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BROTHER PARsHLE1 JUSTIFIED
Thanked fer his Righteous Zeal In the Pres.
ecutIsn Of fnstor Mullen.

Anehkso hor lis A1ghteSus Zeal In the FrOs.
ecutlsn OF Pastor MiIlen.
Att meeting OF tho official Board Of the
Washington Street Methodist Church In Brook
Ign last evening resolutions were adopted re-
scinding several resolutions passed at the last
meeting OF tho Board relative to the trial and
suspension Of ex-Pastor Charles W. Millen for
immortality. and opposing the application made
by Brother Parshley to the Methodist public
Tor financial aid In meeting the expenses In
Cured by him In proving the charge and secur-
Ing q conviction.
It was also resolved. that Brother Parshley
acted In the interest OF the church, and was
en- entitled tied e tn: praise Of all lovers q purity for
Ministerial and lay brethren were recon-
mended to contribute to tho expense OF the
prosecution In the trial.
The Board also rescinded a resolution passed
on Feb. 6 recommending that the parsonage be
rented. and that the authorities OF the church
be requested to appoint IN unmarried man as
the Presiding Elder, the Rev. b. NJ. Adams, be
requested to use. his influence to secure the
appointment Of tho present pastor. tho Rev. +,
Brown. for the coming year.
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Why Hs sacrInr.d il,. Heard.
From ne Philadelphia Pytss.

why did you sacrifice your beard ?"
asked Q young club man Yesterday OF a friend
Thoso h1noymoop was barely over: On the
The new boarder In my iandladys establish
ment has 3 precocious infant who Is Just begin
nink to talk. The bsby's father, being a travel
never seen him. but. he's alleged to resemble
me. Vel. the first day, that precocious infant
ss5,e eyes fa On ms at the 6oardbtng house dinner
tones, and its mother blushsd and the other
boaiiers snicksret., II insisted upon calling
impatient. and said: Joe. i really think IT'S
how: this isn't pleesant.' That u the real rea-
eludsd. and NOW the ipfsnt eases 81 me NTH .
vacant stare. and simply calls me mani"
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A Lawsuit Over Fsrty.nve Cents.

KINGSTON, March 5.-A lawsuit over forty
five cents between two well-known business
firms OF this city has Just come up before JUS
tice Cyrcnius I. Brill. The parties to the action
are Swart & Contant, caterers. and Dewitt &
Gillespie. Wholesale and retail grocers. The
plaintiffs claimed that tho amount was due for
goods. wares. and merchandise. Ex-Judge s.
I. Hull appeared for the plaintiffs and Alder
man William d. Brinnier for the defendants.
The latter put in as his answer that since tho
indebtedness was contracted the firm Of Swart
sent. ali clnims being assigned 10 j. o. Bwart,
in whose name the action should have boon
brought; also that . tender Of the amount due
had been made. The plaintiff being thus con-
fronted. paid the costs. amounting to 81. 25. out
OF which the defendants paid tho ,forty-hve
cents TO avoid further Litigation; Each side had
Gillespie was one OF the defendants.
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A Successful Cooperative F.r.,



