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The sun., 1891-05-15
yAE TESTIMONIAL TO GoaMzM
Presented with . Silver Service ana Eulo.
gisea for Defeatiag tho Force Bin.

Presented with = Silver Service anA Eulo.
giEea for DefeatiaE tho Force Bin.
BALTIMORE, May 14.-Every Influential or as-
piring Democrat In Baltimore. and many from
the counties, turned out tonight to attend the
reception rendered to Senator German at the
Fifth Regiment Armory. All Of the early even
Ing ward clubs. headed By bands. paraded the
streets, and the occasion was made one Of
general rejoicing. In which many Republicans
took part.
A feature Of the demonstration was the pres
ence OF Q number Of ladies on the platform.
Mayor Davidson had been selected to mako
the presentation OF tho beautiful silver service
yords he, referred to the great work Senator
the Force bill. which occasioned q crisis great
or than that which menaced the liberty OF the
people In the dark days OF the sedition and
alien laws.
In reply the Senator modestly referred to his
own share Of the work in defeating tho meas
ure. He said its failure was due to the unity
OF tho Democrats In Congress. He also said
that the people ought not to forget the soryices
OF the eight Republican Senators who had the
patriotism to vote against their party and thus
defeat q measure that was intended to defeat
the autonomy Of the States.
He warned his hearers that tho same meas
ure would come up in another shape. but said
that tho people would again smother It.
After the speech, which was much ap-
plauded. the Senator received his constituents.
and for nearly three hours they passed through
the armory. forming In line to grasp his hand.
The sun., 1891-05-15
THE BARNABY CASE:
Dr Graves Summons Witnesses from Prov
idencc Before the Denver Grand Jury.

Dr Graves Summons Vyltnesse from Prov.
idencc Before the Denver Grand Jury.
PROVIDENCE May IA letter was received
In this city this morning from DR.. Graves at
Denver The letter was written chiefly for the
purpose OF having well-known men Of this city
start for Denver at once. Their knowledge OF
certain things connected with the Barnaby
case is considered most essential by Judge
Farnum. the counsel for the Doctor Accord
insly. the Rev. DR.. Taylor Lawyer LyourRus
Sayles. Detective McHenry. and two others
have been summoned to Denver. One CT the
most prominent attorneys In the State was this
morning In consultation with the man who re-
eeived the letter from Dr.. Graves. This attor-
There WIN Be some Of the srss..es. surprise.
before the case has been finished. lpossibly. the
SssS SsGa. nay rS Sn aa S:y sss S sy
thoroughly consinced that be l: in fair hands
5 mi =: IN s 9s sssssS Sr b ss.s sss ra. sas
hers. appssr in court L will be shown that there
has. been worse state Of affairs on the Barna-
one word thar he has uttered about the case.
=. .a$ ssss sss' .e n Sss
portors hero In town."
Some days ago ave .si;knSw1 Local sSs Hstsstiys
ont certain matters OF which the Doctor wished
to have personal knowled9e.
DENVER. May l4.-Ths Grand Juryl contin-
ned its inves1igstions to-day tp & the Bbsrpaby
ing witness She told how and when she first
met Mrs Barnaby. the friendship that had
always existed between them. what references
personal observations. She was followed by
Detective o. H. Hanscon. WHO succee1ed In
O'Clock when be finished his testimony and
an adjournment was taken until to;mnrrow
when an Indictment will. In all probability, be
fonnd against DR.. Graves.
Prof Heddsn will fnish his analysis OF the
yiscera tomorrow. As has been previously
livAr
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REDIsrRrcr1xo MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Measure which Gives the Republicans
and the Democrats 4 Congressmen.

