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bills shall be taken up according to the direc:
ton OF the Committee on Public Buildings and
Mr.. Mills Dem. Texas, inquired what that
Mr.. MiIliken Rep, Mo- replied that regard.
would be called up and then one Democratic
bill. This was about the proportion OF Repub.
lican and Democratic measures on the cal
Mr. Mills thought that this arrangement was
unfair and that the committee should alter
Mr. Allen Rep. Mich. declared that the whole
question OF passing public building measures
cSus GenHa al lay on on the subject
prevailed there was nothing fair In passing
Two Republican bills TO ono Democratic. rolf-
ton, and he could not sit calmly and hear men
talk about dividing Post Offices according to
The bill which gave rise to this discussion
was one called ur by Mr.. Milliken for the
erection of a public building at Bar Harbor,
MIR BynHm dem. Ind thought that 1t was
time to call halt in the construction OF pub bio
buildings at such places as Bar harbor and
Mr., \. d. Taylor Rep. Ohio, thought that
necessity and not, politics, should govern the
ST. Williams IN sp Pe@s III o Opposed the pending
PHI, declaring thdt no system OF log rolling
fecSp1s be bS os g. l. h
not equal to three-fourths Of per cent. OF the
sum 1t was proposed to appropriate
est watering place on the Atlantic coast Dur
ing the winter It contained about 1000 inhaoi-
tants; during the summer there were 10000 or
2U0OO or 10000 people there.
The bill was finally laid aside favorably, as
were also the following bills:
Mankato MINI. $50 100: Meridian Miss. $50 900; mil
waukeo Wis., increasing amount to 81, 400 900. Youngb
town, ohio SIS 90; Camden: Al S23ooo Sioux Falls
S15uO; Norfolk. Va, Si5nOoO; Beatrice Heb, 5000 %;
5S Ss IGE fo0SS s sSft ''e RSu,h p :s
Ind, $1,000 Fargo oooN H p, So"To SeC.
ssD6OrO Lima, Ohio. ssl 90; Portland, Oregon S4OG.
600 HAverhiil Mass S7h0OO Charleston s. a. increas-
ing limit to S259DO: bloomington ILL., 800 OOO Lewis
tom Ne. 50 600: Kansas City. Mo-. 81 200 600 Taun.
ton MSs,; Sno ., RSenc WIS., $1,000 saysnnah,
Akron. Ohio $4,000 Rome. Ga, $50 600: Rockford
H. 10000; Fort Dodge, Iowa, $1,000; SheboyEan
Wis, 5000.
The committee then rose. and Mr. Turpin
dem. Ala.l obtained unanimous consent to
make n statement for ono minute. He said
that very much to his surprise. and to the sur
prise OF the people who sent him here, the Com
inittee GU Elections had decided that thew did
not want Turpin any longer and had named
Tuesday as the day on viii h to put him on the
rack. He therefore asked unanimous consent
for the pnssago OF a public building bill but
MIR. Williams Rep, Ohio objected.
The House then proceeded TO consider the
bills reported from the Committee of the
Whole. the first being the Bar llarbor bill
MIR. TURIN raised the point OF no Quorum
and. without action, the House adjourned until
Monday
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with a reception and banquet tonight About
n dozen OF the twenty-five survivors Of the 1903
members Of the House who supported Banks
we're present and received a number Of callers.
At the banquet speeches were made by Sem
ators Morrill, and sherman. Gen. Banks. tho
Hon. VIII Cumback, and several others.
Late this afternoon the Republican Senators
sent out urgent notices for caucus at the
house OF Senator Edmunds tonight. A full at
tendance was secured. The object Of the
meating was given out to be to arrange an
tors are alarmed at the fact that the season ia
slipping away without anything being done. It
has been determined among the leaders there
fore. that action must be taken toward passing
bill before adjournment The Senators have
been unable to do this, however becau SO
they cannot atom the food OF speeches by tho
free coinage men. and at present the outlook
all encouraging. The row over the tariff Ques-
ton has added to the perpleXities OF the party
leaders, although they Say the programme ar
ranged by the Finance Committee iinsures the
passage of a tariff bill at an early date 1t ia
stated tonight that the result OF the caucus
will be the carly consideration Of the silver,
tariff. anu election bills In the Senate and
House rs party necessity.
Senator Evarts ronorted to day from the Joint
Library Committee bill appropriating $4,000
and valuable collection Of data about the war
OF the rebellion, Mr.. Thomas 4. Townsend's
Library Of National Records Mr.. Townsend
has gathered in his work almost everything
for many years on topics connected with the
war; and has also made digest and index OF
II. The report commends the library very
highly. end the Librarian OF Congress. It is un-
Mr.. Townsend is q New Yorker and brother
OF John ID. Townsend.
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Tho American Investment Company has obtained an
injunction from Judge DuErO OF the Superior Court re
BtrSininE George ". n, YosL Henry Cummins and C.
Godfrey Patterson. individually and trustees OF tho
Yost Writing Machine Company. from voting at = meet
nR OF the company diSposlng OF any N its stock
The business of tbs company being carried by the
bOndhoderS who took possession OF the assets several
months ago under their mortgage OF SSOnon Tx GOV.
T. O. LOunEbiry of Connecticut who is row President
OF the Merchants Exchange National Bank Of this city
was the President OF the company, aud he and his
friends owned nearly all tho bonds Treasurer Agar
said Yesterday that the OF the company The
lawyers thought WAS the only settle up mattsFG
Tho bondholdeH were running the buSinesA and II
would right under their direction fhe liabiitiss
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"RAG GANG" LEADERS SENTENCED.
Recorder Smyth Has No Mercy for Two
East Side TOughs

