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Real Estate Matters.

R. o. Hoffman has sold for John +. Cook
and others a lot adjoining that purchased by
Mira. Chandler on the north side of X street,
near 10th, to Judge Andrew Wylie, who will
Immediately construct handsome residence
on the ground purchased
Della Chapel has bought for s1O.351 Os of
J. L. Mcfarland, subs 10 and 90, square $40,
fronting AZ feet on west side of 9Th street be-
tween Massachusetts avenue and L street north
west.
John Lynch has bought from Eliza Bingham
for 5000, sub 20, square 154 fronting So. 80
feet on street, between 18th street and New
Hampshire avenue.
Mary F. Henderson has bought for s5. 1856. SO
OF A. +. Fox ct al, part of Poor Toms Last
Shift, 80 II acres on east side of Daniels road.
w. Wall has bought Of d. Murray, for 81 800,
part 10, square 1913 feet II inches by 10 l0i
| feet, on street. between 18th and Goth (No.
1916 street,.
Eugenia A. Downing has bought for s.. 1000.
OF Robert Downing, part 10, Bales Purchase,
20 acres.
Thomas bowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday
at public sale the two-story frame house. No.
1922 street northwest, to Hugh Donohoo, for
S2,775.
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday
at public sale lot fronting &C feet on G street,
between 9th and It'll streets northeast to Sam'l
Bleber, Tor sixty cents per square foot.
Money Sewed Up In His Trousers Leg.
Harvey W. Rodgers Was the name given by an
old man arrested this morning as tramp,
when he was locked up in the ninth precinct
station. He had been arrested by Policeman
Flynn, who found him asleep on Kegans front
porch, at the corner of I'd and H streets north
east. TWAS a warm night and Rogers had no
shirt on. He had made pillow of his coat
Say there" said Policeman Flynn, wake up"
Rogers arose and went quietly to the station
with the officer. No one suspected that it was
worth while searching him. He certainly had
no money they thought, and he did not look like
man who carrieda gun, but Stationkeeper Rolffe
had to carry out the law. Pocket after pocket
was searched, but nothing was found until the
leg OF his trousers was touched, and the station
keeper heard the noise of something he
thought was money. To his surprise he found
| on examination quite lot of small coin sewed
money was counted out 1t was all in pennies
nickels, dimes. and quarters. There was in ali
sllS.72. Notwithstanding his wealth Rodgers
was placed in a cell and taken to the Police
Court this morning and charged with being a
vagarant The case was continued to hear
from Addison Day, at whose house Rodgers said
he lived.
TAKE THE B. AND o. FOR New YoRK-Fast
| express trains. Average time quicker than any
other. No transfers. Pullman's buffet parlor
cars on all day trains and Pullman's sleepers on
| night trains. Double track. Steel rails. Fine
equipment. Polite trainmen. Everything first
class. For time of trains see B. and o. time
table, this paper.-Advt
Ex-senator r. E. Withers, late United States
consul at Hong Hong, China, has arrived in
\ IVn NM -, .o.I -
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Amphion Wins the Great Jubilee Stakes.
LONDON, May l0.-To-day was the first day
Of the Kempton park spring meeting, which
continues tomorrow. The event Of to-day's
card was the race for the great jubilee stakes,
q handicap of 5000 guineas, for three-year-olds
and upwards; 200 sovereigns to the second
over the new course. Gen. Byrnes Amphion
won, Sereech Owl second and the Rejected
Bird third
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Ex-senator r. E. Withers, late United States
consul at Hong Hong, China, has arrived in
Lynchburg. There is said to be strong I'M
dercurrent in favor of his nomination as the
democratic candidate for governor of Virginia
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: w.
H. Yost ct al. to A. Behrend, lots 1876 to 1893,
Chichester; $4,000. d. Birtwell to Marietta L..
Williams, undivided half lots 20 and 20, SO. 5,
lexington; e.
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Connecticut,s Oleomargarine Bill.

