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The evening world., 1890-06-20
HALLOCK WASN'T PAID.
90 the EdItor Of tho " ChrIstian at Work
Brought Salt.

Joseph N. Hallock, the editor and propri-
etor OF the Chrfstidn at Work. brought suit
before Civil Justice Clancy yesterday to re-
cover sS7. 82 for an advertisement placed in
his journal by Messrs, Libman, Perlman 4
Manson. who at one time conducted the
United States Advertising Agency. with
offices in Temple Court. Counsel for Lib
man moved 10 dismiss tho conplaint against
him as he had ceased to be partner since
Nov. l, 1880. Then arose most interest
ing legal argument.
The plaintif contended that he had not
learned that LibmAn Was not in the COM
pany until last March. He had had busl-
ness dealings with the agency from June
last until its collapse few months. ago.
agency. The bill ON which the suit was
brought WAS contracted last November,
after Libmanb Withdrawal. His counsel
contended that due notice had been given OF
his retiremSSnt from ron the frn 1 BY printed
Haliock swore no such circular had ever
reached him. and his counsel then raised
the point that the Court OF Appeals had de-
notice OF dissoiution Of eo-partnsrship, ani
even the publication OF such notice In the
neWspap apeTB. was not sufficient. Actual Eer-
vice Of such notice must be brought to the
T6is, he clSimed, Libman had not done,
aud in falling 20 do so had made himself
liable as ons OF the agency, The defend
ants counsel further called attention 10 the
order sheet. on which the bill in suit bore
only The names Of Psriman and Mans9a: M
name had also been on the paper. Decision
WAS reserved.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
DID he EMPLOY A SHA1CHEN 7
Dr. Max Levy Sued for a Marriage
Brokers' Fee.
Mr.. Levine Doesn't Forget the First
Principles OF the Business.

A novel suit has been brought in Civil
Justice Pettersons Court In Brooklyn.
solomon Levine claims that lie played the
part of schAtcheu for DR.. Max Levy and
Miss Lillian Marks. and that while the
father Of the fair Lillian 'ponied up"
promptly. the lucky bridegroom is STRANGELY
derelict
Solomon lives at % Moore street, Brook
lyn. L. D., aud he says that one day Jacob
Marks. the retired clothinR merchant, who
resides at l 90 East Fifty-hIth street, told a
Mr.. Curry that lie had successfully married
of two Of his daughters. and that he would
like to find some nice young professional
man for his third and lovelicst daughter.
Lillian. who was Just turning her twentieth
year.
Curry sugge stod to Solomon that any one
who could find the right catch would get
paid for his trouble. ~ N,.r
since he was q baby, says solomon, and
l went into the phatchen business right
away, DIR. Lew is young, haplsome and and
fast enough. and he was IN the Brooklyn
Health Departments.
II told him knew nice girl who would
81. 900 besides tor the welding. / took, the
Doc over to New York aud introduced him
to Mr.. Marks, and they got along tine.,"
prey qns ha" Wsre 9aped IN style At he
Lexington Avenue Opera House May 9, and
the eli. 900 was put up" by Papa Marks:
aS sesns wsdSs SH"s ths Rs0nS sc.
Brooklyn, and Joy reiGned supreme until
Solomon Levine rudely disturbed the con,
r bliss bE .Se
Or. Levy repudiated the claim and denied
that he had ever engaged Solomon to get
Solomon expostulated and pointed out
that Papa Marks had recognized the value
of the shatchen and had promptly divided
81 90 between him and his side partner, Mr..
Curry, for finding a hubby for Lillian.
II is principle Of the business OF marriage
brokerage, as any one who has seen the re-
HSoWs tGst II the Shstehen gets M his percentage
from, each party to the business as each is
,"Why. says solomon, when 7 heard Of
told him that 1t was tho, custom, for the
schatchen to collect his fee before the mar
riege; Dr.; Leyy replied; n .,o -,
Qagement might be broken! Or Mr.; Markss
miRhtn't give her the 1000! Then I'd
be out not only my wife and the 81 1. 900,
RI: Sy yoa sm9 ,so in o0urns and the 'ioo
sc he yCpldn't pay IT, y P1t hS h,. offered fcrsS
tiee rsttersons Court for 800 for my ser
ylcea.
porter: ~ never promised to pay Levine
cent.
y" lie came and demanded 81 90 Of me- II
IL d lie that l offered to- pay him, 81 to
settle. L told his lawyer that would tiye
slo to hush the matter up. as didn't want
it to get into the papers.
Papa Marks 10 In Connecticut and Mamma
Marks said this morning that she didn't
know anything about the matter.
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NO HOSPITAL FOR G|B|ER
The Rich Brokers' House Not
Suited 10 Hydrophobia Patients.

