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"ait upr ~ mo wife, "git up, and don't DO dirty


"aIs spF ssa mo wife, "git up and don't DO dirty
would you have me git me death Of cowld'" soz l.
"dhriving out the catp
otis not the cat" says she "tis too big for the cat
tits the dvil himself the Lord be good to us ken sware
to the horns" . .
PTS the div," SEE I, why don't you pray-thats
what You 20 to Mass for to learn your prayers HOW
could poor laborng like me be expected 10 dhr1ve
out the divilp
"You might think by this that Joking, but was
thrmbng like lafe and afther the first glimpse OF tne
spirit KEEP he'd undher the blankets, an so did the
Guild woman. Thin purtinded to go asleep but twas no
use. was awful scared"
you're a whte-liyered snipe" says the ould womani
"ef you won't got up and dhrye IL away. VIII you pass
me the holy watherp
"Thry prayer, first" SEE l. can If that don't do
any good. I'll get the holy wather for you; but where
is ltP
"On the window" SEE she.
Thin twill stay there Il "for II the divil should
nip me be the tut, who'd look out for you ana the
childerP
Wild that she got so mad that she jumped out OF bed
herself, gave q scream and then q sort ov laugn
"Bedad" SEE to mesclf under the blankets, - the
diy has got the oud woman at Lasts; but he'd hardly
the words out oy mouth whin she pulled back the
clothes and shontin Ate him. Beezebub," slung the
sperit into the bed wild me.
"Murtherin. murtherin, an what did you do, JimP
fell back stone dead" said Mr.. Sweeney, an whin
the 0ud woman brought me to, damned the stun out
Nv little Jimmy for DARN to keep his pet kid in the only
dacent room In the house"
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NEUS From TIE SUBURBS.
nptv po,eovrn nv C.YyED SALMON.

PROBABLY POISONED BY CANNED SALMON.
Little Danne King. age eight died suddenly NJ
the home OF his parents, In AmOsst.. Clifton. staten
Island Yesterday morning. Mrs. King, al the suggcs-
tion of her husband william King, had purchased can
of salmon for supper from the family grocer ana re-
marked as she helped her husband To some OF " on Mon
dav evening that she would not eat OF H. Denevng
that IL might contain something poisonous This caused
Mamie, one of the children To refuse To eat II, put
Dann- and his father ate of 1t freely just before MD
night Mr. King was seized with violent pains IN the
stomach accompanied by diarha and excessive yOmt
ing Early ia the morning the boy also eNlerlencen
severe pains Dr. John L. Feeney was called IN ana dld
all he could for the sufferers The fathers IRE ne sue
ceeed i'm saving but Danne died. Just previous to his
death his face black while his tongue rotruded
from his mouth. After death the face assumed us
natural color and the tongue resumed us proper posi-
ton. ....-e..
TO n reporter the heartbroken mother said. between
her sobs: before Danne died he inumDled snort
prayer and feebly calling his sister, said: Come
The angels Don't You them and with his little
finger pointing heavenward died" ,
DR. Feeney says that be believes that death was
caused by the poisonous effects OF the salmon but gives
his opinion without having made All autopsy Mr. King
seriously Ill and able to get about yesterday
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SALE OF rROr7IyG HORSES AND TEARLLNGS.
rvo tl,roo d,vs' comlination sale of tTOttlng

-
and coach horse, and thoroughbred yearling- oy tho
National Horse Exchange at Madison square oaIuch
bcpaD Vestertiny, and for that dav was devoted 20
troters and trotmg-bred stock Tho prices, WINE IN
no Instance particularly high, made g"ol average.
The frat animal in the sale excite animated Oddlnc
VA. Rosebcrry T.. Collins bought him for 500 lot
of unbroken colts disposed Of at prices ranging
from 500 to $500 each. Lady COnklinE thIrtccn-
yearold mare Ivy StrAhmore. with fOal by hcr ,de'
was sold for 1928. Tho four-y My Nlhcta
years-old mares by messenger Duroc. brought S'1o
each and Ephtnda siV-yeur-od by kcntucky ifnce,
was knocked down AZ $500. Maud J., by Daniel l. ~
bert sold for Si25. Happy Thought. thirteen-y.ar,
Old bay stallion by Happy Medium. with % record OF
o.oio was XIV run up 8 900 and knocked down
to ~ T. Dixon. Lottery siNyeaI-old geldng blohEht
$500 Jet BackwOul, by BlIckwo0d a seyen-yeaf-"l,
vas sold 20 " lllian Gray FOR $1,000 II was inc 0ny
bid. Wuurd H. a hlteenycar-old gcldlng' owned ny
A Bonner, was sold, to 20 10 Canada lor 1ll1o. ITO
has a record Of 222 and bought by T. Furic4l:
Daisy Eycbright brought 500 Daisy has fcc9Id OF
re,ufCtlXely.
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FIGHT BETWEEN GAS AND RAILROAD MEN.

