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Almost Blind.

For years have been troubled with n
blood talnt that has bafled tho skill OF the
best physicians Of Ohio and Indiana; the
extent that was almost blind. / was then
induced to take a course OF Swlft's Specific
Is. S. 81 and am thankful to say that after
taking 4 few bottles ! was entirely cured
MY eyesight Is entirely restored, and my
years. and there Is no trace OF the disease
left. consider S. s. S. the best blood purl-
tier and general health tonic to-day on the
market"
OSCAR wILES. Huntingburg, Ind.
81 We have Book on Blood Poison which
all so afIlieted should have. We will mail 1t
free on application.
SWIFT SPEoIFIo 90. Atlanta, o.
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SCROFULA
S S S
ScrofuIa All His Life.

consider my cure by S. S. =. one Of the
most wonderful on record l had tho worst
type Of Scrofula from my infancy until I
was ~ years Of age, Ny whole young life
was embittercd and made miserable by the
loathsome disease not only suffered from
the Scrofula but vas so marked that was
ashamed to associate with and was avoided
by my playmates and fellow workmen.
tried every known patent medicine, and was
first and last attended by more than dozen
reputable physicians but In spite OF all tho
disease continued to grow worse. About
four years ago friend from Pittsburgh adj
vi-ed me to take S, s. s., which / did, and
after taking seven BOTTLES | was cured
sound and we'll The Old skin peeled OFF and
WAS replaced by new skin, az smooth and
free from bemlsh as any persons. | have
had no return or symptom Of the disease.
HENRY V. SMITH,
Belmont. W. We
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Through the careessness last night OF an employee OF
A. lIuptel Sons Brewery. on st. AIMS avenue, be.
tween John and I6is street Gus kellar Eaoon
damaged So OOu. and loss Of lfe narrowly es
capped. At about O'Clock one OF the brewery hands
went down into tho liquor store which adjoined tho
brewery lighted match in the cellar and came up
with some liquor The match probably set IRE to some
paper for about S:45 FIRE was discovered there The
fremen quickly put II out and went away soon after
ward some told Mr. ksllAr that they smelled
lie sent for a plumber, William Hartman and helper
Both into the cellar They hed lighted candle
near tho meter and an pioSiOn took place Tho lead
gas Pipe had been melted by The first ro letting tho
gas esCape. Harmans face and head burnett and
the building damaged from cellar to roof CeiinEs
walls and partitions were blown down and tho place
was wreckrd generally. Tho Ofice of BuptelH brew.
cry WAS also badly damaged.
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Tho first Of a series OF entertainments in honor OF
Bishop LouEhn, who will complete his Gftioth year as
a priest on Oct 10, given last night at the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, on Albany avenue. Brooklyn
Nearly 200 cergymen from tho Brooklyn diocese and
from this city and elsewhere and many woll.known
Brook Ign people were present
Tho exercises were under the direction OF Mother de
Shantel the superior Of tho asylum and stan OF
The cadet corps Of the insttutiO dressed in new uni
tnrmA met the Bishop on his arrival and escorted him
to the hall OF the asylum. which very rrettiiy
GRATED Later they gave an exhibition drill Tho pres
enaton OF play written for the BY Morris r.
Eagan and called Tho Bishop" another feature
OF inc entertainment incidents ia Bishop LouRhlins
career were introduced in the play.
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Tho Street Cleaning Departments experiment with
tho tncan system OF cleaning tho streets which has
been in operation this month the Broadway side OF
Madison square and in RAIL district about tho Produce
Exchange has been very successful far the quail
of tie work Is concerned tho department. officials
say but has proved more expensive than the binary
system. Exact figures will be made up next week.
There idea Of introducing the tin system gen
orally his wear but the department may try to get
ApprO pration big enough that purpose YEAR
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News OF tn. Local Strikes.

