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eoxPEss's AEPz4 TO uIs CRITICS.
OGors or O0ee Have Never Tenpted Hin
to Desert the Cause OF Lnbor.

OGors OF Onee Have Never Tenpted Hin
to Desert the Cause OF Labor.
Last Sunday tho Csatral Labor Federation
Of this city sent letter TO Samuel Gompers.
President Of tho American Federation OF
Labor, which was full OF expressions Of bitter
feeling and charges OF unfair dealing. Tho
Central Labor Federation wants q charter
from tho national organization. but the Con-
vention In Detroit last month refused to grant
represented Ip the Central Federation.
Yesterday Mr. Gompors made a. statement In
snswsMs. AZ. 70 The charges tp the FsdeFation.s let
Ing Of the Federation to-day In It Mr. Comp
pers declares that tho Socialist party In this
Rerous TO true progress." He criticises many
defends himself against the charge that hs
has sought office
-" have bsen accused Of an itching for poll.
tiss. 0i the nHmner @ Of Appointiye positions
tom was tendered me. ifsit ths{ hsd n neither i
consulting the orsanizsd' wOrtnen Of New
York. AZ did not ssek the, proffsred honor,
he MI B.S1s Ss
recent election nomination Tor Congress- was
positively Offered mo. which declined without
hesitation In vteF Of those fscts. and the fact
sss hsye nsd ao0' from politics. the
THE sooialistie bosses threaten my down.
Sody,s dd9wnt.lI, put Sysn should they succeed
1 s the peo. sbss sSo Sc ae vh
other stand on the question OF politics in trade
unions except the one have taken. >.
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STRESS OF Nz1rHsR IN 1z1Exors
A Heavy Osew 6sosa kAaane-Fasnere
HAVING DiAeslsy n ossssng Water.

A Heavy Snow Storm 8asaAe-Fasners
HAVING Dinoalsy n 0ssssng wstsr.
MONTICELLO. Ill. Jan. 10.-The hssvisst
snow storm Of tho season has been raging here
for the last twenty-four hours. and the fall OF
snow throughout central Illinois will 10 the
largest for yesrs. The wheat crop VIII bs
greatly benefited. ''
OAAlrPAIaN. Jan. 10.-Champion county. anl
In fest all central Illinois. 10 at present having
the most severe Watsr famine ever s1psrjenced
N the history OF the State. Farmers IN IN
parts Of this county are compelled to either
sink srtesiRn wells or haul water long dis
tAnees for domestic use. and those owning
cattle are In distress. Observations show the
rainfall for the year 70 be tep inches legs than
years. and during tho month Of December. the
PRECIPITATION was. only .nve: :hupdredths Of an
hailroad has boon having trouble in supply.
Ing It's locomotives with water between this
pai9n.Contrsl division being dry.
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Ths storm central in the Gulf on Friday remained
nearly stationary In that region yesterday Axht rains
continued In the statss touching the Gulf and also %
the south Atlantic coast Asnt snsvs fell In nlinois
and In the lower lake region. kssvhsrs the weather
Of Minnesota. Over the eastern slope sf the Roeky
Mountain rsssn there wss an area Of sbaofnany hsh
baroms.sr aseompanisd By tsmpsratu-ss raAsss freo
ssro 70 100 below, with tsir weather 1hsss va ds
lake rsgon.
The highest temperature In this city AZ; bvssS
49, average humidity % per cent vrssh seutwsssss
ly winds
To-day psomisss "a b eleudy With Ksst Eais NOV
in the evening and slightly warner.
Monday psemisss light rain Or snsw and stationary
temperature.
The shsrmomstsr st Psrrys pharmacy IN fss Sos
buidng recorded the yesterday folsvs
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GAGGED AND BOUND DOWN.
TWO MASKED RkH ATTACK A BROK1NO
WIFE IN HkR OWN HONE

