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The evening world., 1891-05-04
WlERs REFORM TOO late.
The Pathetic Letter he Wrote His
Wife Before Drowning.

The friends Of James J. wisr. whose body
was found yesterday In the ksst River at the
foot of Twonty-sixtn utreet, have not yet been
heard from The body had evidently been In
the water for three veeks, ana was-too much
decomposed for the lace to be recognizable,
but ler,ers in his pockets disclosed bis name
and Indicated that no had Al one time lived in
Portchester, whero hr had u wife.
One letter, dated "Union Hill, N, j., April
o" and wnicn for some reason had mot been
matted, reau:
"DEAR ANNIE: I have reformed, u ever q
man has. -.
"It you viii tell me where can send you
money for your board tor while, until can
GET a6le to turn meelf, m be glad 10 do It.
"For God's soke, Anpis. for kive mo for
hitting you. intend to do better.
"Please write 10 me vneA you get this let
ter and tell me now you sre.
~ nis 10 my address,: .JHmee Wier, care
g. Woolmington, Harrison place. Union Hill,
N. j."
Another letter addressed to william T. wier,
Portchester. asks his brother Wiliiaui 10 send
him biS carpenter tools 10 the GrAud Union
Hotel.
Everything points 10 accidents, drowning,
though II may be case OF suicide.
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The P.ntsmsters' Union has removed It's ofios te
% kidrtdEe street
The mnehinists working for Mr.. starin will b,
organised By the knights of Labor,
bakers' Union No. VI.
The silK. .weavsrs Of Levi Bros. Pstsrsou. N. j..
ere on strike for 81 advanoa of wages.
The striking X. Of L. cigar makers have been sue
o7ssful 81 Plunketts cigar factory.
The Farmers' Aihapce At present claims ., e7t
branches in Kansas, with member hip Of ltn. 900.
District Asssmb'y toyiIi reorg.niss the butohsrs'
cal assemblies which Apssd alter the big strike In
walters Union No, pss prohibited it, member,
order will Be expoilsd.
Through the mediation Of the Gotham Knife-C
:i, :sfi s Il ss.1 s:.os ss nave won '''''
The Reliance Labor Club Of Marble Workers has
sssss to 'Ss Central Labor union. .'''
sss b GO Pi s. !.
Labor Union.
The Granite Gut,.r;' Union 4. ?. pssss.s repre-
ton and W. J. Bra ,lsy.
s sss z;
time.
ra.ors: Et.nt has bee. rss-;.l.etsd pr..idsu. Of
was elected vios- President.
Henry wsis'mauu., tho new editor Of the Batr''
J..r-s, yso h s.%s CAT & r. from & Srn tTsne,eo h's
Tn. h.,I,n,.hor.m.,,. A...mhI,.. ,o,I.n.sa .,,.v
IN. biz strEe 10 iusT a., boins ro1rrsniIei by Dis
triot T.,smb,y o5O. X. 81 H. ~ ~"
- - ,,N- -, ~ ~ =.
,inn ~ isho, b,. issuS an snn.sI ,o M .eS,st.d
unions to hnancisily assist the strkinV keworhsrp
Mes,r.. Erdm,nu. Prrussh d Kruokemeyer have
,sns. ~. sn,n,i nj ni,n,n u, tbs nn,,'n o''s" =" ar
-. r' v ,'e
Ths AmhlgAmft.d Oarpsnteu OF Brooklyn nav.
pnreha,.e p., n.w z. which z nov on exhibition At
Muilen's furniture store. Oh M'rtia avenue.
The Furniture Trades Proteetlve Association will
request tue offU OF this c,Vt, pyevll u upon ths
membrrs o. their congregations 70 do no shopping
htrof. NJ
Otto Rohpbuhi hiss bssu sleoted B-or-tary Of
Sso res,snsd Nsxt satupaay = nav ,ps.srSsr N,
~ ,
that tbs sheriff o. kinEs County vinG to diseon-
psSmona @ st,est III 80" o''Aa ~ 'ns
Ihe brooklyn Centrr LABOR redefs,ton ytu oels-
Sts LaSo, S Uy :. .hs pIoonyn LABOR Toe9m.
~" e"
Inc lasesrs OF brookyr VII noid mas, me eetius
nsnt supoy. rawsrd DaH Gep.rai ssoretsry
oI 'he Letsrs rstlonA fro'eotive Union, VIII 10
the principal speaker.
Ths Lumoer hsndlsss ard Lnmber Truek Drivers
orGan sation made their nnAl Preparations ysster.
gay TO carry out thsir demnnd for n-hour work
aay W the course OF ths proseut week.
Furr,srs' Uniou No. I will soon dsmsud thu eisbt
hour day; Tbs Upinn has been REQUESTED By the
Centra Labor Federation TO change lie hosdQuar-
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ne was CRAztD WITH LOVE.
Petit, Who Shot His Sweetheart
and Himself, May Live