Tho worEmen engaged on new buildings at 12s,h
street and Seventh avenue struck yesterday morning
because the contractor employed nonunion painters
and paper hangers The strike asted Just thirty min.
utes at tho end Of which the mon were dis.
charged,
The helpers in tho Harlem branch of tho Knicker.
hook rr Co have all returned to work, tho companY
Acceding 10 their demand for 5" n week
The number OF striking clgarnakers was increased
YESTERDAY hy $50 men from Levy Bros 4 Co corner OF
Avenue and Thirteenth street and thirty men from
the Nickel In factory, A6' broadway
The HoSrt Of Walking DELEGATES decided last night to
call Peck Martin 20 and ask the TO employ
but union This firm has refused several times to
comply " it'll a similar request
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Deputy Attorney General Maynard came TO New York
yesterday with the papers in the case OF tile Manhattan
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. The Superintendent
Insurau ce has recommended thar he bring action
dissolve the cOmpanys charter and distribute Its
Chief Exam liner shannon supplementary report
TO Superintendent Maxwell shows that while the com
panys charter required It 20 have Board OF Directors
numbering fifteen a majority o. them residents OF this
STAG, ile company had only nine. only two OF whom
dents tor months The directors failed 20 meet
prescribed by the charter but left the aars of tho
pany be managed by an Executive Committee of
three consisting OF g. H. Spencer OF Minneapolis D. S,
wagner Uf New York city recently from Wisconsin,
aud J.. s. Wheeler of Saugatuck, Conn.
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Tho ballots cast for Mavor OF Jersey City in the
Eighth, Ninth Tenth Eleventh. and Twelfth precincts
of tho Horseshoe district tho April election were re-
counted before Supreme Court Commissioner Romano
yesterday. In tho Eighth contestant Perkins ostI In
the Ninth and Tenth he gained each In the Eleventh
Mayor Cleveland had been credited with 6s7 and
Perkins with only ~ The recount made q difference
of So in Perkins, favor Tho totals were: Cleveland
lost ..
Tho recount thus far reduces Mayor Clevelsnd'S ma
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Two Collectors In Essex County.

Essex county had tive collectors yesterday, Thomas
j. Regain the newly appointed Official having entered
tho Office and announced his readiness TO do business
while Collector Smith still held tho fort by virtue of tho
Veteran act. The consequence Of the squabbe is that
100000 OF county money locked up in seven banks in
Newark anu the cashiers will honor checks signed
by either collector until the matter is settled by the
court MEANWHILE, tho salaries OF court Officers and
rreholdrrs VIII remain unpaid II tho matter is not
settled by tomorrow. Sherih llino will advance money
have wait
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JeneraonInna Move.

Tho Jenersonian Association OF the Ninth district
moved with brass band last night from its old rooms
at Blocker and Morton streets to is AbnR-
don square, The entire ward more or less excited
and things didn't quiet down in tho house until
after midnight Tho Independent character Of the
fersonians was demonstrated by tho presence OF As
sembIyman John Connolly member OF the Tammany
General Committee Of the Ninsteenth district who
Cleland. and AssemblIman Martin OF the voorhis or
Ranization who also made speeches Tho association
was presented with handsome crRyon picture Of bra
hat Aca FrakIdant
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SOFIA. May 29.-Major Panitza. who. with a
number OF others. is on trial here on the
charge of conspiracy against the government
OF Bulgaria, spoke to-day in defence OF himself
and his alleged co-conspirators. He declared
that he had devoted his life to Bulgaria, and
said he would welcome death and even ig-
demanded the acquittal OF himself Capt
KoloUkoff OF the Russian army, and the others
charged with being implicated In the conspir-
acy He declared that the case of the prosecu-
ton had completely broken down. and that all
the accused should 10 Immediately released.
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Talks With Herbert B,smarek.

LONDON. May 30.-Paris papers report that
In a series Of alleged conversations with Count
Herbert Bismarck. the latter declared that he
and his father would return to office II asked;
that the real enemy OF Europe was Russia.
who was only friendly to France because 1t
suited her purpose. lie expressed surprise it
is said. that Frenchmen failed to appreciate
tho qualities OF M.M Carnot, dc Freycinet, and
nStn
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LONDON. May 9O.-The Tines's Lisbon CORE
spondent says that. at Secretary Blaine's sug-
gestion. England and the United States have
made proposal to Portugal for the settlement
OF The Delagoa Bay Railroad question by arbi-
trRtfnn.
bitrator. that England and the United States
conformity select another, and that Switzerland
act as umpire.
Mr.. Loring. the American mister to Por-
tugRl. will leave Lisbon tomorrow for New
York. on leave OF absence. Prior to his de-
parture he will have an audience with the King.
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Senator Stuhr's CommIttee Endorses A.
other Conteatnut.