HARTFORD. COM, May 10.-The Connecticut
Senate yesterday finally passed bill prohibit
ing the manufacture or sale Of oleomargarine
colored in imitation Of butter, and also prohib.
iting the sale Of imitation cheese. II now goes
70 the governor for approval.
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Meeting Her sister Made Her Crazy.
BLOOMINGTON, IL, May lo.-In the great
Chicago fire the father, mother, and sister of
Miss Elizabeth Hyde lost their lives. From
been q resident Of Bloomington for years. had
not seen her only living lister. Wednesday
her sister came to see her and she wac 20
affected By the meeting that she lost her mind
and became . ravtng maniac. She was adj
asylum.
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For ocher Tsleyropaic Nres Sc Pages and 9.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL last.on Maryland ava y. e., black and white -
with white ring srognd neck. enswerine % name ~
II QsT-oN WEDNESDAY. NAY q ETTHER A.
~ nnsontc Temple or on 9Th Ct. between p and n 4
small hoeary. Finder wsn Be suitably rsWardsd q
leaving 90 l540 oth u Ia
CTRAYKD or sToLEN-FRpM al 9Th 0T-
De- April 90. 4asti6 and Collie Puppys ysuou1sS.
III osT-YEsTERpAY,A BUNCH or KEYA VYTT
~ chain md nnan paddock attached fsn6sr vii
Generals once. Wsr Department. ny5-5f<s :
II oeT /. MONDAY EvENING, NAY q. coI =;
ssr ssss-s ~ s.s ~ = Isl ih se,n d..
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JOHN n YOUNG
Invites Carrin4e Buyers examine HIS irrRx etoc
New and second band Vehicles OF All styies a -
New Repository, 47s and 4S1 Q 81 n "
mh3o-3m Rear Of National Hotel
IyOR SALE THE -OTTO- GAS ENGINE kR
II Qures boiler; avoids all expensive attendancs-
loss OF time handling Of fuel send for clrcuis.
and price list u. BAILAUF. Agt 73l 7th ST ni3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TwO YOUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRE
w large airy room with board for not than CAS-
Per m2nth poTthwest part Of the city prcferrsd Ad
dress Box az, Star once. my1O-3ts
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wANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD BY THE WEEK FOR GEN.
Wv ueman wife two Shildrsn, and nurse. at Takoms
shady grounds desired; state terms P. o. Boz SCI.
Washington, d. O. mylo-:t
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WANTED CAN PAY ALL CASH FOB LOT 20
w feetor more front between 18th and 7th, and
1903 Pennsylvania avenue. Iny9-3t
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foh SALEgJUsI ARRIVED, -
consisting of heavy draft, driving coupe lev xall-
matched carriage teams and q good oadstars
Also received from Ken Ky carloads OF ettrs
good heavy, medium sized and small Mu q
he above stock will be sold or EXCHANGED Al reason
able prices.
All stock warranted sound. and must be rs repre-
JOSEPH BERGMANN, SIS IVES, p.l,,mors =,
Telephone Call 2ti-3 fnagS- R.lfi1uor. MI
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WANTED-.HOuSES