Recorder Smyth Has No Mercy for Two
| East Side Toughs.
Edward Dolan OF 1872 East Thirty sixth street
| and James Reilly OF 343 East Thirty nintn
street members OF the " Rag" gang attacked
Patrick H. CORDIALLY, peddler. in Thirty-eighth
street. on the evening Of April 2S and robbed
him of$l6,S9 Then they ran. pursued by Cor
baby who, though old, was UNEXPECTEDLY &C.
tive and plucky His cutlery attracted Police
man John Fl. Repper OF the Thirty-ffth street
police. who overlook aid arrested Reilly. On
the way to the station the Rag" gang stoned
Keeper and tried to take Reilly away from him,
but several other policemen charged the gang,
broke q good many heads. and scattered the
crowd. One OF the policemen caught the
leader of the attack on Hopper, In tho station.
after his face and head were washed free from
blood, he proved to be Dolan.
The Grand Jury indicted Dolan and Reilly
for robbinR in the first degree. They were ar
ragned IN the General sesSi ions before Re-
Ambrose H. Purdy Saii that 6oians irisnSds
had spoken o him about defending Dolan, but
to 1ropsre E Eess s@y 1R a as
signed counsel to defend Dolan, and. in the
middle idle Of the p trH he pleaded guilty
be allowed to withdraw his plea, as he had not
Purdy also submitted afidavits 1 rom oHu Ohm Fay
John Gatfney, James Reed. an dThomas kesne.
to,lne eject lnht lOldn ull not commit the
robbery, because he was in Mrs. Farley's
saloon at 1913 Eat Thirty-sixth street at the
Attorney Davis produced on The other hand
the aiiidavits of Policemen Pepper Creamer
McCatferty. and Lott. sverring that the
four alIldayit- for the defence we're
members Of the " Rag gang. and that Mrs
farey,'s saloon was n notorious resort. The
Rag gang, the officers said mad committed
numberless assaults burGaries, and larcen-
les but the complainants were usually fright
eSned or bought or Mr.. Davis also offered to
showed that he had been cha Ced eleven times
with felonious assaults and robberies and
that the complainant had. In almost every
case. been frightened into failing to testify
Citizens OF the neiGhborhood also wrote TO the
Eec0rder., telling him that the ,neighborhood
was Kept In a state of terrorism by the Rag"
gang and that they hoped thar the Recorder
would not permit the LEADERS, Of the gang to
escape rOmfthe grasp OF Justice.
Recorder Smyth said TINT Dolan had pleaded
guilty with his eyes open. knowing that he
could not, on he evidence against him. escape
CONVICTION; He Therefore denied the motion
for the Withdrawal of the plea. and sentenced
Dolan and Reilly 10 State prison, each for
twelve years and six months.
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ITEMS FROM BRdZIT.
Changes In the MInIstry-BOIIvIa and Para
quay QuarreIIIng.