Tho County Committee of the wing of the Hudson
county Democracy known as the JefraoniAn or orpo.
siton Democratic party held meeting last night the
first In several months William II. Stuhr tho new Sen
ator who got Senator McDonads in tho state Sen
ate President Of the committee and he preside at
the meeting Tho committee was III secret session
about three hours
one OF the resolutions adopted affirmed the commit
tees belief in tue conclusive character OF the
on which tho Senats seated steuer ami another offered
snS OF inc committee TO James Roche
TO his scat as Presiding Officer OF the Board Of Free
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Tenants Defence Fund.

DUBLIN. May 29.-In a letter to the Freemdn's
Journal Archbishop Walsh says that the Ten
ants Defence Fund now amounts to over &c.,
OOO Tho fund.- the archbishop declares. repre-
Sents an assertion of the most fundamental
principle OF Christian morality-that Is. that
the property OF the poorest tenant Is as sacred
as that Of the richest landlord.
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No Haste About ThI- Mans Trial.

Tho Grand Jury OF Kings county indicted Michael Xii.
dare month ago on charge OF picking ChSs. Lam
bricks pocket OF SIS while the latter was passenger
on q bridge train his way Brooklyn, when Kill
dare called trial before Judge Moore In Brook
lyn Wednesday Tho Judge said the prisoner should
10 put trial IN New York CITY,. Yesterday Kildare
was brought TO tho TOmhs by Policeman Cash OF the
bTidEe squad and was held for examination LAmbrick
nIed Ut 500 Kildare IL ~ years old and lAborer
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Ahu.s. of ParIs MutuaI..

PARIS. May ON. Constans. Minister of the
Interior, replying to NJ. Chuseret, said that the
abuses OF the Paris Mutual5 would be reme-
died by measures to regulate betting. The
revenue accrung to the Government would DO
utilized to assist the iund iOr aged WOrkmen.
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Dr. Ju..ln Has FaIth 10 H,s Dynamite Shell.

srRAcusy. May 2s.-Dr. Justin. tho inventor OF the
dynamite shell. was seen by THE Sun representative
onght at his houso. The Doctor 10 not all dishear
ened over the bursting of the big gun Perryvo the
other day. He said:
Il am preparing an article for the press which will
show from proofs In possession. that tho bursting
Of the rife was caused by tho gunpowder and BY
out on this point 20 to Boston this week to buy q
new gun and expect to have another experiment at
Porryvio within the neXt two months"
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Shot a Former Prize FIrht.-

DENVER May 2s-John P. Glow. expuEiSt and GAP
ret Hughes quArreIed in saloon this morning over
money mannerL Glow knocked Hughes down And tho
latter pulled revolver and hrsd ive tmes Thu Ia.,
shot took effect in CLOVIS groin Tho wound In thonTht
TO be fatal Hughes who is conneced with one OF The
most prominent families Of Colorado gave himIelf mn
and Ia now in jail ~
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Do You

Have that extreme tired feeling, lAnGuer. with
out appetite or strength. impaired digestion,
and general feeling OF misery 1t Is impossible
to describe1 Hoods SsrsapRrilla is a wonder
full medicine for creating an appetite promot.
ing digestion, and toning UP the whole system.
giving strength and activity in place OF weak
moss and debility. Be suro to get Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS.
Prepared by @. l. HOOD q CO., Lowell, MasS.
100 Doses One Dollar
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The Fire on tho RunIe.

LIVERPOOL. May 29.-Two thousand bags OF
sulphur. quantity OF drums OF caustic, and
number OF bales OF jute and rags were de-
stroyed by tho fire. yesterday on the White Star
sailed for New York to-day 1t is reported that
the fire Is still burning.
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Abandoned mt Gen.

LONDON, May 29,-The British bark Geo f.
Corbett. Capt. Mobiles, from st. John. n. b..
April for Dundalk. was abandoned on May %.
The crew were rescued with great difficulty by
the National line steamer Denmark: Capt. Rig
was waterlogged when she was abandoned.
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To Suppress Auarchisn.

LONDON, May 29.-The Governments OF
Europe are negotiation with view to com
mon action for the suppression Of anarchism.
Germany ia taking a leading part in the nego-
tiations. and the only obstccle encountered Is
political CYLINDERS.
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To Place The North n,ver Br,dre.

Mayor Grant has appointed Isdor strAus Commits.
soner 10 act with Andrew H. Green, Charles NJ. Vail,
and Z. X, Han in GInR a location for tho proposed
bridge across tho North River somewhere between
Tenth and lslst streets The charter of tho bridge,
which was granted by the last Legislature named the
three last gentlemen Commissioners and provided
for two more Commissioners 10 BIO named by the Mayor
and Gov. Hin.
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Murderer seheele Sentences.

