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The sun., 1891-06-02
BURTLNG A CHINESE MASON.
TO Yang Hing Started for Chinese Heaveu
WITH blue Paper and Turkey.


with Blue Paper and Turkey.
BALTIMORE. June l.-The body OF Yo Yung
Hing. the Chinese Mason OF high degree who
died on last Monday. was laid awny In Mount
Olivet Cemetery this afternoon. Tho funeral
rites were celebrated in tho undertukers
establishment Two hundred Chinese Mnsons
took part in tho services. The peculiar exer-
discs that belong to the Chinese method Of
burial were held ana then. marshaled by the
Grand Master OF the lodge. a procession was
formed. Fifty hacks containing the mourners
followed the. body OF Yo Yune Hing. Tho
Great Southern Band headed the parade and
dozen native Chinese musicians discoursed
mournful dirges. a horse, saddled and bridled.
but rderless. was In the procession.
Slips OF blue paper Wero scattered all along
the line Of march The procession moved
down Baltimore. Eutaw. and Lex ington streets
to Howard. whore 1t was sw Yelled by Cinnamon
from tho Clay Street Temple. where services
wagon containing fowls and all Of Kings
earthly belopgipRe left the temple anil took its
paae. IN the line: Tho procession then moved
to Mt. ,Olivet Cemetery. There the celestial
was laid IN tho RrAye With becoming pomp.
Fowl aud other edibles were placed on the
grave. A large crowd Was attracted BY the
funeral.
The sun., 1891-06-02
CROWS l1IGHz1D ON Els HAE
psvs RsissnS Fixed Himself Up - Sea,
Cssv saA Wen . Gallon OF Whiskey.

Dsvs RslssnS Fixed Himself Up - . Scare
Ossv saA Wen ? oAlie. OF Whiekey.
sux4os. Juns i.-Jsiimsr Alanson 7. Croft
4 htsst Lake township placed an ef1Ry Of
lhsH "a biz eoznneld the other day. and be-
IN nndown three crows aliRhted on the
ksssaeow's hat and sat there for several min
ltA Dsvs Holcomb. who works for Farmer
6fs6. thinks there IL nothing 50 cunning on
saFsh y O. crow. and the sight Of tho three black
raseals on top Of bis employers old hat tickled
Dsp immensely. Tho boldness OF tho crows
dbplsassd the farmer, and he took Dave to
NJ iof being tickled about It Dave retorted
hdselarlng that Mr.. Groff might as we'll stick
stsa.hsr In tho ground and expect to keep the
aevs ont Of tho cornHeld With It as to set his
en- image. mp out there. and the discussion
bsesms 30 hot that Dave finally offered to bet
~ farmer gallon Of whiskey that no could
Nhimask MP and stand where the ecarecrow
~ Sna at leasttwo crows came and alighted
l,nsf droY snapped up the bet at once.
lad no pext morning Dave donned his best
NV o. clothes and took tho scarecrow's place
bsss Dnsa nhs ,ckeP Pat to the
Ns s!ee stuck bis hands In his pockets. braced
nD oack seainst post. and waited for tho
eesovSto come around and make themselves
Amsr. and while Dave wos posing he sat on
on porch, watched Dave every minute. and
d seannsd the eky for crows. Not a crow came
Shsh Dave adjourned for dinner he said he
etont been 50 hungry In dogs age.
,pasS took an hours nooning and then
ssea - again. Farmer 9roff Kept an eve on
q eloxs ~ sa out Of piece Of woods and alight
sn.i ~ ipe eofnne!d fence. They looked at Dave o
Os soS .. .1d tss9 the whole ioek aroee 10 . body
,ass tHsn sw up n5oMSi and perched on bsSes s9Ss
t.o tas.o aad shouteis and when they had sat
ssD0t 10y ,or -, minute or so Dave reached up and
ssoxs S Sas o. lhsm by the legs. All the other
~ SsI .ss sssompanlon futtering and squalling In
kS ssoaieerow' 'Shand. and Dave. who said he
In bnnsr bSSsr been so tired In his life. marched to
VhS Sss Stn ne noisy bird. and took o swig
The sun., 1891-06-02
HE'LL TESTIFY IN CONFIDENCE
Mr.. Murray Knows . Lot OF Dead Secrets
About the Chinese MIL.


