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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
JO1TISGS ABOUT TOWN

Clara Louise Kellogg 10 at the Clarendon Hotel
H. u. Jacobs yesterday sold the lease o.! his Hoboksn
theatre to wilson IL Loss.
The call ls not We, been sent out for the meeting Of
the Democratic STATE Committee.
Seventeen boys arrested on Monday night by Agent
TInn 0T the Gerry society were committed to tho
society pending examination al The TOmbs Court
yesterday.
Aw9ns no nafiGnFe,; 9T ~. I,y Of rN,' ~hi1h
Micner ~ Fhilade rhiu ME. 4. T. r.rkes Of Chicago
and Mas Maid Harrison.
Judge LacomDe handed down YESTERDAY an order Of
dsennuniancc ~ tle sn brog.h, by John " Mnes2y
Read aud Edwards. stokes
~ Quarrel at forhham, on Monday night, Owen
street win stone, breaking lis jaw, Mcneil - in
IollcvEe and Poland IL under arrest,
Dr. i. l.. Il Thompsnn Of New Haven Conn a brother
IT 'Haries steele Thompson, WIG committed ~ rd-
bh0uiing himself nited States Hu.el on Monday
Hrrn.oi arrived at tho hotel yes'sfiay and TOD the
10 o New Haven
whosc name Is mo- known Jumped from TO
rear platform of Bet Iiue srrrt ear ~ Perry and
W,A Yesterday afternoon has hsl striking on
ptui, and late Ia evening had not res4!Isd con,
scloEsnsks
Judge Truax OF the Supreme Court has oYcrruied Ii.
objections tnterposed by The Ncrohnns' Eaona isnk
Msu G'ont. "a. g. The re ori of Refeeo ioh" l.
Ward posing ard allowing the accounts OF william
RrolSfeld a. receiver OF tho LusGwick caemlc.i
Cuuneel for WI. lam II Gra'er as guardian fo4 1T,
sons William and "hnn'asnraey tie1 claim r.,
DAY N e ompir"ier. 1,ice a2alrs ne NY tc,o-
'mp ain j. - 'hc eGcrt l.ai on May II lss7 w,ls
TIE Two chi ftcu were on Tie Third avenue tridge and
a'ier the lAi been given 80 o0tc the draw
MIA and tor!hHm Railroad Company passed OH ihs
draw. And swung npon the side walk ihc bridge
striking and seriously iu!uIiuS the two ehiIirsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
SMASHED IN FIVE MINUTES.
ID. s. Jones's Raid on the Lon Island
IsuIlwns's High Board Fence.

ID. >. Jones'S lSntd on Nhe Lon Asinuo
Railways High board Fence.
Tho new pine board fence which the Long
Island Hailroad Company built and are en-
deavorlng to maintain through the centre Of
First street, Long Island City. was turned into
kindling wood at O'clock last evening by d. $.
Jones & Co.. who own 153 feet OF property
fronting on this street
When tho fence was first built several weeks
ago tho Messle. Jones backed their trucks
and coal carts through It. AS fast as the fence
was demolished py Jones & Co. 1t was rebuilt
by the railroad company. The railroad Eeoplo
finally became tired of this an ordered their
deputy sheritfs, who act as special officers. T.
arrest Jones co s men. Inc arrests were
lice court. From there 1t was carried TO tho
Supreme Court in brooklyn. and on Monday
Justice Cullen refused to grant the petition OF
the railroad company for IN Injunction re-
new fence. This was the signal Tor q new at-
ID. S. Jones, bend OF the aggressive coal firm.
is known In Long Island City ns q hustler
When Ju-,ice tulien's decision was inado
known ali looked for a renewal Of ho.tii'les
men. equipped with new axes. MADE simul.
taneoils Rttacss On the fence ut the hour
Each ono selected a. fenco post. D. S. Jones
n short ana complete sob. iva minutes hiier
the mon began to swing thot axes more man
$50 leet OF fence tell broadside on tho railroad
tracks.
lin attempted to arrest son,e OF the men. but
was unsuccessful. After tho woik was dome
the men marched away in triumph. 1t is OK
pected that ho-tilitiss will be resumed TO- DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

