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The sun., 1891-02-19
ANOTHER ROW IN THE s1TY-n1xrA
Same Alea, Same Casse. sad . eeeouA Al
peal to Hsaa4uartsrs.

PEAL to HsaA4uartsrs.
Company d OF the Sixty ninth Regiment held
another e,ection for Captain last night and
very hot words were exchanged. Some OF the
msmbers Of the defeated PARTY say that II the
election 10 sustained b. Brigade Headquarters
and the Adjutant- General they will leave the
service % soop - the law permita
Whom Capt. Conlon was retired. several
months ago. First Lieut. Paul Leonard and
Second Lieut.. p. J. Moriarty announced
themselves as candidates for the Captaincy.
There wore then about eiRhsy men In the
company. Since that time. according to
sso .!s a! ssoSa.ades es.r lss .a:s Ha
Cd msR 1o.. sSr I
a,a iSsssss S.ss u: s snna
Ss.ionsI anard @ o' ssstioa @ss opaersa IL
s.2s s:p Ysd =: sSssi
lad reesIvsd IS. and Lieut. Morisrty 90 votes.
SHARP K :3a
ssidss. ana . stcImy scene icllovsd; Li.ut,
ths protest Eai forwarded TO Albany whore it
Meantime : new sleotion was ordered BY
3 ssi spa s..sse ss. rss Ss' po. o
:ssrs :sss Sesnss II S.Sss
SoS SS3s GdrpSs Sssn AZ IL last st, slsetion was
charged thaI ballots Tor the wrong candidate
had been foisted upon some Of the men. and to
% "a: sSsH Sor. sn .a: es..as GsHed to
pcGsr,Gy "a sna "annoSnc.d n tho result. which Was
sns nr 'n%S rses1:d =: Ss sotss @ ma Lieu.
sSs no "a. WI ss..asa ' E.a ss A"ra es
s.s s..r ss s.a ,a; S. susns san .
Ron. iisai L:0nas2 hs9 6s.so9 Dsd in me i',Fy y
lstsf las ~ ne; men nT may % vote ior Him. and
I fTsi protest Tint / sent 10 Albany has not been
acted upon. and don't sSs hoy this election
could have been legally ordered"
The sun., 1891-02-19
steek Of the Decatur. Chesapeake and New

stcek Of the Decatur. Chesapeake and New
token ~ ~ MI. Preston visitor: .t6s net den:
ssd ss SsS:s M r sss ssaSsss nss
fIai psYpls interested ip taking up this loan are
psps aud ss SSsrss s' MksrfSs krSMes sss1. SS%
66eiieved 6 that II this loan was taken up the
make some, etrane enients with the directors
Whole sss.ss ~ wens II Tssh g arsa 1si
o9t and the Institution put on iis .iset again.
~ mons SeSsss wcs 9s /. ri:
Would 10 paid in MI fuI "nd Il h ihe s pssssat neso
fhsls sst Th the n.nccrs turned nu, Eht
ONc intstsstine fac. was deve,orsd. after n
esSnrsrsation s with Mr. Preston; He told how 81
s SsoSsr %. g ecms.ns sSs %ss mss ss
s.lsS a. va; %
Although Mr.. Prsaton did not msntion what
ssssd sSs that ss sss' rnv
pany. Tho al res,ois Of Tie com many St present
Sndasn. Ga Gs l. jdSS T. Ss xnSsa.o %sSc
Jane, jane :cFFss Fssr.s avyos os sya4 Msw'
dfoSs;. e, slaS: ,S. saa 6sisyIas 2: bswS
H.. e.. s
% sor :; ss g Saacs Jss III sIsfs
dsnes Vas s.a s siss!
ou sS.os S.s. S ana oss e ss: "Sw @
ey s.rSs Ssn.a ssSp shss %
ny loans with his company.
The sun., 1891-02-19
JorTINGs ABOUT TOWN

