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Something New.

display well worthy of visit-the exhibit
tion OF Pioneer Brand Deslccated Cocoanut, at
Stalls "a and 85. California Market. The public
has been deceived too long by using common
adulterated Eastern cocoanut. The Pioneer
Brand is unsurpassed for puddings pies, cakes,
etc. An ounce put In stews imparts delicious
flavor. Get free sample at California Market
and be convinced OF It's merits.
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NOTICE!

Any Of our patrons ooto fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By traia-5oys
lrjU confer a Jdror By notifying this office Or
ueJact, naming the date and train.
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A CRUEL MOTHER SENTENCED.-Allce John
son. who was convicted OF cruelty to children,
was sentenced by Police Judge Morley yesterday
10 serve sixty days Imprisonment In The House
The morning call., 1891-04-18

CoUGHs and colds are dangerous intruders. Expel
them with PARKER's GINGER Tonic.
PARKER'S HAIR BALsAM aids the hair growth.
The morning call., 1891-04-18

STENoGRAPHER's BILL.-Samuel B. Sum
ner has entered suit against Johanna McGinn et
al. to recover S1475 for services rendered as
stenographer In transcrbing testimony taken In
the matter OF the estate OF James McGinn.
The morning call., 1891-04-18

COUCH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT should not be
neglected. Brolca'S Bronchial TrocheS" SIM
pie remedy, and give INN ediate relief Sold only in
The morning call., 1891-04-18

NEEDS MORE Observation-Disclosures Gil
lerau of the Street Department has asked the
Supervisors to give him the use OF the city prop
erty on francisco and Stockton streets for cor
pOraliou yard
The morning call., 1891-04-18

ALL odds and ends OF art goods and foe china
to be closed out at from % to 80 per cent reduc-
ton, at Nathan. Dohrmaun g. Co.'s clearance
sale. 122-132 Suffer street.
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When l all run down and almost sick
abed," writes one lady, 81 found in Hoods Sarsa
parilia the restoration 10 health and strength SO
much desired" n. B.-Be sure to get Hood'A
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Judge Huffman La Retter

Judge Hoffman took a turn for the better
yesterday morning and the improvement
has been sustained during the day. His
condition, however, is still regarded as crit
icaL
The morning call., 1891-04-18

MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to their children
TO stop collie and looseness OF the bowels. Dr. J. g.
Is, sieger Sons, sole manufacturers. At all drug
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BEAcHAMs PILLS cure siek headache
EXTRA mince pies. swA1S's. 2ls Suffer street
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EARNING A RECoRD.-John Gilman the old
fraud who has long posed as an old soldier was
sentenced to San Quentin for two years by Judge
Lawler Yesterday Tor petty larceny
The morning call., 1891-04-18

A little girl hearing her mother say that
she was going into half-mourning innocently
asked if any of her relatives were half dead
The morning call., 1891-04-18

TEN YEARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Calhoun,
convicted of robbery, was sentenced to ten
years in san Quentin by Judge LAWYER yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-04-18

J.F CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-Tns celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-class druggists and
gToeers. Trade mark-star within shield.
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PORK and beans Saturday, 41s Third street. :

Two pounds cream mixed candy, in Japanese
baskets, only SOC. Townsend's 627 Market.
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American iron 1t appears is driving Scotch
iron out of the Canadian markets. The London
Iron Trade Circular thus sums up the situation:
When Southern iron first began to find IFS way
over the border 1t attracted but little attention,
but though that event is only about year ago,
the largest importers OF Scotch iron are said now
to b. convinced that the American article has
proved victorious. week or two ago Mon
treal Importer offered old customer lot Of
a welEknown brand Of Scotch pig; but It was de-
cllned on the plea that equally good American
could be bought at shiliIngs per ton less.
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FOUND.

DROWN HORSE; WHITE FEET: STAR ON
ID forehead; branded on left jaw. Owner will
find him at Golden Eagle Stable, 1912 Golden Gate
avenue. Rpl6 lOte
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MASSAGE.

> LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEVE.
- LAND, massage, Nucleus House, H. ~ tA7 q
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THE MORNING GALL


ms n Larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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- To the Members OF st. Joseph,s
~0 Benevolent Soclety-You are hereby notified
TO assemble at your hall in the basement OF Sc
Mary's Church California St, on SUNDAY MORN
ING, April 18th at O'Clock sharp. to comply with
provision OF Article TX Section g. OF the Constitu-
ton JOHN SIMPSON Presidsnt
H. L. BROWN, secretary. ap17 1t
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sPIKTTU ALIsM.

A RR1YED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
n York; Is only natural born trance medium In
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift OF second sight;
THIS she Will prove: every hidden mystery revealed
tells your entire life In dead trance gives nano
IN Iuil Also your future husband wife; In busl-
ness lawsuits, marriages, divorces, deaths uniting
the separated removing evil Influences restoring
lost love she has no equal and wishes 1t distinctly
tnat she advertiseS nothing but what She
can do; all who in trouble inyl.ed to call and pe
convinced: $4,000 challenge any medium who
can excel her. Pariors 1920 Market st. opp 7th. II
(NLAIRVoYANT BUSINESS MEDIuM-SATIS-
y faction guaranteed; open eve. III Groye.20 I'm
tNHE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
L TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the best. Oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the coast.
orders by postal-card or otherwise Will reeeiys
prompt attention ofiae 622 Montgomery st.
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The late P. T. Barnum was the greatest adyer.
tiser the world has yet produced. II Is eStl-
mated that in the last twenty years lie spent up
ward of 100000 in newspaper advertise
ments. He understood the benefits to be de-
rived from such expenditures, and made them
pay TO a remarkable extent
The morning call., 1891-04-18

Slgnor Ncotera, the Italian Minister of FL
nance, is confronted with about as unpleasant
task as any allotted to an Italian statesman bar
ring Rudinis struggles with Blalne's notes. and
that is how TO couGteract the continuous and
alarming falling of in lie revenue during the
past nine months. In that time the customs re-
cetpts were 1900, 900 francs less than during
the corresponding period of 1SS9-9O, and there
was a notable shrlukage In other sources of rev.
enue. Among the unpopular expedients under
consideration is the authorization of a match
monopoly and the levying OF additional taxes.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

APRIL, 1891.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

re- DOric Lodge, No. ZIG. +. A.
G-S NJ l2l Eddy st.-Onicers and MEM "a
bers are requested to attend called meet y ~
ing THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, April w
18th, at z 80 O'Clock. Second degree All Masons
and soiourning brethren are invited TO attend nv
order Of the W. NJ
1t ADoLPH KRONBERG, Secretary.
Ry Excelsior Degree Lodge, >sSawl1,
49, No. 2. o. o. Irregular meet-SSs4ISs.
ing THIS EVENING. Second and Sa$2SS45
third degrees Will be conferred. >/>z7ESS~
g. III. MARSH n NJ
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ne Plymouth Congregational Church
Eb~S Post St, bet. Webster and Buchanan-Rev.
w. D.Wiams ID, pastor; residence, 1913 Post st.
Preaching. II a. NJ. and 7 80 P. NJ Sunday-scboos,
$50 a. NJ. and IL 80 NJ 5. s. Smith. S. +. Bufford
Superintendents. Christian EndeaYOr $3.50 p. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesdays, at Z 80 p. NJ. Literary
circle, Friday, AS P NJ Ladies' prayer meeting,
Friday. 2 p. NJ. April l9th-Morning sermon,
Jonah and the Things that are Sure; evening
sermon, Letting 80 and Laying Hold" the last OF
the series to young men. Everybody invited to all
the SerXicns. StrguperS welcome.
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REP Tempiar Rebekah Degree >SNM4L,,
&~S Lodge, No. 10. /. o. o. r., meets S%~&SE
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, IN Me &eEgcSe.T
mortal Hall, l. q. o. r. Building. All >|YATS~
members of the degree cordially welcomed De-
gree work second ana fourth Saturdays
ANNA NJ. DEFINING, N G.
1vn,. u n 9 ~: ~
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NINE DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
III by eggs and cards: tells entire life. past present.
future: consultations on all affairs, nothing
cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible;
diseases cured fee 81; letter 50. 80 kearny St Il
n REATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY:
VI reveals past present and future. Call ana sss
MISS SELMA, 7S9 Mission St. near Fourth: fes
ladies soc. gentlemen 81; lucky charhL myStt
NINE WALTERS, JII TEHASIA ST. Mr. ara:
NINE SHMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
Nl nowned revealing life's future events; ladies l.
gentlemen 81, by mail So. once $3.50 Mission. mrlSi
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3-,557 CentraI MethOtlst Epl> cOpaI Church,
s~S Mission St. bet. Sixth and Seventh-Rey W.
w. Case. d. D.. pastor. Residence, 1914 Mission ST.
Preaching tomorrow at II 80 NJ
Sunday-schOol o'clock. Young mems meeting q
O'Clock. Young peoples meeting 80 O'Clock.
Morning-Rev. s. V. Leech. ID, will exchange
with the pastor. Evening sermon subject: Blum
ders Struggles and Regrets -; third lecture, q" How
to Win IN the Battle OF Life" Prayer-meeting
Wednesday evening" Welcome to all these serv-
ices IL
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DIDN'T DESTROY THEIR LETTERS.
A 0et.rich.quIc Fraternity whose OAceri
tho Government Wants.

