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THE CABINET ON 4 VACATION

Attorney-GeneralM Miller, the Only Member
Left. Starts This Week u Summer Trip
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-In o day or two tho
Capital will be without Cabinet officer.
Attorney General Miller Is the only member OF
the Cabinet now here. and he and Mrs.
Miller will leave tho city this week on their
summer trip for which. according to Gus
tom. they have not as yet settled upon
any very definite plans beyond the
fact that on the 18th inst. they expect to be
in Bennington as the guests OF Secretary and
Mrs. Proctor. The Attorney General dislikss
to undertake for pleasure any iourn ey OF which
the exact route ha. been mapped out before-
hand. preierring TO go from one place 10 an
9,her 9Th as the fancy takes him Mrs Miller say;
some OF tho mos,thoroughlye ENJOYABLE outings
have been undertaken in this manner. Tho
project started earlier In the summer, Of going
been abandoned, although 1t Is possible that
after the visit to bennington they may con-
cluGo to take q carriage and drive through
some parts Of Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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VICE RULES THE STREET,
BROADWAY CARS RUN BETWEEN ROWS
OF OPEN DIIES.
TO Church or 60 tho Theatre AGronte<
Daily by the Hideous Shameiessness q
Which the Police Arc Hind and Ne n To

ToanE Women Goisg to Bu.iness. raniiiss
TO Church or TO tho Theatre AEronseA
Daily by the Hideous Shameiessness
Which the Police Arc Blind and Dear To.
Tho notorious women Of Capt. Brogans pre-
cinct now carry on their trade In the sight Of
the men and women who ride on the Broad.
way cars. While Broadway is torn up tho cars
OF that line. instead of turning with the street
at Fourteenth street. go down University place
by Washington square and through Wooster
street. Some time ago The Sun found it
necessary to call the attention OF tho officials
at Police Headquarters to the fact that vice
was so openly Haunted in the Fifteenth pre-
cinct that Capt. Brogan could not so to OF
from his station without being compelled to
witness the orgies that occurred In the vile
dens. Inspector Steers took hold OF ths mate
ter. and for n time the standard OF decency was
raised. 1t was only for time. but long enough
to show that the police can maintain public
decency whom they try to.
Now every passenger who travels on the
broadway line must close his or her eyes -
tho car goes through tho street or else must
be a witness to the atrocious conduct OF pretty
nearly the lowest creatures that live In New
gush himself again. Il he had been op
he xou a,e .e sss ss
= biesr: eyed woman. PARTY dressed. with
SSs BINDS As,. ss.ss stsf s;i ss;:
opened. and she hissed her invitation loud
enough Tor the men and women who were re.
turning from church on the car to hear her.
Of the car look curionsly. al the creature In tho
Ttndow Her attention had been attracted BY
mother; who sat beside her. question. and
ne Monla nave seen LOOK OF horror on the
..IIs;s 81 YOU'D ssy. seen woman in the window
OF the house next door; and next and next In
these creatures sat and called ard beckoned
and insultod men and women In the very pres
snee Of pslisemen Of the Fii,eenth precinct.
were the closed shutters, but In every house
whore the .shutters were closed the stats were
open and the women we're IN plain sight
ssrs wsrs Of hs
scter OF tho women in the windows. ana they
called 70 passers-by who were on their way
aH3T9 ff9H church. rh The streets were alsd with
pie living in. the street IN houses side
impos sible to keep tho children OF the street,
n1dsss and dhes watched and watched tho women and
This was on Sunday. The scenes on week
days are worse still. and Just as many 4 not
s the %sss S e..
early morning young women pass By on their
way to business down town. in the afternoon
mothers and their dapehters. who arc at s!l
suggestion Of It. and in the evening again the
young women who earn their own livineL
After dark women from the windows como out
IL s1 Sod a men 1%s wa :A and these
things are Witnessed there by the mon and
women on their way to and from the theatres
in the cars.
The police Of tho Fifteenth district are re-
sponsible for this condition of affairs. They
could keep the street decent II they wanted to
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FATALLY STADBED By WOMAN
She Was Playing Craps In the Early Morn
ing and Resented Interference.