DIR. Gibier. OF the Pasteur Institute. has
been Obliged TO decline tho offer made &c
HIM q few days ago by a wealthy New Yorl
gentleman OF house IN be used ~ q hos
pital for his dog bitten patients.
The doctor has had several conferences
with his benefActor. and regrets very much
that he il unable to accept the proposition:
but visit to the house convinced him that
ID would hardly answer his purpose. and
that IL would be unwise for him to remove
the Institute from Its present quarters in
West Tenth street.
In the first place. the inaccessibility OF the
house In question was very strong obiec-
tion. II is located In the extreme northern
mart of the city. near the Harlem River, and
the facilities for reaching u are very poor.
such an institute should bo where every
one could find IL without trouble, and a no
patients are received at the Institute itsel
10 should he located IN some portion OF the
city where accommodat for all classes of
Lersors, Huita to their means would DC
Another objection wAs that the arrange
ment OF the building was not suitable for
the purpose OF All insttnte. AMI extensive
alteration would be necessary III order tn
put il in proper shape for occupancy. For
these reasons Or. GlbieI declined the oher
with thniks. "
gentleman who made the o3er, THO latters
name IL not TO be made public, and nothing
more definite could he learned with regard
to the location OF the house,
DR.. Gibier sAid this morning that he had
received no new lydrophohia IatieHts to-
day, but that all the dnG-hitten peOple now
under treatment seemed 10 be getting along
we'll. lie has now twenty.one persons under
treatment,
The evening world., 1890-06-20
A Discussion Ends In Blows
SPECIAL TO THE wORLp.l


MILWAUKEE,, June 20.-L. w. Nieman,
editor Of the Mil waukee Journal, and Chas.
W. Felker. OF Oshkosh. Appointment old. time
Democratic editor and lawyer, came to blows
In the cafe of the Milwaukee Club Tuesday
light. They were enjoying . social glass
with local Democratic politicians and dis
eussing the situation in wisconsin. Mr.
Niemen expressing roseate views for the
success of the party in the coming cam
paiRn as result OF its opposition to the
his opinion, a marvellous stroke OF policy
and demonstrated the ability OF the So
called Kid" element TO carry the party to
Mr.. Felker has often expressed contempt
for the kid" crowd in Newspaper inter
views and in this case took issue with Mr;
opinions, and denounced the plan OF man
agemsnt Of the younger politicians with
hot and the lie was EXCHANGED, which was
followed by blows ON both sides. Niemsn
Nblackened. Felker's eve. Mr.. FelkeT has
Apologized. saying that he WAS clearly
Wrong,
The evening world., 1890-06-20
BOSSES SHUT UP The SHOPS.
Aggressive Move by the Manu-
featuring Cloakmakers.
No Sign OF Yielding by the Locked
Out Union Cutters,

The cloak manufacturers and the cloak
makers are apparently further apart than
ever to-day, and the strike has resolved
itself into question Of endurance. Tho
manufacturers this morning strengthened
their position by closing their oloAk-mnkiug
shops and resolving to keep them closed
until the difficulty ia onded.
This action il the result Of their meeting
at b31 Broadway yesterday afternoon.
Their forces have been increased by the
firm Of s. Oppenheim & Co.. OF 30 0rccne
street. who yesterday locked out his union
cutters and to-day closed his cloakmaking
shop.
Chairman Albert BlumcnthSl, OF the Man.
ufacturerS' Executive Board, said this
I" MIR. Oppenheim is member of the A.
aociaton, but was out OF town when we DC.
cided to lock out our union cutters, Ot
he learned OF our decision on his return.
The locked-out cutters and ooking out
cloakmakerH were much encouraged over the
success Of their big maHs-meeting at Cooper
Union last night which was attended by
D. 900 cloakmakers.
Speeches wero made there, ui English.
f6N idn " rfSfFn BnrFe % sserStary s OF the Anal
EamatCd Executive Boerd;, Prof. Garside,
Baron Desse. julius Hcttlieb, Antonio Can:
sg Sg s %R Va. orEs5o4 an ss n Of SoS .Sa %ar S9d
ingwomcn's Society.
The meeting passed resolutions reiterat-
ing their refusal to work for any firm en-. II ::
action Of the Amalgamated Board.
Miss Van Etten was on hand early this
pornin,,g at the meeting q the Anna Espatedd TED
with them she discussed plaus for holding
meeting with the idea Of organizing the
women cloakmakers of the city who are not
The evening world., 1890-06-20
THEY CAST OUT HERR MOST.
The Arch ArarOh Elected from .
Meeting of Strikers.

