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The McG,nty Joke Homicide.

Thomas Hart who indicted by the Westchester
county Grand Jury for mansauRter in the second de-
gree for shooting and killing John Rusk at Throgg's
Neck because the lat or had got of "McGinty" Joke
upon him. RrraiGned yesterday before Justice j.
nykman at White Plains 1t was argued by counsel for
tho prisoner. and allowed by tho Court that there
had been great DOUBT among tho physicians MS I" the
Ot death. AMI the result OF COrOners
inquest verdict that RuSk died Of acute cunEeson
the stomach. the crime committed really cupa
Tile negligence reckless OF rearmS, with Grim
inal intent on Hart ltrt.
The Court accordingly sentenced Hart to paw fne
of $3.50 and in default $50 days in Irtson-
Hart paid the fine
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Sham sm,l,r no Loekea Up In sling slur,

Sheriff Sickles has agreed to Glve Lawyer John r.
HcnIclmau until Tuesday to try and prevent him
by legal meals from sending Harris A. Smler, tho
convicted murderer 10 Sing sing MIR Ilenzelman
said Yesterday that tho old law provided that notice
Of appeal 10 higher court after sentence stop every
proceeding until tho higher court had rendered dec
sion. should also ho holds, under the new law,
vent the preliminary incarceration OF tho convicted
murderer in solitary confinement tho state prison
lilo will try IA writ OF habeas corpus on Monday.
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TALK or RETALIATION.
Tho Proposed American Tariff Getting At
tentlon In Parliament.

Tho Proposed American Tariff Getting At
tention III Parliament.
LONDON June 20.--In tho House Of Conn
mons to-day Mr. Charles Howard Vincent
Conservative member for central Sheffield,
asked whether tho Government would require
the United States to modify tho prohibitive du-
ties upon British products before it would
make any notifications in the rules governing
tho importation of American cattle into Great
Britain.
Sir James Ferguson said that the restric-
tions upon the importation OF cattle into Great
Britain were based solely on sanitary consid-
erations without regard to the fiscal systems
OF other nations
Mr.: Vincent thereupon laid on the table Of
the House notice that he would submit mo-
ton declaring that as the proposed American
tariff will infiict u great injury upon the trade
Of Sheffield and upon British traders and arti-
sans generally. the House W i'll consider whether
n free market ought 10 be longer given to the
competing products of foreign Stale which
puts q yrOhibiory tariff unon british goods
MIR. Nincents notice WAS greeted with Cons
sentative cheers.
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BELLKvrLLE, Ont. June 2O-Peter Edward Davis who
Sept 10 last muir Tered his paramour's husband by
shooting him through the heart hanged here att
O'Clock this morning lie declared his inn tho
last Tho evidence upon which Davis found guilty
was purely circumstantial His paramour put on
trial for completely, hut was acquitted the Jury finding
that sho mad knowledge Of the crime previous
commission but that she was not guilty of having de-
sired
QrrhEc June .o.-fritz Dubois hanged in the Jail
yard here At O'Clock this mo ming for Tho murder of
his wife aud two children and h mother in law. lie
dead in minutes after tho onening of tho
trap. Dubois father is resident OF staten Island
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The musical public Of New York will have orpor-
tunty on sunday evening to compare the Playing Of
Of orchestras with the work dOne9by tho
Strauss orchestra MIR. Nahan FranEo whose Sunday
night the broadway Theatre last winter will
he remembered Ia going 10 render Strauss programme
On SUNDAY evening at the enoS Lyceum. He has in
Ned Mr. Eduari Strauss to be present Mr.. Frankie has
an orchestra Of nftv tvc pieces. Tho programme Will
include the Niue pMnuhe M.LllNrS
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Matching a Big Scheme Out In Battle Creek.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, juno e0-On April 10 a secret
meeting OF railroad magnates hold hero to plan 4
through limo from New York to Australia by way OF
Cleveland. St Louis Fort Worth, Mexico and tho Pa.
cihc Ocean TO Melbourne. A. d. owen OF Philadelphia
originator Of the scheme went TO England after tho
meeting here to confer with syndicate of itastA
Yesterday several EngliEhmon In the city accom-
panied by Mr. owen. u. T. Bush OF Detroit and VI. +.
Watrles The party is route TO Mebourno over tho
proposed line. W. II MED Ouriie Of Kalamazoo has no.
ceved orer Of tho post OF assistant general manager
Of tha AI
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NJ. c. Carr has been appointed division freight
and passenger agent Of the New York Ontario
ton. Ho will have charge OF business on the
new coal road between Scranton and Hancock.
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Where Yesterdays Fire. Were.

