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man whom she knew TO be married, was taken sick
IN Raymond Street Jail and removed to the BROOK
Ign Hospital.
An effort is making to have Uniform rates of fare
on the three chief railroads to Coney Island the
coming season. Receiver Jourdan, Of the Brighton
Beach Company. said yesterday that the movement
will do away with the nuisance OF runners" VINO
seek 20 sell tickets on the street cars.
Mrs. Jane Leary has begun. suit against the
johnson Street Methodist Episcopal Church 70
collect 800 alleged to be due for heaters pump, -
ing work. etc, put in the church by the pialht Ia
overcharged aud that Leary subscribed POO to the
church. which NE did not pay.
The Young Mems Democratic Club VIII give
dinner tomorrow evening IN the interest," OF
Revenue Reform. Among those who have accepted
invitations are Senators Bayard and Pendleton aud
Senator-eeet Blackburn, of Kentucky congress-
men j. Randolph Tucker and Frank Hnrd Henry
w. Slocum. and J. Sterling Morton, OF Ne6raska.
Governor Cleveland, Speaker Carlisle, W. IL, Nor
risOn and S. 5. Cox have been invited.
Judge. Brown refused Yesterday to grant an a6-
solnte divorce to Mrs. Alice L. Evans from Owen
NJ Evans on the ground that the parties lVed Id
Canada where the offence on which the action was
based was alleged to have been committed ana an
the evidence had been taken by a commissioner IN
Canada The Judge said that the case belonged III
Canada
The regular monthly meeting of the williamsburg
Newsdeaiers' Union was held last night at Phoenix
Hall, No. 11S South Eighth-st. 1t was reported
that there had been gradual falling oil OF Herad
stands and that many that were idle had been closed
M, The union, III ADDITION 10 lIb pTOleOblNo
tons has formed itself into mutual benefit asso-
citation for the relief of members case OF sickness
OF death.
The trial of the suit of Charles Bockelman against
David f. Austen late Colonel Of the Thirteenth
Regiment, to recover $40, 900 as damages for THO
indignity put on him when be was drunmed out
terdav. Bockelman's counsel said that he had re-
ceved letter from his client. who was IN tho
Eastern District Of the city, and ready to attend
the trial.
Charles Lewinsky has begun n suit In the City
Court against John Leversch to recover $31O,
which he alleges that the defendant was to pay
well-built handsome, and young Wife," 1t is as
serted that Leversch agreed to pay 500 or In the
case the woman had money TO pay 10 pei, cent OF
says that he carried out his part of the bargain and
secured woman with property worth $2,IOO, ana
he now seeks his fee. Leverisch did not marry the
woman.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING MEMS.
PORT OF wYORK.....THURsDAY, APRIL g. 1854
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YORK. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1854
ARRIVED
Steamer France fr Hadley London II days. with mdse
and passengers TO Rgst rs,n March "a
o Steamer set @ - O'e
steamer GottaTdo GaD Dilerto. Palermo Hsyrs u and
Steamer soano Brj Wright caibarisn days sugar
to Steamer & days, with
Steamer Barraeouta BIZ Evans Demerara March IL Por,
spain 10 Grenada IL Barbados y, Martinique 20 aud
& R saS de SepR Rivera Sa Havana days.
Steamer COLORADO Hl:k Galveston days. with mdse and
Steamer Old bom@iSn Walker Rienmend Point and
Norfolk with mdsO and passengers to Old Dominion 80 Co
keanora Bragg, Portland with mdse and passen
Steamer Ares fCvslaud Philadelphia River.
sUNsET-wnd at sandy HOOK. fresh. Nwi cloudy. At
CITY Island, tho same
Arrived yesterday
steamer HALEY CRr Hammond, Rio Janeiro March and
Bahia Ia With mdse TO Bnsk q Jeyons. -, =,
c Ssds Fe aTd sT oT MsI0H r
ndio and passengers to Alexandra Sons
CLEARED
Steamer wieand GER Hebich, Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer Alpin Span, EOnevarrieta, Ponce, PR SC
Steamer Xrdancoraoh OBJ, Couth, Belize Ia Grande-
sSa@er Amethyst OBJ Bennington, Havana and carenas
steamer city Of Alexandria Zimmerman, Havana and
Mexican ports-F Alexandra & Sons; ..- r,.
steamer orinoco tBr, Fraser Hamilton Bermuds-A u
Steamer Rolnoke COnch Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
steamer Josephine Thomson Moore Baltmore-J Krems.
ship Iothair Brj Dexter MelbourneMail Querean
Ship southern Cross Bailey, Hong KOng-Vern0n Brown
park Fannie skOlaeld. Turner, RangOoD BEI-vernOn
BARK Ebenezsr NOR weskermark MOnteydeo-John Nor
Bsrk send Sawyer Port spsin-L W a p Armstrong.
Bark Francesca Garguio tBrl James, Sagua Ia Granue-
l. MonjO u, & Co. .,,,o
Bark VIM Wilcox, Litleheld Bostcn-Vernon Brown
Brig Curacao CBr) Fouke wiliawstadt Curaooa-Foulkc
Brig Motley, Gates Hsvana-simpson. Ciapp q Co
Brig Electric Light tBr, Mattel Annapolis, NS-seammeI
/ Bros, n,,.. a, OH.
Co.
SHIP Cambria tof Windsor, Ns Mcbride, from Antwerp
| Feb II.
steamers City OF Richmond for Liverpool Lydiau Mon
ach LondOn; Welaud Hamburg; Caracas Laguayra Alpn
Ponce PR; CITY OF Washington Havana and Mexican ports
Mos BROW Car1enas; Ornoco. Bermuda Inveralt Port
| Roy 81; Roanoke Norfolk; BIeakwater Lewes, Del
Ships Atlantic, Diamant and Fritz, for ETemeni Oecrg
| Washington. Hamburg; Cigmpa Emilia, Aheante
narRs Willy, for sydney NSW; Caterina Caraes Bueno'
Ayres Gnsa Rio Janeigo 1ai0pe Antwerp Athena Ham
burg; Annie Marshall, Rotterdam NJ a Cam, HaYrt
Michele, Seville; Germana, Cette. ~,
Briggs curacao for Curaooai Victoria, Barbadoeei He
| len, Fernandina.
Aisosaiei-Via LOns leland sound-Stesmers EepreB 70
| Boston. Golden Horn 80 loan. Mr..
| snip Fred r. Seaun,eh, for Antwerp.
| Banks Bessie shpson for Calais 81 Cloud, Boston
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anchored ct City Island bound ousBuk Flash rAshA -
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEHs
FOREIGN PORTS

