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Eeeal y Offices.

NJ EW- YORK SUPREME COURT, Trial City
~ and County OF New-York.-Henry o. Russell against
Merton F. Copeland
To the aboyenamed defendant.
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
this action and copy paintn
attorneys within twenty days after the service Of THIS sum
exclusive OF the day OF service and in case OF your
failure TO appear or answer Judgment will be taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New.York, May ], 1891. -
BLUMENSTIEL HIRSCH,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys,
Office and Postof1ce address,
800 Broadway, New-YOrk City.
To Merton F. Copeland, Esq III,
The foregoing summons served upon you by publca-
order Of che Hon. George L. lngr9na
Justice OF the supreme Court Of the State of New-fok
dated the 23d day Of May 1891 and filed with the com;
plant In the office CLERK Of the City and County OF
NewYork In the County Courthouse in the City OF New
York, May IS 1891 -
BLUMENSTIEL g. HIRSCH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONCE and Postonlce address,
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Cost ano fonno

4 OST-Bank book No 205, S23 Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon said book IL
called upon present the 70 the bank within thirty
days the said book Will be declared Cancelled and c
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Eighteenth Editon, post paid for 25c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAHN; Why Il Falls on
Il Turns GREY. and the Remedy BY Prof. HARLEY
"Evorv should -psd this little boos.'-Athenaeum
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Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
14o142 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. n. Y.
VIII reopen September Both.

TJ1HF RROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary Boarding
and Dav School for Girls. 41st year Address, for
circulars, 13s14o Montague.st., Brooklyn, ". Y.
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REAL ESTATE.
Rus1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE

The Exchange yesterday was again oro"uea w
the occasion of the sale by James L. wells OF ifo
valuable lots in the Twenty third Ward The property
is Situated In St AIMS and Crimmins aVes' anu oaA
- noaoh 1rraces The corner of st. Ann's-ave.
and onc-hundred and forty frsst. brought S4,ooo'
and the corner of Crimminsave. and onehuh-
dred-and- forty -hrst-st. brought S3'o2o interior
lots in st. Ann's-ave brought from $27oo up 10
80 $50 each Interior lots in Crimmins-ave brought
from 81 $50 up to 81 750 Lots in Oak Terrace brought
from 81 $50 up TO ~ 900 each. and In Beech Terrace
from 81 O7b up to 81 900 each The corner OF Beecn
Terrace and One hundred and forty f-stst brought
- 1880 and the corner Of Crimmns ave. and One-hun
drrd and fort -nrstst brought So, 525. There was
very large attendance and the bidding was acuye
throu ghout the bulk OF the lots had been SOLO
the remainder Of the lots withdrawn TO be onereu
on future OCCASION =. A., po.t Cav
brick and stone synagogue and plot In East s tMo
enty- second-st.. west Of Thrdave., was sod " .lo
plaintiff in the proceedings under foreclosure ior
a47g75. by william Kennedy. - -,
The same auctioneer sold No. 237 East One-liun
dred- and -nn-st west OF Second aver pWostVry
frame dwelling, on lot 20x1O0 for $o,l'o " 'onn
Waiter c. woolley has purchased for customer
The property known the Gladys at tne
corner of seventy ffth-st. and ColumDnsaVe, oi.SA
100, for $4,000. The properly HI" i0"'' f
10000 per annum 80 - -, ,,....or. ~ tho
Rnal Estate Exchange o dividend OF = LIZ pr Soii.
for the halfyear declared, payable on OF aoou'
July 1.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
A MONG THE CAISKILIS.-Mss Cherltree's Summer
S sSSSS Mss Gs sh E 9Go Ca c T.
"R QXW9oPn HOME AID , BY -, SCHOOL For
'" @SSSS ad~''ed a&5 Conn
ELNIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Courses study those Of hrst-ciass colleges; Electric
5 f hi VIZ Nr S G6fRb5Ea g. D. q P "'f E
Wy EoSr 4MR coLkEGE FAR
Mrs. j. " Ntu9 10EE RSr B 9inf2 AND DAY
hour Sai from Ns%;Yor Pupils prepared for College one
summit ESade e;m and gay ncSaSg @
guages Address by letter until AUGUST l.
p ENNINGToX, o. - SEMINARY AN9 LADIES'
s co}E Ferns '2 %ady sc 2 H6 dnG a sh
hea4 ea dAN ri se'PS y q for % wears,
= T. cATHERINE,s HALL5l5:h year, Long Island do.
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st cATHcRINE,s u Tue MOUNTAINS , MS !. grerea:len
J. Terms $50. No extras.
- ton Of Bishop Doane. 2fst year. Full courses Of
tyidy from hindergaIten through harvard Course Cor
Iogue address 81. AGNES SCHOOL
IT. EMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Saratoga
ds.ns N T4ss BoG a' R Ff E. sf pre-. 10
THE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Freehold " D.
pleasant home. with excellent opportunities
education. Mi.s EUNICE d. sEWALL, Principal.
w ALNUT LANE SCHOOL formerly Madame Clene nts
w germantown. Phila.-BoardnP AVID Day School for
young ladies Soth year opens September 23d Aeadndea
and college preparatory courses Pupils enter Wellesley
Mrs. THEoDoRA p. RICHARDS, Principal
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY. A. NJ. Associates Principal
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 DIRONDACkS. CAMP CEDAR.-Summer lnool for
n Boys. Ten weeks. July 70 Sept Attention given
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For circulars. address t. D. MoNTANYE, Trenton. "
A CLERGYMAN living in the mountains OF the Hud.
N viii receive few boys into his family. for
struction' during the summer months Esisgences rs
Quircd. Address c. II. S. Box g. Tribune once.
u ORDENTOWN "a. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. T. H. LANDoN. PRINCIPAL,
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- UneIceled location aud surroundngs. New school
equipment. Gymnasium military drill. &c. Thorough
preparation for college scientific school For circular
JOHN CALVIN RICE y. NJ. Principal
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL AND United STATES MALL STEAMERS
Brl fannie. June 10 80 I'm Bltannlc July a. a
Majestic. June H. p. MaestlcJuy IS. - 80 n
Gerlanc. Tune -. 80 a. IN ermanc. July y, a. n.
sreutonio uly l. D. sreutonc July 20 ~ 80 PIN.
From White Star Dock foot OF West 1oth-st.
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, sc
and upward according 70 steamer and location Of eertA
Second cabin $40 and s45. Excursion tickets favor
ale terms Storage from the Old Country $50. Com
Iany's Office. No. % Broadway, NswYork PEiladelpha
Office. 40G Wslnutst. J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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IRVING SCHOOL, LOUIS D. Ray. NJ. !
sol F1FTH-AVE.,
For Both ScXes-CitY.