y anu tue democrats y C0nGrcssmeu.
BosroS. May 1A--Ths biggest political move
since the Republicans were kicked ont Of their
several strongholds By tho victorious Demo-
Gratis last fall was made at the State House toe
day By the politicians who have bcen mapping
out the Congress- districts OF Massachusetts TO
make room for now Congressman. Tho
Redistrlcting Committee reported In tho
House to-day and already the stalwarts
on both sides have begun to kick. but II is
IN interesting fact that the Republicans arc
doing tho greatest amount OF kicking.
Taking the vote OF last year as bnsis. the Re-
publicans have majority In seven OF the now
districts and the Democrats In six. Dut in
three OF the Republican districts the plurality
is less than 1000. while tho Democrats have
two districts only In which tho plurality reach-
es that figure. Taking the vote OF 1883 as q
basis for comparison, the Republicans would
leaders Of both sides know that those days
will never return.
ns M 1s bs Sow on Sss
q ss tn s Win
sherman Hoar, Senator George Frisbie Hoar's
nephew, who ioinsd the Mugwumps siT nn1 years
s hss fRoyss ssS ds,5ss a5ss
Seventh instead OF the Sixth But II will in
forest Mr.. Lodge to know that his district was
retained In the Republican column to give
a:ols. e dsrs. III sS
bered eleven IN the new apportionment and
Democra!ic landslide Of last falf; When ne
SSs Il T he dsrS hsS
0gain.
John T. Andrews has been crowded from
the old Third district into the new Eighth. 1t
ts still democratic. but the Republicans have
The new Tenth district is the Rerrymander-
1t takes in South Boston and Roxbury, Demo-
cratic cratic strongholdsM M and rops q Rising Sun steve toy
Quincy: The asEreeae gives s, hanasome Y,o
the Democratie loader Of the House. Is in that
district. and his Congregational aspirations
Banntor McNary Of South Boston snatches the
prize from his grasp
ConRre-sman-elect John Crosby. who de-
feated Coneressmnn Rockwell and gave tho
Congressman. will probably succeed himself,
for the district has Democratic plurality OF
1,27S.
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MR. BLAINE's CONDITION
He IL Well Enough to Go 10 washiuGton.
but Probably Will 70 TO Maine.

He II Well Enough to Go to washiuEton.
bat Probably VIII TO TO Maine.
Secretary Blaine passed comfortable day
yesterday propped up In bed. His doctor told
him to Rat up II he wantel to. but Mr.. Blame
preferred to rest.
In the evening Mrs. Blaine said the Seers-
tary was getting along nicely. and expected to
be able to leave tho city some day this weok.
He was perfectly able to go to Washington, she
said. but would probably not 20. as It is very
warm there. He may 90 to Ellsworth. Me-, for
. few days. A number OF callers came to the
house during the day. but only few saw the
.bE, Dennis said last night. Tho report that
Dir. blaine Ia worse than has been stated BY
members OF his family is entirely without
foundation, He was simply taken with an at;
tack OF indigestion. which. as you know. will
Ia, any sne uS psrsSli d
neeas rest. Il he takes good care Of himself
Fl Dsos, ,s possible h' will be as we'll as ever
NE BiIino's "a ! son,!n.law, Walter Dsmrosch,
Mr.. Blaine's condition been serious. Nj.
Damrosch would have postp2ned his trip
Should the Secretary return to Washington to-
day or Tomorrow he. will probably look After
such Anairs as REQUIRE bis immediate Atten-
tion and then take q brief vacation at his sum.
ner homo at Bar Harbnr. This is what Ms.
Blaine ID irving to induce him to do
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

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which he could not GET
s
tho superior Court ' The @ Case sew WI, Il 70 % .pps.sS
Tho ois slssns rink on Collier. street in Clinton y:
:ss ss' Ssas ::
s. 4 \: l!;s i @ 4:
Sa 81. s.a a * X. s b dis
annual ass.sS u %isshy% % ys.ssrs.y Dr. Ssls.a
s;:
result e q: q: YS.na :
agreed 10 recognize thai city ss refining point Tor
sSa psss e %
q se.s. s az :s.:
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::$s :s'
3: IS sss:s
ssOGoo0. ~' '','~
Yesterday aftsrnoon. a. boy In tho employ OF p. r.
plars with torch from Tree. 10 ,he rear Of his en-
eethsr with p.vlsys hopse And ~ adioninx barn be
horsss ana : esif wsrs surnsd. Loss ssooS 'A'''
Il SnGsi 3: e =: s
in fremont Temple yesteIdsy afternoon Mayor Ma
thsws pre.ided, An original ode BY Henry VNsara,
ss: ss:, s:,i.s
known pOlicemnn staF Ana. A
,s9tsd on wsanssdsy niEht in ,he .ss st tsppinE ks
he bad ksS the sters and small thsfts had besa
one hidden IN the stora saw 'm take moNsy hon ~
drawer and marked money WINS Later found On kiN,
The sun., 1891-05-15
THE EXPLOSION ON THE WEST SHORE
4 Mas with Package Like Cigar BOX
Seen Near New Durhan on Monday.