a Dofa Robbery II the EARLY Evsuaas whsa
Some or the Servants were Absus anA
Detection Might Have Dssn Dosy-TeO
FriehteneA 70 CRY for Assistsaee.
BT. Loun, Jan. 1o.-whsn James Campbell,
leading st. Louis broker. returned homo from
q meeting OF the City Council about 10 o'ciook
last niRht he found his wife lying anross the
foot Of the bed. her feet tied to the bedpost,
her hands strapped together. and . silk hand.
kerchief bound tightly across her mouth.
She was unconscious. and when Mr. Camp.
bell freed her she went imme medistely into hys.
tories. Itwas long time before she recovered
her composurs DO - TO toll what had happened.
but after an hour or two became calm enough
10 tell her story.
Mrs. Campbsll said she had remained In her
bedroom reading for nearly an hour AFTER Mr..
Campbell went out About o'clock she won't
Into her dressing room and BEGAN TO prepare
for bed. She had Just begun to uAdress when
she noticed that chiffonnisrs, which stood
AGAINST door leading into . side hail. wss
being pushed across the floor and the doos
being opened.
A mans log could be seen through The open.
ing. used - lever TO move the heavy chiffon.
niere. Then the figure of = man appeared in
THe lnSSdsI: fass fSs1 va Invisible. because
1a saa hIss I Sssn aav sas ~: ~
The man carried no weapon. Following jhiS
All this fime Rrs. csmpDoii stood sslii. tos
frightened 10 ofy out,
, Attsr both pen hed entered she neq 70 TIE
- ;sas h!s r. ana ssr Ss as ds q.
HI 1dS 6 s:H H.:,S S0rd or give Just one yell -'n
hss e; sfGas. sHSS :Ss = s'F see
W n9Rs nsd p.sa
securely fastened the mon won't to her dressing
cesS. whore her jewel boxes were kept.
The boxee happened TO be empty. and turn.
ihnH 70 MrS Campbell they again threatened to
Afsr this Mr.. Csmpbsp lps. eonseiopsness
and knsM no more until after her husband'R
arrival. Upon Investigation L was sscertained
shat ths 6TrfIaIs I hsa sSe9ssd The bockstbook.
inS T6s |sxslfs sd hsd b:sn p;Ss ; 4 :siss Siss.
else Of value In the room that was portable.
All thp time the men were In Nrl Campbelrs
room the yardmAn vas working IN the base
II na Is.
ssssas ase :Sd es0s ses sss
knew nothing Of tho o6cuFrenoe until NJ.
C4mpbell returnsd and rang for them.
a:nsa 81 e0ss es:r
a@SSsR En- %sS ss: '.iSai,. I'd x.
habits & fte occupants. Tho door by which
thSt snsfcssd thS dSs:s7ns sS ron E.s slwsIs
L. dos as ne aos 81 4:
eeryRnt6
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THEY pnozEsr AeA,Nsr SUBSIDIES.
Baltimore ShSppiug Merchant Opposed
to the Farquhar Bill


to the Farauhsr BNL
BALTIMORE. Jan. l0-Einetsen Baltimore
tirms have sent . paper to Msrylsnds repre-
ssntstives In Congress to protest AGAINST tho
passage Of the Farauhar bill, entitled AN
act to place tho American merchant marine
engaged In foreign trade upen An equality
with that Of other nations" They say:
Baltimore has for more than half 2 century
been closely ident tnsd with the South Amert.
can trade. sending out supplies particularly
designed TO- meet the reQutrements OF the Bra
HtlIan n.rkets, and receiving In exchange
there are fourteen vessels trading ..gTpliFl1
SsnsiIo alone. ~ ayinE Tic Am:rican nag.
ity 81 $4,000 tons. and average three
b bssn built d. spd are @ Owns 81 Bs!imors houses:
and are prohtsbly employed without the aid Of
eubsidy. outstanding tho obstacles ere ed
By existing laws Imposing operous taxes
upon shipping. Owing to natural advantages
Baltimore 10 enabled to supplys quality OF
flour superior to any imported into the Bra
xils from any part Of the world. and through
tho careful study OF the requirements OF that
people other articles OF food supplies are fur
nishsd OF such bigh standard as to command
the highest prces In thosr narkets. 1t 10 this
trade, tho result OF years, and WHICH is steadily
Increasing, that is now Threatened by this pro-
posed legislstion. and We earnestly appeal TO
our representatives In both Houses OF Con-
Rress to intervene, aud with, every proper
means oppose the shipping bill"
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TIE Earthquake shosks.