In February, last year, the local co6pera-
tive society at Aspatria, Cumbsrland. entered
on the occupation Of q farm OF ffty-two acres.
0 I this, thirty-two and q half acres are pasture.
S T OF the rest, fourteen acres are fallow.
issued. aAd shows the remarkable result Of a
net profit o., f4l. Not that the society gets its
iand iSr nothing, as the rent amounts to about
It has bought $3.50 worth and sold s1,20O worth
Of cattle, corn. DC. and the close OF ths, year
These figures are all certified by the valua-
ton OF two well-known local agriculturists.
cultivation OF the farm are highly satisfactory
and the land has been managed In accordance
with the rules of good husbandry-the hay and
~turnips especially are y heavy crop even for a
good season-and the stock Is In good condi-
ton. healthy and thriving" The yaluators con-
clude, their report in these words: III all the
and In dreat, Britain was made to produce the
same proportionate amount, we might almost
be independent of foreigners" There must be
a Good many landlords vt the present time who
would llHo to number the Aspitrta Coopera-
tive society among their tenants.
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New OAoors sf the New Rschoile Yacht Club
Sixty members Of the New Rochelle Yacht
Club mot at the Hotel Brunswick last night
and elected their officers for 1883. John w.
Rough. one OF the House Committee. drew .
clever charcoal sketch Of tho club house ON
Echo Island and the club anchorage. which he
presented to Vice-Commodore George A. Bark
or. The treasurers books showed that during
tho year 1887 the club had paid OF 81 900 Of tho
standing debt Of IS, 1910, and that they . .
Oa Gsneiss Of P s79S c Tss sI. se she d gsns5adl fund Tor
tho third time, the entire ticket being unsni-
mously elected as follows: Councillors. Charles
sloop Spare Time; Rear-Commodors, z Ed.
yards Lewis; N: D.. sloop Amazon; seoEetary.
SSsn, drscis u M%sssurer, ascrEss Fostsr.
T1rHstsssMMWmm b.: Wilmssth John 8, SiSholiHs.
b. Acker. Jr.: John W. Rough. COMMITTEES
# Aa%issiGmf srian; 4. + +. F ES1;sv' Ia. Hf f.y
Committse-Waltsr Large. G.. H. Noxon, Olive N.
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BROOkLYN.

William @, Weaver = Republican bill clerk In the fsx
Collectors once, has resigned.
Peter Neefus. . Fia,bush farmer. Is foreman Of the
new Grand Jury sworn In Yesterday.
Since the sudden death o. his wife. a couple of months
iHtsihsai.t Church, la. been piostf.s.d. lie !. to s.Ss :
Sina .n g, ss sna ,o aas , SwS n s.ss .sn. lon their old suits be-
.,. tn h sf M .i Rs'. s syI ssi'sse asls sss G ps:;q. s 2; 'ds e Gu q,
has u been Put in eh.rs. y s aiesssl. Shureh. IN Fourth
avenue and Forty-second street Brooklyn.
Tho Rev. DR.. Chsuncoy y Brewster of Baltimore hns
scsSs sIpss an q the s.I i. 10 Inc " B Disi re. nee. o. G GsssS, s ,pns. X.
resignation OF the Rev. Dr. snive.y nearly q year ago
The certificate Of incor porstion Of the Nassau Trust
%Sompanyrs w wt 2 espi'tl ss1 Ss, q ;, !. .mn ~ " sMo
ONCE; It win transact a banking business In The East
for several years has resulted ~ . double parade on 81
patries,s Pay, is likely 70 De healed th,s ysst .sS op.
ures 10 Kettle the old quarrel and IL possible restore union
roads u: r sP|s,S q s ssa. ~ 81 2: e Of IL 4 "a p, sis.ss:a FL.
said that arrsnxemsn,. hsy. hen begun for he con.
Railroad Company.
e, y.s -four or T III. n was, o. z E ..lss'f !: ~: .sst? !s,sw os sss ia.:
G4.sss' Bay ar. sns nov T rnnrr a' Fssr.,l Th sSa are rax s"sa
PasSipghsim Rurie las acknowledged that he and lie
au..,. S,heT n R,i .SSais. Far farrsi o. s oonmit I'll RI Il, u .ssu' T.
Al THE meeting Of he Board q Aldermen YESTERDAY.
Co%missioner HTh".n1s carroll and sympathy I'D, 81.
family were passed Arrangements were also made 70
from st ia me Cathedral In Jay street Il viii be very
large. 4 police escort was rendered. but Il hss been de-
clined by the family.
The will OF George Frederick butcher or at C,.rmon,
avenue who died In tho Fiatbush Asylum. has been
offered for probate He leaves all his properiy 10 Ads.
ihids $ char,te9 n. niece Who he declares In tbe via.
has lived win him IKE q dApEhter; hes always cArod for
him than any OF his relatives The tests,or signs h!s
nam. butcher, but his rslAt!Soa ray bin real name was
Dutrh,
Al a to.nt meeting q: the Einvx County Democratic
CiNb and the Ems. County Democratic Hcn.ra! ON
S.i,,to Y Jeasrs@n sa! yssleraaN I..o!unen, a u:
aderesse. e~ulogstic OF him were made by judso AuEuS
tws Van 'Nyck. GenrRo ', Browor, Judge ThomA A.
States District Attorney wiiber, supervborstLarss
QuintAId. and othsrA
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sEyERxB VICTIMS OF THE ROW.
A eeea Deal or Misoeiia.ssus shootins Co.
ing Ga In Missouri.