A contest is in progress between the consnm-
era Gas COMPANY and the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey The Standard Oil Company has Transferred much
&c the Central 10 the Pennsylvania road.
The Consumers Gas Company has laid pipes in u great
many OF the streets OF Jersey City, and is almost ready
oil from the Standard Oh Company's works In Cayan
Point TO their works In Jersey City. Early Monday
morning gang abOrers tunneled under the Central
Railroad Companys tracks at Ciaremont
and made connection with the pipe
which had ealready been laid On either side.
When daylight disclosed the results Of tho nights work
car with a w-recking derrick sent to the and
the pipe was pulled up. The trench was hed up with
ashes and broken stone and strong guard WAS
placed that not disturbed. The guard
s there and the company has made 10 enort 10
replace the pipe The railroad company asserts that the
place where the pipe laid private property, while
The gas company holds that Is "a spubc thorOugfare
and that their permission to lay pipe does not specify
whether IL shall be gus oil pipe An appeal Will DO
IN ade TO the courts to settle the difficulty
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smy.A sentenced each to sixteen years in the State
.xorurp R,a SALE OF FnAYyELg.

Merchants from Maine to California ana !. ron pm
MICHIGAN TO Texas who had bid tho day before AZ .he
great flannel sale In Broadway attendeda similar sae
yesterday wilmerding Hoguet Cos auction rooms az
No 81 Whitest The annelswere disposed on oroer VI
Parker Wilder Co., Of No. 81 Leonardst Yesterday
sale Of larger proportions than @ LAY
amount realized aggregating moro than Sl,ooocoV in9
bidding was spirited, many brands were oyersoa anu
the prices were slightly better than on the previous
cents super A A. scarlet % 23nch plain Orange S
@. O.. IA cents. Talbot extra g. Diamond x; o1o
Royal blue marked q, 194 23Lnch plain blue mi1e mixed
w. NJ. cost tho purchaser 12ia cents wnile extra ,
White b. H. sold for 10 cents. and No. white for
25L Ashland printed hannels. Dlamohd 90 a.
let spots. marked j. 16is. Twiled blue ng
mixed L. A. b. sold for 1873 cents; Gocheco 10,
Xxx, 27ls; and Talbot X SO o., 81 cents Talbot
twilled A. A. brought 43t cents Stirling
stirling twed white triangle brand i4as Be ,yIrS
twilled scarlet marked c. A.. 152 cents; home tWueo
Diamond g. scarlet cost 81 Il twled scarlet b. u L.,
22l4; and Bevidcrc twillod H.. % cents.
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THE sPooK IN MR.. swEEYET's ROOM

The leading topic OF conversation III little
corner grocery Natomast yesterday afternoon was
the spuok that had appeared IN the bedroom OF one OF
tic Oldest residents OF that cosy street Mr. James
Sweeney, the gentleman who had the ghost, was
not retccnt In his description VI the appariton.
We not more than an hour asleep" said Mr..
Sweeney, whn tins Guild woman woke me up, aud tould
me there something in the room"
Faith. thin nice job she must have had wakin you
jim II you had your usual allowance OF beer" remarked
one OF Mr.. sweeneys neighbors.
Beer has nothing to do with IT,, said Mr.. Sweeney.
was cowd sober whin whit TO bed, an It's always
cowld sober I'd be, Tom Darcy, an waitn for you
10 hratc" This sally turned the laugh ON Mr. Darcy who
offered further interruptions to Mr. Sweeneys nara
tive. -,
"Git up. JIM" sez she, there's some wan In the
room" Tho lamp was 1T an when looked out, shnre
enough saw "a small black animal skipping across the
nure '1is only tho cat" /; an faith knew well
It wasn't tho cst - the dog ather, for that mather
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and ope Of the boats broken, The schooner lost
Ear howsprit and began to leak.