The variety of incidents in the career SE
Herr johann Most wouldI satisfy the erAv-
Jugs for excitement OF almost any depravsd
taste.
HIS latest claim to public attention is the
humil:aun. treatment accorded him lass
evening at the meeting OF the striking cloak
makers at Cooper Union. Tho Anarchist
yearned to htt his voice in sympathy md
admoni;ion 10 the 5, 900 working men and
women there assembled, but they wonld
none OF him, and he Was hrmlY and etiee-
tlvely cast out.
As one OF the speakers Was being intro
ducea Most made his appearance. He had
evidently looked too often into the beer
glass when lt is full and he had brought his
Jag with him. Prof. GArslde took in the
situation at glance. and having the pat
form he personally ected the afcn- AnaTch,
and eyeTyb body breathe treey. IL isre;;
ported that Mr.. GRrslde literally kicked
MObt down the steps.
dr.vuu of the platform, and presnIaablY Gus
of town, BY the mstigatiOn OF Herr Mosf,
WHO denounced him. through one OF the
Fi-r,hFi"S Adhcrents, a traitor 10 Anarch-
isn and spy OF the Gsrman HoyernmsuI
Most vas thOn the kicker; nov he - the
Most ia not so'far from Blaekwell's Island
nos as he would like - BE-. A declsiQn "a
the Court Of Appeals. which u liable "
come st any time. u very likely 70 eon1Fin
the rulings of the lower courts, and liis
hery WhisEcra will again fall under the
sneErs Of the IenIteunary barber.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
JOHN L. SULLIVAN
has written chapter of THE GREAT
EST COMPOSITE NOVEL.
IA. Lo,o. VIII aIovs Up,ovy.

The days OF the Lotus Club at its present
home. No. l40 Fifth avenue are drawing
to close. The centre OF fashion and club
dom has driftsd nOrthWATd, and the Lotos
finds itself left far in the rear and Il yearnS
for moro central, eommodious and SNOWY
quGTters. Last Tuesday evening, At NEE +
mittss was authorized 20 select : site
and prepare plans for new houAe.
Several desirable locations are owned
BY Individual members OF the Club, and
The location will be on Fifth aVenus and
well up town. 1t IL proposed TO build some
thing very unique in the way Of clubhouse.
The sum Of 400. 600 has already been sub
scribed for the purpose
The evening world., 1890-06-20
GUN-WA" COMES TO GRIEF.
Victims Fleeced BY an Alleged Chinss,
Doctor.
ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD. .

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, June 20.-The estab-
lishment of Gun.W the "Chinese Doc
tor. in this city, was broken up yesterday,
aud three men connected with 1t were
sent to Jail. These men wereJ. A Wilt the
manager; Jim Lee. q Chinaman, who per-
sonated the mysterious Chinese entity,
known as Gun-Wa, and c. A. Jansen. q
graduate in medicine who acted AZ interpre-
ter for the Doctor, who has for q year
past advertised with such great success the
virtues Of his herb remedies.
The Milwaukee Gun-Wa house was one oil
six similar establishments, being located Al
Denver. KAnsas City, Detroit. st. Louis and
Indianapolis. The entire OUTFIT IL said to be
SPasr the Of u Il smith
smpioy chinamsn in each city to play the
by Ingenious advertising and continuous
letter-writing victims were secured from all
parts OF the country and were treated at the
rate Of 90 week, cure p Ln! being
was shown into dark room. where
Ftdun-%a." through DR.. Jansen and
medicines were compounded. These were
alleged to be Chinese remedies, but. in real
ity, were e4pcoetionS got up by the
tered he was disposed Of 81 telling him that
Gum Was directions had not been followed.
Hundreds OF people have in this way been
The complaint is based upon fve counts.
sonsPiTaey, 20 asfraudi. frSadplent use Of
under false prstspSes. violating the State
phArmacy laws and circulating obscene lit
erature.
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SHOT DOWN BY HIS WIFE.
Mrs. Hammer Fired is Protect Her
Father.
fsrRcIAL TO THE WORLD. ]

