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ola.f.sh,oned Wars OF Discovering .

O1d.fAshi0ned Wars OF Discovering BODY.
SHELTON. March 1O.-Two weeks ago Bernard
Gaynor fell into the Housatonic River at the
dam. and as the river was very high he could
not bs rescued. His body Is supposed to bs
In some OF the deep holes or eddies. and not
withstanding persistent search. made more
active by O reward Of $50. nothing hus been
seen OIL Gaynor's brother. q wealthy saloon
keeper. has tried every means to recover the
body. dragging the river thoroughly and OK.
plodin9 dynamite. On Saturday hs tried some
Of the old.oountry methods. A cheat of wheat
unthreshed. was thrown into tho river at the
exact srot qaynor fol- IN. IT. is believed that
where the shear sinks there the body will bo
stuck on a board and lighted.
Tho location OF the body was to bs discovered
BY the spot whore the candle was extinRushed.
Tho board hoated down stream for quite Q
distance followed BY a boat and whom the
fame went out the place was marked. This
spot was over deem hole. and II was examined
thoroughly. but unsuccessfully. As q last re-.
hole close to the bank near the east side OF the
dam. Such a hole does exist. and she do.
scribed tho spot exactly. but the latter part OF
her prophecy was wrong. as NO body was
found In the hole.
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WIN Carry tho Case to Bua.-Pesth.

The fact that Rosa Kohlmeyer denies that
she is Esther Solymosi. the Christian girl who.
It was said. had been offered up as a sacrifice
nine years ago. by the Jews Of Tisra. Eszlar.
Hungary. at tho Passover, does not discourage
Coroner Levy and his friends IN theis en-
desyor to clear their raca Of the stigma. and to
prove that Esther Solymosi 10 alive. In ad-
dition to those who saw Rosa on Monday and
recognized her as their old acauaintsncs, the
fsrmsrs dsusher. hsther there here are number
Tlsra Eszlar. and who knew tho l4-year- -old
Esther. before her sudden disappearance.
timony and send 1t IL. Lawyer Edwitsoh at
Buds: :Pesth. who defended the four Jews who
were Imprisoned for months, awaiting trlal
the Christian maiden.
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sYoU DIDs AND "I DIDpLs
Justice Hogan aaa Agent Stoeking Enter.
tasn the Tombs Court Louagers.

Justice Hoeaa aaa Agest stoeking EATER
sain the Tombs Court Louagers.
Assistant Superintendent Stocking and o.
ncer Schultss Of Mr., derrys Society and Police
Justice Hogan had lively spat In the Tombs
Police Court yesterday which for Eve minutes
interested over 100 spectators and shocked Q
SCORE or more Of digniHed Court officers.
Ofiicsr Schultss had arraigned Giuseppe As
sonic OF ITO Watts street for allowing his 10.
year-old son Antonio TO bs out late at night
selling papers. bchultes told Justice Hogan
that he had found tho boy at 10k o'clock on
Monday night In Park row. near the Post Or
fee. He said the boy was dripping vet and was
shiverlnR with cold. The agent asked the boy
why he didn't 20 homo. and Antonio answered
that he had gone homo at 8 o'clock. but that
his father had sent him out again. with orders
not to return until he had sold the papers. un-
der penalty OF . thrashinR. schultes wanted
the father punished Immediately, but Justice
Hogan refused to come to any decision until
he could examine the boy.
To the Justices questions the lad replied
that he had q GOOD home. attended school
rssuiarly; and was Obliged to be In At o'clock
AZ Sss. say: YOU told him ss ,sgE
ho sos s0s S"' Hssn. sess
such Story, but s that r. the &C" ocer @ had had
MIN merely because he was wet.
es9q.a SsS ns
ana had %sds poins Of Keeping his child
justiss Hogan Gsa sG,aS soa Asen. schu.es tina. he
H0nId haye to get more evidence n be wanted
70 hs Iass sddrssss aa ses wsss s HnS
court room With the father In short Time he
n9s ss shs .na1
say that sSery,hins s was clean % and me neat, and
that the rooms were we'll furnished" Then
Mr. Stocking broke In.
have no evidenes before me to that efiees,
ns pn.srs "a II aSssas sesss' the ''h'f
No. they do not"
desisd shas his aher had s maae him 20 OUT
shond not tsx
IN. boy has simply changed bis story" re-
''sS now w. see here. Mr.. Stocking. want you to
understand that when dispose OF case that
sss ssS se9 Sss
and s t END end With 'hs ss
and can't understand such an accusation
II cay you did. and can prove il"
nsyer said ANYTHING against you,
II repeat that you have" and the Justice
brought his fist down on the desk with q
thump. The spectators gasped with excite
ment. and one OF the court officers clutched the
railing as II he was about 10 faint.
This thing must be stopped right here u
said the Justice. Ever since stopped man
from going around skinning' the poor people
OF the cast side you have n ever had a pleasant
look on your iaco while addressing me."
II never skinned people" said Stocking.
II didn't say you did. retorted the Judge
But you said our office."
mo, I didn't"
well. you cast stigma ON ono Of our Of.
fcers."
we'll what I mean. Off1cer." Numbered the
Judge. send for Mr.. Gerry. This browbsatinR
An effort was made to get Mr.. Gerry. but he
had left his office and was not to bo found. Al
the afternoon session things were patched up
for the present justice Hogan parolinG father
and son until Saturday.
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Mi.s Gree. ..s Miss jackson Get Medals.