ing and Resented Interference.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9.-Durine an alterca-
tion early this morning between Frank Hetzel-
berger. white. and Ida Howard. colored. the
woman stabbed hetzelbercer In the breast
causing . wound from which he bled to death
in twenty minutes. At half past 4 o'clock this
morning tho Howard woman and two colored
men were sitting on O step on Lisbon street.
asmall thoroughfars in the heart OF the slums.
Hetzelberger and two brothers named Nor
rison came un the street and stopped to watch
the game. The woman resented this, and
words passed between her and the three men.
Finally Hetzelberger and his companions
walked away. stopping at the corner Of the
street to talk with some people there. While
they were standing there the Howard woman
ran up and struck HezelberRer In tho head
two or three times and then stabbed him In
the breast After stabbinR HetzelberRer the
woman ron away and made her escape. but
was afterward captured by the police.
had been STABBED. AS quickly as possible he
Was removed TO the hospital. but died three
minutes after his admiss ion from loss Of blood.
An exnmin alton Of tho body showed that he
had been stabbed irectly over tho heart. the
cut severinR the pulmonary artery. Tho How
ard woman was committed wthou: bail TO
await the result OF the Coroner's inquest; She
is a notorious character and for a number OF
tho police.
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WAS NACKLEBERRY MURDERED 3
Joseph Smith - Wanted In Paterson I
Answer for HIS Death.


PATERSON. Aug. 9.-John Mackleberry. aged
Is. died to-day at St. Joseph's Hospital OF
conclusion OF the brain. 1t was frst
supposed to be the result Of an
accident, but It now looks like a
murder. and Joseph Smith. who 10 said to be
q Brooklyn Bridge policeman. is suspected Of
being the murderer. At all events. he is the
man the police are now looking after. and ho
is believed to be in hiding in this city
Mackleberry. who Is blacksmith's helper.
boarded with Smiths sister at IA Passaio
street. 1t is alleged that there was an old
grudge between the two men. but the two got
The hrst report was that they. got into a
drunken skylark. during which Mackleberry
fell down an area and fractured Icy tea MS skr.
had quarrel. No particulars are given out by
the police. for fear that Smith will make his
escape. but half the force arc now on the
hunt smiths home In passHie rd st5est T,e
cule the Idea Of foul play. but they decline to
give any particulars.
The nelRhbors say that Mackleberry was q
very steady Old man temperate in his HABITS
Is stI ong belief that 1t ts case Of foul play.
But up to the present writing the evidence Is
wholly crcumstantial. The fracas. or what
in r9ns Of The tbnE bbnrdns Il
fnss peteettVe Ct W Magic won't to New York o.nishs
on the strength OF despatch that Inspector
Byrnes had arrested joseph Smith. the 81 al
Acting Sergeant Hayes. at the office Of tho
bridge police. last night said that there was o
Joseph Smith connected with the bridge force.
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THE CODE IN MEXICO.
Two Army Ondcers Fight with Swords
One OF Them Badly Hurt

One OF Them Badly Hurt
CRY OF MEXICO. Aug. "A duel was fought
at Piedad.n near here. on Thursday morning. be-
tween Coils. Francisco Nevoa and Manuel
Blanco. The duel was brought about by dis
pute. Nevoa had for his seconds Gen. Flores
and Col. Rodrigo Valdes. and Banco was sup
ported by Deputies Francisco Romero a cele-
brated duelltst. and Antonio Tovar, the author
OF the duell!ng code OF Mexico. The arms
chosen were swords. and according to the re-
port It was to have been a duel to the death.
The ssau!rs. after tho signal for attack was
given. were ten. In these ten assaults B!anco
was wounded In the right arm and In the
throat. and wa. finally laid out by thrust In
the liver. giving up after he became so weak
that he could not stand up whom the seconds
ordered the duel to stop.
Sevoa had several scratches mono however
worth mentioning. In Wow oi the TACT that
President Dlaz forbade dnelling in the army BY
Especial decree some months ago. 1t Is prob
rest and punished.
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JOSEPHITE MORMONS.
They Expect. that Many Former PoIygn.
mists VIII Join Them.