fsTEcIAL TO THE WORLD
GREENsBURo, Pa, June 20.-Three shots
from revolver. following one another in
quick succession. and piercing screams OF
Murder = ut an carly hour yesterday.
reused the people from their beds in a usu-
ally quiet neighborhood and filled the
streets with excited groups. DIR. W. J..
Hammer. q prominent and popular local
dentist. WAS found near the doorway OF
his home lying on the floor and bleed
ing profusely from . gaping wound
in his breast He had been shot
down by his Young and beautiful wife, and
when the neighbors appeared the woman
stood over him holding in her hand . smok-
ing 22-calibTe revolver. In All adjoining
room Mrs; Hammers father, Col. Ell Bell,
wa. found moaning end unconseious; He
cAue, which WAS found near by.
The double crime reveals 2 sad story OF
domestic u9hAppness: pr; Hammer
leader In society, a little over q year ago.
She was twenty years old. and had bsen
reared in . rich and LUXURIOUS home. The
fsthsF fHh OF her hasSand's hsSsh treatment.
and Col Sell had interfered In his daugh-
Mira Hsmmsr informed her father yeste,r.
abused, Late at night Col. sell went TO his
him at the door, and before many words
had passed between the two the dentist
seized Q heavy cane and unmercifully and
the head Mrs, Hammer rushed TO datsnd
her father. She drew out . revolver and
thrice fred rapidly At her husband, who fell
TO tho door. Hammer, was armed with .
pistol and Intellectually tried to draw the
After the tragedy Col. Sell was removed to
his residence, where his daughter Is attend
ing him. When Informed Of her husbAlds q
critical condition. she declared that her
only regret was that she had not killed him
outright, DIR. Hammer - thirty yshrs old
and we'll connected while Col. Sell 10 :
wealthy south-sida merchant.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
A Fatal Partisan nshiD.
ESPECIAL TO THK wORLD. I

WYTHEyILLE. Va. June 20. - The Bu-
preme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.
in session here yesterday, affirmed the
opinion of the Circuit Court OF Frank
lin County, in the case OF the State
VI. George Early, William Brown. Bird
snd Mamie Woods. all eolored, The
history OF the case 10 briefly tins: During
the Mckinney Mahone cam mpSign for Cover
nor last Fall; Gen, 4ahons Malone .eAt 70 Rocky Sayy
The town, being too small to afford q
Town Hall. the Republicans made ApplieG-
ton for the use OF tobacco warehouse for
Gen. Malone 20 speak In, but as II Was
owned BY Democrats the request vas re-
fused. Home time afteTSaIdl ex-Lleut.
Gov. MAsSie went. TO Rocky Mount
to speak also. Being Q Democrat The
use OF the warehouse WAS granted him. IL
is said that this greatly inee4sed the ne
groes, 80 that night the warehouse and ;
portion Of the town were burned. II was
seen that the ire was the act Of an ineeI-
diary, 40 with the aid Of ; negro detective
the four negroes named WsTs arrested. tried
and convicted Of arson in December last aud
sentenced TO be executed In January. but
an appeal Was taken to the supreme Court
The evening world., 1890-06-20

he can take to Abate tho nuisance resulting
from the maintaining Of the Steam Com
pany's imperfect system of mains. lie will
not act until he Ia fully assured OF the pub
lies rights and his power IN the premises.
Au to what may be done, IL ia understood
that the Corporation Counsel has suggested
that the SpeedieAt remedy Ia TO be applied
by the Grand Jury in the nature Of AN in-
dictment for maintaining q common nui-
sAncc.
An attempt at the revocation Of the fran
chiso OF tho Company or injunction proceed
ines would invo.ve long legal battle, and
the nuisance would continue TO be inflicted
on the public during its pendency, no mat
tor what the result.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
cHEcKmATE TO GREEDY BARONs.
Ice Imported from sweden May
Break tho Trusts Back.

