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aoNORs FoR sEANLRE.
re Makes . speech sAa % Dess HE
Forner EnpIoysr, the Ktag of RelGiuna.

ForHer EnployeFp tho Atng 81 Relgtuna.
BRUSSELS, April 22.-Henry NJ. Stanley at
tended garden party at the Jaeken Palace to-
day. Fifteen hundred persons were present,
among them being Cabinet Ministers, sena-
tors. Deputies. members Of the diplomatic
corps, aud many others OF distinction. The
King and Queen conversation come time with
Mr.. Stanley and other guests
MIR. Terrell. U. s. Minister will elvs dinner
to Stanley. DR.. Parke and the other members
of Mr.. Stanleys party tomorrow. The Congo
Committee will give a ball in honor OF Air.
Stanley. and he will also be entertained ut
luncheon by the AntiSlavery Society. DR..
Parke asserts that Emln Pasha has a cataract
IN each eye and that the sight OF one ere has
been completoly destroyed.
The Society ot Engineers gave q grand fete
on the Bourse to-day in honor OF Mr. Stanley.
who.in reply. congratulated the Belgian people
uron possessing King devoted TO peaceful
pro9reas, and drew a contrast between Bel
Himm and countries devoted to nilltnrism:
cheered repeatedly for King Leopold and MIR.
Stanley. The King, addressing the society.
Congo state had already been productive OF
useful resulte as regards national aeuvlty. The
up q new career to Belgian commerce., promis-
Ing Ing SUCCESS to ali Belgian snterprises in the
which would assist In aboshnE slavery.
An address with 10000 signatures, conveying
tho thanks OF tho commun ty for Leopold's
work In Africa. was presented to tho King.
In his reply the. King said he WAS deeply
grateful that tho day OF Staneys return had
been chosen, for such a purpose. He dwslt
upon tho benefits OF colonizing as evil
denced by the anxiety o. nations to estab;;
always work with his whole soul for the public
welfare. The result Of decades OF efforts in
eltion Of Increased impo, tance and fortune.
Your address" he said, shows that these are
also your sentimsnts, and It will bo precious
RonY0nir for me-"
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6rRcIe-SchnclE.

In Calvary Church Yesterday afternoon
Miss Constance Elise Setback. daughter Of Otto
Wilhelm Christian Setback. was married To Mr..
Archibald Gracle. The Rev. Henry T. Satter-
lee ofIlcinted and T. J. Oakley Rhlnelander was
best man. Less than 200 guests were present
a4 the ceremony and there WAS no reception
afterward. Tho brides gown was OF white
was edged with lace. Little lsnbe! Cameron.
In u simple dress Of white India silk acted ns
maid of honor. She wore u white straw hat
trimmed with white lilies.
The ushers were Messrs. Edward Appleton,
A. Newbod Morris. Jr. Henry Trevor, and
Rodoriok Cameron. Jr.
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WoRKINsMKN IN ENGLAND
Mr.. BradlsuHh says Their Condition q
Better Than In Continental Countries.

Mr.. BradlsuEh says Their Condition 10
Better Than in Continental Countries.
LONDON, April 22.-In tho House Of Com
mons tonight. Mr.. BARLEY having made q
motion for committee Of inquiry on the labor
question. Mr.. Bradluugh severely attacked
Cunningham Graham for melting strife among
starving laborers. He contonded that the con-
dtion OF the working classes had enormously
improved, and that in this respect England
stood In advance Of every other country in
Europe.
MIR. Graham, after repeated but futile efforts
to interrupt Mr.. BradlauEh. denied that he had
incited people to violence, but said that he
would do so the moment the workers became
powerful enough.
Sir Michael Hicks- Beach. President OF this
Board OF Trade. promised to collect and print
statistics bearing upon the question both at
home and abroad.
Mr.. hartley withdrew his motion.
Under the cloture rule q Government motion
annulling the O'Connor amendment which
blocked further liquor legislation for the whole
session. was carried-l39 to l9.
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TAe Now LouAon Br,de. weakened.