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short vscatioa-
a: s;$; :'ass
p: Mo..e.o CIua q ~ .hhsSs hs;!s ss%pc::t I.,ns!e.y
.ses saS sos.. 1s % % :s..s M % .. ae:s
The steamship Kansa. City nsds her last trip from
'i % s::: 's:%:s :: ss:
Iaaso DorAsssn was held q the Tenbs COURT ysstsF
fSS1 s % q hs:s s
hs had tried 10 induce 70 quit work.
The fke Commsiossrs Yesterday nnsd Fireman
w,:. Of sDs.: r .SS s S;y e, .!nSa
Rsy !sr !:ias 10 max: proper report TO The sudias
Z. .hs CITY Court e.to.. Jnsss heeows y..ssre.y
Ssns.sy ;:s":.::a s:.!is. :: ~, u :ss.ss, pss:
0oodvn. oos Of The Drsoters Of the company for sa
e, MAG I;:.s;' s S. ~ siss ss
illlnS lsSs Jsilsn !is eo!eI.d pnr..I y lie rsses
::. las: ss a .ss.as s:ss: ''A''''4 VI MAN
:' ,slSs f. ;ss' 4fcEss st
RssI s.SspaSs 1s fsS,: nocs ''.t s,o.s.ins !or
.s 1s': 3. u: .S sSi: sSs . Z: a
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ss SH s:sSa :: sssssai ssss u. S: Oar
r,.:s.:s S.s. o.s s:. a r; ss..s., Ss:
Ss ssss.: az e. r.. 1:.
n..sss A.s.y ses.s s'fsn .sd SssS.s x.IcyS
Nlnk
The sun., 1891-02-19
HANGED By A Mon.
C1tisens or . Florida Town Dispose OF Two
Men BY Lynchine Methods.

nj. r.. "a u,.. u.u,
white, and a negro named Champion. mcmborS
OF a gang OF outlaws and thieves. were hangcl
nero last night BY citizens. Ever since o"hoay
night tho city has been In turmoil. That night
DE- phjl,ips vns Ared on by three unknown
men. Ine MARKS Oh the puiiets WoIo 'ouno
about tho position he occupied on bis fiont
porcb hut ba s.oapad iniurv
~ ,'ua ~ ne soae ,H.. ~ ~ u.,
on monday niRht !. u. Mcfherson. hVins
The sun., 1891-02-19
RErIHAL or TIE r. NJ l..
&c EEects New Organization. and 0oes .
for Educational Cam mpSiEna.

&c EEects n New Organization. aad 0oes IN
for Educational Campaigns.
The Peoples Municipal Lengus that was
killed at the last election came to life again
last night at q large meeting held by It's
sponsors In Scottish Rite Hall.
Among those who attended the ceremonies
ware Wheeler II. Pcckhan. Simon sterne.
William g, Opdyke. William B. Hornblower.
]. Noble Hayes. Julian T. Daniels. the Rov.
Dfs. Howard Crosby aud Il. Hebsr Newton, r..
Fulton Cutting. Henry L. Burnett. Horace Z.
Dsniinx, William Jay. Gustav A. schwsb, Gen.
Francis G. Barlow. Louis I. Delaneld. Carl
schurz. and Perry R. King.
George I. Rsib. ex-Assstant Secretary OF
State. presided. The object OF the meeting
was to hear report from a committee ap-
pointed to draft 4 platform for the future
measure q procurine Tor the League modi-
VI IT, f!sfSs$ .sSn!!i:d long list o,ps,..on: y ~. .
wh. we're .ila to take ,he rssP9I'sihSilit, Of
snsmfs,,ns a en- L. sap sap!s,a.a ~ z shss WSen
idea q nominstine AZ ent,rs tieks; and that
Gstt q tho Democratic party and many Re
M: Hsrns!cwsr aid q d, he b was va u Democrat, and
hs hSn ha S a:sSys :sS aE.d hs L. tn.
County Democtacy In favor OF the Ballot he
q this lax rs referred to the law as So
E;fi sdoc.sa psGSyidIus @ that y,as the
Presidents. two secrstaries. treasurer an
executive and general committee and such
time to time.
ID tesard 70 collecting a fund for supporting
Hssr aissd ass h nSssty, xas ss9sSasK
make frequent and liberal dcnationh The
dsis Of a4y political body or cresnisaifop.
In an address prepared By the League to the
citizens stress 10 laid on the fact that the birth
Of the Lenkue in Jul. last created much enthn-
siasm among all rtgAt- minded ciii1Ans Tbs
LeaRue Indirectly binds itself to indulge only In
educational lAmpaiGns.
The sun., 1891-02-19
The weather.