A 0et.rich.quIck Fraternity whose OAcers
tho Government Wants.
wHEE1lNa. July 8.-The United States
authorities swooped down on the Fraternity Of
Financial Cooperation to-day and arrested J.
O. Newell Of PHILADELPHIA, who was In charge.
and stopped all operations. Warrants are also
out for r. T. Ruby. G. F. Dollmer. Supreme
Treasurer: Z. Winfield Lukens. General
Secretary; F. G. Taris. Loring Chambers. t.
u Hughes. Rose Moran. Ida Fay. Emma
so'smo, and teiesrams have been sont to the
inEton. baltimore. New York, Cleveland and
other points TO srsst psnc TN nails for
iFsnansn bs shoS that May i
Az = sh;y hs X 81. rssis
STAG 0O0 was deposited. The CONCERN still has
sl25 100 in bank here. against which there nGe axe
checks q bpt s2s; ;l7G; =, The concern has l4'ooo
This is the second order Of the Kind that has
gone under here in week. Within the past
three mSnths Ho this concern has soooDed in more
'psn On fnSSIay Gf Of this week Cleveland att or
ney served an attachment on the l'raterni,y's
jnnds in the Exchange Bank here. in behalf Of
Swindiod by Inc order. The .uprsme officers
iearned that the Post Onlco official. were after
Them and soll their ofics supplies to Junk
?T They did not take tho prscautISn to destroy
inspector purchased them from the Junk
sssS Thu II he lis sNEn II
The Postmaster SAID .to; day that every mail
brnGs in hnndTSsds 2, daLs ,tsr ,ar"y
nuesis %ones Is being in W returned to the sehdeis.
The sun., 1891-07-04
4 BARBARoUy RACE FEUD.
Fiute Indians XIII . Chi.amsn Fiendishly
and Are Not Square Yet.

Flute Indians XIII . Chi.amsn Flendishly
and Are Not Square Yet.
EAH FRANC1sco. July ga Chinese merchant
was atrociously murdered yesterday at Bridge
port. Mono county. near the Nevada State line.
by Q band Of Pluto Indians.
Tho Chinamau had killed an Indian in self
defence and had been acquitted. After tho
verdict = band OF Plutss swarmed into tho
court room. seized tho Cninaman. ran him on
into tho sage bush. and cut him in pieces in
the pre- sence OF q score OF people.
Tho shrieks OF the victim caused many to
faint from terror.
Ituow appears that tho murder was not dne
solely TO tho killing Of ono Pluto. but was the
last Incident In . race fsud between Cinnamon
and Indians. which las been waged In Nevada
for Ave years.
was shot by an Indian In a Quarrel His coun-
tryhen tried vainy to have the murderer pun
Thsn they vowed vengeance, They waited
aIi came to WAdsworth to celebrate Ihs
aud llled them with gin. A,
When the indians were helples:iy drunk the
floor OF the ahnnty aud set the place en- nIe.
Only ono Indian escaped. He told his story.
and again there was no prosecution. me
Chinese t?low"d this inaan np hy 'hs aha
Tbs Haiu was followed Ly the murder OF the Indian
III. Flutes have boon holding powwows
lately. and 1t is thought they are rlanpRiing 70
Victims. The score now stands fve Indians to
two Cinnamon.
The sun., 1891-07-04
A RUNAWAY MARRIAGE
Tho Parents of Miss Carrie Melnsrs
Late to Prevent tho Ceremony.