About tho Chinese MIL.
The Twenty first District Republican Com.
mittse OF Inauisitors into the mysterious
workings Of the little Chinese mill. met last
night. Joseph Murray. tho ex-superintendebt
at the Custom House. was before them ns .
witness. He was expected 10 furnish startling
testimony concerning the way in which pro-
aress through the mill is snoothed to those
who are favored OF tho Mandarins:
The most definite charge that he made was
that system similar to the famous Terry.
Terry " pass word system 10 now IN vogue. He
confessed that he did not know lust how II
operated. but he seemed to he bursting With
startling information OF some other sort; The
com mittes did not get any OF u. for Mr.. Murray
EXPLAINED that he could only disclose II conh-
dentially, since much OF 1t was obtained from
Custom House officeholders whose chance OF
ever getting promotion through the Chinese
have talked.
service had deteriorated under Its operations
and he contemptu ously referred TO II rs run BY
a commission OF nine which was dominated by
three members Babcnck and Comstock who
are MuRwumps. and Pierce who L. Dem ocrat.
TIE name OF q friend named Spencer was
used IN Mr.. MurrRv's testimony. Committee.
man Hess seemed to recognize the namo and
He is Hustled handshaker. isn't he7"
mo" responded the ipterestinR witness, he
10 q sort OF Tom James handshaker."
The sun., 1891-06-02
Business Troubles.

Deputy Sheriff Haimbergsr closed mp yestsr.
day the store Of Morris Nathan. cigar manufac-
turer. at 402 Grand street. on an attachment
for sSol In favor Of Monroe L. Simon. granted
By Judge Van wyok. on the allegation that
Nathan had offered to sell goods below cost
that hs had disposed Of or sscreied bis pErop.
orty and that he owed large amount, which
BE was unable to pay In full ,
Bsul 4. H9mghar.y sonisssed Judgment =, yssG; ynG
sTeention Vas issuSd 10 Deputy SheHif fox,
Bspasy Sheriff McG!p9isso a. received yssItssSday
lIvine 10 New Jersey. Ia. q suit brought against
him by Cathnrine O'Neill.
The sun., 1891-06-02
rnp PASSES ron yux Ar co1uxnrx.
sophe~erss witt,iy lrske Themselves on.
noxlous 20 CenAiAaNes fhr AAniesaan. =.

