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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1884.

should not he disbarred for unprofessional praCtcc
was prisoner in the Jefferson Market Ponce Jour
yesterday. Mrs. Katherine Won keltzenSelii VI
No 10 Bedford-ave., Brooklyn, wished MN 10 pIo-
cure q divorce for her, and she says that ater Pay
ing him 1915 he told her that he could do nointng
for her. He Is under arrest now Tor optaln l y!
money under false pretences MI Reavey asker 10
be paroed in the custody of his counsel but Justoo
Kilbreth fixed the bail at 81, 900.
NEW BUILDINGS FOR YOUNG MEN.
The young Mems Christian Associatlon h na
bought of l.. C.Waner, for 50 1913, lot % py w
feet 1 inches on the north side Of One-hnndreu-
and-twenty -lfth-st. 10 feet west of fifth-aye;
building for the Harlem branch OF the association
will he erected there the building at present 0cc,l-
pied not being the property Of tho association. III
Is not decided when the work will begin. Inc new
BOwery building IL expected To he finished IN NO
ycmbor II Ia at Nos. 222-224, on the west SIDE or
the atreet mud will cost 800 900 The LOT cost me
association $40 800. Tho old home Of Hamilton
Fish, at No 1l2 Second-ave., Is being renoVateu
and will he used for the German branch,
HURLED FORTY-FfvE FEET FROM sKY1lnHr;
Four vurkmen were preparing the ROOF Tor tne
placing Of the skylght which Ia to cover the court
In the centre of the new building at No lS9 broad
way yesterday, when the scatlOlding suddenly gave
way and two of them fell into the building, % dls
lance of fptyfive feet STIR king on an iron frame ~
the second floor, and were badly Injured. Inc III
iurcd men vcre Charles Blum, age twenty SIX
ternau tinsmith, of No. l73 Stapton-st, VINO re
ceved q confusion Of thigh and elbow with hinma-
toma Of thigh. and 1homns Mcuuilen, age tuily,
tinsinith, who boards In Nandcrbilt-avc" between
Park aud Flushing avcs. Htooklyn having cnhous
sion of tho bfain aud general confusion, McbuIeh
Ia severely injured aud may die,
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NEWARK.

The Richmond visitors were taken the ROUNDS o.
the principal manufactures yesterday ana drlVef
to varinua points of interest in the suburbs.
A wagon in which wcro seated two Sisters ol
Charity was being driven 10 the Chestnut street
Railroad station yesterday when the horses dashed
throuph several streets and finally wrecked the
wagon i'm Lincoln Park. The Sisters were not liz
jured.
Annie aud Lille Kaufman, ago seven and nine
respectively are reported missing from their homo
I'm princc-st Anne BOIL, age nine, of No. NU
Stcubcn-sl.. il also missing. Anna Bird, age thlr-
teen living at No. il2 lIamt ton-st, East Newark,
has been missing for several days
Information was received yesterday that q man
who answered the description of the convict DAVIS,
now confined in the Albany pcntentiary. ana VINO
is glispcctcd ui the pauln murder had stopped NJ
a liaior shop In South Twolith-st., Newark for
ecycrnl DAYS last November The proprietor ol tho
place atntos that the Saturday afternoon OF the
murder the man borrowed n large pocket KNIT and
went out. tie returned about o'clock ana acted
strangely. On the Wednesday alter the murder he
went away. aud on the Same day scNcral oihccls
called aud inquired about HIM.
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NEW FROM THE SUBURBS.
ENDING HIS LIFE BY POISON.

Archibald CARMICHAEL, age fortyseyeni the
Whitestone agent of the Providential Life lnsur-
auce Company, poisoned himself on Wednesday
night. lie had been garrisoncd in Willeits Point
for over twelve years; but five weeks ago he was
discharged for some ndiScrelon lilo was well
educated and of much ability, and lie soon
obtained position as agent for the
company. He worried over his discharge,
however, and drank heavily. His wife keeps a
liquor store in Whitcstone. On Wednesday even
ing he thrashcd her and retired to his room Yes
terday morning Mrs Carmichael applied to Justice
McKenna for her husbands arrest for assault. A
warrant was issued, and a constable won't to
the house to make the arrest and found
Carmichael dead. Coroner Maynard held an III
quest and asccrtaincd that the deceased man had
come 70 his death by taking laudanum
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ruE rIcKEr SpECrLArORS IN COUNT.