Francois Petit, the young Swiss florist and
table decorator, who shot his sweetheart
Marie Foster. In q nt OF jea,on, rage st NINE.
Jeton's French boarding-house, zoe West
Twenty.seoond street, last evening and then
sent bullet into his own head, 10 lying In q
critical condition at the New York Hos, itaL
HIS intended victim lies on cot In an ad-
joining ward. The doctors say that her wound
is not serious, though 1t viii disngure hel
pretty features for life.
Last night Pettits case was considered hope
lees and his life was practically given up By
the surgeons. To-day there 10 slight I'M
provement In his condition, snd It IL said thai
he sini has fighting chance.
Hs sister, MT. Bardeleben, whose husband
10 the chef Of the Seventh Regiment Veteran
Club. and at whose house, ss7 West Fifty.
ninth sreet, Pettit has lived since he came "a
this country, about year aGo, was with him
all the morning. sne IL nearly distractsd with
grief.
Petit Is o tall, slim, good-iooking young fel.
low with q black mustache. He was hkne'e
accepted yer and used to call frequently ia
Zee Her. In his manner ne was always oour-
teous and nollte. ant the two young people
seemed 10 think the world Of each other.
wa.u ssrs Tss uus a s 'ssd s & M sa'
=
Roberts. Petit seemed very anxious 10 see
her, ana spoke about going back TO France and
taking Marie with him.
He went away, aud, az II sppesrs, met the
two Young women at Seventh avenue aud
Twenly.,hlrd street and came back with them
Petit tned to persuade his nancee ana ber
nj nd TO go ont 70 dinner with him, bat they
deciined nrmly, ssylng that "inher was really
ct home. ..r
They went upatairs 70 take on their bonnats
ann ooata. and Petit waiteh for tb0m a. the
mead OF tne stairs In the hallway.
Az they came down No reneQed his invita-
tion, and when tney again refused 70 socept Il
hs pulled out 4 revolver, ana with the exela-
maiton:
:" Wen. then nj shoo, you." he graspsd
Marie by the shoulder and cred point blank
at her face. :.
she ieli with a scream. sad in IN instant the
whole house holu was In an upioar, Imarn-
ing that he had killed her, he posated the
weapon A. his own head, aud n6sbulirt en-
tered Just below the gn; Eye. almost exactly
10 the same spot where Ihe woman hau been
hit. -
1he pistol used was o ae-caiibre gnnitn 4
Wessoi. Petit had only %. 06 10 oash aud 4
check Ior S17.e0 In hia pocket. Before he was
taken from the house he aAid shat ha wished 90
have this given TO his sister.
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'FH0n SUICIDE 10 IHE ALTAR.
Miss Westerman, Who Tried to
Kill Herself, Happily Married
The Desperate Act Proved Her Love
and Brought Her Lover Back.
r,,.c,AL TO IN. rvrxrre Would,