New HAVEN. April 22-The famous bridge
over tho Thames New London was opened last Octo
bSr, and for several months worked satisfactorily.
About weeks ago noticed that something was
wrong with tho OF tho bridge nearest the New
London shore of the river and an examination showed
that the pier had sunk inches also that
tho stoneWork extending nOrtlTGrd from the pior O.
shield the Dlor from tho as IL came down tho river
had crack cd owing tho strain In order
level OF the tracks above the railroad people put
pankB under the tioA for distance OF lOj feet fHe
strength OF the bridge 10 grrAtE Impaired and trains
running IL slowly. Should the pier sink further
Is possible that no trains may 10 run It, which
will necsSsitAte the restoration OF the terry syAtem
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Miss Edith Meigs, a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. P. Meigs. was married yester-
day In the Madison Avenue Reformed Church
to Henry c. Knox. the Rev. Abbott Kittredge
officiating. The chnrch was we'll filled with
guests. Tho chancel and altar We're decked
with Easter lilies palms. and flowers. The
double quartet from the Ruhenstein Club sang
the bridal chorus from LohenCrin as the party
OF brooklyn played the wedding march as they
left tho church. The bride. who was one Of the
MSigs sisters quartet wore a dress OF white
iallle. cut shane: and trimmed with DuchessO
lace. She carried q bouquet OF white roses
and violets; The bride maids were her ais
tsrs. the Misses Hattie and Florence Megs
They wore gowns OF cream and blue tulle and
carried bouquets Of pink roses.
The bride was given away by her nncle
Charles MeiGs. J. Riddle was best man. and
the ushers we're DR.: George Frederick Brooks,
e. u. story. Walter MeiIs. and Edward san
knox OF the Bank OF the Republic.
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Capt. samurls Won't serve.

Capt. Samuels has written this letter 10 Capt
James Parker. President of tile Marine society,
"DHAR Sm. IrotiGe hy tho morning Journals that
have been named by you gS oue of the committee OF
the Marine society to investigate certain charges
against Capt TfGAk Governor Gf the Sailors SnuL
HarOnr.
" notified vou IN writing, under date "f April II
inst. that motives o: utlrhr" ~Uud rOAIni mo 10 de-
cline serving "u sluh committee as lave been y
candidate for the UHice wnir Np 1rhsk now hnlds.
surprised that In tie taco "t hH nUrr yun sh"nh
have insisted ana 10" AT Tho ga ltest
possible moment agAn notify you that cannot serve
suCh committee,
ali my friends may srr my true position.
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Dinner OF the Catholic Young Meme sOcIe.
ties.

The annAal dinner OF the Catholic Young
Mems Societies gwen MazzettS last night under
the direction OF the ArchdiocssSn Union. More than
200 were present among tho guests being John D.
CTmmins, Senator Eugene 8. Ives Mgr. DoAne, Mgr
farley. rather Anaclst1s Hthsr Elliott and Tho vAr
Father j. A.. Waters OF PortoheSter presided, and
after ho had delivered an address OF welcome these
tOasH were offered: "CtY OF Sew York" the Hon J.
L. Y Arnold. sound Mind and Sound Gody," the Rev
& A. HoodnAn; National Union tho Rev. J. 81. La
yee, Church and Stata the lion T. q. G'sulliyAn
young Mons Societies" the Hon David McAdGm
The committee Of Arrangements consisted OF John NJ.
Davis, John J. CorbstI and b H. Koschin and the Re-
fTRncS J. Dalton and n. Z. Mayer.
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FREDERICK PELsANG.

~ had oAtarrh for thirty And for the past
years IL kept getting aud worse. had pains In
my chest my aides my shoulder blades, tho small OF
my back ana In tho region uf my heart had pains
across forehead and sometimes In my temrleb and
at other times In the back OF my head There n
dropping Of mucur back N my throat and suffered so
thai couldn't rest at night would have TO get up
from four elk ttmsn night. There buI-
sing In my that sounded lRo the twiltering of
thousand rpnrroSh nsei tn get diIzv that would
almost fall hal these dizzy Arelia frequently,
and got so deaf couldn't hoRr anybody tax not even
II Why, two months ago ] cOuInt nave heard
what Won saw said Mr. Pesang to the reporter
"A fow months ago | went to Ora MCCOv and Wild.
mar. and now am different man The pains are all
gone I'm not dear now YOU zee Wy head Ia clear and
don't have those diNyy spells can't say enough for
Drs Mccoy and Wildnan Their treatment il so mia
And pie easAnt that child would Ike 4 1t didn't cause
any pains or inconvenonce ami they furnished mo
with all incidence lRd come to look upon AL noctors
Rs Quacks until went to Drs. Mctoy AMI Wildman
take II all back as tHr as thev are concerned will
he EAd to verify this abatement any dav at my home in
Brooklyn from II TO !? ocork or after O'Clock IN the
evening here At tho RruthoRst corner Of SUth at and
Tth Rv. New York, and I cant sav enough for ORA
Mccoy amt Wdman They bavo made now man out
OF me after thirty years Of suaCrinR"
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A Joke on q Rsportar.