They Expect. that Many Former PolyEn-
mists VIII Join Them.
OGDEN. Utah. Aug. "a meeting OF the elders
OF the Jossphite branch OF the Mormon Church
OF Utah was held in this city yesterday. Itwas
decided to negotiate with Joseph Smith. Jr.,
the present head OF the Church. who resides In
Lamont Iowa. for the removal OF the head
quarters Of tho church to Ogden: also to Offer
him inducements to take up his residence here.
Several OF the elders asserted that the Brig
hamits or Utah Mormon Church is on tho eve
OF great upheaval. and that thousands Of Its
followers will decide to come over theto primi.
tive Mormon Church. Since the alleged aban-
donment OF plural marriages the people see 20
great difference between the two branches, bu:
will be more likely to favor the JoseDhites In
order to get back into favor with the Govern
nent.
The latter sect has never had any collision
with tho powers that be. and will. OF course. bs
moro favored by the on1cials. One man ad-
vances the idea that should the secession from
the Brigham Young wing be large the Govern
mont will probably release some Of tho Church
property connscated under tho Edmunds act.
and place tho new establishment inposs ession
for nominal consideration.
The meeting WAS secret one. and 1t was
only late at night that news OF the proceedings
The prophet. Joseph Smith. In the presence
OF large congregation. ordained young Smith
- his successor as prophet and seer. After
his death Brigham Young usurped his author.
into the polygamous branch. Young Smith or
ganized monoGamous branch, which now
half tho number being In Iowa The recent do.
eetslon Of the supreme Court that the temple At
reorganized branch gives ground TO hope that
II there. WAS division among the Utah Nor
mons. the Supreme Court would hand over to
the JoeephItos much OF the Church property
which has been confiscsted. and which Is val.
ued at half million: L Is proposed TO erect e
accomplished. as tho headquarters OF the Jo-
eophiteH
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The Thermometer At Perry's pharmacy. In rHs suH
Hiding record the tempe ysstsrd q folleNss



LOCAL FORECAST
UsITxn STATS WEAYHHR BuRKAUl
Nsw YoRK CIR. Aug o As9i.
Local forecast for New York city aud Vicinity till
sP Monday; Gener ally fair. with considerable sui
triness; warmer, southeast windA Tuesday fair aud
warm E. B. DUss Local Forecast OmciaL
WARRINGTON FORECAST I'LL =. Il sospAE.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland aastsfA
PsnpsylvauiA and Delaware. continued warm: soushs
sry Winds; fair weather, local thunder ssorms srs
likely Monday night
For Massachusstts, Rhode Isl and. and eonnsetisut
warmer; southsriy winds; far vsatherS local raina
are Nksly Monday night
For NeW Jrsev AMI eaI,ern Sev York, soAav sOdvs,t
generally fair veataer; souther!v ,oirds local yata4
win hundey storms. are liable Monday nfeAs
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont scattered
showers; warmer; soatherly winds for western HsV
York warmer; southwesterly winds; local rains ana
likely thunder storms In tho evening
For western Psnn.ylvania and Ohio generally fAts.
except local rains or thunder storms IN the evening
along tho lake shore south westerly winds; nearly
stationary temperature. bus becoming cooler xsudAy
night
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KILLED HIS FATHER.
A. Old Mans Abuse OF His Family Leads
TO His Death.