THE LYCEUM CoMPANY's DEBUT
Gustav Frohman's Lyceum Theatre school 81
Acting Company Will make 1ts nfss ap tran has
been engaged on the Hudson River road 10 prins
back to the city New-Yorkers VINO WISH W "i'ne0'
the representation.
ARREST OF LIFE CONVICT.
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court. Yesterday
Alexander Carr, a convict who escaped IRON th he
Prison last fall was remaIded. lie iiVeu Mi' i ro
mother at No 1886 West eoe Ba5coc and
struck him in the head with an lcc-aAo antnnced
effects of which Babcock died. carr was seh'0n0'U
to prison for life, but escaped.
DANGER OF A SIDE WALL FALLING. ~.
The foundations of n side wall of the house NO
20 East Houston-st. have been reuuIiU oeiiar on
fortnight by workmen who are Digging oTiai +on
the site of the old convent Duiu ths inmates of tho
house was caused yesterday by the sett,nS oi ond
foundations. The side wall began TO nuiee n mnp
several cracks appeared IN the Hoh' wall rr
was placed against the wall.
ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF HOMICIDE. .ho
Annie McCluskey who threw her chld gu. - .mo
window and caused its death, was acquitUcJ he
terday. in the Court Of General Sesso n insanity
charge of homicide on the ground OF ner lnsahlS
Mt the time the act was committed ohe llau ~. H.
Trained for several days before the Killing ioIn
use of lqour. to which she was accus1onen fr az
C;ildersleeve remanded her TO the lomDs ioi On
animation as to her present mental cohuitoh'
DISCUSSING SPELLING REFORM
committee of the New-fork branch Vi .,0
American Spelling REFORM AssOca'iIon IT, SoIIege
ing last evening in the library OF Coium9a Co,Gsu
at which Melvil Dewey presided ne otn 'ii .
present were c. w. Knudson. of South Norwalk !;
G. I. Sprague, f. A. Fernald and Mrs +; D. bur hs
A spelling code by which the freedmen may ~
taught to read easily and quickly, was dlscussou,
and report will be submitted to the society IN
New-Haven next month.
ARREST OF ITALIAN CONTRACTORS. "a,
Frank Marco and Tony Saugerella started WIN u
seventy Italian laborers yesterday, intending 10
90 TO Massachusetts, where the men would be puiI
to work In Hartford p J. Ferris, who TepresenteSa
and had en- gaoed Marco and Saugerea to secure the
men. demanded from these men the money pa,d oy
them 10 dcfray the expenses OF the trip oialeo
handed hun S23l whereupon Ferris disappeare9.
Marco and Saugerella finding themselves ana tnef
men victimized brought the men back TO tlls Guy,
and on their arrival here the sub-contIactors "olo
arrested, but paroled for examination.
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FOUR LAWYERS AND ONE WITNESS.
rro-,,,ovy IN THE KEEP LIBEL CAsE-MR'