The trough Of low pressure that ovssprsaA the oosn
try for the past two three days formed into dtstsse
depresson and moved northeast 10 Canada yesterday
morning accumulatng great power. The velocity Of
wind inhs Vicinity Of Montreal nearly 80 miles a.
hour
Rain ceased in this neshbofhood in the early mora
Ing but continued TO fall IN New England turnius -
In northern New York Snow also fell In Miehi.
ran, Kansas and Sebraskai elsewhere the weather
fair.
Adsnss fog snvslopsd shs entire Atlantic sssboArd
north OF Hastsras, whore the winds were generally
brisk Oh shorA
An area Of high pressure with cold wave was a.
vanoinR from the wsst rapidly. The Temperature west
Of the Aeshenys below freezing the cold extend
Ing into Texas reaching the frsssine point s Abeua
The coldest place was St Vincent MINI, Ie' below
The cold will reach ito lowest point In this city sbs
morning whom the temperature should Be from - 70 y
below frsszinE attended BY bish northwsn winds
Ths fog began lit about noon, and the wind vsosty
increased from ~ 70 % miiss hour shifting from
ssuthws TO northwest The highest Govsra tsn-
pssaturs was $50: lowest s7o and falling; avssass
hsmi1isy. n per cent.
To-day premsss 10 b fair and COLDER omorrow fair
and slshtly warmer
The thermometer at PsrYys pharmacy IN Tas 6gn
hnd that
The sun., 1891-02-19
SPARKS FROM TIE TELEaRAPA

The aovsIner h., sppo.n..e James 4 warner q
william 4. Nelson. deceased.
Elizabeth Edwards who sued Howard e Woodbury.
Boston saloon keeper for o. 100 for injuries received
by uAatnIn through sales OF liquor made TO her hue
band, hes secured q verdict Of STA
,sgpsryisor ". w.. Handlsy Of the Louisville and
NAahvtls Railroad at New Dscatur was run ever and
Instantly killed by passing SWITCH engine yestsrdsy
lie YVES crossing the Track when the engine struck him
The homer. foE the senior class Of y. shei.d sesu
Ing There are iU0 In the class and y. a,poinisd
ntshey lb OF the 10
The Etns Goa. Company hAs made su ssAfumsat Tor
shs hsn:n. q ~ SrsditoIs q Jasper xsIien ceusty
sstins oe Land. ana mines Ths assignment brought
Aocut oy the inability Of the company 70 set m paper
Ths magnificent new iron bridge scToss the rsnnss-
ses kivsr connecting ChaAnooss with tbs nesth SIDE
OF the river wss opened Yesterday with impressive
ceremouiss y the fret public bridge bus 4croAA the
river since the old war bridge was Destroyed u cost
faaooI andt as7o feet long and ln6 fsst above sSs
Iss Msryiani Dsp.Itnept Of ,hs a. 4 Z sssss ~
tsIdsy the htt<tuth Asnus encsmpnsnt n baluneee
Asg ehers bustnsas session the Ton Hell
vs. throya opsu. and . AsIoTtAl sssvtoe We Ma
ter Gen thesHss sAi ADMIRAL royssr: 90. SsAs ~
nsssssi Isssssaiss shs bsTyss ssssvss q HsS
Iosh ssA 81 sIeessss tribute 70 the dssd and great
The sun., 1891-02-19
IN DANGER WHERE SAM PATCH DIED.
F1fteeA Men Scramble From . Temporary
Bridge Over the Gaenesee just In im~.