Leon Davis Louis Sjagcr and David l.evinsky,the
ticket spectators were arraignei IN the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. 1. VI. Head, gen
erl transportation agent of the Long Island kali-
road stated that he had delivered to Edward Gal
iaghcr, a messenger boy, package OF tickets on
his presenting letter which he received ron
Davis signed Albert Pulitzer Ner- Ork " orid.
II. A. sutton City Editor of The UOrid and w. r.;
Griffin testified that the Signature was not that Of
Mr.. Pulitzer. Gallagher SAID thal DAVIS promise!
him liftv cents 10 60 TO Long Island City and get
the tickets. adding: "He gave me only ten cents
for fcrriaga, but said if l hurried back he would
Give me a dollar. | clt sure would get Il, for II
he hadn't paid me | would have kept the tickets
Justice Kllbreth held Davis and remanded stager
and Lev iHsky until to-day.
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nl,OOKt.yN,

Tho travel IN Tho llfign rniH hha fAlleh on M
much that ton conductors have heoh diHohais'",
John Emil Achleuler, = painter ago hh ", nl no,
ip laVa-Ht,, shot himself ia tho leit hfrnnl WIN u
revolver yesterday, causing almost lh'h""'"'"
death, No cause is assigned tor the act
The Rev. William Sparger has boon secured nh
rabbi Of the Hebrew Synagogue lieh Elohlm' ~
PeaIl-st., To succeed Rabbi M0sher who fesGll'u
from i'll health some months ago.
Thomas Somers age thirty, attempted to assault
two girls In Hampstead on June %. lie was ON
plOyed as man-Of-all-work by George a. Mott' n
lawyer living III Hampstead and doing business IN
Brooklyn. Yesterday he went to Mr. Motifs once
to collect the money due him. He was arrested and
taken to Hampstead,
cOroner's jury has found that the death OF
Michael Reilly on Tuesday resulted from injuries
inflicted by Michael Nhalen, fellow work man,
who jumped on him in quarrel on Sunday. WINE
the inquest was III progress ReillyS widow sh0ok
hands with Whalcn and said she fOrgaye him, but
she could not forgive the coroner or doctors who
cut up her husbands dead body.
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"Is this the through train 7 " asked a trav-
eer OF the brakeman nc entered AN unOccuped car
Yes sir" replied the brakeman, turning over couple
of seats before making his exit And then the Urea laV-
eller liked himself nap. After Dire ming or a" yak
enlng In Albany did awake aud found the ear IN the
soms ulace where Il hid been before he had his nap.
With fire in hi. optic he sought the brakeman LOOK
here you tow headed uIllanl ddh't YOU tell me thls
vas the through train /" did, sir" quietly replies
the carcouper And 80 It Il through train, sir. IT'S
through running for the day, sir onkers statesman
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TO IMPROVE MANHATTAN BEACH,

The boulevard, connecting the Oriental and Man
haitian Beach Hotels with brighton Beach. which
will be finished in few days, Is only part oi a
scheme for the improvement of Manhattan beacil
ly Austin COTbin's land company. director oi
TIE company sad yesterday that a. soon ns pIhcl-
cable the 800 acres of land owned by the company
with a frontage of three miles along Shttpslea
Bav will be used as the site for cottages to DC but
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JERSEY CITY.

Catherine Murray was arrested YESTERDAY for
stealing 800 from the coat Of Officer Kelly, OF the
Twenty-seventh Police Precinct, New-York.
The Board of Finance has decided that the city
needs new schoolhouses more than it does new
Ity hail. and consequently the law passed by the
last Legislature providing for the erection of city
hall will remain imperative. Last year 1000 APP
pcants were refused admission for want OF room.
new schoolhouse will be built IN the GreenVllle
district at once
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....THURsDAY JULY TO- 1854


