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THE AMBULANCE CAME TOO LATE
Mrs. Steiner ESCAPES FROM Her Husband
aua Throws H rseir Down an Air SHAFT.

Mrs. Steiner ESCAPES FROM Her husbpna
e aud Throws n crseif Down an Air SHAFT.
Catherine Jano Steiner committed suicide
Yesterday by jumping down tho air shaft ut
her homo. SAT East 135th street. She lived
With her husband. Frank. who is . lsborer. In
three rooms on tho fourth floor
Mrs. Steiner. who was 40 years old. had been
I'll for two weeks. Two days ago she showed
symptoms Of insanity. and on Thursday night
she won't out, saying she would return In a few
moments. She did not come back. and at
z O'Clock yesterday morning policeman
brought word that she had spent tho night at
the Morrissnia police station. having gone
there and said she could rot lind her way
home. Mr.. Steiner hurried to the station and
thok her homo. Thereafter he stayed home
from work 10 watch her, and his cousin; Morri.
pss late Mira Steiner Alluded
but neiRhbor held her. until help came. This
was about noon, and Mrs. Steiner was com
perativsly quiet until Just before 8 O'Clock,
WHEN she SAID shs was 60 nR intot bedroom
Steiner and Dean followed. She. went direct
" to the window opening into the air shaft:
The window was open and she threw herseif
headlcng out OF II. Both mon, were near
enough to seize her. Dean caught her skirt:
and Steiner seized her feet. but her feet slipped
from his erssr and her skirt was torn from IN
Steiner fell forty feet to the cellar. Mr.. steiner
tainted. and Dean q cries for help quickly filled
the rooms with excited neighbors.
ABOUT fifteen minutes later an am oulance
which had been summoned during the after.
she DO sent 70 the Harlem Hospital for treat-
ment ratified up to the door The ambulance
surgeon found his patient dead.
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SORRY BE LET CURRAN GO
Recorder 6myth Wishes People Who Don
Know woulda't MeddIe.

Recorder smyth Wishes People Who Don't
Know woulda't MeddIe.
Lizzie King or Curran was arrested with
James Curran and Herbert N. Fitzgerald for
robbing a boarding house in East Twenty
seventh street They hired two rooms there
and carly one morning dismantled tho rooms.
loaded tho goods into cab. and drove on.
They were arrested In q saloon auarrellng
over distribution OF the booty. Curran and
the woman. were tried before Judge Cowing
and convicted. Sentence was suspended on
Curran at the request Of some women who
thought they discovered IN him siens Of
repSntance. Fitzgerald 10 on bail
Lawyer Costello Yesterday s8!d th4t pc
wished to make an appeal for mercy ior LIZZIE
King. but the Recorder faid hat hs st did n"f
cried, and then The Recorder lot himself loose.
him, and people who could not mind their own
business had interferod 70 set him at LIBERTY 70
prey on honest folks. For himself, the tecorq;
Or said be he'd been called harsh And cruel
for trying to DO bis duty: HS never aecSn s.sl
asd By ipvestieaiion Of the aecussd's pabt
career He thought that In Lizzie Kings case
he would b right IN suspending, athtence 5c-
cause her companions were ut h6srty. ana IL
MAS not Just that she alone should suner tor
their joint crime, He, promised hsr fhat sne
should DO watched. and ct her nrst ispsSe rom rom
the folly OF evil doing.
Gen. ban siekles has written 70 the Recorder
on behalf OF the woman. Herfathsr nad served
under him In the war.
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4 NAVAL DRILL IN THE NORTH RIVER.
Msn@uvres Arranged for the white ships
and the Reserve.