turncfAL 10 TEE Hvrrrra wonLD.t
NxwAnx. n ]. MAY t-Ths romance NJ Miss
Mary westerman. who attempted suicide early
Friday morning because her lover had len ner
In anger o. her possponemsnt of the wedding
day, has ended nsppily In marriage.
Miss Wssterman has been engaged TO Charles
H. Prtus., OF Portsmouth, N, H., for some
time. but the marriage had for one reason and
another been deferred several times
List week he came to Newark, hoping 70
take away his bride. but again she wanted the
day postponed, this time because she did not
like TO leave her mother, who was very III.
The young man who had como all the way
from New Hampshire with the love light IN
his eyes was arievously disappointed. She
had 500 OF his money and offered II TO him
when he was going away, but no refused to
take IT. and intimated that he would never
need money apaiu.
Preuss returned to Portsmouth and Mas
Wesierman, who was sun. ring from grip and
besides was worn out by constant attendance
upon her sick mother. became so much
alarmed At his implied threat Of suicide that
she grew desperate ard resolved 70 END her
life.
Thursday morning she went TO New York
and bought . pensnife In the afternoon she
went thr ,ugn this city on Q train to Enss
Orange and passed the night wander,nr in the
nelds, occasionally lying down 10 the grass.
Early Friday morning she nerved herself to
commit suicide, and going 70 the high hank OF
The Second River, near the Brighton avenue
station of the Greenwood Lake Railway, she
sla,hed ct her wris, with the new knife ANA
tnen nung herself down the bank into the
shallow stream.
Two workmen walking along the track dis
covered her. The water was less than foot
deep, but she was uttering piercing aoreams as
though In terror OF drowning.
They pulled her out Of the river and she was
removed to the Memorial Hospital IN oranGe.
in nysterioal condition. When she recov-
cred the story Of her reasons for attempting
suicide was learned By adro,t questions.
On . magaxine. Afterwards found on the
bank Of the stream, she had written,
81 bought Q psnknife to end my troubles, %
II I am found dead did 10 myself. want to
be laid bv my brothss and father for know
that my mother will follow me. :......
an. wHsFHRMAN.
"1oo Washington street. Newark, N. J.
up. + II hope oil viii forgive"
Miss weslermAn was removed to hsr homo
IN this city Saturday and Q tslsarsphic mes-
SAGE was sent 70 her lover IN Portsmouth,. He
answered in person, and when he sugsssted
an immediate marriage Mss westerman did
not again sugsest postponement 'f
They were wedded last evening at the BRIDES
home, 956 Washington street, ana Mr.. and
Mrs. Preuss viii 60 TO New Hampshire 70 live
In feW days
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HEARD AhONG Tue PLIVERS.
Manager Gilmore's Bad Luck with
Niblos Garden.
Rosins vokes Soon 20 Go Back 60
Old England.