SSoe
ARRIVED
Steamer Bterns Br, Hyder London l3 DAYS with mdse
steamer State Of Nevada (Br Stewart glasgow jane 27
via 49, with mdso and passengers 70 Austin Baldwin
Steamer winston Cr, Hyde Newcastle days with mdss
Steamer IIcgenland BesJ Beynon Antwerp ~ days with
steamer Assyrs CBrl. spal. deDoa June TO- Leghorn
Naples H. Messina 49, Palermo 81 Gibraltar 90 with ndse
Hts,nor Bear mr., Dunlap Trinidad jane Q Tobacco 20
ST Lucia ~. Antigua a. Mont Serrs 20 and st Johns Pr
steamer Creole (irl OLeary Ga day. with fruit
TO Aubrey uchesOn, vessel 10 simpson spence fonuE
with mdie and passengers TO Henry Yonge
steamer II Dimock. lIalett Savannah days with mdse
ship HcSperde' OF London Upton. Demarara % days
ship fheo Hnger dIof Msyer Cebu Jan - via Manila
Feb ~, with mdse to order vessel 10 Theo tnger y Co..
orc e ~ Gf 2 eo, ~" to- p GGn zoo Co. %
Bark BaTtolomeo ,sgliarlo ital sclail Csdh Juue o.
DARK nrnnhlde DAM Anderson, Maccassar l2J uays Win
bars b . CLARK, siel Savannah days with lumber to
Rark CATO Armstrong st Jago lie % days with
BARK Antonio Madto Ita, Mortuo, Montevlheo ~ days
ssit IL fonihe y 10 vessel 10 II u ba Icy 4 90.
nrlg Harry and Aubrey ot Pugwash Ms Iedioh ROM a.
pe ~ days with sugar 10 Odef vessel 10 L9ueh Won
nTs nellie mr., French, LITTLE Glnce nay i5e ay' with
bns McLcui lpr fooe. Mariinqn" ~ dayt VIZ aug ar
&C. f. Maitland. Phelps . CO. weasel to Tough Van 100.
Hns tbos ruul alyan tolntafro 10 dsv. with sugar
sclf fheu, lif, Iettls wndaog 81 10 taIs with pies
to- lp WWihrisr9pn fps tt7anl 10 NerWs 500 IN,
siees 4, q 4 hfrfwobd '"''''''' '''''
a.l Nellln .il rlsll y lons. Nn, da' win lumber
tehr itmsfe u nWrds hptat iirtwudt daTs WIN lhi'
hai ia uatoihridsaN 90 Vu'asi 90 hio"n heuho
suSstf wndst asady hoss moderate NV clear Al.
Island,
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LONG ISLAND.

JAMAlCA.-Jnmos Numby, ~ East Ncw-Iork,
was arrested Yesterday hatlcSs and cGatlcss. lite
tried in commi Suicide hy huttlnR his hcnd against
the stone wall of his cell. and VIII probably dic'
GLrN HEAD. Bernard kccgan struck his son
William ON the head with u stone on Wednesday
night telling him 10 the ground where ho was
found unconscious. He will probably die. Tho
father has disappeared.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Blaine Logan hanucrrai'nG and ratification meet
Ing Grand Opera House ~ m.
Excursion To policemen 10y John II Stnrin.
Iurns will contest before surrogate E0lns.
Companies +, q and I, eth Regiment, rifle practice,
Cr-eluuor.
Now-Yorl Philadelphia baseball match. Polo Grounds,
4p. -
inquest on Solomon We'll, Jamaica, H. l., y. M.
Music iu liatcry Park by 69th Regiment band ~ m.
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SAILED,

