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The evening world., 1890-06-11
WILLIAM o'BRrEY.


of st. Charles Borromeo, the Archbishop oi
Cashel officiating.
The church was crowded to the doors with
a distinguished audience. including nearly
all the Irish members Of Parliament
Prominent among the latter were Misso
Parnell, 0Connor. Sullivan and Mccarthy.
Elaborate decorations OF cut flowers and
growing plants were scattered in profusion
through the church.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien
left for Paris, where they will pass the
honeymoon.
The bridal couple received many rich
wedding presentS,
Among the gifts were complete set Of
household linen and quilt Of Irish poplin
and lace from the ladies of Dublin: beau
tiful set OF Kenmare lace and six yards OF
handkerchief lace from the ladies of Cork.
Mile. Raffalovitch. who has now become
the bride Of the great Irish editor and Men,
ber of Parliament, is a daughter OF one OF
the richest merchants at Odessa.
One Of her brothers has had distin-
guished career in the Russian diplomatic
service. and another is a poet OF some
ability.
There is story that the family Is Of pure
Irish origin.
The evening world., 1890-06-11
Old she KILL HER HUSBAND 7
Fatal End Of Mr.. and Mrs, Kirsoh-
baum's Family Quarrel.
The Old Man Found Behind tho
Stove with His Neck Broken.

Sebastian Kirschbaum, q German passe-
menterie- maker, sixtv-two years old, broke
his neck or was stranGlod to death last night
at l o Prince street. in fight with his wife.
The police do not yet know whether he alone
was to blame, or IL his wife had hand in IT,
They have arrested the woman and hold her
ON suspicion.
Kirschbaum Is known to have been wife
beater. though his neighbors nllege that he
had provocation. His wife, Annie, who is
twenty years his junior. was his second wife.
with his first he lived. rs lar as is known.
in peace. She died two years ago and left
him richer by 81, 500. the insurance on her
life.
Kieschbaum resented his wife's taunts
with blows whenever he got drunk, and tins
was matter Of almost daily occurrence. The
life of the couple became a running battle
in which the neiRhbors did not interfere,
The wife took as kindly to the Rrowor rs he,
but she was clean housekeeper, Their
fat on the third floor of the tenement is
as neat as pin.
Once. about a year ago. Kirschbnum beat
the woman so badly that she had HIM
arrested, and he was fined s25 in the Tombs
Police Court. She loft him after that. and
went to Europe, but returned in few
months aud began TO live with him again.
Yesterday evening about O'Clock the wo-
man came down to the corner. saloon for
beer. Her, face was bruised aud bleeding.
- He is at II again. she said resentfully, as
the saloon keeper filled up her can.
Tell him, said he. that when he gets
arrested again, | will not get him out.
Mrs. kirschbpum went back, and nothing
more was heard until nearly ii o'clock this
morning, when she entered the saloon and
said that her man had fallen behind the
keeper cautiously declined her invitation to
come up and see.
Policeman Donahue was eventually sent
for, and he found the old man lying in n po-
cullarly cramped position between the stove
and the iiroboard, whore he had fallen. His
head was bent under his arm as II lay on the
He might have fallen there, and, unable to
rise, have been smothered where he lay.
Beside his head lay q tin kettle and, an
empty beer bottle. In the fall he had
knocked down the stovepipe and pushed the
stove from its place. There was no visible
marks OF violence on his body.
Mrs. Kirschbaum was arrested, She said
evening. He beat her and she struck back
when she could. He staggered over and fell
where he remained, lying. as she thought,
asleep. She went to bed after q while.
When she got mp this morning he still Law
there and would not bulge. That was all
She was taken to the Tombs Police Court
topsy on the body.
Deputy Coroner Conway held an autopsy
this afternoon and decided that death had
enBued from natural causes.
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5 O'CLOCK
EXCITEMENT IN COLUMBUS.
Strikers Foil an Attempt to Run
Street Cars.
The Mayor May Call for the State
DIilitia's Aid.
IrrrcrAL TO TIE EvErrNn woRtn.,