WANTED-MAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN
TO care for Furnished house for the summer; good
resersnces furnished Address r. W. A.. Star ofhce.
WANTnD-Lw0 LADIES WOULD LIKE THE
w use OF House for is care during the summer.
nsference siysn. Addres. USE. Star once my OCT
WANTED-br TWO YOUNG MEN WITH GOOD
~. reiersncSa hs gar 81 furnished house foe ths
samper. Address FURNITURE. Star once.
WANrxp-l Wish TO PURCHASE BRiCK
w house IN Georgetown st ward 20 cost about
$4,000: please state plumber Of roons location &c
and dimensions. Adassss A. D. star Once. my9 81
WANTED-To RENT A HOUSE OF Ef0HT TO
w ten rooms Gall taodera ifnprovsmentsD, east Of
term Of years.
Address, tays.es1 AB o. star ofaea
WANTEp-ro Buy DIRECT FRoM owNER,
w erict dwelling IN tbs nerthwssti Ell modern I'm.
bargain. II. B.. star Once. inys-3ss
WANTED-Fon oUsToMkns, A GOOD HOUSE
w Oh ABOUT eight rootna, well located and 1t fair
kEbFoRD W W. WALKER sp p6SS E Ssy 1aci,sa
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T,oR sALE-OvER 200 cARRIAGEs-NEw AND
IL second hand-from the best makers Landau
Coupes. Bropghams Yctoras. I-Carts. Village Cartx
wsgonettes and Light Coaches. Also, large line u
nne harness. Special prices 70 the trade
selling turnoutA viii md it 20 their advantage q cs
on me, facilities Tor the purchase sale OF
Horses Carriages. Harness. &C. are UNSURPASSED and
MY hiring. stabng and storage facilities are uns-
orsled by any establishment In this country VIM y
DowNEi. ld2o 90 R.w-. Aanufscturer's Agt
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FOR SAIL OR RENT-THE CAPITOL BRICK
yara1 Az Sanara Va his yard 10 supplied with
81 excellent oOhOrse boiler and engine. good lIs
ehinery and buildings; four good kiins; calacity
EfvOOV each; good dock and about so acres 81 su
per1or clay extraordinary Inducements Will l- ID
Tered TO responsible parties
y MFIIifII
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

The managers Of The Brooklyn and mon eleVseu
roads have posted notice to the brahemeh anu All
station and train employed ON thos" roads tole
them to provide themselves With the regulation UNI
form before tomorrow they Will not DO allowed 10
work for the company. Tho men object u INC To
Quircment on the ground that thrr pay Is not su'le
TO warrant the expense OF uniform, but The onIclai>
insist because their patrons complain that The men are
not neal and superintendent Martin says positively
that no man without uniform Will be permitted TO
10 TO work tomorrow.
The brooklyn Central Labor Union has launched
forth on a crusa dc against scaO>," and IS now en-
Gagged I'm rrurgan2iue unions and forming Others
to most important organization among The Ia'tcF
being the German shOcHah"ro' Union.
The 400 Inhabitants # the row Of tcncments III
North s4,ond-st, Williamsburg, known as " Iitlc
Italy will be ,po,,-s,cd OF their dwellings to-day
ON a warrant sworn out by the owner, Mr.. Drlah,
Lcl,r Justice, Nuser EUgic. The Italians rfG~ci 10
pay their rental, and many OF them moved away De
rau,c A. they said hey hal seen the ghost OF an
Italian who was murdered Ia one Of TIC houses few
weeks age
While trying TO escape from burning building at
No. I'll Flushing ave. Williamsburg, early yesterday
morning George Past a cripple thirty years Old, was
severely burned about tho head and body.
bishop Littlejohn administered the rite OF contrlna-
ton to cghtyone candidates at All saints Church last
evening. The candidates were presented by tho Kew
Melville Boyd, rector of the church
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WESTCUESTIR COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-COunty Treasurer CinmWcll
completed his quarterly financial report Yesterday q.
The receipts from all sources Wrr" %'@1,ii- 81
Disbursements, S4VTG 81. For the support oi
destitute CAi!dp,n SJ,JiJ - Wa~ expended. The
ir,,..!c cost the county over $lJOOU; tho courts,
- 7:}4 %; tic poor. ~ ,3G7 u.
PTRC HASE.-1hc tenth annvC -Sary OF the woman :
Christian 1rmIcrancc Union AID IL" dhn!N 'iNdI.
Of the Purchase Band Of Hoy" viii De held Ia fIcHGs
Meeting House to-day, at > o'clock.
MOI NT klsrO.-Thc Wrstc!! ',tcr County Teachers
Institute will meet in the opera House on Mon lay
next and hold ,OIs daily untl Thursday following
WAKEFIELD-Iibcral Subscriptions haVr been
ulcIc,d by residents Ui Oliuvlr ard Wahrhrid for
The obstruction Of foot bridge over the EruA River
at tho foot Of First-avr.
WIIIIAMSERIIGE.-A meeting Of tho Taxpayers
of mi, newly. organized vlaEr ha- been cd!i"l i"
this evening 10 vote on the question VI IlOpos@!
bonding OF the village. and eXprdlng th' pfuc'@i'
I'm improving tho condition Of the roads within The
village limits.
CITY I>LAND-A religious organization 10 be
,uov,r as The oxford League" subordinate To th,
Quarterly Conference Of the Methodist iIlscoPdi
Church has been formed at CITY Island, Win view
Of promoting plcty among III" young members ana
friends Of the church. The officers OF the league arr
The Rev. ". i. Estes, president Charles ". bcH'
yiCr. president: Norman K. Bcll treasurer.
sIiITB OAK.-Samucl Hall, young farmer, went
u a nrigLbOring town two weeks aSp On business.
When I,. came home the next molning his young
win an AT rctivr blonde, and h, Two httl" ch!dirn
were missing Since that time he has been ScarchinS
f,r them I'm yaT. lie believes his VII" has clUpr!
Win one Of her admirers. He Will take legal steps
~ recover lis children when he fiji them.
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v,PIors NEw-JEESEY TOWNS.

