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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

10y WAsmv1rov. OF iooptn.. 1855
For MisiN.ippi Rain. followed by fair
wssxns< lrid1, murulnr COOLER uorthcrly winds
- - s'gh un COST. attending 10 the eastward.
rOr1 snuc.src Li3h, local Mains. followed by iair
te-;.gJ Friday. cooler nofihgfly winds
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She Had Cot nack.

Philadelphia Record
Blinks-llolio, Jinl,s, glad to see YOU Al
the club once more. Wife gone away chi
Jinks-No; she's got back. :
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AK cx.Icnnc,scan. Mr. John II. Bars.
Of Fort Wayne, Ind. beyond question
one Of the wcalthicst and largest
manufacturers In the world, has been
interviewed rs TO the effect the Mills
bill has had lpon the workingmcn Of that
city. aud Tor the second limcasto ihcciIccl
Il would likely have on manufacturers II Il
became a law. What no had 10 say In
answer 20 the questions put TO him W.
give nj length In another column From
this Il viii be seen how broad and liberal
hc Is by comparison with tho mas, Of the
iron aud steel manufacturers uf tho coun.
try. How intelligent be- Is rs to the DO.
momlising effect 81 q high tariff on bust.
moss, and 10 the sclli,hncS aud greed Of
tho cormornt monopolis;s ho makes
very evident A. 10 the views II the
workingmcn hc Is equally oSplici, aud
plain. ~ don't believe that herr, In Fort
Wayne" no say, "you will and ton per
cent Of tho wagc-rnncr, who arr afraid
to try the Mills bin, aud this is q lnn,,
manufacturing city, Thy uHioa,mi %,
N-a a. ~, hot hr tnd,Hry Of an olgosip
tariff 4 sisgIg ~ ma,ai &s pr1ds Of hs
manufacture, WHO ALWAYS GIFTS ms LABOR
oN rEEg rR,pE u,sls" What can
Blaine say in answer n this when be
speaks In ln,hana' I, completely contra.
diets his rcrcut'd statements ~ to the
allcgcd benefits Of high iadG to the wage.
carncn oi tho country, aud proves that
When he makes that statement, hc does
not know What be- Is talking about.
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points and remaining months points.
The Liverpool spot market remains steady.
demand fair, with futures quiet and
steady.
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Jos. n. Dcnck. Piano virtuoso.

Mr. Jos. II. Denck, u pianist Of eminent
rank In the musical world, and probably
without superior today in the United
States, gave a concert last night, at which,
owing 10 the unfayorablc weather, only u
small audience was present, but what II
lacked in numbers II made up in critical
judgment and hearty appreciation OF the
rare musical feast set before them by the
magic Of Mr.. Dcnck's art. II Is useless TO 60
into an elaborate description Of Mr. Denck's
performance; it Is enough to say that he fully
sustained his reputation. The following was
tho
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A Wicked city.
HanasCily sta

kansas city star
The fishing at Jefferson City Is 10 good
that there ia talk Of having only evening
services at tic churches in that place on
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TnAr is terrible hand.grcnalc Of a
message that Mr.. Powdcrly sends today
TO the Chicago strikers. 1t is equivalent
10 the passage Of a sentence Of death ON
the men who speculate In tho necessities
Of life, as we'll as on those TO whom the
working people believe they owe their
misiortuncs Mr. rovdcrly has hitherto
been a very conservative man, and has
counsclcd patience and long-sufcring
This message shows him 70 have greatly
changed, and TO be a. radical as tie yeries,
communist.
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dunno as you would call itexactly fam
lily tree, stranger, but two Of our folks hey
been strung up on that ere cottonwood
out wonder.
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TnR l'ov. DR.. raIi,,l, of TcNas Who was
noble volunteer in Memphis during the
epidemic Of 1878, says that safety lor the
South In the iu,urc lies In the enforcement
Of Natl onal quarantine "Il," 10 says,
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Tho Campaign ~ ON.

Tie colcus 4 fading
IN The painted butter tub.
Nonlef frdr irvsding
The lcafet OF tie shrub.
The psinocmif pafading.
And also tho Ktpab.
And the druinlsl On the street.
Yet niake. an awful uslsa 4iuhtuk
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STATE ELECTORAL TICEET.

ron CONGHESs-Tcnth District,
BON. JAMES PHKLAN. Of shady Comfy.
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rnyctic County.