F1fteea Men Scramble From q Temporary
Bridge Over the Genesee just in iime.
ROCHESTER Feb. 1s-Fiftesn men had nar-
row escape from death this morning just at the
,hEanks ri. the historic falls whore Sam PAtoh
wsAt down to his death nifty years ago. The
Genesee River is higher than It has been In
years. and to add to the danger OF its swelled
banks big field OF ice came down from up the
valley between and 10 o'clock this morning.
Whom the Ice reached here 1t was broken into
small fragments. but 1t came CLOSELY packed TO-
gether. and carried a large amount Of light
wood ana q few heavy logs. In going through
the city above the fails nearly all the Ice ran
"A sis0: 900 bridge Is in progress Of eonstrue:
the workmen were engaged In putting In tho
5s WSE 70. the last and hss hs
safety. They were on top q : bent. 1sQ feet II
false work. apd the whole structure was car
RED ~ away. g One man only had failed 70 70 reach .
he later tSs TIE water IN the IvSs
time. 1t ie thought to prevent further damage.
The sun., 1891-02-19
BUILDINGS WILL COST TEN MILLIONS.
9ome Ssmggering Figures Before tho
world's Fair Directors.

CHICAGO, Fob. ls.-Attorney Wilson Of the
Board OF Directors for the Worlds Fair. at this
afternoons meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee. presented The contract to be signed In re-
gard 10 tho employment OF labor on the Worlds
Fair buildings. 1t recognizes the eight hour
day. but makes no reference whatever Is to
the employment vt union or non-union men
except 10 prohibit the employment OF alien
labor. Tho question Of employment Of union
or non. union labor will be discussed At the
next meeting Of the Board, No work y being
rous6 footins oi tho aggregated, costs of
the cSnssrustca 2, HsSunds, h6uFtlding, Fs, .D:
$4,000, 600. The report oi the Building. and
SaHahss SpllaIass sions Il sioSSS6S6 ~. WV " ~.
Adjutant- General OF every Stale, appItstnG
hfm that ths iorm9 dsdisstiGn q ths EHGSs' ;gss
and that among the aitIactions win b. Q mill:
tary parade. Oct II, composed 81 the flower Of
The Gnitsd States Every ,stnte Il. expected to
take carly . zion. with view to being repre-
sentsd In the ceremonies.
The sun., 1891-02-19
DEFIANT FATHER YODYZSUS.
DHsHOP LOU0HLIN SAvy TE HAS DIS
OBEYED mrs ORpER&
So Mr. Miller Reports, HnA Also that the
nishor Tola IIim to Proceed AgainsA

So Afr. Miller Reports, HnA Also that the
nishor To,a IIim to Proceed AgainsA
the Pricst-Tho latter TO he Arrested.
Bifhop Louxl,in Of I rooklyn was waited
upon Yesterday afternoon ly u committee rer.
rssenting practitioners OF St. Georges Lithu.
aniau Catholic Church in North Tenth street.
WlllismsburRb. ovor which Father Matthias
de NJ. Yodyzsus prcsiles. Tho committee was
hcndcd by George Miller n former trustee.
and its object was to con .nlt tho Bishop on
whrt could ho done 10 comiel the priest to ro-
sign from the churyh. Dishop Loughlin he's
been Ill for several days. and yesterday bts
condition was worse. MI. Mil,er wss allowed
70 visit The Bishop In the room where he lay In
bed. The Bishop was very weak and hardly
able - speak. .tA
Imny be ON my deathbetl." the Bishop 10
alleged 10 have told Mr.. Miller. "and ON.
power you and your fricn,ls TO do what you
think will bring about change In your church.
Tho prieat has everything in his own hands.
and disobeys my orders. sent him message
lnst Saturday warning him against celebrating
mass on sunday. but he deIled my order and
celebrated mass In his church several time.
Sine no ,lisobeys my orders Gun do nothing.
and It rests with yoM to do what you think best.
For whntsvor proceedings y,u may, hiring
pRnipst him ! will hear all expenses: but be
esrC{Tl ,io,ha that you do not get yourselves In
The Bl.hcr was too weak to speak further
Fn her yodyzsna holds all the church prop
erty In his nnrne. nnti thus has aort ~ Indie.
pendent church. This makes the Bishop now.
nrless to act. Mr.. Miller sought the advice OF .
lawyer lns' night. AMI this mo n ing n delega.
tton nf rni-h'oncrs will apply TO Ju stice Goet-
ting Tor warrant for tho ,,r"s''s nr est on q
charge OF obtaining money undor fnlss pro.
Mr.. Miller told = Sun reporter he hal plenty
proof thnt would Justify the church peonlo In
swaaring ont the warrant. He said the priests
Bishop. M. Miller said further that every ei-
fort was made to induce Mrs. CEesnewiSz. Who
and otherwise II! -usin0 her. to withdraw the
charge aqa!n.t him and not .nrear II court
to-morr " morning wh0r the cas- 1, chilled for
trial Mrs. Czesnewicz's husband has rejscted
al offers OF q, ,comnromise and he enid ifss
got no justice In court he would taIo the law
into his own hands.
Tho charge of assault. male nv Magic
Filtkowski. the rrie-t's late servant. also
will como MP for trial Tomorrow.
The sun., 1891-02-19
A 15- YEAR-OLD BRIDE.
She ans Youns Joseph Smith Excosmu.i.
cate Themselves.

