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He CAN'T GO TO THE STATE CAMP
SO Private William MnIer'a Employers,
Lee, TWeedY & Co. SnY

AR
Lee. Tweedy 81 Co, Say.
Private William Miller OF the Thirteenth
Regiment, Brooklyn, is in danger of losing his
place rs salesman in the shawl department of
Lee. Tweedy & Co.'s wholesale dry goods store
In Worth street If he insists on going with his
regiment 10 the State camp this summer. Col
David +. Austen of the regiment has received
this communication from the firm:
William Miller. in our employ in the shawl
department. informs US that he will be re-
duired to attend the state camp during the
week ending July o. We lind that it will be
impossible 10 have him absent from business
at that Zine. Should 1t he necessary for him
10 be away at the above time we will be- com
RELIED to get another clork to fiji his position"
Miller wanted to take his regular vacation
during the camp week. but this privilege also
Tns refused him. MIR. Church. the head of tho
shawl department. said he was well aware of
the provisions OF the military code. subJecting
an employer TO fine and IMPRISONMENT for pre-
venting member Of the National Guard from
performing serylce when called upon by the
State. but that Miller could not go to the camp
with his consent. and that If no goes without
It he will he discharged on the spot. What
Iol. Austen will do about 1t he has not decided.
He cannot compel the attendance Of n member
OF the regiment at the State camp.
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A Republican Attnck on Gen. sharpe.

KINGSTON. July 5.-The Rondout Daily Free
man tonight takes occasion TO editOrlaly as
sail Gen. George II. Sharpe In connection with
his appointment as one OF the Board of APP
praisers. 1t says: % II there is n political
brigand in existence who works for revenue
only it Is George II. Sharrc Tho old Stalwarts
will not feel complimentcd by his being char
acteri2od Us a Sta,wRrt, as his contemplate
treacheiy to Senator COnklng Will always be
rrmemberel by tho friends of TINT eminent
statesman. In lssi when Blaine was n can
ddate for u eSidont Sharpe worried against
the ticket and since that time tho Ecpubli-
cans of istcr county huye not pernittcd him
10 even 20 rs Il delegate 20 II state ConN On
ton
The untruthful and UnwRrrnnted assault
upon the character uf Gen. Sharue Is the topic
OF conversation 10 night NJ hotels and club
Indignant over the article, Tho Ee"md" IS
owned bv Snmucl y. Coykendail, who, with
his ia'hcr-in-law IN" late TuumHS Curucl
has been n bittor political opponent Of Ger.
Sharpe for moro than score ~ years Do
spite tho free USE Of mORey AT conventions and
the polls Con. Sharuc. owing TO his strong
personal pOpulnritY has 10 Gated tho Cornell
Coykondall combine in User county "B well
us In the Senate and Congress districts.
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Sending Obscene Postal Cards Through the
MAILS.

NEW HAVEN, July 5.-Mark Carlson OF Merl-
den was on trial before Commissioners Wright
in thi' city to-day on the charge OF sending
obscene postal cards and letters through the
mails. Carlson banied tho efforts OF the Post
O1lce officials to apprehend him for long
time, and II WAS only after the hardest kind OF
work that Inspector Bario succeeded in rum
ming him down. The first complaint was re-
ceived in the Inter part OF Nav, when the
obscene postal cards w"re first noticed in the
Meriden Post ONCE. Since that time hundreds
OF the cards have been received. all OF which.
it Is alleged. were written hv Carlson. The
greater part OF them were received
at the local office but some wero
put in The boxes Mt the depot, and on arriving
at their destination were held at the Post Office
there. They were oil addressed To- ono Post
once. South R"yalston. Mass and were nd.
dressed either TO e Mr.. billy sweeney" or MIR.
George Whitney" CARLSON object in writing
the letters Is Lot known. Tho letters and
cards we're introduced "a evidence. and were
OF very vile matt re. Commiss Toner Wright
bound Carlson over to tho nitod States Court
under $500 bail
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BROUGHT THE NARY HERE 10 DIE
Two Women and n Mnn Left it In nm Allen
Street Tenement.

