
D ysues Draks Bullock, PAlsFu0
He soeta, Vovrteh MareelleA
1htp CssneliuA WtadtsorsA Lsmoa
Dask Leute Unosr, Amsterdam.
ARRivRD oUS.
s:cs. q s'csnssa f'o. New soss Tor Li'sspoe' on
g OaaslA frsn New Ysrk for Bsus. OF seilly.
oAsl1D Voon souuIas Posvs
- A. LaareRt. from Hsvrs. for New York.
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sCRUB WOMEN on SfRIkR
NJ. Caspss Dssart Wins . vlstsry .
Raises . Duss Clsaa.


Raises . Dast Clsad.
Every Saturday afternoon. after the close
Of business women are set to work sweeping
and scrubblng the floor OF the great hall Of the
Produce Exchange. They get through about
O'Clock. and are paid sevsnty-nve cents eaoh
for the work. On Saturday week ago they
struck whom their work was half done. and re-
fused to finish It unless they were paid one
dollar. Mr.. Caspar BOgsrt. who has them In
charge. said they would got no pay at all
%Mnpless they anished, and this frightensd them;
what they would do on the following Saturday.
sdvsrtised Tor atty scrub Women 70 meet him
ct the old Produce Exchange, and he had a
e,.ess crowd 70 seiect rom. Women came there
with pals. brushes. and rags. Many won't away
whom they learned u was only Tor one alter
noon In the weck. Mr.. Bogart marched to the
the rebels surrendered on sight.
Han an hour later tho rolling clouds Of dust
and tho swash OF wet rags showed that the
work was going on a. usual.
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An uptown grocer said Three csnts" wtsn
he handed bundle Of kindnS to Sis siri yesterday
A. the little girl dropped the pennies Into his hand he
said N . bystander; "Thats the largest bundle OF
ncSs. WOOD i cheap IN New YSrs, sal ' CUBIC
" About how ehssp by the cord :"
"A cord contains 22Iis+ cuac inches 20 there must
be l8t bundles 10 the cord AZ three cents buadis
price v Just eS4e for cord uood hsmlock like thi.
dealers and railroads Grocerymsn have got TO have
margin TO live on, you know"
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All Gay long me brooklet wssaeth
On ts glAds0lne. sparkling way;
O'eS the rocks its tnrrvnt dAshsth.
Tossing ~ rainbow spray.
Pure n cleanssth all u touches,
Vivffytug, throagh the yea~s;
PerfumeA boughs, with play full clutches,
Scent ~ u disappsAra
Thus with soxodout forever,
Purs and fragrant clesnssug, sweet,
Like Me preserving river,
Flows n % In 6tNsupa oosupaete.
positive luxury brush the tssth with sczodon
frasJsas saA rseskins b t. as1 pleasant ts the
taste q esvss " tAs meath snsr Tbs opsrattoe Issa
behsd,y . We've IN the gisss soE g Eo5lcs renass
"a pSotlsss b. thts beetgn and delightful toilet article
e q ebstes, aad ri d Wondfsssy Slssitvs-1S
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war Asa,.ss 0svsvss-'s sss..A sparvsws

Tho spring war with England IL begun"
said Cen Hancock yesterday to reporter Governors
Island. 81 refer 70 the OF sxtsrminstou made
the EaSsh sparrow" he eaetinssd "A few Year, sGo
been driven aw ~ BY 'hs English Invaders"
what Y donc shost y :" ssksd The reporter
increase"
The reporter ssrward visited Central Park and found
the sparrOws AlarmtUGiy plentiful Only robu was
and the usual song birds OF this time OF year were
nisslng fhe spaFr0ws already beginning their
one brood. aad prolific they that ave end stx
bfoods PER year are hsQueat
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AussAsr Ranrssa ssssssssd.

FoRr PLAIN. May l7.-Thers u Q rumor aGoAt
th' railroad from hs place TO Saratoga Spring.. b.
way OF Johnstown, 10 projected BY senator Arksll sx.
District Atiorssy John u. Wsndsl q Port Flsia- ne
etstAnes 10 ahoat thirty mica u wslA be sevtog q
VmQus summer resort o..
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After the Adjournment OF the Fishculturai As
soeiattou In Wsshington United States Commissioner
Baird piaesA IN charge It Commissioners Riackford an
aquarium car with i00eO00 young shsA that hal Just
been hateheA ct the csuta katohinR station In Wis
A&too rheas nsh viii bs rent by Nj BlAckford up tho
West Shore fnc ~ far Troy aud the young shAd Will
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Den Adhem Bertanion. an Armenian, was
taken to the Fstbash Asylum four months sSe suffer
Ing from religious mania -Four days ego he refused to
~ and the stomach force pump was used to feed him.
On Thnrsday ne tied large piece Of bread over his
mouth Sn s h..dL.rcsisf declaring s &c time ts.
yesterday morning the Armenisn was missed ana q
ssesch being made he fonnd sooreed In Of the
his mouth
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Dsssssyed for.ysr nd healthy tone restored to som
bd cravfns Sor uiants which botic only Of Dr
feekhsmT Vegetable Substitute for StinuieRts" fails
to ssnent o. oure: Price 81 DrugyisA Crtatsaton
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sass that nsr. 7Dr.usA L..s r,p..

LITE FALLS May ia peculiar bug has
made its appearance In this vsGe which mskss havoc
among lead pipes and cisterna The bug borss holes
through the Pipe and wood md the damage
70 annoying Tho bug IL shout the size u 49, ID OF
dark brown collar and has sx issv soiusioa Of
boc scA BE- the oniy ssetuai m0ons OF sxter.
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