and the Reserve.
New Workers. will ret have chance to see
some OF the features OF the tour OF service OF
the naval miitiamen on the white war ships OF
the squadron Of evolution. Tho programme
which made the lonely waters OF Fishers Isl
and the scene Of all the practice drills and
mannuvres has been revised.
Lieutenant.C Commander J. W. Mlllor made
this announcement yesterday at tho head
quarters OF the naval battalion. after long
conference with Rear Admiral Walker. The
object is TO give the public an idea OF the pur-
poses OF tho organization OF the naval reserve
and OF the work It Is expected to do. Accord
ing to the new programme q drill
has been arranged for Tue.day next at
p. NJ. under the orders: Away all boats.
armed and equipped" Witch mean; that hs
their a pa.es In IN annins boats as though Tor
active offensive service. Al : 7. N: on Thurs;
ss "sSs plss S WI Win SrSsSi
lights and night signals. This incluues tor.
81 The boats crews opposed pe 10 the hsnders 81
SsinS I; e, within torpedo roach without h.
Though the hour Is mt yet IKE d. the SQUADRON
s6ins viii DROP down tho North Rives. round
nsrS Fl fsnd Inc TS Ss @
Sonington will accompany them. having on
board the naval reserve. ready to go aboard
reached.
Last night Admirals Walker and Braine.
with many Of the officers ofthe Navy Yard and
mhnder Mile and the Naval Reserve at the
Theodore Thomas concert. Madison Square
Garden was throng ID with n big and brilliant
audience. The only deviation from the an
nounced programme OF classical anu operatic
seiections was at the start. when medley OF
many uniformed men IN the crowd added
10 the brightness OF the assemblage. The
in their new clio hes with sleeve ornaments OF
gold lace 9nl bullion stars. Their rank ornn-
monts and can devices were also covered with
their distinctive MAJ k. a shield combining the
arms OF the state Of New York and OF the
United states. The officers oi the regular
service were more quietly clad their nss OF
gold lace and bullion devices being restricted
to more ceromonious occasions.
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PENSIONS DEPEND on IN
The Police heard stin wout Retire Ne
on the 9uvgeous' Say So. ~"t'

The Police heard SIN wout Retire Msn
on the ssrseons' Say So. ~"''' =
Az the meeting OF the Police Conf issionsrs
yesterday an attempt was made to bf66k the
deadlock In tho Board over the retirement OF
policemen who have been declared BY tho
Board OF Surgeons to b permanently dis
abled. President MacLsan has taken stand
against retiring the mon on pensions on the
ground that tho surgeons fail to- present any
evidence that the men became disabled lille
in the performance OF their duty and By reason
Of said duty The cases now hanging IRE arc
those OF Patrolmen David A. Lennon OF
Church street, James Burke OF City Hall.
Michael Cahill OF Charles street. and Frank
Carroll. The surgeons certified that these
men are permanently disabled. and the Board.
At the meeting last week. asked for further
report in each case. Lennon and Carroll. 1t 10
said. have consum pion, Burke ts paraiyzed'
and Cahill is deaf and paralytic. All arc
now on sick leave. drawing half pay.
At Yesterdays meeting tho surgeons sub
mitted additional reports Oh each case. Com
missioner Martin moved the retirement OF
Patrolman Lennon. who has been less than
ten years on the force on pension OF $SoO.
President MacLean and Com missioner Voorhis
voted In the nj. ative. and Commissioners
Martin and McClave In the affirmative. Mr..
Maclean stood. on the same ground a. before.
Com missioner voorhis stated tnAs he voted no
the or Tsre So.
the law as Interpreted to The Board OF Bur
s'" The question" said Mr.. yoorhis ~ Z:
w wsHhS IN .G IL aGs
wat Ss S W
asked NJ MsG Gniy vssrrs him along four
That is q matter for the Taxpayers and the
Legislature" responded the President. =,
and csS fhs las
Commissioner Marlin called the attention Of
me %ho have Se.s rss ncs The
certificate OF tho surgeons that they wSre per-
! man entity disabled. Among these were y nun:
Ser re Sae Ms Martin Msationed sSs Gaze 81
bridge street station, BsysT was declared to
He Is We'll enough now" said Mr. Martin,
where he did duty. and he seems Is healthy as
The sixteen surgeons OF the depsrtment are
up In arms over the declaration OF President
Mac Lean that they ought to be l'ut on trial Tor
Thsy tue ss. dssson
Wh h the disabling disease or injurs WAS
contracted while doing police duty has been
Of tSs s
duty. Tho surgeons insist that the COMMITS:
stoner. themselves hnve repeatedly insIruct@d
to take this vsw the
that some o! them had declared their intention
fer Gss sS
Cook. however. denied this. The natter will
come up again at the next meeting OF the Com
The pension list has been increased $1,000
In the last six mOnth6. "A.
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AFRAID HE COULDN'T HELP CARE
The Recorder Concludes to HelD Csrs's
Victims . Little. o.