sbs Ga In Missouri.
sPRMePIELD, Mo, March 5.-Georgc Mnd-
den. with other eub-contractors. has boon
building the Current River Branch Of the Gull
Railroad for McTiGh 4 Co. of Memphis, con-
tractors. The men said McTigh was slow In
paying them, and whom Mckee, q member Of
the firm, arrived at Van Buren,. Ark. no was
met by a dozen sub-contractors He refused to
pay them until he had soon the construct
ing enaineers estimate. and the mon
dragged him to the Court House yard,
where they prepared q moose. The rope was
sfI ls sss. S sss sie:dy. H s,f e ss Ss ssa sS;a dr "a
and his body. was limp. The e"i mon wanted
whisky poured into the almost pu,lseless man.
whom Mckee became conscious he was thor
cuGhly frightened. He got the money n paid
sn Ss %sn; immediately ,t.,t.a ,or Vino. n,
the way he met Sub.contrsctor George Mad.
row began n which Constable john BGcEsr
Rucker- Was badly battered. he went home and
got his Winchester, rife. Then he hid along
SIDE the road. which he knew Madden would
Madden s.riyed at The spot Just at dusk OF
out The pe.pis, they ioanas. Ms$d isn ,st Gss :
Two ugly bullet holes CAPPED from his face, and
the back Of his hoad had been blown 81. Nine
bullets had entered his body.
A mob was at once organized, and thew
started IN hot pursuit., Fuckers friends. how
themselves for tight. During the past two
days the county has been constantly Alarmed.
No one feels safo. The mob has not yet got
Rucker in Its clutches, but two Of his symps.
thizers have boon caught mapping and have
been .lynchcd. Several OF the mob have been
boon going on ever since.
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No Crime to Lose Msnsy.

On charge Of Philip s. Biglin Of Biglin Broth
ers' express MAY Hartman . driver. was a~rraiEnsd yes
terday before Recorder smyth. charged with stealing
$sl.45 which he had collected Hartman pleaded that
he had lost tho money. Biglin. tho complainant waa
requested by Recorder smyth to step to the desk, ana
this conversation ensued:
Recorder Smyth-Did tho defendant tall you that h
had lost the money!
NJ. BisIln-Hs did. on the day after he lost it
Recorder Smyth-And you believed him
Nj; BiSin.Yes; be started OF 70 raise the money. and
said he would work It out.
Recorder S~myth-You say you believed that no had
lost tho money. and yet afterward you swors that you
believed that he had stolen II. The Indictment will not
stand. 1t is dsmissed. and tho defendant 10 discharged.
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Missing.

John Stinson. 20 years old. a driver for Ben
nett 4 Co, tea dealers. left his homo at 1871 Cannon
street early last Thursday morning to get his horse and
wagon from the stables in Vanderbilt avenue. Brooklyn
but he did not 20 there. and has not been seen since. lie
bad S40er go Of bis employers money that he had col.
lected the day before.
Amo. Flshsr. aged IS. Of %s7 West Forty. fourth street
and Bridget Adamson, rs years old. OF 2S kasS Fifty.
sixth street. are reported missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-06
Mayer I.Atr~Le's Veto.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Mayor Latrobe to-
night sent to the City Council with his veto an
ordinance. recently passed. which gave tho
Council power to appoint directors in the Bal
timore and Chic Railroad without the nomlna.
70 have OOnsldsrabls political si~snincaSSo, and
strong prsssure was brought to bear to have Il
vstoed An effort 10 pass II over the veto was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-06

PARIS, March 5.-In the Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day q bill was laid on the table which
proposes to authorize tho Panama Canal Com
pany to issue a lottery loan Of "a. O0O. 900 franco.
The bill is supported b.. a number OF Deputies
OF different politics: The preamble urges the
means to continue the construction OF the
canal and prove the enterprise feasible. and
upon the ultimate prospects Of the canal, and
settle tho question one way or the other.
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Mem.rla, services. In Piym.uth Church.