ESPECIAL TO THE EvENINa voRLD'
CoLuMBus. o.. June 1.-THE city is filled
with excitement this morning In consequence
Of the knowledge that an attempt is to be
made TO run the street-cars again at all haz-
ards.
Two patrol wagons filled with policemen
have bocn sent to the east car stables.
The streets are filled with an immense
thronE and the police are unable to keep
them moving.
A large body of workinRmen has as
sembled at the corner Of Long and High
streets to wait for the cars.
2 p. M.-The company attempted to run
cars from the Oak street barns only.
Two were started with six policeman on
each car and two patrol wagons filled with
policemen accompanying them. Fully two
thousand people. strikers and sympathizers,
met the cars and built barricades every few
yards for miles.
After proceeding two squares the cars
were forced to return.
Mayor Bruck was present and made an ad-
dress.
He said he was sorry to see men violating
the law. He sympathized with the strikers.
but tho company must be allowed to operate
fits cars. and he would see that the law was
enforced.
He ordered two men he saw piling OBJ
stacles in the street to be arrested.
The Mayor then withdrew. 1t lie thought
he intends calling for military aid.
Excitement uptown has somewhat sub
sided. II Is not known what will be done
mart
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TWO LITTLE GIRLS BITTEN.
And a Brave Rescuer Showing
Signs of Hydrophobi%

A little girl was taken by her badly fright
ensd mother to the Pasteur institute this
morning to be inoculated and saved from
the dreaded hydrophobia.
Tho girl had been bitten by pet dog. who
was still living and had not shown any signs
OF rabies. aud DIR. Gibier assured the mother
OF, but II the dog goes mad within few
days they are to come back.
This morning DIR. Gibier received . patient
whose case he confessed was n very serious
one. The patient is little girl from
BROOKLYN.
Nearly twenty-five days ago q pet dog bit
her on the lips and gnashed out a small
piece Of flesh from the lower lip.
The children had been teasing the dog and
u was furious when it bit the little girl. As
yet no symptoms have been developed. but
the doctor is very anxious over the outcome
of the case.
Another new case which DR.. Gibier says Is
even more serious than the one Just men,
toned is that OF a brave fellow from Jersey
City. whose name the Doctor on account OF
professional ethics refuses to give,
A girl was being assaulted By savage dog
when this man came along and went to the
girls rescue, The dog turned and bit the
man on the hip.
The wound was not cauterized and the
man paid no attention to 1t. This happened
a month ago last Sunday. To-day the man
called and told the Doctor what had hap
pened.
He complained of a prickly feeling in the
wound and OF sensation OF heat in the
limb. This Is one of the first symptoms. but
the doctor will make an attempt to save him.
DR.. Gibier says that he will not be able TO
keep up treating patients much longer. He
would turn no one from his doors, and as
his preparations and time are valuable and
expensive. and most OF his patients poor, it
is heavy drain on him.
He wishes that some wealthy man would
create an Institution for the treatment OF
hydrophobia patients.
Some people shonld be kept directly under
presslit means the doctor Il unable To do 60
That he Is doing a wonderful good there
can be no doubt The little girl who was
bitten by mad dog and who came 10 him
early in April is getting along finely and no
symptoms have made their appearance.
The evening world., 1890-06-11
BROOKLYN 81" ROADS SOLD
The City Buys in Parts of the
atructurss for Arrears of Taxes.

The Oity Of Brooklyn to-day bought parts
OF the Union and Kings County Elevated
railroad structures. How long it will hold
the property depends upon the action of the
railroad companies.
This morning Corporation Counsel jerks
went before Judge Pratt and secured a mod
iAeation Of the injunction obtained yester-
day by the Kings County and Union Ele-
waited Railroad companies restraining the
city from selling their property for arrears
Of taxes, so as TO allow Ne sale Of the prop
sIty In several wards.
In accordance with Judge oTAtts modih-
cation Of the Injunction Regist. VI OF Arrears
John q. McCu;re began the sal at the City
Hall st 2 O'clock this afternoon.
The hrst piece Of property put up WAS that
part Of the kings County Elevated Railroad
CompauyB structure situated in the First
Ward Its Askcsted valuation Was 81 l, $50.
upon which the arrears OF taxes for 1883
Amounted 10 -. pOD. 20. There were no
hiddsrs. and the property VAS bought in by
Thai part OF toe Union Elevated Railroad
CompAnys structure situated IN the Flew
snth Ward Ua, then offered for sale. The
asEeAssd valuation Was s3l5, 040, and the
Arrears OF iaNes amounted 70 80. $50. %.
There were IiddeTs, and this property
was also bought IN by the city.
Ihe clty gili nov ~ the con- panies OF
the sale and purchase If their property. and
cab upon the companies TO seitle Tor the
arrears OF tsXsA-
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NEWS OF The DAY ABROAD.
Nihilist Suicides and Discoveries
Of New Plots in Russia.
rru,L,p CABLE wrvs splcr.r.,

