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RESISTED MIR. GARnY,s MEN,
But Agents Gardner and AGRew Had Not
Announced Their Authority.

Announced Their Authority.
Agents Gardner and AGnew OF the s. ?. c. e..
made charges o! assault at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday, against William Ruff OF 329
West Thirty ninth street John II. O'Conne!l.
luuor dealer mt Ninth avenue and Thirty
ninth street. Michael r. McAulile, and John
Hagen. bartender for O'Connell.
Charles Run and a man named Brennan.
boatmen employed in Central Park. took Julia
Green and Mary Beers. aged respectively IA
and II years, ont sailing on tho lake a week
ago. and. it is alleged. assaulted them Bren-
nan WAS arrested. but Run escaped. The girls
wore committed 10 tho care oil the society. The
Grand Jury found an indictment agaiusl Run.
and the two agents obtaneu u tench warrant
for his arrest ON Mrnuay might near mid
night they went to RuffS home and met Viii
liam who denied that his brother was there.
When hs agents forced their way In Ruff blow
ont the candle. William attHcS"i tho agents.
thay say. and thsn hO.tsd ont OF the house and
sought refuge In O'Connell s !iTuo5 store.
Gardner and AGnew folOWUd him. and ran
behind the bar TO take Run out. O't onnoll anl
McAuifIe went 10 kuifs assistance. aud there
was light. in which AGnew dubbed iiui on
the head. Gardner then Informed the mon
that lie was IN officer aud are tod them
Justice German dismissed the complaint. II
the evidence tended o show that the de end
ants did not know that Chr nor aud AGncw
had authority TO enter the house and 10 make
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23

Charleston Democrats Will Not SEQ Him
Assns<'nated II They Can HelPit.


As-ns%inated II They Can HeIPIt.
CHARLESTON. July 22.-The County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee will publish TO-
morrow reply to the request OF the Tillman-
ties to hold campaign meeting in the open
air instead OF in the Grand Opera House. CIV
ing reasons why the change cannot be made.
The committee say among other things. that
it is well known that q prominent candidate
for Governor has asserted from many plat
forms during the canvass that he feared as
sassination before the campaign ended, and
this has been emphasized by near relation OF
his who expressed the same fear to cor
RESPONDENT. and it has baen given publicity.
Though the committee do not share in this
apprehension. they believe it to be their duty
and paramount obligation to see that tho
candidates shall pe protected against all and
that lhiN can lie beter, done In \ large. we'll
sons can be seated, than In an i'll lighted open
air night meeting where evl-dispossd per-
sons. ii ihelO he any, can create trouble.
Tho Grand Opera House will. in tho oUinion
Of the committee. AFFORD ample accommoda-
tons Tor the meeting.
The opinion Is generally entertained that
Tilln'nn : re uSal TO speak in the opsra house
il BASED OH iearI that he might be taken to
task bl prominent DsmOcrats whom he has
traduced on the stump. The meeting Will oc-
cur Oh July "a.
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PLUNGED D0uv A CnAsM
A Torrent Washes n Bridge Away and
Train Coos Into Gully.


TrnIn Goes Into Gully.
CHICAGO. July 22.-The following particulars
In regard to the accident to the east bound
passenger train on tho Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad. near Iimon, COL, last
night. have been received by General Manager
st. John from Colorado Springs: The accident
occurred at bridge mile and u half west OF
Limon at about 1910 7. NJ. Two suans OF the
bridge. which Is about 80 feet long and ! 5 feet
high we're washed out by torrent From the
fact that there was very little rain on either
side OF the wash-uut II IL believed they have
been the result OF cloudburst or waterspout.
The engine. baggage car day coach. and chair
car went into the chnsin and We're wrecked
badly. The sleeper remained on the lack.
Twelve or fifteen persons We're more or less
seriously hurt and Engineer Mccormick was
killed. Physicians and wrecking OUTFIT were
at once sent TO the scene OF the accident from
Colorado Springs The following is list Of
William Watson Of Pueblo Col, head and
face badly cut and generally shaken up: X. v.
" oodland OF Kansas City, ankle bruised: j.
NJ. Thompson Of Buena Vista. Col. wrist
sprained: Miss Annie Patterson OF Aiankato,
Mimi, arms bruised; II. NJ. Eoggs Of Lincoln
Neb.. head slightly bruised: Johu Yates Of
Mrs. Mary Isnrname not learned OF Now York;
and and neck neck bruised B. II. HendricRs bsssHcS,
man, head cut and back hurt: b. Joslins.. .rOr-
Ball news agent. legs badly cut and internally
injured. Engineer Mccormick has not ye; ueen
found. His body is probably under the engine.
The wounded were taken back TO keZois in
attendance. he uuhurt passengers have been
sent back to Colorado Springs thence to Een-
YER, from which pont they will he forwarded
over the Rock Islands other route to their des-
tinatiOn.
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SHAMED, AND BURIED
ryr NETWORK or CRIME ABOUT MISS
ING ANNE GOODWIN