4 AGan with . Package Like . Cigar BOX
Seen Near New Durham on Monday.
Although the detectives of the West Shore
road have had three days In which to work
upon the Attsmpk to blow the Pacific express
from the rails and have had none Of the
alleged hampering OF publication to contend
with. they have accomplished nothing. It
looks very much as though the persons who
tied tho box OF dynamite to the rails were
going to escape. II the West shore roads oh.
ject in keeping the facts from the public and
in denying the truth Of the story whom the
facts were out was that the detectives might
work the better. this object was defeated.
The news Of the affair hos not yet thoroughly
spread through the thickly populated region
about Granton. within half mile OF which the
rail was blown to pieces. Had the facts been
made known on Tuesday morning instead Of
on Thursday morning. all tho people around
Granton would have been on the alert for sus-
pcious characters and suspicious circum-
stances.
It is hard to get at the exact extent Of the
Taesdsy nIs5s within WIN = M fsy hours sitsF tho
H Gr 9 was eS hs M
top three feet long was thrown considerable
II was fortunate that a local train exploded
the dynamite for the train being short and
ruuulnR SLOWLY phSS0u Ot6I Lu0 Dt0kou Ebu
Without being in Tie leas. distarbsd. An ex:
Intended for the delayed Pacific express
would haye been thrown from the track.
1t Is said that o cigar box full OF dynamite
with fuse and cap attached was found in the
bushes to the north OF the track and at the foot
Ss:ss hissn nof Tss 'nis nSioas 81 tho road viii say
1t was said yesterday In tho neighborhood of
the scene Of the explosion that on Monday .
man was seen ABOUT New purhaT5 Mho carried
box.
The man inquired for the house OF the track
foreman. but learning that the foreman was
not Rt home, he went away. Then. 1t is said.
he went to he spot where the attempt was
In that vicinity nearly all day.
He was observed on the truck by some farm
hands 1t appears that no one noticed the
man carefully enough to be able to describe
him.
The escape OF tho Pacific express was narrow.
and that means that many lives wonld have
been lost. The criminals might not have got
the money they were after. But lives would
certainly have been lost had swift train been
interesting when YOU think q the ease win
and Of the fact that 1t might be done again.
The sun., 1891-05-15
RUDINI AND NEW ORLEANs.
Tho Premier Thinks It May He Necessary
to Recall Consul Corte.

~~S
to Recall Consul Corte.
ROME. May 1.-THE MARQUIS di Rudini in tho
Nav ORLEANS affair snid that IT Was simplv n
NO" or'oau' o". m, oI. n r..s
from Washington. he continued. had been or.
dersa as protest ae.1n o.
the affair. European sympathy. tho Premier
,adad w.. with Italv and he hopad for n
uoue., "". VIZ" .eS,
friendly solution OF the Quostlons involved. IN
regard TO the triple alliance. the Marquis di
nm5in, .o;d thot JtaIv wonId maintain tbot
hudlni salu tnut i.sy WIN ue'n 'aas
agreement between tho powers as a guarantee
sirnor Ouintieri aftsr acknowledging what
ho termed the strict legality OF Premier di Nu-
dInis action in the dispute with the United
&c., and ~. ,odsrata cboroctar NJ his d.,
States anu the nouer"o on"iu''ct y. nie NC
mands. asked whether. In Wow OF tns verdict
=. 49,. dt,niesd IN renonnca the matter ana
leave the responsibility for the lynchtnRs ON
those tolsrating them: -.,..s 81. r.,r.. =. a..
signor Cayalotto expressed hls regret at tne
rupture ip the relations between ,,f tne h Ghnited
be said about The, affair, es 1t was a very dell.
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FIRE RACED UP THE STAIRS.
TOO SWIFT FOR TIE OLD COUPLE ON
THE TOP FLOOR.