ss Of s @s9 Hss ea's S. cP %ss
orinoco. Bermuda City of Savannah Savannah RasssSs
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
FISHERS ISLAND soUND-sEwLY Drscovyppn a.
BUoYED AND CHANGES IN BuorAGE 'hoAa
rontai striped buoy mark edge on whon there :, n
Of TfsT about opsqps[er MI. TO tGs and -,
stonnnsion nslth99.s beers NE N; LAtm.r. ri
A black and red horizontal striped buoy to mari ,..
North Latimer's H0ef which there II feet N ~ On
,a!,msr. Reef isst19u,e Syssw = Morgan. T p%s;
K baek and red horizontal striped buoy to marx .s,.
q water lqiimers Reef Lighthouse bear, : n au ~.
roin, Lighthouse psa,s by q WI North Dusp',ss
red 6ucy ~ iS IN - fee, iv,sr. on ". .r.-.u.
house bears 81 by stonineton Lighthouse bear,
aEj White Rock beiis NNH LE ""s
the sonthws ana vsst.a and s now 10 is feet Of
and outside Of all shoals Wv"
by order Of the Lighthouse board.
GRO. BROWS, Captain, " sN
80 Inspector Third Lighthouse Di.,nc,
i0"PA'"'ifaa aJVV3aaEissIrk or sraAunr,
FOREIGN PORTS
IrrH July l0--Affiysd steamer Albnla tHfl Johs...
UlAspow July lo-Arrived ,samsrs Belsrsns tst, ..,
UnErSbcE. 1ulv 1oAfrlvsd steamer ryriss Br. s-.,.
MittA jdlr Io-htfived slssmer viola an from p.u.
,.fitDy fsiise. jay q Passed steamer wydsl. ma
nHi.t rc@ q je a' ~ 70, rsasftn h..a' 80, -"
assii itc@ 10" },i ioSa H. % N 1S "''' W'al
o., ~ 49,. - "a 1i,lyse sloane, "s.ns'"n ish Nat
s 80 TX tgaafIcs Yay ss.S .a.sst Rider s.o. WIN.
s9,T iGs a as n, . r.. mS" .,s.., es. a.
ela,shn ten Ne" iots ieS 2 ios hfs@sa
Moslas.l, ialy 10 Arrived, steamer Asoas, S.-ser.
ssied steamer Nsht1sNsi Liverpool
hluttI iuy 10 Arrived steamer alta, from h,siun &c,
Ase arrived steamer Lincoln Cy, which lahore n,.,
lsaao's iiaihof
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EDGAR ALLAN POES FORDllAM COTTAGE.
TIE HoUsE WHERE THE RAVEN WAS WRITTEN
SOLD AND To BIZ TuRN DOwN.

SOLD AND To BIZ TORN DOWN.
James L. Wells has sold at private sale the house
in FordAam where Edgar Allan Poo lived for sew
eral years. Tie price paid was $500 and the pur-
chaser vas i. j. koary, of i. y. keary ~ Bros.
dealers IN TOYS at No 80 Cham5crs-st. MI kcary
is "a warm admiTcr Iof puc's writings. Tho
purchase, mchdcd the house wheIc the poet liNcd
and one aud 4 half acres Of land. Mr.. kcar VIII
replace The present. cottage with new builulng Tor
his residence. The property Is situated ON hlhgs-
bridge road, not lar from tho fordEan station ot
the Harlem Railroad, AID hear the homes OF Judge
4. b. Happen aud the " Iuscarort chief john Is
HaSLin The cottage is quaint frame building, one
and half stories high \ ycrtnda runs on cacl
side of il, OytIgrowH with yIHos and flowers and
surrounded with old fra tffes The house is
white with the sides and Ia roof singled. While
urcserting picturesque appearance in lts bower of
irce, and vines II is rather dIiapidated aud the
value of the pTopc ty lies ~ the ana ~ building
sitc outside Of the ASSOCIATE ions cilnglnG around the
cottage. IL,
Foe lived here several years and in the
house watched by the dcathbcd of his wllc. In the
uppcr story is a room reached 10y a winding starr
case from The door beneath, with an old-iaShlpnod
omen tircpia,c aud a small window. lac room was
used as "a study and be i-chHmber by the poet IT,
yy9s ~ this place mat Poe wrote " The Rayen.
Tho Bells" d" for annie and Annabel Lee,
among other poems. lie also composed mere, altcr
tLc death of his wife, " Ulaunc.' In the Oh or
chad - a rec On which his initials are carved ana
neUr The house is a syTinga planted by his hahds.
TIE pines shaded, rocky knoll where Zoe IS sara 10
have spent many hours III meditation ana lulecsS'
IA back OF the cottage.
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wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

DoBB's FERRY-It is the daughter of ID. o. Brad
lev mot Brady who has received the degree OF
NJ ID.
T,RRyTowN.-A successful Masonic fair and
festival is being held at the Lyceum Grounds by
Solomons Lodge. No. 1876.
SING SING.-Peter DOwney, Henry OGrady,
Charles Madden, j. j. Murphy, John Corcoran and
Robert Lydford have had complaints preferred
against them for selling liquor without license.
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ro1v 7. SULLIVAN IN DANGER.