MwILLIAMs on THE STAND.
Towvers Bookstaver and Goodwin on one
side and strahan and Allison the other fairly maS
Police Justice Germans mead SWIM hs yrsimnsry hear
Ing OF the case Of the Western Union Teegraphc Snr
Manhattan sand Missouri Pacific s.o ha' tSs Editor
P gf TIE "s41 Wat %sf'' py Il Daniel s4siIs;
Of the Manhattan Railway Company resumed the stanu
and Mr. strahan plunged boldly in to learn AL about to
eans y; nTrvjns at knowledge OF them The witness
stated that the OF income were the saie o.
Inc and saes-adyertsing in the cars the CARRYING
OF the United States mails, sometimes 'no Ioa ~ n The
and the interest current accounts ne sa,d on r~
subject of expenditures that employees received rso
amount and that information OF theso P,InS tho
golden - opportunity he had sought. saying Your
Honor enable me TO get nj TINS souyo VI 1880 nf ths
ask for that source the books and inc papers VI WV
MI Bookstaver was his feet rs hnrea , wai
spring OF steel and asserted that II Lawyer ou .ht
wanted books he should 80 to work properly 10 ge' ~
LAWYER Allison rushed in from the front row OF sea.s
and declared that lie would not rely on ILea adty
Wilams's memory lie wanted the books, anu pa ~
MIR Goodwin took the floor fly and insisted 1ni
the action was begun by the people and hat ine Pr
could not be compelled to carry tne ooohS crId i'm
Lawyer Allison thought that II the people Sou rt he
Treasurer McWilllams into court, they could iiit n
books Justice German. who had been waking pU1 law
forth like caged aud excited Hon. settcu lc oce
saving: know Of no power on the part Oh Po
mag-tr to compel the production OF DooAs III ''
OF this kind" -, 49,, ma
Mr.. Bookstaver with magnanlmous air, then pro
duced book containing statement OF the ngSIcs1o
come and xpendures OF the company forthe ph,t ye
and said that Lawyer srahan was welcome TO ~ l"fa
Strahan repealed the oner with peppeied scoIIl' 80
wanted only the original items composing INC ass 90
He didn't gct them lie cOnsocd himself ny soltIhs .
witness say that the road had received ulohey ~
tie sale OF bonds, but not recently. ana theh aShe
the road had not been large borrower. ~ ms Dcy
quite large borrower up to ihc period oUns "a read
replied the witness. who was finally Obliged 10 ,caa
aloud an article printed in The wal street Dtuy neTS
on May Z in which reference was made to the "ouiN
Sage-FIci clique 49,, .-o, n.bo
Mr. strahan ito wtness)-Who composed tine
cnquc"i F., .. 60 ,,o
Mr. McWilliams-I suppose that Il refers to 70 INC
gentlemen already named thcFe-Messrs OOulu' S'so
and Field. - =. 49,. ,.s,o ~,
After many questions In reference to the Issue q.
fre..=alrat htsi- 10y the Manhattan or we So"-AoiA
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LIVELY ANTICS OF AN INSANE GERMAN

A German pedler, whose name Is supposed TO
he Solomon Wauk was found violently insane
Hospital yesterday aud was taken TO the York
willie Police Court by two officers. On his way Wduk
overlook Italian yepdor, and kicked tray Of plaster
figures on the Italians head before the policemen had
idea OF Wauk's intention. EXAssstant Dlstrct-Attor-
ney OByrne mounted the steps OF the wtnes, stand in
cour just the unac was brought before the bar
Mr. OByrne's Prince Albert coat closely buttoned.
and he carried and his high hat. Wauk grabbed
the collar, and Roundsman Mudoon and two police
men grabbed the prisoner Five minutes consumed
I'm lively tussc, and Mr.. OByrne retired 10 make
inventory OF his losses They consisted mainly OF but
tons torn from his coat but his hat sadly needs blocking
and is several inches shorter than before It
scoped the battle. Walk sent TO the Commisso
ers OF Charities and Correction.
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NETWORK CITY.