She ana YouAs Joseph Smith Exeonuuni.
cate Themselves.
Mrs.. Mary BrAsssl keeps Q boarding house
ct 20 Willow terrace. Hoboken. She was q
good Catholic and an attendant at Father Cor
rigan's Church of Our Lady Of Grace. but she
is now In disgrace With the Church. II came
about through helping one OF her boArdsrs to
get wife. and thereby securing new boardsr
for her establishment The younE couple. who
also are Catholics. have excommunicatsd
themselves.
Joseph Smith Is the boardsr in question. he
Is 3 plasterer. earns good wages. and Is re-
puted 10 10 st0adX Mrs. Fitzpatrick and her
niece Ella lived on the block above the board-
Ing house. Ella says she 10 II years old. but
she does not look more than IL She and
Smith fell In love with each other. The Fitz-
patrick family liked him, but never suspected
that he was paying serious attention to the
Into ,hif confidence, telling Fer that he and
s siss:a % sss
Sundsy Smith En- snd M. hrassS, went 70
couple on account Of the girls youthful an
Tie party then went to = Methodist church.
sisrSs HS ss S: !Sst 81: xs. saa e. ts sci
sept to the bride,s aunt OF the marriage.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was snraRed. She FASTENED
to the boarding house. and, after relieving her
mind, demanded TO see the marriage eertin-
She next visited Father CorriRan. He sent Tor
MIRA BrasseI ana called her 70 account Tor her
share In tls Proceedings. He also had the
ths By
sys gnS adossa os S
u uEshsir' i'ts 'toIsisan fas; vas not 2. homo whom .
wss sR 2ns tho as % az Ssss
no formal excommunic9tion. he said because
muniOated themselves bv being married by
Protestant minister. whioh IL . violation OF
lp order 70 be {shsbl bllItstsd they VIII have TO
seek the pastor. Father Corrigan. !sxprsss re-
Rantsncs for their ct. and ask 10 be forgiven.
whsE shst 9Sns Esshfr GoTStEan w c9P
Sisksp VIII seI ais brssstl stii S:o = o6iissd
tS DISssssi .sDSns.n0' although she not
Mira BIssssl declared last nisht with much
she could mot 20 to Father CoIrisans church
abs could 60 to some other church. and she
didn't care whether u wa. Catholic or Protest.
ant The young bride vas in the room. but
was not Inclined to talk. She looked for her
sss:SSsa ess e2s siss sS:si e Ss
ssrs ssns. I sua dsStnsats ssy SSsss ,i be lived.
The sun., 1891-02-19
NOT A BEGGAR, nut 4 THIEF.
Youne Schmidt May Know How to Play
the Cornes, But He Prefers to Steal.

Younx Schmidt May Know How to Play
the Garnet, hut He Prefers to Steal
Several weeks ago a German boy. about 16
years nld rang tho door bell Of 952 Lexington
avenue. the residence Of DR.. william X. Simp-
son. To the servant who answered the ring
he gave this letter to deliver to her mistress:
I,oSossn LAr.: Please sxeuss ny eoldnsss II
.;s!st.ns:: | am a dsrm.n by. we'll saucassd oar
successful 10 obtain work Kna lazy. u YOU
aes.ion. Tor The SAKE of your lived children help M
bv giving me tbs price Of nights lodging. May G,d
riness In hope OF receiving, for what a.S remain.
yours respectfully, W. T. schnIDr.
The penmanship was remark ably neat.
When the servant returned the boy and a $50
overcoat had disappeared; subsequently the
was = scheme to- Aid him 10 stealing.
In Pert II. Of the General Sessions yesterday
tss lad ss9 shs E%s a
Aeooad degree,
The sun., 1891-02-19
MISS MURPHY PRINTERS EPsrF1x
A Row Bstwsen Students In . Law sshoo
Over . Seat Between Twe Young Women.