For state SENATOR. II. DORrCH.
For Flumcr--C A. srAlNBACK.
For County Rcpr+cu'ltiyc-WILL r, SHELTON
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The state at IRrge-Alhcri s. Marks, OF franklin
Josiah Patterson, OF shelby.
Tir4t Distrlct-H j. Hughes, Of Claiborne.
Second DisriCt-GcOuc J., Voc, OF lcnerson
Third ni.trict-Wm. y, Murray, OF Warren.
Fourth Dlsuic-W NJ hammock Of TrouE lnlo
Ilfth Di,ttlCi-W. G. Houston, Of Cannon.
sixth pistriCt-Ell r. Morris of Davidson.
Seventh nlsirict-Fournoy Rivers OF Giles
Iilhlh psirCt-R T. Cole of Henry.
Ninth Diyitlut-Frank 7. bond, OF Haywood
tenth District Harry N, Hin, OF Shelby.
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Upton County

For i0tr Syuaint-l. II. DOlgrClL
Tor County Representatives.. G, MOORE, SR
For Flolter- JOHN X HEAD.
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THE COUNTY LEGIsiArIyE TIcRET


For the Stnte sonatc.
M CREWS WV. MCDOWELL.
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FOR PRrslDENT.

FOR vICE.PRESfDENT,
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of OHIO
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For Representatives.
" I. CLAPP. RICHARD ODLu'
RALpII DAVIS. A. RfNKEBT,
DIR GOODWIN.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
ppBERT l. TAYLOR. OF Cutcr County
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and as the repartcr caught side
glance at the precious document,
lie saw that the names were Robert s.
Rattan and MaidaL. White. The squire,
all dignity and impressiyeness, pulled
from his great coat a small volume OF the
special acts OF the last Legislature, in the
back Of which he had pasted the marriage
ceremony and read it with effective
solemnity. When he came to that point
where he was to say Mr.. Rattan, do you
young man Bantam" and the groom
if you please" The entire party giggled,
and the Squire, with "beg pardon, Mr..
Rattan" proceeded toa finish. Then kiss
participated in by all the company, except
the magistrate and the reporter, who were
barred. As the squire folded up the
license and was in the act of putting il in
his pocket the bride exclaimed: ooh, we
want that. I've got to have something to
show TO mamma. Good gracious, suppose
she was to come in now" She was as
sured that she could get a certificate by
calling at the 'squire's Office. Then 1t
was plain that il was runaway match.
The story as told by one OF the young
ladies present was like this MIR. Rattan
is a clerk in Battier's drug store on Beale
street; he and Miss White have long been
swcethear.s, and wanted 20 marry, but
Mrs. White would not consent TO the
union. A few weeks ago they fixed March
the 10Th as their wedding day, but the
mother was obdurate; and they determined
20 marry at any rate. II Is Mrs. i. w.
Duffy, sister of Mrs. White, who lives
at No. III, and TO her the young sister
confded her secret, and she was told that
she could be married here. The brides
family were busy moving into a new
house out on Vance street Yesterday, and,
taking advantage OF it, Miss Mazda and
her lover came here, sent for the squire
and you know the rest OF course, Mrs.
White win receive them with open arms,
now that they are one and inseparible. "
| So mote il be.
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John Manogue 10 Maggie Thinner, lot
20, block go, Williams subdivision, Fort
Pickering, Gholson street, 3Oxl50 feet, for
$500.
J.P. Jordan and wife to Virginia +.
Crews, LOTT, Looneys subdivision, Lauder
hale street, 50x160 feet, for 50, 900.
Il J. s. Wilkes to Gichrist 4 Martin, lots
B and 4, Pointers subdivision, Mississippi
avenue, 100 7-10x35l $40 feet and lllx3S
feet, for 1898.
l.. A. Bynum and wife TO VIM. West
brook, tract Of land in Eighth civil dis
trict, 40 acres for $500.
V. l.. Rogers and others TO S. w. Garri-
son, LOT on Bass avenue, 75x2l0 feet, for
$2,Sl2.5O.
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DEVOTED AND UNITED.
Happy Runaway Marriage Despite a
Mothers Objections.