August Roggenthein told Sergeant Creeden,
at the Eldridge street police station. yesterday
morning, that u girl baby had died in his apart
ments, at 237 Eldrldge street, on Friday night.
Roggcnthein said that about the middle OF May
his wife had advertised for n baby to board.
Four weeks later she received letter from
Newburgh, signed n c.. Church. asking II she
would take baby for his wife. Mrs. Rog-
genthein replied that she would II the
baby was WELL That was the last she heard
from Church until Thursday morning, when
Church came to her rooms with two women
and tho baby. The women appeared 70
be mother and daughter. The younger said
she was Mrs Church. They left the baby and
paid Mrs, Roggenthein $l2 for one months
loard. Tho baby was well supplied with
clothing and was wrapped up In four yards OF
calico. Church said it was Blk weeks old and
had no name.
You can call 1t what you like" he added
with laugh. 1t had u largo bottle full OF cold
water Mrs. hoGgenthein said she would get it
TINT cold wnter would do"
The child was sick when Mrs. Roggenthein
took it, but she thought it was only exhaustion.
She worked with II all day Thursday night and
trlday l,ut Il continued to grow worse, and IL
died on Friday evening. When Church left he
said his address would lie IL Second street
Pittstleld Mass. Holland Block. Coroner Jen-
klns took charge OF the case.
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rOUND DEAD IN ROUND LAKE,


SARATOGA, July 5-Frederiok Shepherd OF
New York was found dead in Round Lake yes
terday. The body was naked and It was at
first supposed that he had gone in to swim and
was drowned. Tho autopsy showed mono Of
the ordinary evidences OF drowning. but wounds
sufficient to cause death were found upon tho
head: and then It was discovered that his
clothing had been rined OF n valuable witch
and n sum OF money. The Indications are that
no was murdered on tho shore OF tho lake and
his body stripped and thrown into the water to
give the appearance ofRccidental death.
such bold crime, committed In the very
precincts OF tho Round Lake camp meeting
grounds. Is causing much excitement among
the Jealous people Of that religious community,
and 81 lmuating to even greater fervency
oil praying and preachng. Shepperd was 40
years old. For the rast few days no had been
stopping at the hotel in DunninR street, with
the expectation OF coming to Saratoga soon to
MI n promised position hore. The lake was
short distance away, and It was his habit, TO
90 there in tho enrly morning for swim. He
went as usual this morning. but did not re-
turn. Some hours after his body was found
dead In shallow water near the shore OF tho
lake near the boat house. Shepperd was
man OF steady habits. He leaves n family who
reside In New York city. Chief of Police
Blotgett has gone to Round Lake to investi-
gate tho case.
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HE PHOYED AN ALIBJ.
Identified by Woman Her Asaaiiant
md Thrnnhed by Her Brother-in-Inw.

md ThrnHhed by Her Brothcr-in.lnw.
ANSoNIA Conn. July j.-Yosterday afternoon
u woman was heard to scream in the vicinity
OF the New Haven and Derby Railroad freight
yard. and moment later sho ran UP tho
tracks rs far rs Bridge street She was soon
surrounded by a large crowd The woman
was terribly excited, and told the crowd that n
man had attempted TO assault her near tho
freight yard. She said that while walking
along tho track the ruilian came up from be-
hind, and. Selling her BY tho throat, at
tempted to force her into the old shed near
the freight depot When she screamed the
villain ran away. Among those who heard her
scream were her two brothers-in-aw. Job and
Robert Daley. They ran out Of the house and
arrived at the scene Just in timo to hear tho
woman tell the story OF tho assault They
asked her II she would know the man il sho
saw him again. She said she would. and turn
sailant The brother.-in-Iaw. without hearing
any more; made rush at lenhy, who Is n
slight built young fellow. ard gave him q ter
rible tbrashing The crowd made no attempt
to ipterfere. but encouraged tho men.
The police By this time had been attracted
TO the scene and put a stop 10 the disturb ance.
The bro' hers then made complaint against
l.eahy. charging him with criminal assault.
and said that when tho woman screamed no
was at home, His statements were corroho.
rated by the other inmates OF the house. The
police seemed to believe his story. and are in
clined to think that he is victim Of mistaken
identity. When tho woman identified eahy
she was grently excited and picked out the
first man she laid her ewes on. To-day she
rect In her identification. John and Robert
Daley. the men who thrashed eahy, were ar
rested this afternoon and locked up.
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The Menthcr.