He Had Broken JaIi and Sought to As.
snult n White Girl.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. July 21.-The village OF
Vienna and vcinity. ten miles east Of this
place. are in a state Of excitement bordering
on frenzy. At dusk last evening, as Mary
sientz. the pretty eighteen-year-oldd daughter
OF Henry Slen2 n farmer OF tho nelghbor-
hood was going homo from s!las EnGles's.
mile distant. she was attacked by George. or
Blunt. Nutier. big roiusive negro living In
that locality. lie was lying in ambush for her.
TIE place he selected ior his ambush Is u
dense woods midway ietween EnEles's and the
girl's home
mrnt and grabbed her so suddenly that she
had no time to fly. She offered him what money
she carried TO leave her alone. but be half
dragged and half car: led her into the woods
IN tho struggle that ensued almost AL her
we're irightfuIly bruised. She managed to
scream despite her captors efforts to prevent
her from doing SO. and this brought Norman
Clousr. who. fortunately. was passing along
tho road. 10 tho rescue. ~
Nutter fed on Ills appearance. Tho girl had
fain cd and she now lies in critical condition.
Nu,ter had choked her until her tongue pro-
truded.
armed men began hunting fox NUtter. who lad
lust escaped from iuil. where he had boon Inn
prisopcd for stoniing n hog. Nutter Inns not
been found. A lynching will follow II he Is
cnpturet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
PROPRIETY IN BATHING SUITS.
It Is Enforced with nm Iron Hand by 70
Mcemem at Ocean Grove.

It Is Enforced with nm IRON Hand by 70.
ncemem at Ocean Grove.
AspuRY PARK. July PA policeman stood
at LiliGore's pavilion In Ocean Grove this
afternoon and refused TO allow persons who
had nothing over their bathing suits to ap-
proach the water.
GO home and get coat or shawl on" he
said. 'or I'll arrest you and lock you up."
Not only women in perfectly proper bathing
suits. but little boys and girls were sent back
to their homes for wraps Some OF the women
asked 10 bc allowed to take thor BATHS. say
ing that they would bling wraps next lime.
In every instance tho officer refused their re-
quests.
During the day men posted signs which
said,
the following, lie 1t enacted by the Board OF
Trustees OF the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting
Association that bathing in nude state or in
improper or Indecent bathing apparel. or
passing through the streets or avenues 10 or
from the bathing grounds without suitable
within The limit Of the, associ ito, grounds !:
and any person offending against this pro-
vision will be fined 81 or, imprisoned five days
in tho county Jail. according TO the discretion
OF the Police Justice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
CREPrTO THE BANKS VAULT.
4 SNEAK THIhF SECURES StOOo, nut
HE MIGHT HAVE hid Sii0,OOO.