che Protty Cigarette Girls Corpse C"rted
Through tho Night In the Doctors Sig
.,d buried Under n False N"me-Money
a, Plenty TO Hide Guilt-The Hug In
xvho,o House She Died Stole Her
watch, Her Chum Wore Uer Clothes
Around Harlem, and Her Lover Says
NJ. MD Not Know Sho was Dend-At-
,.ur,s TO Forge Letters From Her After
Sho vns Buried-The Doctor and His
Rov, the Undertaken. the Lover, md tho
Too Women Arrested-How II Came Ont
AHarlem man. while riding down town on
sscond avenue elevated railway train on Friday
afternoon. sat near young woman anu
young man who were talking loudly. The
voune woman seemed to be on most intimate
farms with the young man. She was telling
him about Annie Goodwin, "a Girl knew
Her lover got her into trouble said tho
voune woman, and she went to the doctor
and she died, and she was buried under false
mama be,orc she'd been dead an hour. Yes, it's
,rue. and II was only last week. She lived in
tbs Storm King flats in 10th street, and her
chum is girl named TraphaGen. She's going
,round now wearing Annie's clothes
The man who listened to something like this
q. a friend OF Detectives Price and Mott OF the
Fast 12Gth street station. The detectives say
tbsv don I want to tell the mans name But tho
man. whoever he was left the train as soon as
h. could and hurried to the station with his
.tory. Sergeant Cross, who Is acting Captain,
ordered the detectives, with Detective Ross,
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IT MAJ BE AN ELoPEMENE
Mrs. Michael Thinks Her Husband Hn,
GOno or with KntIe Rerrer

SOne Oh WIN matte Merger.
Adam Michael. proprietor OF a restaurant at
1886 York street, Brooklyn. went of yesterday
morning after drawing 500 from the bank.
and no to late hour last night had not re-
turned to his home, which is over the restau-
rant. The simultaneous disappearance OF
Katie Berger aged % years. who was employed
as awaltIess in the restaurant, and OF Law
renee Michael. the 11-year-old son OF the
missing man by u former wife. suggested an
elopemeut. and last night Mrs. Michael
called at the Fulton street police station
ard reported the, incident. She had n?
had run of with his waitress aud had taken mis-
son with him. She recalled the fact that her
husband had been unusually attentive to the
girl of late. and that there had been more or
Less isss suSpGion attending MS movements. The
money he bad in the bank. and lepresented for
the most part. Mrs: Michael says her hard
earned savings for the past TWO years. About
an hour after her husbands departure Katie
Berger put on her best clothes and took the
boy With her. saving that she, was going to
will aid AIRS. Michael ia her search.
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Charles H. Smith, salesman for tho Hall
Safe and Lock Company nj 324 Broadway shot
himself dead some timo Monday might in his
room in the Bradford House % Fast Eleventh
street. lie hat necn drinking heavily. and
was on tho le'Er of deIlum UemOns. ms
hOdY was founu nj noon yesterday, Thcro
were two letters IN his room. ono was TO tho
hotel keeper, as follows:
M FTrU D.
aIn going 10 try 10 sleep tonight and # anything
should occur that do not come down to breakfast IN
III" morning wish y"u would telegraph tho 10
my hrO'h,r, q ", Smiil, West End Hotel Portland,
Mo aud nsk tor instTg,li"n+ hlsp inform T. ",
IS oil ~. nsnAIer OF tho Hal SAFE and L'ck 'ou any
~, af oaIwaE,
An envelope addressed 10 Smith bore tho
name Of NJ. ii. HigginF house painter, Whitc-
Held, n. H.. in the corner. lelow this WAS
written:
NY brothsT4ulSW.i II am any worse please wire
him.
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TIED TO THE TRACK.
Two Polanders CoBsign n Nan TO Death
Under the Wheels.