ELIZAEETH.-surGoon wilmer II'd-Non. Ut The
"a New-Jrr,,, Regiment. has been placed under A
resi- ly order Of Colonel Ropes. Oh a charge 81 r''-
duet unbccomIn. an officer. The colonel wao f. L""
In Texas is to be tried by JrsIAr court MARTA
He is charged with having written et'Ty which
Appeared in a Railway newspaper. AMI which MI
mated that tho 81 Regiment VS. haai'.4!'' "A"Af-
ra,,cd and that It, Colonel chiefly t" hI@lur.
Congressman John keau IT., La, oi'r! Z" take al
the Union County ruad Improvement bonds. hcaTiAs
L. per cent interest, a. suon as they arr Issued
They amount Ia $4,000. This city Is 10
have q new fire alarm Telegraph, at cost OF S1,olO
Twcnty-cight new boxes have arrived and viii be
placed in position next week. flrsI Lieu
tenant Charles D. Angus, for sixteen years mem
Der OF Company c. Phil Kearny Guaris, I'd New
Jersey Regiment, has forwarded his resignation to
Captain DeIIart. Lieutenant Angus retiree on &C
count OF his business interests.
RAHWAY.-The Railway Athletic Association Will
open It's new grounds In Millionaire. this afternoon.
The SaplctOns, OF SLapoton, :. L. will play against
the home team. . Councilman On Flo QsHpLb-
licau, of the Third Ward, who wa, reelected at the
recent charter election Is said by the CIV Clerk not 10
havo filed his oath Of Office within the prescribed tim"
ten days after notice OF election. III" Office IS, there
fore, vacant, aii viii he filed by the Common CUun-
ell, which has Democratic majority Of four.
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IERSEN CITY.

The Grand Jury of Hudson County has refused to
accept tho - day allowed them under law pa>sea
Dy the last Legislature. This will save the county
about 81 500.
state Controller Anderson yesterday paid 10 'ity
TREASURER Nugrnt $4,000 on account OF money duo
the city from railroad taxes.
The l4th Ohio Regiment which came 10 attenu IN"
Centennial IS still quart"rcd in the Eric Halfway depot
In the special train provided for It. The steamer
John Lennox was chartered yesterday and the soldiers
took a trip down the Bay, Intending 10 Visit 'ohey
Island. They will start for home this morning
The cty's income from all sources during tho last
week was $685. %.
Moses Hunter OF No. 1o8 Montgomcryst. made com
ulaInt 10 Justice Weed yesterday against the Union
Bcncdt League, broadway and fortcth-s|' NC"
York He SAYS he was induced last May 10 take Ou'
a Motley in the league and was u receive 80 week
Ir casc OF accident or sickness preventing him rom
working In August last no injured his foot with all
adze and was confined to his homo for TWO WcchN'
lie received no benefit money and has been unable to
find any officers OF the league.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THE CONFERENCE AT ORANGE.

