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Perhap. an Amrcnble separation.

1t ls understood that Fritz" Emmet's
wife has retained LAWYER Matthew Hale Of
Albany to carry on her suit for divorce. COL
Ethan Allen Of this city has heretofore acted as
her legal adviser. and when she decided sew
eral years ago TO obtain divorce he dissuaded
came from ST. Louis. 1t was n runaway match.
Col. Allen says that Emmett has made over a
million in his profession. but has now only
about $250,OO0 in securities and his $25O.O00
place In the suburbs ofAlbany. which cost him
nearly half a million.
James F. Pendleton Is Emmet's lawyer He
ia out OF town. but u professional friend of his
suid that he understood that an effort was
being made to arrange an amicable separation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
THE CANADA ASYLUM FIRE.
Over 100 Persons Vet Unaccounted For
The Asylum to he Rebuilt.


MONTREAL, May 8-The Quebec Govern
ment has decided to rebuild tho Provincial In
sane Asylum at once. In the mean time the
patients will he provided with shelter In tenn
porary buildings to be erected on the grounds.
OF the ,297 in The institution, 1882 have been
accounted for. which leaves over 100 MISSING
Some OF those are expected to turn up. As
soon as 1t can DO safely done the ruins will be
searched for remains, but II is REGARDED az ex-
trcmely improbable that any will be found. the
intense heat having cremated everything to
aShos.
Tho nuns are preparing lists Of nil the pa
tents now IN custody, and as soon rs COM
pleted II will be compared with tho original list
OF inmates. and the exact number OF the miss
ing will thus be discovered. So far twenty
seven have been absolutely accounted for.
Tho nuns have been oyerrun to-day by mes
cages from all parts of the country inquiring
for uatients. They have been able TO answer
all satisfactorily with tho exception OF two. one
OF them IL Mrs. Mary A. kheehnn Of Millbury.
W., who was an inmate OF tho furious ward and
who. II Is feared. died In the flames This lady.
who was private patient. belonged 10 one OF
the best Known families in Vermont.
Sister Thcrese the lady Superior who was Ill
when tho fire occurred has had u serious To-
LAPSE and lies In - critical condition.
Miss Hannah lIlckson. the private patient OF
Brooklyn, n. u. who was supposed TO be dying
last night, Is somewhat better to-day. and may
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
HARLEM KEEPS UP THE EXCITEMENT.
Pitching Into tho HOARD of Education for
Passing Mrs. seaman by.


Passing Mrs. Seaman BY.
Harlem's indignation over tho action Of
the Board OF Education in putting downtown
teacher in charge OF Grammar School No. 60.
on 128th street. instead OF filling the vacancy
by promotion. Is apparently as warm as ever.
Another public meeting was held in the y. NJ.
c. A. Hall on l25th street last evening to de-
nounce the Board OF Education for bringing
principal from down town to Grammar School
6s instead OF promoting the vice principal. rs
the local trustees desired. Col. A. p. Ketcham
presided, ana he explained at the outset that
Mrs. Emma L. Seaman. whom the people OF
the district desired to have promoted to the
principalship Of the school. was IN no way con-
nected with the movement against the Board
o. EDUCATION
The Rev. Dr. Samuel II. Virgin intimnted
that some members OF the Board OF Education
wore all broken out with the measles OF poll
tics. II In considering the question OF trans
ferring teacher from one part OEthe city to
another, he said. q man wa5 In any degree in
iiuenced by desire thus to make place for
friend of politician, such man was unit to
be q mem Der Of the Board OF Education. such
q thing should be condemned openly strong
ly. and contemDtuously.
Lawson \. Fuller aid that there was Com
missioner In the Twenty-thrd ward who can
and does name for appointment or promotion
such teachers as he pleases In the entire city.
and the same man was talked OF as King 10
SUCCEED Richard Croker"
The speakers announced their Intention to
keep up the agitation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
LET THE M,KINLKr BILL LIE OYER.
Union Lenguers Don't Vote On the Commit
tee of Political Reforms Report.