A.M-3;3o 3Is West Forty.Nrst street, Andrew Rob-
insons woodward damage $500.
T. M.-l255, 267 East Broadway. DR.. Nichols apart
mcnts damage $50; 2:4S 49, Henry Sarah Fitz
patrick's apartments damage slight: 4:ls 81 Norfolk
street. David Levys apartments, damage slight 100.
3ls west Ftfty-nrst street damage s.: S2t 81 Vesey
occupied by Bridget Clark damage 500; 1850
rrst lour OF 3-4 Canal street, Henry Gilbert dining
room. damage 5000
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shipped q WItnes. TO New York.

MONTREAL June 2o.-Last winter n daring bank rob.
Der was captured by newsboy named Peter Murphy.
When the camo up last week. however, tho most
important witness Willie Carron missing. and
Murphy was arrested for spriting tho boy away The
prospect Of spending the summer in prison induced
Murphy TO make coan breast of the matter and tho
result Is that warrants have been issued for Harry
Phillipe the former hacker Of John T. sullivan; f. Nc
Dermid, former Law and Order heAgue detective.
and :. A. Parker of New York for spirng young
Cnrron. The application for tho warrants was made
on the strength u an affidavit 10y Murphy wherein he
gays that he and McDermd took Caron TO Harry Phil
Snr
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A Fatal Fire In New Rochelle.

Fire discovered early yesterday morning in .
frame tenement in Main street. New Rochelle occupied
by a family named Delaney and somo Italians. The
Delaney family consisted OF the father. William De-
laney his wife Mary, and two children. Delaney and
hi. wife removed from tho burning building only
afi they had been badly burned. All tho other IN.
mates of tho house escaped injury Mrs Delaney
after suffering for several hours, died her burns
Her husband will probably recover Tho building was
totally destroyed Tho loss VIII not exceed 81 uJO 1t
T. said the re started by tho explosion of kero
sene lamp in the apartments OF the Italians
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The YantIc to Stay Here.

The United States steamship Yhntc will probably
main in these waters Capt Rockwell says until her
new boilers put in That will not DO done he
thinks before Aug l. Meanwhile the instruction Of the
thirty. eight apprentices on board will be proceeded
with There Is for fifty boys, but the thirty eight
boys taken mainly from tho Norfolk and the Ports
mouth all the scholars the Governme nt has at
ent unemployed. The first trip will he made to New
London where there is rifle range, which the boys
can practise OH. Where the lAntic will after her
boilers in Capt Rockwell does not know, but he
believes she will not be ordered to the coast OF Maine
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PHLADELPHn. June 20.-The property belonging to
the Jay Cooke which disposed of yester
day was sold to-day at tho Philadelphia Exchange
There was n large attendance. The property sold
prised mortgages and real estate in Pennsylvania and in
several Western States and various bonds EtockR and
Judgments together with bonds and stock OF tho Lake
EaamplAn ron romrany hrick house and barn in
ting of New York for SA20O Tho Lake Champain Iron
Companys property. including S25OoO0 first MORTGAGE
per cent bonds due 1929, including coupons from DE-
toner 1873 and 80 coo shares of the company stock
sold to Henry W. TAFT OF New York for SDlOD Tho
company owns 1888 acres OF land in Essex county, Now
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who cannot speak spunlsh7 He, Is directed to
information :. on any subject under the
n foreigner a grievance to air or a scheme
to propose 10 tho Government? See frit2gart.
nor. From tho unfortunate "Gringa" out
in Spanish. to the important English engineer
who comes t. build railway. thero is u con.
slant and poIlyGlnt clamor FOR the services OF
Az to tho character OF tho native inhabitants
Of Central America, tho moro see OF II the
moro / respect them. havo spent moro time
in Costa RicH than in any other OF the repub-
lies. and | have never known a Costarricenso
who was coward: nor one who could DO
guilty OF meanness or treacherv. nor one who
would insult woman. have mover seen u
bcgEar turnod ,empty handed from the door Of
fused shelter and succor. have never known
II Costa Rlca woman 10 gossip unkindly or to
Judge another woman faults with harshnoss.
Perhaps the most erroneous idea entertained
in the United States concerning Central Amer
eigner need fall III or die IN Costa liica IL no
but adopt certain measures There have been
MANY deaths OF laborers on tho railroads. 1t Is
true, but this i quickly explained. These men
60 down to Costa G h Rica wearing tho heavy
Instead OF casting 1t aside and going clad In
accordance with the high temperature OF the
coast lands they retain 1t. md suffer terribly
with the heat They perspre themselves OK
hausted day after day, and. suddenly realizing
their condition OF exhaustion, resort desror-
almost always fatal Proper clothing. frequent
bathing, good food. and few stimulants should
be the rule Of all persons going to the, tropics.
particularly so While thoy remain on the coast
or lowlands The matter Of clothing is Of
greatest Importance. As well might one walk
about New York in December In, linen suit.
take pneumonia aud donounce tho country as
unhealthful NJ to 20 down to Central America
in heavy ,woollen under and over clothing and
dreadful and deadly climate"
CECIL CHARLES.
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Yachting,