Anchored City Island, bound ousBsrf Ylssn LIZA d.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEBs
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON April s-Ariyed steamer Juliet CBr). Thonpsc
March ssaled steamer Boston City tB sherborua fos
'G %S&rrooi April 2sssd .esmsr. Hsysss sr sessr
orKrNsrows Aprl sDXrrlged steamer City c Chsstss
OBJ Lsn rom Ss"YOrE March 81 on hsr wsyis nVsf1sa
sailed steamer CITY Of Montreal r. Lewis nom Law
soUri1 arroS April Sailed. steamer Vera tosr. Bsrrs
from Bremen hence FOR Nsw.Yo ,,,,,,
HAVE April a-sslsa Bohemia tos,. Karevs
coPssH1oEs. 70 April zArnvsd steamer oeser DAM.
PLYMOUTH Spr s-Ari1ed steamer Plyu ,sr,. wn.
LIZARD April s~Psssed steamer Grecian Mon ,rch Br.
BTtstow from NewYork March ~, her 10 LsDdon
oeso from coosaR Sc March To- o. her way % ss%cssa
MARsRlLgs March 31-Arrved. steamer Archimede Utah.
Viola, from Eew'Y0rk
SANTIAGO April sATived %. pu. steamer SAINT.
IAvASa Api 3-Arrived, steamer Niagara Baker, from
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND April S-Arrved. steamer Ontario (Br) Oh.
Boston, April sArrivsd steamers Hermann Bes) Meyer.
s.e sGwa Ptsas and Gate @
PHILADELPHIA April steamers Pecoaic t5fl yen.
wealth. aS yam Ys r. Nes.9orl Eaiesnafs iis Lynn
Cleared, seamers HERCULES Ritson. POrand' Equator.
BAInnoRE April S-Arnyed. steamers Nessmore lBr,,
Inch Liverpool Bothal BIZ. strsughan. Newcastle Dsne
cleared steamers WIN Kennedy Parker Providence Als;
w Brdne Foster, New. YORK. -,
CHARLESTON, April 3sailed steamer Virginia, PhiiAdeL
sAyAyx.a April s-A 4. d steamer s Fish Hawk
NEw.oRLRASs April 3Cleared steamer Hu'chsson, Havs
Al the Passes-Arrv-d Hugo aud Gracia Liver.
poo Lone star New-Vork. VI. ,..
Enrique and Marsehle
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THE CHEAP CARS A SUCCESS.