"No, my boy. Mr. Sullivan has not answered
nay letter nor sFed the plcdgc ! sent nm
said -. h. Gibbs president OF the Manhattan
tcstdriSy. but" and here his voice became
low aud impressive. I'm going to Boston, ;;and
WIy. want 10 interview him Think he'll sign I
wen, IN have good talk with him, aud think III
have his autograph in my collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
HOME We VS..
Prominent ARRIVALS.

rim ArenUo H0tei-AntOniO Batrcs, Minister
for Guatemala ri WaShincon Judge Theodore Miller Of
tie New York Court Of Appeals General stewart van
Vlict and Colonel +. Van Nle United states Army.
Brcroor Hosc-W. f. Walters, OI Baltimore. METRO
I0lifun Hotci General \. NJ Curtis. OF Og,iensDurE
n Y. WtHdSor HOtel-lI. =. kimball, Of Atlanta, Ga
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BULLIOYAiRES , AND BUCCANEERS
From The chicago mter-0cean

Captain A. Faulkner, who l. general passen-
GER agent OF the Houston and leSa Central Railroad an
alternate aud master of transportation for the Texas
delegation tells good story.
You nave miOnnslres here" said he; down our way
we have buiOuaifcs.'
-" Why bullionaresl" asked the reporter.
"Oh their wellth consists largely OF sattlc."
Pretty good
"ts expressive term" he sad but one day there
came "A man into Houston aud when called bullionaire
denied all rights to the title, his wealth consisted OF
nocks OF sheep
ON, then, VIA the reply, you are buccaneer'
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LIONG HE SOTNO.

NoRwALK.-CoIoucl T. L. Watson and staff of
the lth Regiment, {. n. e., with Company f of
that regiment took part IN clambake on Smith s
Island yesterday.
EAST NORwALK.-President Watrons and vice
President Reed met c. W. Cram and n number of
citizens yesterday and considered the proprioty OF
establishing station where trains may stop, In
siead of at the drawbridge.
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srrNpRy NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

OpAvGr.-Frcdcrick q. Handel has been APP
pointed teacher of music In the public schools by
the Bogrl of Education.
BLOOMFIELD The death Is reported AT Los Ango-
lcs Cnl of Prolc ,nr LOWS Adums. formerly rcs-
tdent uf Bluumlsd. llo was u sou of u colonel ct
artillery under tho first Napoleon.
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STRIKING ON THr DIAMOND REEF.

TIE Italian steamship yncenzo Florio cleared on
"Wednesday aud started down tho Bay with an as
sorted cargo bound for the Mediterranean ports
inst below Bedlocs Island, little cast by south
She struck Oh "a ledge known to pilots as Diamond
Reef She foated off. however, but as the exact
amount OF damage done to her was not known, she
Uas put about aud returned 10 the pier, where she
discharged part Of her cargo. Yesterday she gas
seDt across 10 tho Erie Basin aud placed on the dry
lock. An inquiry Was MAIDS Of Phelps Bros ~ Co.,
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FOREIGN STEAHERS DUs AT rms Posr

AnnOusceneats
Genuine Johann Has Malt Extract has rrnstars
and MorlZ Eisner neck Dottla Isdorssiy
all Physicians, general debility Beware Of Limitations
ROUGH on TGOTHACHE"-As for il. In
slant relief. quick ljc Druggists
Trough on Dentist Tooth Powder. Try II. l5c
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1l4Lexingto1-ave., between 10Th sli 3)skyN
EouIs, TO l. tDI Diseases u IN. Nsrvau3sySsba
Gentle. Urinary OrgGn4 Iaootsnce ais.rflsr
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-A fair held on the grounds of General
James II. Bauvelt last week realized $37 for IHE
TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The steamer Thomas Hunt, of the North shore
Perry, yesterday began making daily trips between
Staten Island and Bay Ridge.
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lint tbev were unable to furnish any definite state
ment Of the damage done or the reason why me
vessel went on the rocks About one year ago
Washington. of the same line struck on tbs snot
spot Before that ship was burned neai ,io ,T,Ci
~. Phelps thought the vessel might nave s'i"'A
some of the wreckage Of the burned ship.
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HARIYK INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAVAr
sunr.s. 50. - dSo- ri1o' 9l4 ie'a,athdh IL
HIgH WATER IO-DhL
A s,pdv HsoL OJ2 GOV. I,anL 1908 Hell 1tth lliof
Pm ssndy hosk. v0li GOV. IsAnd 10 AZ MOL data -
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for private occupation. Canals will be built TO
connect the bay and tho Dean. so as to bring iacl
ties for boating and fishing TO the doors OF every
cottacer These will lie provided with flood gates
go that at high tide fresh supply of water. can he
secured. Applications have already been received
for twenty cottages.
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ar sAGE Nnr rn GIYE rT BUeMEss.