changes In the MiniStry-boliVla and Para
quay QuarreIIInE.
Rio DE JANEIRO. ApriI 2s.-At a meeting OF
the Cabinet on the 18th it was determined 10
accept the clause as to arbitration adopted by
tho International American Congress at Wash
inRton. and also that special mission be sent
to Chill to endeavor to secure the adherence of
that country to tho idea. Moreover, tho Cabi-
net propose to endeavor to secure a general
disarmament on the Western Continent within
five years.
Minister Demetrio Rbeiro is publicly adj
Minister of Public instruction. Post Offices,
and Ieegraphs for the first President of the
reRRSS s n-o;oo.od nrh,,o n,oo,,,o - .xo.o..
against the financial policy OF the Government
was hold atlBuenOs Ayres OH the 18th. No dis
turbarce occurred. the popular commission
lie ministry resigned on the evening of the
NaGionaL The popular opposition is largely
under the direction OF Gen Nitro.
A telegram from Valparaiso stated that adj
vices from La PaH declare Il rupture bel ween
EolEia and Paraguay imminent. The Brazil
Ian foreign Office has work before it ii this
~ owe true
According to a decree OF the 10th instant a
new depal tment of State is created by sep
ment Of the Interior. and thejlOst Offices and
IeleGraphs from the Department of AGrcul-
ture and uniting them under a special Min
lsler. ne new appointees are:
ana IeleEraphs. BrRadier Benjamin Constant
Rnotelho de Magazines. formerly Minister OF
Minister Of War. Lieut.. Gen. Floriano Pexo-
to. formerly ,Adjutant. General Of the Army.
AdJutant- q eneral. Marshal JOSS Simean de
oIiVelra' formerly Governor Of Pernambuco.
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Jersey city Election ome.r. Arra,rn.d

The cases NJ twentynne OF the SNty eight Jersey
City election officers vii" under Indictment accused
of participating in the biz election frauds last fall
called In the Court Of Sessions Yesterday and twenty
four OF the defendants pleaded not guilty They jokei
and laughed among themselves, and did not seem TO
consider their position very gray" one. Presiding
Judge job Lipprcott ana Lay Judge HOFFMAN were on
tn. bench and th' re crowd Of politicians inside
the railing Sherth DAVIS the Democratic leader
narsallrI The honisnen and pointed to each the
500 hai eaci Trey were Nathan POWER Constable
Nugent Nrhacl Tuiy, IhATes Carr, William Sweden
ham hichard Whaen lanes Council IoIeph Hyatta
Lawrence 'oSuGon. Frank h. Ncrrck Tom Troiter
Joseph II. Bnckriigc OsCar l. Irehurg John s. bay
Thomas Maily, LOUIS IIel or, Jr.. Thomas Mshonsy
ratrrk Mcnrath thomas hOlan Francis Wh0aIh and
Charles scott
Prosecutor Winfield told Judge Iiprucou that lie
would be ready to move the first Ease neat week
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JUDGE MAsTEHSoN GETS No. 10.
Nine More Hydrophobin lamentations tn
Complete His Treatment


Complete His Treatment
Judge AIasterson Of Brazoria, Texas. who
came on from Texas a few days ago for treat.
ment for the bite Of a dog, was inoculated
again yesterday by Dr. Paul Giber, at the
asteur Institute, in West Tenth street 1t
was the fifth incubation. The fluid WAS in
Jected beneath the skin with a hyrodermic
syringe. The operation is not al ali painful
ard occasions no after sensations beyonG a
slight Itching where the needle was iuserred
Judge Masterson WAS lnocuated yesterIay
with what Dr.. & bier calls No. ~. lie has II
dark closet In his laboratory. In which are
placed fourteen bottles under tags numbered
from to "A. Each day two rabbits die in pr
Gibier's establishment from the effects OF their
incubation. and DR.. Gibier removes their
spinal cords suspends them by strings in a
fresh bottle In the bottom of which Is some
soda. aud puts the bottle In place Of No. /. The
other bottles are each moved M q point 10
make room. and the old Nc. "A is thrown away.
The inoculaiionB begin with No. IA and 20
backward so that the patient is treated each
day with virus one day fresher than before.
When No. ! has been administered the patient
1s thoroughly lnocula ed. lie experiences very
little change from his normal condition. lie
may be little nervous and e1cita tie and COM
plain OF curious sensations in his head aud
clsewhere but, If not told. he will prol ably
attribute these 10 other and more ordinary
causes than his incubation Dr. Giher has
four other patients on his hands at present
beside Judge Mastorson.
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READYFOR TO-DAY'SPARADE,
THENATTONAL GUARD AND THE GRAND
ARMY 10 TURN OUT IN FORCE.

