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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03
The church trouble Ia stratnora.

At special meeting Of the committee Of
the First Ecclesiastical Society OF stratford.
Conn. held on Thursday evening. action was
taken regarding the anonymous paper lately
posted on the church condemninG certain
members. AS the parties concerned were also
members OF the committee. the latter felt
bound to MD in the discovery Of the ofiend0ra.
A resolution was accordingly unanimously
passed as follows:
Retolr,d That the committee deeply dsporss The cir
notice deroEAtory of members OF this COMMITTEES
was posted on the church sdinee by parties unkBoun
and e greatly ineeneed thereby reward OF eiO u
hereby offered for the apprehension and conviction OF
the offenders
The secretary PRO tenn. ~ the committee.
Mr.. y q. Beach. was authorized 10 make this
reward publicly known.
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A NuRaERf GROUP.

Moulton. Mrs. William Post, Jr.. Mrs. Frank
Jessup, and Mrs. William B. Rice,
The intention Of the ladies who have founded
the wards e threefold. They desire. first Of
who live In tenements and whose parents are
unable to care for them: they find among
these little waits many. cases requiring medi-
ton and experience. and, finally. It 10 a train
ing school for nurses. There are twenty iron
pital and In several cases there are two babies
In each cot. Threading their way In and out
among, the cots, hundred ladies passed
In groups here and there TO learn from this
nurse the history Of q wee mite Of thing q
mother. and from that nurse how o bouncing
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~ 40 $500 tsuI .snssd ~ sstsulHssa tffst a ~
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lac . 800 q ~ Hlssf 49, iiaitaanHf shr - .
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AHIaf
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MRS. RAMBo WANTS 4 DIVORCE.
She Found . Love Letter Ia Her Hus
bands Waste Paper Basket.

She Found . Love Letter La Her Hus-
bands Waste Paper Basket.
Mary J. Rambos suit for absolute divorce
against Druggist John J. Rambo came up yes
terday before Judge Osborne. In Brooklyn.
The couple were married in 1872. and they
have three children. About q year ago Mrs.
Rsmbo called at her husbands drug store dur
ing his absence and picked up from the waste
paper basket some scraps OF paper. On placing
2 love letter from Miss jennie Wilson. She
began an nyesilgation. without RcQuAinting
her husband with her euspiclOns. and elected
the Information on which she bAses her suit
MLBs Wilson 10 the correspondent
DR.. Joseph Edgar Wells testified that Mr..
RAhIbo had tried 20 induce him 20 admit that
the love letter had been written 20 him and not
70 Mr.. RAmbo, And that when he refused the
latter remarked
We'll I didnr think you would go back on
n. Esm6o has put 10 no defence.
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400 llhnrehas Raraad.

wOHnEsTER Nay 2.-FiTs whs disoOVer"d
An n Lukss Cathode Church - West BOTlS'
toD, seven miles north Of bsEo. ~ ~ A. n. Co.
dA1. Aad what thEestsbs5 70 10 seTiOpS IRE
UGs soO0 m pSoEESsG Word SAS sent bore.
ana A aaaaa SnHias Vas aoyt 51l 90 = special
Ialh Tks Hsf BOgistoB lsIAEtms9L bop /,
sssL CONTROLLED tlls bIe, and eyphhsd y q ~ ~
ssl sS ass; zoe ne b sSgissse % Gsss
Sfesat N tttliD and % tlls bAI,ili church
5000 IA lf1liH " eass tie haefag ieAhals
AID ,ss,llsBls silsI fyiBIssp yss ossIeoips
VIII siBOks but ISsi,ee ~ e"iiiliS Sv' ~ No
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OpAsA Nay "A dshpstnb from tl.s JB.
1lAB EsSsfssiiOB ~ DislehsB. A. ~ o.. ~.
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filift ~ AIS blsnkf0Di tribe 10 sss fIuk lOuT
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40 befaeA 40 ALAG lspuiDignEdad bis t,sOlds
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1870. ~ filaal - feasii IA ga llIsashas
~ l.sta d8sa ,ssesJ ed gsil.af fsfDills,
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LlDlra olLL on ZEE plnrr..
n Ward Fail Of Little Onss Vvhe Are Get.
ting . Healthy start In LiNS.