BnIDcnroHr. May 2a-Jaeob schssla the Hsv
Canaan murderer found guilty by the ,luIy
yesterday. was brought before Judge Philps
to-day, and was sentenced to be hannod
on Thursday juno la, 1891 He was asked II hS nd
anything to say before sentence pronounced and
Addressed the court nearly forty minutee Ho Want
over the details OF tho shooting OF Drueie in
rambling way. and held that no prompted 10 IL nv
his frequent prosecutions He TAX on back 10 aH
where he will DO confined until tho execution Of hn
a -~~~--~-
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Well Insulated this Time.

Two OF the electric light wires which enter 1877 Broad
way. where Yppolite was killed nearly two weeks ago
have been removed For tho other pair have been
substituted two wires which, with their insulation
half us large again house EHE PIPE These
longer twisted about one lnsuAtoT thereby crack
ing the covering but thew directly into large pipe
which condurtS Them inside the building II Ia SAID
that the sc wires can be handed without danger al
though they carry high tension current
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Moro Chinano ConInr.

WARRINGTON. May 2a-U. & Consul James viosoa a
La PaA Mexico, in o letter to the State Department
dated April a. laid before the Senate today repo1ts
the arrival of the steamer City OF Sydney at Mazatan
April ia with 1872 Chinese destined for the various
Gulf ports of Mexico. Twentysevsn OF them were
landed At Mazatlan and eighty transshipped 1h0
received from the Of tho Alexandra Mr. YioScS
there doubt that the eighty nve Chinese GonR
TO Guamas are going with the intention Of bsn6 intro
duced through the frontier into the United AteA and
Anumber Of them speak tho English language hsyin9
rel ded n AuHtrhlih. ---'->o
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Nnmhor IN. Northern. Coon.

President O. c. Burke OF the Produce Exchange pre-
sided at meeting yesterday which represented the
grain trade Of tho Exchange. TeleErams from all oTor
tho country read advocating the acceptance of
No Northern wheat as good delivery along with No,
2 rcd Tho Exchange decided to make No, Northern
as good delivery No red, believing that corners
IN No. 9 rod win be preYentad
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Keunoldr,s An.aIInnt HsId.

There was fight at Thirty.Sscond street and Third
avenue on Wednesday night. in which John Reynolds
of 324 East Twenty second street so badly beaten
that his condition is precari0us Michael Keegan q
saloon keeper of 2li last Thirty second street. was
committed without bail in the YorkyillO Police Court
yesterday as the assRant to await tho result of Roy.
noldss injuries Reynolds says KeeRan upon him
without provocaton while he work.
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A boy Connrts su,e,d.-

PHiLApELrHIA May 2s.-Robsrt Clymer 10 Year, Of
age who resided with his mother and grandparents ..
755 South Fourth street committed suicide this morn
ing by cutting his throat with carving knife and tax
ing rat poison No reason DO assigned for the bows
rash act as he WAS perfectly rAonA short time prio1
10 ne time he took his ife and his homo relations were
or tho most pleasant nature. Not tho remotont
cause for his taking his life be thought OF By M
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A Board of Freeholders Tnd,e,.s.

TRESros May 20 Tho Mercer county Grand Inv
handed in fifty indictments and presentmsnts against
the Board Of Freehoders to-day Tho Board is charged
with appointing committee to bud SBuUlO brIdcs d
tins city when there was in treasury fer
such purpose and with eXtrRvRgance and the
mourning Of debts without making provisions for thcS
liquidation. 'N' 'neN
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LowrLL May 2a.-EdwArd n. Marshall and Ernest
Rice two OF the boy burglars who made the bold break
into Agent Lyons house recently and turned the
10 Esbdsr The inmates iusenBibS were o-dIy sept te
the Hsiormatnry indefinitely Herman hoSs Vas held
fer the Grand JuJ'
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Tragic Huru,uG or . steamship.

LONDON. May 90 -Advicss from Shanghai
say that the steamship Pao Ching trading be-
tween Chinese ports has been DESTROYED by
fire. Twenty-Five persons who we're on board
Rra missing.
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The Committee on Resolutions OF the County Demoe
TAey held meeting in Cooper Union yesterday
afternoon II Ia that the subject OF discus
sion was what should be taken to prevent Ponce
Justice Murray taking In the neat snE ~
ne county Committee In case be nsAN upon bm rSAt
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PARIS, May 29.-In the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day, NJ. de Freycient Minister OF War an
nounced that he was preparing a system by
which the efficiency OF tho colonial forces
would be assured without interfering with the
system OF modification.
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The Adams Express EmbexzIer Safe In
Honduras.