The Recorder Coacludes to HelD Csrs's
Victims Little.
Andrew Carr OF 500 Ninth svepue. an Ice
man. obtained on May 40 two horses worth
about 5000 on trial from Dsiorest W. Dasidson
OF rs Lexington avenue. He took tho Dorses
to New Jersey and sold them. HeHas arfssfsd
and pleaded guilty IN the General Sessions to
grand larceny. When remanded for sentence
be handed the Recorder . letter In which no
said that he was for many years an upright.
reputable citizen. but had been led into evil
ways. He considered bic arrest ss an act OF
and would In future live an honest. hristiAn
>Hir. In concluding tho letter be begged that
iii the Court did not think the shame ard ny.
initiation be had suffered sufficient punish
,mepr be might be sent TO The penitentiary;
and that his wife and family might be s.NSL
the degrsdatIsn Of having to admit that hs
VI" Rec e, der Smyih determined to gIye bin 2
chance II his past career warranted IT, ~ 0io
not. Detective Sergeant Reilly after inyestiGa.
ton found four men who had been robbed oy
Carr o. ne robbed DavidsOn. The cashier o!
the New Amsterdam Bank said that Csfr bad
open ed a small account at the bank: and 9ed
given worthless checks to any one VINO wou'a
In sentencine Carr to four years and nyA
months In State prison the Recorder hatd nc
was AFRAID he could not check Cars down.
| wari career but that hs would try and give
his victims rest
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Building Contractors Must Have Permits.
The Police Board received a letter yesterday
from Commissioner Gilroy complaining that
building operations arc carried on without
permits especially In tho Twenty. sixth police
precinct. He enclosed report from superin-
tsndsnt Cummings Of the Bureau o! Encum-
branees. Capt BerRh"ld reported that IN y
hurssu has reported the Inspector was wrong.
Tho contractors had permits. The Captain
tion in his precinct. and that he has only ono
ordinance man; Charges are ~, to be-. 10 FADE ..i
Where there was violation. The Board de-
cIdSd to request the Public Works Department.
TO notify tbs police Of all permits Issued for
oba4ructiOns.
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Police Transfers.

The Police Board has given INSPECTOR Steers
and Can't. Thompson twenty days vacation.
and allowed Patrolman Michael Grey OF Prince
ST. cot forty days leave OF absence to go to Ire
land. Conrad j, Nicholas Si East Eighty.
sSs has been nsd vtEes
Transfers: Pairolmen Thomas L Conklin.
West Thirtieth street. to Charles street: George
Th Ssss1t oliisss East lash street. to West
l25ih street; Thomas Coll!ns, West , l2S t,
has finished his course In the school OF In
,struction, was sent to Mercer street.
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MRS. BoYCE's STRANGE WILL.
1t Divides Her House MInutely with IuaaG
iuary Lines for Three Here.

1t Divides Her House Mbuutely with luang.
iunry Lines for Three Heirs.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 1.-THE most pe-
culiar document that has been filed at the
Probate ONCE came yesterday IN the form OF
the will OF Lavinia Boyce OF Westaeld. Lewis
I. Boyce her husband. receives the use and
income OF the real estate on the sonth side Of
Orange street In that town. but after bis death
tho property is to be divided in three parts by
imaginary lines drawn .fron,'the front to- the
back OF the lor. Helen Z; Amsden. daughter.
third OF the attic and the cellar. and
three rooms ON that SIDE Q! the house.
Alice, X. Horr. another daughter. Gets the
thiri OF the cellar and attic, ami the rooms on
The first tioor not previously DISPOSED nj. Vim.
J.. Boyce. q son. Ia IL receive the eastern third
OF I. . land. she remaining fraction OF the col:
lar and attic, and The looms n the s; .sson'i
stems on Tho outside 81 tho house II no wishes
10 reach bis tenement.
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He Drdn's Deliver the Biz Deeoy Letters