Mothers Objections.
About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Squire John J. Barry received hasty
nhessage 10 come 10 No. III Linden street,
n once. 20 marry couple. The squire,
Though bachelor, takes deep interest
'in matrimonial matters, especially when Il
Is some other fellow who wishes 10 marry.
Being always neat and prim in attire he
had no further preliminarles TO rctard him
than the Harvesting Of his horso 10 the
buggy and In few minutes the ng stood
In front Of No. III, and he was ringing Tor
admitiance. He was wholly unacquainied
: Eith the occupants Of the neat frame resi-
tlcncc, but a tall, fair and blushing young
t.sl opened the dooy agd, greeting BIN by
name, invited him 10 enter. An ArrEAL
man having been invited 10 accompany the
magisierial dignitary, he too WAS In.
Guided In the welcome. broad
parlor door WIS flung open and
'the man OF the law" and the man
Al the pencil stood In the presence OF a
doren ladies, all Of them, save one, being
ooitc young, and every one Of them pretty
<nmqh and lastly dressed for bride.
Ept more than minute interviewed when
lie Young lady who had answered the
door.bell, stepped across the room 10 the
bldIne parlof door, and, half opening u,
I'D, 'fCome In, he Is here" A moment
&|ore, and the young couple entered.
Tho bride-to-be and Is was NJ charming
md rosy-check blonde, Of exquisite Torn
and face, NJ one could find In a day.
navel. She was half laughing TO hide hel
bushes, while the young man seemed n'
littc abashcd. With q nervous hand III
hmbled around In bis coat pocket ans
arew forth the license. Not until then die
ne squire know who he was going Il
marry. lie read the names hurricdly
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rho roulnurer Mater.

PARIS, March l9.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies, NJ. de Cassignac demanded per-
mission to question the government in
regard TO the case Of Gen. Boulanger.
Premier Tirard fixed the discussion for to-
morrow, because, he said, the government
had decided to adopt fresh measures in
the Boulanger matter.
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Creditor. viii lose Nothing.

INDIASAroLIs, Ind, March 20.-Andrew
retailer Of dry goods, made an
assignment today. Charles Mcguire was
appointed receiver, with d. 2. Erwin and
Nathan Morris rs sureties. Dickson's LA
bilities are stated at $4,000. Stock assets
are estimated at $40, 600 and some valuable
real estate. Creditors viii lose nothing.
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rnR rnorooRArnrRs Loosr.

The preliminary fight on the validity Of
the wriis OF attachment sued out by
number Of local creditors against the al
legged photographers, Lynch q Rice, who
did business at No. 39l Main street for
n while, came up yesterday afternoon.
There are a number Of attorneys In the
ensc, aud the legal points were vigorously
contested The court decided In favor Of
the plaintiffs. An appeal will be taken.
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Criminal Court.

The VIM. Easley perjury case, still on
trial, will be concluded today.
The following indictments were returned
today: Sam +. Read, jr., carrying pistol;
Sam 2. Read, jr., assault with intent to
commit murder; John Wright, attempt at
arson; Jennie Pugh, assault with intent to
kill; James Cregan, receiving stolen
property; George Taylor, vagrancy; Tom
Healey and Tom Comfy, attempt at lar
tceny; James Gossett, assault with intent
10 kill; George Taylor and John Harris, at
>tempt at larceny.
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Gen. CnmrcI sentenced.

PARIS, March 20-Gcn. Cafiarel and
Nine. Emousin were sentenced today fol
completely in the sale Of decorations. In
Gen. CalIarel's case extenuating circum
stances were found and the court only I'm
posed fine Of 5000 francs. Nine. Linn
ousin was sentenced 10 six months i'm
prisonment
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AUGHT IN THE COURTS.
Inn P. READ, JR., INDICTED ON
TWO SERIOUS COUNTS.
opinions by Chancellor Estes-Mar-
riage Licenses, Transfers of Realty
and other Doings in the Big Temple
The Magistrates.

At the ohancery court yesterday Judge
Estes delivered the following opinions
Smith VS.. Clark, motion to dissolve in
junction overruled; complainant may
amend prayer,
State vs.. Judah, rehearing overruled.
Court adjourned to Friday, March %,
which win be the last day Of the term.
All matters OF pressing nature for adju-
dication at this term must be presented on
fhat day.
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y. T.. q.

Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Etbio-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure in every case OF blind, bleed
ing, itching, internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Hester drug store, 2s3 Main street
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THE nAGIsTRATEs.
Squire Dnifenberg.

lie GOING TO MARRY lUM-lUM.
The anticipated breezy breach OF promise
case Instituted in this court several days
ngo by Lucy Young against Sunnie Dean,
which bid fair so stir colored society 10
its depths" collapsed yesterday. Both
parties were in court and Lucy stated that
Snnnie and che were TO be married this
time for certain, and she wanted TO with
draw the cruel suit. She was permitted
10 do 10 ON payment OF the accrued costs
S225. Arm in arm they left the court
room to be married.
TROUBLE IN A TENEMENT.
The old postofiice building, which is now
used as a tenement house, has long borne
tough reputation, and the present occu-
pants seem 10 have no intention OF letting
ID wane. Yesterday a Mrs. Hill, who has
tooms there, appeared in this court and
baked that the janitor be arrested and put
[undcr bond TO keep the peace. He had
cnsed nj aud threatened TO kill her. The
Warrant was issued. short time after
ward, n Mrs Ianentrec. who also has
rooms in the building, came before the
court aud asked for warrant against
Nader on the same charges. Mrs. Larren-
tree, Il seems, had also had a quarrel with
Mrs. Allen McCnwley, another roomer,
and a warran, TO compel her to keep the
peace was issued. When Ms. McCnw-
ley aud Nader appeared in court and fur
nished bond, the next step they took was
10 swear out warrant for the arrest OF
Mr. Larrentree, alleging the same oilense
she had them charged with. The feud be-
tween the parties is bitter one, and more
trouble Is expected. This janitor, Nader,
Is continually in trouble with some Of the
tenants.
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DO NOT forget to add TO your drinking
water, lemonade or soda ten drops Of
Angostura Bittes. II imparts delicious
flavor and prevents malaria and all sum
mer diseases. BE sure 10 yet the genuine
Angostura, manufactured only by Dr. j..
q. Is. Siegert x Sons.
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TVS well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonlcs and a
most perfect nervine, are found In Carriers
iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and complex
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Licensed 60 Wed.

VIM. Brown and Sara Burt (colored).
Jas. Douglass and Carrie Tucker (col-
ored).
T. II. Hill and Gallo Reed (colored)
Henry Johnson and Belle Cooper (col-
oredl -
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squire John .. harry.

Thomas Bibblc, colored, who stole a
suit OF clothes from Dave Sellers, was
given preliminary hearing In this court
Yesterday forenoon, and held 10 answer 10
The criminal court for larceny.
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'sqaire Fleming.
SHOULD M LAsnED WITH 1T.

SHOULD ne LAsHED WITH 1T.
The first and only complaint filed in this
court yesterday was that Of Willis Brown,
colored, for the arrest Of William Payne,
charging HIM with stealing wagon whip
Of the value Of -. Payne will be tried
ts.Iau
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run PARTNERSHIP OF jlNlN1. hi'yY..ai'
II NilllnFion, Tenn. was dit0iI. 'i i1. i''h
IVY w ''""'''' IL JrNNiSpa
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Bank OF commorse.

Mrnrus Trtf Nnrh "
The annual election Tor dir i0H 81 we il. ~.
will he held Il The banking boz oi I'hf'~'
April 70, rroA 49,,
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! Prrrl1 scientifically llirj. llnllord .
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shelby ClrcuIt Court.
Re-i.ter's 0nice.

a Minter Parker vs.. w. p. Wilson; jnfs
&ndered verdict for defendant
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
20 FEET FRONT on TIE TAeiiI0NAnLE
zoo part u Mississippi avenue including cot
tagc. AZ les than ta.0oo
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> At t2O.oo pcrioot
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roUsH-MAGNoIIA TREES. ETC 00S2sG
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T.:A.LRppiN. PRINCIPAL
N. 9. KERR

us,iBg puriascd the daiiy laflei Of ihs late
John eaylle. iro Main street. rflt' iuly intiie
my old aifsna. friends and thr puiii' rrncfliy :,
cnll whcu they will End Ihc most cho'e ~ ~
t,eafs eta
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STRAH0N,
THOMAS&ROGERS
No. 20 Madison Street.
A Special list OF Residences. Build
ing Lots. Business and Switch
Property. Mt very roason-
able Prices and Terms.