Nibior esrdeu o,o.ed IN season Saturday
niaht, and II extremely unlikely tina, I, viii,
reopen under the msnsaemen, Of 4. q. OIL
more. Mr.. o,lmore's lease has still two years
N run. but, for sii ,ha. IL probable tina, ae
that house. He as. b.en approacned bv ,ev.
erai capitalists with Wow to building the
atr- uptown. Mr.. Gilmore IL gray but ener-
aetic, and this Is the age Of new theatres,
though many OF them do not no further
than the parer upon which they are skstcned,
and the manseer who ISN'T Roinu TO have new
theatre is looked upon a. something Of curl
osity. N,bio's sesson has been q bsd one.
Gilmore has lost money because he has been
have oom. ,o M. no,.. nara mn .ea .nn,,,,,.a
n m 1, the snnox.no. a, NJ, ,,no or ,,o.,n =,
" p"s VI S''
the mouse. Inc seasons ms'or'unes st
tnis theatre have been many-Locke
.na pa' Nero, pun ana Le,he
naoes IN 'he WoodA" mckee Rankins
40 "a Lucky Penny ..Noaha Ark" and
"U. s. Mail" The public. ncsIe and un-
Gable, are unkind 70 the old playhouse that
for so many years has stood for their benefit
Mr.. Gilmore ma, n,rnugled non,v 10 n,.s,s IN,
manage theatre uptown. Eugene Tompkins
10 also contem plating an uptown theatre. 30
IA Henry II. Abney Hammsr,,s,n IA "a ,sy.
.no,n., Tha ar. =, az, ,s.. 80. '
emf engaoem N, n, n.l,,. vu and mar nr..sn,
-. " ~ Dsv w." 80 W. p
season. caS,' tnen, v,,h nor am'aoIo husband,
ooun,yv hou.e In Davo,sb,,e u,s. yotes
Will bave new bill next week, and before she
nrs..n,ad M,.s 49, I'm an.u ~. 80, ~" "
s., a. s..,ss "" ~. 49,.
son 10 september, and travel % Tar 90 ban
..Ths pa,ro, - IA ,ss nam. NJ . nav n,.x hv
p.S y.
sooit Mafpie tnat 10 enoLuy 70 be presented
caso. a. "Tho Inspector dealt with ihat OF
rev YORK clarence handysiien. 7. Augustus
sn.n .rnanor odus o. sha nn, Ssnuns seymour nave
WV W. '"' '''N'
Alexander Comsiock ended hia connec'ion
WIN tue Academy OF Musie on Saturday nisnt
Wen ne Iennsyvani. Univer.iiy Toys rro-
'ae p'sy 'ne' opens 'o-n,sn' ~ tne Academy.
Joseph Murphy. u 10 now ss,d, will no to
Anstr iis next season: Before 'nis !. was an.
tr,rr. 49,, n,,s',. -, e. ,n.'nne Ia. ss
rh,na pno ..nan' 'ae' "sS 'u'uue ihu's'
"'
MISS sloyl Johnss 1ne, the original ann most
daring OF all me lzas, has made Q small for
tune ont OF "Th- Clemenceau Case" While
The evening world., 1891-05-04
N THE WORLD or SPORTS.
King Kelly Saved q Sunday Game
BY a Superb Catch.
Tho varuus-National Boxing Con.
test-Generai Club Goss,p.

The no-supdsy-baseosn law didn't 20 IN cin-
e,nnau yesterday. On the contrary. there was
. spirited game between KellyS men and the
81 Louis team, IN vhloh the former won bv q
score Of stoa There were Q. Ioa spectators,
all OF wnom applauled to the echo . marnin.
cent catch BY Kelly. In the sixth inning,
OF sive,ps ny 10 right Geld, which
looked for moment good enough to change
the result Of the game, The other Association
contest yesterday vas at Columns where Louis
vile scored as to Z victory. The strn suce
was T. 100, and the feature was Duffee's steal
ing to third sse and nome while shiunick, OF
Lou sville, was fumbliuR grouuder Ut second.
Cham 10 nship sta n din On mn IN to.dav.
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AN EIGHT-YEAR-0LD GALLANT.

Little Chris Robbed his Father to
Give his Girl an Outing.
Christian Run, of 2sos Eighth avenue, was
4 prisoner 10 the Harlem Court this morning.
charged with committing q robbery to give his
sweetheart an outing.
Chris Ia only eight years Of age, but hs has
an old head on nn Young shoulders.
He stole sS from his father yesterday, and
taking q giri younger than himself TO Central
PARK, treated her to cakes ana soda-Wa,er,
vated railroad, and was finally caught In the
Justice w.lds DISCHARGED the young cavalier
with O warning.
The evening world., 1891-05-04

music haii q Fiist.nstskf,| |irrti ia nsvlsin.
avenue. Vore oriered oat thi1 kfitiuocn. 4
Messenger boys strike fog . cent 'lnelsnse.
per meesae ., In their pay, af forflanA hetne.
Many hoeses have yielded y Terre Hnute 70
the brictiaVers' ana hod- carriefs' demands.
Ersnsville und) narnees-maksfL saddlern.
eollar.makers and oarpenters ebtainsd nine
ABROAD
BIctlaysrs are out in most OF the Enriish
building centrea. Carpenters and bricklAyers
for an advance
AT Brelits and Pesth, II, 600 min employees
were dismissed for leavius WORK on Nay D'y.
AZ Middlebcrough, Enpisnd, 800 mouiders
have struck a. Ooonrane. Grove 4 Goa fur
nncna
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Strike News In Brief.

