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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-The friends of Henry
Ahlbrandt. who for thirty years has kept q
cigar store on Third street, were surprised to-
day to hear that he had been leading double
life, and had attempted to settle his troubles
by shooting himself Though married man
with grown children. he maintained q separate
establishment In the Mclean building Dis
covery came on Friday morning. and he sat
down in his rooms In the Mclean building and
Ing where the dead body could Be found. The
physician came and found Ahlbrandt bleeding
to death from q bullet wound In the breast. His
wife was greatly shocked. and she could hardly
believe her husband 8 duplicity as he had not
been absent from home a single night In nine
teen years. Ahlbrandt will probably die
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ITEMS from BERLIN.
A Season OF Unusual Gayety Expected at
the Capital.

A Season OF Unusual Gayety Expected at
the Capital.
Copyright 1880, BY the Etw Pork A.octated PretL
BERLIN, Nov. 23-The members Of the
Coburg family who are related to Dom Pedro
met at Vienna yesterday to consider what
action they should take in the event OF the ap-
pearance OF symptoms Of a monarchist reac-
uon. kilograms from Lisbon were read at the
meeting expressing hope Of the restoration OF
the monarchy. The family feeling is in favor
OF an attempt to place Dom Pedros sailor
grandson, Prince Pedro. upon the throne. 1t
has been decided. however, to await the arrival
OF the exied Emperor
The German court will leave Potsdam on
Thursday and come to Berlin for the winter
season. which promises to be the most brilliant
ever known to the empire, and to make up for
the long succession OF periods OF mourning.
Numerous tetes will be given at the Schloss.
Household Minister Paesdorff has advised the
diplomatic corps OF the changes IN ceremonial
etiquette at court ordered by the Emperor.
preScrbsd for aHSS State SsraRs oeas pubsbed IN the
Diplomats are re requested H ii to "a adhere H to the
grand reception will Be held on the 18th prox.
and will be followed by a series Of banauets,
Emperor Williams visit to Darmstadt is
a1ed ,or the !e,, 9Th prox The EmperoE intends
the tS b the az fba OF for
The Emperor still wthholds his assent to
the betrothal OF his sister Margaret to the
CZarewitch. Prince Bismarck Is reported rs
approving the match. The Prinr ess herself is
willing since meeting her suitor at Athens.
The reluctance OF the Emperor is attributed to
the weak constitution Of the Czarewitch. The
fact that the Princess is Lutheran is no OBJ
stacle to the match as she Is ready to join the
Greek Orthodox Church.
Prince Bismarck is expected to take part in
the debate on the second reading OF the Social
list bill in the Reichstag on Tuesday.
mine near Reel ghaueen, Westphalia,
has been flooded. and 300 men have been i'm
recede there Is some hope that the men will 10
rescued.
Emperor William has authorized the estab-
lishment OF q lottery TO be managed by a syn
dicate. for the purpose OF raising the sum of
100000 marks to clear a site on which 10
erect monument to the late Emperor lillian.
The trial Of Express AGENTS Foolseh. Reich
ers SchreVer. Fischer. Becker and Hartrodt
and others, for shipping goods under false
declarations for the purpose OF securing rates
below the regular tariff. is in progress at
HamburR
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STEWARD cozEkNs kILLKD.
HIS Skull and Leg broken In the Freight
Elevator at the Gerlaah.