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 9.-About 8 o'clock this
morning Charles Nieman. aged 20. shot and
instantly killed George Nieman. his father.
George Nieman was u cobbler. and lived at ls
German street. He had been divorced from
his wife. but still lived In the Same house. He
had frequent quarrels with her and the chill
dren.
This morning he came down stairs. and do.
mnnded that the door he opened. which was
done Just before he opened tho door his son
Charles took q loaded revolver from ths mantel
and put II IN his pocket. fearing that his father
might get it,
The old man entered the room an1 began to
abuse his son. and finally assaulted him. The
boys mother fnterisrer. but. was roughly
pushed inside by her divorced husband. and
fbsn e pushed lis SON oup Of the room G,u and
backed him down stairs.
At the foot Of these stairs is a yard. As soon
as he reached the bottom OF tho steps Charles
stepped back and drawing the revolver. fired.
killing his father ipslantly, The boy was ar.
Morgue.
The sun., 1891-08-10
Pre.,d.u. Polk Forbid. tn. Fusion.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 9.-On Friday combi-
nation was made at Lafayette between the
Farmers Alliance and the anti-lottery wing Of
the Democratic party. by which tho Alliance
was to name tho Governor, and did name its
President. T. 8. Adams. for this ONCE. and was
to Join in the fight against the lottery COM
pany. dropping the Ocala platform for the
present. The other State officers we're alot.
ted between tho two factions. The combina-
tion was broken up to-day by telegram from
President Polk. head OF the Alliance In tho
United Statns. protesting against and prohib-
itinG the com mbination between the Alliance
and the antl-lottery Democrats as against the
con stitutlon OF the order. The action OF Presi.
dent Polk threatens to produce split In the
Alliance In the South.
The sun., 1891-08-10
THEATRICAL FOLK ON THE AuR4NIA.

Avon Saxon Comes Over for HIS yaca tion
Cora Tsnner About to Begin Work.
The Cunard steamer Aurania. which arrived
at her pier last night. had on her passenger
list number OF well-known theatrical people.
Avon Sax on. who has been playing Friar Tick
in the opera Ivanhoe" at D'Oyly Carte's The
atre came over to spend six weeks vacation
here. Mr.. Saxon says that he is going back TO
appear, In Massager's new opera. La Bs-
Col. ". E. Sim and his wIle. Cora Tanner
were also on the AuraniA Cora Tanner will
open at the Lee u A,epps S Academy In BIeoklyn
H G. Jacobs. James Don aldson. Miss Harriet
E. Downing. and Tom Whifien were also on tho
The sun., 1891-08-10
yOTIISGS ABOUT TOWN,
Eighty excise arrss<s Yesterday.

NIKHFJ eAVWe HTfes<3 ySbISruhy
Music In PsrAdiss Park this evening At O'Clock BY
Connors Eighth Regiment Band.
The body Of sevsn.yeArold Harry Cannon Of eS7
Eleventh Avenue MAS found Yesterday IN the Sorth
River at the foot OF Fsrtyseventh street
LAvrsuce hcDs mott for twenty two years keeper
In the TombS Prison. Transferred the Jefferson
Market prtsdn BY the Commssioners OF Charities and
Gorrsc on Saturday, The transfer made At xc
Dsrmosrs request
Capt J. Palmer Cotton, r, s. A, Worlds Fair Com
missioner, arrived yesterday the steamship Ceres
from Honduras Gen. Edward Sewdigatf. lovsrnor
and Compand:rin Chief OF tue Bermuda IsiAndA ar
rived on the oIiroco.
A.ieom J. Asnonad, housssmith ~ho vas smoking
on tue roo: of the house t56 Thirty seventh
suest where he v-, fell At halt past four yssts rdsy
Afernoon he struck his right side and vas killed
RpayaIjdsd tVrt'
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The weather.

fhe Governments Thermometer recorded N aximum
temperature OF only 10 yesterday but the humidity
stood stationary At Is all day. and . emile wind
afforded little relief.
The warm wave spreads steadily eastward. It
was warmest Yesterday IN The States east OF the
Mississippi reaching maximum of &C. At Chicago.
Cleveland. ST. Louis. and MONTGOMERY. Evsrywhsrs
east OF Kansas II WAS about 90. except the
north from this city. The heat nay hang for
several days yet The low pressure stretches in .
trough the northern part OF the country from
Minnesota to eastern Canada and tho high pressure
tho south Atlantic States West OF Kansas there
fall OF l0' IT, but prospect OF cool wave;
the fall being temporary and creating only local
showers in Dakota Iowa, and nlinos Heavy rain fsn
At Buffalo and at Tampa
The Thermometer At Perrys pharmacy. In THs suH
The sun., 1891-08-10
RIOTING At LITTLE FERRY:
A Salvation Army Meeting Attacked BY
Brickyard Laborers.