Two Accompiiccs Baggage tho Two CLERKS
fin the Easton National Bank In CONVEX.
sntton and Third Steals His Way TO
the Sa.e-Took the Higgcst Package.
EAsToN, Pa. July 2l.-The double doors OF
tho Easton National Bank building. n hand
somo structure in the very heart OF tho bust.
ness section Of the city, stood wide open at
noon to day, revealing the interior to pnssers-
by. and the large plate glass windows were
also swung omen, giving IN unobsiructcd view
Of tho counting room. Tho floor is almost
level with tho pavement. and the vault doors.
desks and furniture can be seen plainly from
the street. Tho lobby. which extends around
the partition. including the spacc occupied by
the clerks has n tile floor No ono can enter
the building without being seen from any nor
ton it The vaults have the additional pro.
toction of al iron grating. which extends out
into the counting room.
1t was thought that robbery in such place
would be impossible, and yet $4,000 was stolen
there to-day. Three men wcro engaged in tho
robbery. First nicely dressed man entered.
and going to tho discount window, asked
What Is your name2"
Bixler.' answered tho clerk.
You are the mnn want to sec. then" said
the stranger. II represent tho Bixler estate
in Germany" and then he began to talk with
MIR. Bixler relative 10 q fortune left in the old
country for the Bixlor heirs. After some con-
versatile, versa he lelt iew minutes after he on;
addressed tLlet DeoEkSeper Frank Sicisr.
%"s 5a sefynF o in thu tho cs lie at asFs a
T sr S SoS shy d1s Tsh h
1t was not tho custom TO do business in that
way where the makers, Of notes kept no ac-
count at the bank. However. the stranger
Ing this MI; Sleter was counting the package
81 monoH re i9nnd 1t to contain seventy eight
nIarS S Saa tod me man to TAKE 6nrk to the
The stranger got Mr., sleter to count. it
tho package was short. left tho bank. lie had
held Mr.. Sleers attention about three min
S Meh lad Sssn il
o safe inside the money vault in the rear OF
the Goun,ns TGGm Mam HasTe the
tion was. made at once. and i was
no osy that n doaF Ss Mas ssne Ts ~:
package was bulky, and how tile thief got it
out unobserved is n mystery. The thief is a
tennis shoes with rubber soies. Mr. Slcter
saw him N gone /, while he was talbin 70
at the left and began 10 write. Mr. Sic er docs
not remember seeing him after that time.
Ins theory is thns tbs man entered the
counting room next. crept under II table and
getting into the vault. grabbed tho first pacli-
sw 0'H lie maa sn good san hut 1ne Zoo" ioot
nway was smaller pacna containing So:
40o and wh!n spnee fonr cS5 arnfs nnt
The whole AMIR took place IN less han fye
Tank constantly 1t is Usually thr ems ON 10
NJ" lank, vii rot tel the los: ~. IT bas sur:
$l3G,0GU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
PILLS ARE COOKING FOR HIN.
But Howe, Alias De Ford, - Locked Up
Out OF the Reach OF Opium.

Out OF the Reach of Opium.
The examination of Robert Howe. alias
Robert de Ford. alias Oscar s. Wayne. for
stealth. $1,000 worth Of diamonds and iewelry
from Charles Wcrnecke's store Mt 8 and 10
West Twenty. eighth street last February, was
resumed yesterday OF Jefferson Market.
Mr.. Wernecke told his story. and this letter.
which had been received by the prisoner. was
read:
Ny DEAR FGIyyp: am very sorry to hear Of your
misortnnes and res assured that will leave no stone
unturned to get you ou- Now, do not worry. for am
with you. Tell Jack which lawyer you prefer. Howe
or HummeL But. friend, nm waiting ut q certain
place for him. and shall go for lawyer as soon
"a ycu decide Mr. - at The hotel proved = friend
to me Have moved your trunks and ininc. came
he ar as hair breadth Of being there last night only
for MIR. p. Now, Xviii give you money Tor your
me ais and ucidentas. Hnl Jack have 81 cook yOu
some nj L. Let me know by AIR - II iLeru IL any.
thing more yOu want. would love mu III to
and SEQ Won but ! dare not. Jack Will explain Ny
very best wishes. am yours.
No name YVES signed to tho letior. It was
written with n encl Tho pills" spoken Of
mem opium pills. to the use Of which Howe is
addicted.
street. A. NJ. Lyon of ISL Fifth avenue and
others made COMPLAINT against Howe. md the
case was adjourned until Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Young GIris Found In u Cobbler's Shop.

Joseph Callello. a cobbier. has shop at 3o4
Henry street lie has been complaining to the
police that roughs gather in front OF his place
and maze 1t appear dlsreputable. AT 1880
O'Clock on Monday uight Policeman Devlin
saw two young girls enter the cobblers shop
lIcwoudcrcd what they could be doing there at
tuliello camo out or beer. Whom he returned
the officer smoked on the door 81, apd asked Cd
had entered his place. hut tho officer forced
his way in and found the girls hiding, under q
cot in the back room. They, gave heir names
street aul Jennie Jennings. 10 years old, Of
G47 Water street. They said bat they. wc!o re-
one o, their friends, ut $50 Madison stree,
whsr. Us they pnssel Callellos a man hey
knew named Frank Jachowi called them in
side tnile!lo and the Two gr.s were arrested.
by, Jnchowitl uld not DO found At EsseN
aud tho children were committed to tie care
OF the Gerry society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

Kate McDonoueh Will Spend Two Months
In Prison for KobbinE Her Employer.