Sophenerss Wittsly Make Themselves on
scxious 60 Candidates Tor As.issseu.
One hundred and thirty.nve young students
presented themselves yesterday ct Columbia
College as candidates for admission. The ex-
animation Yesterday was In Crock, under Prof.
Merriam. and the entrance examinations viii
be continued every day during the week. ~
The new mon who pass their examinations
successfully will constitute the class OF 's6
Tho former freshmen. class Of '9l. who have
become 'sophomores now. gathered In large
numbers around the college yesterday morn.
ing to guy tho new mon and impreAs upon
them sense OF their freshness. and Of the
superior cleverness and wit Of their perse.
cutors. the sophomores. "s5 Fresh" had b~sn
written In green ana white chalk upon tho
s,dewaik Leading to the college gate and on
Tho candidates were permitted to enter the
college grounds unmolested. and II was not
nntii they were al In the Greek room stud ylnR
Some body threw two or three huge giant iifs. ifs
crackers close up to- the door OF the room In
as as .Tsbs Ssbs psns and s
the hallway With smoke and the odor Of ibuYned
Iowi.ssr. .s Three or TOUR more more then wont on nn.
to see The hamor OF this distarbance. left t6e
room aud walked across the campus in the n
aud kept guard at the gates. '''"''N o''''0'
INC memOerb OF tn0 lunlOr CLnea mad
gathered meantime. determined to SEQ that the
new men were protected from tho attacks Of
the. .sophomores. They told the new fnen to
walt until all had finished the examination,
and then to- 10 ont in body. This plan WA
followed, and whom the sophomorrs saw the
freshmen coming out. escorted by the juniois.
the signal was given and desperate rush was
mnde upon them. The new mon were hustled
down the embanku,ent In quick order and hats
were smashed by the score. No one was hurt
and 80 the police merely watched tho serin1.
mayo with interest from the outside. -.
During the tusslo Dr. Fiske, . tutor IN mAth-
omatics. tried to escort two freshmen out In
safety. In the crowd be was jostled roughly.
and began 10 call the students towards. He
said. With a seriousness that these Witty riot.
ere mis,ook Tor Joke. that they ought TO be
ashamed Of themselves These emusLne anna
proceedings. Il is said that the tutor struck
one or two OF the students whereupon he wal
struck back. getting blows IN tho chest and
fnco. During tho trnuble DR.. Fiske was hiseed
By the bovs on the campus.
This evening the class OF '93 will celebrate
its triumph oyer LeRendre and mathematics
In general. The students will assemh hle on the
campus at $3.50 I. NJ clad In all kinds Of fam
tastic costumes. and will march down TO
Thirty.fourth street With the coffln and goat
borne on cart After the return to tho col
lego cam pus few speeche9 will be dolis cred.
and then they will all march to the vacant lot
back OF the Lenox Lyceum. whore the 1ubilse
will be held.
The sun., 1891-06-02
IN oPPos111ox TO COLUMBIA.
Prom. Dwight, Chase. and Petty 60 Start
Law School o. the OlA Plaa.

Prom. Dwight, Chase and Petty 60 Start .
Law School On tho Ola Flaa.
y With the retirement Of Profa Dwight Chase
and Petty from the Columbia College Law
School. the Dwight system Of teaching. as It 10
called. also ends. and At the re-openinR OF the
school next fall . new method. under new in
structors. will be employed. DR.. Dwight's sys-
tom smbodies practice with theory. and to this
end Office work has been ENCOURAGED and has
been generally adopted BY the students. Dur
ing the thirty-three years that Prof. DwiRht
taught at Columbia thousands OF lawyers have
been turned out, and the stronghold his
method has taken in their minds has been
shown By the expressions OF regret which have
been received By the Withdrawing professors.
from many OF tho oity's Judges. and hundreds
Of tho Columbia College alumni. Tho express
have been IL sq. s
school where the Dwight system shall be con-
ufPpei' Pref Dwight 1, too old to undertake thing
OF tbs kind. but Pro-. I Chase 81 has has been LOOKING
forward to 1t ever eince bis resignation. H9
has 81
sRPY ss% W % .shHo !. Be- sfS
does d not seem 70 be burdened With doubt. t6S
now scheol WI be opened s. October and VIII
town sFe Is regarded Is the best, as II, WIN %
convenient for young mon working IN leWyssS
With Prof. Chase will be associated Prof.
Robert D. Petty and DR.. Alfred q. Reeves who
has been an Instructor In the Columbia School
toE severe! years. but yin retire on ths frst q
Chase. C i Who % has been st Columbia Tor eiehtssn
years. viii be the dean Of the, new scho4L For
iatsr. this may be leDethened to three. II the
BE- two dSiIy d Sessions, as has been thS 10 case Il
ColumbIa and altogether the old system will
b carried eus = 81 q posssL6lss 49,. 49,,
notified Of this step and no ittempt pss bsen
however. that the neE Columbia plan does
not meet with Rreat. favor. among the stu.
dents. and many had signihed their intsn-
tion OF leaving at the close Of this years term;
II is moro than probable that many VII find
their way into TIE ney school: Arrangements
will be made whereby the customary law 90.
grees will be conferred.
This is the last week that the retiring pro
feseors will act at Columbia They are con.
dpeline the ipal eIaminations q their Qlsssses:
their connection ceases altogether. It Is
understood that Prof. Dwight has taken his re-
Fremont very much to heart. and his iriende
tear that 1t may impair his health.
The sun., 1891-06-02
In CAPT. BYRNES'S ROOM.


