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MAYOR MoyaID ASSAULTED.
CITY Marshal Virgins Nearly Kills Him
In the street with Club.


JACKSONVILLE Fla. June 17.-Mayor Nc
Quad ofthis city was the victim OF n savage as
sault this afternoon at the hands OF Steve
Virgins, City Marshal, from the ELECTS OF
which his recovery was for some hours very
doubtful. Virgins called at McQuad's resi-
dence on Laura street. and asked him to ac-
company him about two blocks to inspect a
portion OF State street, which was said TO be In
bad condition Both started up State street.
Virgins left his saddle horse hitched to tree
opposite McQuaid's residence. When about a
half block up state street Virgins suddenly
exclaimed to the Mayor:
"see here, McQuaid. you've been do me
dirt" McQuaid was about to reply when
Virgins pulled out club, cried with an oath
but you'll never do 1t any more" and struck
McQuaid four or five heavy blows over the
head and face. The Mayor dropped to the
pavement senseless. Virgins ran around the
corner mounted his horse; and galloped away.
McQuaid finally reganed bis feet, and was
able to walk to his house. he now les IN oea
II yerX Eo not but fears are enter.
tanned OF conclusion OF the brain.
las hS reek Tbere
ley Briggs, and sent him back with It to Chief
that i he then boarded south bound train, but
there is no further clue. He VIII probably o, be
arrested In some soGth FLORIDA Town, lor teie-
grams have been sent in all directions.
Charges OF official laxity and dishonesty had
been preferred against Virgins; and inyesti-
CATION would probably have led to his dis
charge at the next meeting Of the City CounGiI.
sponsible for this, and had made threats in the
morning to " do him up" but McQuaid had
not heard OF the threats and suspected moth,
ing There is great excitement here. and
some threats Of violence to Virgins should he
be caught. ,,,,
Mayor McQuaid is one Of the epidemic he
roes, and Is worry popular here.
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BAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-At Oakland this
morning teamster named William Smith was
boiled alivel In bathtub. About o'clock
he appeared at the Stewart street bath house
and applied for room with tub and hot salt
water, which had been recommended to him
as beneficial; he, was accommodated, and the
behind him no further attention was paid to
the bather until four hours later. when the
flow OF water from under the door attracted
knocks. and the proprietor then forced open
the door, and found Smith immersed In tub;
seyen childEen ia Was 'a spnnossd ,o bs d de-.
monted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
Sudden Death

Often comes from septIcema or Blood Poison
ing, A decayed tooth a scratch on tho foot, or
bruse OF tho flesh has resulted In death in
few days. This would not be the case il the
blood was kept in good condition. No person
will be subject to this malady who takes Swift's
Specific Is. 8. s. once or twice year. 1t acts
directly on the blood, and eliminates the i'm
purities thoroughly. 1t is simple vegetable
remedy. contains no polsons or minerals OF
any sort. assists nature, and builds up the
human organism ut once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
rHEosoPHY ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Mime. BIavatsky's Secretary Says There 10
No PsychicaI Prejudice to Overcome There.

Nine. Blavatsky's Secretary Says There 10
No PsychicaI Prejudice to Overcome There.
Cortland Keatley. the Secretary OF Nine. Bla-
vatsky. high priestess OF the occult science Of
theosophy. has spent eight months in making
tour OF the various societies OF her followers
in this country. Last evening he appeared be-
fore the Theosophical Society OF this city and
gave the members few farewell words Of
counsel preliminary for his departure for Eng
land to-day. Mr.. Keatley said that the course
of theosophy has fully doubled in strength and
numbers during the past twelve months In
America The greatest growth has been on
the Pacific coast. where he said there was not
even century OF psychical prejudice to over
come. 1t Is much better field for the propa-
CATION OF his peculiar philosophy than the
Eastern States. Mr.. keatley expects to return
In few months and lecture upon theosophy in
the principal cities
President William Q. Judge Of the New York
society made an interesting allusion to recent
criticisms Of Nine. Blayatsky and her peculiar
doctrines. "TheosOphists can afford to ignore
such attacks" he said. In view Of the fact that
these editors and preachers will soon be dead.
They cannot live forty years more In their
present incarnations, and when they come
back in new ones they will behave better.
Meantime. II we stand together in close broth
erhood. we have not only this but many future
incarnatons in which to proclaim this truth.
which In any event 10 sure to prevail. The
truths Of theosophy are the only ones which
can reform the world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
CARTIER Has DEPARTED.
The Dancing Master Leaves His WHO
be DIspOssessed-She Heara from Hin