Five ladies, working independently Of any
masculine aid. have established babies, ward
In connection with the New York Post Gradu-
ate Hospital. 222 to $50 East Twentieth Street.
Over the door Of the unpretentious brick house
next to the hospital they have had put up
Rllt-lettered sign Babies Wards"
There was reception In the babies wards
yesterday. given by the i've ladies by whose
efforts the institution was founded. They are
Mrs. william Barbour. Mrs. Valentine @. Hall.
MIRA J. Henry Lane. Mira A. L. Phillips, and
Miss Ella Russell. Among the spectators pres-
emit were Mrs. Calvin 8. Briee, Mrs. Clarence
Dlnsmore, Mrs. Horace Hayden. Mrs. D. B.
Ivison. MrA George Lewis, Jr., Mrs.. Arthur J.
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ostabiishiuR OF o ward where children suaaI-
M from CONTAGIOUS diseases may be Isolated.
n re work The Tecsption Was. held yesterday.
Dr. b. B. Be- Johp RooSa prssIded and made an
aares ,:tssd Q ths SIsfEs aT Ts. SsaS:
Wiz regard 10 the children Of the poor. and
said ne Tods o. Jesus The hSrEs e q ESsst T.
he he work 70 Be- done 70 save human He IN IN.
HsHg p chsPip SsS hs' shsrG S,S q the
S Hssas S ss Ssss made slt .6s SEilessa Kd
EoolSlI, % oeeSgy one o. thetT dsSstsgSs IS. -
ssn s33 tEs aa ~ br. HshrT ]. Vas DC.
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PousA No,LlsE 10 Levy o..

Creditors of Henry Itawak, doing business
Rs RsWak 4 90. manufacturer Of neekWORr at
53I broadway. arc very anxious 20 learn what
has become Of the stock Of goods lie carried In
his store. Creditors who called there say they
were unable 20 zee Mr.. Hawai-, ana that therO
few weeks ago IL IL raid no TepTseentad 20
creditors hat he had assets Of $4,000 In stock
and aseOUuts. Clalip' ARgf.gAilnE oEeI $1,000
sic! A DlTSrh w suCh creditors - AbaGR
IasltksT SEQ nHfdL y9bbsTDutb A Co. Homs
Ken 4 slEytoD. ana Otbors. but they iOnh1
nothing " low upon.
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10. I.ssra q. IIslle-.r ll.rr,.s.

The marriage WAS announced yesterday ii
Mrs Laura q. Holloway u Brooklyn. the well.
known writer 70 Col Edward l. LoRgiOfd.
Secretary q the Brooklyn ana Brighton Beach
Railroad. The ceremony MAS performed an
wS5hesdAY evening ~ the hsE Or. John hher.
relatives ~ the couple. Ms. UullOsBy wac
tofipsTlI 90 Ehs editorial stAh n tho BfOOklgD
lsagLf aEd since thsn she Las sflitap Much
llsllsd a6his loOkF, klls ~ lissldsnf - lie
reid koelsig aud h. Identified With h"sFfSi ~
tliS eohlAl's "iubs AbJ societies VI iiis gliy
All LIDukltl.
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TOO MUCH FIRE FOR MR.. PARTRIDGE
In Three Years He Has Made Up . Coed
Average Tor FOrty-aVe.

In Three Years He Has Made Up . Good
Average Tor FOFty-nVe.
Josiah Partridge, the Pearl street furni-
ture man. has been In business forty I'VE years.
and had boasted that until two years ago fire
had mover touched his property and never
would. But two years ago. FIRE destroyed his
store at 43S Pearl street. and six months ago
fire damaged considerably another store OF his
at 800 Pearl street Yesterday morning IRE
completely Quilted the big furniture storage
warehouse OF Mr.. Partridge a. II. 10. and ~
Roosevelt street Mr.. Partridge now tbinks
that he has had his full share Of bres.
The building burned yesterday vas OF brick
siK stories high. separated from n In the
rear By An alley are LOVeJOy's slOctTotypiRg
establishment aud Charles y. Lisk's chair fac.
AID toSsInsni 6opsss al around
A. IO2OA, ~ Fofemab James AEsOFbFight
h6d i9gTIssn msg ssFs :. N FORA 70 ths build;
paitlag tiS lpiSblHE touches on scilS. IoIdlnS
s sSs Ihsy sS tsa sGs h4s1 ~ ss
e0nllhg ~ The mAl1 stAlTEsI When b dlse9s:
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va r. n, n h. i.s 1900 sss' s sS. , .s a.,
Foreman lfgsrlglEDi ssS llls lasl man "a Quo
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sstss D. hsfasssg - So hsss hississi'it
aisssi ssgisf g. $50 - - $3.50 tssss fssslf'F
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49, ~ 90 - 80 800 nisssi assssf fi.fiss
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Zee 5saEa.suta zee 6sulsise asaihsl -,
49, sasass 1881 a 80 fssi.ig .sgs 80 80
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$50 -
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500 $500 slass9 HssHsf So sasf - 49,
gssis tzssas - = ssFI=sf = \ $685. tssHa ss1s
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80 lIsssniaa ~ 49, 49, sell a ~ - a.
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fslaslfe 80 ~ $500 80 - sstsaalat "
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80 . tssssfis 40 ~ ssssts 80 siist 49, ~
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C,.si.s.. or q. Js.sssaS a oo.