Generally fair weather prevailed over the country
yesterday. fIr light showers the New England
and Middle Atlantic coasts ard IN Florida ONO and
tie DHkoiaA
The nigh hnrometrc pressure was central over tho
lake region, AMI central States was attended by de-
cdody coo or weather. Tho cool stretched from
the British Territory TO Tennessee and from Kansas
east 20 tho Acg' anies 1t will keep the temperature
CONT rtabc in tie Middle Atlantic and Sew England
STAIRS to-day with fair weather storm has appeared
on the GrOrgiR coast but - influence is hardly per
cep;b- shore yet except in an increase IN heat
along the Gulf aud south Atlantic coasts. The storm
over the aEotaS has developed some energy, With
hign winds blowing IN Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota
and the uREutas THIS storm viii probably tak"s
course over the uiper Iakrs, Temperature and hI
mildly remained about stationary here. with tho wind
gencrs.Iy from tho northwest. To-day mud Monday
promise be- cool unl fair: warmer Monday afternoon
The thermometer az rerrys pharmacy IN TnR sls
building recorded ihe temperature yesterday as fol
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Norwich, July 5-Oto Reinhardt. wild
sort OF young barber in this city in fit OF
rage fired two shots at his wife here yesterday.
both OF which missed her. He had been sub
ject to freaks OF temper before. He WAS ar
rested. and tho ti'y Court disclosed OF him in u
novel way. Following he example Of Western
hour In which to quit tho town and twenty four
hours 10 get out oil tho state. A policeman ac-
comnanied him o a train this forenoon TO 500
for New York His vito has applied for q d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
EIIIS Island Hospital.

Supervising Architect William II. Windrim
OF tho Treasury Department. Col. Marshal.
SuperintcndcHt Of Construction OF Public
Buildings, and Cul Weber went over to Ellis
Island yesterday 10 select sites for tho build
ings ihat vii he erected there 10 accommodate
sick md detained immigrants. oil. Weber
said, after grtunG back ron the island, that
begun Immediately. A competent army or
navy enGinoor will he detailed 10 supcrintend
the dredging, which will probably be completed
within six months.
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ORoNo. Me-. July 5.-This forenoon six
drunken Prince Edward Islanders wcre or
dered from Orono depot by Station Agent
Robert Neil. ono grabbed him by tho throat,
when he called on baggage Master Charles
Bussel for assistance. Pussel drew revolver
and ordered the man to let so his hold. whore
upon another Of tie party struck Bussers arm.
exploding tn" revolver. The bali entered tho
upper rart Of the thigh. penetrating II :, inches
into the body. inficting u severe ii not mortal
wound. Rnsse. who weighs 2iO pounds was
taken to Bangor whore tho hal was extracted,
and lnter to his home in Cu~tignn. -Four ar
rests have boon made, and search is being mado
for the other two men.
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Five steamships sailed Yesterday for Euro
pcan ports with n thousand passengers. On
tho umhria were Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hard.
Judge md Mr., j. 4. IalY Lloyd Gnrrson nr.
AID Mrs Altemus Wa.d. Judge +. Carr Il
brewster, MIS- Francis y. Bangs and the iiov
AnsOu /. AtlerDurY. Paul Desardins. french
Consul General at New Orleans q, J.. lngra-
ham, q. L., Barrett, tho liey. Or. Il. T. Booth
Prof File Charlier, and tho COnnt aud Countess
dArschot were on the BouTGoRpe,
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LIMA, July 8, via Galveston. prepara-
lions are being made here to receive the re-
mains Of the Peruvian heroes who lost their
lives during the late war with Chill. Tho bodies
are being brought from different points by
Peruvian men Of war and will DO inferred here.
Wan man Of-wnr Lima, escort cd by tho CHILEAN
man-oi war EsmeTalda, arrived at this port
yesterday at 10 80 +, NJ. Tho Lima hrnG- tho
remains Of Eice-Admiral Grau and others who
fell in The battle OF AnGamos.
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Was tho Church SGT on Fire,

MANAsouAN. July 5.-Tho large Methodist
Episcopal church here was destroyed by fro
shortly before - o'clock last night Tho
flames started in the library In tho northeast
corner OF the edihcc. Tho fIe was beyond
doubt caused by incendiarios. rs Inrer and
books In the library had been soaked in kcru-
sene oil. Several months ago there was II split
In The congregation, and mnnyoi the members
withdrew aud started u new church. II is gem
orally believed that The edlIice was .eOt on fire
tiyes. Tho church was valued at $4,000 and
was insured for $4,000.
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United states Hotel stables burned

LoNG BRANCH, July 5.-The stables OF tho
United States Hotel were destroyed by fro Mt
o'clock this morning. The barn OF Solomon
Cohen OF New York caught fire. but was dam
aged only 10 the extent OF $500. Tho hotel
stables were owned by tho Rev Fnther Nc
MRhOn OF Aew ork. They were occupied by
livery stable kropers in West Twenty fourth
street, New York. Thirteen horses ana ono
shetland pony wore burned 70 death. and nino
carriages were destroyed. The harms were
valued At $4,000. 1t IL thought the 6re was
caused BY tramps.
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BERLIN. July 1.-TWO thousand persons at
tended n kommers which was given In the
winter garden OF the Central Hotel to- night in
honor Of the visiting American rinemen.
Councillor liGrnitz made speech in which he
complimentary terms. A baud from tho
Guards, led by Waldmann. played national
"peutsohland Ueber Alles.h
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THE PARIS NIHILTsTS.
Six OF them Convicted ana Sentenced 4
Three Years imprisonment.