be Dispossessed-She Hears from Hin.
Peter V. Cartier, the teacher of dancing. who
has skipped in town for score Of years, has
skipped out OF town, leaving debts to the
amount Of $4,000 or $1,000 and his family un-
provided for. For five years Prof. Cartier has
had dancing school at 80 Fifth avenue, and
he has had all the private scholars he had time
to teach, besides large class In dancing. He
lived there with his wife and little son. Tho
owner OF the property, George Hencken, went
h week ago to collect his June rent Of 1891.
Mrs. Cartier told him that Cartier had got into
a cab day or two before and driven away
without telling her where he WINS going Sho
had Just received a despatch from him, datod
at a small station on n railroad In this State
saying that he WAS Ill and that his physician
advised him to go away al once to save his life
She had no money and did not know where 10
get any.
few days afterward Mrs. Cartier. Mr..
Hencken says. told him that she had received
e letter from Cartier from Chicago; saying that
was dtspossesssd, and she vent to live in an
apartment house In west Fifty-fourtb street
= George Hilen said last evening that Prof
Cartier told him fortnight ago that he was
over, $1,000 in debt Last winters business
had been very unremunerative because OF the
- grip" MIR. Hillen added that Cartier had
cashed several worthless checks for o certain
business man to tho amount Of S70O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
wet,rur Part of tho New Aau.uue,.

little OF tho upper end OF the new aqueduct 20,
baptzing yesterday. Al O'Clock Engineer Robert
Rdgway who had charge OF tho construction OF the
gate house at Croton Dam, raised a few inches tho
gates OF the ten massive chambers of masonry
in which tho how and pressure of the water to he reg.
ulAtod and controlled and the wafer CHI had already
been admitted 10 tho chambers rushed into the Anua.
duct Tho amount of the flow varied different exper.
imons made with the RateA hut II never over
Two feet and Tho engineer did not think Il averaged
left up All the gate puRtnR apparatus proved TO
DO in good order did and its work perfectly.
Engineer were stationed at the PocAntico Ardsl.Y
and South iouksrs gate houssH and tho intention had
latter place but 1t WAS stopped At PocantiCo. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
DIR. PETERS'S PARALLELS.
He Was Ahead of j. THAN Davidson witt
Carlyle and DiOEenes

Carlyle and DiOEenes.
Tho Rev. DR.. Madison c. Peters Of the Bloom
ingdale Reformed Church, who was accused In
Philadelphia despatch OF plaglarizinR from
one OF ]. THAN Davidson's Talks to Young
Men" In a sermon preached last October,
showed SUN reporter last evening short
sermon on the same text-a verse from Jere-
miah-in a pamphlet collection OF his own
writings published In 1886. The sermon DR.,
Peters was accused OF plagiarizinR was
preached In London in 1883. That printed by
him In 1856 contained references 10 Carlyle
and DioEenes similar to those in the Davidson
sermon. but these were the only parallel pas
sages; while the sermon preached in October
contained several others.
DR.. Peters thinks the charge OF plagiarism,
WHICH no declares false springs from the iii
feeling excited by his saving at his farewell
service In Philadelphia that there Isn't a live
man here who wouldn't move to New York II
he got the chance"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18

SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE new Chronicle
building at Market and Kearney streets one OF
the largest and most complete structures on the
Pacific coast, was thrown open TO public inspec-
ton tonight. 1t has been under construction
for over year aud it's builder, NJ. II. De Young,
proprietor OF tho Chronicle, has spent about
n,0OO,OO0 upon 1t. The edihce ia ten stories
in height and is surmounted by tower 81
feet high, making total OF 202 feet from the b.
the strongest structures on the coast, the inte-
rlor framework being Of heavy steel The s wals
brick, with terra Gotta trimmings, In tho tower
s mammoth clock having 0qr daS esSa 10
and finest eleetrical illuminations ever wit
messed on this coast we're, displayed from tho
roof and sides OF the building last night. treat
crowds Of people filled the street on All SIDES OF
the building and gave Iepeated cheers.
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tons in the House bill se67.7o0 and certain
others Increasing to the amount OF q S52 SD
making n proposed net Increase OF $S,6ef,ioo'
The more important increases arc: 49,.
u.,ho, a, r.fuqe At Point Judith r. L. 800 900; New
YORK hsrbor. sizes ,oo rhlladslphia 5000; Ha .h
iRan S95nOOO, Potomac River, Washington Ss4UUvS1,
rsssryoirs at headwAters OF the Missssippi sfpyyI
Mississippi River from head OF passes TO mouth OF oh'o
81 $50 90; Missouri River S5Ju'Ou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18

