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The sun., 1891-07-27
Lived High for u Week.

Hugh MeNally lIquor dealer Of 1.e66 Third
avenue. advertised fer bartender. Godfrey
Harup, an lS-year-old Dane. answered the
and was employed. About n
week ago McNaliy left the door OF hls sne
open and went upstairs. When he re urned
no found that his young bart snder had sklnped
with an envelope containing $3.50. Inspector
Byrnes was notified. and OH SATURDAY. lie e.
tive tinley captured the tnie in q honrling
new clothes nDl intent leather shoes. I'M rlI
pockets were u led with hLe cigars: IN .
and unirrcothin. :. 4 Gol! wntch and SID
wrre also found In tie n.isoner's room. At
the T0mpa t"llcr ionrI yahtrrdny. Justice
Uivver hold Iiarup In $1,000 ba! for trial.
The sun., 1891-07-27
JONES Is 4 CANDIDATE,
And NIo Thinks ir that Candidate Is Elected
He VIII ke the Man for ,00.

ROCHESTER,. July 2o.-Lieut.- Gov. Jones ar
rived in this city Mt late hour TO- nieht. and.
after registering at Powers's Hotel. dropped
into barbers chair. While he was having
his hirsute appendages put into shane for Sun
day, he consented TO talk politics to THE Sun
correspondent. II anybody thinks the Gov
ernor is out OF the Rubernntorial race they
should have listened to what he sad.
Am l a candidate 2" said he. We'll. now.
that Is queer question to ask me-" IIe was
thoughtful for moment. and then he re-
sumed: I'm one way am cand date. and
another way not. I have servei the party
faithtu lly for six years. and on that score am
eutitl,d to the nomination. n am tni tiled to it
in another why--l could bs elac:eI. | am not
nledEing Ieorle 70 my support don't know
vention but to be honest l don't Know that
there Is apv one candidate against NE"
How nhout IL illf'
Well, hs may DO seeking the nomination.
hut don think no Is"
When asked who T. TO he tho rarty's candi-
date for p resident IN 1892. he SAID
That Is nr.blematicai. II We carry this
State tn is 'nll. the man who oarr!es 1t will come
pretty close 20 the n"mnntion In 1892. II tho
State goes Repubicnn then 1t will be q Vest
ern man. NO mau las II Gull Oh the nUminatio
as YET
The sun., 1891-07-27
IECULIAH BOrCOTT IN GEORGIA..
Girls WHO Break EngnHements and GO
with SmMlL Noys nre the YIctims.

Girls WHO Break Engnsements and Go
with Small Boys nre the Victims.
ATLANTA. July "a peculiar boycott 10 on
IN tho town Of Tenni!'a. which would he laugh
abs were 1t not that the youGs men arc IN
dead earnest An enthusiastic and wslI-at-
tended moeting was he'd by some Of rennlle's
best young men last eight for tho purpose VI
decln' ing boycott against the young ladies.
The boycott Applies to no particular young
lady. tut ia 81 generally The position OF tho
m-nh hsrs viii be seen by . careful beruSal OF
tile iolioTinR resolutions:
l. R,ss,p,d. 1hat We organize u tovrott.
u That this b"yr"tt appier Z" the NnunH ladies In
she tnwh OF Tonntl!o taI lersi,I IA gong with small
boys
That this boyeott dofs not apply to nny on. Young
Ady ~ psr,icuar but to those who perslst in going
- Tn.t :hs Ioycoss does not apply any lady under
S. That Information having reached our snrsrtbat
esrs,n young is''s IN tho town at Is.n!is mr. IL the
hnbt of biehkug eEgaGoinsnts resolved that we
condemn this hnb,t IL the terms possible and
thA, W. bU aott tle young Ladies' IN the future who
q Thai we boycott any young lady over N years os
wh" Allows boys under ~ wear n to cali unon
or accompany her 10 any pace VI wJ!shp or smu.s
I. That We boycott ANY young iaLIss who make Two
snTaHen,"nts for tho SANE Hieht
That We tolsahiy psdIo ourselves to carry out the
above rsso utons
After these resolutions were adnptsd the
boycotters adjourned SUBJECT to o call.
The sun., 1891-07-27
ANOTHER REMINDER OF JENNIE CRA-
MER.
Edward Mslley Sued by His Governess for
$4,000 for Breach OF Promise.