Elevator st the eerIaeh.
sylvanus T. Cozzens the steward Of the
Geriach apartment house at 55 West Twenty
seventh street, was so severely injured at the
hotel last evening that he died in the New York
Hospital few hours later. Mr.. Cozzens was q
brother OF the founder Of the famous Oozzen's
Hotel. near West Point. He was 65 years
old, and weighed nearly. 800 pounds. He got
into the freight elevator on the basement floor
and started to- ascend. His foot caught be-
tween tho bed Of the elevator and the second
floor, and he was thrown down 30 violently
that his left leg and his skull were fractured.
He was attended at the hospital by Surgeon
Hallock and died at $500 p. NJ. It is against
the rules Of the house to use the freight eleva-
tor rs passenger elevator.
Mr.. Cozzens had been steward Of the hotel
since its opening. His family. a wife and two
sons. live at 476 Dean street, Brooklyn.
1t was William B. Cozzens who opened Coz
zenss Hotel at West Point after ten years
proprietorship Of the American Hotel in this
city. He died In 1864. The family Is
famous one. Issachar Cozzens. another
brother, was a chemist and mineralo-
Rist and wrote geological history
OF New York Island. Their nephew, Frederick
swartwout CoZzens, was the lltterateur who
wrote the sparrowKrass papers. cousin
OF Frederick, william Cole Cozzens,
was President OF the Rhode Island Senate
and In March, 1862, became Acting Governor.
He was the head OF a dry goods house in New
port. A son of Frederick Swartwout Coszens
Is Frederick Schiller Cozzens, the marine artist.
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He Goes to the Reform School Instead of
West to Fight Indians.

GREENWICH Nov 29.-Edward E. Fox IA
years Of age. will not go West to fight the In
dians as he had planned He had made all
his arrangements with such purpose in view
by stealing $50 from Mrs. Thomas Fox. who
had the care OF him. With this money he
bought large revolver and plenty OF car
tridges, a suit of clothes. and other things. He
went down into a cellar to practice with his
pistol, where he was found and when asked
what he was up to. said he was about to start
West to fight the Indians. and was practising
for a good shot. He was told to como up stairs
He was taken before Judge Hoyt who decided
after he had inquired closely into the case, that
the State Reform School was the place for him.
He was taken there to-day. All this comes
from reading trashy literature.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-.It came to light
to-day that about the time that Charles B.
Wigton became treasurer Of the Glamorgan
Iron Company. which he has succeeded in
defrauding to the extent of many thousands
of dollars, he was plaintiff in a suit against
L. Kannewasser. one Of the best known gam
blers OF the city. to squeeze" out Of him
$4,000 he had lost at faro. Tho way
WiRtons forgeries are mounting up is
bewildering, to the Glamorgan stock
note OF $4,000, he said there were $4,000
Of other crooked notes out. since then he has
admit ed that the total is nearer 900. John
Il. Fell who discovered the forgery and ia the
prosecutor. said to-day that he had no doubt
that the spurious paper 6Hcy yet 70 mature would
In country banks In Altoona. Lewistown.
Bolinsgrove, and Bellefonte.
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JACKSON AND SMITH.
Local Account of the Last Great Meeting
OF White aud Black RuSiliats.

Efom ne London Teleordph
| At twenty minutes after ono this morning
| Jem Smith, the English champion. and Peter
| Jackson. the Australian boxer, met at the new
premises Of the Pelican Club in Gerard street.
| Soho, to decide their ten-round glove fight. In
view OF this meeting between an Englishman
and colonial man, 1t is Interesting to recall
the fact that Just about seven -eight years ago
| the famous and popular Tom Cribb defeated
America In the person OF O negro named Molly
| neux, who had come across the Atlantic with
The first battle was fought on Dec. 10. 1910.
at Copthall Commdp, Surrey, when the sable
, bis licking" q second encounter occurred at
Thistleton Gap, In Rutlandshire, on Sept 40.
R 6 isEsr e. the on so S
event Il was impossibe to obtain bed at any
price r. for twenty miles round the scsne chosen
on the event reached over q million Of money
back in his carriage. drawn % by four horSss Sk
through a tes
ceived as q Victorious General who brings the
Els IOn street wsSs SrS@%ea
With "a multitude n who kept t. up inosssanE @ cheer.
entsrtaned to great Sanqast a which 1oSIo Sse
men made spOeches IN his Rlorifcstion and
YE ennS. sGnss a h eFH Msi Ss Ts
was presented to him. linn ed lately afterWArd
another bananet was got up for him. and tho
was again allea to the brim. On the I'D Of the
cup the arms Of his native county Of Gloucester
were ongraven. and underneath was q shield,
tho four quarters Of which represented the
scene Of the battle. While the vol known line
cries cries Hold. sno1ahf" the legend. H ' 'n"' Nf''
p. S :Sd for or $ 5 soqSd
centre OF the arena each assumed confident air.
blow IN Sa T S
planting one two on Jem,S forehead The Ensiish
ponenI but In moment he succeeded In planting Soms
heavy BODY 6,ows ppon Jackson The par slosing
Ss:n S
Sot IL SOod hSndsf 90 The fsoe 1rsin he psii
when matters were beginning 70 bo somewhat lively
time called, and the combatants retired 20 their
sSg 5'tns5 hnvns G.p1d any SsSds@
RouaD %Xftsr the proper interval the second round
landed The rst blow on smith, face rspssnS the dose
again and again rather severely Every hit told, and
20 SS S 70 = % e eS Ss 1s
soon reGained his footinG and landed three or -four
smith. whose supporters appalled, to nnd him hug
IE the 50pS 1 e Suss firth ESS
few bicWS he CLOSED With Jacfson and amid Ssnto.
rian shouta Of warning deliberately Wresed with Jaok
SON, and ultimately threw him.
A scene OF tremendous uproar ensued. jack.
sons seconds claimed the fight on the foul.
declaring. - give the verdict 70
JacksonI'-an announcements which was re-
ceived with tremendous cheering and shouts
Of appreciation.
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SHOWING THE NEW cor.
Policeman Lee Gives Probationer Moran
Object Lesson in Ganga.