SMITHv1LLE. Pa, July 22.-On Sunday two
Polanders named Kosha missed trunk from
their room containing S45 and some clothes.
That night tho wife of Thomas 'fobn who re-
sides close by the PoIendcrs' house went
to procure some wood which was stored
under the house. In doing so she dis
covered the trunk and informed the
Polanders. They seized Totin. and began
beating him. at the same tine charging
him with the theft His protestations Of inuo-
cence only increased their anger. They d nEGed
ley Railroad, where they tied him to the track
with strong ropes. He lay lace down ward. with
his whole body stretched out on tho tracS.
SO tightly was he occurred that he could not
move. HIS cries OF distress were pi no avail Tor
no house was within threc-Guaiters OF mile.
Tobin gave W all hope and commenced To
pray He didn't think tho engineer could SEQ
him on the track. hut the man n the throttle.
fortunately, saw him. | he train was running
up graie. The engineer saw Iohin'S face
move slightly: his first impression was that u
cedng train.
The engineer whistled down brakes. and
when about ten yards from tho Object On the
track he Jumped from tho cab and ran ahead
He saw the mans terrible rredicHmeut. lie
pulled out knife and commenced cutting tho
rope. but lie didn't think ne could save no
mans life. The train had not come to a stand
still. Slowly the engine came creeping along
The engineer cNperted to see the man ground
to pieces before his eyes. hut when the 'front.'
feet the engine cameto a standstil Tobin
was then removed. The polanders wore ar
rested to-day. and. on the strength OF Tobin's
story, we're committed to Jail.
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situations OF New York and the only bad
break he made was in saying that Charles
street was In the Bowery" He told Commits
sioner McClave that he got his nickname by
making bit out OF "a pair OF suspeniers and
riding wild horse that no other man at Fort
Worth could mount. McGee has been travel
ling lately with circuses and wild West shows.
ment that prevents an otticer from p Wearing his
hair like yours" said Commissioner Noothis
still would hate to see you on patrol with
cut %
Mebbe." said Suspender Jack. Then he
would get his hair cnt II he was assured OF his
nlace. He said he had had his hair clipped
little bit In Chicago In 1888. Thirty-four other
new policemen were appointed yesterday.
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THE room EAD and SCANrY.
The Investigation OF the Insane Asylum at
Newark Continued.

The Committee Of tho Essex Board OF Chosen
Freeho!drrs "ngnged in investigating Free
holder Do jones' charges against tho man
agement OF the Easey County Lunatic Asylum
Mt Newark met again yesterday afternoon aud
examined Il number OF Witnesses Previous 10
the examination of witnesses tho food was in
spected and tasted and the patients wero asked
whether they got enough to ear. The answers
were inv ariubly in the affirmative.
BoIla Mclaughlin said that sho had been in
charge OF Ward 3 for some Time and had
been at the asylum Il year and half Sno
said there had been light shortage of food in
her ward s0Ne rll tines but HeTor decided
want OF food She found thirteen bad eGgs
ont of fourteen and on two occasions found
the meat bad. She thought that the fare was
better nc tho EeseX Asylum lhan at Black
wells Island. where she was formerly en-
Dloyed.
Miss Annie Anderson said that there had
been great improvement in the at fow days.
4 40 on Witnesses wore examined, and al
but two testified that there haG berna sho tare
of food at times and that mont, fish, and eggs
had often been bad.
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SpARKS RON 1AE IELEGRArM