The fight against the Ice Trust Is making
steady progress. Another method OF check
mating the greedy barons is shown by the
arrival OF the Norwegian bark NOrven. from
Breyig, Norway. with 0sO tons Of ICE con-
signed to Brooklyn.
Breyig. where the ice was harvested. is a
place where labor il cheap aud the cost of
harvesting small. The freight Tates are very
low as trade 90 this port 10 not BRISK hni
Skippers are glad TO acts hold full OF any
cargo.
Cant. Pons, of the Noryen, says that the
ice l. exported from Norway in large quaint
ties. and that the hnsineHs Il quite profitable.
The loss from shrlukage N lncopsideraO, U
and the ice arrives in excellent condition.
Nearly every day brings to light ne" tActS
which show that the only eIcqse Tor, the
gishpess of the ice baTohs whO have COM
biued for the purpose o. squeezing the last
penny out OF the pockets OF the poor.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
Premier MA ed0nald speaks.

KISosroE. Ont. June 2O.-sir John A.
Macdonald laid the cornerstone. yesterday.
\of the new Dry Dock here. ItiS ESQ feet long
and cost s75O, 900. Sir John was accom-
panied by Sir Hector LGngeVin. Minister of
Public Works. zoo members OF the New
York State Press Association witnessing
the ceremony.
The Premiers address IAs unimpoTtGnt
merely referring to local affairs. Sir Hector
LanRsYin alluded to the Canadian Marine
and to the determination of Canada to make
her canal system perfect so that marine in
terests will not suffer, let competition be
what it may.
Sir John looked extremely frail and was
not himself At all. The dock will be finished
a 1891.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
Suspected F0uI Play.

BOsToS. June 2O.-Lewis J. Brown, aged
twenty years, who recently can't here from
Nova Scotia. was found dead June in =
marsh al Dorchester, on bank SlopinR into
the water. The medical examiner gave
drowning a. the cause OF death Il has since
been learned that Browne coat, vest and hat
from the body. EVerythiug OF value had
been removed from the clothing. aud his
empty pOsketbOok MAS also found. with sew
erAl papers which had been torn into bits,
bosom were well stGrched and showed no
action Of water,
Brown was bOokkespsT for stair builder
pAmed Lynch, and during q recent strike VI
Lynch's men he took strong ground against
the strikers.
The evening world., 1890-06-20

LOUISVILLE, June l0.-POols were sold at
the Turf Exchange tonight on the races at
sheepshead Bay As follows;
First Race, -UsEsldins, aI0G TipAtAh, SIS,
Bella g. and PhRniI. sl2 each FIaptsnLc. Rieo.
&c each.
sscond Race -EslIpss and Chatham, ESQ each
VaS1bnni and Monterey, % each: others, t2 each.
500; beatty, WsItsTS0n and TosmsntOT, El5
each; AIby, hTuideaA, Anaconda, PstsTsboTough,
Bap LAsss, Sam DoIsy and Prince Howard. 81
TSsS,s Rss::' ~ DiIon. s0Oi Ad.RAn', saS'
Firh h,eS. -BAdGs. t5O MOntAGus. ais GAllL
ist, el2 ,,.
VenkeuT 4l9; Sorrento. EsquimAn and Wm.
DAly, IT,. sb each OtbsTs, s3 each.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
THAT HALF PRICE SALE

AAt VoEsl Brothers, 9th Av. & 42d st..
+ meeting with a wonderful success.
heir Eighth Avenue store is crowded
iom morning till night. This is the re-
klt Of truthful announcements. This
Alf-prics sale of broken lots OF this sea
eon's new styles Spnng and Summer
uits, Odd Goats, Pants and Vests, for
1on. boys and children. is In cOnse-
= aenee OF their enormous Spring trade.
Ihey take this method Of disposing Of
shsss broken lots in preference 70 selling
'thsm At wholesale in > bulk. VOEsl
BEOlheEs, Eighth Avenue and 42d St. -
The evening world., 1890-06-20
CABLE NEWS OF The DAY.
New Efforts on Behalf Of the Con-
victed Mrs, Maybriok.
Remarkable Cure OF Paralysis mt n
Berlin Charity Hospital.
New Efforts in Behalf of Mrs. May

New Efforts in Behalf of Mira. May
brick.
r,cLrtr To TIE rRHsa NEwa AssocrArroS
LONDON, June O.-IntOrest has again
been aroused In the famous Mnybr!ck hus-
band poisoning case, and renewed cfor" arc
being made on behalf OF the convicted wife.
Tho Baroness Won Rogue. mother OF the
condemned Mrs. Maybrick. has visited her
daughter in Jail and had conference with
her. with Wow to preparing Apotition to
be submitted to Home Secretary Matthew'S.
based OIL recently secured evidence strongly
currobnrating the statements made by the
prisoner during her trial ia Liverpool
The evening world., 1890-06-20
The New DITseIsTs Organic.