Aliss Green and Miss Jackson Get Medals.
A very pleasant sntsrtsinmsnt was given
yesterday afternoon In Public School II. Jer-
soy City. Principal Sweeney OF the High School
gives gold medal annually to tho pupil OF o
grammar school making the highest average
in the examination for admission 10 the High
Ieons jackson tied with e percentage OF
0G 5-lo out OF possible lEn: A. % the medal MEDIA
hees OF the Board OF Education furnished q
duplicate OF the Sweeney medal, They were
presented 70 the winners yesterday afterno9n
whole school and o large attendance Of parents
AAd friends.
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There 10 a rumor In Washington tonight to
the effect that the President has offered to ap-
point Treasurer Huston Minister to Russia In
THE TRENTON LEGIsLATURk
What VIII Jersey no with Its o460, eco
Direct Tax Restoratlon1

What Will Jersey no with Its o460, 600
Direct Tax Restorations
TRENTON. March 1O.-Ths substitute for the
General Tax bill. forshadowed in Yesterdays
dispatches. made Its appearance In the House
tonight and was ct once got to . second read
ing. Beyond the creation of State Board to
eQualizs. revise. and enforce the payment OF
taxes there Is no amendment to the present
law. save that no deductions Of tax will bs al
lowed for mortases indebtedness.
Five thousand COPIES OF the now bill were
ordered printed. Mr.. DAILY OF Hudson intro
ducsd a Joint resolution authorizing ths
Governor to appoint a Commission OF three to
prepare and report to the next Legislature .
criminal code and q code OF criminal proce-
dure.
Tho House adopted Joint resolution formal
ly accepting at the hands OF tho Government
tho $A50.OOO direct tax apportloned back to
TGs ms%bers s'e of S' the E1scS.iSe Se tomnitte.
Of the State Board OF Agriculture were In ses.
ston here all day yesterday .t,s considering how
last decided to ask GOV .AbSett to allow them
70 use the money to form the pucleus Of .
rs na Ss ns the
shall receive q share to repair and improve the
Tho project was submitted to tho Governor
stderation, and the ayriculturists:. headed by
Edward Burroughs. think he will favor tho
Rroect PGiticians h3weyer ave- aver Il thss 6o the
sinews OF war for his new state police force.
Mr. Burroughs said that IN 1895 zig 10y Of
to tbs Stte the United
which ie based the present public school iund
q the State. That was what suggested TO
Holiday bill.
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zESzkNoY FOR BOSTON DRuNxs.
A Bin to Let Them 90 a. Soon 80 The!
Sober or Eusugh to Ask the Privilege.

A Din to Let Them 90 ~ Soon es They
Sober or EnenEh to Ask the Privilege.
BOSTON. March 10.-Boston will bs paradise
for "drunks" II tho House COMMITTEES on tho
Judiciary reports fsvorably upon bill which
was considered BY the committee to-day. 1t
provides for the release OF every drunk as soon
a. he sobers off enough to make formal re-
quest for freedom, II he can prove that he has
not been arrested for drunkenness twice before
WITHIN the preceding twelve months. II the
prisoner doesn't know enough to ask for his
release the BIZ psoyiGss Sh.t the Hcer
tify him OF his rights. After being
notified ~ tho prisoner insists upon remai Mug
IN his cell the regular legal machinery will be
started ard be will bs taken to tue Island il he
can't pay his fine
The object OF the bill is to deal moro leniently
with casual drunks and to provide N ore severe
punishment for habitual drunkards. There is
more than an even chance Of this OF. a similar
measures going through both branches OF the
leKislRtute.
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showed Her Marriage Certificate.