d |-llift AER OWN OGFENChs
she E-ssreA che Hoer. 20 Get sens Rsb-
seA Rrera . Trunk-Her Husband eur-
priced Her s.a Called Witnesses.
Emma Morse. Q tall. stately woman. who
wore o stylish costume and . long drab coat
with q Doncaster cape. was the defendant
In suit for absolute divorce which was tried
before Justice Cullen and jury In the Circuit
Cont. BROOKLYN. yesterday afternoon. The
husband, James W. Morse. Is . grain mer-
chant.
Up 10 October. 1889. he lived with his wife
and their two children. on Forty third street.
South Brooklyn. Mrs. Morse 10 now living at
29A Willow street. Hoboken. Tho correspond.
ent 10 Captain John Byrnes. late OF the yacht
Vision. He was not in court. He was .
boarder in tho house.
Two Of tho witnesses, Nellie Finn. servant
and Willie Morse. the fourteen-year-old son OF
the couple. testified to q scene in Capt Byrnes's
bedroom ON Oct. 0. 1889. Tho husband found
his vile there-sittinR on the bedside. He
called np Nellie. the servant, and Willie. They
both testified to the fact that Mrs, Morse was
sitting on the bed weeping. As Nellie came in
the Captain was saying: Shoot me II you will.
Morse; It cannot be helped. It Is not her
fault"
Louis Sharp. q farmer. from Osweeo. and his
wife Francis. relatives OF Mr.. Morse. testified
that alier the divorce proceedings were begun
Mrs. Morse told them that many woman had
done worse than she.
In opening the case for the defendant Law.
yer wsrnbure hintsd 10 the jnry that the hus-
band might hare arranged with Capt Byrnss
to, snttep his wife
M se sSs d % sns G;n
some ribbon she needed inst then to trim her
hat. The ribbon was in Z trunk; M While she s.hhss
of fi eiovss and md The Captain. from T bis Reclining
pcsNsHss Sn Soves ,as esa sS s1w IL tss%i H,ted
Yes" said Mrs. Morse.
Sas.sst Sss :sd hS 'as GsH sss:s .a.
whom, her husband entered. He began sbus:
Ing heE CAPTAIN By5Snes might have seid 4
there was so much excitement she had for
shs rom ssmbersd her husDand b. saying hs had
I SIs S%Ss; d6D. nsy' r4SSs ssS in h'f have
ss.d Upon h.r MT;: shStE toId nor: shs; :sie::
S" sse shs soa M
sharp that Jim Vas not entitled to . divorce.
ni ;iS tSe 70 %agshom wv DOES Jim want to marry
sh. did, nS Tsss a. any n
"Wcll. yes." was the answer.
How often. Mrs. Morse2"
Two or three times q week."
BET money on tho races. ohY'
"Yos, sometimes."
pa yon svs! VI meet Capt. Byrnes at the Gut
MrH Morse answered mo-" and then Justice
Cdllen. decided that tho questions had very 1T
Ia Il not a fact proceeded Lawyer Patter-
son "that Capt. .Byrnes aupplied you with
money to bet on the racssf"
mo. SIR"
Have Won received any. money from Capt
Byrnes since you loft your husbsndY"
"YNs: nifty dollars. Twenty fve dollars OF
that wNs due me for board. though"
Mrs. Morse said further that she had been
guilty 81 no wrong rom ,fe VIII Capt ByFnes: After
searched for Capt. Bvrnes, the case was given
to the Jury. A scaled verdict will be rendered
to-day.
The sun., 1891-06-02
JOT1INGs ABOUT TO,rM