Kate McDonough Will Spend Two Months
In Prison for KobbinE kicr Employer.
Kate McDonou2h a good looking Irish girl,
81 years old. tottered to the bar in the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday. supported by
three officers. and pleaded guilty to an indict-
ment cha ging her with petty larceny. Re-
cordcr Smyth sentenced hor to the City Prison
for sixty days
the woman is suffering from spinal disea:e
Flowed :or three years in tho dry goods store
Of II O'Nell. On March IS tho firm began 10
mi-s proleriy and Miss N!cDonouGh was sus.
pected. she was accused. and admitted her
guilt She took a representa- i've OF tho firm to
her lodging- whore goods Of the value OF $3.50
we're found in her trunk. She has been under
medical treatment since.
Several certificates from PHYSICIANS were
offered in evidence which stated that the
Court took this into consideration in passing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
IN HARRISON'S HOME.
""uge Gresham HIS Bcen There-Tnix OF
Antl. uMrrIson Hnpcrs In Indiana

NDlANApoLlS. July 2i.-Judge Gresham has
oeeh moro all dar. and during tho afternoon
was cosetcd with friends
The conference of editors in his interest and
Harrison Administration mon generally In
this state was expected to have been held TO-
iisht' out Tor some reason not explained did
not take place.
~ was learned. however. that 1t was merely
postponed until some future occasion. Re.
porters wete hunting for 1t until midnight. but
JAILED to find it. when n prominent friend of
urosham explained that such a meeting was
called. but there being SO small a number here
1t was postponed.
more seems to DO no doubt that at least one
OF The objects OF tho conference would have
been to perfect tho plans outlined at the meet.
ing here several weeks ago TO establish news
papers throughout this and adjoining States
distinctly opposed to tho renomin alton OF Har-
risou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
NOT HIS STYLE or HuMoR.
Herr Ncnn's Objection to Cal McCnrthy's
Pcr.innge Causes ~ Fight.

Ca, Mccarthy. the some time champion
fcathcr-weight puglist. visited Coney Island
on Monday night with patty OF friends. Tho
party stopped at u sausage stand In front OF
Wucke 4 90. IS restaurant. on Surf avenue. Cal
took or hi. hat and with u bow. addressed
himself 10 tho snusnges thus:
An, there. my, friends! think | seen you
all last sum- er."
Herman Hcna. the manager OF tho lestnn:
rant, WA. near by, and Lie remarked that ca
Policeman Michael Powers arrested Cal on
Hcnas complaint. Tho feather, weight was
locked up Tor two hours lefore bail was Sc
D. Newton yesterday morning. but as LENA
did not appenr to press the complaint McCar-
thy was DISCHARGED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
The Weather.

Generally fair weather prevailed over the country
yesterday except for light showers In Virginia Yer
mont Maine the Dakotas, and few scattered showers
fl the States of tho upper Mississippi Valley Fog hung
the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Nova Scotia,
being dense north OF Boston. Tho high pressure
central the lakes spreading over all tho country
east OF tho Mississippi The temperature southern
Canada was but s. above freezing, and In :he lako
region it down to between So and co.. In this
neishborhood there was but slight change In south.
west Texas 1t was over 1902.
The storm centre covered the Dakotas and Mime
sofa moving very slowly eastward with sight energy.
The weather in this city was fair with light fog;
highest Official temperature 81; lowest 81; average
humidity. 81 per cent; wind northwest average We.
locty. 10 miles an hour
Tho thermometer at Perry's pharmacy in THE Sun
builduR the te as fooWos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Wanted to Fight 1t Out In Court.