Twentyseven entries have been made. comprising
boats from the Yonkers Corinthian, Columbia, New
Jersey. WilamburEh Sing sing and Tappan Zee yacht
clubs for the second annual regatta OF tho lonkers
Cnrinthihn acht Club today. The course will be a
triangular one. four miles up the HUDSON TO Washing
Park from pUin. OF the club house and then nine
miles south to Spuyten Duyyi and hve miles back to
the CLUB house. The will be made at / p NJ Tho
Judges will DO George +. Garland. n J. c. Charles
+. Simms. Columbia l. C., and Col. b. s Gibson, sing
A
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PARKERsEuEG, W. Va. June 20 Simon Smith. an old
farmer and hunter On Robinson Fork Of Buffalo. In
Nicholas county, with his nephew. whilo hunting in
the mountain forests few days ago. tho trail
Of a pack Of wolves The men traced tile animals a
den In the rocks They followed the hrutes int" tho
and raptur' seven Young wolves hut tho old ones
all escaped They expect TO capture the Old oneI by
trapping them before great while. The forest IN
which tho wolves we're fond - said 10 he tho
haunt Of several large packs Tie realized Si4O
for the r
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PARIS June 2p.-Fresident Carnot received to-day
Senior tauba tho Brazilian Minister france. Tho
latter expressed profound satisfaction at the resump
ton OF official relations with France which inter
rnpted in consequence of the pacific change Of nstu
tons in Brazil aud assured President Cnrnnt that no
wOud neglect nothing TINT would tend 10 develop
fricn ship between the two rcpubicR President Car
not. sonlng said he hoped that Brazil would con-
tInur u, RCefuy TO develop her institutions and to main.
tain more and more intimate relations with France.
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Walter Tyler shot and Killed.

Lose BRAScH, June "o.-Late on Thursday night six
c0loreI walters OF the Ocean Hotel were singing in a
room by themselves. Alfred Tyler of Washington D. c
mold II New York on the cgo Of he bed PLAYING with
n he SHug. lie turned tho cylinder around
II there we're any cartridges in It. and thinking
It empty, II" lifted tho hammer The hammer
slipped from hR thumh there n report and Nv! err
Tea bach unconscious Tho bullet had smashed the cit
cheek bone and had penetrated tho brain lilo died at
noon to-day. Arnold has been arrested.
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BOSTON, june ~ Tho young ladies' OF the junior class
in The New England Conservatory school OF Eocu,ion
to night discussed tie topic Protection VS. Free
Trade The grs from tho south supported FREQ trade
and those whose homes in Northern States argued
for protection Kentucky g'r was the Chairman.
and she knew enough about parliamentary slarp Irar.
tico 10 give side tIe benefit OF amy doubts " ch
arose The debate waved fast aud furious for about
AZ hOIr aud then the further consideration OF lilo
subj ect WAS indefinitely posi- pOned.
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what. Contract Labor from brooklyn,

There will be music in tho ofce of tho Park Commits
soners next Monday morning. President Gallup will
have all tho bandmasters who furnish tho music OF tho
people In tho parks before him for examination into
certain grave and serious charge against them Is
rnle of The department that the sheepskin FOUNDERS
and brass horn tOOors who draw the clty's
full union rates must live in the citv And
tho startling story that residents of Brooklyn In the
and tho bandmasters will have IL out on this question on
Monday. This may DO only another feature OF tho in
terestinR fight tho years contracts which resulted
in wider distribution of the patronage that pro-
YiousY mOnOpOEed by q few bands.
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Alta meeting NJ tho creditors of the Buford Ltho.
graphic Company in Boston yesterday Mr. T. e, Camp.
bell Of New York representing Snow Church Co,
made ofrer Of 40 a dollar all unsecured
CLAIMS The meeting appointed committee TO devise
means either to reOr. aniZe the company provide
means for the sale o. tho business provided that no
oer OF lens than 80 dollar shall be cOnHid
cred" An Adjournment taken to july I. Mr..
campbell was appointed on tito committee
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Ono Bank Had Already Paid tho Draft.