IIarsorms have destroyed tho crops in upper BA,
warm
,Trsl!eut Harrison returned 10 Washington from
Cape MaN yesterday
SIR iohn Lubbock has been elected Chairman OF the
London County tounri.
The strkslof the bTckayers fCopenhRgen has endOd
In victory fer ito masters
The woosn mills Of Bradley 4 Co, Allegheny Pa
were burned yesterday. Loss 5000
Tho Hill School building = private Institution NJ
learning in the suburbs OF PottBtOWn Pa, was burned
yesterday, luGs Sihubl
Horalio O. Reid aged 70 was run over and killed by
train al umberHnd Nd yesterday. lie MAS TOR forty
years .SneTA foreman ~ the Jersey City WorkG
Daniel T. Moore barber of Rochester, who was liz.
Ing part from his wife and MAS despOndent because
she would take lin back, shot AAd killed hn8ou
Ou Liz d0oTstSp yOAtSEdAy,
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Two months before her death I'm February 1897
AletiA NJ. NRndcrveer OF Coney Island made will DO
ueAtng S"3ODg to various Catholic churches and IN.
SttmtionS Justice Bartlett Of tho Supreme Court has
decided that ali the requests made to corporations or.
IauTrd under tho act or is1s invalid as the VIII
was executed les ian NO months tefoIs the death ~
tile leStIriN This decision cuts oil all the churches
ana INSTRUCTIONS with the exception or tho BROOKLYN
orphan Asylum. which organized under tho act OF
1874. The asylum viii. therefore. not only get the
specific hcquest OF ShnO IN the wlll but probably all
Tie other charitable requests
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Della q. Fierce has begun suit for absolute divorce
In the supreme Court from George II. Pierce because
Of sailegda intimacy with Flora Chester sister or
the woman who prosnIsd to 10 George W. ledsiers
VIE The Defendant ia variety a'tOr, who IL known
y eUugn"rSi - nul"h MURPHY 10 denies q at
when sho says III married hun 81 hnd. ~ no records
Of lie superior court show merely Ubtaiurd sepura
ion from Joseph SlOmau a iute PLAYER, her husband
SHE distinguished hrrselt recently by having little
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Maybe Gas, Msyb. E,ectr,c,tv

The members OF the Gas Commission had informal
talk yesterday the subject of electric street lighting
The bids made by the electric companies higher
prices than wers charged last year. and contracts
nAde at these figures the appropriation Will be
ceedsd Mayor Grant is IN favor OF rejecting the bids
and going back 10 kRs MT Gr"y half favUrs this idea
too but comptroller Myers opposed TO IT, and would
rather increase the appropriation BY transfer The
Gas Commission will meet today aud act on the bids
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23
LizziE BEEBt,s DIsArpEARANcE
She EioPed with N Mnu Three Times Her
Age and Wealthy.

LONG BRANCH. July 1.-The mysterious dis
appearance OF 6-year-old Lizzie Eeebe or the
10th inst. proves 10 have been an elopement.
Her other has received n letter from ] zziO
postmarEed Saratoga, in which the girl states
that she had fed to marry the man she loved.
whom she described az ~ years old and
wealthy She wrote That sho. with her hlis-
bnnd aud maid. were going travelling. he
girls father, pilot James Heebe. II mystiied
the girl in Saratoga with an elderly man, whose
name Is withheld. but who j. said to be we'll
known in this Vicinity. Lifoms may be made
to induce Lizzie to return home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23
Time Up for tho RapId Transit Commits
sIOnera.

The 100 days for which Mayor Grants RAPID Transit
Commission was appointed expired yesterday. and in
the opinion OF some of the City Hall legal minds tho
Commission ceased to exist 1t designated ROUTE hut
under the act authorizing its appointment there
things yet to be settled CONCERNING plans and
tor III Mayor Grants idea be t. reAppoint tho
Commissioners. which can be done = petition from
citizens The Commissioners are; William Steinway
u. d. Potter John Ii Starin Woodbury. LauKdon and
August Belmont
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Art.t Gontchrr,. rrorert1 ATTACHED.