Tho Parents OF Miss Carrie Melners Too
Late to Prevent tho Ceremony.
A closed carriage drove up to Justice Rusch's
office In Hoboken yesterday and q handsome
young couple alighted and hurried into tho
Justices office.
Tho young woman was a brunette. in taste
ful attire and diamonds The young man was
tall. with dark curly hair. He wore wsll-cut
suit Of light gray
He asked the Justice to larry them in haste,
as they desired to catch train. They were
nervous and kept looking out at window in.
to the street. 0Justice Rusoh married them.
Tho young man said he was Walter Har-
rington. 25 years old real estate dealer. The
young woman gave the name Of Carrie
Msiners. and her age as 10. She had been
visiting at Lake HoDatconR. where Harring-
They did not wait for the Justice to fll out
tho certificate but directed him 10 mail Il to
Lake HopatconR. They went out as hastily as
they came In after the iRroom had given the
Justice a generous fee. They roentsred the
coach and drove away.
few minutes later an elderly couple rode
up ana Inquired OF the Justice for young
learned their daughter had Just, been married.
They had been visiting at Lake Hopatcong.
where the young woman had met Harrington.
They opposed his attentions to her but. as 1t
The older couple came to Hoboken on the
same train with the young couple. but tho lat
tor eluded them at tho depot
The sun., 1891-07-04
CHANGE or MOTIVE POWER.
Decisions by the Railroad Comnisslon AZ.
fectInE Two Brooklyn Roads. =

Decisions by the Railroad Comnisslon AZ.
fectlnE Two brooklyn Roads. T
ALBANY. July 9.-The Board OF Railroad Com
missioners gave out to-day two decisions OF
considerable Importance to Brooklyn.
Tho first was in tho matter OF tho second ap-
plication OF Tho Coney Island and Brooklyn
Railroad Company for change OF motive power
from horses to electricity upon that portion
OF its railroad on Coney Island avenue In the
town Of Flatbush and Fifteenth street In the
city OF Brooklyn. This second application Of
tho company differs from the first in
that the company does not apply for
psrmisson TO run its ears By electricity
across the piazza at the northwest entrance Of
Prospect Park. nor upon any portion OF Ninth
The main issue: as IL tn. first contest. was
ss ;or DO, esnsy 1cs:9 as5s
figured out that It had the consent Of o ma
sePh The e' i Rsiliosi s Commission considers the
ss%s e proo 20
been obtained. aud hence denies the applica-
application OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company Of Brooklyn for change Of motive
Ferry to Fifth avenue, on Filth avenue. from
on Twentieth street; from Ninth aven9s to
from Fourteenth street to Twentieth street.
The The Colnmi sion approves the application.
It bavipg teen shown that q majority
after imposing tho usual conditions relative
to speed and care to, BE- taken against acci-
poles from which the wires are to be suspend-
ed ATLANTIC avenue shall bs o. II tran m or stssi
Of The street, with brackets or arms reaching
over The track on each aide unless, m alority
OF the abutting rroperty holders ahall prefer.
be erected on tho curb.
The sun., 1891-07-04
FRANCISCO LOSA FOUND.
He Wandered About tho Streets Cntn He
Struck Alderman Murphy's Saloon.