GUNNER SCHOOL OF THE
- METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
formerly Metropolitan Conservatory
pleasant Home Department open for TIC aecomms
for thoroughness instruction and the absolute safety
its methods. DUDLEY BUCK President; n w
GREENE Secretary and Treasurer Send for circular
10 AND q EAST 14TH ST. NETWORK.
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prepaid any part OF the United States Canada or Mex
ico, en- receipt Of the price.
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Ocean 9ieamers.

We buy Of
LETTERS exchange on and make Cable INVESTMENT
Transfers OF money Gu
or rope, Australia aud the West
Indies also make Collectons
CREDIT. and issue Commercial and SECURIVIE1.
Travelling Credits available
In all parts OF the world.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.
BANKERS NO. 50 WALL-ST.
An ABLE COURIER, with highest refer.
"A ences, desires place A good courier time
trouble and expense in European travel. LONDON =
HARTFORD PUB. Co, jersey City.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
conducts general express business, by ell steam.
ers 10 and from Europe.
NJ EW- YORK, MAINE AND n. b. S. s. co.
~ Elegant passenger accommodations Delightful "a:
voyage" , ,.rr,,,oa,
For Harbor PASSPORT, Campobelo. st. Andrews and
ST. john Y. b., every saturday az m special facl.
tics for transportation OF horses and carriages.
STEAMER LUCY p MILLER"
For Rockand Camden Belfast, Bangor, and Connections
for Moosehead Lake every Tuesday az noon. Stamsrs
leave Pier 49, F. X. Freight received daily.
TICKETS AT
GUSTAV @. LANSING, 1897 Broadway and
LOWS EXCHANGE, 9f7 Broadway.
i. II. SMITH e. Co, General Manager
IL and 10 Wtliam-st., New-York
paoga1e checked through destination.
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ONCE and Postofiice address,,
800 Broadway, New-YOrk City.
NINETY, THIRD STREET Supreme Court Of