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Tom Kelly. the vet-
eran prize fighter, played funny Joke to-day
on reporter for an afternoon paper He made
tho young man believe that Peter Jackson was
not In the city at al on last SUNDAY. and that
an ordinary Mlssissipp River niger" who
was handy with the gloves. Tho newspaper
contained two-column article saving pos
that the whole thing was q Joke. Many people
who were not present believe the story.
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Justice Barrett q; tho supreme Court yes
terdsy approved the cOgtinclte OF incOrlOrai OF
The American Dramatic Authors society which has
been formed TO ~dyau.e and promote he interests of
writers Tor tho rtags IN AmsricR." The trustees arc
ChGrIsN barnard ~, kiug NIlam fiil. Herbert Hail
Hins ow ANA Howard T. Tay!ur. These aud Charles
Alfred byrHe Leonard Grover Alfred thompson Rob.
rrt Fraser, Lrandrr Richardson, Arthur Nailack aud
". II. snrdieY Brown are the iDcorpUraLUTA
The sun., 1890-04-23
EMPEROR WILLIAM MAKES 4 SPEECH

Tho Newspaper Preaa Hhould be Careful
TO Correctly Report Hin.
BREMEN, April 22.-Emperor William took
dinner yesterday on board tho North German
Lloyd steamer Fulda. He made IL speech. In
which he asked Germans to repose confidence
In his determ n alton to maintain peace.
His words. he said. were sometimes misin-
terrreted The press ought TO bear In mind
that tho imperial words should not ho F9iHf4d
ami misconstrued. His efforts to fcstes trssdo
and commerce were hused on the knowiadR0
that peace alone guaranteed pros srtty. !
The sun., 1890-04-23
Challenged 20 Fight = Duel.

LOUISVILLE, April 22.-W. P. Campbell.
assistant enrolling clerk OF the Kentucky
House OF Representatives. has sent challenge
to fight a duel to Thomas II. Davis editor Of
the Maysville Republican. Davis published
that Campbell had left debts unpaid when re-
Gently he went away from Augusta. Ky.
Campbell threatens to kill Davis on sight II .
duel Is declined,
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MARRIAGE OF e A. ABBEH
The Artint Comes Back from England for
an American Bride.


an American Bride.
Miss Mary Gertrude Mead, daughter Of
Mr.. Frederick Mead. was married yesterday
afternoon at her fathers homo. West Fifty
sixth street. TO Edwin Austin Abbey. the artist.
She woro bridal gown OF white satin brocade
Rarnitured with point lace. Her tulle veil was
fastened with wreath Of orange blossoms
and she carried bouquet Of orchids and lilies
Of tho valley.
The bride and groom stood under a canopy
OF Easter flowers In the drawing room while
the Rev. Charles L. Thompson OF the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church made them man
and wife. Charles A. Truslow acted as best
man. and the ushers were: Frederick Mead.
Jr... the brides brother John S. Sargent
Arthur Scri6ner, and Herman Mead. a brother
OF the bride.
Several hundred guests attended the recep-
p2n which followed. Among them were:
Andrew Carnegie, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Warner
g. Giant H,ambridee: Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mrs: EdwTatd BurlnEame. Mr., and Mrs.
Harper, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Abner Harper.
The sun., 1890-04-23
Tao BALLOT Freud Investigation.