August Meyer OF i21 Orchard street quar-
relied with Mrs. Joyce. neghbor on Monday
night, an intimatcd that she was living with
a man without having gone through the
formula OF marriage service.
rested. Il the EsssS hsrEs. PSlios 90 Cours M yss. s
tsrdey she produced her marriage esrtifcAts,
and Justice RyAp hRcd the prisoner tlQ.
The sun., 1891-03-11

Tho trial In the General Sessions. bsfors Re-
cordsr smyth. Of Nathan Becker. tailor Of 81
Avenue A, charged with arson In the nrst de-
gree In setting FIRE to his tailor shon ended
last evening. In his summing up for the de-
trict Attorney Wellmkn. the prosecutor. had a
way of laughing, in tho examination OF wit.
nesses particularly. that greatly distressed
him. Mr.. House. Indeed. the laugh reminded
him OF the laugh OF hyenA When be summed
up for Tho people. II was noticed that Mr.. Well.
man had changed his lau9h.
At 1880 the Jury. being unable to agree upon
Q verdict. WAS locked up for the night
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WINNIE VANCE sTops A TRAM
6he Was on tho Elevated Railroad 0tru,
ture LOOKING for Her Runaway DOG.

6n0 was On tho Elovate0 AAlIrOo0 Dsf0os
ture Looking for Her Runaway DOG.
A. L. Vance. assistant general manager OF
the light and power department OF the Edison
General Electric Company. lives at 2a7 West
134th street. His household includes . 8k-
year.old daughter. Winnie. and Q pet dog.
which is Winnte's especial pct.
The child SaI was ,bs PLAYING outside tho houss
trotted after him as fast as her email feet
peared ar9und the corner. Winnie stlll fsl-
lowed until she came to tho steps leading to
tho 136th street station OF the elevated railroad.
Then Z popped into her small head that ths
dog must have gone up to the station. She fol.
loved. and IN some way slipped BY Ticket
When Weiss hrst saw. her she was standing
between the tracks. and a. up.train had come
child would try to cross tho track. Weiss ran
down the track and brought the child back to
the station and turned her over to Policeman
Cohen.
On tho way to tho station Cohen met Q lady
who recognized Winnie and told him where
she lived. Mrs. Vance did not know the child
hal gone away. and the. pct dog had got tired
of his run and had gone back home.
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Starving Herself Through Pride.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,. March 10.-Miss Nellie
Mcdonald. aged 10 years. was found uneon-
ecions Of her room by Mrs, Nsff Of 2l0 Broad
stree. this morning. She was taken to the
Emergency Hospital. where she partly. 10.
six months ago she left homo because her
father objected I? the attentions Of . Yopne
NE b.ss as bsss ,h. cen
Her Illness 10 att ibuted to the fact that Of late
she has had very little to do and was out Of
flcient food to sustain life. She was too oproud
to 20 home. Her recovery is very doubtful
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saved His Horse from the Lions.

who has contract TO furnish meat to the anil.
custody Of Long Island City detectives ysster-
day by Justice Murray In the Yorkvtlls Police
Court Glazer 10 wanted Tor stealing horse
harness. and wagon from The stables Of Joseph
ssyenty-fourth street horse market to Reed for
t2.h0 Johntra was looking out ior his horse.
and had Reed arrested.
The sun., 1891-03-11
VIII Keep Out tho Claim Agents.

WASHINGTON. March l0.-Assisrsnt Secretary
Nettleton has notified claim agents and others
interested in claims under the direct tax act
that all payments under that act will bs made
to tho States from which they were collected
claim agents and others will not BE- allowed 70
examine the direct tax records Of the depart
mept unless they are authorized By the States
to do SO.
The sun., 1891-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Twslvs thousand
dollars constituted tho receipts Of the nrst
days sale OF seats for Bernhsrdt's engagement
here. and when the box oflce closed at o'clock
this evening hundreds OF people were still In
line clamorinH for tickets. Numbered checks
were issued to them so that they would not
lose their opportunity to purchase seats to-mor.
row morning when the sale will be resumed.
Tbis ie tho first, time such move has been
Who had hoped to ireeae iegitimate buyers OUT
OF their places, which in numerous instsnces
were obtained on Sunday afternoon in pitt
OF seat ever known ut the capitol, and an est.
mate places the receipts for tho weeks On.
RaRemept at S25,0 600.
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Protection. In tho Ph,l,pp,ns Islands.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The United States
Consul at ths Philippine Islands mas informed
the Secretary Of State Of recont changes In the
customs tariH OF tho.e islands. The increase
OF ifty per cent. he discharging and con-
abolished. AS is alsn the export duty on to-
baccO; For the special purpose Of protecting
Barcelona manufactures the duties are In
and stockings, undsrSl0thing silk goods. aud
Woousn goodo.
The sun., 1891-03-11
Harrigaa Turning His Real Estate late
Money.