The faces of the drivers of the new cheap cabs
are almost bright as the yellow and black bodies
of their vehicles as they gather III their harvest OF
quarters and half dollars. The experiment so far
has been successful and the drivers appear to be
we'll satisfied although they have to pay the com,
uany So so day Tor the two-seated cabs, and
"a for the four-scated. The company assert that
this is only fair price and that the men make good
wages over these figures There has been little in
reference with them by the old caDmen. although
one of the new drivers arrested yesterday at she
instance OF the regulars" for driving without
license When he was taken TO court 1t was
pointed out TO Justice Power that the company
had permit for the cabs pending the decision OF
the Mayor to whether he can grant the license.
and the prisoner was discharged. There are twenty
of the cabs now at work, and five more will be put
on the streets within few days: The company
proposes TO build twenty-five English hanson cabs
soon rs possible 1t Is expected that they will be
finished in about two months. ~
"There is no doubt now that the system VIII be n
success" said Assistant Manager Hanly. The rate
paid by the men Is sufficient TO pay the company
and tGey appear TO be well satisfied with their earn
ings. just as soon as the demand warrants 1t more
cabs will be added 10 the service"
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INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

1t is not unusual for large lines of insurance
from England TO placed 10 SewYOrk insurance com
panes Yesterday line Oi this sort on the Iottenam
dry goods house. TOttenham Court Road, London, was
placed through the brokerage firm OF Anderson Stan
ton. The Of covered was 100000 and the
rate about 30 cents Several large city Companies wrote
liberal pOces and the line went In larger slices than 1t
would have done II it had been ON property In the dry
goods district in this city.
The Reading Insurance Company, of Pennsylvania will
re-ener NewYOrk and John Muville OF No. 155 Broad
way, will be appointed it, NewIOfk City agent.
The proposed insurance patrol service for Brooklyn
seems TO nave fallen through Fire underwriters are not
united as the Of conducting and maintaining
the patrol the bubble will probably continue long
enough render legislation at this session OF the Legs
1otu inn
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Investigating Committee, Metropolitan
Hotel, 10 n
Arraignment OF Sheriff Davidson before Judge Barrett
IL l. III.
methodist Conference. 81. Pauls Church. . -
New-York Fast Conference Hanson Place NJ. l.
Church, Brooklyn.
CITY Reform Club, Lyric Hall, p. m.
irving Hall Executive Committee. p. m:
Meeting OF pod Regiment Veterans, steeE Han, p. M
Richmond County Republican General Committee
Tompkinsville, s. l. ~-,.,
ave- and FOTty-seconf-st, 8 p. m
steam-ftters' Association, Military Hall ?. m.
Funeral OF Mrs. Anna 0ttendorfer, No East seven
teenth-st., r. m.
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wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-The trial Of J. b. Lent for an as
sault upon William J. Dean. Of SoneTs, with
pitchfork was concluded yesterday and resulted
In verdict for 81 900 in favor Of Dean
KENsIco.-In the plans for obtaining water for
the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards 1t has
been found necessary to divert the head waters OF
the Byrum River ut q cost of about 100000, audit
will be necessary to negotiate with about 100 own
ers of property along the rivers bank IN Connect
cut. The total cost of the new supply, including
etc, will be about So, 100000, and it would cost
over 81 900 900 20 obtain less than half the supply
by trusting to the resources Of the Bronx River
nInna
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BETHEL-The fJneral Of Colonel George 8. Crotut
will be attended this afternoon.
SOUTH NoRwALK.-Adam Wamaux, Supreme SEQ.
rotary of the Grand Council American Legion OF
Honor, and George Hart, supreme Secretary OF the
State of New-York visited the South NerwaIk
Co uncil on Tuesday evening
LIrcHPIELD.--0u Monday ght heifer belong
ing to William Wilson had her tongue cut out.
BRIpGEPoRr.-To-nightG George Riddle will read
1.-The Killing of Laios" lin Creek from % lEdipus
Tyrannusn; Come Here" scenes from "Midsum-
mer Nights Dresm"j "Tbe Bugle,D 1.-The Cataract
of Lodorss and the walking Seen; Ssn from
candidate for Mayor, has declined to accept the
nomination, giving as his reason the of great
manufacturing business. AT the Democratic
Morgan was nomina led for Mayor. A large num-
Der of delegates attended the Ladies' Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian Church yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
The WHOLESALE PRICE or MILK.