SIK OF the M CONVICTED md SENTENCED to
Three Years imprisonment
PARIS. July 5.-The trial OF the Nihlsts re-
suited in the conviction OF Reinstein. Naka-
chidzo. Katchintse1f. Lavrenius. Levoir. and
Orowski. each OF whom was sentenced 10 I'M
dergo three years Imprisonment and to pay q
flno OF 200 francs. Anna, the wife OF Reinstein
and q female physician named Fromberg were
acqukted.
When the sentence was pronounced Orlowski
prison than in the mines OF Siberia Rein
stein said he had refused TO join In any plot
because France had given him refuge and
the Russian Government ought 10 be carried
on only In Russia. Ever since he had been in ST.
IBERIA he had devoted his life to the cause Of
NililiSm.
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Troy. July 5.-Albany's population as shown
by the census is 994Gs. m increase OF 1,5G5
since 1880 Troy has a population OF co, 5S7. q
gain OF $3.50 In ten years
BosToN. July 6.-Supervisor Wadlin OF the
Census Bureau gives as an official estimate OF
Boston's population. 497242. The figures OF
the census OF 1880 were 862.369.
FALL RIVER. July 1.-The difference between
the city and tho United states census returns
is nearly 5000 In favor OF the city canynssers,
ccivNd orders 10 mak"a re-cRnvRss OF their
sections where the greatest discrepancies pre-
the cnumerators viii DO Obliged TO make the
re-CHuyds without pay.
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The New Spanish NIInistry.

MADRID. July GA new Cabinet has heen
formed, as follows:
Prime Minister-sefor Canovas dol Castillo.
Minister of Foreign AfIairs-Duke of Tetuan.
Minister Of Finance-SeiIor CosGayon.
Minister OF the lnterior-SehOr Silyela.
Minister Of Justice-SehOr Villaverde.
Minister OF Commerce Senior lsasa
Minister OF Wur-Gen. AZcarraGn.
Minister OF Marine Admiral Herenger
Minister OF the Colonies -SeiIor FaDre.
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Three More DOG nl.ten ratlent-.

Three new patients were admitted To tho Pasteur In
st!tute YESTERDAY orc was Brooklyn man. who
bitten tho left hand IN Battery Park week ago.
Another was Ihyonrod boy Of this city who WAS Bit
ten in Jersey city EN DAYS Tho third patient whs
~ an lvng up Town. who was bitten On III" hnni by
tive igtHg dog, Iiat he WAS to separate.
The three patients inOCula;el Sixteen now pa
tents received the Hs'ifute asst week. DR..
GIUler now has nineteen patients under treatment
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The DeIagon bay Railrond.

Lr'poN. July 5-The United States. Great
Britain. and Portugal have agreed TO ask the
Swiss Government TO appoint three iurists to
fix tho amount due by Portugal for the cancel
lation OF the Lorenzo Marquee Railroad con-
tract.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed
credit for tho construction Of u cablo to tho
AZOreR.
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L no IN j uleu are.


Thomas T. Fitzsimmons OF II Watts street.
who says he is n druggist. and who drank a
quart of whiskey and then went into a state of
collapse. has improved Mt bellevue Hospital.
him TO- nujI tthIroneR. Ho Ias been uHconScous
most OF tho time since he was admitted to the
incbriates ward AS in most cases OF the kind.
n
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4 MISSIONARY MURDERED.