Chicago oigar-maksFs struck to-day to the
aumber OF l. Toof1r more pay.
The expected settlement Of thO building
rAdes strike N Milwaukee had not been
cached this morninE.
. A hnndTsd Kansas City bakers struck FOR
tMeIve noure. all daytime Forty won ana
hxiy are still ou'.
A. cOviaaton, KY, coo caTpeniers return To
dy. - -
The marble ssstSFs working on the atari
SA9oa u building n YoAkosG and the new
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Presented with . jewel.

Contractor Irwin HiiL who Ia building the
new Jersey oDsrs-House, sAaS been pre-
Oented BY delegation Of Workmsn headed BY
Charles Z 0udgeon, Witp Q tss,imon q Of
their esteem in the shape OF . handsome jewel
OF the order Of the Knights Of Pythins. TIE
presentau9n took pipo! on the Stage OF the
paiuled ~ eydney Ohidley Of the arm OF
Caidley 3 cGStsi-BsEt, the New YORK scenic
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KILLED BY AN IL" MOTOR.

No Glue TO tho Identity Of the
Northern Terminus viosirn.
Up 10 noon to-day the body Of the man killed
BY motor OF the Elevated Railway st Eighth
svenue and One Hundred and Flfty-nrh street
sunday morning hsd not hesn idsntinsd.
The body, which was evidently that Of L.
borer about thisty-nye years old, vas removed
10 the West One Hundred and F1fty-seeoud
buried In Potter's field.
AZ the man did not 90 through the station u
10 supposed ,hath he fell a.leep on train, rode
70 the end Of tho road ana In trying 10 cross
over TO the downtown tYacs was struck and
killed. His body was much musilated
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Thomas Smith Arrested Again.
Thomas smith was arrested in Brooklyn this
morning charged with pushing Antonio Ro-
manic down Q csilarWsy at broadway and
X mbling street, April Z, causing injures from
which Rom MO dieL Smith was arrested be.
fore on the same charge. but was discharged.
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Boss HousesmithS Resist the Hens
Demand for Eight hours
Framers and Lumber Handlers
Are Probable Winners.
END Of the Strike on the stsinway
Horse Railroad.