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Arrangements wero completed yesterday by
the National Guard and G. A. H. authorities for
the parade this morning in honor OF Decora-
ton Day II promises 10 h., mn rnusunll, roe
md in,nrostinc oro Tho So, T. a., o., -
ocIoct Iron, 10 80 Ti,. uA",i iVr ~
~, t,',,, to'i' '"e 'ulher W tS'hlhth street
, mn aNehue' no hlihtarS' rs usual, VIII
nave the riGht oil line. Gen. Louis Fitzgerald
riII 60 g., we I'uu ~ ~" menu. nenhu MN
Tho iiNn Con,rod ~, ., teEiiient' neaalne
and Twelfth Regiments. second Dat+arv
Eighth. Twenty-socond and Seventh Regl-
ments, and tho First Battery in tho order
named.
the Grand Army division. accompanied by a
large statr followed by the headquarters nag,
by @ GroS and oS
ThoU r ~ .no I pn new lorn MoGh'ed RIFLES.
and Past Go ne, '" ,gonS
the Department Of New York. with his s' ota Tt
will follow The carriages escortod N'I bv S' a..
Fourth New York Veteran Cavalry. Then will
as follows: V Wv ~ ~ ''''''"
rm.r prvr,oS.-charres A. Wells. Marshal xoahL
Farnham Post No. As James { Rice Post. No. %:
Pm ksaney Post No :; !oon R"wlns Post No. 80,
strSSn To- =, T T,sn, fSss No.
Post No. -; Rker Post No a., ,Ior.co DIV.
No 81 Horace b. Clatn Post No. 57S
fost NO 1876; George n Meade Post No 80; Wander
Sit Post No. iss Cameron Post NO 49, Joe Hooker
bali Post No. luJ, Sumner Post. No "a
FouRrm Drrsrox.--,Iacob schneider, Marshal: R.rs
W ro, ~ ,,", " "S' 40 io", e'eih"ehr fost
coin o o. 80 II MRn r9' No i Pa, tn5ahsm Lin
cite r"st SO it0 Adam Co.'S POST 10 5 Naya fos
No $40 Robert Anderson Tost, No. SIS. Peier Coopef
rG sir ~ D W. Waterman Marsha. Al.x.
aSs Williams Post 80 54 WadsSof. Posi- FSS. No. No,
Post no 10, 2S &c.. o..... - c.... -,
s m ssr S % MFsh sa Rne
SGaO G rGs roS 30 Ss Thomas NeAShor Post
E.enIm DlVsieS., Henry Kloeber Marshal: William
eTan Post No f3e Gsn MicIae tersorsn rost 30.
f Fa, G S sSoaG .s Freq scEsr
Sisfa Drvrnox-Lous Richards Marshal. Veteran
zouaves seventy thru Regiment Veteran volunteers
HGsH TTs
Veteran SGTRs; bGTty second Regiment yetersn Nolun
dsy Ssia M sy an Nsyy
Fesmen Vsteran a%o6iatioH c. " A'e Taion
Veteran legion Camp 30 81
IT. HTH p!'s ~ beatty: Marshal; Reno
~ Vncr 1 M as N.Ie,a1 mia amp I2ns
erans No 10 PcksE AcSdemy Sade. 'H Hs III y So
Gatiing guns Turner Cadets Columbia Institnto
Cadets, the Hebrew sheternE Guardian society Bat
talion des GArdes Lafayette, volunteer Exempt and
e1eran femeh SONS Twin ohHihe l. 3 Grant Hose
'Ii IrpvnS1u D,v,s,os Stamina, p s,x,ou N,-s,.,.
Charles Sumner Pioneer Corps Garnet Cadets VetsIan
Guard.
Tho Iast div;sion will mot ne n N osoor, 20 ,ho
oeps a Iestne fo WI s6ders an 10 NE
line Of mach viii be 1"wn Fiiih avepuo t to
FoHrteenth street being reviewed as If naeee az
tha WHrih monnment thancs Tn ongE ~ IE@ eTr
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4 PILGRIM tHILD GONE WRONG.
Recorder Smyth Says That Massachusetts
Thieves Arc Rad sort OF Thieves.

