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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03

A Cleo sK.oek Ost, and SIS to Each MAJ
There fooling about nght that took Place last
night a. resort in suburb Of Jersey City. It was
OF grievance and the blood that appeared on the
faces and bodies Of both contestants proved IL.
The mems names we're Jos Dawn and Bill conIon both
Jerseymen. -.
Conon is man Of ITO pounds, while Davis door not
weigh over 155 or 100 and 10 tall - Conion by
aeoap!e Of Inches There vas no ropsd ring The
Davis was seconded BY Steve Donne and his brother
and his time keeper was Prank Hugh Conlon was SEQ
ondsd by Jack Haydon and Tom Martin. Tim Frazer
held the watch for him Tom Brown was referee
the call Of time the men rushed At each other and
began to punch and when they went to their corners
They came out het % the ssc,nd round and :here
was more inhEhtmG Conion knox kei Davis down in
the third round BY smash in the nsek In the fourth
round Dat not unly returned the compt msnt but did
tttwice. on!on began to show signs Of fatigue after
that but hi. arms were the larger and he knew enough
TO hold ont his lst when Davis tried to rel in him
under Conlon's guard and icbbsd upward and caught
ConlOn on the neck under the Conlon fell back
lon fell Against the ropes Davis did not know enough
TO stand by him. but returned to the the ring
His seconds yelled for him 10 follow bis up aud
him with leit.hander that CHANGED to land on the
jaw and knocked Davis full his back and out
Davis BLEED from bis nose great deal while he was be-
ing brought around TO consciousnesa ConIon was
cut All over the face and body Zach received S26
for his nights amusement.
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Harriet Die Net Murder Mrs. Nutter-An
Alseed Conftasloa.

FREEHoLp Dec. 2-Louis Harriet. the young
Frenchman. who 30 brutality butchered Mrs.
Charles T. Leonard at Atlantic Highlands last
week. IL not Salzmnn. the man who murdered
Mrs. Ferdinand Mntter IN the outskirts Of
Newark two years ngo Mr.. M1tter came to
Freehold last night and was admitted to Har-
riots cell. He was satisfied ut once that the
two murderers were not identical. Salzman
was M0tter's hired man.
A report was sent out last night that Har-
riot made q confession on Monday. He has
made no confession except that on Tuesday.
when SUN reporter asked him in his cell why
he murdered Mrs. Leonard. he implied that he
did murder her By saying: 1T is nope Of your
night as coming from him Is MS follows:
Mrs. Leonard, he said, had 0n several COCA
sions found fault with him and scolded him
about the manner in which he did his work.
and on the day upon which he cosnmltte the
murder he had gone to the house after leaving
his team where 1t was found In the yard In
order to demand his wages o., her. as
employ. Mrs. Leonard refused his demand
aud this action on her part put him ip such an
unGovernRble rage that he Knocked her down
by striking her on the head with u hammer.
and then. Selling piece Of rope. hs savagely
wrapped II round and round her neck and then
went away and left her He declares positive
" that Mrs. Leonard was still alive when he
loft her."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03

The football championship Of the Gaelic Athletic
Association was not decided when the Kickhnns de-
feated the John Mitchells Of Brooklyn at the Polo
grounds on Thanksgiving Day The Kiekhams are cred
tied with score OF goal and points to points
The Nitchells, however. had obtained goal. which
y va; mot ai,owsa by Rsfes.; Pow.5s Of thu
made their ns ,b goal By forming circle around
cree Power. was OF the opinion that in the scnmmare
which followed ono of the Nitcheils who on tho
!nf ,hs serreens.. Of the rsfsrss, opinion. 70 said
the ball in play where the alleged foul occurred he
tossed up the ball IN the centre of the Held by this
eSn:eaSsness Of this the Mi!shslIs have protested
70 act the protest u ~ allowed. the game viii be
played over again; u not the Mitchell. and tho
Gaelic smppor,sr. are eagerly awaiting the outcome Of
tho fshAmericans play the kickhams for second
place. This team winning second place will receive
hne silver medals ~ 'sophies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
A Lsee.et,v. HI. By u. Mo.,rs., E.,rs.s