A., p, Tn,,,..n,, .,r.., -. o.,,n,.d ,,,.
-.,,,,. y, =, ,..., On members a, IN.
zs,.e,m,tns, rn,on and contingent trades.
- a.. .,r,t,n, %, .,on, nou,. 20 con,,i,u,s a
.n,,,. vn,t =, an. .,Ms ,.,. a, ma, 40 a,
n,...nt
Tna .,-,,. ,.,.n Nav :, and vn.n q, viii
end N a ouest,on many Of the to,lers would be
aisd 10 have answered.
Tne poen appeared in excenapt spirits this
morning. and are N orderly n body Of trades-
man 4. one vouId care n see. Their meeting
va called TO order n q 30 O'Clock BY Master
workman George warner. who said he had
,,s, returned from A ,our OF inspe ct,on and
found everything In rood shape
Wort ON Al, the large bu,,dinvs IN effeotusliy
ming 70 fee, the effects of the strike. and
many Of them are now idle in consequence
Master Workman Warner found one build
ipe under vsy on Eleventh avenue; 1, is heinr
erected by the Phi,ade ,ph,a Bridge COMPANY,
ana nearly ali the men are from Philadelphia.
They al, vorh ten nouu DAY. Efforts viii be
made to-day TO get these men TO strike.
me strikers have decided that ali out OF
town baiiders doing work in this city must
s,ru the agreement 10 Riye all their men
vorkine here the eight hour day, and that their
other emp,oyea. no matter where they work
mus. have the benen, or the same terms.
Tnere were no orms this morning ready TO
aisu the s,rIkers' agreement There are
seventy-nye nrms
A LONG FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
r,. .,,,%.r, ara h.,,r,,,c IN r..,,v. ina,
,,.,, dsn.,ds IN, m. n. rant. nv the m. a,
vi,sou, a eevere n0b,. ana the man are sat.
t,inr aovn 70 . ions struguIe. Tho central
corn,,,.. ~. n,r,, AZ voyt tn,a morn,no ,av.
,nS an, IN. d.,,s n,sp n, action.
p,c..t. A.. vs,on,no sy.,v bu,,d,,r and
49,, ., On. ,,...
,,or, rvp. ~ ro,rvn ,n,rvv,.
A,,,, soo r.o,,d.A sr. an, a, vorr ,o- Al,
,...n.. =, an. no,,s,m,.n,, re.o,n,. action
9eo.uss .. ~, asa an, 80 ,os so,0a. ,,a.
"a .oms un,s.s tho nousssm,,n. rs,n thar
s,n, -
m. p,.,o q, ,y.,r,,r ns,.,s,., ma, 4,
ma, ,oon. a Ea.t Psttsenth s,r.st ,n,.
,.-s,,.n T,.v a.. ,.,,,,, ,no,y nn.,nes. 4,
.n.n. % ,,x. A, n. s..,,,ance n the Hous..
min. nos,,n,.
u..,.r vo,sr,., w.r,.r v.. rr.,.r, a, IN.
d.,.,s,ss, r,.et,ng ana ds.s,Iea ,bs ors.sn,
s,ats n, s1a,rs 10 that NAV.
is.d.r, q, the s,r,ke eo,aasn,,v ,r,rm.d
,n,, mor,,no tina, un,e.. the hou.e,m,,h.
g.,nsd their no,nt pr.rtv soon. n oeperal tenn
von,d bs the re.u,t
Iva. snnonnoed a, .ns mes,,no n, ,h.
uo1se,m,tns ,na, Judgs ,Dugro hss ro,,nsd
an. J.cr,or Arcn,,sc,ur.I Iron worrs ,n,,
n,,.s. ,hsv pagan vo,t On ma bo,.,- rs,,,.
n,n,n stree, ana F,fth avsnue. und,r the sight
hour p,sp this afternoon he would canoel his
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ELB0GEN'S TRIAL BEGUN.

A Jury Found to Pass on the The
atrical Abduction Case.
The work Of completing the jury TO try ORA
mstio Agent AUGUST Eibogen for abduction OF
youna girls for immoral purposes, was CON-
tinued before Judge Msrtine IN Part II. Of the
Court Of General Sessions to-day.
II was not Q simple, easy job. Men had ac-
Quired prejuiices which made them ineliaibl-.
Al IL 20 the twelfrh seat In the Jury boz Was
nlled, W liam A. Knapp. middle-agsd sales-
man a. 1b Union square, wesi, being given the
seat.
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre Cd.
dressed the jury. He compared the case
against EiboEen to that proven against tho in.
famous De Leon.
The evening world., 1891-05-04
BROKE A FIREMAN'S LEG

Lively Times at o Fire on Upper
Twelfth Avenue.
Two alarms were sens out for Q lre which
broke ont In Q iumbsP storage shed owned BY
James Rogers at Twelfth avenue and One
Hundred and Tnirty-sseond street as II. % this
forenoon.
Ths shed was 100 feet By 100 and, with its
contents, waa totally destroyed.
A tenement Adjoining, occupied BY four
families. caught hre and vas practically
gutted
Some timneru fell on Fireman John Wilson.
OF Engine 30. snd broke his leg. He was
taken 10 Manhattan Hospital
Rogers estimates bis loss Ut about So 600.
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Must Pay the Hospital o9o. .26o.
Roosevelt Hospital got six judgments against
the "L" roAdA asgrssaIing 90 no for injury
to hospital properly.
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cHILPS CONGRESS OPENED.
Gorilla Elected President Of the Pro
visional Governments.

rsT cABLH 70 TUE PHxss HEws AssocEAzToN.I
BUHNos AYRBs, May 4 Gov. oosSA opened
the PioVislonAi ChAmbars yesterday.
In his address he dsfspdsd the nAnk policy
ana aAys 70 save II IL the duty OF Congress-
TIE Governor does not accept the Peiiigrini
scheme.
Congress elected Forilia President
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Mr. Field Convalesosnt.