Edward Mslley sued by His Governess for
$4,000 for Breach OF Promise.
New HAVEN, July 26.-Edward Malley,
the prominent dry goods merchant OF
this city. and father OF Waiter Maliey Of
Jennie Cramer fame. has been sued
for breach Of promise w Mrs. Mary Reinhart
until recently Roverness In his family. The
damages have been placed at s25.OOO William
Neeley. MIR. Ms.ley's business partner. has sub
stituted bond for the attachment The writ
is returnabie at tho September term OF the
Superior Court and will be pressed inimediatc-
" for trial. There are two counts in the writ.
one alleging the breach o, promise and the
0lher charging Mr.. MAlley with seduction
under promise OF marriage.
Mrs. Reinhart entered Mr.. Malleya employ
as Roverness nf his children In 1887. shortly
after tho death OF his second wife: he Is a
widow. about rs ycniS old. beautiful md &c.
complished The evidence In the cnss ronslsts
of letters which contain the promises and
which confess the criminal intimacy. Mr. NAL
ley has made several Efforts to settle tho case.
In ohera OF n, oney and In rrnviting Il Mra.
Eelr rhart's support for the rest OF her life. all
OF which have been refused a. TOO pal,ry for
Mr.. Nalley did not care TO say thing about
the snit is hr ,uxht Tor Tho nurrose OF black
mail. and that Mr. MalIoy will fight 1t out 10
the bittepenG.
Quilted on tho charge OF numbering Jennie
CrAmer.
The sun., 1891-07-27
DID NOT KNOW WHAT SHE WAS DOING.
Maudeibaum Say. II,s win Was Ill aad
Said What Was Not True.

Mandeibsum Say. II,s wiz Was Ill a.a
Said What Was Not True.
Mrs. Carlo Mandlehaum, tho wife ~ a shoe
cutter living ut l61 South Eighth street.
Williamsbureh. was arraiRned In the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday charged with
lettering in tho stresta She told the Justice
sho WAS guilty and was fined $40. Just as
sentence was pronounced her husband ap>
psared In court and characterised his wife's
arrest as a gross outrage He paid the flne
and took her home.
To n reporter Mnndelbaum said last niRht
that he had teen married four years. and that
for the last three months his wife had been III.
Last Saturday night he loft his homo TO visit
some friends. and while he was gone his wife
dressed herself and told her landlndy she was
take a ,rip on. tho Twenty. y.,hiri street line
running trom E,,liamsbnrsh, and an h asked M nor
search Of her. He found her In the police
When he questioned her afterward she told
him that when tho policeman nrrested hsr
she lid not understand his aneslionins. She
Tas aso ign9Irant to- o. ths meaning OF tho aues
""n w t"s wi,s. iss said MandsIbaum had not been
out ni the house foF ,wo months: and she wss .ss
u tecause 20 Iie"rea the aisersee and ssSted moth;
ing como ont About MaAQoIOaum ana
Ills vile are we'll thousht OF in the neiahbor-
hood Of thor home. He is a shoe cutter IN
Owens's shoe factory in Kent avenue. ond
earns good wages. His wife WAS In serious
conditirn last night and q physician was In at
Policeman Lesson Of the Mercer street sta
tiou arrested the woman. who said her name
WAS Maggie Baum. At III o'clock on Saturday
Two oth!r women. Mary Clark and AlcA
Sweeny. were arrested with her Maggie Baum
ta'd nt the station house. the sergeant says,
that she was unmarried.
The sun., 1891-07-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOSSIP.
Salvador Will ResrranGe Her L-xntioa-
The Southern Mexico Hallway.

SAlva0Or " Ill RcATrau80 Ncr 1eKnuIOn-
The Southern Mexico Hallway.
Cry OF MEXICO. July 26.-Snlvadoran letters
state that the Salvadoran Legations in Mexico
aud the United States will be united. with the
Secretary hera and the Minister In Washing
ton. Schor Ginrsln, the present Minister to
the United S,ates, will get a Cal net Office. and
SeNor G.lindo. at present Miui-ter o! Foreign
Affairs. will be tie new Minister Mt Wash
The Snlyadoran Government deny that thoy
are abOnt to negotiate loan abroad.
The Mexican Government authorizes the
Associated press to dony thun Mexico is ncGo.
The work Of construction OF the Southern
Railway 10 progressing. General Manager GILL;
ham Is putting the lnteroeeanlc Hallway In
The work Of improving tho hs-hor of Tam:
Iioo Is Il r advanced. The Monterey and Gulf
Railroad will be inauguiated on Sent. ~.
kir Spencer ~. John. lie British Minister
here. has been intrust-d will the Affairs oi T. %
italian Legation during the absence OF tho
ilnlIan Min .eter. Signor segrn. who. will prob.
nbly b. ani.oin;sd Minister t" Mexico and tho
Unitad states.
Gov. JOSS Cebalies is proceeding against
gamblers. and 10, bids the circulation Of ior.
egn lottery tickets. including those OF tile
Unilsd ttntes.
Gen. Pedro Bnrandn is dead.
Baron /edwit2, the German Minis or here, IL
going away On six months leave of absence.
The sun., 1891-07-27
SIZE WAS BORN IN MAY, 1900
The Family Bibles Testimony About M rs.
Rich, Who Died Yesterday.