ST. PErERsnrRa, June 1.-THE police.
acting with the agents Of tho Paris detective
force, have no doubt that tho suicides Of tho
naval and military officers here and at Mos
COW in April last were clearly connected
with the plots of the Parlsian Nihilists now
in prison.
1t is certain that q new attempt at regicide
has been planned and is now developing. as
40 pounds of dynamite and 400 dynamite
capsules have been recently stolen from the
magazine of . contractor named Strakhoo-
sky, at Begtetty. Avillage in the district Of
Goryski.
Another mysterious suicide occurred ses.
terday. when o student OF the mining school
drowned himself
On searching his lodgings the police found
papers connecting him with the Paris plot.
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SPEACE'S LIFE IS At STAKE.
The Alleged Murderer Of Kate,
the Rebel" on Trial.

The trial OF George Spence for the murder
of his wife at 30e West Twenty-ffth street
on March 30 last, was commenced before
Judge Fitzgerald in Part IL. OF the General
Sessions Court to-day.
Spence was 9 truck driver. He was ieal-
Gus of his wife and shot her.
The murdered woman was known in the
neiGhhorhood where she lived as Kate. the
Rebel.
On the day OF the shooting the couple Wis
tied some friends on West Forty-fourth
street, and when they returned home in the
evening they quArrelled.
spence had purchased the revolver during
the day, apparently with the intention of
shooting his wife at the first opportunity,
During the course Of the quarrel with his
wife he pulled his revolver from his pocket
and fired the fatal shot.
Lawyer HeiuZelmAn, who appeared for
Murderer Slncum, 10 defending Spence.
Assistant District-Attorney Bedford has
charge of the prosecution.
The trial win last several days.
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PUZZLES ALL THE DOCTORS.
A Patient Who Hears. Sees. an

A Patient Who Hears, Sees, and
Eats. but Will Say Not Word.
There is human enigma at the Chambers
Street Hospital in the form OF a man who TO
nearly twenty-four hours has lain on co.
and has opened his mouth only to take food
and drink. He hasn't uttered a syllable.
Two policemen brought him to the hospi-
tai yesterday afternoon from the Barge
The man went into the Barge Office about
o'clock yesterday. and for three hours he
sat still III one spot. His posture never
changed, and he stared alternately at the
floor and the ceiling.
He was accosted by Detective Groden sew
eral times. but he gave not the slightest in
dieation that he heard or understood the
officer.
House Surgeon Hancock. Of the hospital.
said to-day that the man was suffering from
mslancholia. Otherwise he was physically
all right.
He is about thirty years old. 5 feet 10 in
ches IN height and weighs $50 pounds. He
WAS neatly dressed in black clothes and wore
. jet black .mustache. There was nothing
found on him TO disclose his identity except
business card printed in the Hungarian
language. He had no money and wore no
jeWelry. The doctors say he would open
his mouth to eat The dumb patient will
be removed to Bellevue. where the experts
will examine him.
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YEARuNGs SOLO At AUCTION
Major Thcmas's Youngsters Bring
Good Prices at Morris Park.
I.prcrAL TO TIE ErrSIss woHLnI