Civil Justice Neu in Brooklyn yesterday de-
cided in favor OF Jennie Shaw In her suit
against Sarah Taylor for the recovery OF SIG
loaned money. During the trial Patrick S.
Hickey OF 253 Eighth street was called to the
witness chair for the defendant. His presence
threw Mrs Jnylor's husband into a state OF
excitement. and. lnmrinC up. lie shouted:
You scoundrel! You are the man VITO broke
up my home" He attcmp ed To strike Hickey
with his umbrella. and had to he removed
from the court. Whom the case was through n
general scrimmace hetWe en- u rnrtics In the
OF the court officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
LITTLE EOY BURGLARS
Smoky Hollow's Youthful C;nns at Home
In Rrown.stOnc Front.

Broker A. X. Brown closed his big four story
house In Montague and Henry streets. Brook
lvn, three weeks ago, unl went to the country.
On Saturday seven small boys from the smoky
Hollow region in South Brooklyn. under the
leadership OF l1-year-old Francis Barnes. on
tered the house ana made themselves at homo
until raidcd by policemen from tho Adams
ransacked the closets and trunks. but Jar MS
could be learned no articles have Aisapl cared
When the policemen called ut the house in
response to an alarm rom ncighbor. Amelia
Barncs Of 10 Emerald street. tho mother OF tho
seated in an easy chair in the basement. She
explained that her son came homo and noti-
fed her on SATURDAY. nigh. that the owner hRi
sent for her to look after the house during his
absence, She was held for further eXnmina
ton. and her son was sent TO st. Johns Home.
The other boys were discharged.
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Tho feather weight confidence operators are
doing business again in the sale of spurious
picnic tickets A number Of sorrowful dupes
have lately bought tickets at 81 piece for a
picnic and summerniEht' festival Of the De-
rnrtment Clerks Association at Eblings
Casino. Aurora Park. on Aug. g." The two
etorekeepers and others led the impress
sion hat the association was COMPOSED OF
Would not ' forgot Their friends Mo pou M
tic, cts. There is no such association no such
caslno. and no such park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

A dead baby WAS found on Monday night on
top of tho police signal box in Prospect and
Washington streets. Brooklyn. Two notes.
written in Italian, were pinned to the clothing
jcerod Mt America. The other closed THUS:
"Long liva the ssoclation of Italian iatai is.
The death OF the baby It. was found resulted
from natural Causes. The identity OF the
parents has not been uscertainea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
IN TIE uNDER7ow.s CLUTCH
Tho Misses Dillingham; OF New York Al.
most Drowned While Bathing.

SEA GRIT July 21.-NIiss BELLA Dillingham;
and her sister Ethel OF 1872 West Sixty-irst
street. New York. went in bathing near tho
Monmouth House at II o'clock this morning.
Both ere good swimmers and shortly were out
ut the end OF the rope. Suddenly Miss Polla
threw up her hands and screamed. Mis- Ethel.
fell back in n faint Both z rls we're being last
carried away By tho strong. undertow. whom
tho lifo saver. Cook. jumped in his boat and
swan for Mis- Ethel.
The girls were brought ashore, and after an
hours work by two village physicians they re-
gained consciousness and wore taken to their
cottage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
BURNED OUT THE DOGS ERE
shocking brutality to the Harmle ss ret or
Jersey city Family,

DeTsty Oily FNmIIy.
Thomas NJ. Donnelly of 2l7 Paramount ave-
nue., Jersey City Heights. has handsome dog
which is tho pc. of the family. 1t is cross
between Newfoundland and shepherd. ana
mas been trained 10 perform many tricks
MIR. Donnelly went away last week, and on
Saturday somebody thrust n hot iron into tho
dogs eye. MIR. Donnellys aged mother said
lot the dog out Saturday morning and in
about half an hour lie came running across the
street howling with pan He put his paws up
that his eye was burnt ! did what could for
him. but he suffered terribly. | was told that
across the street nut M iron in his eye"
a, At the blacksmiths shop across the street
the owner. George u. liorcey, denied that the
dog had leen injured there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
rs CHARLES II. COFFIN DROWNED ?