n INETY-THIRD STREET--Supreme Court OF
York-Citizens Savings Bank. PLAINTIFF. against Joseph
Turner and Others administration No In pufsi'
OF ud gment OF foreclosure and sale made IN tne
entitled action dated the eleventh day Of May 1891
the undersigned. the referee therein named VIII sell az
public auction the Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room (medl, Nos 80 co G5 Liberty Street in the dlty
and County Of NewYork, the tenth daS OF june lo9
auctioneer the premises The said judgment mentioned
and therein described follows;
'A lot, piece parcel OF land, situate
lying and being In the 18th Ward Of the CITY Of New
and described follows Beginning at point on The
nOrhery Ninety third Street distant hundred
and sXtyeyht feet eastery from the norheastey corner
Of Tenth and Nlnety-thrd Street. and running
Street seventeen feet thence norhoy and parallel with
Tenth Avenue and part OF the way through party wall
feet less, the southey side OF the
former road or lane. commonly 9alled ApthOrps Lane
seventeen feet and esxteenths Of inch. more or
less point castery from the sasery side OF Ienth
avenue one hundred and sixty eight feet on line measured
angles TO the said eastery side OF dent Avenue
and thence southery aud parallel with said tenth Avenue
norey side Ninety third Street, az the point place
SuSed as Numbers 3O7 and 30s on map entitled MAP
Of lands in the City Of New-York known as .Elmwood
belonging estate q Herman Thorn dec s sur S
Office Register q the CITY and CSuaty Of @ @
and :ad parties Of 18th the ART o Pa r. IN aas s3 -
e the sSgee abo Sa .cr6e called 1pfp
Lane running 20 the centre line thereof as the same Is
laid down on said map" - an,
Dated York, Nay le p, 1s9t w wrsr Ro,.ras
,Ou~ pIPcSON Plaintiffs Attorney, 149 Broad
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Gonntrn f)ropeetp for Sale ano 90 Get

II Or SALE.-THE GEN
OF LONG ISLAND SOUND
THE MOST ELEGANT ESTABLI SHMENT
THIS SIDE OF NEWPORT.
Designed and butt by Messrs. Mckim. Mead White.
expense of several hundreds Of thousands dollars
4 gentlcmans residence detail
New. magnificent and costly mansion stables outhouses
greenhouses nled with plants
yacht anchorage right premise boat and bath house
MANSION RIGHT ON THE WATER FRONT,
surrounded BY ID OF exquisely beautiful lawn
Location bright and sunny facing south. giving cool
brrezes right of the sound.
nut athour by Newileyen Railway
MUST BE SOLD TO Close. AN ESTATE
CHARLES MACRAE,
593 5th.ave, iith.st.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. III Broad
- way, Ncw-lork headquarters suburban
for ae rent and exchange, with in all desirable
localities.
SEASIDE COTTAGES at lovely L1wrenee Beach for sale
~ and rent Rentals 400 and 5000 each Table board
be had at the Lawrencs Beach Hesel II dese ed Ad-
dress for free map, BENJAMIN w. HITCHCOCK. IL
ChsIaba<s-st.. NewYork-
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Miscellaneous.

MI BOTANICAL DRAUGHTING-Wante evening in.
lN stTuctOn from practical draughtSman, who makes y
speciality steam boiler work. Address +. D. F., 1875
Jexin V
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rouN W. PRISON, Plaintiffs Attorney 149 Broad

NTINFTY THIRD STREET.-Suprene Court
- tbe state OF New York. City and County OF New
York~CItIzens' Savings Bank plaintiff against Joseph
Tvrner and Others, STANDARDIZATION No I'm
pursuance Judgment Of oFefo s ana d, sale
Ma ISo1 and duly entered therein the twelfth day Of
Msy is9l the unders gnd the referee therein nolned,
vii sell az public auction a: the Real Estate EXCHANGE
IN the city and county OF New York, the tenth day
~ nne Isgl at Twelve o'clock noon Of that day, Dy
Richard " Harnett auconeer the premises IN the SAID
Judgment mentioned and therein DESCRIBED as follows
living and being in the i2th Ward the city Of New
York in the County State Of NewYork and bounded
and described follows Beginning a. point on usS
no.hriy side OF Ninety third Street distant one hundred
~ Tenth Avenue Nlnety.hird Street, and running
hece eastery and along the nortbery side OF Ninety;
third Street seventeen feet thence northeIy ana laIo
with Ten:h Avenue and part OF the way through parry
vail eightvscyen feet four inches, more less to the
son therly side road lane commonly called
Apthorfs Lane nOthwestery, along the southery
si9e Of said lane feet and :hreesNens 81 an
inch more less TO point easterly from the EASTER!
side Of Tenth Avenue hundred and cgtyhye feet on
line measured right angles 20 the said ea-tery SIDE
~ Tenth Avenue and thence souhey and parallel with
party wall eighty eight feet more less 10 the notnry
sde OF third az the point place Of be-
as numbers s0S and 800 map entitled MAP OF lands In
the estate OF Hermann ThOrn, deceased, surveyed by
James Z. Serreu City Surveyor, and filed IN the office
OF the Register Of the City and County Of YORK. N
tin case numbered PIG; together with all the right itle
to the sou:heTly half part or the road or lane
in the rear the premises above described commonly
called Apthorps Lane funnng to the centre line thereof
as the same Is iald down on SAG 2ea, map
Da'eu' Ne"'i 0'A' CHARLES w. WEST, Referee.
JOHN w. PRISON. Plaintiffs Attorney. 149 Broadway.
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NEw-YoRK Il CUBA Mail Steamship Co