Two attachments have been taken out against the
property OF Philip ". Goatchsr the well known
scenic paintor ~ sew Rochelle who WAS
IN securing y divorce from his wife and HferMArd
sailed fur Eur0pr leaving several creditors behind The
altar hInsns taken out BY Puore Duie for g. 10
for legHl SERVICES, and rs ohm H. Young secure
judgment obtained by him for 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23
Frederic IL. Coud-rt Meets with a Serious
Accident.

NEW BRUNSWICK. July 22.-Fredsrc R.
Coudert OF Metuchen, OF the New York law
firm OF Coudert Bros, was thrown from his
horse last night while riding with his son, and
a leg was broken. He was taken 10 4 farm
house and his family sont for. Last night and
to-day four physicians were in attendance. He
will be taken home as soon as possible.
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TINS IS NEW YoRK POLICEMAN
0oinE to Cut hts Hair, Though. and Can
Ride Like Anything.

Suspender Jack was made New York COP
yesterday. His real name is John Clinton Nc
Gee. Ho was born near New Orleans 20
years ago, and has been cowboy and from
tiersman ever since he was big enough to sit
in a saddle. Jack appeared before the Police
Commissioners yesterday Just as he Is repre-
scented in this picture. His long hair was
tod with a shoestrinE He had passed
creditable civil service examination
and had nothing to be afraid Of. He proved to
have some knowledge OF the bywnys and IN
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BoAT AND OCCUPANTS MISSING.
Nothing Heard From Eleven Young Mer
nnd Boy+ Who Went Sailing on Sunday.

On Sunday last eleven young men and boys
who called Themselves tho Midnight Pleasure
Club. hlrod a catboat from Richard Ulrich at
the Jamaica Bay House. They said they were
going to Staten Island for II sail. Nothing has
since been heard Of the boat or its occupants.
Yesterday two women called at Ulrich's place
and inquired for two boys who are supposed to
be with tho party 1t Is not known whether
the young men ran away with the boat or met
with au accident.
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siGSI orrIcE FORECAST TILL p N. WEDNESDAY
For Maine New Hampshire Vermont, Massachusetts
slightly warmer.
For eastern NeW FORK, eastern Pennsvlvantd. and
Mem Jersey pdTmer; Jdi'; Southerlv c'ndG
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware. and Mary.
land. warmer; southerly winds
For western New York and western Pennsylvania
fair. EOutherlV winds
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the inQur itnn of Secretary WINDOWS Treasury
aye ''ls ID Chance simoIiun int" shtp
IIn- "u"uSsiunrr Jdnrr iced III ana cement OF his
OGcs began At the Custom House yesterday. Tho Sos
sion "hs pTyAle. some OF the Witnesses examined
wee Ihppiug merchants aud "a lor.uen who have
eompIAHt1 o Mr. hcsds method, The Treasury
ssg's w 80 out the tsnslndsI OF The week. aud then
kAna tkSkS report % NJ WLno6Re
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KILLED MS GRANDSON AND HIMSELF.
Tho Crime OF an Old Man at HarlInEep.
New Jersey.

NEW BRUNSWICK. July 22.-SIr. Duffleld. o
T0-year- old German. last Friday, at Harlin2en,
shot his 3-year-old grandson In the abdomen,
INJECTING a wound which will prove mortal.
He then cut his own throat and died Instantly.
The cause Of tho deed Is unknown.
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A despatch was received yesterday from Margaret
Mather. who Is now ia London, saying tia: Arthur h.
chase will be her American manager Miss Mathgr will
produce Joan OF Arr' Ht Pamers Theatre about Sent
]. She SANS rom sOnthampt0n on the AleE TO morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23
ANOTHER DAKOTA qohNADo
Seven People Killed In Cas- County, North
OF Fargo.

MINNEAPOLIS, July ga special to the 7'i-
Lune from Fargo. says that u tornado passed.
over the northern part Of that county at p NJ.
Seven persons were Killed. No further par
tculars have yet been received.
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ncnntx ColIeclor scnnlon snsn.ndsh.