The most serious among tho many earth.
quake shocks that have recently occurred
is reported from Texas It was In the first
hour of Thursday last and was moro alarming
than any OF the other shocks Of the past month.
1t Was accompanied by q loud and long detona-
shook some Of the buildings Of tho town OF
Rush In . dangerous way.
Tho esrthquake shocks beard Of since No.
IN Q line running north and south. for . dis.
tanco Of over 20OO miles and In this country
have struck eestWArdly from the Pacific coast
to tho Allegheny Mountains .
Il 10 evident that tho subterTaneap forces
have been unusually active during the past
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Origin OF the RuAor that An Attempt Had
Been Maas 60 Assassaaats Him.


Been Maas 60 Assassaaate Him.
TROY. Jan. 10.-There Is some excitement
here over report that an attempt had boon
made TO assassinate the Hon. Edward Murphy.
Jr.. Chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee. Prior to the last election County Clerk
Conway and Mr.. Murphy had falling out, and
Conway, at . meeting Of the Democratic Oity
Committee, denounced Murphy In bitter terms
On election day Conway and some Of his
friends openly bolted portion Of the Demo-
cratic ticket After election the County Clerks
bill presented to tho Board OF Supervisors was
attacked. and no consented to cut Of over
$4,000. Then charges were fled with the Gov
Ss hs Sns q @ nnS &. nss.
IinRSf the chareesithe Conwsys blame Mr..
The County Oerk has several brothsrs,. One
ssy;I IN: ana S.s:1 x hn:s s
loves deyotqdly. IN teers on Mon4ey 6ho told
tion Of her son. tks County tierf. James Con
Sss certain hss oondan S 70 :ps sSs:E
ate measures Putin { 8. .piltol IN his pocket hs
vent e Ai6sny. and y & si!essd tsss e 'sld
M: e i aSYEps| SYap.s|,S q b sssf
hfP " = 3eEsd reported .ss...
but was not alarmed. He laughi1gly told his
informant 70 E9snd tsse the pIs:ol away Then
Gshss S Mr. 9rph. ees for IGiSSs%sn on
naS f Esrphs sno. eSsn
has not made tho attempt
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xnzzsHr TRAINS IN coLL1s1ox

one Easl.ssr. wAs NaA Dssa - Duty
EIny hours. VS. Asleep.
PouoHKKErsu Jan l0.-Befors daylight this
morning the signal north OF New Hamburg
tunnel. On the Hudson Rivsr Railroad. Wsfs
turned red. Tho engineer Of the stock train.
bound south. cav the wsrnine snd stopped his
train. Behind that train. two miles north.
was . fast freight. also going south. The
engineer Of tho stock train. E Best was asleSp
The conductor, Oscar Chase was on the eupo)s
OF bis caboose. He saw the fast freight
coming: and supposed It would stop.
RSS' vas osus6t and % bad '~tSo''s to es snS c%t
put 9t The yrepE Ono leg was broken and hls
rallied and s{terward thHown out ep the loo il
the river and burned. Engineer Best said he
worn out,
Bernsra LyneA .n emyloye. Of tho horse
the Hudson River Railroad track this morning
to 90 to his work. The engine Of tho Ppu0h-
keepsie passenger train caught him and tore
him to pieces.
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HlAine Her Head IN nsr Mother.i..iaw's
skirts-ost II Syria They 1Gsrr1 Early.
A lustrious-eyed little girl from Mount Lob
anon was tho csntre Of wondering group Of
officials ct tho Barge ONCE yesterday. It was
not her beauty. which Was OF . rare Oriental
kind that attracted everybody. but the fact
that she was . bride. Her husband. Yussef
Gosn strspping lad Of l6. stood BY her side
with his mother. The little girl looked blush
inely at tho crowd at intervals when eAe
dress. she said she had bs,n m9rEied
non Her maiden name was MalseSS Hurissn.
Shs and her husband are Christian! Lied byrians
toddlers in frooEs. Yussef came here two YSsIs
ago and become . pedqler. He made 1900 eD4
psonised to DO before s. III syris Ge pysft:
viii sell hereabouts. Col ,Wqber Temporarily
detained tho boy and girl. but let them 20
sanctioned the marriage. and that It was not
an uncommon thing for children to marry In
Syria.
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the line OF the canal and the building Of .
railroad preparatory to the dredging OF the