A Lsceaot,ve HIT By ths Montreal ExDrsss,
ALBANY. Dec. 2-The Montreal express on
the New York Central road due In East Al
bany at $50 A NJ. dashed into light loco
motive at Teller's Crossing. Just south OF the
turnpike bridge at East Greenbush. this morn
ing. when running at the rate Of forty-fiy
miles an hour. The shock caused great alarm
among the passengers many Of whom jumped
from the train. and all OF whom miraoulously
train was thrown into the coal hole OF tho en-
gine and received severe injuries about the
mick was hurled against pile OF trunks and
severely. bruised. The passenger locomotive
and the tender Of the light locomotive were
baggage ears. A wrecking train cleared the
tracks and the Passengers were transferred
and brought to Albany.
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once to-day msndamuses upon each delin:
ausut among the Insspect2rs and rave special <
9as sGs' ossn sSes SS'n 9oia.s
the o 81 IN n sSs frs
sc and Justise Ksnnedys Ssdshs e The
t Mn , %n II "fieisI Ssllots This Is he case
which Gov. FIN made by calling County Clerk
Nichols and Munro Ryan cases on the validity
orn9 X Jss; s s op ns Il Tfs will
The areum emit before Justice 0'Brisn on tho
question Of staying Justice Ke9nsdy's manda.
sprctors IN twcntysevsn out % the aity.two
IL ne day. ssa
e Ss sss
eG S Sna sSs s sse G Defined II Statute
fssy Saa &c rStans
VII Ssars g sS ss s%
ss''sRSY ses'sn .asG S WE
case Of r. reef. hepusicap n sspdida.o for
Senator. the returns wero ordered 70 b can
SsS sn s rs ss III ss NJ qg ss
returns. This. too. was done cn q mere desla-
ration Of belief on the part 81 Mr.. Munro, Mr..
Marshall said that no lnandamus could legal.
send back returns TO the inspectors for cor.
Iection. II WINS only when there was an error
in their own determination that q mandamus
would lie against them. and where was 1t
". p Goodelis presented the crse for the re.
ss s. Ef that aqbS sss %
was the regularly nominated candidate Of the
Republican party. No other man OF the name
Of Munro was Nominated. Ne certilente o.
nied with tho County Clerk. rho Board p
Clerical errors, and nothing else. In leaving the
"Jn" on tho name The sample ballots
made by the statute. a part 81 the return. Why
had that been done Simply to guard aXsinst
WINS nothing to show The. David 4: M9nr99
e sinsle vote. 4 either q the.e. panss had
tors TO attach sample ballot to. their returns
chewing sh the fat Public Er0eiamIntiop q
been made on the night Of the election
Judge OBrien will probably decide this case
Tomorrow.
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HINTS FOR 0UORUM COUNTERS
II there II No Qserun II sisht. Perhaps
One May be Got by Telephone,

Vue my oe 6ot ny TeiephOne.
WASHINGTON. Dec 2-ln the United States
supreme Court to-day Solicitor General TAFT
In speech which has already been printed
opened for the Government the case involving
tho validity Of the DlnGley worsted act, which
is attacked on tho ground that 1t was passed
by quorum counted by Speaker Reed. The
contention OF the Government is that the
House ia the maker OF its own rules and is the
only mower that can e2rrect any faults n them.
porters side OF the case. maintaining that on
a yea and nay vote it was necessary to show
the mans presence BY his action. and by some
constitutional requirement.. aud that there
was no warrant for the clerks declaring him
present.
Justice Brewer said the point seemed TO be
that II was necessary that q man should be
heard and not seen. and asked how II would he
y a man answered BY telephone to q roll call.
COULD he he counted In = Iuorum2
Mr.. Smith was doubtful on that point but
thought he might be perhaps. II the House put
the name on the journal.
Attorney General Miller closed the case with
contention.
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An EARLY IhSpEC.
ton OF our CHRIST.
MAS STOCK. WHICH Is
NOW READY. IS lNvIT.
Ed. Pure HASERS
WILL FIND IT Of SUR
PRISIHG lMTEnE 81.
SELECTIONS MAY NOW
Be MADE. AND GOODS
WILL Be HELD FOR
FUTURE DELIVERY.
GpRHAM MFG CO.,
SILvERsMITHs,
BROADWAY
AND 18TH ST.
Ia . Qu,rre, Ia aa Express OMee . Bey's
SkWll Is Fractured.