He Wandered About tho Streets Cntn He
Struck Alderman Murrhy's Saloon.
Francesca Losa. the demsnted Spanish boy
who disappeared on Monday from tho Spanish
American Hotel. 1O5 East Twenty-eiRhth
street. where his father. wealthy physician
Of Yucatan. is staying. was found on Thursday
night At the hotel last evening 1t was said
that two men and policeman brought the
young man home and received the reward.
Alderman William B. Murphy. who Keeps o
saie n ut Nineteenth strcct and First avenue.
said yesterday that Losa had been wandering
around III tho neighborhood OF the saloon all
day and when the Alderman rsnd a descrip,
tion Of the missing lad he hunted him up and
From what could be learned from the yonns
PARK on Monday night, where he slept on q
bench. He had - ana boug ht fruit and cakes
at the street stands on Tuesday and slept Tues
day night In O hallway.
Wednesday night it Is believed he walked
the streets all night He was found to be suf-
iering from lack OF sleep more than from hum
ger He seemed to be fully recovered lost
evening from his escapade.
The sun., 1891-07-04
FIRE ON An OIL STEAMER.
Seven Men Injured I'm Explosion, Tive
OF Whom VIII Die.


PHIIApELPH1A. July 3.-An explosion oc-
Cured this morning on the steamer Standard.
loading oil at Point Breeze. Seven men were
Injured but the damage to the steamer was
slight.
The explosion was caused by the flames from
the cooks stove coming In contact with gases
arising from the oil In the tanks in the hold.
The force of the explosion started the deck
timbers. but the prompt action Of the crow in
putting on the matches and smotbering the e
from spreading and setting hre to the oil.
The men who were injured were At work be-
Ply burned; Sevep nm men were Injured; two Of
men are: David Meyey: seaman, burRsd
About body bead and WI
s nssf. and nimSs VIII isf SIe Joha ofsmss.
and head: Marin Pulling, Of iRspffSstor.
o'Hanlon, ollor. burned about bead and arms;
Thomas Olscn; SEAMAN. burned about the face
about the head and. arms. The steamer will
have 10 undergo extensive repairs before she
will be able TO sail.
The sun., 1891-07-04
WILL BE PRINCESS MIRA RIzA.
Milo. Nikita EnxnEed to Marry an Aide
de.camp OF tho Saah.

Milo. Nikita Engaged to Marry Aide.
de.camp or tho Saah.
BosyoN. July s.-There is much interest here
in tho engagement Just announced Of Mile.
Nikita. tho singer. and Prince Mira Riza
Consul eneral and aide-de-camp to the Shah
OF Persia.
Nikita's earlier life was very picturesque.
She is native Of Virginia, and since hor earli-
est childhood displayed marvellous gift Of
song.
Ate years OF age she used to sing In concerts.
At about this time che was stolen by the Indi-
ans, and for five years she lived with them.
Nikita. the chief OF the tribe. acted Il as - a
ceiyed q mortal wound In saving her life. and
while dying ordered his people to discover
Eikita's parents and restore her TO them.
The vow was fulfilled.
Mile. Nkita does not intsnd to retire from
the stage after marrying the Persian. A
clause In tho marriage contract expressly
stipulates that che sha be allowed to exer-
else her profession during i've months OF each
year.
The sun., 1891-07-04
Mn. MrrcHELDs STOLEN sArCHEL-
he Finds ITS Contents Unexpectedly
Throsgh the Ala OF Mrs. James Pratt.