The Family Bibles TestlMony About Mrs.
Rich, Who Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Abbey Rich, aged 1ol years and two
months. died at her residence 824 West Thir-
tieth street. yesterday afternoon. Her maiden
name was Oakley. and IN to the time Of her
marriage with Joseph Rich she lived on her
fathers farm near Feekskill. This farm was
sold to the State long years ago. and has now
become the State camp. Sho was married NJ
tho nRe ri % years, Her husband had Just
set we'd in part OF the war OF 1912. After their
followed tho trade oi q eailmnker. They had
died. Mrs Kich returned 10 rsekskil'., but
soon tired OF tho country and came back to
town. For the last Thirty -otght years she had
lived in Wcat Thrtieth street.
Born on May 4. lIaO. she was the youngest Of
family of fourteen children. About year
Eirth arose and ono Of her ,danEbters Ms
record in the family Eih!e. Tho abore date
Was found 10 lie cor ect Th"mAs Oakley
Mrs. Rich's father. was cousin of Peter
Cooner. Mrs. itch used to say That she saw
make Its nrs. trip pr the hudson "A le.i: ,,uo
yenrs her death was nnexrected. She was In
full possession Of her faculties until last Thurs
day. She had no especial disense but age. Sho
had had three children. Two OF whom nre
now livin1. Mrs. Thomas Howell of !24 West
TListieth street. and Mrs. Jane Van T.oss OF
The funeral will be on TUESDAY afternoon At
8 o'clock On Weine esday the body will be in
terred In the family lot in New York Boy Gem
etery,
The sun., 1891-07-27
FULMINATE IN THE BOOK.
The Latest Invented French Inrernai Ma
chInc-Ie DID Not Work.

The Latest Invented Freuch Inrernal Ma.
chInc-It Did Not Wo,k.
PARIS. July 25.-The Identity OF tho sender OF
the Internal machine received yesterday BY
Nine. Constans. the wife OF the Minister Of
the Interior has not yet been discovered. Tho
book in which the explosive was concealed ap-
peared 10 bo Catholic prayer book. 1t was
accompanied by q letter. which was found by
Minister Copstans on Saturday morning on
his desk. The handwriting on the ohvel.
one was so much Ike the writing of
one OF his niecss that lie concluded that tho
letter was intended for Nine. Constans. and lie
therefore sent both the hook and the letter to
his wife. Nine, Constans on receiving the
book found the ieaves stuck fast together. and
hnnded It to the bntle' TO orer. Tho butler
was about to usn chlsel on it when ho noticed
u fuse affixed 10 The leaves. The hook vas
d,sclosed in in! which was eonessied go
Rrammcs OF Illuminate. A few grains Of The
illuminate. when tested in laboratory. eX-
ploted with loud report.
A bonk simi!arly rropnrcd reached NJ, Ell
emo. Under Secretary ~ tn" Colonial ONCE.
AMI another was received Dy NJ. Trelc d.
rector Of tho Colonial IIoalth Department, Nj.
Treli was pu, on his guard by 4 few grains
~ the illuminate rroprluE ont o. the book.
There Ia n vague aus icion that he missiyes
werc sent by retired laval surgeon who has
n grievance,
The sun., 1891-07-27
Arrc-tcd for Careless Driving.

Erue.t Effort. a peidlar. was held Without
bail yesterday IN tho Hnrlsm Court to await
the result Of injuries inflicted mon 5-year.o old
Mary EerH'n, who lives ut 23G West Hath
street Tho Child was knocked down by horse
driven by the prisoner, AMI the wheels OF The
wagon passed over her injuline her informally.
George Ccorer ~ 2I6 Eleventh avenue drove
an ice wagon belonging to the Standard leo
Company along Wes! Fifteenth stIeo. vcstsr-
day ut y rapld rate. Michael Connl.e n nlaOorrr
ttandinG takins with n irlsnd and Cooper
shouted to them 70 get out o. ihe way. The
i.s wagon knocked ionnitrs down and the
t.ken 10 tn. New York Hospital. where ihs
eulg ons 'e'ieyad him OF 70 NJ Of his ii toe.
Kelly Leld Oooper IN SOD 10 ansMer.
The sun., 1891-07-27
HIS CoUNrRYMEy FEAR HLM
A Rad italian with Two BiG Pistols Ar
ressed at Alderman Fiyaa's Park.