The goss. ps of Wall Street have amused Their idle
hours OF late by report, that Russell Sage was much
broken down in health and Lad been compelled 10
take a rest preliminary to withdrawing from active
business 1hosc took shape yesterday in Tic It@cs,
Lut were denied officially. Nh Sage left the city a
week ago yesterday for Quog9e J.. l. Were he VIII
vnrn ONT and harassod by the excitement which
every o1c connected with Wall Suoct has gone
through in the last month but his friends deny that
he coItemplatas more than "a temporary rest from
business cares ". l.. ConnOr SAID YESTERDAY
Mr. Sage is not insane or broken down IN health
or bankrupt If Wall Street keeps on with ITS stores
vacation out of town"
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A JOURNALIST EXPELLED FROM MEAlCo'
MIR. sANyALLEs TREATMENT FOR CRlTlClsiNG lhh
nnNnRNMENr.


GovrRNMENr.
pior,e Marc Sonvalle. tho Editor of tho newspa-
nor T,ot II Mon published in the city OF MeNlcu'
Was n passenger on the steamer Clty OF "ahsJ
ton. of the Alexandra Line when ,g"t snn.
Ler mic, nj o'clock Yesterday afternoon. NJ, nhl-
vale Ind LITTLE haggags for the customs oihcetS "
eVau,iue a big sonbreIO aud rusty salo,e'
comprising IT, lIo ~ arge-boned man ~ ."em,S .
five wear, with pleasant gray eyes, niIsnt i u
tnrbc and a complexion tanned by we Mchlctn
s"n lie il "A Frcnchman who SPEAKS
Fnglish with difficulty. NJ. Sanvalo was e1peieu
from Mexico ms n pcrncious foreigner. a iWn, VI
rcnorter vs. no met him the e. asked nm 10 eh-
ploin his differences with the Mexican uoNelh-
mcnt lie said
sou,c time ago the Government secured loan .o "i
$50 ,0OO from reneh SYNDICATE ny mVnS ~
he loan mo Nntunni Bank Of the CITY of Mexi'o ga
ynuecd the Government money III lne raIe -, g., ossi
M public dors not know. There not
cent in the treasury. wrote articles IN, IN W. wy
papot- which s labor pAprI-cahE urnn the Govern
n,'ut to account for the money rocoyed from T., INC
Nauonei upuk these mtcles were lMbl3h'l o' 'une
Won ,pil ihcri-carc Ia my office aud said nns Fn win
tt,m f1cy ooA mo 10 tho Guy barracks whet e. ioi
ihat nisht wac placed on hoard ~ - tialh ail
Es0ici 90 NciA Cnt was, PLACED y,
goadn5mo fo ono s, 10 tho fortress pt ne i9g 's. ~
n,,i,.af wal, H. iibrtipt ant tept raseecl ne 10
oleos June go when We placed "n noa'd W" wy VI
Washington iua, Hh sh- uH7 about 4" H'lh
hiu thry pni Your ttci H., a., ma,
No They nlt the csmHlh was tih'r" it'"i ue e~
country na gave me military panai.ii, ,sp.a'n Wy =
unds refused ca recognize nay passport ad mhuo ~" P"J
NV fare. mat vas hdri,
snal romah III Tho United states un'il after the cleo
tons
iWeut 10 Mexi,o year ANA half ago to he editor OF
nut dUnio,L My home is IN lla're am not mar
red
Here the expelled journalist picked up his rusty
sa,ehel and sombrcfo, and started for the College
! Place Hotel, where he Wall stay