Colrc or Erhard' his Suspended acuns DEPUTY Col
lr'i W' ga Hrd .Le BaTgu DtnCe a
charge al u Esrc without leave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23

CIEcINNATr. July 22.-Eght people were
burned to death In tenement house here late
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-23

Tho fastest trains In America in service bStween
via Jersey Central, ksSdlaE SEd y and y R0sas sta
0eh foOE Of Liberty SL-AA1
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Named for Congress.


The Democrats of tho Eighth Indiana strict have RI
nominated Congressman L. V. BruOkshire.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

during the evening. Finally turning to
amusements of different kinds. games,
charades, etc. All at once Mr.. Mum
made his appearance in the midst of the
circle and taking up the basket of flowers
said: Now girls you see this gift
steadily upon them" He then led to the
basement dining room, where was spread
before them a repast of which all parrook,
chatting, telling stories. etc. until the
evening was far spent, and donnlng their
garments they gave expression of the en-
joved time they had, bid goodnight and
departed.
TIE following is the Crescent program
for February Z:
Recitation. One Bachelor of Many
Belle Webking.
Zella Snyder.
Recitation. ..................Car Carnival Ode
Fannie Walker.
essay. ...0reaC Oeeds
Carrie Shy.
Grafton. Observation-Disclosures. Curiosity
Hattie Cox
Essay. Salt Lake City
May Wright.
Recltatlon- STORY OF Jonn JoDson
Ida Joseph.
Instrumental solo Song OF the Brook
Grace Young.
Essay. .Contentmeut
Pearl Mccormick.
Original poem m.........-.........W Wichita
Blanche Gutherie.
Instrumental duet :. . Maggie Parker and
Della Coen-
First half OF paper. Erwin Iaft
Recit alton Hans and Fritz
Richard Bird.
Recitation. Lost Breeches
Joe katz
Essay. Aim in Life
Harry Fuller.
Grafton. Transitiouness
George Holcomb-
Eva Dunbar.
Second half Of paper. Maude Sargent
Recitation. A Similar Case
Mona Jones
Grafton. Self Education
Ida AUchwood.
Instrumental solo Les Supplies
Lula Sheppard
Reading. g....... .Anthony's Last Ante
Herbert Levy.
Recitation. Beatrice and the Beau
Mary Duncan.
Essay. Ny Conversation with Clock
LiZze Miller.
Recitation on.. The Vagabonds
Emma koehler-
Debete-Resolved that AmericanStates
manship is Declining.
Affirmative, Ray Taylor Charles Pink
ley; negative, North Clark, Wallace PARK
insoa.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

A quiet young Hsn took IN ''Tre OcSsh'
the osker night. On has rirhf sat .-o gor-
gsoussy eSs<red ~oxYn who Showed ed tkeir
gsid and peari hor.,n@sses. diamond rfsxs ans
necklaces % the es~y Of tn sErrounasrs tAir
IN ti5s third act, wtere <es OgzAh is given a.,
osder oy the prince. bsnishsnz Eed3z from
the city, Frascts Wilson reesvsd she psps
vito toe re1carx ra<a "thls vii ssszeSe
hisl in tie Arniagxhwns." The v~men
canSns toe last word. aasd enc ef stsnAld &c
TIE Other IN stA<s vAkpr: "why. what
dses he rae.ET' 4 don't kDsw.~ rsBsssd tl,s
other, bat ed1cd after pane, Why, yes.
do, too; ho~ s.upsdl Its river Ia nsrsia-
It riss n sAe Caspian - and 1o~s psz. Ts-
beran into cse Ped sss-dss't 70. renem-
bers GesgraPay always v.s sae ss<s.s. sesdy
for nse vh@a xas az school And ire grses
yoxzs n.ax Scdsziy coacexoi AZ eooryanas
aPpss$se <e- FoErn-zDe psFe-. sza c1ezed
his ovn xala SCH vigc. tsss tee ~oneS
E:asx6 Il k.a u h&czk assc.i.oA0A~