MoRsIs PARK RACE TRAoK. June l1.-Ths
regular crowd of turfmen and BUYERS a.
tended tile sale OF tha DixiAnA yearllngs. the
property OF Mayor Thomss, of Lexington.
KY. which we're sold in the paddock at Nor
ris Park to-day.
The Youngsters, as a whole, were : nne
looking lot. and good prices we're realized
The horses bo1ght bJ DIR. Carter are lor ah
Tne summary of the sale Is;
Chestnut colt. by Alarm, out Of Hirai d.
Ghestnut colt. by Alarm. out OF HAzsm;
J. l. HHzgln, -. 3OO-
ens 6aly. $500,
Bay colt, BY Alarm, out Of Banka; D. Gid
Chestnut colt, By Alarm out Of ROsAlinsi
bay colt, BY Alarm. out of Matte STANLEY,
thsstqSt coli; By aimyAr, out Of Ad0Oia'
bay coli, b Hinysf. out of GOssAmsr; @
Littleheld. $500.
Cnest ,9t SolI, by HimyArs out OF "his-
Che>tnu colt, BY Hymyar. out OF imp,
ChAiire: b. Riley, 1878.
Blaek colt, by AimySr. OutOi GYPSY DE-.
Chestnut colt. by FelloWcTAit. OBt 81
Radha: A, Thompson, 81. 300.
Law colt bJ FellOWeratt. Out OF tmR
bay colt by FellOWcTatt. Out OF Dixis
Himyar: RogeTs 4 Co., e42a.
Brown colt. BY FellOWcraft, out OF ina
HoTtenae; DR.. Carter. tS25.
Chestnut colt. by FelloWcTaft or HiHTaE,
out OF Lulu s. Rogers Co, 1919,
Bay colt, bv lelaps. out Of War keeli v.
C6sstnSt aily, By Alarm. out Of COEhissl
DR.. Carter, 445O.
BAY ally, By AaEu. Out Of Jsssli d.. czE
Bay hiIy, By Alarm. oui Of Roksr; ,, =
:, Bsy' any, y AlaTsa. Oai q HsaaVsS >
wiiIal ~ any y B i 4Ias.i Sss So. g. Of ia Ia :
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Club standings THIS Morning.

Percentage. this morning OF club, in
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Local News In Brief.

James Anderson Who was for the last sixteen
years sttn the Beard OF Education, died tlis
nOEninE Of eonsumption AZ his home, 3Z5 East
Eighiieth street
eeoFEe Sanford sss held at the Tombs Police
Court this morning charged with keeping a
policy shop.
The hTst panel Of The shsriaps Jury ktves two
dinners tins year. Ibis u because Gen. sicklss
Nas NOT gueat ~ the Last one. The dinner = III
be gwen Al Delnonieo's 70 morrow night.
stephen Lee, who shot James FARRELL at East
IhiTty fourth street on Nay 80. vas discharged
the eIldenee showing that the shooting was Ec-
Cidentai.
TIE building strike on HAmmsTs'sin's ReE
work.
Charles koAlnan, patroit drummer. Was >
Prisoner IN the Hsrlcni Gourt this UoFning
ehaIgec Win la3au uliiqg nsnnis Eynss, bird
Avenue load hfaaenEn, 81 the Eighty
RiAlh slrsei siAtola, ds "a diachAEssd.
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THERE'S ALWAYS PLENTY OF ROOM
AT The TOP.

and the best ladder on which to climb
Is one of WORLD Wants" The first
rung Is a good situation. A Situation
Wanted" Wat" costs but five cents
ger line on Mondays and sturdayI The
WoRLo's Ha'f-Rals Situation DAYS
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40 LIVES LOST BY FIRE.
A Terrible Confagration Sweeps
Over q Russian Town.

IBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArIoS,l
LONDON, June 11.-A terrible confagra-
tion has visited Ufaleisk Neujanbk. Russia.
and swept away the ironworks. thousand
dwellings. and school-houses, churches,
hospitals and magazines.
A gale prevailed at the time and the flames
spread SO rapidly that they could not be
checked.
Many people were surprised in their
houses and some have been burned to
death.
30 far as known forty lives have been lost
and many persons are missing.
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WitherS' Colt Takes in tho
BaycheSter Stakes
at Morris Park.
BROTHER BAN DROPPED DEAD
Prince Royal Makasa q New Record
for a Mile and a Sixteenth.
nprcr.L TO TINE xvxsisa wortp.i

MoRRrs PARK RAcE TRACK, June H.
There is one thing certain. aud that is--it is
very hot at Morris Park to-day. The track
is in superb condition aud fast.
Garrison had q narrow escape from death
in tho second race. He was riding Brother
Ban. who dropped dead from heart disesse
about quarter OF 4 mile from the finish.
At the tms OF the accident Brother Ban
was last and Garrison escaped with only
shaking M. Had no been In the bunch he
would certainly have been trampled TO
death.
Prince Royal won the racsin 1. 4 oif. which
beats the record three-quartsrs OF . second
FInsT RAoy.
For two-year- -olds, at 81 8 each. with $3.50
The evening world., 1890-06-11
BOB WALLACE BEFORE BYRNEs.
The Alleged Robbers OF Publisher
Wallace Back from Havana.