Tho sessions OF tho Young Mons Christian Asso
citation seoretares' Conference In Orange yesterday
we're largely attended over 500 were In attendance
f. s. Goodman Of Cleveland, presided at the morning
session George s. Avery conducted interesting
Bible study. Il. NJ. Armstrong, OF Massachusetts.
read a paper on "what Methods Should BE Pursued
10 Give Permanently SolidIty and AggrcsSiveness to
state workf" paper by Robert Wedensah fol
lowed, " The Proposed County SECRETARY
In the afternoon II. VI. Clarke, OF Michigan, pre-
sided. "whst the Chief Hlndranccs in RallrOah
Work. and How Can They be Ovcrome" was tho
topic OF A. L. Taylor OF Philadelphia; The Most
Successful Methods Of Reaching GermsnSpcaAinS
Young Men" treated by Carl f. Wittwer' OF
Buffalo; Physical EXamlnatiOns-Their Necessity
Before and During Athletic and Gymnasium Work.
was discussed by George w. Eher, Of Detroit In
tho evening T. T. Horncy Of scranton Penn pTs'dSi,
The only topic discussed was How TO secure ue
Best Spiritual Results from our Physical ana lntei
leCtual Energies paper by Walter {. DOuHlaS, OF
Boston. An interesting question-draweA eAAselSe
closed the days work.
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FOR REFORM IN HUDSON COUNTY.

The Hudson County, n. j.. Frech0lder after
the indicIug Of several members OF the Board by the
Grand Jury, have been seized with spam OF ~
FORM and have determined to cut OIL number OF Sho
cures. A knotty problem had 10 be solved however,
for each member rrsout.ly refused to have his Own
appontees dismissed although willing ~ lop OH he
onlclal heads OF some other members Constituents
several caucuscs hold without avail. Tho press
ure for a change vas strong. howovcr, That at B
final caucus held yesterday IT decided to dismiss
all the employees, exclusive OF wadenS ana hoads Oh
sd1ptcd a resolution disInisSinS lO7 cnPioyes. tho
resolution 10 take effect May I. ON thal uN inc
u I'm bod another meeting and rrnsate such o.
The employees as thought necessary 10 40 the WORN
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THE PUBLIC WORHS CONlROVERSY.
BOTH SIDES RESTING on TuEIR AEMs-LMITt
ING TIE INJUNCTION.

BOTH SIDES RESTING on THEIR ARMS-LM1T-
ING TIE INJUNCTION.
Both sides to The Public Works department con
troversy rested Oh their arms ycsterday and no out
ward demonstrations were made except III tho matter
of the injunction which Commissioner ID. LOWOr
smith caused be served upon Commissioner thomas
b. GLruy. william II. Clark, Of Mr. GilruyS com
sell went before Judge TruaX and prevailed upon HIM
TO deiins tho kind OF interference which ME- ulry
was eujoincd from exercising respecting Mr.. SLitA.
Judge Truax Issued a supplementary order 10 th'
effect that the interference" referred u III the In
junction meant only violent and unlawful inter
fercncen As tho Judg; had previously STRICKEN out
c\ erything from the process except the prOhlDluVh
as 10 forcibIe entry and dotaaer, and interference
with Mr. smith In the discharge OF his official duties
the Tammany lawyers decided that there was So
little left for them contest that 1t would not DC
necessary to enter an appearance In tho Injunction
proceedings Monday.
They VIII probably allow the injunction. as 1t no"
stands, TO DO made permanent, as 1t Will not stand
I'm the way OF any oIdcr which Judge Barrett may
issue to tho Sheriff after hearing the case male re-
turnable before him on Monday mornln-~-ll which
Mr. Gi!roy is the plaintiff and Mr.. smith the DC
fcudaut A summary process IL cApttcl " iNShc
for the Imprisonment OF Mr.. smith aud The srlLlre
OF the records of the department by tue eheln Tor
the purpose OF turning them over TO Mr.. Clir"y;
No further movement Is expected until Tho cHA
proceedings Monday begin.
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FIRENEN To HAVE Il PARADE.
THEY COULD NOT LEAVE THEIR POSTS DURING
THE CELEBRATION.