Thursday next will be the first anniversary
OF Henry Ward Beechsr's death, and Plymouth Church
Is holding special services every evening Of the week
On Wednesday night Plymouth League win hold ma.
mortal SERVICES and on Thursday the entire society viii
grave OF Mt beseher. in Greenwood Csmetery, will be
assoIsten " committee OF ladies' on Thursday. and
Ida next week.
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WILMINGTON, Del, March 5.--wilming-
toms frat electric street railway was oponed
to public travel this morning. The line is one
and one-third mileslong, extending from Tenth
aad Market streets to Rivsrview Cemetery.
Cars are being run at twenty minute intervals
The road IL built on the SpraSue system. with
overhead wire ana travelling trolley, . new
feature being that the trolley runs on tho under
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wretched AIrs. KuIeen,

The attention OF Policeman Wohlebsn OF
Jersey was directed at a late hour on Sunday night to
1916 Wayne street The wife OF Jshn Killeen had given
birth to a child, and the policeman found her and the In
iant lying nearly frozen on the floor Of o cold room
without nourisnnent or attendance of any Kind. Mrs.
kllle-n said her husband Was drunk and had dragged
floor. killeen was arrested. and Poormaster Hewitt
took charge OF the woman and child.
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Louisa N. AIcslt Dyine.

BOSTON. March 5.-Louisa NJ. Alcott, the
well-knewn writer. lies dying. while her fathor's
body is being prepared for burial. For u long
Miss Alcott has been suffering from
nervous prostration. Last autumn ,she ap-
Dunreath place. at the Highlands. to reside
temporarily with pr. Rhoda A; Lawrencs. She
the LIST inst. and. incautiously leaving of her
fur cloak, caught a cold, which on Saturday
settled on the base Of tho brain and developed
spinal meninRitis.
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ObsequIes Of Gen Pae.,

As soon rs the United States steamship Pen
sacola Is ofhcislly designated as tho vessel to carry the
remains Of Gen. Paez to Venezuela arrangements will b.
made to remove the body from the Marble Cemstery
and lay It In state In tho City Hal. Saturday Is likely 70
DO nxed upon for the funeral parade. The Seventh HeH-
Hsnt Sessfans: WITH Sappas eand, ne oid Susrd' ths
fered their rsrvice. Yesterday and were nccepted BY the
COMMITTED. The officers OF the Eleventh Regiment have
also offered 10 act ~ guard in and about the City Hall.
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t. Inqulre Int. E.x,..a,. Ders.ee..

LONDON, March SIN the House Of Com
mons this evening Sir Walter B. Barttelot
Conservative moved the appointment OF a
Royal Commission to ascertain and report
upon the military measures necessary for the
protection OF the empire. Lord Charles Beres-
ford sppported the motion. Nj; ". n. Smith.
any course that would tend to deprive the Gov
ernment Of responsibility. but he was willing
to sanction an inquiry with reference to the
extent and adaptation OF the present system
Of the .country's. needs. On motion Of Lord
Randolph Churchill tho debate was adjourned,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-06
DR.. zALMAoE TO MISS INrHoxx.
He IL and he Always Has Been IN Eavsr II
Woman suffrage.