Detective Sergeant Rogers OF the Central once yes
terday took DR. Arthur Du BsrcAu Of 90 West Twelfth
street to tho Jefferson Market Police Court to DO eI.
Aminsd TO his sanity Dr. Du BercGu WAS at QUO time
membsr OF the church.of St. Vincent do Paul IN ives,
Twenty third street but recently has become mbued
with the notion that AZ Hrlssts should be Killed lie
BArlierO and Brewster, telling them that he ~ uSt Kill
priest. lie was committed TO Bellevue Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
A Mass of Sores.

I am so grateful for tho beneficial results OBJ
tanned from using S. S. s. that want to add
my testimony to that already published. Tor
the public good, was mass of sores before
using but am now entirely cured.
c. MCCARTHY st. Louis. Mo.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90. Atlanta Ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18

HAVANA. juno 1.-Two OF the four carrier
pigeons which the police Of this city gave to
the French detectives who took away Eyraud
here last night. They bore the fol-
lowing message:
Happiness to the Havana police Eyrapd
Ia wall "GAILLARDE."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
LIGHTNING MISSES SPENCE.
The Jury Lot KATE tho Rebels Slayer on
with Imprisonment for Life.

The Jury Lot KATE tho Rebels Slayer or
with Imprisonment for Life.
George Spence was convicted in the General
Sessions yesterday OF murder in the second
degree for killing his wife. Kate the Rebel.
The closing argument for the defence by Mr..
Heinzleman was In large part an attack on tho
testimony OF Detective Carey. who ,the lawyer
said. was always getting bogus confessions"
from prisoners 1t was safe to say he said,
that Carey had sent scores Of innocent men to
State prison by his old and iavorite trick OF q
confession. But there was ono defendant that
Carey did not obtain confession from. That
defendant was ex-Aldcrman James Barker.
He was a political power, and Carey varied his
programme and obtained confession from
the complainant that he had only got what he
deserved. Then Mr.. Heinzleman cited the
case OF every policeman who has got into
trouble with the law for the past ten years be-
ginning with Policeman NuRent, who helped
rob the Manhattan Savings Institution, and
endlng with Policeman Donovan, who. AZ
alleged, was caught stealing TOW cents from
n TIL day before yesterday.
tnat the asporsions that counsel had ATTEMPTED
to cast uDon the police force were the stock In
trade OF certain class OF lawyers
fna H Hna hs. % . q az SSSS
IT'S II hand G F Sss S%r .sS
have threatened lives and our property they have
been found TO be coo brave men, facing death with
the discipline and tho OF peril that Ma
poeonB Old Guard at Waterloo.
As to Assistant District Attorney Jerome's
oath it was Mr. Jerome's undoubted right to
entertain any opinion; but he Mr.. Bedfordj
ma lust the contrary opinion OF Carey.
Tho jury retired at 5 o'clock. The first bal
lot it is understood showed that 1--WE favored
conviction Of murder IN the first degree, tive
murder in the second degree and two man
slaughter In the first degree. At GAG they re-
turned with verdict convicting Spence Of
murder in the second degree. He smiled
shook hands with his counsel and thanked
him. Then he asked his lawyer to thank the
Jury. II was evident that he had expected to
pay with his life for the murder Of HIS wife.
His old mother, weeping bitterly, embraced
MIN. He was handcufied to deputy sheriff
the Tombs He will be sentenced ON Friday TO
Imprisonment for life.
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A Clerk Charged with Forgery.