- Qutrres u nn IxpecSs OAce . h0y'e
skull IL Fractured.
Edward J. Brewer. n 15-yoar-old porter In
tho Adams Express Company's Office ut IL
West Twuniy-thirl street, had q quarrel on
Monday night with john Weidman. aged Is,
OF 333 Fast Forty-scventh street another
employee. Brewer seized q scale weight
aud threw It at Weidman. The lat
ter lodged it. and tho missile struck
William Myers. n 13-year-old errand boy.
who lives ut 1876 East 105th street and who
was in The back OF the ONCE and not interested
in the quarrel; The tiow Knocked Myers
senseless. and he was removed to the New
York Hospital In an ambnlnncr. Thrre the
doctors found that his .sal WAS fractured.
Brewer and Nc.mun wake cal out Of the office
u II was not until Tuesday afternoon that Capt.
Kemp IL still hunting, for Brewer. whose i'd
dress nobpdy seems to know. Detective Kemp
quarrel with Weidman near Contra! Park an
hour Later; and that r. drew clasp Enife and
was removed to an uptown hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
A Ran ON the Mansfield Valley B-..

PrTTsBvRGH. Dec. 2.-Thc run on the Mans
field Valley Dank. in mining town not far
from this city. WAS Started in peculiar man.
ner. The Treasurer OF sunday school remcm-
berod late on Saturday that certain fund was
needed next day. and he went TO tho bank to
draw the money As It was long after bust
ness hours. he could not get the cash. Next
had 6oen unable TO get the money from the
bank. The Sunday school children ran home
give the Sunday school its money. and nexs
morning carly a long line Of depositors was on
hand demanding their doposits: Sufficient
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03

LONDON. Dec 2-Tho liveliest railroad enter
prise now in progress In Africa 10 tho road
from Bsira. on tho Indian Ocean. to the gold
diggings In MashonAlsnd. Four different
routes have already been surveyed though the
project has been talked OF only six months
The directors have chosen q route starting
from the river Pungwe. twelve miles from
Beira. where there Is better harbor than
at the mouth OF the Bust River. on
which Beira is situated. The railroad Tor the
most part crosses wooded plains. running
he spd Rss
The longest bridge Is about 206 feet In length.
For the first twelve miles the land 10 very
The British South Africa and the Porfueuese
MozanbiaTs companies will construct the line
Europe 10 send to the mouth Of the PInSwe.
and The building u w hSsin nszt April
Is estimated at S8.OOO.OO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
Manager a,,.ors Preparing to Retire.

1t was reported last night that Manager Ed
ward Gilmore Intends to retire from the the
atrcal business as soon rs he can transfer his
business interests to other hands He is re-
ported to have lost considerable money OF
late. and he admitted last night that he had
parted with some OF his interest in Niblo's
Garden which Is one Of his ventures. 1t was
den interests entirely to Elmer ]. Vance author
Of The Limited Mail" who will assume
the managership on Jan. !. Mr.. Gilmore said
that he would lease the Academy OF Music as
. permanent circus an offer having been made
for the property by Mr.. Perry Belmont ~. rep
The project was to use the Academy as an am
phitheatre and Nilsson Hall as q storage place
TOR the circus properties. Mr.. Gilmore said
that the capitalists were to raise million dol
lars, and he would transfer his tease as soon
as they closed with his terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03

Fsvs ms~ KineA, Trses UpresteA. ssA Nest
81 ReekissA cssssy ehskes.