Object Lesson In Gangs.
Policeman Charles p. Lee Of the Madison
street squad was showing a now man how to
do it last night. The probationer was John
Moran and the two were patrolling the beat
which covers the corner Of Market and Cherry
streets.
Up to Q O'Clock Lee had no chance to instruct
his pupil by object lessons. but about that
time n gang OF Young fellows began making
the neiehborhood lurid with the aid Of rum.
Those who were known in tho party are
Patrick Barrett, David Barrett. and Dinsby
McCarty Lee chose Patrick Barrett for the
object of his lesson on How to arrest q drunk
On man."
Patrick's objections do not seem to have been
active but, the rest Of the gang pitched in for
rescue and threw bricks at the Polieen@en: en-
out. The fedgling policeman grabbed the
prisoner. but he had his hands full protecting
his teacher. and as the lesson had not got to
the point Of telling him what TO do In such cir
cumstances he let him go.
Lee was sent to Gouverneur Hospital to get
his head dressed. but his wound is not serious.
He lives at 314 East EiRhtieth street
The sun., 1889-11-24
KYLE,s STRANGE PRANK.
He Took q Girl IRON q DISorderly House
and sent Her 10 q Female Seminary.

He Took n Girl Tron q DIsorderly House
and Sent Her 10 Female Seminary.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ga morning news
paper publishes the story that Richard D. Kyle,
e-Presdent OF the Anderson Harris Car
riage Company of Elmwood. has embezzled
$4,000 of Tho company's funds. Members Of
the company say tonight that their loss will
be less than $1,000 They say that Kyle's
method was to steal money from the firm and
invest it In the company's stock In this way
he obtained about $4,000 worth OF stock. He
had. besides this. loaned the company 50, 500 in
cash. All this has been secured.
Kyle met o young girl. Inez Glodie in q
house OF doubtful reputation in this city
became infatuated with her, and sent her to
where she has been for moIe than a year. She
was sent away by the trustees Of the seminary,
wood The case has caused great excitement
in Oxford. KYLE has not yet beon arrested.
The sun., 1889-11-24
American Canoe Asooc,stioa.