Union LenEuera Don't Vote On the Commit
tee Of Political Reforms Report.
The Committee on Political Reform Of the
Union League Club prepared few DAYS ago a
resolution favoring the Mckinley Tariff bill.
and notified the members that it would be laid
before the club at the regular monthly meeting
last night.
Many Union LeaGuers believe In Major Nc
Kinley and his bill and others don't. These
varied sentiments brought out big gathering.
But action on the committee report was post
poned
"'Fraid. 'fraid." Mr.. George Jones. in great
glee. told his friends after tho adjournment.
Eighteen new members were taken in and
the announcement 10 made that the Committee
on Admissions will require the fullest infor-
nation respecting all parsons whose names
after object 70 placing candidates before the
club for election. unless they are recommended
unless they are personally known to some
member Of this committee This is IN COM
piarce with the vote OF the club that all appli-
cants must be unmistakabe Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
IS SOME ONE TRYING 10 KILL HIMs
Police Inspector Ebersoid shaken Up by
Two Torpedo ExPloSions.


Two Torpedo ExplOnions.
CHICAGO, May s.-Inspector OF Police
Ebersold narrowly escaped serious injury last
night by the explosion Of torpedo. The In
spector was going home, when train OBJ
structed his passage at the Rock Island depot
and Harrison street. While waiting for tho
train to pass. q torpedo that Ind been placed
on the track exploded with terrible violence.
Particles of it struck the INSPECTOR in the face.
for moment stunning him almost TO UNI
consciousness He clu,ched the gate till he no.
gained strength. and with much effort walked
home. a,
facts. Some one had placed the torpedo on tho
track with full knowledge that the Inspector
was waiting n chance to get across man
was seen to follow Ebersold from the station.
and while the latter was standing at the gate,
rushed by him, dropping tho explosive Just in
front OF him. Who the man was could not ho
learned 1t is believed the crime was planned
by the same person who few days ago did a
similar thing while Inspector Ebersold was on
O Wabash avenue car.
He WIS standing on the front OF tho platform
smoking when the explosion occurred. The
conclusion was so powerful that the car was
lifted several inches from the track. EbersOld's
hat was thrown from his head. Eborsod says
the toipedoes were evidently those used by
trainmen to warn q train OF danger he In
clires to the opinion that the explosions were
the pranks Of boys. but the police refuse this
"a nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Carpet Thieves Caught.

George Holmes. big negro who breaks iron
and chews glass In dime museums, and David Cole also
coored were charged IN the Harlem Court yesterday
with having stolen eighty Eve yards Of carpet worth
$50 the property of Henrietta La Conta The police
noticed that cOored mon carving big bundles
De seen frequently about second hand
of Samuel Mason at 100 seventh avenue Last Monday
two colOred men drove up in q wagon and carried into
tho store bundle of carpetuK The detectives arrested
them and Mrs La COnte identified the carpetinR her
property Justice Murray placed the cOlored men
under $500 ball each and held Mss0n q q witness.
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Ex-MATOR GRACE WAS THERE.
n Private County Democracy Conference
ut in the Afternoon.

A number OF the County Democracy
leaders attended q private meeting In room %
OF the Cooper Union at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. In answer to q notice sent them in
the carly part OF tho week. The notice simply
stated that n conference was to be held but
the nature OF 1t was kept profoundly secret
Justice Murray was evidently under the Inn
preston that tho report Of the Committee on
Resolutions, which investigated his charges
against Justice Power, was to- be sprung, and
so he sent Adolph L. Sanger down to repro
sent him. Mr., Sanger and the other workers
in the ranks we're surprised 10 see William II.
Grace and CHRISTOPHER c. Baldwin. the Chair
man OF the County Committee. on hand;
Michael G. Murphy, who Is stu very ILL., and
Charles A. jackson. the Nice-Presldent OF the
County Committee. presided; and D: LHwler
smh o making n @
half Of his friend Murray. he said that the re;
port OF tho Committee on RESOLUTIONS should
members of the committee Is supposed to
didn't prevent Mr. Sanger from pressing his
REQUEST He was sure that reconsideration OF
the report before it was presented to the
County Committee next Tuesday night would
be lust and proper thing ;ha. thu comm,ttoo
ssSR4 p oa ase1S next
s another HUa 81 eH s hour Hns tho
Mr.. Grace impressed upon the gentlemen
present tho necessity OF creating organizations
now and Of increasing the strength Of all the
existing ones. This matter Will probably he
referred by the County committee to the
One reHtleman was anxious to start dis
cussion expressive OF satisfaction nt the trouble
tss p Ss %ns The
that 1t was unuignitiel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Don't Step On the Scnts.

c. S. Jardine was called from tho Metro
politan Opera House by messenger last
night. He had n front gent in the family circle.
Not to disturb n number Of men and women
who occupied tho seats between him and the
aisle no tried to climb over nm empty seat te-
hind him aud vault over the railing at the
back. When he stepped upon the seat it
turned up, and his foot went through between
tho bottom and the back. lie could not cxtri-
but couldn't. although they took his shoe of.
The chief engineer OF the opera house was
called from the stage. and freod the imprisoned
It's fasteninRs. Mr.. Jardine's ankle was badly
Rtrained S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

Lorens Reich Wants Ills S1IS a Week for
Kent and Hoard.