ftve Ass knnee, Tres Uprssses'
% HeekissA Cesssy shskee.
C n. I, Nh. .c,,r> e.starn aide al
Mac cec 0n 49,. !. az o,c,osr
this afternoon BIZ terrific explosion at the
Iav.rst,. ~ s,vns nIts works. mar the base Of
nasr,ss c uyna ~. !. - ans,.d -
the West shore tunnel HOW u hAppcne" -.
not vet be told. Throughout Haverstrsw. Con-
800 fgtv Nv,ct. Rockland Lake: and other
gers on,. r,".N. 49, -. -.
places within twelve niles Winaows "eh0
broken and people wore much startled.
-. .,,,...,. a,t.r yha exn,oeion people in
i"ineuia.eN "ses' sv ss.,. .~..S az.
Haverstraw rushed by NUMEROUS uwMu no
scene Of the disaster. but as other buildings
con,a,ning dvramite were vet standing. they
con '. uyha .," 49, "a -. - ,ho.,
realised their danGeh ana most " '"eh
stopped at n distance. few. however. pro-
.s.,,aa a. .ho snot and le.rnsd tho true
cecaca 10 'he spo', suu ,,s,.s's. -
condition OF affairs Tho building which was
blown up was the main house. near tho river.
II was n hieb frame building. 5Ox15O feet. and
was used Tor puttihe tue oyhamuc IN proper
condition for blasting. When the explosion
c.,no John Wadswortb. tho engineer. was nj
. IN e ,'.,. ~, -. $3.50 =,
MS posi-. ana OIL tnat Iae 20 ~, necn ioWnu oi
him IS TWO ices anu phna. MhuswoL.n WI
= married man; ABOUT q yc.nIs Oh aGs. anu
leaves WIDOW AND tnroe .cniiuren.
Teter Sariossa. VINO xtk!i Hspt peaAuf snoR u
n9Se!strNW. Joseph MHithms hhy sosepu e
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THE CONTESTS ar sYRACusE
Disputed FONTS Likely to bo Carriea to the
Court OF Appeals.

SylAuUSg. Dec. with two Justices OF the
Supreme Court, Of opposite political afilia-
lions. sitting continuously from O'Clock In
the morning until q at night, clothed with
power TO undo each what the other orders. but
nevertheless In substantial agreement, the
various parties to tho election contests In
Onondaga county are slowly but surely get
ting out Of the maze OF complications In which
they have been involved.
To-day the Board Of Canvassers acted upon
the returns covering the elections OF county on
GERS and of members OF Assembly in the Sec-
ond and Third districts. Until to-day only the
State and Senate returns had been carvassed.
Certificates were granted to William Kennedy.
Republican. and Adam C. Listman. Republic
can, Assemblymon elect from the Second
and Third districts. Contests OF their seats
arc unlikely. John A. Hoxie. Republican can
didate TOR Sheriff. was sworn In to-day as soon
~ his certificate was granted.
Supervisor Thomas J. WEIGH. the fugitive
custodian OF certain returns committed to his
charge for corrections. turned up to-day and
surrendered to tho Sheriff. warrant for his
arrest for contempt of court having been is
sued byJustice Kennedy. WEIGH was admitted
to bail In the sum OF $500, which was
promptly furnished by State Committeeman
William B. Kirk. and was soon acting with tho
make Democratic majority
To-day Justice O'Brien listened to an elab-
crate argument for and against staying tho
mandamus issued by Justice Kennedy direct
Ing the Board OF Canvassers to send back to
the inspectors for correction such returns from
TIP First Assembly district as contained what
were. termed clerica! errors. This order Of tho
q election 70 add the initial "A"' and the SUI
tx ,yr." 70 the name Of David A. Munro, Jr.
they he'd been omitted In the returns. II JUS
tice O'Brisn grants stay this phase OF the
Ia ne Court fesohs subject '0f
Patrick J. Reagan. Munro's opponent OBJ
tsined to-day an order requiring the
they should not throw ont tho ootes cast In tho
polling places IN his district. whisl, contained
the wrong ofiicial endorsements Thjsis 10 l,o =.
The chief point u controversy In the courts,
though the errors In. the. returns ara fought
over still. Justice Kennedy. being resolved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03