CONSULT YOUR own INTEREST AND INSPECT
fHElR LIST BEFORE PURCHASING
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nAnoAiNN loh eNi'h FNhNhAh~
OVTR "a nor cent Investment 80 feet trout on
Aver street. Including four houses for t,he cash
nsnis for ~ 10 pef mouth, AID room for four more
houses
AZ lots soid Yesterday -Four lots len on Trcsc'
want avenue. opposite nco track cnlraucc, eastern
terminus last bud Dummy
Two beautiful acrca on POPULAR boulevard, near
rrfldencc of N. q. pcarco Cheap.
Kast Bud Suburban lola Terms aud prio" 10
suit purchaser.
The evening world., 1888-09-13

So pretty was she. and such a love-sick
country gawk was l, that, instead of pinding
my work, as I ought to have been doing. 1
couldn't keep my eyes off her face, and the
result had been a slash with my knife that
cut my finger to the bone and spoiled Lisa's
ruler. that | was trying to shape down from
q piece of black walnut.
Well, the blood flowed pretty freely. and 1t
was time l did something besides standing
there staring at her like q great goose so l
took my handkerchief and tied up my finger
and went into the house, while Lisa walked
slowly home. half crying, I verify believe.
Well, that cut finger shaped my whole life.
and Lisa's, too and now we will see how
that was brought about.
In the first place. / had to have 1t sewed
ID, which made al awkward scar and then
1 discovered that 1 couldn't use it in 30 rough
q trade as mine, at least for a long time to
come; and so 1 was free to hang about the
The evening world., 1888-09-13

house and to do pretty much as l pleased.
What | did please was TO Set myself TO draw
ing and painting. vocations which ! had been
carrying on surreptitiously for a long time
already, and now came boldly out with, as
sorting. moreover that was going to become
a painter.
After a considerable amount of CORE
spondence terms were arranged with a dis
tinguished painter of the day, and the time
was fixed when / should become his pupil.
Besides the pa n which every lad has expe-
rlenced ON leaving his home and associations
for the first time, / had an additional pang in
my impending separation from Lisa.
The day before my departure | sought to
express TO her somewhat OF my sent ments in
nv own ride. uncultiyated way, and was not
long In discovering that I was not alone in
my regret.
:" And TO think. Charlie" said she. " that
am the cause Of it all, drives me almost
frantic. If it had not been for my u%nfortu-
nate request and tha' dreadful cut you might
have remained with me always"
The next morning, holding back the blind
ing tears as best | might, / left my happy
country home to enter upon my new life.
Last of all, as the omnibus that was to carry
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THIS MAGUIRE Is A BRUTE.
He Has ProbRbiy Murdered a Woman Who
Gave Ills Abused wife Protection.

He Has Probably Murdered a Woman Who
Gave Ills Abused wife Protection.
Roger Mcguire. ffty-two years old, Of 344
East Thirty second street, was committed by
Justice Patterson, in the Yorkville Police
Court, this morning to await the result of in
juries inflicted on Mrs. Ann Masterson, who
lives in the same house.
Mcguire Quarrelled with his wife and at
tempted to assault her with q club. She ran
down stars and took refuge in the apart
ments of Mrs. Mnsterson, who locked the
door against Mr.. Mcguire.
The iniurAted man forced his way into the
room and began an ,n~discriminnte assault on
all present. He dealt Mrs. Masterson n fear
full blow on the head, frHcturing the skull,
beat his wife al out the body and laid Mr..
Masterson's scalp open in several places.
The screams of the injured people attracted
Policeman Duncan, of the Twenty first Pre-
cinct, who disarmed Mcguire after a violent
struggle, and took him to the East Thirty
fifth street police station.
Mcguire is the man who two years
ago threw his wife out of a third story win
dow in n fit of drunken frenzy. She recov-
cred by n miracle and went back to live with
her husband, refusing to appear against him.