PnILApErrarA, May 2s-Capt johnson Of tho steam.
ship Acadia which arrived here to-day from Iondu.
ras says that s Crawford. the Adams Express EN-.
said Capt Johnson II was porte cd that Crawford
had gain got into British Honduras by tie aid Of
lives and there being no exradOn treaty with that
place he ia perfectly safe Capt Johnson SAYS tho
Authorities might well give up trying fnd Craw.
ras for he IL well thought OF there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
Chanceman Mcnamara Accused OF Bur.
glnry.

John Mcnamara n ehanceman on the Hoboken no.
lice force has been suspended pending investigation
OF charge OF burglary which Gustave llauser hotel
keeper has made aRAnst him. Hausers hotel on Four
teenth street was broken into and robbed Tuesday
night II Ia alleged that Sergeant Kathleen and officer
iurdy found Nc Namara in tho hotel Mcnamara told
the ocers that he had found the door of the
and was making an examination to II anything had
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Died On an Ocean Steamer.

PHrLApELrHIA, May n Ida Chatham. aged 80 years
was found dead in her bunk oh the steamer BelEen.
land, which arrived from Antwerp last night By tho
side Of tho body the womEnS nine year old
daughter. The woman was on her way from Antwerp
10 join her husband At BeTne, lHdAnA supposed
that Ihe died from the enseu Of alcoholic polBonihG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
New East River Piers.

The Dock Board decided yesterday to build new pier
100 feet long at the foot Of Twenty second street Ea.
River and another 800 feet long at the foot non
street Tho application OF tho for an increase
OF pay from 1885 ~ hour laid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
Emperor william VIII Fay for 1t Himself

BERLIN. May 29.-Emperor William has de-
clined to allow the Berlin magistracy to To-
ceive subscriptions for the erection Of a monu-
ment to his father, the late Emperor Frederick
He declares that he feels il to be his duty TO
raise the proposed memorial himself and he
wishes TO defray all the expenses connected
with il.
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BLOOD POISON
S S S

swIFTs SPECIFIC is nearer iniallible
than any medicine mads-yet 1t contains
no mercury. no potash, no poison or min
eraI OF any sort. 1t cures by eliminating
the poison from the blood
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Two Explosions tho Same Evening,

AnaphthA lamp which was nlling at eI5 last
night In the Grove Hill Assembly Rooms in st. AIMS
l5Sth street exploded and the place oil
fro GustaVo Keller keeps 4 reHtAurant in the base
ment, which was burned out Half an hour after tho
FIRE out there was explosion Of in the cellar
which knocked down the ceiling. No ono injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30

BESLrS May 2e-Count Won Bsrehem, Under sscrs
tAry in the Imperial Foreign once has resigned This
head OF Baron Marshall won Bie6eTsein as fmpsrIsi
Minister OF Foreign AnAT TO succeed Count Herbert
rex
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Prof Bruce Won't be Tried for Herssy.

LONDON. May 29.-The General Assembly OF
the Free Church OF Scotland. by a vote Of 800
TO 237. rejected a motion in favor OF prosecut-
Ing, Prof. Bruce Of Glasgow for heresy. Tho
ballot was taken amid great excitement. and
with cheers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
BriEapds Capture a Rich MerchaAt.

ROME. May 29.-Brigands have captured a
rich merchant named Aligo near Palermo, and
demand $4,000 for his release.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
Fitzslmmon. WhIps RImy MeCarthr.

SAN Francisco. May 29.-Billy MCCARTHY the
Australian. was defeated tonight by Bob Fit2-
simmons OF New Zealand in the ninth round.
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Bakers ON strike.


vienna. MAY 29.-The bakers OF AEram
have struck. They are encamped In a park
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BOOK makers aAd Raee-traek omeiaIs Ia.


turned by tho Grand Jury 10 day. Several Of them
against tho bookmRkerS au1 officials OF the wyer
and Linden race tracks
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Tho Duke or Orleans writes to The Pope.

wrote to the Pope. who sent . reply bY m essen
ger. II 10 Rsid the Duke will visit the Vatican
Alter he u liberated.