An Italian named George Murtachl was held
In tho Morrisania Police Court yesterday Tor
trial for carrying concealed weapons. II his
fellow countrymen can be believed hc is
dangerous character. They say that about
three years ago he took lodgings at 522 East
lA0th street and promptly gave his neigtbors
to understand that he never appeared In pub
lie without being well armed. He frequently
displayed a pistol and knife. and his neigh
bors wero careful to give him no reasonable
excuse to u.e his weapons. -
Francisco Paduro keeps q saloon In Court.
lanai aysnue. which was iavoite reso5t OF
TsS m ne n need aS on o
a drink, and enforced his dsmands by pound
ing on tho counter with the butt Of his eyer. Z.
ready revolver Inc ssioon Inar was & annr and ~
all the cash in the till were stolen: MRS: faduto
susp. cted Murtachi. aud summonsd up eoui.
Wons sHSnSh shSa. to E.r shs ever
stealing. aud sho complained to Capt Nc
B"siectivs Lockwood learned that Mnrtachi
lodgings and had induced a young lri, g. TO
share them with him. She had endured his
Tays e SS
sworu vongeance. his ne, ,ghnors say. and Lock,
wool believes hc was lyin. In walt for his rival
Mt the entrance TO Alderman Cornellus flynns
on SATURDAY. night
xalking ,np behind hin,. eIlspped his hand on
Sovss Ia .he osko Muraes TUNED to n
i.ockwood t!pped him up ponInssds p,I,ss s, nnSn him
ns he feil ant tSok I'VE Britsn hHdoG gre, 10,
him before he reg incl his feat Deprived Of
his weapons thu italian submitted TO arrest.
None OF his follow countrymen would aprear
In court to substantiate their many tales
The sun., 1891-07-27
If NOBODY AEES roo.
How to Bathe ConsoIe.tio.sly on sunday
at Ocean Grove.

AsBuRY PArK. July 2G.-Tho Bible class OF
the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
meets every Sunday afternoon during the sum-
mer 1t is conducted by the Rev DR.. John
IIanlon. A question box Ia one Of the features
Of the meetiuRs. DR.. Hanlon reads tie lues.
tions and then answers them.
Dr. Hanlon read and answered questions to.
day as follows:
.uuestion-Is it wrong to bathe on Sunday.
II you have no other timer
Dr. Hnnlon-.Tn ba he here. where IT 10
against the. rule. would be wrong; but II you
lave no other time. aud nobody will 500 you
It's no harm.
Question How can the ministers advocate
SRbbnth ub-erynnces calling 1t n day OF rost
yet some who will sneak Tomorrow are now
travelling by train ard by boat TO reach here !.
DIR. Hanlnu-lf n man cnhlot preach wIthout
travelling on the Sabbath he had better not
preach vt all. l. for one. do not advocate Sun
tyues,ion-Is James A. Bradley. consistent
when he tr!e. to stop the sa!e OF cigars and
soda by the etorekerpers on sunday. ana YET
rents ,nnds to y man who sells mineral Aatef
on Sunday; also rents his bathing houses ana
does all he can 10 increase his profits!
DR.. Hanlcn-I am not James A. Bradeyb
judge; you must tnke him to Higher court.
The sun., 1891-07-27
EEHS OF THE RAILROlDx
Latest Information or Interest from All
Quarters.