At the annual meeting of the West Coast
Telephone Company held yesterday the fol-
lowing gentlemen we're elected Gs directors
Thsodors n. Van. o. Z. Madden. w. H.
woOlVsrton. Z. L. MerriAsld. A L. Ash
man, II. L. stoFks, Arthur KsnyoFthy, G.
directors Organized b. slseting the follow
inR ohieerss President. Theodore n. .Yal;
Vice Prssldent. Arthur ksns9Tthy; sSeIe-
taEy aud Treasurer, II. J.. 6torke, and Qens
sFal Manager, y. W. kerE.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
~. PauI's Commencement. q.

Commencement exercises were held yes
tsrday At ST. Paul's School. attached TO the
Cathedral Of the Incarnation. at Long
Island City. The church and school were
the gift of the late Mrs. A. T. stewart TO
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Long
IslAnd. and yesterday Nag Founders Day.
BishOp A, N. L.ttleiohn conducted the COM
memoIstfye services IN ths m9niins' s There
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First Race--Gcrald'ae. 1; TipstaG, ~;
Ban Clochy3.
Hecond itAce-Lord Harry. l; Eclipse. -;
Nubian. q.
Third Race -Tulla blackburn. /; Waiter
son. 2; Major Daly. >,
AdamAnt. y.
Fifth Race-Badge. /; Gallifet, 9.
sixth Race-St. Luke, l /; Nongour, . {;
Tomboy, ..
The evening world., 1890-06-20
RACING POINTERS.

The following are the horses that different
tipsters think should win on their merits;
Referee, In tho Sporting World, makes
these selections:
Firpt naoe-Geraldine, Tipstaf.
Second haoe--ChAthahl, Lord Harry.
Third Race -WAitArEon, Major DAILY.
Fourth Race--Sir Dixon, Tea Tray.
Fifth RAcO-Bndgc. Montague.
Sixth Tlnco-Tom boy, Vengcur
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Took o Tumor from 6is Brain an
Cured His Paralysis.

irrSIAr cARLH sSws srEcrA'.'
DEnLIN, June 20. AT the Charity 1loBpi-
tai here malo patient was pnrNiyZed in his
limbs and the lower muscles of his face.
A careful diagnosis indicated the prcsc &C
of n ,umor on the lcl. hemisphere OF tho
brain.
The surgeons openei the head nnG sue
ceeded in removing the tumoT, whcreupon
the lnlrcles again resumed their norma!
action.
The patient will be discharged cured in q
few days.
The evening world., 1890-06-20
Percentages this morning of clubs in the
Local NeWs in Rrlei.

The Delaney street polire have sixteen boxes
Of candles witch they believe to have Isen
stolsn. They would life 70 and sn oSner
There will be music at BstteTy Park AZ o'clock
thls eVeRlng by bayne's sixty-ninth Hes GiMen1
Band.
AndrSE Robinson's Sood-yaTd ~ No. 3l6 West
Forty -hrst street caught nTe a. s 80 o'clock
this u oEning and 1900 damage was done
sarah Jonea aged twenty three years. wa
Arrested 81 O'Clock this morning on charge Of
btlnE noisy and troublesome, aud died In har
7.lOc0'eleck.
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DIGGING FOR PRECIOUS LIVES.
The Work at Dunbar Mine Doesn't
stop for a Moment.

DuxHAR, Pa. June 9O.-DiSging for the
imprisoned miners was not stopped for u
moment during the night.
This morning there we're yet IaO feet o,
s!atea AMI coal to 20 through. aud it was
Thought II would take I'LL 8 or 10 o'clUcA
tonight TO PEI citrate this mass.
NomuTe tappIngs nor other iudications OF
life within the mine have been beard, but
there IL still hope that some Of the men are
living, and corps OF doctors will be | eld
TOady Tor the moment whom their chamber
Is reached.