Tho annual meeting OF the Executive Com.
mitteo of the American Canoe Association In sss-
sion all day in the parlors Of Twenty.
third street. Commodore Stanton presiding.
There were present Secretary Dunnoll MessrA Gage
Knappe. and Putnam. Eastern division; Huntington
and WardVelL Central division; BrokGw. Dorland
Havland, and Kitchel Atlantic division; with Nesarn
Oliver and GODDARD Of the Regatta Committee. vAuI
Whitlock Palmer, stophona Wilkn. and other
was decided that the annual meet OF 1880 ahould be
held at Jesfups Neck, near Greenport Long Island
Aug q to %. A number OF changes were made In the
sailing rules ana some IN the y-laWa
In the evening . dinner EiVOn1by the mOmbofs of
The Local eiHSs EoT York KniskSr61ohsr and Brook
After dinner the usual speeches and canOe Gongs
wound MP the evening,
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A Puzzle to Manhattan Hospital Doctor.

A policeman Of the West 152d street station
found in Tenth avenue on Friday afternoon q young
woman who had fallen and cut q slight cash in her
forehead above the right eye She was In stupor and
in her pocket was empty box labelled bromide Of
potassium. An ambulance took her to the Man
haitian Hospital. where she remains In .
nearly eomatoso state. The doctors are pushed
was Mary Murphy. and that her home was with ply
sican at 80 west 18th street. There IN no such
ber She had been feeling dizzy for dayA she
said, and the doctor recommended the bromide She
did not take enough TO hurt her The house surgeon
at loss to account for her condition unless she
was on the verge OF an acute mania he said that he
had discovered symptoms that indicated
meningitiR But they might be only transient The
patient Is about ~ years old and looGs As she might
be q
The sun., 1889-11-24
:Old People in Connecticut.

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 2s.-Oliver B. Sher-
wood born in Ridgeheld. Conn, on Nov. 20,
1899. celebrated his 10th birthday last night.
He has voted the Whig and Republican tickets
at every Presidential election since the days OF
John Quincy Adams; He is the father OF Dep
ep0 ne blds fair to live to see the century out
6eorge Blakeman, for the past thirty seven
Company. passed his ninetieth milestone a few
days ago. He has Just resigned hls place.
t9ellnR. ne says. the need Of little recreation.
proposes 70 enteE Into business Rllairs aRaln.
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Dsaaloek 10 North naLotu.

BISMARCK, Nov. 29.-The johnson forces were
broken tonight and the Legislature Is further fSm the
election of United States Senator than On the
nrst ballot johnson received 20 votes; ordwAy o; Nc
Cumber, o. Casey. 49, Walsh g. Harrison Allen q and
but on the third ballot Johnson,s vote fell to 49, Ord
way received 8, McCumber, .: Casey l2 Walsh. s;
Henry Lord 4; ProE sprague OF the GRAND Forks Uni
yerui!y .; harattA Dem.L l3 The Joint session then
dissolved and will meet again at noon Monday. No
one seems to have the best OF it. and all at work
RAniLnG their fore0A.
The sun., 1889-11-24
He as and She 10.

NEWARK. Nov. 23.-Ollver Drake. aged rs, was
married TO Ella Frsund AGED TO- on Thursday, In the
parsonage OF Dr. orootS (MsthodiSp church. Miss
Freund sang cOntrAlto in the choir OF DR.. Groot's
church and Mr.. Drake led tho choir Mr. Drake 10 one
OF tho weathes patent lawyers in the country Miss
Freund was friend OF Miss Drake Mr. brakes dAuRh.
Daughters but It is said the daughter very much
XeahInRIOn -
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Large Public Reauests.

PITTSBURGH Nov. 23.-The will OF John H..
shosnberEer, PitSburgh's iron MASTER who recently
died in New York provides among other large
for saOOo01 for . shoenbergsr memorial hospital to
occupy eight acres Of land next 10 the Allegheny
Cemetery $1,000 to the Protestant Episcopal diocese
Of Pittsburgh, and SlOouOJ TO Trinity Episcopal
Church or this city conditional upon the abolition OF
the pewientng system and the Institution Of morning
aud evening services daily
The sun., 1889-11-24
Passenger Cars Tslessopsd.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Nov. 29.-The
local passenger train on the LehiRh Valley
Railroad. while standing on the track here at
II o'clock tonight. being delayed by a freight
train. was run into by the cAnnon-bRil freight.
Both passenger, cars were telescoped. L. v.
Killed. The injured are John Van Horne Of
Bethlehem. hurt about the head Charles Nom
pemacher OF Hokondaqua, leg cut of. and un-
known woman injured about the head and
body. The cars were heated by steam. and did
not taxa flra
The sun., 1889-11-24
Partner Greer Dissatisfied.