Quarters.
The first train will be run over tho now road
to Caldwell. n. j.. on Aug. 3. This was the de-
cision reached at Il meeting Of the directors on
Saturday evening. J he new road Is four and
one-hat miles long. aud runs from the Green-
wood Lake Railroad ut Great Notch to Cald-
well. with stations nt Overbtook md Verona.
An nttempt hus been made 10 get the Erle
Railroad Company to operate the road. but 10
terms have yet been made. ani the directors
have concluded to have rolling stock and
With ,he Greenwood Lake trains. 1t IS
rnnorcd that The Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Company has threatened the Erie
wi b composition in tEr valley above Montclair
II tho Erie fathers the Caldwell rund. Hereto-
fore III. Lnckawannn has had a NOR opoly Of
tho Caldwell trade, the reoplc Of that town be-
ing carried from he Mont clair station over tho
mountain in stages. Then 1t ia ! Iroposed 10
cut iur.her into the business Of tine Larkn-
wanna road ly sXt tending tho Caldwell rnad IN
meet tho Nocsaway Valley branch OF the
snlra. aud thus reach Lake Hopatcong ty a
route ten mile, sLo,ter than thatof the Lacka:
wanna 1t is aid 10 to this project lint
ann"ys the LacN awanna Company. Despite
all obstruction. however. the Caldwell road
will tie operated somehow. 1t cost &65. .00O and
the sab :rihsrs 40 residents VINO intend 10
Ket some benefit from it,
The sun., 1891-07-27
Ills LIFE IN the BALANCE
II Takes This Jury Lang Time to Do
termine the Degree Of fCr!mr Done.

Takes THIS Jury ~ Long W AS0s
termine the Degree of Cr!mr Done.
COLUMBUS July 26-Ne,er since the great
railroad strike In 1917 has Columbus been so
stirred up as at present. over the Elliott.
Osborne murder tr;n!. Tho jury has been
wrestling for u verdict since Thursday noon
last. Great crowds HI the court room and the
corridors about the building Their" were
threats made that II no WAS acquitted lie and
his brother Patsey would be hanged by mob.
To-day W. j. Elliott asked tie sheriff to
chnpGe his cell to tho tklrd moor
slune NAL. which is on a tr,ei m'th ms gelI;;
and shnyr him TO LeA'h. nor could he get OUT OF
range OF bullets. lie rhnrEe was Ir.hne.
K 4 % clock last might tho Jury asked Ter
cortain eydenca when the Judge could not
,,e.iver 10 them until Monday ana an adjourn
ment was taken. , t,Iu
ott aud his wife, she po-sing his hanhs hnl ni
casting an appointing l9nk at !he lny' v1 %h,lo
EilintTs tcu-ycar-out daughter broke Gown
and cried so hard that she mad TO l'e .d from
the co ,rt room Juror Az hort IA srhool tea ''irt.
ia supposed to be standing ont against ths
othsr eleven jury men who iay'r mhr Ter n ,unt N
/ rst degree. A disagreement now seems 'hos'
probable.
The sun., 1891-07-27
Tahiti Now ~ French Colony.

SAN FRANCISCO. July oC.-lahltl Is now n
colony owned by France, except for individual
rights and IL entirely under tho French Gov
ernmen:. Ths news comes by tho bar E@rlins
City OF PaUeity. which arr.rod hore yesterday.
King Pomae died June Is. aged 81 years. The
islands were annexed to France in 1882 and
for this 1t j.. stared Kirg Pumare received
$1,000. BY tho terms Of an annexation royal
~ t "eased 10 ak ist with King Pnmnre'. d"ath;
Dy a Gilt OF l2.uub francs.
"A number ri dssrrters from tho wrccka OF
tho Trontnn and Nandalia have been on the
beuch at TGhili for over n ysnr
The sun., 1891-07-27
splr,tu.,,.t,. Consr... AMI Camp Me,

sp'rituai'st'' Congress and Camp Meeting.
CAssApAGA LAKT. ChautauIua County. July
Q0.-The lnrgcst Sp'ritua!istic Aociety In Amer
lea has just orened It's Congress here md
Judging from tie unusually large numbers
present this. the twelfth annual meeting.
promises 10 fa. exceed In importance any Of
its prc iecessors. The camp meeting will con-
tinu" for ak weeks. during witch time the
most renowI o i renresentatives ot Sririiuslitm
at home ~! trond will give addresses In The
eono cottages IN 'cr. are mn.iy uwnel Ivy
msmherh OF lhH nsrndagn Lake bp'rltuaii-iig
tn.'n u" oierrowdpd. and numerous ten 8
afford Nocomniodn Ion 10 large numbers. An
sxGrlleit hnii gives two concerts each day.
and also supplies music Tor tho evening
dances; and as here are also noliahtf mi eXcnr-
slons to, ts made on the chain OF lakes that
large numbers Of excursionists.
The sun., 1891-07-27
srARKs. FROM THE TELEaRAPA

Miss Eta Jones of New York went to Now Haven .
week ago ~ ylst friends on Saturday afternoon
M,is WI ~ a2psrsr,,y ~ & p.rIoet hssh sic drSPpsd dead
Ilealth was the cause Of t,e suicide Of La Gee Ia.
ber' well knnwn citizen Of Meriirn t"nn oh Sat
uns nlHt lie rsursnat tho usual time and lev
m0"snt' iatsT II wlie hea II tho report ~
with wnch 10 shat hinseif throu.h tho heart causing
instant death. swaS - years old
sine usys Albert ~ Bailey. well to do msrch ant
of New nnveh left home TO 20 on n busnrts irip to
New Yo,a to last two day. III, family and fr,nds
large sums Of money for purchases In New York mar
The sun., 1891-07-27
A wnd Deer In n.us orr. Streets.