The scale of prices for. milk at wholesale
which was agreed by committees OF the
producers and the milk dealers wsnt into effect Tues
day. The price set for Apcil was cents, and that
appears to be generally satisfactory The members OF
the Milk Exchange notices to their dairymen Tues
day that they will pay the price, cents for this
months product The quality OF the milk coming
generally good, though there is good 10 be-
lieve that some of skinned before being sold The
fact that few dealers protest against aggregate
price fixed Of 40 cents for the year Will not DO likely TO
cause milk war. he farmers have made arran gements
TO sustain the price by keeping their surplus milk In the
country shsud the production exceed the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
JERSEY CITY.

Policeman Rickerich, while attempting to stop a
runaway horse in Exchange Place yesterday, was
knocked down and run over.
Edgar A. Day, principal Of Public School No. q
was arrested yesterday on charge OF aSsaulting
August LANCE one of his pupils. Lange alleges
him severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND CoREA
sEMDLY INVESTIGATION.

The Chamber of Commerce yesterday held
Which it has occupied many years.
Vice-President James Nj. Brown presided.
Memorial resolutions upon the death of Vice-Presi-
dent William H. 9gg were adSop9S aS f Ts' S aso
hundred -and-sfxteenth annual banquet. Daniel Z.
Robbins and Henry C. Meyer were appointed as
Representatives of the Chamber to unite with rep
rosentatives of the Board of Education and the
Health Commissioners TO constitute local com
mittee of the International Health Exhibition, TO
be held in London this summer and TO bring TO the
knowledge Of the people OF New-York and vicinity
ths aims and objects OF the exhibition. ,
The special committee appointed to consider the
subject of trade with COrea made report dehnlng
the geography of the country its forms and system
of government its mineral wealth, products real
and prospective, and its advantages for trade and
commerce with this country, and recommending
that a permanent American trading establishment
should be made at Seoul. Among the products OF
Corea mentioned are: timber of excellent quality;
an abundance Uf cattle of superior kinds tigers
eopartls and wild bears III the mountains; pleas
ants, water fowl and game birds in great variety
and chickens in abundance. The horses are small
and inferior and donkeys are used to some extent.
Vegetables are scarce and poor, but the potato is
unknown,
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discharged made their way TO- Chicago: Inere
they were furnished with railroad tickets 70 New
York by the Hebrew charities. AT PlttsDuIg
Zapitch became separated from his fanny and not
being able TO find them, he. walked from there 20
New York, aud laid complaint before the Uomnlis-
soners of Emigration yesterday, VINO VIII in'eS''-
gate III.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-The Nyack Rowing Association at It's an
nual election on Wednesday, chose the following
officers President, Alexander Pollock; vce-RIesi-
dore Dewitt; recording secretary. Daniel p. Hays;
treasurer, John j. Jackman; and captain, j. o.
Davidson
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, OF
Auburn N Y, and Henry whitney president OF tne
Boston end Providence Railroad Company fVh
Xvsaur 1,et-x gresham Benjamin Dean OF boston
- coleman Homse-EI, Congressman e. C. H. "d Aver
Thatcher and Harold Frederic. o. Albany. Holman
Hotse-The Rev DR. patterson, Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
A MAYNARD LOVER SOUGHT FOR.

William Mock, the widower and florist OF Mount
Vernon, who was at Castle Garden recently IN
German girls whose patience is well nigh Exhausted
waiting for his promised second visit Besides the
accumulation OF aspirant6 for his heart and hand
wouid-be wives waiting for answer. Secretary
jackson Yesterday received the following letter,
which may dampe1 the ardor of the poor girls VINO
have sgnitied their desire TO become Mrs. Mock
NEw-YoRK, April 2, 1884.
To Super;n tendent Jdekfon, OdSite 0drdea n,
cnltris of Mount Vernon "A by tho name OF Mock
resides there hut he "a poorer than cburcmouse, ana
If lie Ia the throw him out OF ING osruoh an"
MOUNT VERNON CITIZEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
PROBABLE LOSS OF A scHOoNERs CREW