CINCINNATI, juno 2n-A morning paper prints an &C.
count OF plot to swndlc tho German National Bank
of this city The story is that man giving tho name
of Joseph LOTUS some time ago opened an account
with the bank. saying he was going into the worstcd
goods business ~ Main lie deposited g. 900
and shortly aftcrwArd presented cheeks for deposit
and had drafts made upon him from various places
few dayn ago his account showed a balance Of about
$500 made bv the deposit OF draft from bank
Henderson. Ky upon the American Exchange National
Bank OF New York II now appears that duplicate OF
the draft had Already heen paid in New York LOTUS
isnot TO DO found and his alleged place OF business is
a
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Wen Know To-day How Many We Are

All but about forty Of tho 900 portfolios of the
enumerators OF the city have been turned in
Supervisor charles II. Murray says no expects
ceiye the by to night Those that yet oustand
ing belong enumerators who had unusually large or
di1cut districts In of these four men
were required and tho work was hRmpered by resiga
lions and destinations
This is tho day which Supervisor Murray has
promised to give rough estimate OF tho citys pop
uatOn. lie said that Yesterdays figures gave him no
reason to change his belief that 1t will vary much
from tho OF the Board OF Health, who place
tho total a from GUU. 90 to J. 10000
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Made HmbcciIe by n Knockout Blow.

Dennis Dunn and John Neville OF Harrison
raigned tho Court of Sessions in Jersey city yeser
day accused OF aiding and ahettinR tho prize fight be-
tween Frank cannon and John Grogan. Neville, 1t is
alleged was tho referee and Dunn Rannon's
ond Louis Moore who is alleged TO have acted as
UnI for trlgan, arrested Thursday. The mon
held in S. 900 bail each Grngan is ail pr Elliot OF
Newar crrtirs that Ramon suffering with concus-
tho from the effects of blow he got In tho
lIYht and that he Is lmhcrlIe
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Gas House District Klnderearteu.

Tho sixteenth or Gas House District County Democ.
rRcy. including Justice Power lcd Stuyvesant Hall
last evening to listen to an exposition OF the ballot
law by Henry Il. hickman, Justice EibTeth and John
F'nnel, Tho we'll known booth of the Cooper Union
lertnrrs aud sample aIo boxes w"re used ana the oh
lrct essOn was cry in.'rrstng Sti It b. said
mat IN" uHs House district believes that the old fash
toned way IS tho hest.
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IEoSroS, No., June 2o-The testimony Is all in tho
Chambers murder trial and tho Instructions Of the
Judge are practically for acQuittAl b. NJ Chambers
ono Of the most prominent citizens OF St. Louis shot
and Killed Frank bowman, attorney, last Noyem-
her Both men had bs"n partners in the 81 Louis Times,
and the murder grew out OF tho wreck OF that Apcr
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Mr.. Crxnn slmply u witness.

United States District Attorney Mitchell had another
conference with col. Erhardt yesterday. Reports to
tho effect that James A. Cryan of the Surveyors De-
partment was in any way implicated in ovyng assess
nicehOlderS in liable
prosecution without foundation. Mr. tryAn was
simply wigosS before tue Chinese investigating
m
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Tho Hine ContestIn Germany.

HAHhUEG, june 2p-Ths Hamburg Rife Association
have made extensive preparations to welcome the
American rihem"n. who are coming from New York on
the Hamburg American hue steamer " elaud take
part IN tho Errln iestyhl A contest las been ar
Hanged TO take place hero between re Of tho New York
Challenge cup
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man Of middle age jumped into the Fast River from
tho ferryboat Alaska OIL Roosevelt street Yesterday
afternoon. lie pulled by tho crew NJ tho tug.
boat ". h Eft. Ileird in Gouverneur Hospital Ito
understood there to say that he T.. H. DOlges
80 years old, OF ~ East Eighty seventh street lie
not known at that address
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The Rev. Ms. George Does Away Under a
Cloud.

MASsFiElp, o., June 20--Onccrs Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church that the Rev, A. George has
mad" written confession mat he has been crimnaly
Intimate with siH of rs parisionrrn George has gone
to Newcastle, Pa lilo lived IN Mansfield for thirty
years and until recently never Inspected VI any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-21
Druggist Rsu.eh Krns Himself

Ernest RSusch, a druggist of aF wyckon street
Brooklyn committed suicide mt $50 O'Clock last night
by shooting himself in the right temple with revolver
In his rooms above his store He MAS ~ Years old His
wife cannot Tell WHY hs killed himsrt as lis business
was gooG and Ills domestic relations peasant
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sold to an EngIIrh syndIcate.