Cornelius J. Cronin was appointed receiver
of the hrm OF VIM }. Greer Co, butchers, doing
business in Newark avenue Jersey City yesterday The
Application for the receiver made by Mr. Greer who
was dissatisfied with the way his partner Arthur L.
Richards of Newark conducted his part OF the business
The books OF the hrm have bsen examined by Lawyer
Babbitt counsel for the cred tors he said yeser
day that in eighteen or twenty instances he found
money collected by Mr. Richards accounted for
on the bookR and he was unable ito hnd what had be-
come OF IL The matter will come before Chancellor
hc0iu to morrow morning
The sun., 1889-11-24

A little dirty-faced italian lad hurried out OF
tho Fifth Avenue Theatre last night with overcoAt on
his arm. He was arrested. Pretty soon Francis N.
Harrison young man living At iso Noble street Brook
was John j. Much o22S West TWen street and
that he had found the the rail In the
bAcOny. In the prisoners possession bank book
ehoWng that he had dspotS amounting 70 $Lb0 In the
Union Dime Savings Bank
The sun., 1889-11-24
BROOKLYN.

Mary Murphy OF loS Summit street died yesterday of
the effects OF chloride OF potash taken In mistake for
medicine.
drowned man. about 10 years old, wearing q dark
Eaiscoat and light striped trouSerA was found in the
hArrowB yesterday. and taken TO the morEue
The sun., 1889-11-24
MrIDraLe e,s GANG DInner.

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-The fashion OF giving an
annual game dinner, which established by John b
Drake at the old fremont House years ago St kept up
The thirty fourth dinner took paes At the Grand Paehc
tonight aud hr brakes RueBts numbered disIin.
Enished men from other cies and WellknoWn society
people OF this city The decorations elaborate and
were unique Illustrations the sports OF the huntor
The sun., 1889-11-24
Eu.AIdernan Cleary,s Case.

BISoHAMToN. Nov 23.-The Hon. Ira Shaier
Of New York ia In this city today and MoudAy next
will appear At Circuit In motion to compel the pSople
to proceed with their against exAdeTmAn Thomas
CleAry OF New York indicted for bribery 10 allow
tue defendant to be discharged
The sun., 1889-11-24
The MOatreaI HeraIa Burned Out,

MONTREAL. Nov. 23-This evening q hre
started in the Herald Publishing COmpanys building
which resulted in Its complete internal Destruction
The lOsA will reach $1,000 This is the fourth time in
that the Herald Company has suffered
IRE During the nrs two nremen pRmed Bennett and
FOX tsd with ladder, and are IN critical condition.
The sun., 1889-11-24
Sir John Resigns the Presidency.

OTTAWA. Nov. 2a.-Sir John Macdonald
has resigned the Presidency Of the Council
Canals, and Hon. G. c. Colby, Deputy Speaker
OF the House OF Commons. has been chosen to
succeed him.
The sun., 1889-11-24
Robbery by a Masked Burglar.

While Mrs John Wood OF Rockville Centre
was preparing supper Friday night man wearing
mask entered the kitchen He locked the kitchen door
and proceeded rAnEAck the house He did not speak
TO Ara Wool attempt to modest her. After he had
secured about $3.50 which hTS Wood husband Intended
10 put In the bank the following day, he unlOcked
the door and disappeared In the darkness
The sun., 1889-11-24
stephens and solomon,s New opera.

LONDON. Nov. 23.-Stephens and Solo
mons comic orora. The Red Hussar," was
produced at the Lyric Theatre this evening
and met with good reception. The second
half OF the opera lacks dramatic interest. The
music is clever and tuneful.
The sun., 1889-11-24
To Suppress Po,ygamy In Canada.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 2s.-It Is said that Par
lament will be asked at the next session to
enact laws against polygAmy in order to cover
offences committed by the MormoAs Of the
Northwest Territory.
The sun., 1889-11-24
whipping Day In Delaware.