Captain Abraham Latourettss schooner James
have been last with all on board i'll the fierce gale
on Saturday night. Captain Latourette was one OF
the oldest oystsrmen and seamen ON the Island,
wears. About ten days ago he left Iottonvlle for
tip 20 Virginia to get cargo of oysters. His crew
consisted Of his son and two seamen. On Saturday
i'm company with other vessels hOmeward bound.
When the gale struck the fleet the lights on the
Butler were suddenly extlngushed and that was
was due at Tottenvie early in the week. 1t was
the general belief yesterday that the Butler and all
her crew had been lost. Captain Latourette, who
was abouf seyenty.fve years old. is said to have
been worth $50 900. He owned large amount Of
real estate in the town of Westfeld The schooner
was thirty years old aud few years ago was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

ises the new Rapid Transit Railroad Is to pass were
paid yesterday the amounts awarded them rs dam
ages The damages awarded between Tompkins-
Vile and Clifton were $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
MAXINE INTELLLG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises $685. "a Noon sets gao Moons a1edA
WATER TODAY.
1Jf-saudv Hook 2:34 GOV Island 259 He'll Gste 4:4S
PM.-saney hook. S.03 Gov Island S34 Hell Gate b:13
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"No.r said Julia, (" | shouldn't want to marry
q blind man. no matter how much loved him. one
wouldn't care TO be bindfolded just when the spirit
moved him.. Boston Transcript
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DEATH FROu HYDROPHOBIA.

The death Of chld from hydr3Phob,la Was re-
ipnents Yesterday. Tie victim was William Litner
age six, the son Of Mrs. Mary, Modulus, of No,
pa Union-ave., Brooklyn. About, nine weeks
aqo the boy went to neighbours mousse
No iii Union-ave., and as he opened the
door savage dog belonging to John Van
Brup' coored occupant Of the house, sprang OUT
mon A., m The boy was bitten in severe manner
sbont the face neck and arms. There were no sus-
picions that the dog mad, and his vicio4s tenn
Der was put down as the cause OF hls attack upon
The bow, The boys injuries healed and nothing
more was thought of the.matter until last Monday;
He was then taken sick aud shove, showed
evident symptoms Of hydrophobla' H9qtialng
great dread of water. DR.. Murphy, of Lonmer-str
was called in and pronounced it case Of hydro
sSnferinos which lasted till Tuesday night, when
he died. DIR. Murphy's death certificate gave the
cause of death as hydrophobia and exhaustion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcements
Genune Johann R0s Malt Fxracthss SIGNATURE efJohant
Mortz Eisner neck bottle ln6ofssd "
all hyscans for general debility Beware Of mt.tlons
Mother Swans Worm Syrup for feverish-
ness worms, con stir alton; tasteless $50.
Buchu-p alba" Great Kidiey and Urinary cure.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144Lexingtsn-ave, between 10Th and 3Jtass
Hours 60 /, 5 "a. Diseases u tbs Nervous 3I,tsG
Gentle Urinary Organs. Impotence AMI sts1ltT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
sTATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKINsvuLE.-The property owners along the
east shore Of staten Island, through whose prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
THE GRAND JURY WANT MORE POLICEMEN

The March Grand jury, CaleD B hheT ais lo o.
man. were discharged yesterday by Recorder
smytb. Mr.. Kneyas handed in the preseIntmen1its,
one of winch recommends an increase OF the police
force Police Commissioner French and some OF
the officials of the Department were examined Dy
the Grand Jury few days ago. The presentmeht
Is as follows:
The Grand Jury respectfully present 20 the Court tha
after investigation the examination OF competent
Witnesses we are impressed with the fact that tie police
force of tie city, especially In the upper precincts Is IN
adequate the proper dscharge OF the duties com-
shifted 10 the Department We find that under existing
laws inefficient and disabled retained upon the
force with full pay. We recommend that immediate
ncton should taken toward changing the law 50 mat
disabled men NAV be properly provided for ana their
paoes ON the active hed by ablbodled men, ana
fbaf in addition 10 increase thus Effected the present
force be augmented by at least five hundred men,
WANDERINGS OF FAMILY OF TARIARY.
Jacob Zapitch, his wife and two children, who
were living IN Tartary two years ago, upon the
pronIse of the Jewish AID Society to give them
money TO buy land and farming implements II they
would 20 to Jerusalem and take charge OF nranGn
large party of Hebrew refugees. Instead OF being
pent to the Holy Land tlsy found themselves III
buebec Canada, four months afterward FROM
GeTs they were sent 10 farms in Dakota, and being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

Itia expected that Levy the cornet player, will
play at West Brighton Beach next summer.
Mrs Jane NJ Sims has recovered verdict of 5000
as damages in a suit gIinst the New-iork Dental
College, for malpractice in treatment OF her teeth.
Coroner's Jury has found that Sigismund Born
helm who was supposed 10 have committed suicide
by taking opium. at No 900 Flushing-ave., died
from natural causes
Mrs Annie +. Whtmore, the woman with four
aliases who was arrested last week for marrying q