BosroN, June - To-day the consent OF the requisite
number Of shareholders obtained and the big deal
whereby tho Chicago Union stock Yards and Transit
pmpany l. add To an l.uglish syndicate will lie con.
Bunatcd ~ once The amount OF the bale is a. USu 10
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Excise Commissioners Meakim Koch, and FitL.
patrick appeared yesterday in tho General Sessions DO
fore Judge MARITIME to plead TO the three indict-
ments for misdemeanor found against them by tho
Grand Jury Thursday, They pleaded not guilty
and Judge MARITIME liked bail for each at SuUn John
J McDouOu.h OF $40 East ElghtysiGth street qualified
As bondsnlan for all OF them.
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EmDe11ler waron'- Companions Acquitted.

MONTREAL, June 2o-Thc case Of Walton, tho express
me senger VIII" stole s2ip" from tho Pacific Express
Company IN "a, and abscOnded to Canada has como
to an end Walton restored all but S-.rnD ana four
IUrslrs arrested hrie for HluecHlng him ont OF
that alnouu.. They we're JTck Laird. frank Brady
afternoon
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Lains Brooklyn Directory for 1890 has Just been Is
sued. 1t contains 2ph67I names an increase Of 5443
over year The estimated population. allowing each
name to represent four ami one half persons isSHu2l
AMI census supervisor Sedgwick his Official figures
will not older much from these.
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bNrp"Wr, June 2G-TnS Health on'ccr reports tho
dea'h Of Mrs Harriet PeterS coorsd woman, who
was llSyears Of age upto within two weeks OF her
death the was active AMI could move about and walt
on herself She died OF general debility and 0ld
sha hHd sts children. twenty four grandchildren. aud
tour great grandchildren
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Dl.ngured Ono of Ill. Tormeutor..

Edward A. Jones NJ ia Firth avenue, Brooklyn, on
leaving tho Washington Par, grounds. whSre he
peddles sandwiches on Thursday evening, WAS fol
lowed by crowd of hooting hoYs lie drew knife
AND rushing AmGnS them smashed i7year old Thomas
kearneY Of 1I2 Precedent street in the face" inlictng
cut which wi iislguro the boy for no lie made his
escape at the time but subsequently, was arrested willie
CTouched behind chimney the roof OF his house.
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-]hen Baby was sick, we gaze her Castorla.
when she WAS Child she crlcd for CEStorla,
when abe became Miss, sic chung TO CGGtorIA,
WhsA she kSd ChlldrOA, she gave them OASGSsia,
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Never Would Have Given these Figures
Willingly.

CHrCAGo. juno 20.-The journal this afternoon 6Aya
that Census supervisor Gilbert unwittiIRy told It's re.
porter the approximate number of people living in this
city, and II states this number at 2hO 90.
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Afraid Rube burrows WIN XIII Him.

BrRNiSGHAH, Ala, June 2o.-PoGt once inspectors
have been sent 10 Kennedy, Lamar county, to In.
veSugOe the writing OF threatening Letters to
Postmaster Faulkner Of that place. Faulkner has
re- etv,d several letters warning him leave
~ county mo letters were slgued. Friends OF
hIhe HuTrnws Hui tho Postmaster is afraid TO attend
O. the business Of tho nGire Last summer the noted
'"W $50. and Gicd Postmaster Graves ~ the
Ia'r. fu,tmHAier fauikner Tears lie Wi! meet SIM
ihr ale Il he romans tNcrc.
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Or. william !. Burnett OF Long Island City was ar
rested yesterday morning charge OF reporting
contagious diseases DR.. H. q. Lyte was arrested in
the afternoon similar charge They held for
examination DUrln[ the several years Long Island
CITY without Health Board the physicians had
report diseases and they have
vet become accustomel TO the new order Of things.
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The -w,tChmcn's strike in Cleveland.

ClEvRL,Nn, June 2u.-The Switcl men on tho Big
rOur." IRE and Lake shore roads returned to work
tbs morning At what IL known as Lake Shore ways
TIE "SIck"l Plate Valley, Cleveland Canton south.
rrn and Pennsylvania yArdnrn are sun Out.
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No Reciprocity Treaty with tho United


CRY OF Mexico, June 9n-The OHrfdi Galsu, denies
the rwmors that treaty OF reciprocity has been or s
being negotiated between Mexico and tho United States