Clothing Marked with His Name Found
Nenr the River at Sing Sing.
SING SING. July 21.-William Kenney found
mans suit OF clothes in stone wall near the
Rockefeller property last night. end to-day the
clothes were taken IN charge by Chief OF
Police McNeal. On the underclothtng is tho
name &C. b. Coffin" 1t Is thought that the
owner went into the river for swim and was
drowned. No ono of that name is known here.
Mrs. Jane NJ Coffin OF 173 West Forty fifth
street called n Police Ilenduunr,er s last night,
and nsk"d that an alarm DO sent out for her
son. Charles ID. Coffin. who has been missing
formed # the clothing found ut Sing Sing She
has no doubt TINT 1t telog grd TO her son. and
was 40 years old 1t is believed that he was
derangcd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Disappearance OF william Knapp.

YoNKERs. July 21.-William Knapp. young
man OF about % years. who has for several
years been the lookkeeper and manager Of the
Bashford Carriage Repository. on Newman
street. bn. disappeared. His present where-
abouts are unknown and accountants are
the Palisade Boat Club. and was highly es-
teemeu in tho city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Predicting Next Winters Weather.

Norwich. July 21.-The Connecticut weather
prophet is all ready with n prediction about
next winter. 1T will DO q long and cold one"
he atiirms. md the reason is that the nut
crop is going to DO unusually large. Nature
nevnr takes tn" trouble TO prepare big crop
OF nuts unless they are going to 10 needed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
ON Strike 4 gain.

Tho 40 strikers who went back 10 work at
Oprenhem & Collins's cloak lac DRY are OIL
strike again. and with them are tie fifteen
cutters who have gone out 10 support tho
operatives. The leaders Of the strikers shy
that HE hrm did not t"ko lack all the dis-
cuuiE ei men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Ruins Moments Drenae..

Mrs. Z. C. Stanford OF OF South Ninth
street. Wiliamsburgh. had n new dress val
ned at SIS destroyed on Sunday night by some
body throwing destructive liauid on 1t.
While walking along Bedford avenue. she
told the police Inst night. she saw a man
following her. Near Taylor street he walked
nhend. after having looked sharply at her. On
Monday sho discovered that her dress was
that two or three OF them also had had their
dresses spoiled. The police have good de-
scription OF tho scoundrel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Robbed Union square Park.

James Mason was held for trial Mt Jefferson
Market yesterday Oh the complaint Of Eawari
Is. llCmphrcyS. II Genca.ogist o! IS East
Twelfth street. who SAID that Mason had at
tackled and robbed him N Mon SQUARE Park
broken over his hond by tho thici. An I'M
known man interfere d in liuMphleys's behalt.
but Mason Knocked linn out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
Mrs. William AstOr's Two Gowns.

United States District Attorney Mitchell took
up yesterday the case OF Mrs. William Astors
gowns. which came hero from Felix under
valued. Tho probable course Of the Govern
ment W Il be to formally condemn the dresses
done. Deputy Collector lbelns believes that
the dresses will be bought in by persons IN
tere5 ted in the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
An Arrest In the Fannie Kniss Case.

BoHDEHTowN. July 2l,-Mrs. William Wilson.
who was arrested here to-day, u. the order OF
Coroner Deworth, for periormii s an operation
on Fannie kni,s 6. was locked vi in default ot
Court and il she l. unable to furnish i; she
will be committed to jail in tho morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
ONE MILLION ron TT sTx1' ,EN'S
Tie Rev. DR.. Hoffman, WHO Has Given
Much. Wishes to Kaisr Ayorc.

New BRUNSWICK. July 21.-The Rev. DIR.
Charles Hoffman Of New York has Just given
$4,000 to ST. Stephens College at Armandalo.
N Y. Some six months ago he gave similar
sum. and WITHIN the last fow years ho has
young men for the Episcopal ministry. Tho
latest gilt is for Greek proieSs orship
DIR. Hoffman has siGnitled his willingness TO
be I ton TO raise 81 % 200 for the college.
his desire being that it shall become univor-
Sity. and an e1ort will be made to interest
other rich men in tho project.