Young bob Wallace and J. d. Lowitz.
who fed to Havana, Cuba, day or two be-
fore the discovery by John II. Wallace.
editor and publisher OF HGRaces Monthly.
that he had been robbed Of ESQ, 900. were
among the passengers on the steAms hip
Saratoga. which arrived from Havana this
morning.
They were In the custody OF Detectives
Adams and MoNaughton, who took their
prisoners TO Police Headquarters imme-
diAtely Upon the arrival OF the steamship at
her dock.
They were at once locked up, but later were
summoned before Inspector Byrnes 10 un.
deTgo his searching questioning,
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PEARSON MAY PULL THROUGH.

Ez-Alderman james Pearson is resting
easily to-day, and although he is not yet INT
OF danger Dr.. MeGi,l and the other attend
ing physIclans give hops Of his recovery
from the terrible iuinries he sustained on
the Ere Railroad Monday night, and which
EeressltaIei the amputAtiOn OF an arm
Ills wlfp aud daughter are Still with him
at 81 fIancis,s Hos pitAl, Jersey City.
He i hopeful and confident OF pulling
through all rlght. but Is not permitted tOEee
or converse with any one.
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The Alaska Sees IceberRs and Oar
ries q Would-Bs Suicide.
DUNLAP CABLE SEws SPECIAL. /

IDuSLAP CABLE SEws SPECIAL
LoSDoS, June ll.-Amcng tho steeTaRe
passengers landed by the Alaska ia = man
named Williams, Who made two attempts at
suicide on the way over, inilicting serious
sounds in his throat. He is in the hospital
at Liyerpoo,.
On June q. in latitude 4e. 10, longitude
so. II, the Alaska passed sIx large iceberGs
ard numerous small blocks drifting about
in the vicinity.
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THIRD RAcI

The Race-Alarm Bell cut out the running
to the stretch where Granite showed In
Adariant through next the rail and Won oy
a length from Granite, who. was three
lengths before Clarendon and Cleaning.
who made dead heat for third place.
Iime-l. ~.
Mntuais paid: Straight %. go; for .
place. ss. 20. Granite paid el4. 20.
one mile. Won by Seymour, with Bravo
second.
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THE ILLINOIS CYCLONE.
Only Slight Damage and No Fatali-
ties at Channahon.

FPFrTAL TO TIE EFENINH WoRtn.N
JOLIET. ILL.,, June 1.-THE damage by
cyclone to the town OF ChannRhon last
night turns ont TO be only slight.
Two houses were blown down.
The occupants escaped uniniured.
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REAL ESTATE MAN MISSING.
Albert Gates, Jr.. Left Boston Be,
hind Him in May.
lsPEcIA'. TO THE EVEEIS0 WORLD

BosToN. June 1.-THE Herald to-day
chronicles the disappearance OF Albert
Gates, jr., who lately conducted a real
estate and mortgage business at l2O Tre-
mont street.
He Was sorely pressed by creditors and
Was oblged to submit to a sheTifi's keeper
rs his office eompauion for a time.
=, winner ne vent 70 not settled question
taking only 400 with him.
His father. in-law, William c. Lawrence.
who u custodian Of the BostoniAn society IN
the old State House. is among the creditors
who would like TO see him again.
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Foreign Financial Matters.

LoNpoN. June ll.-A despatch from
Buenos Ayrcs announces that the financial
crisis il ended. Gold has fallen TO l5s
premium.
The Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
Railroad COMPANY oilers $5. 500, 600 col
lateral gold = per cents.
A trust has been formed with a capital OF
f2O+, 900 to invest in South African seeuri-
ties
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sl6, 600 Fire in brooklyn.