The rcIHdulas ~ O. u T0WnssDd & Ca.
dry gYoIs commission merchants At ~ WOFtk
street aad VI M J0SGssBd iDdlsidu auI sbOUI
IE.HlUfs .... aIOAIg 0lOiklo
49, ~ 10 kfteW
Ins IrlniGsi creditors sFsi kstioBsi org
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tlDLal IAny. tXIyD. lsltfal hstl0ahl bank
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a. ihifsdsg niliIs siinf tiaEsiES " 10 $50
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iitsiilaf iiasIia ata iis1 lisisE a. ~ - sttfs
she HnEhf - shahfbm
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girl baby had been brought In. Q few months
ago with no expectation that 1t would live. 80
starved and pincbed was 1t.
One little thing was so very little that 1t Yves
put to sleep in o doll carriage. and over this
mite OF humanity there was q continual buzz
zing Of tongues all the afternoon. Then there
were babieg asleep and babies awake. crying
iron-frame cots and some trying to climb out
and crawl on the floor. They were all Children
II they had remained With their parents many
Of them would not have survived.
were treated in the wards. and It was found
necessary to lease tho house adjoining the
Post Graduate Hospital 1t 10 now the purpose
who conduct tho wards. to raise money for the
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Take Care Of The Children,

Remember your little ones may suner for the sins %
their fathers to tho third and fourth Genoratoa.
syeled ElapdS sores on scalp and face. seald heed.
liver kidneyG and bowels, 10, may be warning of
worse e come Ayo,d all these evils ~ using "TM
falibo Of constitutional blood loinons yst
discovered used 300 years In Brazil and scientifically
tested IN this country Safe rapid and certain In ta
action, and permanent in tts results,
All druggists sell IT. Send for descriptive pamphlet
and certificates 80 ..---
0Wall at New York.
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Tts iaiiss 80 hss fs't $50 its fsguss -
aHaf sts,ss ttsfas ssssssS fsississ taatsss -
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5l.s aals " ti.s s0ilanii0b ~ modem 0il sbe
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-
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ls,s flssi, ~ slssl' s..ssillgls - YiIssi
~, $780, $50 sssii,is iiss, sssI si.sssss
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81 'tls,f "a 80 n ~ n ii.l.'i,,i ia
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stiss dee fsas.illa sse ti.ai ~ 80 A. s,ll
dlsff lfilii5sf 10 "a sitf a n ste eifaittifF ras
IA faaaf "a ftglt faiitlfiess ~ atisalal
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asflslt 5ssoE0ls n az 80 fisi.i taeg.ss
Ss1.iSi $50 q q 80 Sislss e -
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-02
Magazines.

We always welcome the Catholic World The
January number has reached u.s. Noannonncs-
ment by mere name Of the topics can let one
into the richness of the articles They are all
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PENSIONS.
Rulings and Decisions by the Assistant Secretary of
tho Interior and the commissioner OF Pensions.

Rulings and Decisions by the Assistant Secretary of
tho Interior and the Commissioner OF Pensions.
Assistant Secretary Bussey has allowed the
pension claim of the minor children of Burt
L. Brown, late of Go. +, 18th u S. Inf The
records show that tire soldier had been in the
Regular Army aud had lost his leg by the
bursting Of a cannon Mt Fort Smelling about
1880 and since then had stump neuralgia"
from which he sought relief by morphine In
the opinion Of the medical Attendant mt the
State homeopathic Asylum for the Insane at
Midhletown, N. Y. where Brown was confined,
the pain arising from the neuralgia was q
strong pFedispnstng cause TO his breaking down
with acute mania and exhaustion from which
no died on June 81, 1889. The claim was re-
jected by the Commissioner OF Pensions on
the ground that death resulted from acute
mania, not due to causes which have been
legally accepted" The Assistant Secretary
finds that the acute mania had its origin in the
neuralgia pains IN tho stump of the umputated
limb. aud, therefore. allows the claim of the
minor children, OF whom there are six. Each
is to receive 81 per month during minority.
Assistant Secretary Bussey has also rendered
n decision in the pension case of the widow of
Joshua Corson late Of CO. b., oath N. j. This
claim was originally rejected by tho Commits
sioner of Pensions on the ground that the
origin Of hernia, the death cause was not due
to the wound for which the soldier was pen.
stoned The case was before the Department
on. Nov. 10, 1887 on appeal when the action
of the Commissioners was affirmed the Depart
ment basing its action unQualifody upon the
opinion of tho Medical Referee, which was adj
verse 10 the claim. TheAssstant Secretary says:
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theory appears to have been advanced that no
matter what the medical or lay testimony may
have been as to tho origin of the death cause
tiyI
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Ger, justice demands that proper consideration
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testimony, emanating from those who having
the patient under daily observation and treat
ment.are presumably in position to know the
practical effect and result of disease" The
Assistant Secretary finds that tho testimony, as
whole, establishes the applicants right TO
pension, which is accordingly granted.
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