At the morning session OF tho Senate inves-
tigation committee In Jersey city yesterday twenty.
three witnesses were examined Their testimony was
Of the same nature As that taken last week by the
commitIee when u inyssng4tsd tho second district
which tie oEher end OF the lorreIlOe In all twenty
nine fraudulent votes were discovered In the after.
noon session twenty Witnesses were examined. They
LMOre 70 thirty TWO frAul ont NOtes.
The sun., 1890-04-23

THE HAGUE, April 22.--Mr. Ihayer, the
United States Minister here. gave q grand
diplomatic dinner to-day in honor OF Mr.
Charles Emory Smith. the recently appointed
United States Minister to Russia Forty-four
persons were present, including several Dutch
Ministers, the leading members OF the Court,
and tho entire diplomatic corps. Tho banquet
hall WAS deliberately decorated with flags. all
nations being represented.
The sun., 1890-04-23

LONDON, April 22-While nm Englishman
named Gray and his wife, who are touring.
and their attendant wore visiting tho ruined
city OF Petra. in northsTn hrabiH. they were
cantured by ArnbR1sii ne briush c0nsnl At
their TuIoae0.
The sun., 1890-04-23
A Collision or ths Bride Faith.

Two riders In Central Park c.me into col
lision seVontySSVent street yesterday morning
and ono OF them, young woman who said Sho wSS
Miss HHysrly was thrown from her horse. Tho horse
OF tho other rider q boy named George Murray had
become unmGnAEeAbe and got In tho way Tho squeS
triennS. sho was not BOrouSly hurt
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A nrstauaer aint ,he nulI.1.

Ludwig Robbins OF IT High street Brooklyn
dspu,ad win Michael barry tho saloon Al the corner
OF Mnuros and Market streets yesterday afternoon.
about the payment OF drinks. blows were exchanged
and Robbins drew revolver and Tel his AuYeTsAry
1hs sim WAS poor and the bullet entered tho leg OF
bystanier JeremAh Drsc1l Gyei ot o. Oliver
street Altar LIS snK hls wound dressed At tho Gouyer.
nrur Hospital Driscoll went home. RO0Dins WAS ar
rested and locked up In the Madison street police ElAr
The sun., 1890-04-23
BISMARCK AND THE EMPEROR.
Tho Prince Reported to Have Said He
Would Gladly Have Remained In Once.

Would Gladly Have Remained In Once.
BERLIN, April 22.-The Freisinnioe Zeit,tn1
published an account OF alleged remarks made
by Prince Bismarck to deputation from the
Manufacturers Association on the 10th inst.
Prince Bismarck. 1t is snid. declared with emo
ton that he would gladly have remaiped In
office X the Emperor had so desired. He at
tributed his removal to the intriSues OF oppo-
nents especially OF the Minister who owed his
position to him.
He admitted that he differed with the En-
peror on the labor. question. The Govern.
ment's present rolcy. he said. must entail
harsh dealing with the Socialists.
Count Herbert Bismarck said he WAS glad to
leave tho treadmil Of Office but he was sorry
for his iather. who wanted to remain.
The sun., 1890-04-23
All scrantoa's Railway. Bought Up.

SCRANTON. April 2I.-The syndicate OF New
York capitGlSus that bought the Peoples Street Rail
way Company ana the Suburban Hallway Company Of
Scranton several months ago last week purchased
the stock and plant of Tho Scranton Passenger Raj.
way Company, All of the street car lines In SCRANTON
are owned ny thesyndirGte and tue cars AL or
them are propelled by electric power.
The sun., 1890-04-23

RoUEN, April 22.--For the last few days
picture. purportinR to be the original Millets
THE Angelus" has been exhibited here in
large store and advertised rs the original in
the daily papers. The advertisements read
thus:
- Returned from America, Mille.'s The An
Gelus' cost 5SO.UOO francs. On view for five
days only. Entrance one franc"
crowds rush 10 the Orld-lenowned painting.
hut the Partisan papers doubt its authenticity.
and assert that the genuine picture is still In
ha l. 'DitaI fata
The sun., 1890-04-23
Tho Presa Club Concert.