here vesterdAy rom chester. renn.
There plans undsr discus ton 70. new bant t1
.hs Washins,on building to 10 known As the federal
.,Sn.1 ja%s. PhsI.n "m folis. J.ess We es as1
Sal'h wsre sworn in ny Mayor "rAn' ys''srds' AsA'
nominek Rado,lwo,x tsli from ih: .ai urban a :ls,
was nursd internally. ,7 -.
s%G:'a ao.. pTa. s M !S.n S
81 .soonl hoor yss,sI,lsy. and le 10 'h' sas~Ak.
Ghar.. r Imhn:. d.asr IN n:n,'s sscki- I. fo.:msn
% s h n a .i @s '.ny a.
nunbss prisoners IN the 1ones awaiting 'her ae'ios
a regular communication Of St Ceclle Lodge, No ssS
wi 1s hello s. ps at ,hi,s s Sssss
W,l Ss c"nfsrrsd and an s.cssnt musical ptosr.mms
viii bs rendered during reiresn'nrnt.
Tho Twe wenty. second REGIMENT Veteran Club adopted
A; .n ...n ness non.
Tea. T;ss;arse tn. % eiuS hs. been Incorporated Win
jeremiah Kenney went into John pa.rsiIa ,.,oo. q
.p .n e;y . o" m
refused 70 iye II 90 him and Hsnneiy :.aSesd o'n.sss
Coan.. tsr william y n s..,: and Harold .,.S
ssns !, s.;
d.f.r a lie piesdinr psnainS the sppssI
SssG ..s III. .ss
srs o ~ sS nS 1 S::a
=. .snS a 81 j w. ri y: sn: :: had
s, 4 sp1.
sad rsss I
;:Si ass ~ ::ss :
sS III s.s t.,s. r.s r.: z
sPon S N ss
called At Mrs hogss ous Vas thsr. only Ave
The sun., 1891-06-02
Help Wa. Ready For tn. w.,ub.rr.

NJ. Ronherz. the agent OF the United Hebrow
Charities at tho Barge ONCE said yesterday
that he had learned on Friday last OF the desti-
tute condition ofthe Weinberg children. found
at 1856 stanton street: with their mother sick in
bed and deserted by their fA:her. lie went 10
the hon.e ON FRIDAY and SAW Mrs. Weinberg
to relieve the iamily's wants. and with a nurse
for Mrs. Weinberg. He found that M rA Wein-
berg had been taken to Bellevue and that tho
society. The United Hebrew Charities will re-
lieve the society OF The cure OF the children.
The sun., 1891-06-02
Mut,a,ed for More Co4ee.

Neal Hanson. Albert johnson. Gustsvo Ben
gle. and Enoch Anderson were held for exam
iustion by Commissioner Shields yesterday on
charge Of %usny They were Rs%pDlo{sd suss ss
Tor Charleston. When on Liberty Island they
refused to sail unless they got q more liberal
allowance OF coffee. Capt T. ., Baker hung
went alongside and took the four mutinsers of.
The sun., 1891-06-02
Mis-. H,-.hb .rs.. sui. for Damages.

The trial OF tho suit against tho Houston.
West Street and Pavonia Ferry Railroad Com.
pnny brought by Miss Flora Iiirschb berg. post
poned by her ft OF hysterica epilepsy while
testifyinR on May 20. was concluded in the
Court OF Common Pleas yes er.lay. She WAS
thrown from a car on May IA; 1889, aud her
ankle was epreinsd and her spine lpinTed. Her
Lane Hamilton. chilled for tho defence: said
that 1t was Impossible for hysterlcsl epilensy
TO the Jury and sealed verdict ordered.
The sun., 1891-06-02
4 FRENCH sHoEarAKER's SUICIDE
He was III and Couldn't Work and Had NO
Hope OF Getting Better.