He Il and he Always Has Been n Favsr sf
Woman snHraxe.
The Rev. DR.. Talmage has written the fol-
lowing letter to Miss Susan B. Anthony. ths
President OF the International Council for
Women. which is to be held In Washington
this month:
DEAN Mus ANTHONY: Your letter received aad ! am
thankful for It. because 1t allows me tho opportunity Of
doing two things-send you hearty greeting fer all the
good you have done and are DOING. and also to say that
Notwithstanding anything you may have read to the
contrary. / am and always have been IN favor Of female
suffrage. I advocate In my pulpit ~ we'll ~ in private
the tryinE Of the experiment. although have net a.
much confidence .s many OF my FRIENDS in its power e
of tho United stAtes ought either to free women from
paying tax or else give them tho vote.
. Wish / could accept your invita aon to attend your
National Convention, and hear the great womanly
leaders but I must DO else where.
Nay You alyays dwell in the Light Yanrs.
BRooKLrS Asrch2 ,. I. De WIrr TALnAGl-
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Tweaty.f.ur.s.u- Bicycle K.ee.

PHILADELPHIA. March ga twenty-four-
hour bicycle race. limited to four hours a day.
began tonight at the Chestnut Street Rink.
The score at the close OF the first four hours
WAS: Croker. 6s miles IA laps; Knapp, SO miles
u laps; Ashinger. 81 miles II laps, Whitaker,
Dlngley, GG miles II laps; Mcdowell. "a miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-06

Judge McGown OF tho City Court has Issued
nm order for the examination. in supplementary pro
c~eedingh Of Ambrose II, Purdy. sx Assistant District
SStisirS Syi sssiIs, Them hsaEy PROVE So9ssr I Co
said yesterday that be hadn't tho money handy to pay
the bill but would settle when able.
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CORK, March 5.-The arrival of the body of
Stephen ]. Msany was witnessed by sc. 900 per-
sons. The casket was escorted through the
principal streets BY o torchlight procession.
Of the city and ali the prominent Fcnians and
member Of the National League took part.
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ROME, March Seen. San Mariana tele-
graphs that hundreds Of tho enemy have been
seen near the hot spring at Ailet. A body of
Abyssln1ans recently appeared at the wells at
Tatta, under tho guns. OF the Mlrgharita Fort,
water.
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Took /. Drink Of E-s.i~,us Fluid.

A little child OF Daniel Kennedy Of Garfield,
N. J. died on Friday. The undertaken left . bottle Of
embalminE fluid in . closet. Mr., Kennsdy's brother
Thomas came to the house late on Saturday night To
spend Sunday Before no won't TO bed he went 10 the
key no, q. usually stood by mistake he got hold Of the
He died on sunday. One Of the ingredients OF the mud
Ia urlnulG
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Another Champ,s. Heard From.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-.Sir. Seeing q
good deal Of paper talk of late about the coming sleep.
ing match, would like to say that as I Am the cham.
pi0n sleeper OF the west side. I would Ike 10 hear from
some o, he would.bs champions for any amount from
500 to Sl.nO man and money 10 be found at 2H3 Sew.
eDth avenue. cor ner OF Twenty sixth street
H. T. kAsEyAsG, Champion Sleeper OF the West Side.
NEW YORK, March 8,
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BoULIHGER TO HIS HRIENDA
He Bess Then In Future Not to Throw
Away Votes On HIN.

PARIS, March b--Gen. Boulanger has
written a letter to the Minister of War saying:
1T is my clear duty. from the position which
/ occupy and particularly owing to tho period
through which We are passing, to devote my
sslf exclusively to my military duties. have
the honor to ask you. with tho object OF pre-
venting the manifestations which have oc.
Cured from again being attempted, either 20
publish this or to authorize inc TO publish O
letter IN which l may bog my friends not to
waste their votes in attempting to elect mo to
a position which I cannot accept"
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Ice Yacht Race o. tho Hudson.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 5.-The ice yacht
race for the prize for frst-clsss yachts, given
by Judge Gilderslseve Of New York, for yachts
bslonEing to the Hudson River Ice. Yacht
ticipnted. The prize was won by the Northern
Light, owned by ]. O. Barron. The course was
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Tho Battle at suaki..