Lorcnz Reich, the proprietor OF Tho Cam
bridge. Fifth avenue and Thirty-thirl street.
is suing Mrs. Alice Smell MTcCren to recover
1866, which no claims as damages for loss Of
rental. Mrs. McCrea three months ago mar
red Douglass Green OF Green Il Bateman and
won't TO Europe with him.
Mr. Reich says that on Oct 2s. 1883. Mrs No
Crea engaged apartments in The Cambridge
with board, ut Sll7.5O q week for six months
She left on the lst Of March following. and he
says the 5000 Is due him. Yesterday her coun
Court TO direct the plaintiff to furnish n bill Of
particulars, and the motion was opposed on
the ground that it was made simply to gain
time for Il transfer OF Mrs. McCrea's property
TO her brother-in-law, one Stone of Chicago
Decision was reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

policeman found bundle OF clothes at the
foot OF East Fourteenth street yesterday morning
There was pair OF trousers green plaid waistcoAL
silk tie, socks and cuffs Tile cuffs were marked with
the name, IT. L. Maccabee.' Joseph Maccabee of 2Ol
Firth street. Jersey city. identified tho articles tho
property or MS brother Thomas bOth hrotncrH
employed at the WoAt Shore freight depot at Pier s.
n. X, where Thomas was chief clerk.
Joseph Aaccabe Raid no believed his brothers action
was merely hruso to make his creditors believe that
had committed suicide. The missing man Is about ~
Year, old and lived at Grove street. Jersey City with
his wife and seVerRl children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Mr.. GodkIn Glves Rn,I.

E. L. Godkin OF the Ere1lno Post appeared at
the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon with officer
Connor of tho Tombs squad in obedience to warrant
issued tho instance OF Peter Mitchell charging him
with criminal libel. Mr. Godkin acknowledged tho
newspaper article containing the alleged libel, but
pleaded not guilty Justice McNahon held him in $1,000
bail for examination Francis A stout of West Six.
teonth street became his bomdsmnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
The Singer Works Again Running.

The Singer Sewing Machine Works at Eliza
bethport started up yesterday with about $40 EN-.
ployeeA The rest OF tho operatives except about $50
girls will resume work to day Tho rubbish is being
raiiy cleared away Tho burned portion OF the works
VIII % rebuilt as soon as POSSIBLE meanwhile the finish
ing work on machines will be carried on in temper
AIRY wooden structures
Much valuable stock that was supposed to have been
destroyed has been found among the ruins in parity
fair condition. II Is estimated that nearly half tho
1900 OOO needles IN stock will be saved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Flanermen Picked Up at Sea.

Boston, May S.-The steamer Rialo, at Bos-
ton TO day from Antwerp, reports that on Monday,
May s. at N. 1870 miles from Boston Light picked
W dory with tho following named rroyncetown FISH,
ermen on board Joseph Days aged - years Joseph
Barns Jr- -; reter Morris 80; joseph Tristan n
John NlAHr. 10 aud Frank GIN "a The men belonged
to the schooner Mary T.. whOrf and having lost their
vessel tho Georges Bank in fog drifting with
tho wind when found Tiey had been cApsiled once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

RICHMOND, May s-Tho only special in
vltations sent out by the committee to be pres
ent at the unwilling of the Lee statue are those
to Gems G. W. Smith. BeauregNrd, and Joseph
i. Johnston; Mrs. jefferson Davis. Mrs. Stone
wall Jackson. and the near relatives OF Gen.
Lees family. These three Generals were es-
peHally invited because they were Gen. Lees
PREDECESSORS "a Commanders Of the Army Of
Northern Virginia. The hope that Mrs Davis
YerBRllY OXpreBsed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

A. M.-2. 1Gl Water street, Mary BeGRs's
mandatory OF canned goods. damage slight; 1850
40 last Forty frat street F. W. Ionsls iron foundry
damAye $40.
=. A.-a321, basement o Allen street damage SIS
to second floor OF lh+ Rhst lOGth street J. Brown
damage $40; 7:lO chimney. as West Forty seventh
street no damage o. nrSt floor OF e3o Ninth avenue
Isabella hcUTAdy, damage sion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Missing washington Qu,ulan.