The full list Of the people who have volun-
tssred for tho Casino concert In aid OF the Charity
Fund the New York Press Club next Sunday night Is
As follows; Lillian Russell, Florence 81. John Rose
CoGhlAn, Pauline Hall George Drew Barrymore Fanny
Rice Miss Lakey Nellie do CAserea Fran cis Wilson
Robert Mantsll Lewis Morrison Fred Solomon wilton
Henry IlAlla1 Little Tuesday keson WheAtcrot Kir
ara ua..0n irh Nv MiIlsnS s,n onstaye koIEsr the O.
sod in the lobby by hrs Louisa EIdridEe ana several
The Casino box Ohice.
The sun., 1890-04-23

PARIS, April 22.-Tho Temps says that a
French force consisting OF $50 troops made a
reconnaissance Of the position held by tho
Dahomey army. seven Kilometres from Porto
Noro and Subsequently mad" an attack upon
tho place. The French lorce was compelled TO
retreat to Porto Novo after thirty French
soldiers and twenty ni their native al les wore
killed or wounded. The loss o! the DahoIniauS
a l,.nNN
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The Austrian strlEes.

OsTAU, April 22.-work hHs been TO-
sumSd In most OF the pits on the Northern Rail-
way. The Wittkowitz iron furnaces are In full
blast. There havo been serious disorders AT
fulncE. Tho cavalry had to be called out to
rest ore order. and llS arrests were made
The sun., 1890-04-23

CONCORD. April 22.-The Hon. David A. Tag
Eart President of tho State Senate was inAuGurasd As
Acting Governor to-day by tho Executive Council and
Of Gov GoodeII IncapactAted by illness This h The
nrst time In history OF the State hnce 1884 that the
President OF the Senate has been called upon
chArE0 The dutiel OF 0OyernOr.
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E1-Nayor Galley Found tn = Rsssrvsir.

FITcHBURG. April 22.-The body Of ex-Mayor
Eli CuOy found In the reservoir At O'Clock this
morning. He diEAppsGrsd on Monday morniuE Mr.
Cusy has been III for some time and his mind was 81
fecIOa lie was so years old. and leaves . widow and
six children lie was Mayor four years ago and mem
Der OF the Legislature OF 1850
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Prosldeut C.rao, In Corsica.

AJAccIo, Corsica, Aprl ga President Car
not to-day visited the house In which Napoleon
/. was born. Upon the arrival OF the President
here Yesterday Q number ot ladies' strewed
rice and corn before him asa sign OF welcome
Tia. forty .nve miles northeast OF this city.
The sun., 1890-04-23

Three Sailors on Mr.. Beunaetso Yacht
Swept Overheard In tho CAan0 Sea.
NICE April GA letter received here
brings news OF disastrous accident TO the
yacht Nsmouna, the property of James Gordon
Bennett in the China Sea. violent storm
suddenly struck the boat and n fearful sea
swept over her. Three OF the crew were swept
overheard.
Although tho yacht was seriously damaged 1t
WAS able to make small Chinese port. where
It remains for the present. Mr.. Bennett was on
board himself with party OF young friends.
The sun., 1890-04-23
A A1lss,as Town Treasurer Resurus.

CANTON. Mass. April 22.- William E. Nc
Phsrson the missing Town Treasurer OF Canton. 70.
turned homo last night in company with his father who
went TO CAlAiA Me. last Thursday presumably by ap
pontnlent He sAyS that he has not taken the
townI money Tie sslsctmen found that about ~ 7Ol
should be In the bank IN hT. McPhsrGona
MT. Mcpherson will turn over shat amount ~ once.
The sun., 1890-04-23
One MuHdredth Appearance OT"ssnatorI,
Crane.

Comedian William Crane enacted the role OF
the Senator for the ono hundredth time At the Star
Theatre last niEhtAnd addressed tho ost
audience he has yet had Everybody In the cast got .
hearty wscome and there was the uEuAl curtain call
In the third act Thnro was souvenir NJ the entertain
InSn in the shane OF photograph Ot he star actor
frame OF silk with tue cast VI characters In the iplAy
printed on the back
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No Money for tho Cath Ollie Church.

BERLIN, April 29-The Spengesetz bill was
tabled In the lower House OF the Diet to-day.
1t provides that 56O.4so marks from the Treas
ury be applied TO objects OF the Catholic
Church dating from April /.
The sun., 1890-04-23
Maaha,tAn A. 4. Pool Touruey.

Two more games were decided In the handi-
CAP pool tournament OF tho Manhattan Athletic Club
last night and both ContsstS productive Of inter-
s1:inE gAmtA Edwin ", Post (2ni and l. s. AppIsbY
uO played thS FIRST game the former scoring 10 Ap.
p!ysbI In the second game IIrst Llsut Eugene Won
SchAIck Qn and Charles .. Ferry t-"I were the com.
pA.ltOEA Tho lAtter won. hGOrInK ~ 20 40.
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Stole 1 l,OOO, 600 France.