Hope OF Getting Better.
John B. Zehner. Frsnchman. who kept .
little shoe shop at 403 East Eleventh street.
Just Of of First avenue. killed himself yester'
day afternoon py cutting his left wrist and his
throat with q razor. He had been in this city
for twenty.one years. He was married and
had son Is years old.
For q month Zehner had been Ill and unable
to work. His wife and son both went out to
work. and left him to the care OF a neighbor in
tho same house. Yesterday they left him In
the morning. provided him with plenty to eat
upon him at intervals. Al. 8 O'Clock he was
seen Sharpening something hat the neighbor.
who looked in. took to be shoema kor b knife
Are you going TO- WORK. she asked.
"No"'he answered. mot unit, get better.
The wlie returned about o'clock and found
him dead lying behind a door.
Zehner was suffering from d.opsy. liver COM
plant. and u tumor in his LETT lido.
The sun., 1891-06-02
Arresting Nihiiists s. Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 1.-The police OF this
city to-day searched 500 domiciles and made
numerous arrests. 1t was discovered that the
students' societies hero have afiliated with
those ri Moscow. Krew. Kazan. Charkop. ami
Odes q with the object OF promoting reyou-
ticn.
Ths Government ,proposes to trnnsfer tho
Medical College and archaeological Institute
fIom this city to q minor provincial town. IN
order 10 he better able to supervise the action
OF the students.
The sun., 1891-06-02
n obbea . Negro because He Was . Dens-
erat.

RICHMOND. Va. June I'M. '. Bocchus. .
vell.known colored barber. was threatened by
q negro mob at Newport News on Saturday.
The negroes became enraged with Bocchus for
making Democratic speeches to his people 10
Elizabeth City during the recent county cam
pnigp: On Saturday night greet oroMa gath.
Bocchus was stopping and threatened to kiil
him. He ESCAPED them by conceaine binself II
the train ior Richmond. Bocchus II regarded
as q thoroughly honest Democrat and has
worked for the psrty In several contests.
The sun., 1891-06-02

LONDON. June 1.-At the Parliamentary
election held at Paisley to-day to choose .
successor to tho late W. b. Barbour. the Glad.
stonian candidnte. Mr.. Dunn received 4,l45
votes against 2.807 cast for Mr. McKerrel. his
Con. .ervative opponent
Az the last rrevions election In the ,gssms
lsuie Liberal, received 9.O57 votes, against
2,49l for J. p. Smith. the Liberal Unionist
nominee,
The sun., 1891-06-02
The Head Hunters.

Secretary Fosters representatives. Special
Treasury Agents Wilbur and Chance. began
yesterday their in, ,esligation at the Custom
House to determine how much Tho f"rce Of
clerks and others can lie reduced without
harm. This means TINT there will be u gem
eral wedding out Of the deRd wood around the
Custom House. because Tho appropriation ior
the fiscal year ending July has run out. The
OF the divisions 10 make oui .or Them comrleie
lists II enirloyees, with the date OF appoint
ment, salary, and work OF each one.
The sun., 1891-06-02
Two Senators Will Sail on the

Two Senators VIII Sail o. the Lahs.
Senator Norton Chase Of Albany, who sails
to-day ON tho Lain made up bis mind only
last Thursday TO lake trip abroad. and was
very much surprised to learn when assigned
to q stateroom that the other berth was to be
near neighbor Of his In the seats OF the onyx
chamber In Albany. When tn city members
VI the Senate learned OF tho coincidence hey
to-day.
The sun., 1891-06-02