Thomas McwiliamS Aolerk living at - ninth avenue
was arrested yesterday morning by Detective T. j.
hEloney charged with passing worthless check for
IS on tho Harlem Bans The signature to the CHECK
WAS thai OF MsInhar LOsw. The a. lSed TOOK il 10
the saloon OF James Reilly of 90 knth avenue and got
Reilly TO endorse II Then he presented Into hehAeIJ
eoa1loP G9ss5t n o. Ninth AysngS who sAshsdit Il
ing sehsmsL He held in $500 in the Jefferson Mar
kSt CsuEt
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DIved EIrhty.soven Feet.

CINCINNATI. June 17.-Moredlth Stanley. the
champion young bridge leaper. dived safely
from the suspension bridge at p. NJ. q dis
tanco Of eighty seven feet to the surface OF the
water. He was clad in tights. He struck upon
his head and shot far beneath the surface. He
soon rose, and clambering into the boat. waved
his baud and assisted In rowing 10 shore.
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The Seventh Regiment Inspected on Short
Notice,

The Seventh Regiment turned out over 1000 men at
the inspection conducted by Inspector Barber
last night lnasmuch as the order for an inspection
was SURPRISE this turnout was remarkable. The
ninth COMPANY was typical Of the manner In which the
four being in Europe and two IN California when the
order MAS issued largo number of visitors. includ.
ING unusual proportion of pretty girls witnessed the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
Francis II. BsIdwlu,. WIN.

Tho will of ex.AssemblymAn Francis Baldwin
filed for probate in the Queens county SurrogAtes Of
nee in Jamaica yts:erday Mrs baldwin is residuary
egatee. Her share Of tho estate will amount 20 about
$1,000 she also gets the homestead, which Ia worth
SHur. There are several bequeSts to relatives and
friondB MIRA Baldwin Ia sole oIecutrN.
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No Foul Play In CHA *, Yune.s Death.

Chin Ki He and Hong Lee JOY who were arrested On
suspicion OF having something 70 do with tho death Of
Chin XXI Yune who was found dead In his laundry At
i;si9 Second avenue on Monday, wore committed to
the Tnm6s by Coroner Levy yesterday morning. Cor
oner Levy IN his Investigation, found that the real
name OF the dead map was Chin In Tan. and that the
autopsy OF Deputy Coroner Conway that death
WAS caused by Aneurlsm of tho heart which due
70 natural chnseA Tho priAOneTs were disch AGED.
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tuTAl Society viii open on the AineOlA Pair grounds
day there eiEht tToiG 10 be decided, for which
purses are offered The fair will coHtinpA two dAyL
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Indictments were nlsd by the Uuhed States Grand
JurT yesterday against Richard Hsut John HugheS
John Baker. and Edward Baxter thl men who were
into this port on the steamer CITY Of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18
Get The Best

Is a good motto to followin buying medicine,
as we'll as In everything else BY the universal
satisfaction 1t has given. and by the many re-
markable cures It has accomplished HOODS
sarssparilla has proven itself une1ualled for
building up and strengthening the system. and
for all diseases arising from. or promoted by,
impure blood. Do not experiment with any un-
heard OF or untried article which you are told
is as good as Hoods" but be sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
by G. |. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-03

81 CAN answer without hesitation that II
nominated and elected to the Assembly, /
would accept the honor and endeYor to des-
erye it by faithful discharge of duty, But
if the condition of a nomination is that
must 90 into personal campaign through
out the county to make it, then 1 am not
and cannot be candidate not for want Of
natural inclination 10 visit and confer with
friends, but for physical reasons that need
no public explanation. And aside from
this think the convention should make Its
own free and independant chocie for repre-
senatiyes regardless of special solicitation
on part of candidates. "-E. II. R0uch.
Which means that If handed on a silver sal
yer / will take It,"
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Lehigh Valley R. R, Co.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
In EFFECT APRIL 9TH, 1890.
rnAun rurlrnrrmnnr
LEAVE LEHIGHTON