buffalo. Dec. 2-John b. Hyer q wealthy
German and largo dealer In small plants and
cut flowers. was shot by his wife In the street
hero this afternoon.
Mr.. Hyer was driving on Geneses street
when no met his wife. with whom he has not
lived for year. Hyer did not notice her and
passed on. As soon =, as his back
Up tehind him and red afhhs sss s ihrsR.
arrested tho woman. Hyer was taken 10 The
Fitch, Hospital. The physicians say that he
will die before morning. Mrs Hyer says that
woman and that she was jealous.
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TRoY. Dec. I'm the Circuit Court this after
noon Justice Edwards refused to interrupt the
trial Of case then on to hear Deputy Attorney
cation OF the order issued in tho Duchess
county case yesterday 80 far ss II restrained
the State Board from proceeding with the can
yass. Justice Edwards was inclined not to
convinced him that NO other Judge In the dis
trict would seek to interfere with the Edwards
application should be made to him. Justice
Edwards will hear the motion tomorrow
morning.
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F,v. Persons Lose TAe,r Lives In q Fir.

fNe ESE~O"s A<Ose AAesT A<sves ~ - ksres
DETROIT Dec. 2.-About 2 O'Clock this morn
ing IRE started in the grocery store Of George
J. Reis ut 1872 Orleans street, and. communi-
eating to the dwelling house overhead. smoth-
cred to death Charles Refs. aged 20 years, and
his brothers. Joseph and Edward. aged II and
z years. The two latter children were found
in their bed. and the older boy WAS discovered
by the Gremen lying upon the door before y
window. as II he had realized the danger and
The father and mother were found looked in
each others arms at the foot OF the stairs
leading out into the yard. They were burned
to . crisp 10 sndeayofing to reach the open air.
II they had gone down BY the front way they
would undoubtsdly have been saved. Two
II. and . hired girl. whose name could not be
ascertained, escaped by jumping out Of the
windows into tho arms Of tho police and fire.
men.
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Il GUILEFUL SERVANT GIRL.
II Took the Detectives . Meath - Prov
That she Had ResbsA Her Mistress.

That She Had sssess Her Mistress.
Leopold Hartman Of the firm of Hartman L
sseS. ~roiesa.e 70 ~, go lana.
@3e East 10th street. six weeks ago. Size IA
a dark.comnIa,ionad Hunearian namad Tons
u0. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nun s@'tan n@meo Lena
America four years, she said
seemed nauisitive. Mr. Hartman vent ~s out out
shoppinc about 1 o'clock In the afternoon NJ
~, = 80 -, ~ .o.,,..., a.. 49, -.
NOV. :. anu Yaen sue returned .wo nours iater
the p8rlor window was open. Rain had beaten
In and soaked the CARPET. Mrs. Hartman sus-
nectad that thiav.s hsd v,sitsd hsr sna .h.
pecteo mat thieVes mao SlsiIeo her ana she
ran up stairs to her room.
an% h.. "a" I U.I ."usscnea .
nor own nnu nei nueo1nu o'otuins was SCAT
tered all over the room and much OF her jew
elry was missing. The list included two dIa-
-S A-..I., -. 80. 40 s.N
%ona oaee.e's. ose -. We .oHrsssh
diamonds ana the otner with SIX diamonds.
cSiIds rola bracalst two | na, r ., "h,dr"r.
carrinoss v INA snwnrs II M III * , ohauren
Gn III 5000 ~u ~ AZ S0S wc SfiSv to.u voi5A
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wh.r. Y.s,.ra.y.. S,re. w.r,.

A. N.-l:ao. unoccupisd house on Orchard street.
near Ogden avenue. Mrs. Donohus. zoo Rdgecomb ave
nue.. owner. damage $40: 500 SAG Eighth avenue
Anthony Able. no damage.
P.N.-l:lb. 281 Pearl street. Lehman Butler. oils
damage 5000; u. Baranco cigars. damage 90 600;
u !: Taintor whiting and glue damage 1900. dam
We n street George cosdss barn damage q 200
las 30 Front street, Leopold Hum. wines, dsmsae
$500: $50. 1.t5l Second avenue, Coloes 4 Gavin,
street. damage trihing.
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The chapel Of the First Presbyterian Church.
at Fifth avenue and Twelfth street. was we'll
filled last evening at the nrst service Of the
Rev. DR.. Howard Dufdeld. the now rector.
Using theYal Princeton THANKSGIVING game
they should do organized. harmonious work
He said that u minister could not net as proxy
for any OF the. church peopla He begged them
Duf1ield II to preach lor the first time to his
copKregntiOn OH sunday at II O'clock.
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Shot HIS win ..s H,.,e,e