WILMINGTON Del. Nov. 23.-This was whip
ping day at tho Newcastle jalL and Sheriff Allen ap-
piled the cat" to three colored men and Que whta
all OF whom had been convicted of larceny Two re.
ceiyod nvo lAshes each and tho other lashes
each
The sun., 1889-11-24
Thrauhea by Two Women.

DALLAS. Col Nov. 29.-Last night E. c. Ban
croft editor of the W1tern Stpe while out walking
was stopped by two women. who with Winchesters in
thor hands compelled him 10 take OF his coat After
giving the man sound thrashng for slanderlng them
he was allowed TO depart
The sun., 1889-11-24

BERLIN. Nov. 23. DIR. Schweinfurth, the
from Emin PAsha dated Aug ~ in which Emin com.
plains OF impaired eyeSGhL
The sun., 1889-11-24
A Runoo Man Gets Eight Years.

PTTTsBURGH. Nov 23.-FrRnk A. AIdrich. con-
voted OF buneoing John X. Lennon, a welLknown
merchant OF this city, out Of $1,000 was to-day sen.
fenced TO eight years imprisonment in the Western
ponitSntArY 1900
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The st. Lawrence River Closed.

MONTREAL, Que. Nov. 29.-The season Of nav
iRRtion has closed the steamer L'Electrique having
sailed for Quebeos to-day and other being In
port, -
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COUNT
BY Judge Fullerton
Chapman aRt DAVIS Daniel O. Rollins
bs5eHn ba5rsHnsS sE. FL SaIS
Foote aGt Human. Theodore Miller.
Matter of Mcguire. ........... Thomas o; RambanE
nsissF ssF 81 81 E:ifSau';sin,S !fSsa !
Do@sste @ hS and S" T. N. Society ;''HH -'"n''n1'
BfGnn ss SsosG asn BLACK .x cas. Ward s0'"0F'h
BASSss 3. 4.s8. ssI Ss. T:p FGss0h FSs
Davies agt Bingham. Z. walker.
RSGas FsTaona az Tsss FhSofTT: Miller
hEt Young ...:......... Holman Miller.
UehlinGer aEt. uehnEer....s B. BrOWneI
BY PresIdInO Justice Van ByunL
salomon agt. salomon. C; II. Daniels.
Kies aXt- kiea. .AbrAm Killing.
by Nudge In9rdhdm-
Gsss.r at oi van zsud. - Bsokots se uS
BY Judge o. Brten.
CoHmtssionrrG
Matter SS:;DS SS:;Ss sss$:: /; Sss;s
By Judge B>dch
Shaw agt, welIman Samuel Rker.
SUPERIOR CoURL
By Judge Freedman
MOerI1 MOSTt az r. osEssi s,o,s S9tsssl
nv Judge Du9ro.
Adams agt, Undsrhill CtwO
cases; .i,c;...;::t:;:::. J. 2 Eesssndsn
COMMON
BV Judge BooEStdVer.
Van WAGNER aEt CArd.....C A Runt.
McCann agt Grozcky. y........J. g. Spencer.
bv Judge Ddiv.
Matter Of fHino.....,..........S. g. II. oliD.
m Judge Van HOssen.
Harrison aGt Harrison ......H. ". sacker.
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Disappearance OF 1Gan Owing $4,000.
NORWICH. Conn.,. Nov. 29.-D. W. Donald. tho
PROPRIETOR OF the Donald Produce Company left town
early this week and haS not returned AtAmeet.
ing Of his creditors to-day 1t nnounced that his
liabilities $50 600 and his assets nothinE
The sun., 1889-11-24
The List OF Referees.

These referees we're appointed In cases In
the State courts in this city last week;
SUPRKKE CoURr
The sun., 1889-11-24

- Apply a the once Of the Owner aAd BuIIdsT.
JOHN BUCK, lOoe 10Th between 8oth Aha eth IA
BROKERS NAhTRh