NEW-YOEk Il CUBA Mail Steamship Co
~ Piers 10 and L. East River.
Saturday steamers 40 | p. m aud Others AZ 8 p M
for Havana Progreso. Campeehe, FroAtcrs.
Tampco fuApam, and Vera Cruz
MatauZas, CaFdNias, Sa9ua Cabonan
Nassau Santiago &c Cuba, Guantanamo and Cieniuesos
SARATOGA. Havana and Cartenas. Well June "
YUMURI Havana and Mexican Ports. Sat June ~
c. OF ALEX ANDRIA HAY. & MantaD1as We'd June "a ~,
ORIZABA Havana and Mexican Ports. sat- June ~
$3.50 Thur. June IS.
This Line has direct connection with and issues thsngn
Pills OF Lading all points Mexican r W Co. MeN
Central K W. Co. Lt and the Monterey and Mexican Gun
Railroad. -,,- -
" ~ JAMES L. WARD s. CO., liS Wal-sS
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TEIN1TY COLLEGE .Exsmpa,ons for admission , WI, viii
ATHEIST and at the College Hartford, Conn, Monday
Tuesday and WEDNESDAY, June 70 ~ and "a. For
SCUDDER, 81 Wall-st,, City.
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Drn "D, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DED "Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
* E0p rAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO
~ wv - MANACAIBO AND CORO
&c. East River
Sc CARACAS Saturday, June 49, p
e ylNEzIr TT Saturday June 20, D.
g piIf a N hi phi ..... We1nestay July Z, 1 D
~ For Curacao, Maracaibo and CorO,
Sc NARACA IRO Tuesday. June I6 II a. ~.
These America steessSlps specially hull. Cr the trade
"A'0 ''' 'N' BoUtTON. MISS DALLETr
TorrIs,s Agents General Managers, II WAllsI
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Ney-York. Monday. June 8.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
a.story dwelling with lot No 237 East 10othst. g.
W dave lot 2Oxl0010: John Wilkinson, 81. 40.
building with lot East 72dsS 2iSo IL " oo-s'e'
lot 10 5xlO22: John ID Crinmins. S47973.
20 lots ST. Ann's.ave between 1tlst ana 81 Marys
% lots W Crimmns-aye block front between l1lS
and St. Mary's sts: Chas b Lawson. VIM WOODS Il
FADE and Others. $40, 52o ,, , cu..ro,,s
- lots on block bounded by Beekman and Crmmin +
ayea Beech aud Oak Terraces; Francis Lynch. Chas
Wells and others, Si7,775
% lots. block bounded by Beekman ana Cp nan
ayes, Terrace and 14lst-st; Il EAde' v n Dnn"S'
and Others, $j1 ,425.
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pOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Departures Wednesdays and Saturdays OF isrge ans
councillors natl steamers b Rotterdam and Amsterdsn.
calling Ways at Boulogne M, landing pAssenss"
within 80. hours OF Paris and London: a. GO,
saloon rates, s5j " SO Second cabin, $50 speetn
through London Excursion IeAe1s on is'ofsOs
terms. Some good cabins still left. 49, -. "a -
man, Inne 10 \ a m. 1 Amsterdam. June 20, .
Waaedam. tune ~ 3 80 a. m Dubbeldlm June ~ a. m.
For illustrated guide p9sS3sS Sc Sc p pPB vat
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LINES 70 CALEDONIA. JAPAN, CHINA.
rom New.YorI, pier foot Of cltal.:ti n. K.
SENECA sails Wednesday, June 10, noon.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRo sails THURS, June IS, 8 D.
eompany's OH C on Chs pier, foot o Csnsi.,t, s. K
H. j. BUtLAY. General Superintendent
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A NOi FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81. n r, foot Of West 2ith-st.
GGncaora June 20 p m: Furnessia, July II,
CITY or h0R Ra a., for Saloon Passage - - ~
BY S. S. CITY OF ROME 500 and upward
.ccordInc b accommodation and location OF Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and upward.
Second Cabin. $50. Steerage, Sl9.
booked through y or from city
Great Britain the Continent
For hook OF and further Information. apply
HENnERsON BROIHERS. Rowling Green. n. Y.
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u WI
BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL-ST.
The sun., 1891-07-27
SACRILEGIOUy HURGLARA