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2.-Samuel Pollak. aged
81 years. proprietor OF O. restaurant at 80
Washington avenue. shot his wife at o'clock
The morning and and then placing tho revolver at
was removed to the PennsyiyaDin Hospitai
and her condition Is precarious. The tragedy
occurred In their rooms over tho restaurant
trOub1a - ~
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LIafA. o.. Dec. 2-To-day County Treasurer
Edward Holman entered suit against Calvin 8.
Brice for unpaid taxes. The petition sets
forth: THAT defendant. Calvin a Brica,
stands lawfully charged upon the last TAI
duplicAte Of Allen county with taxes In the
sum Of 3iS 02asS; that said taxes hsye become
ties thereon arc now due and wholly unpaid.
fiaintiG ask judepisHntn sgeIRst ssId dsisHd.nt
Sl7,267. 46, and cost Of suit" '~-'''
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APpREHkysIYE CORTLAND.
ForeboAlaGs OF = Clairvoyant ADDED 70 u
Coastnat Activity sf . Elrsbag.

C0ostAht ACTIVITY u ktFHbuS.
CORTLAND. Dec. 2.-The Homer hrebug con-
tinuos to keep up the fear Of tho residents OF
this village. Double forces OF night watch
men and the Vigilance Committee are unable
to detect him. The reward Of $500 In still un-
paid. Last night or early this morning an
attempt was made to burn the two store.
houses near the grounds Of the Cortland Gun
Club. between this village and Homer Two
farmers who were driving. past discovered the
FIRE in time to extlneuish It.
1t Is 30 now that the townspeople retire
with fears that they will be burned out before
dated BY consultation with q clqiryoyant
She told ,em there would soon be q large fire.
in which there would DO loss OF life. In two
here
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TIVE E.srsiA sasa ~ The rrs,s.

A series Of matches between q r. walker ana II.
Miller OF the Emerald Gun Club were shot at Dexter
Park yesterday Rather than take part In long race
they shot nrst At twenty-five Birds thirty yards riss
modified Long Island rules the Of both barrels for
score Of IS 70 IT, Nlsr's AZ; The next match vas At
nreS ar ,sc biids The seore ~. ! ae hna ne
Another match at nye live birds for $40 ended In tie
each killing two birds Tho last matches ere shot
IN the dark. and II was hard work to bird when il
left the -
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AIrs. Psrpeu D,dav taii,

Mrs. Della 4. s. Parnell. who expected to sail
for Europe yesterday on the steamer Majestic
to BIO present ut the settlement Of the business
affairs OF the late Charles Stewart Parnel. was
detained in New York.
She IN stopping with friends Mt TO Amster.
dam avenue She said last night that her son
gone out on Tuesday and was kept away over
night, and returned too late 10 catch the
steamer.
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VINEYARD HAVEN. Dec. 2.-The steamer South
Portland. from PASSPORT OF and for New York
with general cargo. and the four-mssted
schooner Agnes Manning Of Perth Amboy,
N. j.. Capt Smith. from Philadelphia for Bos-
ton with 1895 tons Of coal consigned to the
Philadelphia and Heading Railroad Company.
Island between and 4 o'clock this morning.
Both vessels soon filled with water and sank
ON the rocks.
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xsespt,e. to Ar.As,.Ae, Ks.s-,ek

81 LOUIE Dec 2.-The reception ten
dered by the Marquette Club this evening to
his Grace Archbishop Kendrick and visiting
prelhtes In honor OF his golden jubilee was
magnificent affair and was one OF the most
potable gatherings OF representatives Of the
konian Catholic hierarchy ever Witnessed In a
Western city,
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Christie w.rAe.'s Sister Gets . Threaten.
Ing Latter.

HAsovEB, N. H.. Dec. 2. -somebody is trying
to add to the sorrow Of the Warden family.
Fannie Warden sister OF Christie Warden, who
was murdered by Frank Amy. has received q
ton, warning her that in the near future she
will meet her sisters fate Tho letter was
signed Jack the Ripper" It is no doubt the
thing to be q joke.