Knowles a Co. s saltpetre !Sorks. 9S to O4
Van Dyke street, south Brooklyn, we're
damaged by fire 70 the extent ofsl5, 900 At
/ o'clock this morning. A horse aud two
trucks were also burned.
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REPORTS.
Tho Market Ce1eFally Weak and
Business Limited.
Western Union Declares It's
Usual II Per Cent. Dividend.
Chicago Sells stocks on a False
Report.

HE market for rail
way stocks was gener-
ally lower to-day and
business was limited.
As n rule, the decline
in prices was about n
point. Chicago Gas,
however, dronped 2tt.
to 5l%. OH talk that
the July diyl,lon l
would not bo paid. A
Philade lphiA de-
spatch. however. says
that Receiver Davis
aud the Fidelity Trast
had reached an agree
mont whereby the
stock holders will get
their money.
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The Pilsen Miners' Strike Fails

lRY cApuT To THE PaEss EEWs ASSOCIATIONS.
YIENNA, June ll.-Tae strike of the
miners in the Pilsen District, Bohemia, has
eude in favor of the mine owners, whose
terms tn members were finally compelled TO
accept.
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Policeman Hunter win Go.

When Policeman Hunter was arraigned
before the Board to-day for not huying a
new uniform. he SAID Inspector Williams
bounded him SO that ne couldn't get money
enough. lie said he Was willing to quit the
force.
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AGAIN AGAINST KEMMLER.
Judge Wallace Dismisses the Last
Writ OF Habsas Corpus.

SYRACUSE. June ll.-Judge Wallace, on
motion Of Attorney General Tabor. has dis
Kemmler's case.
Kemmler is Temanded TO Warden Dur
stons custody in order that the Judgment
may be executed.
The evening world., 1890-06-11
THE MOTHER DIED, TOO.
Finding That She Could Not Bring
Life Back to Her Daughter.
ISPEoIAL To THE EVENING woRLn.

LoyELASD, o., June ll.-A young girl
named Clemmons was drowned in the Little
Miami River, at South Lebanon. yesterday.
Her mother, who saw her fall into she
water. plunged in and succeeded in bring
ing the body TO shore.
On finding that the girl was dead the
IN few hours.
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Postal Clerk Charged Win Forgery.

James j, Cummln,EeI, pOsi-oiiice clerk.
was committed :or examination by Commis-
siOHeT Shields today on a Charcs ~ forging
the name % iey. J. .. poughcrty. Of tue
Mission ot the immaculate \Irglu. IN Latay-
elite place 10 money orluT tur go, 50.
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Fair, Slightly Cooler.

NAsHIS0roN, juno
H. Weather Iadf-
Gallons:
For Eastern kst5
IOFE: Far. slightly
ccO'erf SOGtherly
tondS.
The weather to-
day. as indicated by
BlGkely's tele-thsT-
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WILLIAM O'DRIEN MARRIED.
Mile. Sophia Raffalovitoh Becomes
the Irish Editors Bride.
Handsome Wedding Gifts from the
Ladies' of Cork and dublin.

rpTcApLE TO THE rREss NEws AssocrATIoS.l
LONDON, June 1.-THE marriage of Mr..
William o'Brien and Mile. Sophia Raffalo-
witch, took place this morning OF the Church
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The Illness of Michael DAvitt.

isrFciNL rABLE TO THE EyESISg w0ELn.i
LoNDov, June 1.-THE serious illness OF
Michael Davitt is reported to-day.
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5000. 900 Failure in chicago.
iEFTcIAl 70 ma KYEaIga u0aLn 4

CHICAGO, June II. The Board Of Trade
hrm Robert Warren & Co. faded al noon
io-dAY. Liabilities $500, oo0i assets Ab0aI
tila satgfl
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For. two-year- olds, at si5 each. with s75
added; six furlongr.

The Race-Blithe led the half mile, vhen
he Quit so baAly that he almost stood still
Miss Hanson then drew away and won ~
three lengths from Fairvies, who. rs al
lengthA In. trout OF Dliths. Time-f. -. -.
Mntuels' paid: Straight, s164. 16i Tor
q place. k73. ID. Fairyiew paid s30. %.
SECOND RACE. -utts
The Rancho Del Paso Handicap, ct ee1
each. with 81. $50 added; mile and six-
teenth.
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