nv the new Treasury regulations the Health
Officer of the Port is to decide whether imported
rags must be dsinfected.
John f. Scully of Hook and Ladder Company
No 10 was dismissed by the Fire Commissioners
yesterday on charge of intoxication.
John Brady, of No. .2O2 East Forty-secopd;st.,
had his skull fractured yesterday by faI whlie al
work at No. pa East Thirty -fourth-st.
An unknown man about thirty-fve years OF age
went into the lumber yard at No. Broome-st;
early yesterday and shot himself In the breast ana
died instantly.
Isabella Jablonsky, age seven. and her sister
Tecia age five. started from home at No73 Goerck-
ST. on Monday to attend school In East fourth-st.
and did not return.
Tn view OF n possible cholera epidemic in the city
this summer, the Board of Health decided at the
last meeting to distribute circular statlng what
disinfectants should be used and In what manner
A conference between the Dock and Health
Boards has resulted in an agreement to cooperate
in all matters relating to wharf property IN fur-
therance Of sanitary measures.
The regular concerts at Manhattan Beach viii
begin this afternoon. In the evening there will be
fireworks The railroad summer timetable will
also begin to-day.
The New-York Cab Company. which has estab,
lished cheap cab service at the Grand Central
Depot, will now meet all OF the Long Island Kali
road trains at Thirty-fourth-st ferry.
Samuel T. Banford was remanded IN the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday for falsely repre-
senting himself as detective ana LYLE W oo'ah
money from various large clothing houses.
The rev. henry Naricy, tne EhBii5n y" nsoiio,
will give Bible reading tomorrow, from IL TO
o'clock at the West Side Noon Day Business Mems
prayer-neeting. No. 2s1 Greenwcli-st.
Commissioner Squire yesterday discharged twenty
laborers who have been repairing the boulevard
from Ffty-nlnth-st. to scyentyninth-st The
work will be done by contract.
Mr.. wOLTMANs NEW PLACE.
Controller Loew yesterday appointed Henry
Woltman clerk of markets at salary OF $1,000
Louis Schoonmaker who has been clerk for several
years. is retained as assistant clerk at 81 800 Mr.
Woltman Is the TammanY leader Ia the XlIth Dis
trict.
COLLISION OFF SANDY HOOK.
The steam fishng-boat Annie Il. Gallup, Of St0n.
ington, ran into the Piiot-boat Charlotte Webb at
q. N. yesterday of Sandy Hook, and had her
amokepipe carried away, the dsck-house stove in
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SUPERINTENDENT MURRAY GETS 100 PER CENT

Office at Police Headquarters yesterday morning, no
found his desk large bouquet OF roses pnks lilies
and daisies attached to card bearing the words sue
TO tho Chief" He did not nger long to ENJOY tne
perfume OF the flowers or receive the % @
OF acquantances who present hutwent 10 the Cy
Hall where long examination by tho civil service
Board awaitingi him. The examination lasleu
nearly five hours. aud the superintendent filled up many
sheets OF legal cap paper with his answers TO inc qes
tons lie returned to Police Headquarters at p ~,
and about the same time Chief Clerk Kipp received
letter from Charles H. Woodman, secretary or the CV
Service Examining Board. stating that William Murray
has passed the examination with q mark OF 100 per
cent" Mr. Murray then took the oath or ONCE as
Superintendent OF Police One OF his first Official acts
send out n general alarm calling for meeting OF
the inspectors and captains In his nice at 10 O. m To-
day. IL his purpose, he said. to have plain talk
with them on general police business
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island races, sheepshead Bay, $50 p N
Annual Regatta of New-YOrk Yacht Club.
Union League Club meeting. evening
Trial trip OF the Dolphin at sea-
Ferdinand Wards case IN Court OF oyer ana lermi-
Ger. - =. a., $780, l,ua.r
Auction sale OF horses, Madison Square Garden.
Hoyt reference before Referee Green.
Buddensiek's trial, General Sessions.
Metropotan-St. Louis baseball Inatch POLO Grounus'
Lawn tennis tournament, HobOken, 3 r. III. o
Truman divorce case before Referee Thomas, 23o
D. IN. ,r.,..
Actors Fund Trustees, No. II Union Square, p m
Society of Medical Jurisprudence, No IL West Thirty
Keep libel suit, Jefferson Market Police Court 4p ~
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CORPORArORs OFAN EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
Thn Ernnrelicnl Alliance of the limited StateS