Comparing the Nicaragua and welland Ca.
ss{s isfs .ns and Hass IL
%Sis5snd Geas viii bring the coat up to wo
%Rsn sna e. sSs y .ns a
sRss Q, she basins q Sfesn our nor.Sspn q afSs
That en our y sf n the nss s
Ss s es so
.5 ,S.t IN ps5:s i: W
n ships from ocean to ocean. for the 1ecessi-
a.s urgent demand for early Completion Of this
vii Ths is sS.t q 81 sS5t vssS IL: so.
slshsa q Rseasa, %isnous dsls!. s but i says
that the ability Of the construction company
e @opd Psd% 80 for ss Ss
time to time to sell the securities Of the mart
time company. Any stIlneepcy or nMHotnation W.
and
RS pFss So ,ss
similAr enterprises, disable the company and
's Rlssss ssss 'sds5ssf;s sssss ARS .sr;
the AS sale ssis would 6svs he inc erect e
completion 30 tran nscendent that Il would seem
that its execution should not 10 lsft 70 private
Fhsre spsss douss aS wSsshsi
i could bs executed without the strong. oer.
tain: apd noMsrfgl support OF great nation
II. rspots sRows ~ aan that sven IL completed up:
On the existing plan. the, amount Of stock and
Sss sss sos x6d .Dd nesm. HssoSa d
9l2.5OO.0OO year, sum that would be 80
RSpdsb On s sv;
ensseed IN The enterPriss are eosdasps q
ot SSs seemed q
s.ssas s1Dsnass s and ar. s sssso!is.: sHs:
fow into European hands. and With them fhe
ultimate control Of the canal, while the inter
ann shos.
lied your committee, Without division. TO .fhs
stases to make such i &C contract with tbe Mari. Mari
time Canal Company as would certainly assure
es q ss % q IL es %
si sni.sd /, * tie United States: xS5ie5 Il sny!
III, &. #. ::Sss
70 Ss s.sss
Il would secure the early and complete con.
such reasonab BE control OF the transit as would
give 70 our ciElkens at least equal advantages
In the use Of the canal"
Reference 10 again made to past efforts and
treaties to obtain canal privilo0es The treaty
tho United States was to build the canal itself
was wtthdrawn by Presidsns CLEVELAND BE-
limited engaRemsnts to defend the territorial
intstertiy o. the stst:s TheSs such interests lie
which provides that the United States may
aid tho company. In conclusion. the report
-" It is believed BY your committee that the
he oH o. 70
bonds, but that the work itself Will amply re-
to The M people OF NiosrsSua Ia and Costa kIes but bais
tc the si,!lRed Ee.la II i sspps.s9sdai cared q any
are In Jeopardy. from any cause. Il o4n pub
chase tae majority Of the stock and become
its own bonds to an equal amount: and the
property. tolls, income. and profits Of the canal
will be an. RMple security against tho obliGA-
0OnB IL assumes"
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sents Gabrielle sleeping pssoefully. with the
trunk open beside her bed and the head and
legs Of Goufie. bound together, projecting
above the lid. The holiday toy that had the
greatest run In Paris was called Tho Gouffe
Puzzle" and makes q pretty present for
child. It is miniature trunk, with oombi-
nation look recurring some ingenuity to open.
and which when opened Is found to contain
wax image OF M. Goune. with his leRs tied
about his neck.
PATHS tour In Russia has at length been or.
ranged. practically upon the terms already
cabled. She has also signed with signor Laao
to sing In opera in this city next season.
sarasate. the famous violinist. told an inter-
viewer this week that his two months tour In
England, which ended on Dec. 18, put $4,000
net profit into his pocket.
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Kyrle Bellew
are playing In Calcutta. having come from
Australia By way Of Colombo. They will close
their Indian engagement in Bombay the latter
part Of the month and thence will come direct
to London. whore 1t is their intention to pro-
duoe Hero and Lsandsr." In which they met
with some success In Melbourne.
Graoe Hawthorne will begin to play the same
piece In tho provinces on Monday. and win
also play It at Palmsr's Theatre in October
next Hero and Leander" IL an adaptation
nom the German BY J. W. BouldinR Miss
Hawthorne has also . new play By ". @.
Wills, entitled "A Royal Divorce" which viii
also bo presented In New York.
Jaek Mason. late Of the Boston Museum
Company. has accepted an engagement to
play the part OF tho American in Tho Idlsr."
Hsddon Chambsrss new play ct the Prin-
oess's Theatre. Mrs. Maokay has taken
Charles Il. Sandford's magnificent house in
Carleton House Terrace for the season.
Ssndford 10 an American who made Q large
fortune in the Argentine Republic. and lost
some Of It In the recent crash. He had Just
completed marble staircase In his residence
at . cost Of 10000. and all It's appointments
were on similar scale Of elegance. The house
70 In one Of the swellest localities in London.
Mrh Mackay's immediate neiRhbors win be
Lords Pembroke and Brownlow. Home sscre-
tary Matthews lives directly opposite. and the
Duke OF Marlborough Secretary Balfour. and
the German Ambassador are close at hand.
Miss Haller Horwitz. daughter Of Mrs o.
Horwitz Of Baltimore. Is to be married on Jan.
2s to Claude Ponsonby. son OF the Hon. Ashley
Ponsonby and cousin Of Sir Henry Ponsonby.
Eauerry to the Queen. Tho ceremony will be
performed In tho church at Ascot. and recep-
ton will follow at Hestherfeld. tho country
seat Of the Ponsonbys at Ascot
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COUNT voN ARGOS cHlReka
TIE 0tsry Of the Maa who Led the Pone
o. Beard the Steamship ElAs.