Mr. John e Tappln was at Police Headquar-
tors late Wednesday night endeavOrnR get
track of tho misSing Washington Quinlsn Thompson
LydecEer obtained yosterday from Judge Lawrence
an attachment against tho properly OF Quinlan I'm n
suit to recover Sla2o brought in behalf OF the omaha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

CITY or MEXICO May 8, via Galveston
A heavy wind storm has blown down five arches
Of the aqueduct, ami the city Is without drink.
ing water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
A Missing Pena,oner.

Frederick Schrader. a German. 40 years OF
age who kept grocery store for twenty years 4+8
willis avenue has been missing SINCE early on Wednos
day morning when no LEFT nome to go to the Pension
once in Canal street to draw his monthly pension IIo
had 81 in his pocket and his family think no
foul play lie had lost finger from his left hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

The Dock Board yesterday dropped from the
pay roll the namo OF John p. Williams, wEtchman,
who foil into the river in February aud whose body
was founi on Wednesday.
As tho proposed pubic bath at Pier ~ East River
would conflict with the landing OF the Red StrRmers
roy TO change the location Of tho hath
new pier VAS ordered built at tho foot OF East
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Heck scher Gets an Attachment.

Judge Lawrence OF tho Supreme Court has
granted an attachment against the firm OF George X
siStaro's soma bankers for Sl2OOOn IN favor Of A.
lecksher whom W H. NJ SistATe's wife is suing TO get
back her house decided to him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
Moro Amateur Detective business.

DR.. r, A. Gums Society for the Engagement
OF the Criminal Law has elected Bishop John r. Newman
First Vice Iresident and joseph \ nri.ton, en-
pUyee OF COmstOck society, Its general agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
0pea Tuesdny and saturday EysaInEs.

Tho trustees Of the Metropolitan Museum OF
Arr have decided 10 open tho free 70 tho pub
10 two evenings . week namely, Tuesday aud sGlur,
dAy from 70 10 sl0Sk r. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
holaisra On ,hn Moxa

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May Six companies
oiinfantry left tho military post here this even
ing for Michigan posts 10 which they have been
Orderoi. Ten COMPANIES from various posts
Will arrive hore on Monday 10 take their places.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
ktahhea IIIs MIl.,s KeIatIn..

Peter GarrlgRn, laborer and boarding.
house keeper on Montgomery ami TompEinsyils
stabbed man uAmei Parrelly relative ~ M. wife
last night ono wouud ism Mo abdomen and another
IN the left lr Bourne said fhTreY would die and
ordered him sent 10 tho Smi,h lBnrmary Hospital
GaTTlgan has been arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

Excursion tickets TO Washington are sold via Jersey
Central Reading and ~ and %. A. 30 round trip
Tickets good days Fast trains Pullman pGTlOT aud
sleeping cara station foot Liberty SL-AaR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09

Era. STEMS TOkAy WiHsS
GLADDEN. the heart Of man. r. G. Hazard Ca
Wholesale AGSnu Sold SVsTJ WhsTG-AaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
LAST OF THE BRIDGE BILL.
RJRKETrS TRE6 CHERRY RESULTS IN
ITS FINAL DEPEhE

AssembIymen Suspicious or tho Whole
Measure Arter the Sennte's ThimbIeriE-
EIur-Fnssetps Committee SHOULD Inves-
IlEate tho Bridge Management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