1rs Flolo COuVolobO0ut.
II was sad ct the house Of David Dudley
Field, 70 Gramcrcy PARK. this morning. that he
would probably be able to 20 out OF do ,rs
again 10 week or len days. He was well
enough this morning 70 70 d tho papers, anu
his condition, despite his 58 years, was re-
garded % encouraging.
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Got $3.50 by the Sawdust Game.
]. II. Thomas was held to-day on q charge
OF swindiiny man out of $3.50 ny the green
goods saydust game. TbouidB was arrested
IN Chicago.
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el. 500 worth of Fire

William Ructor's apartments, st 7la1 Second
avenue, were damaged q, 500 BY IRE at 2. 30
O'clock this morning.
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a. m: s:. ~ !s:s ..'S.: a r.. g s.
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TWO MEN FATALLY HURT.
Explosion OF Battery Of Boilers ct
O Rolling Mill.

TsPEcIAL TO TEE xvEHMo woRLD.l
PITTsBUEa. May I "A battery Of three boilers
exploded Just before O'Clock this morning at
tho Keystone Rolling Mn In second avenue.
Two men were fatally injured. They we're
Joseph York. foreman, and John Briggs. water
tender.
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Grip Has Really Lost Its Grip.
The total number Of deaths reported for tue
twenty-four hours ending at soon to-day was
1l6 There was one ease Of grip With cOmpli-
cation. There are 1ls policemen on the sick
list. n
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e :s> e. l!MI.sS fire ShiI.'iSS!sy
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Al the snnuai Spring meeupr OF the Harvard
Athletic Association at Cambridge SATURDAY.
the Harvard reco was beaten in the two
mile bicycle race and Ia the mile run. p. 8.
Pratt ~. won the former IN Sm. 20 Liza. the
previous record being Sm- bsAa Three
other contestants also crossed the line inside
The latter time The mile run record, which
has stood since 1888 as 4m. IS s-Sa., was
beaten BY o'Loveil, W, In I'm. "a La
The evening world., 1891-05-04

the Rockaway Yseht Club hes decided to
hola ne opening regatta on Nay 50 over ihe
regular course.
The evening world., 1891-05-04

The Cincinnati League team has released
Foreman. The Association team vim let Kill
roy and HENLEY 60
George siddous and Tommy White. Of chi.
csIo, will meet Saturday niQh, at Fort wsrn..
Ind, in deoHve glove contest for 81. 600
stakea The engagement IL looked upon ~
Ch'caao sports ~ givine promise Of more ex-
cttment than any nstio encounter In their
vicinity since Ryan and Needham fought in
Minneapolis.
The evening world., 1891-05-04

will hold its annual Sprtng gameA MAJ l8, aI
b rkeley Oval The events will be the same
the Cln6 hes always had.
The evening world., 1891-05-04

y there are Q sufncient number OF entries
the Orange Athletic Club viii hold Q SCI OF
members, amss On Aay "a The events VIII
IN es0-yard runs, one-miIS lnoVnle race and
running broad jump They viii ell be hAndi-
cap OVOntA
The evening world., 1891-05-04
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The evening world., 1891-05-04

AZ the annual meeting OF tue Alpha Athletic
serve one year: Presuienf, W. II. Prtchurd: :
Vice President, A. sohlessin, er; Secretary, q.
Il. Howe: Treasurer. JaiDes Walsh; Csptain,
y. Alexauder; Tru.ie.s, J. Buist, Montasue
Grani. G. White, J. Ahern. W, cobb
The evening world., 1891-05-04

There will doubtless be . large and enthu-
9iashc crowd Of sporting m n assembled a. the
Ciermout Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. Tomorrow,
to witness the four NJ ecisl bouts In the Joint
boxing cnnteis of the National Athletic Club
and the XAruna Boat club.