The 0tsry Of the Maa who Led the Ponee
o. Beard the Steamship ElAs.
Gov. Albeit has not yst decided upon the
method he will pursue in making the investi-
cation into the charges made BY Count Won
Arco, the German Minister. that the police
committed An outrage upon certain officers Of
the German steamer Elbe on Dot 4 and s. 1889.
Sergeant Rsthjsn. who led the forces which
boarded the steamer. maintains that he acted
within the strict bounds OF his duty as a po-
noeman. He knew. he says. that Policeman
Ryan had been badly beaten By . party Of
drunken Arsmsn from tho Elbs. He saw Ryan
1ps And 5!ssa1ng n On en- Ss0,1St
asssa 1s.. R,sa eeSa az not a sssoysr no '''. CON
tsssy bsfwss1 the two Govefn@ents but b
h:d no r. Nsz fo p9h 'hs, r:
a41ss. sSs . s Who % lad s ~ I Asan Ah9S1.
All he knsH x1s that murder bad probebly
as aua ha
+: 5:s;si (: E. 4. ssss Az s ss e
ausy es e you'd have 70 90 into private
stssmse. ssrsesns hssSien ns ss9s cs shsy % De:: I
s: 5i1s:ss an ssssa s ss
was obliged 70 use force. The next day be ar:
The *. oS3s: SsSsp'e shss
ssass slen III .ss 5%nes(s SsSnss an 5Sssa sEasld
be notified after the arrests had been made.
He denies that any unnecessary force was used.
when wo reached the gates leading to the
ssa sSf hsa tsm hS
men wanted to batter them down. but ! advised
caution. won't to tho house Of Capt. Hammer
man. the sppertntendsnt 81 the dock and got
men had proSsby bsen maFdersd and that
to Get the!n. Capt Zimmerman dressed
himself and accompanied me to the pier.
When he saw all the poliesmen OUTSIDE
advisable to allow them on the shir as tho
crow was ugly. and serious trouble might
oecpr. am talking now Of the second Visit
made to tho vessel. 1t was on my first vtstt
ns ha eso: wsE ali A ss
tho ship with him, First oficer Won Bar
deleben agreed that II would walt until tho
morning he would have, tho whole ships crew
capt Zimmerman assured me that no
body would be allowed to leave tho dock In the
mean time. Neither OF them kept his word
the next morning the man who led the assault
on Policeman Ryan was not there. The crew
wns mustered on deck. but the man we wanted
was missine. haye since been informed by
ins Tor s wa was peSmistsd to board lighter during
was done. although the frst officer pledged mo
his word that al the approaches TO- the ship
be saq II tsna ,Ss
the Arst time and am willing to swear that
NO unnecessary violence was used"
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orAsr.A the Thief to Leave Her Hss.,