HAcKESsAcK. Aug. "a gang Of br!ckyard
laborers went to the Salvation Army meeting
at Little Ferry on Saturday night to clean out
the small band OF religious workers. There
was knowledge OF their coming. however, and
The two policemen Of the scattering
village had called In two assistants. but
four men were not enough to control
the crowd. who just as the exercises we're about
to close began to curse loudly. As soon as the
officers tried to restore order rough and tum-
bio fight began. The four policemen began to
k99ss right ard let WITH tss. long spSs
sver they could seze.. and Salvation Army
Capt Saunders and his assistants. Lieut..
Heads we're cracked blood was spilled and the
religious meeting was broken up In little
county seat. An attempt will be made to con.
tinue the meetings under better police protec-
tiOn
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ATTEMPT TO POISON 4 FAMILY
Powdered Pumice Stone Put In Their
MIX, aud Three Persons Mxdo Sick.


PoUGHKEErsIE. Aug. 9.-On Friday night laet
Mrs. Heidman. wife OF Fritz Heidman OF ll9
Main street placed her milk pail In the front
hall Of the house to bs filed by the milkman In
tho morning. Yesterday morning Mrs- Held
man took her pail OF milk up stairs to use at
breakfast. MIRA Hsidman, with her two chill
dren and girl visitor from khinebeck. sat
down to breakfast together. and psrtook freely
OF the milk. After breakfast tho youngest
child was taken Ill and vomited violently and
Mrs. Heidman also began to feel sick. Dr..
Msrll was summoned. and asked what the
child had been eating. and thought the illness
AT supper Mr.. Heidman drank two cups OF
the milk and soon afterward he. too. was 81.
ip the. throat Then Mrs Heldman Thought
Held man examlnea the pan; fndins tie bot:
Last night the members OF the family were
OF the pail were aksn to Wilkinson 4 Roberts
drug store and annIyzed. The powder was as
ease has been placed IN ,hs hands Of the 20,
mads. The sick people are improving.
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Four Young Folks Drowned.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 9.-Four young people.
children OF prominent Milwaukee business
men. Were drowned at Lake Pewaukee. twenty
miles from hero to-day. They were out In a
small saiboat with three other young people.
A s0ua!l struck the boat. capsizing It, 1t
was heavily ballasted and sunk almost imme-
the water. The names Of tho drowned are AZ
bert and Emma Earth. Martha Kindling and
CLARA slsgler. their ages ranging from 10 to ~
years
Their fathers are Louis Kindling. Peter
BaIth, aud Leopold sisgler Tho young people
kee. which is a ravotite resort for Mlwau-
kians
The sun., 1891-08-10
He Had Jersey CITY Police Badee No. I,

Chief Murphy Of Jersey City was notified
last night that a man had been arrested In
Montgomery street, Jersey City He had In
his possession Jersey City police badge No. l
and loaded revolver. few hours before the
information was received, John Reynolds. =
pens ioner Of the Police Department, reported
that his house in Grand street had been en-
tered by burglar on Saturday night
The burglar carried of his revolver. a gold
watch and rhain. and the badge he wGrs when
NJ. /. The address Miller gave. 23 Mont
gomery street. IL tho Office OF District Attorney
Charles II. Winfield. 4 detective will be sent
ton Of Miller until Iequisltion papers can be
The sun., 1891-08-10
THE WHISKER PULLERS.
War OF Vicious Gang OF Hoodlums on
CnOdendinS Jews.

War OF . Vicious Gang OF Hoodlums on
CnOhendinG Jews.
Lane Sandlein. Is years. OF 900 Boerum street
WilliamsburGh. was arrested lest night and
locked up in the Stage street police station for
sssaultinG Hyman Swiniskoy OF 81 Cedar
street. Swiniskey is Hebrew.
Tho boys Of that section Of Williams burch
called Durch,own have declared war against
the Hebrews. and have organized themselves
into a gang. They call themselves the
"Whisker Pullers."
The nuisance has grown to such an extent
that a committee OF the Hebrew, waited on
Mayor Chaplin ani asked protection. Tne
Mayor has n @ whiskers. He referred the pe-
titioners TO the police.
Two boys were caught last week and sent to
prison BY Justice kenna- Justice GREETING
su spen nded sentence on another boy. and prom
isei that the next one caught should be made
an example Of to the whole gang. Policeman
Hall saw the attack on Swin!skey.
The sun., 1891-08-10