Mrs. Wright Killed In PersIn by School
Teacher She had Discharged.
ROCKVILLE. Ind, July 5.-Late letters re-
ceiNed here from Persia give details OF tho
murder Of Mrs. John l.. Wright. American
Presbyterian missionary at SALINAS. western
Persia, in April. A native school teacher. hnlf
American, half Syrian. killed her with dag
GER in her own home in revenge for his dis
historian. and was beautiful. well cducated.
and, ACCOMPLISHED; Her father was teacher OF
married 10 Mr. Wright four years ago They
were in this country last year. Wright was u
native OF Ohio The murderer is in custody
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Average on Iu.y . r, ...........7ast'
sI.s,L uIrlcK roEr,,sr IN r n srNuAY
For Mains fair weather cooler IN southern, Slightly
warmer IN northern purtipn, westerly winds
For New Hampshire. cooler ia.r. variable winds
Tor Vermont warmer far. touthwestcrly wiadA
Fer Massachusetts fair cooler in eastern warmer IL
western portion; variable winds.
Tor Rhode Island, far slightly cooler; nOrtherlI
winds
Tor Connecrcut fair stationary temperature; variL
bic winds.
Tor ,rsi.7i y,r iiort riir w1yn,r IN rprO,rn. HI
Uur0ry tsnIrra'vJ~ u s.uh-r, Iorrou uorhsry rp,uL
shinpg,o sop'hsos'Srly.
For eastern rcumyly.uia New Jersey mi Delaware
far, sHaDt T.,o IA temperature, N.a., sn.iraS
suuIheas'e-JE
warmer. Jar; easter.y winds, shifting to tIuiHeTy
For West Virginia, weston rrUnsy,vaniS western
New IoFE, and Ohio, fair, warmer WiudS shifting
SOuthsrly,
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A Drowned Six-Footer.

An unknown man. about 40 years OF age.
was found in tho East River ut l43d street,
yesterday afternoon. lie was six feet two
inches in height and weighed zoo pounds.
He had black noustache and black hair and
line teeth. His body is ut tho MOrgue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
PISTOL SHOT At TIE PILGRIM.

some Rufinn on the SusquehRunn Shoots n
Girl on the sound Bont.
AS the steamboat Pilgrim was passing tho
excursion barge SusGuehanna off Riker's
Island Mt ?. NJ, July a. some one on the OK
cursion boat fired Il shot at the steamer. The
bullet hit Annie Goldstein Of Q Eldridge street
Just above the right eye and glanced up. in
fcting n severe scalp wound. She was taken
to Boston. When the steamer reached Fall
liver her Captain teegraphed q statement Of
the affair 10 the police in this city. Detectives
from the police boat pattol were unable to get
any trace OF the barge Susquehanna yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
Fas, Traln. to wnsbIuaton.

4 complste schedule OF fast trains to baltimore and
washington Is operated by the Jersey Central heading
and and D. All trains equipped with Pullman pRriOr
end sleeping cara PuneuAl service. Stations foot OF
LIBERTY BL-AaI
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Higher Taxes In Portugal.

LISBON, July 5.-The Chamber OF DEPUTIES,
u general increase OF per cent. in taxation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06

T.. a. W. "The OuumWR Collar" l.. ~ w.
our trade mark your collars or cuffs deroteI per
fSgt form, also superiority OF quality and hnlsAaU
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Chess Congresn.
Peru's Fallen Heroes.

LONDON July 5.-An international chess
congress will meet at Manchester on Aug. %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06

"sAuitas" Disinfsetnnts are fragrant non. poison.
GUS aud do mot stain or GorrOdS At druggists
, 1890-04-17
GROWING TOO FAT.
Ex.Presidsut Cleveland and John L..
sullivan 4 Hiicted.

NEw YoRK, April i6.-Alarming ru-
mors current among the personal friends
of Cleveland arc confirmed by the state
ment that the ex-president has at last
consented to consult a specialist in rela-
tion to the abnormal and constantly
increasing development of fat lie has
lately been gaining twenty-five poundsa
month, and this. added to his already
enormous proportions. has been smoth.
ering every vital organ In his body. He
has learned that his fatness is a disease
that must result fatally in COM
parativCiy short time, unless checked,
and has placed him self under care at q
practitioner of the Schweningcr sys-
TEN OF fat reduction, from whom
he will receive daily treatment until
cured. The physicians have decided
that Cleveland has NO physical Oilment,
except tat. and that the vital organs are
all in healthy condition.
II is stdted that John L. Sullivan Is
also under treatment for fa.ness, and
that the real reasons for the delay OF
the match with Jackson is the necessity
for this treatment sullivan has lately
been growing enormously fat, especially
In the region of the stomach. Jackson
Is especially addicted TO stomach blows,
and ID II necessary that Sulliym's ten
dency TO fat be overcome before he
meets Jackson. The fact that Sullivan
nut himself into DIR. Gibbs hands is re-
raried as u sign that the fighters fat
ness is TOO persistent to yield to the
means ordinarily employed TO reduce
weight