Recorder Smyth Says That MaaSachusetta
Thieves Are ~ Rad sort OF Thieves
Charles w. Leonard. n specialized Young
man who says that he halls from Dedham. was
tried yesterday In the General Sessions. before
Recorder Smyth, for stealing the sloop yacht
Irene from her moorinGs ut the foot of West
l52d street on April 80. The proof for the
prosecution was that Leonard hired a row.
boat at a Harlem River float. rowed by way of
Spuyten Duyvl Creek TO the anchorage OF the
Irene, boarded her. hoisted sail and made Off
down the river. leaving the rowboat adrft
He kept right on out to sea. short handed as he
was. under full sail. until off Coney Island n
squat struck him ana crippled the yacht. The
steamer Orient, bound for boston, WAS
in sight. and she sent small boat to
the Irene. Tho crow pumped the yacht dry
and slowed away her sails, and then as Leon
ard said that he was bound for Boston, the
Orient towed her there. In the darkness. on
the arrival Of the Orient at Boston. Leonard
GYt the tow,ne and made S2 for Gloucester;
completely changed the appearance of the
Irene She was white boat. He had her hull
house II bright red He pawned or sold two
spare anchors and all OF her spare canvas and
sPars and changed her name to Leu"
man named Ward. whom he had never before
seen. mot him aboard Of a south Ferry boat,
Irene 10 Boston.
The Jury found Leonard guilty OF grand lar
ceny in The first degree.
"Weil. Leonard. said Recorder Smyth dryly,
you are entitled to the distinction OF being
about the most impudent thief and unblushipc
liar that have ever encountered. To use an
everyday expression, your cheek is adaman-
tine. You come. too. from n region Massa-
chusetts and thereabOuts- hat, within my ex-
perence here. produces about the meauest
thieves We have to deal With"
The Recorder Temanded Leonard to await
sentence He may be sentenced under the
conviction to State prison for ten years.
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Joseph H. vanderveer. colorsd tsamster employed
by tho Riley Osborn Company Of Newark, entered the
ManufactursrS National Bank in that city.yeSterd ay
and asked tor check book for the company 1t was
refused him and he picked up Fome blank checks and
left Later he returned win check drawn for 500
with tho nRureB ~ 90 in The corner II purported bS
signed BY J X Osborn, treasurer and with II was a
NOTE signed with the sam" name asking the cashier
honor tho check. II was at once that the check
wa bunRng forgery aui Naniervser was arrested
lie begged to bo let 20 he DO married n Al
night TO girl IN Jerssy ~.
NInieryesr was gnzed by a Monmouth county
detective rs man for whom he had a warrant 10: as.
SAUL upon q woman.
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On Trial FOR Pension Frauds.

INDIANAPoLIs. May 29,-Lee +. Wilson. a
prominent member of the Legislature of In
diana from Shelby county. is being tried for
pension frauds in the Federal Court hero. Ten
soldiers widows testified to-day that after
their first husbands had died and they had
married again, Wilson had the second mar
riaRes set aside by some peculiar proceed
inRs and restored The widows names on the
pension rolls. The bench docket wherein the
atOlen.
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Augusta Amslsr. ie years old who arrived on the
steamship NooTdiand yesterday. made the acquAnt
Ance. while on the voyage. of young man who paid
her great attention and gained great influence over her
They landed together at the Barge once and the girl
seemed TO no under the guidance Of the young man.
Augusta sail her mother iiy'l at ImcunAiL and M At
i 81 was going rs direction OF her mother 10 Nine.
land SUSPECTED that all not Tigh and lnok the girl
10 Col Weber Before col sner ihn cir chang Cd hof
delneAnor and said that she mad uncle Haur IOrn
living at ~ East SeventN eighth street De ecuvO
"rolen was told 70 take tho Rir to her uAcle and tho
WaSOrdered ' - .'"N'-'
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HAVANA. May 24.-The disastrous fire and ex-
plosion In the store OF Tsasi 4 Co on Saturday
last was due to the careless handling OF a
candle by boy while going to bed. The Fire
Department reached the store a few minutes
after the breaking out OF the fire. One of tho
flremen asked whethor the store contained
any explosive material. and when negative
answer was given a number OF hremen ard
fight the fire. few minutes later and an ex-
plosion occurred which caused the loss Of
thirty-SiN lives.
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EXPEDITED E1TRADITION.
Oteiza, tho Cuban EmbezzIer. Started Back
to Cuba In "a Hurry.