Inc ENNngtTICHI NIIIHHCC III IIC UHTICU NIHIV'
OF America has been Incorporated Its purpose IL to
further religious opinion with the intent To manifest
and strengthen Christian unity, aud TO promote c0ope
ration I'm Christian work without Interfering with tho
internal affairs Of denominations Tho cOrporatOrs
Philip schan. ). Irengns Prime, William l. Harris,
George r. Crooks A H. Butlinghan Samuel u. schche
lin John jay EuOch L. Fancher James NJ. King, william
r. Dodge, :. ID. Burchard, q. W. SAMSON Edward Col
cate John d. slayback, g. l.. Shearer, Jamos H. Chad
wick Ccphas Braiuerd. and Henry Is. Chapn. IL Is to
have forty The corporIor TO be managers
for the current In association with j. NJ Buckley
Morris X Jesup, X. s. Macarthur. C. r. Deems. X. H.
McKim, 4. A. Reed o. II. Tiffany, A. g. Wedeind,
Arthur Brooks, L. T. Chamberlain l.. II. Finch J. G.
Havemeyer. Merritt IIulburd. X. X. McBurney. John
Patton A. A. Reinke. William T. sabine q. A. stoddaId
and Roderick Terry.
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DISCUSSING THE HEAVY LOSSES BY FIRE.

companies met the hall OF the Board OF Underwriters
Yesterday and voted, under their charter continue
the fire for another two years Tho that
fire loss for May throughout the country was per
cent greater than the for the mouth curing the
last matter of private discussion among
some OF the members after the meeting had adjourned
agreed that something must lie done
the else the insurance wi
under IL the opinion apparently that tho rates OF
premium could not well be increased, business men
cannot afford pay more; and yet under Increasing
number OF fires the rates not high III 10 pay FOR
carving the risk, None Of the members appeared TO
be able to suggest a satisfactory remedy.
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ARRESTED roR SELLING SPOILED MEATS

Dr. Cyrus Edison. of the Sanitary Bureau, yes
tcrday reported Assistant SUPERINTENDENT James tha
he had cauaci the arrest OF Caesar Wall, proprietor OF
the decaesson store at No. 2i3 Bowery tor violations
OF the Sanitary Code Wall had sold spoiled canned
meats and other dccomposed articles OF food some OF
his stock -.- AID sent 10 tho oa dock recently
and he warned that he must not deal III such stun
On MONDAY Samuel Werner, Ono fOurh-aye, became
IN from eating preserved herIngs which he pr-
chased from Wall other cans OF the herring were pur-
chased by Samuel schlnnkowitz. Of No. II Sufolkst.,
and Henry scb. OF No. 40 Baltic-st, brooklyn, VINO
were unable TO eat the spoiled sh DR.. Edison purchased
can OF herring AT the store. and aferward arrested
Wall Tho prisoner wa. arraigned ut III" Jefferson Mar
kct Police Court and held Ia 800 bail FOR trial.
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Alta CKED BY TWO MEN IN CENTRAL PARK.
A ,Lo,-J,, Jro,,oJ ,oo,, ,,-bo oorriod n silver

n HUVWWJ IIIF0TEW HIdU " NO NUI % DIT
topped and. described himself as Charles B. NILS
artist OF No go Fifth-aye, appeared before Justice
Murray I'm the Yorkville Court yesterday 10 complain
against James McGerad, OF No. 1875 Thrdst, Broosyn
Mills said that he had been attacked on the east sde
OF the Mall In Central Park by two men, one OF who
grabbed him while the other tried to wrench MS Watcn
from hls pocket but only succeeded IN breaking the
chain. Finding that they could not rob him they ran
away but he the prisoner again and caused M. ar
made peculiar proposition To him and he went
with him To see what IL would lead TO and tnat Wheh
third person discovered them together Mills shouted
that the prisoner had tried to rob him. Justice Murray
held Mc(ierAll In s. 900 bail.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel.-Senator Warner EMILE. Miller,
of Herkmer n y Boyd Winchester, u Z. Minister TO
switSersnd and Henry W. oliver, ir.. OF Pttsbnrg
Gsy Mncon oi maE a ane
ii G. do Amaral valentc Brazilian Charge Anares "
Washington! eI-Governor Henry Lpptt. OF w hn1us
Island and Judge j. T. WelbOrne, OF Florida WINDSOR
Bofs-James j. Belden. Of Syracuse. see. Wesm'nStr
Hotel-Captain Henry Wilson, u g. Navy new, ioI"
Hoiei-Ex.C gresham ii. ID. Money OF MISSISSIPPI;
Thomas G.. Rapier OF New-0reans and state Engneer
T. sweet, of Albany. ST. James Hote-1euienanI W.
II. Schuetze u. s. Navy. ASOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
George L. Drew of Florida.