For Railway, Elizabeth, Newark and New York
COS, III, o57s and iii2 ami %, 5.29 and sol
For Manunka Chunk and Beividere COS, tn,
For Lambertyiile and Trenton 0O0, 900 and
tl.12 am; 3O6 and 500 pm.
For SlatingtOn, CatasauQua, Allentown, Beth
lehem, EastOn, Philadelphia and points South
III and Hip ami 3,09, 500 and 8.Ol m.
For Reading and Harrisburg I'll, 9.57 and
ii.l2 a. M; 500 and SOi pm.
For BOwmans, Lehigh Gap, CherryfOrd, Lau-
rvs, White Han, COplay, HOkendauqua and
FreemansbuTg o.57, III, 900 0.57 & il.l2 a. MI
For Msuch chunk 6.5Q, 7.As, 9.4i and Has am. /;
i.22, s.l5, $50 %, s.l6 and 1904 pm.
For Weatherly & HazetOn 7.43, 9,41 and ii.4S
Fof Mahanoy CITY, Shenandoah and Ashland
749, 94l and ii.48 am; 3.15, $50 and 7.23 pm.
Fer MT. Carmel and Shamokin 7A3 and li.4s
For siii New Boston and Pottsyiiie 7.4s, sAi and
1i.4S Am; 3.i5 and 7,23 p.m.
For White Haven, Wilkesbarre and PittstOn
$50, 74s 9.4i and i1.4s am; 3i5, 6.9O, 7.23 and
For scranton e.52, 74s, s,4i, and li.4s am.
For Tunkhannock il.4s am; $50 s. 7.2s and
For Owego, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva ii.4s
For Laceyviile. Towanda, sayre, waverly, El.
mira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West il.4s a.m.; and 7.23 and lo.Ot PIN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For New York 5.27 and 600 am. 500 pm
For Philadelphia 3.b7 pm,
For EastOn and intermediate Stations 5.27
900, am; 3.57. 5.29 and S.34 p m.
For Mauoh Chunk 9.56 am; 1926, 3.i5, 6.il
907 and 1904 pm.
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For Mahanoy City and Shenandoah 1926 anC
315 pm.
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For further particulars inquire OF Agents fOi
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In SPEAKING of the eight hour agitation
Hon. William M. Springer, of Illinois
pointedly says: "With the increased Great
i've power of human effort brought about
by labor-saving machinery laborer ought
during eight hours out of twenty-four TO be
able TO earn a competency for himself and
family. A laborer can now produce more
values In one hour than he could have pro
dueed City years ago in FIVE hours. he
was able to live fifty years ago and support
his family under the disadvantages he then
had. Why can he not now, during eighl
hours time of each day, with the advant.
ages of the labor-saYing machineary of this
area, earn an honest Lying and be enabled
to support his family comfortably and tc
educate his chlldren?'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-03

intelligent thinker may conclude that whether
the remedy proposed ln Progress and Poverty" "
or the fascinating scheme OF naturalization In
Looking Backward, % will ever become realities
or not, the fact that tens OF millions Of Thought
iu people, an over the world, are reading and
iHHng "a deep interest IN the principles set forth
In those celebrated books, must convince the
most sluggish thinker that the process of gov
emmentnI evolution has already practically
leaNened the whole people, and prepared them
for some radical change from their present eco
nOmic and social conditions. All thinkers must
admit that amid advancing wealth, labor saving
machinery, the highest development In the arts
and sciences, In a social organization, on n high
plane OF civilization and under system Of gov
ernment such as ours. there Is something radi
cally wrong, that viii produce such an unequal
distribution Of wealth, with such unequal OppOr
tnites as everywhere stare us in the face. IN
the midst Of the greatest wealth and progress
exists the deepest pQyery. Must we confess thai
civilization can give us no practical remedy9 il
IL possible that the remedy proposed by Henry
George will bring about that milennial happl
ness and remove from humanity That that dread
ful want and "fear Of want" which he so ablS
argues that 10 wlll2 He is certainly great, able
and in earnest.
In the October number of the "North Ameri
can Review, In reference to the London strikes
he says. 1.-THE wheels Of industry blocked, com
merce paralyzed, perishable cargOes rOtting
ships unable TO go 10 sea, trade driven away
enormous losses going on, ordered armies Of TEN
and scores OF thousands parading, great bOdiei
Of men fed by public ratiOns. Yet law and Ordei
reigned throughout SO mas our civilization
SCARED, that what happened in London when tn,
sun was sinking, is told in New York ere thl
shadows have more than begun to lengthen
Think Of what advances In the arts of prOduc
ton tins suggests. Then think Of what thi
London strike so fOrCiby brings Out-that I'm tn
distribution OF Ofwealth we are no further advanced
than when barbarian fought barbarian. TIT
lesson of all strikes, coming sharper and cleare
as the Years go by, Is the lesson that the sOeia
problem cannot be ignored.
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