While James Mitchell. a member OF the
Stock Exchange. and u resident OF Summit.
N. j., was visiting Brooklyn one day about
the middle Of January last he lost
q small satchel, containing gold watch
and chain. q dozen silver spoons. email
amount OF money, and a passenger book be-
tween Summit and Hoboken on the Lacka-
wanna Railroad He missed the satchel while
leaving train on tho Kings County Elevated
Railroad after q short trip up town from the
bridge station.
The train was Just moving away from tho
plasform whom he remembered he had left the
satchel on the seat behind him. He did not
lose . moment in reporting his loss at
the main ofllce OF the company In
Fulton street and Doerum place. and
within an hour tho conductors OF tho
train were summoned to the office and ques-
toned. All denied knowledge Of the missing
satchel. From the positiyeness OF their
Il was inferred !ha. some nassen; !, n;
Two e. sSrss 81 hs Ssn4
tims to tims during the past iiyc months. but
cleared a.pi.E up ws sh:h.a the sir's q sson sHoa
sr. III Gtchsis hi fS ssschel. With the escsDton oi
hs nss ceSn.y E'h Mss in Jane
uary and was In charge OF the car
In Which Mr.. Mitchell rode on the day OF tho
diststpearancs OF tho satcheL He became q
letter carrier only two months ago. Susptcio on
was not directed to Kaht until yesterday, when
Mr., Mitchell called upon Superintendent Camp.
Lactawanna passen ger book. A.
Mitchell to give him full particulars OF how the
missing book came into his possession was
surprsed to learn thnt 1t had been handed to
him sby the wife OF James Pratt OF 1S5 81
Nj, Pratt /. brother Of the late millionaire
Cbaiies Pratt. MIR. Mitchell and the Pratt
fe miiy are on intimate social terms. and Mr..
Mitchell received the book yesterday while he
was |:isting Mr.. Pratt at tho st. James place
Detective Sergeant George Zundt was sent
time .aiterward Detective Zundt was
b b 10 search oi Letter Carrier 4 hit. He found
and arrested him on n charge OF having stolen
Mrs. Mitchell sntchel.
hfter Knht had been locked M in the Adams
street station Zuhdt went to his house in Ma
rion street. and Saratoga avenue. and found In
his trunk pawn tickets for tho missing gold
watch and SPOONS.
o and rsed
to say in what manner Nr. Pratt came into
pos session OF the railroad book. but 1t Is SUP
posed that 1t was handed to her by ono OF her
servants who was acquainted with kaht.
The prisoner will be arraigned before Police
Justice Walsh this morning. He Ia % years
old He secured his appointmen as letter
carrier through the influence OF some Repub-
lican politicians In the Twenty-fltth ward.
The sun., 1891-07-04
FAILED TO TURN IN TIE PREMIUMS.

Two Agents OF tho New York Life Insur.
ance Company Accused OF Larceny.
Calvin voorhs. cashier OF the New York Life
Insurance Company. appeared ut tho Tombs
Police Court yesterday afternoon as complain
ant against two OF tho company's agents.
whom hS oh argos with larceny. The prisoners
are Herman Branze OF 1872 State street, Brook
iyn. and 8. NJ. Mead OF 100 East l07th street.
BranIs the cashier asEs GosSte sis thS
oi Thompson street He failed to turn In the
money and refused to Civ. It up whom 1t was
coiiscted slo.s0 from Chnriss J. ochs.. a cigar
manufacturer of247 East 1i9ih street. in tho
Justice O'Roilly held Branas In 81 900 bail and
HI adj in $500. Both men pleaded not guilty
The sun., 1891-07-04
THREE CHILDREN TAKE POISON

Fearful OF Arrest, they Try to END their
Lives with Paris Green.
BARAToaA July ga few days ago the Uhl-
man cottage at Indian Lake. In tho Adiron-
dacks, was broken into and slight iepredations
were committed.
Isaiah Gibson. who has charge Of the cottage.
suspected the three children Of Henry Tru-
dell. and threatened them with arrest
Tho children. two girls Of IS and 8. respeo-
lively. and boy OF II. became 80 alarmed that
when night came they all attempted to com.
nit suicide. Each OF them took q teaspoonful
OF Paris green. The quantity was SO great that
in each case 1t Acted as an emetic. and their
lives were saved.
The sun., 1891-07-04
Bullets Flying ArouuA at Random.

william Dourherty OF lit Monroe street
started out last evening. half drunk. looking
for fight. Ho found 1t about O'Clock at Null
berry and Worth streets. whore he had scrap
with an italian. Nearly two hours later
Dougherty turned up at Mulberry stroet and
Park row. Another Italian was there with his
gun, Somehow tho gun WAS discharged and
Doupherty caught the bullet In his right calf.
The Italian, ran Into the hallway of u Roose-
yelt street about the time Michael J. Coste,,o
was arrested. He said he was simply csle brat:
ing the Fourth. pougherty was arrested and
taken to the Chambe Street Hospital.
William Evans OF 2l2 Elm street was struck
and slightly wounded at 10 o'clock last night
front OF 22i brand street He was taken to
Gouycrneur Hospital.