Oteizn, inc Suban EmbezLler, started Back
to Cuba In "a Hurry.
Luis Oteiza Cortes, accused of embezzlinR
100000 from the Bureau of Public Debt Of
Cuba, Of which he was secretary. resisted ex-
tradition after his arrest In New York. but tho
Supreme Court OF the United States decided
against him. The case was originally set down
by the Supreme Court for a hearing in October.
but the legal representatives OF Spain in this
city. Olcott Mestre i Gonzales saw Attorney
General Miller and had the case advanced. ON
Wednesday morning the warrant siEnel by
Secretary Blaine reached this city. Mr.. Olcott
had heard that al ATTEMPT would be made by
Oteiza'5 counsel to delay matters further. Ac-
cordngly he went with LOnsul-Lcnoral GuaneS
and two PInkerton detectives to Ludlow street
jail The party had two cabs with them, and
as one Of Mr. OlcOtts partners put il:
They yankcd Otei2a ont Of Jail. hustled him
on board the Ward limo steamer Saratoga just
before she sailed and had him twenty four
hours at sea lefore his counsel or tho reporters
knew that anything was going TO happen
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slrIklss Tor THIRTY Cent. more a Week.

The hundred S,uknR girls at the Marshall Linen
Thread Works at kearney y. d. are sul out, and tho
until they get tired The Eirs say that they worked
from in tho morning until ~ o'clock At night with an
hour On for dinner and were paid in Two grades
Cenih they wnrt put on hreequArer time quitting AZ
q T. NJ Their wages were reaured accordingly Ihey
wanted 80 cents week additional! and we're wiling to
work until - NJ. or wiling take Tie - cenH
Al At &
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A FaIthIea. Messenrer.

william MStern ana Miss vsrns Bls,er were engaged
10 be married william Is - years Old and is onpDoyed
At Judge Smiths road house on Central avenue and
Miss BAsSler lives with her mother al no West Nine
tesnth street They qusTrsed not long ago and each
agreed 70 return the others presents william sent
diamond and pearl ring and morocco Photograph case
TO Miss Eerna by messenger Rudolph DeAhsnneT.
The tTinkets did reach MGA NeTna and YESTERDAY
Rudolph was held 500 for examination ~ the HAT
lem Police court
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Hard TO he Hanged. hut Not Harder Than
ID Live.

Aman in a blue blouse but without hat or shoes,
Etoppsd Policeman Mccoy of tho Fourteenth precinct
on Avenue Wednesday night and told him that it was
a hard death
WHATS hard q" asked Mccoy
Hanging said the man ina low tone. "But itu
hard to live AnyIHay AHd hanging Ism bad though
II hard ain IL
'McI'0y TOOK the man to the station and had him I'M
= FSssX MRrErt court Yesterday. He said his name
was William Mooney and that he a sailor. That
al he would nay OF himself except that Lifo ia
lArd-very hard and when he had been committed TO
Bellevue liDsItal he looked at tho Court and said;
Hanging a hard death but I'm ready.
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Hard Work to Move the doctors

RIO DE JANEIRo, April 2s.-Three doctors
were called at A. NJ. the other day to see a
woman who had attempted suicide by hang
ing. One doctor refused to come because 1t
was too early 10 get up: the second. because
he was taking his bath, and the third because
carriage had not been sent for him and rain
was falling.