THEY COULD NOT LEAVE THEIR POSTS DURING
THE CELEBRATION.
The city fremen could not 60 into tho Centennial
parade hoc al,c they could not be spared from heIr
posts but they going 10 have paraie-"r al
least part Of them areth5 afternoon, which VIII bo
IS Interesting a. any part Of the Centennial Sho"
\ brigade consistu; OF three barta!lons Of four en-
zines and one nook and ladder each fifteen COMPANIES
IN all will give an exhibition drill In irUnt VI hc
Everett HOUSE, IN Union square, beginning at p Ill
The Life saving Corps With life lines, scaling ladders
and other implements, will show how they rescue
people from burning buildings by scaling tho side
vi the Everest iluEN'.
The first rlIug the p.ocraInm" VIII DO inc
.lrr.eularion Of medals by Mayor Grant tn Len
MOTT Me Lal has been AWARDED 10 Lieutenant Samuel
EaDta Of Hook and Ladder Company. NO. 10, for the
wear 1857 aud to Captain William Gui'k Of Engine
tnmrauv No. 40, tur the year l5,5. The stephenson
Medal has been awarlrd To captain William McLauEA
I'm Of En.lno Company No ~ for the year 1881,
ut TO Captain Thomas A. henney. OF Eng ne Company
W 7 t,r the year l1--. +. W. S"a-rlNt Jr'. mas
a, 7 tu the department tho OF Tire part OF mo
friun SQUARE stand that used for the centennial
narades which fares she Everett House, for INC use
~ it, invited guests during 1e eNhoiuoh hHr
the dril and ceremony Of presenting Tho menAIs arc
uyry tho companies will mar DOWN Brod'i"ay, "
WaYerley Place 10 Fifth ave. and up TO twenty el1n
ST where tho column will be dismissed
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rv1GPaT1oy COMMISSIONERS KEPT BUSY.

FMIGR ALTON CDMMISSION Fms hEII it>i'
Tho Emigration Commissioners held busy nSetlrg
Yesterday and disposed of most Of the great uruIhc?
~ cases of people who have been detained at Cas"
Garden recently under the Alien paupcr and contract
Labor laws The cases OF the sixteen stowaWayS
who arrived on the steamer st. Romans were con-
sidcrcd The Commissioners decided 70 send The
stnwaways back. This sad news to them, for
they complained of harsh treatment by the captain
on the voyage here
The Board asked Mr.. Simpson, Superintendent OF
the Landing bureau, why he held thirty SIX ltai!ah
BOYS and four little iris from the same country Ia
detention while their relatives and friends WeTr
ClaUorLng at the gates OF Castle Garden u receive
them Mr.. Simpson said that he had reason u be
levo tho boys brought over hero by Italian
padroncs FOR the sole purpose Of making them earn
their own living the streets OF this city as boot
blacks Tie Commissioners permitted the landing OF
all the children. The Commissioners also acted
favorably on the Of many other detained immi
grants.
A pitiaLle case was that Of Mrs. GrOcndal a
Swedish woman, who permitted 10 land after
a prolonged detention. when sho landed here She
had an uncle 10 look after her. Since her detention
her uncle has gone West and the poor woman
does not know where he is and has no friends "
whom 10 go.
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NEWARK.

Tho German speaking new sdrrl"rs yesterday hIei
articles OF Incorporation Their object l. I" c'ta'Il'A
a hcadpuar1rrS for distributing the daily papers III
dependent Of the Newark News Company
Henry Eramly. a charcoal p"hlrr. was charged IN
Justice Ottu's court yesterday with deserving Ms vic
Anna who lives at No. % William - l'' was III
dIapont a hi. arrest saying that he was Justified III
h,nLop,ng If. wife shC had cooked feathers In the
liver She served to him to cat lie was no' crthe!eS'
held for trial
The High school Committee Of the Boad OF Ed
ucaton has fixed the dale Of the High Hchnol com
ucnccmcnt for Thursday, June IL. at the GI and opera
House.