SUAKIM. March 5.-Rebel deserters assert
that the attack on Suakim yesterday was led
by Osman Dixma. and that the Ameer Of Fro
was killed In the fight.
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6sse Anbler's Husbsnd Run Over by q Train
STRArFoRD, March 5.-While returning
from Bridgeport In a carriage at 2 o'clock this
morning Norman Amber undertook to cross
the Consolidated Railroad track in front of an
approaching Express train. The horse was In
stantlv killed. tho carriage knocked into ap!in-
tors. and Amber had his skull crushed. and is
expected to die. He was tho husband OF Rose
Clark Amber. who was murdered here a few
y0RrS ago.
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PRINCE FERDLNAND,s THRONE

Lord Salisbury.
LONDON, March 5.-Count Herbert Bis
marck will have an interview with Lord Sails
bury tomorrow. and will urge him to give a
more favorable consideration to Russia's pro-
posais regarding Bulgaria. Count, Herbert is
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Accused or striking Me-. R.wl..

Mrs. Rowls OF 80 Grand street. Hoboken. ID
At the point Of death from injuries alleged to have been
inflicted by Adolph Decklow. y tenant In the zane
house. There wssA row between thu two families on
Sunday night and Decklow. II ia enid, struck Mrs RovLa
In the abdomen. As she 10 In n delicate condition the
rekted.
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SPARKS from 9HE TELEGRAPH.

Goorre Ciayes, member at thc Canadian Parliament
for Nissiequol died ~ Ottawa yesterday, aged 81 YeaVs.
j. W Mot ormick Of New Orleans has IN vented q ma.
,he present system and largely increase the eusptty Of
perfectly By stool brushes, leaving the lint a. clean a.
that from the Eiu.
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A Tornado ,n Louisiana.

GRAND CoTEAU. La, March 5.-About ten
miIcs west OF here n tornado yesterday uprooted trees
and swept houses from their foundations, completely
Destroying many OF them 4 chiid was. hurled beneath
o fallen chimney. TIE principal sufferers are small
farmers, who lost their dwellings and barns.
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Enperor wiIiIam's Illness.

BERLIN. March 5.-The Reichsanxeioer says
that Emperor William has only . slisht cold His ply.
sicians have advised him to keep his room.
Tho physicians prescribe for tho Emperor Infections
OF morphlne and rest In bed for . few days.
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Proposed Keespt,.. {. Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN.

Proposed Exception 70 Ar. Chanberlaiu.
BIRMINGHAM. March Sat a meeting held
here to-night, the Mayor presiding. it was de-
cided to give a public reception to Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain on his return from America. Mr..
Bright wrote approving the suggestion and
consratulating the country and. MIR. Chamber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-06
She Ts.k I.audanum in the Street.

bno IoeA A-Auoanum IN tho street.
pale young girl. with abundant brown hair.
blue eyes black yelled hat, = black tight jacket brown
skirt, and brown kid gloveA WAS found sitting on the
doors.ef q Q West Thirty fourth street. late i.st night
side her. Tho Now York Hospital took care OF hsr She
gave the name Minnie Gray. but said 1t was . fictitious
mama,
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RsumaaIA,s Ministrx.

B~ucHAnEsT, March 5.-M, Ghika will form a
Foreign Minister, II N. stourdEa persists in refusing to
take that post
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Mary And.rss. Tee III {. Act,

LONDON, March 6.-Mary Anderson. the ae-
tresa Is suffering from . severe cold. Tho Lyceum
Theatre. at which she Is performing Will consequently
be closed tonight
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A CIerrynsA's Sen and n BurgIar.
MILWAUKEE. March 5.-Par q. Campbell. son
of . clergyman at ST. Cloud. MINI was arrested here to-
night for burglary. lie Ia az years old, He entered .
room in q boarding herso and stole = variety OF articles,
which he pAwned He admits his guilt
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Republican state Committee.

The Republican State Committee has been
called to convene at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
Thursday. March IL. at noon.
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Tho Station Island Cricket and Base Ball Club
elocted these officers for the -snsuisR year:
President, william Krsbs; Vice President.
Directors. W. NJ. Donald. T. ii. .Outerbridee.
William II. Davidgo. D. n. Noryell. Il. W. .Slo-
cunl, Jr... II. +. Alexander, Il. p. G. Buoklin,
n. S. Walker. Jr.. and A. A. Gator.