BANGOR. July 28-One OF tho sights Of
Bangor on this quiet Sunday afternoon. aud
ono that amused strangers not . little. was
that Of = large deer, coursing swiftly down the
principal streets. Hack m IN waved their whips
the deer ken, on. and when directly In front Of
the window Of Can't: Boutelles Why edIor-
Ike x ream. After swim ming d. Wn tor aDomt
n mile thu deer Wa captured and brought on
shore. Game 10 plenty In Bangor this yoar.
The sun., 1891-07-27
Smith Thinks
HIS HATS PROPER VALUE.
1sl AND l23 FULTON ST. Up STAIRS
1854 and 150 East I 1:Sth St
FOR GERMAN LU7lfERINS,
Laying the Corner Stone or New st
Johm,a Church In WlIiamshurph

Laying the Corner StOne or New ct,
John's Church In wiiiiamshurgh.
Many clereymen and more than 1000 other
persons saw tie laying OF the corner stone Of
the new St. Johns German Evangelical Luth.
ernn Church In Milton street. near Manhattan
avenue Wiillamsb burgh. yesterday afternoon.
The church society was organized In 1867 10
hall at India street and Manhattan avenue.
The following members formed the council:
II. Gundach, President: H. II. Lettmnp. Treas.
urer. and Christian II. Koch. Secretary.
The Rev. II. X. Kaselltz was the first pastor
CT the congregation. and h eld service for two
years In Christ Church mission. Tho frame
..rhe Key. Theodore Heischman succeeded
Mr.. kaseitz. an the former was succeeded In
wSo laid Hsx
day. When he assumed charge there va. s.ll
;.W s weS T dAsn y Sn sS
found to be too small and The project Of bud-
ing a larger ediiice was discussed among tue
when a committee was appointeL to select q
euitAble sile for new bui i!dtnR. Three lots in
IAN avenue we're selected. The price was sl3.-
5Oo. anu this amount the church itself paid
down.
the congregation and Sunday school children.
a"S stone was N i"r the inv!ed eIerEyMsn. Tfs
services negan with the singing Of hymn by
psalms Ivy the Rev, Ii. W. Paterson The
corner stone was laid by the Rev. MIR. Oswald.
who, after the stone was In place. delivered o
hriet address on the history Of the church.
The kev; Len K"en'g Q, NV Nv p a.rf made lean an
never o 9 in ncIsh. Before tn" services
ended hox was y ac"d in the stone O. ntRn-
ing records OF tho church. coins fro m the corner
stone OF the Id ediiice and coins Of the present.
tim" besides newspapers.
The church and the land will cost $4,000
ami the dedication will probably lake place in
November.
The sun., 1891-07-27
WI LLlNGIOy WON THE FRAY.
Invited Doody md MrGiynn to Como o.
nnd KnItrd Them.


Michael Doody of Pearl street and Park row
and John McGiynn OF 50 Roosevelt street
b. ipped into the siie door OF the saloon Of Gro-
ben Il Davidson, At Now Chnmbers street and
New Bowery, yesterday afternoon t. get u
drink. They got seysrnl drinks. aud were
pretty drank when Wellington Eonton OF %
Hinsdale avenue. brooklyn. came In md
ordered n glass OF beer Ono OF the men re-
marked that whsley was ,ho stun and that
beer was siop. The ewromer took this as q
personal insult and puneled Doody In the
nose. McGlynn came 70 his lriends rescue.
aud together they went for Bouton, who drew
fnto and dared than 10 come on. They
came on, and as a result were badly gut about
also cut his hand. n-to tivcs Lang and Me-
Crorey heard the racke, in the saloon, and ian
surgeon rom Tho Chambers Street Hospital
d e.se,l .h: heads o. The woundei men. aud
Charles Boracl. the ,na,tender in The saloon.
was arrested Tor Violation OF the Exclte law,