BERNE, April 22,-OwIng to the troubles
arising from tho embezzlement OF l,OOO,OO0
francs BY the Treasurer Of tho Canton OF IT.
elmo, ali the members Of the cantonal Govern
mont have resigned.
The sun., 1890-04-23
The Greater New York.

ALBANY. April %. The SNnate Committee on
Commerce aud haVisAUOr wi report Mr. "lthS bill
creating Commission inquire ,uto no eNps!erCV Of
cUnEO ,idAtinH Irtu ono cy uuniapa ~ TO several
nuuio lpRIit!rS On Islands ia New uTA EagDoT,
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10 Remodol ths Fllth Avenue rAentrs. 0

Harry C. Miner filed an application yesterday
for permission to alter the Fifth Avenue Theatre in
Twenty street The present bSxss are to be taken
out and twelve new boxes put In their places The line
OF the balcony will be changed and The houSo rsdor-
GRATED ana provided with new seats ~ Of SSOOO0
The sun., 1890-04-23
Closing Pool Rooms In Chicago,

CHICAGO April 22.-ln accordance with in
structions from Mayor CreGier. Police Inspec-
Tor Eberssld to-day issued orders to his men
20 close all the pool rooms In the city. The
order went into effect this afternoon.
The sun., 1890-04-23
RE had CAFARRH FOR THIRTY YEARS
a HAN WHO SPENT 4 SMALL FORTUNE
FOR oUhCK MEDICINBa

Row FredericS PelsanO sWGered Wtth Pstns
Gnd Aches, Dir-y spells, DedfaesS, ard .
b'N,sfinO IN Hts Head. AZ Lest Doctors
Mccoy aud HfIdnan Cared HtnN
Here's a man who was = martyr for thirty ysarA
Frederick relsAnE tod reporter last night that ha
suffered with eAtArrh for thirty years and thahe spent
ANAL fortune tor anHck medicines without even get
sing any relief Mr PesAng Ives Ht tho northwest cor.
nsr OF tSh street and ath avenue BROOKLYN, and bis
place of business the oyster stand at the southeast
Of Sth sweet and 9Th New York city In
winter Mr. felsAnE i employed by j. w. Boye, one Of
the biggest oyster dealers In the country AZ the loot -
Perry street North River, MIR. relBhnH said:
The sun., 1890-04-23
Suicide or . Dismissed Policeman.

BOSTON. April 22-PolicemAn William G.
SaH and Sopmi!tSa SHLstds tSaAy by ShSOIIS GiSSis
The sun., 1890-04-23
Mr.. O'BrIen Denies 1t.

LONDON. April l-Mr. William O'Brie4 de-
hlA RAGAiSViteh The daughter Of PSrillAn nAAncisE
The sun., 1890-04-23

Justice Hawkins or City IsInnd Arrested
There Is a quarrel in tho town Board OF City
IGlAud which eliminated last night in the arrest Of
JnstoS John IAwkins warrant issued by Justice
DscAmber Tho Alle CATION 10 that ho retained the keT
Of the TOM SAia He waved examination. and was
SHSy. - - ~-~
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DOCTORS
Mccoy and WildDlan.
Offices:

6 EAST ARD ST, NEW YORK CITY,
Near Grand Central Depot;
OS8 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
Domestic Sewing Machine Building:
107 MON TAGCE ST. BROOKLYN,
opposite Academy OF Music.
where all curabls diseases treated with auccesa
SpeciAties Caarrh all throat and chest diseases all
nervous dlBeaAes. rhrOnio diseases
II live u distance write for symptom blank.
Address all mali TO = East 42l st
Once ho!rs-o TO II A. NJ, ito +P.M tosP.M
daily. SUNDAYS. 8 to II A NJ. aud = to 4P.M
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Kept the Fire Away from the Magazine.

BosToN, April 22.-SerGOant John Roche,
keeper Of Governors Island Port Winthrop and his
wife herocAly fought dangerous grass IRE for four
houIs yeSerdSy morning until relieved In an exhausted
condition, by tho nArbor police boat There are 10
barrels OF powder In the Government magazine on the