Engine Of the New York and Sea Beach
Railroad. drawing an excursion train OF twelve
cars. all crowded with passengers from Bay
Ridge. jumped the track within twenty yards
OF thu Concy Island depot yesterday. and car
Iied with 1t three cars.
The train was running very slowly at tho
time Of the accident. aud shaking up was all
the injury the passengers received. They got
engine back on the trscS. The road was block
cd more than an hour.
The sun., 1891-08-10
HOTTEST OF THE SEASON.
Sweltering Weather In tho West-victin
OF the Heat.

sweltering Weather In tho West-victins
ofthe Heat.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-This has been tho hottest
day OF the season. the thermometer reaching
1OO' at various points In the city at midday.
There was q brisk breeze. but 1t seemed 10
come from furnace.
A number Of sunstrokes are reported. At 1
o'clock this afternoon q violent electrical
storm had tho effect Of slightly cooling the at
nosphers.
PIrrsBuRo Aug. 9.-To-daY was the hottest
o5 the ysa5 The maximup Temperature waa
showed II. At T r. II. Il it "; was ss 81. s'1''
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-It WAS exceedingly warm
to-day. but tho beat was somewhat mitigatsd
by an occasional cool breeze The mercury
reached the highest point Of the season. mark:
ing 90 in the shade at p. n. A number Of
The sun., 1891-08-10
STIBBED 4 DOZEN TIMES.
Princhel Was Visiting Mrs. Estorge When
EstOrSe Came Home.

ferdinand Estorge. negro. stabbed Nelson
Princhel. also colorod twelve times last night.
Estoree is 80 years old and lives at $50 West
Eighteenth street. Princhel lives at 262 West
Eighteenth street. EstorGe says his wife aud
Princhel have been together too much lately.
He did not think anything was wrong until
he got homo about Q o'clock last night, and
then he says he found them together. He had
knife which he used in his trade. He leaped
on Princhel and stabbed him again and again
PrincheI and Mrs Estorge both deny the
story OF Estorge. Princhel said he happened
In the house accidentally. and meeting Mrs.
Estoroe, whom he knew. he spoke to her,
Just then Estorgs came In and leaped on him
Princhsrs wounds. are not dangerous. He
was sent to the New York Hospital and Estorge
was locked up.
The sun., 1891-08-10
FLOOD AGAINST F4SsETT,
A Lively Struggle for the Mastery In he
mung County.

mung County.
ELM1RA. Aug. 9.-Ths political contests now
in progress In ChemunG county are among the
hottest ever known In this hotbed OF political
contention. The Republican party held eau
cuses in n number OF districts in the county on
Friday night to elect delegates 10 the County
Convention to bs held on Saturday next nt
TO the State and Senate Conventions
AT these caucuses was pollsd the largest vote
The opposing factions were led ny Collector
Iaeselt on the enc side and ex Congressman
T. S. Flood and his brother. Postmaster Henry
Flood. on the other.
Out of the 1856 delegates to this Convention
~ we're elected at these Friday night eau
cuses. OF these the Fassett an have "a dele
gates Flood claims g5, although ~ OF these
are contested. In all the other districts except
night when the fight will be renewed.
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Where Yesterday. fire. Were.

A. M-4;so 800 West Twenty -nrst street. Frederick
Glocs, cooper. damage $50; SIS. awning 4o+ Pearl
street SO
p. M.-a;so. i,7sl Third avenue Henry Smith.
s2si s;s l7e nelanesy street Simon GsImsnsky, dam.
art studio 500 s'ol IS West twenty fourth street.
Mary ltArr,on, S. $50. nre $50 RiyngIoa srssL oc.
cgYted by A Bernstein, dAmAEe SlVu
The sun., 1891-08-10
Suicide In Newark.

NEWARK. Aug. 9.-Michael Nicholson. aged
3j jumped into the Passaic River this after-
noon and was drowned. He had no homo. Hs
lost employment through q strike here four
years ago and failed to get any other employ
York city.