P1TrsRu ROB, July l7.-Robert Early register
OF the Railway Postal Department, was COM
mitisd to Jail here to-day. in default Of l.5C0
bail. by United States Commissioner McCand-
less. upon tho charge 81 rifinR mall pouches
and secreting letters. Six decoy letters were
mniled At various roints along tho line which
should have been distIbpted On the run be-
tie exchange stations between these. points.
The Fix letters Apd ffty otners were found In
Enrly's mail pouch on, one q the upper shelves
tors containing money have been missing for
almost n year. and nearly every enrloyee IN
York ha. been ciosely watched. Early has bee
In the uostal -eryice for eleven years, and had
the reputation Of being one OF the most COM
,perent men IN the service
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A CHAIN FOR A WEAPON
It Cut Holes n Glaesel's Head and He
Nearly 8leA to Death.

Il Cut Holes n Glsesel's Head and He
Nearly Blea to Death.
man with blood streaming down his face
walked into the East Fifth street station at
$40 o'clock last night and asked Sergeant
Schire to send for doctor. Blood was spurt-
ing from wounds all over his head. Ambulance
Surgeon Sprague work ed for an hour sewing up
the wounds. There was one large scalp wound
In the centre and six smaller ones surrounded
It. He also had a lump the size OF a rotate on
the back of his head. The surgeon was COM
PEELED to shave him almost bald to get at the
wounds. At one time 1t was thought the man
had died from loss III BLOOD. Light drachm OF
whiskey were hypodermically injected aud he
came to.
He said he was Theodore Glassel 81 years
Tor The Anchor Brewing Company arElessntii
aveune and ThiEty.ilfth street: He hsd had .
Hoffman. he said. and Holman had struck
bin over tho head with tho chain OF wagon
pole.
Surgeon Sprague thought his skull was
fractured. He was taken to Bellevue
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sca.As.svia. Singers Meet.

MINEEApoLIs. Mimi. July 1.-THE third
biennial sssngerisst OF the United Scandins-
Wan singers Of America began this morning
With formal welcome to the 5000 visitors now
In the city from Mayor Winston and the local
singers. The singers all wear white cap boil
Indoors and out. whoh gives the, city a pie
turesQue look. IT is Of white velvet with q
Indblom Of Chicago, In q neat address pre-
sented to the society the Lindblom champion
Of Iocal Scandinsyians have presented an an
Client silver Viking drinking horA 10 be won In
competition. The nrst concert occurs tonight,
and tho festival concludes next Tuesday.
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CANADIAN OFFICIAL SUSPENDED.
Loose and Irregular Ways OF Psying for
Extra Labor.

OTTAWA. July 1.-THE Public Accounts
Committee Of the House Of Commons yester-
day unearthed moro irregular payments In
connection with the Department OF tho Into
rior. 1t was shown that money was Withdrawn
under fictitious names. and that the system Of
certifying to accounts Of extra work was loose.
to say the least OF it. H. H. Turner. a clerk In
the department. acknowledged having drawn
money under his wifes maiden name for extra
work he had done himself. since Iss4 hs had
Peirra. cietary OF tie DEPARTMENT. admitted
having lawn money i"r extra work for f T,,.
Berry's name. Ellen Berry. he said. was a
fictitious name. In 1856 the money for extra
work thus drawn in his W ifes name amounted
to $500.
NJ. burgess. Deputy Mini. ter Of the Interior:
submitted ATTACHMENTS In which he admit ted
that the Civil Service act had been violated. but
stating that he thought thu permanent clerks
earn ed all they had received,
In consequence Of tho disclosures made to
the Committee. Mr. PETRA WAS suspended.
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Severe Cases for DR.. Gibier. Who 10 Conn.
dent OF Success,