Tho fact that Edward Harrlgan had sold his
homo at IA Perry streetlsd to rumors In theat-
rlcal circles that he was financially smbar.
rasssd. When the story reached Mr.. Hsrrl-
gan yesterday he laughed. He said he bad
made money By the trans action He wanted
the money. he said. to put into hianew theatre
He denied that he Rold his property In Madison
avenue. opposite MT Morris Park. but said
that was because he had not Got his price ret.
He is ready to sell y, for his present ambition
his new theatre. He has leased q house for his
homo In Forty fourth street, between Broad.
MAY and EiKhth aYanue
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Wants to be Hanged By .. Honorable Ar...

Wants to be Hanged by IN Honorable Kan.
WILxEsBARRE, March 1O.-The Sheriff OF Lu-
zsrne county to-day visited tho county prison
and read the death warrant to George ". Moss.
who murdered his wife here few months sso.
and who is TO BE- hanged ON March 26. The
doomed man heard the content Of The docu.
ment calmly, and vented to ! now Y Sheriff
Sheriff SAID that he would bs present Moss
said he would be glad to have him present. ar
he wanted to be hanged only BY an honorable
man.
The sun., 1891-03-11

Policeman EGas Falls Under . Fire Truck.
An alarm OF IRE at 1870 O'Clock yesterday az
tsrnoon sent the engines rattlinG through
Morrisania. and the policemen hurried out of
the station at l60th street and Third svenue
Just as Fire Truck SO came down the avenns
Policeman ERan stood opposite the station.
and the truck had nearly pnssed him. when ho
fell under It Fireman John Lynsgh who was
SI.s mSSnAssing ne he steering wheel swung the rear
from passing over Egan's body. but his leg
was crushed Just below tho knee. He was
sent TO the Harlem Hospital. ie says he was
Wsitlng TO get on horse car. 1t was said that
Egap tried to get on the truck and fell, but
this Is douied by Fireman Lynagh.
The sun., 1891-03-11
LIVE WARRINGTON T0PIca
Thiugs or Interest Happsniag In and Out
Of the Halls or Congress-.

WASHINGTON. March 10. - The various
Farmers Alliance representatives. in and
out OF Congress who have been visitag
Washington lstely are taking occasion
through the medium of mass meetings and
club gatherings to make known TO the public
their views on financial and other questions.
The meeting hold last week,at which Senator'S
elect PETER and Kyle and Reprssentativs-eiec
Jerry Simpson talked SO forcibly. was followed
last night by gathering OF the True Common
wealth Club. Senstor-slect Pefsr was the
principal speaker OF the evening, And hs save
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Has the A. ID. II. Company HearA sf This
OrAinaucee

Charles Hay. IN American District Telegraph
messenger. aged II years. fell victim yestsr-
day to tho ordinance which was passed on Oct
23 and signed BY Mayor Grant on March 4.
cards in the streets Tho lad was caught dis.
trbntng clrculers. advertising meetings to be
held at the Baptist Church OF tho Redeemer. In
front Of the church. Justice Diver fnsd him
S5 In the Harlem Court
William Harney. also messenger. was ar
iributng circulars advertising q lecture by
Erastus Wiman en- the subject: Shall the
United State. Annex Canada or Shall Canada
By Justice Hogan at the Tombs Court.
The sun., 1891-03-11
INTOLERABLE ECZEMA.
Two Boys Seriously Anccted-Doctos
and all Remedies Fail-Cured
by Cuticura.

Two Of my boys werc seriously affected with
had tried all remedies by physicians, who
failed 70 relieve US; bus IA qnS Pms, month iF9m ths
time ! began using CvTiCURA REMMEDIES M
five months. ] would recommend them 70 all
CALEB XBER. Vienna, Warren CO., MI.
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Henry Willard Sail. To-day.

,has nenry Willard is booked to sail In the steam
.s'p ..' LAIN for Bremen this morning. Wall
In Intspded departure but to eli inquirers
oeIco that bis mission concernsd only
The sun., 1891-03-11
Taxing All the shoe.bsrgsr Bensr.ot,ens.