TAey Apparently Have Planned to PiunAsr
Only Churches and Parssnases,
Within four weeks three clsrgymen and
three churches in Long Island City have suf-
tered from the denredations OF gang Of
thieves. who apparently have started out to rob
every church and Clergyman In the city.
Tho first victim was the Rev. Father L. r.
Toner OF St. Patricks Church. Dutch Kills.
Besides stealing hls gold watch. monsv. and
other valuable articles. the thieves dsspoiled
the reverend father Of his ward robe to such an
extent that he was com polled to remain In So
clusion until his tailor supplied him with now
trousers. A few Sundays ago. while the Rev.
Samuel Guerney. also OF Dutch Kills. Was con-
ductine morning services in the Third Meth
odist Church Of that place. his homo was
broken into and all por; able articles OF value
were carrie of.
The Rev. @. D. F. stenfuhier is the pastor Of
the Second German Reformed Church in Do
bevoise avenue. Astoria Bis residence is next
to the church Communion was observed q
few Sunday mornings ago. and the services
were little longer than usual Thieves took
advantage IF his rro!onxed absence: and; pry-
ing open back window. proceeded to rife the
"A, small chapel va. entered. but 1t contained
little Of value. TwS Sundays ago. when the
sen street. Astoria. opened the doors In the
morning A a scene Of ruin greetr,: M his estonished
shs wall. sna he
Decorations were torn from the walls. tho holy
cloths were disngur~d. and tho silver COM
munion service and the elaborate silver bap-
tismal fount were gone.
The last scene of derredation and saerilees
avenue Kavonswood. The Ksv. W. II. Weeks
is pastor OF this church. On Saturday It was
discovered that the church had been robbed.
what could not 10 carried away was destroyed.
Tho thieves entered through tho cellar.
Thor Ia nj a n v AZ 0vnn 20 hA ~ thAN
clercymen IN the city whose churches or homes
have not yet been robbed. and extraordinary
precautions arc being taken to pro'ert then.
The police believe tho thieves live In Long
Islanl City. The manner and time OF the bur;
r senusiuted W With % the i"calites. and snev tSe
right time for carrying out their plans,
The sun., 1891-07-27
MURDER IN SOUTH TROY.
Two Theories Advanced to the Motive
for the Crime.

Two Theories Advanced as to the Motive
for the Crime.
Troy. July GA murder. tho real motive
for which cannot be definitely learned. was
committed at about 4 O'Clock this morning.
near the Woodside Presbyterian Church In
South Troy. David Barron. q popular young
man and Assistant Captain OF tho Edmond
Stanton Steamer Company. was found lying on
the sidewalk bleeding profusely. He was as
sisted to DIR. Bonesters office. whore an ex-
amin alton disclosed an ugly wound under the
left armpit. The gosh extended into tie up
rer arm. severing the main artery. The man
was unconscious from loss OF blood. and In q
few minutes he was dead. The police were
no if.cd. and soon lenrned that the stabbing
was done BY Edward Aurelius. who was AZ
rested about a mile from the scene OF the sirrsy.
When taken inio custody. he said:
III teach Dave Baron to Keep away from
That remark was supposed to afford the key
to the cause OF tho murder; but It does not ht
ns ns asG to 1he 1sse atser fea Aursus aron. William
Huchcs and hers were rushing the Growlrr
tho ana home AareIs ana
Hughes was being wnrsted. when Barron inter-
fcred and Aur"lius attacked him. put barron
proved tougher customer to handle. SO
knife. ard. re.arnng to the street. plunged it
.G HSnsf Sn'ssns s;oes SSdk I. that Barron visited Aure
that the later touna! him, th-re thi- morning.
lhsn Anrelius and his wife had Gua' rel. and
Ba ron interfering 10 tn. wo1an,s behalf. Was
relied with her husband. but other she:
Anrellus: nor Hughes will g!se any connected
ysr,0p q the aH h%fhss was
p'oyecs "f ths Burden Iron Company Barron
was unmarried.