Severe Cases for DR.. Gibier. Who IL Conn.
dent OF Success.
A collie dog bit four people near Ashland.
Mass. on July IA. They are all now in this city
under tao care Of DR.. Gibier OF the Pasteur In
stitute. They are Mr.. Dill Of South Framing
ham, and Elizabeth. Mary, and Myron Adams,
aged respectively II. 7. and years. OF ASH
land. They arrived on Wednesday, Mr.. Dill
Is severely bitten on the left hand, right fore
arm. and lett thigh. Mary Adams was bitten
thirty one TINES Mvrol WAS bitten in nineteen
places. and Elizabeth IN only two: The dog
Or. Gibier says he 10 confident that the pa
tisnts Will escape hydrophobia. although tho
disease may develop At any time from ihreo
weeks to three years after the IRtiont II bitten.
The patients VIll remain here fifteen days un-
dergoinR the regular treai mont Of incubation.
At present they are all doing well.
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~ BrocKvILLE. Ont, July l7.;,One hundred and
twen,y-nine fresh-nir children from New York
city arrived h, re Yesterday in charge Of DR.. W.
]. Hall OF the Madison Street Chapel and twelve
missioDnries as helper. They proceeded to
Chaliestnn Lake where they viii camp out
for tWo, weeks. This is the f,st party,sent nHt
dran we've enter aimed here ~ tbs citizena
and the, little ones are enjoying themselves
thoroughly.
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=
Pfelner Died OF IL.

: Henry Pisiner. who was accidentally shot by
John Schlemeysr ON July s. died In Bellevue
Hospital on Thursday. PfelfIer aud schlemeyer
we're clerks The latter was holding pistol
ip his hand, while the former tried 70 Pull ont
striking Tfeii7er above the heart. sehlemeysr
who had been bailsd In the sum OF $500. was
Levy. who made out a new bond OF S.5OO.
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A Town Bnraed Our.

LOUISVILLE. n.y., Jniy l7.-Nearly the entire
Insines. n rtion 81 Glasgow was .le troysd ny
fro this morning. Wood's a,ldlsry shop. the
newspaper Office. Morris l. Co.'S dryGoods
stors. BoIes Hall, the Post Ofnoe. the Gsnly
were bnrneds The lose will reach. 100000,
aud the Insurance 10 about oSe'hIf OF that
amount
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r-,ue. Eaw.rd Island Want. Reslprs.,sy.

TORONTO. July ia despatch from Char
Io,tetowp. Prilce Edward Island. says the
island Legislature was prorogued Yesterday.
The Governor made no reference to reel
prority In his spsach. despite the very general
sentiment in favor thereof thropRi out the
island. IL l. admitted In trade circles that nm:
Stat would open I'D he Ter mRrkeIs for the
produce OF the island and quicken tue busi.
ia nulaa
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III blow 1t in; SEQ? Wen
Mrs.. Cole -e.re- u Th,.r a w. y.

A bold thlei made an ATTEMPT at 0 o'clock
yesterday morning to rob tho house OF Jnmes
u. Orion. President ~ the Second National
Bank aud OF tho Dime Savings Bank. at New
ark. The honse is nj IL Washington place. one
OF the most nristoeratic nsig |, borhoods In New.
ark. Adjoining It II tn. hands?ms brow.i.
Smith. DR.. from DR.. Fayette smith. and now
undergoing alterntiont Mrs, Cole. daught sr
OF Mr.. Orion. was rec lining on u lounge in her
room YESTERDAY. morning when she saw II man
cross the root OF tha rear extension. md. after
opening her window; lean lightly to the iioor
and cross the room. She sprnng up, ah facin z
him. said: - Get out Of here. yu, scnmi."
The intruder WAS badly s-nred by Eor deter
mined manner and I'm hack to the open win
dow. lie reached the OFF at !! single bound,
and crossing II IA Mr.. Smiths lt,Ise. uisnp
pearsd down n skyicht 4 worsman in the
pnid no altenIitn to hi> inquiries. and dnEhed
out Of the house through lhe yard 10 the street
Mrs Cole Is a slender young woman OF
medium height hut she 10 plucky, and pR.sed
through the adventure without screaming or
fuintlOx. g. -.-H~ ,,.-. .... -
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THE CARPENTERS ESCAPED.
The Deaths at West Superior Due TO Il
had Construction sr a Hotel