The report Of Appraiser Dunnell Van schalck
upon the estate OF John II. shosnbsraer. who
gave tl,295 900 for charitable purposes in this
city and Psnnsylvania, was submitted TO Sur.
Logate Ransom. yesterday. Mr.. Van Schalck
collateral inheritancs tax The testator's prop.
erty In this state Ia valued at s53l.0lO. and tile
rest OF his estate Of nearly $4.O0D, 900 consists
Of real and personal property In Pennsylvania.
Kentucky. and Ohio. decision upon o motion
TO confirm the report was reserved.
The sun., 1891-03-11
Why Suffer Ono Moment

From tortnring and d!silguring skin diseAses
when T. single application OF the CUTlCURA
REMEDIES will. In the great majority Of oaseA,
afford instant relief In tho most Agontzing Of
itching, burning, scaly., crusted; pimply. apd
loas ~ hair. and point to q speedy. permanent.
and economical curop
The sun., 1891-03-11
The Green Flag.

A delegation representing tho A. O. II. called
At the Mayors of1ce yesterday with request
thAS hf SrSsp Gag bs displayed on the City
The sun., 1891-03-11
Annoying Eczema

A gentleman in the house (Mr. Thomas Car.
teri had what was called tetter or salt lheum
on his hand. and 1t began spreading apd sn.
nSyUs Ir9 aG yTsy % hsS
entirely cured him. so he has never had any.
thing Ike att It since IN He wished me to ssy xhSn
diseases, Mrs. VAN WlOKLE
S92 Atlantic ay. Brooklyn, N. Y,
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AEgravating Eczema

Having had An aggravated case Of ecssmA
on ankle and knee OF two years' standing,
was induced to try your CUTlCUNA RENE:
would with confidence recommend them 10
others similarly afflicted.
]. CARTER, 404 L. 123d st., New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-22
IN THE COKE REGIONS,

Pinkerton Detectives to be Distrib-
uted Among the Works-Ital1ans on
Their Way to Take the Places of
Strikers.
ScoTTDALE, April 21.-About 600 Pink
coke region tonight and distributed
around the different works where the
most strenuous efforts are being made to
resume. The strikers have bitter dislike
for the Pinkertons and have often express
ed the desire that they could wipe them off
the face of the earth. Their coming only
means further trouble, which will certainly
follow owing to the hatred in which they
are held.
A batch of $50 Pinkertons arrived here
to-day and all were placed on duty at
Leisenring No. 2 where extraordinary eff
forts will be made to start in the morning,
against the protests of the strikers. All of
the new and unwelcome guards are well
armed With Springfield rifles, and are a
determined set of men.
There are 500 or 900 Italians on their
way and they will be stationed at both the
Frick and Mcclure works in the morning.
It is said they have been gathered up
throughout the Punxsutawney coal region.
The labor leaders are combining their
forces of speakers and will make
every effort to persuade the foreigners to
leave. This importation of Italians simply
means the beginning of a wholesale i'm
portation of foreign labor that has beer
threatened for a long time by the opera
tors. This, in connection with the Pinker
ton men, will make the situation here al
once more interesting and dangerous.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-22

Notice to the Public.
TTNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
i firm name of Human & Morse has been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. John Morse retir
ing. I can be found at my old Office. SO Church
street, Room 1, where shall continue to carry
on the Real Estate, Loans, Investment Securities
and all kinds of Insurance, which have con-
Quoted for the last 20 years.
ap22 1t L. B. HUMAN,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

A lady who has died in Glasgow has bequeath-
ed G7O,OC0 to General Booth for the Salvation
army.
The governor of Buenos Ayres has rejected
the proposal to reform or to Gquidate the pro-
vincial bank.
The remains of man were found yesterday in
the ruins of barn at Bangor, Me-, that was
burned last December. They are supposed to be
those OF a tramp.
It is reported that the Chilian ironclad Blanco
EncaIada has been sunk of Autofagasta, on the
Bay of Moreno, by torpedo. The report has
not been confirmed
The first day g run at the Edgar Thomson steel
works at Braddock, Pa was marked by fright
full explosion of gas resulting in the serious
burning of six workmen.
The directors Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad company yesterday declared quarterly
dividend of IA per cent. on the preferred stock
payable May Is. This is an advance of u per
cent.
A gardener named Damn, living in the village
of Albrectshain, Germany, murdered his wife
and four children with a Ratchet yesterday ano
then hanged himself. He is supposed to have
become insane through worry over fiuancia
| troubles.
In the United States district court yesterday
| A. ]. Powelson of Brooklyn, N. Y, was held il
81 900 for trial the charge of receiving NOR,
money in a pension case than is allowed by law
The victim of his alleged extortion is an aget
| lady Of Boston, q soldiers widow. His last re
quest-'Send $50 more, case all right"-had jus
of the rejection of the claim was received from
| another source.