A Row Between Students In . Law School
Over . Scat Between Twe Young Women.
Within the mast year the trustees Of the New
York Univsrsity Law School voted TO admit
women as pupils, and now three ambitious
young women are regular attendants and
formidable competitors for scholastic bonors.
But because the women arc few and the men
many the wsmen have had most Of the fun out
OF the Innovation.
This statement applies with especial force to
Miss Rose Levere and Miss Agnes X. Murphy.
and to Mr.. A. B. soltx and Mr.. George Epstein.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Epstein and
Mr.. sols both wanted vacant seat
between Miss Levsre and Miss Murphy
and II Was not large enough for the two In
the trial which followed an appsal was had to
the Marquis Of Queensberry instead OF to q
higher court, which resulted In serious dam
age to the chair. while the attorneys, - usual
escaped without injury.
Ever since the term opened the coveted chair
has been occupied By Mr.. soltz. who held II
under the ruls OF squatter soversiKnty until
Tuesdsy, in :pit: q more than 100 s ssssr zen;
day. whom the studspts filed In. they found that
Es q: sH sd.a and sS. ssss psy
lsdis. Miss Mu,phy wns lf,e and sGts chd
Vigorous hisSes Of the class when that young
lady arrived.
css Ts. SSoa o. aHss ss sess c nS
Therenroa GIss Murphy. rssImsi her sent.
and. with Mr.. Epstein and Miss Lessrs, pre-.
returned and found himse!i disrossessed. Ho
aayei a. bis susesssful rival ior .,In mo-
The subsequent proc ceedings nre described
as, bewildering until Pro-; Isaac Russell de-:
sided ,hs gsnslepssn ,sn guilty 81 CONTEMPT OF
Yesterday a challenge TO fight a duel. arpar.
emily signed Ivy SoltY was posted In the school.
Miss Murphy Is the only woman who 10 .
member Of tho Heal Estate Exchange. and ia .
notary public and real estate agent Mr.
country. a graduate Of the University OF Riga.
and writes II. A. after his name.
The sun., 1891-02-19
gJLDWyx CHARGED WIyI FRAUD.
SAID ts Have Cosspired 20 Get Control sl
the Electric hallway signal Company.

SAID 70 Have Coaspired 20 Oct Control ~
che Electric Railway signal Consany.
O, d. Baldwin and G. @. Hubbell are charged
By James C. Mix with fraud aud eonspiracy In
procuring the franchises, ontracts. and patents
OF tho Electric Railway Signal Company OF New
York and tho American Hallway Signal Com
rany of Illinois. Baldwin IL President ofths Au-
tomato Telegraph Ilnilway siEnh Company
which haa n capi Al stock OF $4,000. lOo, and
WAS Organized under the. laws of West
yirHnin. 1t 10 asserted by MIX that bei4wtn.
iiu6bsll. who 70 tdss In Syracuse. and Il b.
iiarpsr seek TO transfer the two olhor compA-
niss essets Nc., tn tho Aptomatir Company,
eau Company stock. has brought suit TO snjoin
Mis With Il 70; s.E u, XS,s SSs, LIE
iiVss 10 ,nnow how D., goi, ros-sssion nf the
Elec, rio Company. Mia alleges that 1t WAS
purchased Mt receivers sale for e25. The
stO kh0i,lrrs. I,- snys, had no notice Of the
sale. aud he produces An AFFIDAVIT ~ h.
VIbbsrd. WHO owns $4,000 shares IN tile Elec:
tiIo Comnapy. . stinE that he pever received
any notice of Che appointmsut Of . rsesivsr or
Bsld,ia rst.s ssn:,s, ,as denial emf ,st 2, y. =.
lsnlsnta Mix's csunssL A. ho3foIt: will
make motion In Bupreme Court, ChAmbsrs.
next week for tempogary Injunction.
The sun., 1891-02-19
sHoors HIMSELF IN u1s HOTEL.
Grocer George CunniK round Uneonsciou,
In hath Tub.