Had Construction Of a Hotel.
MINNEAPoLIs. July 17.-specinls to tbs
Journal from various towns in Stearns. Sher.
burne. and Benton counties show that much
damage was done to crops by hail storms that
accom- panied the tornado ut Superior yester.
day afternoon. The track OF tho hail storm
was from st. Joseph. passing over 81. Cloud.
st. Augusta. and Fairhaven in Stearns county.
Here it crossed the river and struck Haven.
Shsrburne county. and the southern portion IT
Benton county. The storm was from three to
five miles wide. and destroyed or seriously
damaged $500 acres. or $4,000 bushels OF
wheat. Farmers In this belt have suffered In
this way for three successive seasons. and are
left almost destitute now.
Later reports from superior. Wis. show that
the storm was a tornado. The collapsed build.
ing was fmsy affair. Intended for . hotel,
with eighty rooms. and much feeling 10 mani.
tested against Contractor Gross and Proprietor
Bedocker on account OF the evident unsafety OF
the structure. The escape OF all the carpenters
Is pointed to as proving their knowledge Of its
condition. A large frame building was biz Wn
down at the corner Of Third and Tower streets,
South Superior. and renorts from the steel
plant say number Of buildings werpAeveliel.
Lig6tning played havoc with the Fisher Ho-
buildings. but no serious hre resulted.
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Spider HOGAN a. Is.. Wort d. D,fera,o,

Henry Lusse. &C nduetor Of asBeconh avenue
surface car had among his pa.sengeis on
Thursday night John Hogan, aged ID years. of
2.2I9 Second avenue. Hogan and another man
boarded the ear at Eighty-sixth street. Both
were drunk and Hogan WAS ordered by Lusse
TO leave the car, H." refused and Lusss tried
IL eject him. Hogan says he IN u decorator,
but az Sui,.er logan h. Is known as q fea Their
weight fighter. He had no trouble in thrash
ing the coul uctor Thoroughly. 10th OF Lu- 80 3
ewes weres'iosed. hts lin was splt orHn. and
his lace And head were bruised IN half \ do2sn
places by the time Is i.oirsNna! came III and
arresi cd Hogan. Justice White held Hogan IN
$500 bail yesterday Tor trial.
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The Car Killed Two Msa.

Simon Strauss who with Oottlisb Muller
was run down by Second avenue street car
At Eightieth street on the night of July 4. died
yesterday In the Presbyterian Hospital Mr..
Mullsr was killed on the spot but Il was
thought that Mr.. Btrsuss would recover.
Pneumonia. In addition to bis injuriss. was 70.
sponsinle Tor his death. Nj; S55saHss essr!e4
NN4 street. Hs lived At % St AsrkS piasN.
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George Dennis. Bosy Found.

The body of George Dennis. who was ono OF
the victims OF the naphtha launch disaster at
Rock away on Sunday last. was found yester-
day morning BY Capt Rhinehart OF tho lie
saving station at Arverne.
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Sunday morning tram for sArstogs and Lake GcetgS
ssprd.y 9. NJ sSa..o,tpI Eth h,S san .i e
George ct iois0 a. ". most delightful way 10 travel.
sseurlnE good nights rest and avoiding the tedious
ride By cArR-Adh
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s.Esr H'aes Gets ITS Money Back.
>, asnagsr Barry Hines recovered. yesterday
Set.Soo that he missed on Wednesday when
olsr i 1st ddriRki1g Mit9 Actor aelils and an;
H. ,S e. p9Sket for safe Keeping. He returned
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Through Car TO Wi,li.asperf. Pa, Via
- PennsylvAnin Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Annennses tn
Ssrsics from New YORK 20 Willlnm.port. Is u VII
IT. week days and arrive ~ Willi.nspcrt :. - =.
t.:.n NV lsss sna IL ai &
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Manager Jacobs ssed sy HE Newarh
Manager.

Jacobs's Theatre in Newark By Joseph u.
seder who has been manager Of Mr.. Jscobs's
Newark ventures for years. Ssder had dls-
agreement with Jacobs last spring and left
salary and expenses. Lawyer Francis W.
Knowles attached the theatre and constable
was placed In charge.