Ordered the Thief to Leave Her Rsss.
PMLADELPH1A. Jan. 1O.-Mrs. Isabella Lloyd.
1.4l1 Chestnut street. was awakened at half
past O'Clock this morning By the noise OF
some ono striking match. Quickly sprtnging
from the bed she turned on the gas and found
Wilson Boy. colored. concealed behind . our
tain. She recogni.sd him e psn Eho had
sir Of coplnsss shs ordersd Elm 70 leave tie
house. Ho vent, but took With him paiE Of
Lloyd Entered complaint. and detective Ar
rested Roy this afternoon.
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suiciae OF an Insane Con vict.

AUBURN. N. Y. Jan. l0.-Wllliam Z. Downs
alias James Mccarthy, an inmate OF the State
asylum for insane convicts In this city COM
mitted suicide by hanging In his cell this after
York to the Elmira Reformstory for grand lar
cepy.
he was aftsrwsrd transferred to Danne-
made savage assault upon fellow convict.
ssnd vas ot taken to the asylum In Auburn IN
has relatives living In New York city.
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WE MEAN YOU.

That is. 10 You Are . Man asa FonA Of
Wearing 0esd Clothes.
We have got ak thousand mems suits left,
all kinds and all sizes; sacks. frocks, and
cutawsys. These truly magnificent suits
comprise oheviots, cassimrres, worsteis and
diaaonals. ranging In price from SIS to S22.
Call tomorrow and select any or all for IS
per suit.
You know the reason why-aot to move.
London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
Broadway, corner Grand street only. Open
evonings.-Adu.
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TAILOR HITLER LEAD POISONED.
Perhaps By Bitins Thread. ths hespstal
Deetors Bay.

Gotfred Heller. . tailor 48 years old. who
lived at 802 East EiRhty-th third street. was ad-
mitted to tho Harlem Hospital ON Jan. g. Al
though he was evidently suffering from lead
poisoning he insisted that hs had never done
any work that would account forit His wrists
and hands were .psrslynsd. and he WAS unable
dootors we're 8 1rst inolipsd 70 belisve ihst
ever, that Croton water has soarosly any effect
on lead.
Heller died on Jane, The doctors think now
pfacture Of which lead had been used, OF that
he may have been poisoned By biting thread
impregnRted with lead.
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Five Dollars.

We have few thousand mems very fine
ohi4ohtlls, beaver, kersey. and melton over
coets that were sold from Si6 to .$22. Hun
thoy will be sold at e6 each. Broadway. cor
ner Grand st.. only. London q Liverpool
Clothing Co. Open evenings. ADJ.
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Mrs.. Ea.is WIN Net Get Ai,.say.

Judge Van Wyck Of the Brooklyn City Court
has refused to allow slimony and counsel fec
In the suit OF Frederick J. Ennis 10 annul his
marriage with Clara l.. Ennis The parties
are both minors. and the husband says he was
forced into the WEDDING while he WAS still In
knee breeoheA The wife says he never wore
knee breeches during his courtship. and did
parents are against her because she 10 g. Pro-
tsstant He denies the paternity Of her baby:
the Brooklyn Board Of Assessors
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TIE Assault o. Mrs.. Bes-.su. =

HAcxENsAcK. Jan. lo-Prosecutor Campbsli
received this morning the following letter from
H. Beerman: II hereby increase my indivi-
dual offer of 500 to $780, which makes the re-
ward for Detection and conviction u 900. This
amount should bring some satisfactory results
In bringing the guilty parties to Justice"
Two New York crooks who are In tho Rogue's
Gallery and who were arrested on suspicion ct
Goshen. were released to-day by order OF
Prosecutor Campbell
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z n w. "Ths shOshoas Cellar" T. q w
Our trade mark On your oollArS cuts deastss pse
feet fssn, siss superiority ot SaAsy sn1 nnisE-lE
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~. Il o" 0ssek LSseSsss.
Fer ysArs de stAadasA of sxssZlsasA