! ,ormauce. IT, WAS q very clever and caustic tray
esiy of all the arguments USUALLY nrl' az ia ,s
| gatherings, and the Chorltonl'r, 'oo> ~ 81" 40
deadly and most serious earnest. . ,v,;. .
IL feel quite certain" sad Mrs. ErarS Whtr m
| her pleasant, clear tones, that thr cnl w.,
members OF this club Will quite expect IIt 10 si'
from the central point Of all political "io ',';n
that whatever happens that is Eood ,'iu ,h l"i
IN the country Is due To the IrrtN VIII Wv, NV, -
supports, and that whatever is wrong u "'r ~ -
dastardly and Gillette government l'1uu ;pp' ,i,
greeted i!S elementary pr0poslto'i' =,
the lccturer had rightly apprc"nd'n '''' "'''' ~
| her audience
She then proceeded 10 describe the various nn-
desirable points in the circumstances OIL Inv 'onn
| Try, and a>rrbcd them ali 10 the SAINT r'i'c
Railway rates. foreig competition, i'l'h,t'''"
Of p1tl"r aliens. even wet seasons "rI', p., ~,
! TN. door of Tier Mair>,y's present adVS'r>' III
The good old-idShi"ncd way dear 10 Dom i''i'
| when ont of puwrr,'So resented by hnth ""'" III
power. She came al last, and toward TIE cnd oi
/ The discourse. to point IL which the disastrous
! Cabinet HAT now rules England was '".'. i'' W,
| directly responsible for the sad pr'Na'eh'r VI
rats III hay stacks.
There was Il crash. Mrs rrlars Whit" started
fearing at first that She had been seen 'hr"a%h,
and that outraged nearer had thrown boot
~ her head. II was only the mHtic'i mp s,r'lerI
! at the end Of the room. Whose pipe lEih dIopWd
| heavily on the boarded floor.
The stranger seemed conscrncc-S'rhHrh at MS
own clunlsncss Tor he rose slowly from MS o'm' Il
! tclairs unknown and lett the room, ai'r
ON parting glance cast al tie platform -,
soon after; III" lecture ended amid rinrS, I',. "i
! applause. Ia" members rose and SWING P'w'
! and irWtcIS round their heads. hurrhhlhR "luN
! The two Raced parpclH woke up uiH cLn'i'T'
vaguely. The old gentleman alin"Ht pIohr n Ils
Woudru leG III stamping his cI'hllSl'Sin' Inc
wives looked Jealous. and the girls tor2o' /" aie
! rlr. cordial vote of thanks was gwen !" "''
lecturer. There WAS usually discussion hli' ah
! the chairman remarked the lecture had iHTii
| unan>wcr!h,c. and discussion would c sipcrilhS
When Mrs FrIars White got home which dil
/ not happen ill oclock--shc vas very urea DEL
! rather cltrd with her experience. she was sure
She had not injured her husband III MS 'ohS't !
cncy. She va, certain her anden'" h'' ~" NV !
! that she had spoke ~hrrlSti. Ahd >' h'n h"'
deserted ui., of lcr opinions. she "l"L.i TIE
door Of The irIw'ng-rpun. AMI 81" =.ilil"inlIi
seated IN IN ain.clIair his back turned toward
her lie faced lo.llL-tud ,. Is.,ccitrd The llom-
hur. ,,,t,,,,' she rushed ,n la, afui>
Tu'n. \ on Ecic hen III ire nam" "i LONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

We f,nil ct"atrr", physically the robust aronc
tn unhealthy man or woman is IN m'ns'nr
capable 81 benefit q so"irtr. IT, for i',ncr bilious.
h"s- r"'.i" ~ f'"qunr" and f'"n 81 ,natly RESISTANT
~ ordinary irntlp1. U>fucts ~" h'tnnoUs acton II
the ic and the bowels, IL" sufferer +, -uic b. dys-
lrjtc III" thi"' di-'i'f"d conditions arg To 10
confirmed by neglect nir III" impression
there /, no hop" for him. an impression IN all likelihood
confirmed bv ia" u objectionable icnledirs the suf
frrr f. apt I" h'conc S"gl" tfG nav reckless. and
that N" sooner b" i removed fl"s lii" sphere Of human
.nd"aN"r hc b'tri for all Iaft', concerned. What
-'.'l"~ = hn>ai'>' II.~ liver f,,j~n-il II Is al
.n""II0 ate !'it Of him, u. How Dis pine ~ by The
aid q; Iius't'r''> stomach t"r>. medium for
the -ll nnt VI united. REGULAR the stoi-
liver and bowels. IL also and prevents
Iaral rheumatic and kidney troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

mast cover goodly stretch OF country IN mo
aggregate. II We have not exactly done those
things which We ought not to have done W"
aud tripping mp another: Next summer. when u'c
day, ar, long AID lc>Irly, Will do thus and 10 III
the way OF self improvement, etc.? WHO has not
made such good resolutions. andwho ha, h them
There /, certain place that they is paved with
good intentions and ~iGh' u think what good
have certainly left undOnc those things which
We ought 10 have DONE and the summer Is
him." a, the little German word 80 cXprc>siv"ly
puts II him. with it, possibilities and opportunities :;
and the winter i, before Us to make or mar. Now this
t,l ,rc,uhl t., addressed the dawdlcrS, Of whom
vo ar, willing TO "A, SNOW edge are chief. We have