Grocer George CunniH round Unconscious
In bath Tub.
George Cunniff wealthy grocer Of l6 Gin
ton street, Brooklyn. was found yesterday
morning, In . bathroom ON the third floor OF
the st. George Hotel in that city, unconscious
and bleeding from the nose and mouth. He
had been guest at the hotel for four years.
His room was On tho second floor. His dis
covery In the bathroom was made by Mr..
Cooley. another guest. who helped carry him
to his own room on tho floor below.
On the hoor Of this room there was basin
with small quantity Of blood in the bottom.
and this discovery carried the impression that
Mr.. Cunnin had been attacked with epoplexy
In his own room. and had for some reason
made his way to tho bathroom before he be-
came unconscious.
DR.. W. 8. Searle at frat thought Il was case
Of spoplsxy After the arrival OF Dr.. MoPhail.
who has been Mr.. Cunnif's regular physician
fer several years. Il was vas :. demonstrated n On that
Cupn had sss
on top Of the buIsaY n bis room. Il was
csant Of TIli1ry Street and 6rct6sr. IL Jaw Of
MI; oqnnlfI 70 oo.oper ss ,5 Rooney: on =, ~.
Only one 9. them can 3 clearly traced; Mr:
n
room Of the hotel about o'clock. and be Ap::
peared to be In his usual good health and
spiTite. He went directly from The brsakfast
after remaining there about half an hour.
returned to the hotel and went to his room.
After shooting himself he must have placed
II. pIstSl on ths bureau allowed some bloed %
basin: and ,hs1 made his way t. M the bathroom
iLom where he shot himselt; Dra. searle Mo;
Phsil. and Police Surgeon Sullivan all agreed
last night that the patient could not live more
than tWenty-four hours
Mr.. CunnlH came from ireland whom boy.
Oyer Oyer twenty ysarsn "a, ago h. opened @ groosry in
ago and he has no children He has two mar
81 horses and dogs and has some fins ! spso- S,i.
mons OF both on hi: stock farm at Goshen.
ting horses Red King. George G.. and Captain
Lyons
Nj. Mecs9rsy suspects that for some time
his brother .in.law's mind has been affected.
He SAYS that NJ. Cunnir. about slx months
foF nv 81 sy.
b|s return b: told III. friends he had been "a
McCaftrey that he had d passed the twelve days
supposed to be worth nearly 100000.
The sun., 1891-02-19

Mr rresiop IN his snalysis Of this statement
ssid that wss only M 70 tho cloee Of tusi-
sss @ "" sissIs E:Ss s.sssrs sss
Vhlcn MT. Clhill has nEur,d 10 10 worth
V,hIA68 IN. but on this collateral hhd ber,,
advan" I'D %. .l3Y,450.vl. This WAS not consid-
srSl G9rticnl 'rly good banking
MI Preston anNonn COL thA some nf t.o co..
LITERAL row In ihn vaults Of the company was
isPre.ented i,y lro nissory notes given BY cor
n SSt Ia East H..
ths dirseioss VITO used their company 10 fur.
{ner Ihsir own bueiness froje,ts were Vice
trssldspt Gsoree A. Evnns. WAllace 4. An.
was Learned. though that some OF these drec.
taIs hnd taken up most OF their loans sinee Fri
" Will BE- obser,el thst ip Mr. Prs.,oH's
h ssSt.hI q .bpsiasss n fridny lesl ta9s4O5 =.
EIani total mn to about Sl.100.o!0. has since
d x ssS s dsSSsis9f! fos ~ STh StsfS
s. s.In. g :: the o. a'
isfG hs .Y sss sss!s.
thst After the doors. we're closed. ysstsr:
day . number .0f influential nnsnclsrs and
oShsrs representing large c''rpnrats intsrests
h,o'abl.' this purchase - certain sscuritiss
ses S.S', S.S. .ssmss.s 4 sn:is y ss
ssaS: as::a y s cis ssa Il, 2: I. sns1S!: Sss
g!hsihsT they Will take them uP The spcurf:
ues In QUESTION are the bonds and preferred