nj emo age OF the brNIn, NOT Int0HIcRtIon.
Policeman Mohr OF the Washington Heights
station, found an unknown man unconscious
on Tenth avenue last Saturday night and
took him to tho station. He was believed to
10 Intoxicated. Yesterday morning he was
no better. and he was removed to the Man
hattnn Hospital.
hemOrrhRge OF the hrnin. His condition is
critical lie was we'll d. essed. carried II hand
some gold watch and had a diamond stnd In
his shirt. He wore god-rimmed glasses and
had sl2. 80 In his pocket.
Yesterday Patrick j. ERan identified tho pa:
tient as his brother in law John Dooley. aged
~ years who lives with him at 40 West l32d
street Dooley WAS too ia TO be reno, ed to his
The sun., 1891-06-02
MRS. DUNCAN WORSE

She - Not Likelyto Survive tho Injuries
Her Husband Indicted.
LONDON. June 1.-The outlook for n. Dun
can OF Washington. d. c.. who Is under arrest
In Wales for the attempted murder OF his wife.
grows worse ne time passes. and II Is probable
that he will have tonnswer a Rraver charge
the direction OF recovery from the elects OF
the terrible injuries inflicted upon her by her
her condition is now worse than before. Sue
passed q very bad night last night and her
physicians hold out but slight hopes OF hor re-
COyery,
The sun., 1891-06-02
A Strike In tho cIyae shipyarss.

GLASGOW. June 1.-One thousand man EN-.
ployed as drillers BY shipbuiIding firms on the
Clyde struck work to-day. The strike Ia stead
lily spreading and threatens 10 parayze opsra-
tions in all the shipyards along the river.
Ono thousand OF the weAvers In Perth also
went ON strike to-day.
The sun., 1891-06-02
VIII, be U.ve,ie1 U.der Stars ..a str,sss

JACKSON. Miss. June l.-To-dsy's trains have
beer crowded with visitors to witness the On.
yelling OF the Confederate monument on
Wednesday Gen. Cabell Of Dallas. Gen. Glyn
OF New Orleans. and many other DISTINGUISHED
soldiers have arrived. Gen. John y. Gordon
and Gen. Kirby Smith Will reach here to-mor'
The capital and other public and private
buildings are proiusely decorated with the
above them ali. over the dome, OF the Capitol.
Host tho Stars and stItpep. The ciiy's hospi.
fort IL made 10 take care OF all who come.
The sun., 1891-06-02
Died with synp,om. or Poison.

Frederick Gottfrld. his wife. and their three
children lived at 966 Washington avenue.
Mrs. Gottfried had dyspepsia. On Sunday last
she ate IL benrty dinner. including canned veg
etsbles. Her family Psrtook Of the same
iood without any ~ enee,s, brt Mrs.
IONS OF poisoning. and died Yesterday. morn:
Ing. She was attended by Dr. J. + Holmes OF
81 Eas, is5th street. The cause % Of Nra Gott-
The sun., 1891-06-02
s.,t Ass,.s. Father Yody'.us withdraw.

ssIt Against Father Yodyssus Witharawn.
An order disseminating the suit brought BY
81. Georges Roman Catholic Church OF North
Tenth street. williamsburgh. against Father
Yodysxus to recover possession Of the church
edincs. vas entered Yesterday in the supreme
Court. Brooklyn; Y Justice Bartlett: it hhd
SS3rsrty ia his own pemo with church money.
but il is now alleged that he. paid for the build
is Still ind sbIsd to him. For this reason. II ts
slld. the church requested discontinuancs
Of the suit
The sun., 1891-06-02
Uu,e.. They &c, . ,1aben. Corpus.

Martin Grand. foreman Of a gang OF lumber
men In Big Timber. Mont. wrote TO Hans Ham
sen. the son OF an old friend with whom he.
Martin. had worked In the woods OF Norway.
to come out 10 Big Timber and earn % a day.
him. Hans. with John Is. Exile. arrived here
on the Hekla .Chei Contract Labor inspector
they would not have come hero n they lad
not got the promise II employment from
Grand. They will be sent back rs contract lu.