The win Dropped from the wiuaow. ths
Husband Fen from the Fire Eseape-A
Girl who Ran Back 90 Get Hor Clothes
and Was sunrecstea 60 Death.
Jacob Munck has bakery at 1.0lo Third
avenue and lives on tho second floor with his
wife. four children. and three servants
On the third floor lived Mrs. Mary Meyier
Mrs. Bridget Kenny. her daughter Mary. and
her niece. Bridget Clark. in the back rooms.
and Maurice and Mary Colbert. couple we'll
along In years, In the front rooms.
Inst nlght at 10 o'clock the house filled with
smoke from are that had begun In Munck's
kitchen.
There is no gas In the house. and It Is sup
posed that lamp exploded. Tho flames CONS
municated at once with the stairway.
Mrs. Kenny ran down the stairs CRYING fro
and calling for hor daughter and niece, who
were singing In the back room. The two
sbas. sss s'9s:sa Ssf down s, the stairs and ,S;S
S0. aS ms. br sraSs aso. Sa S,s
dead !S:a o., oI suttSS.s.!Gn: T. supDosssd
the sss oss snd .sss
herself up In. the closet. thinking sho would
ksss sas sSs aiF Sd SeSr made Asssy sss
n5f fhld ia ssas Ess isa
MI &aasc. FSssober. rushed for tn. back Or.
darling from The window Scnsssh. SO 80 Surnsd
bis hands, and face that he dropped to the
sssSHsa e 4sS SsdR Rosp ssGaed He k'a
below her su!s!.e Sii sll sscSps. srewlsa out q
srsl minutes. and then let go just as the fire-
LIZ cAhh.sSGs a. s.,..~a,. ..... A.. .,--
xhsh s9esnds eSsr 'iaa the W'ndoVs S Tie S slss
noor. bounded to the awning, and foil through
She saifsred q eompcunti W fracture Of the loft
She Was I rsmoSsd 10 Tie PresSytspian ri III Hospsi
s%Hsyed az i fs isSsss i;s. ssSfs = IIsssy
dow ledge. and. rushing into their store. they
picked up the two mattresses on which they
sHs seS Rsnd i
Her body did strike partly on one Of the mat
.s IN Eas. siSss- street. M Ma"ss Was no The
r't arsa KISS se the nays Is waSo nso
and Nary NJ &sysa and were very s,asssSs ssS:
Uof E1dSE S the sn p sep s sS as s
aERsss1Ssa about & sssG ont 81 q wlnsSw
cnd oor and from s WIZ Wndoy sS
where the women were A fireman clambered
up the ladder. seized the erWoman by the
shoulder and pulled her out.
He told the other woman to stay at the win.
dow and then he climbed down the ladder.
Other members OF the COMPANY were at the
foot OF the ladder. and they took his burden
from him. He ran back up the ladder again.
ladder viii hm She ssood ia aG se winaeW H
aud other flremen climbed mp the ladder. In
the mean time an engine had arrived and 9
Railways quickly aud the fireman got the
woman down stairs that way.
The Munck family on the second floor all 60.
eaped safely. Tho fre did not extend through
their door.
over tie iewelrs store Wbers ROB Ro6ept I'tbfsh bob.
bins and Hugh J., Richie lived with
their families. and It. was only the long
continued ringing Of the bell BY Mrs. Laky.
that finally aroused them and saved them from
suffocatfon.
The damage to the building win be about
$4,000. and g the furniture and fixtures Of the
The sun., 1891-05-15

The Debaseh or Two Couples In jersey
City Eaas with the Death or Mrs.. Carson.
VpfI1lsrn Harrf0an ana bSa ,wtfA Japa rapoa

The Debaueh or Two Couples In Jersey
City Eaas with the Death or Mrs. Carson.
william Ksrriaau and his wife Jane came
from Sunerns, N. Y. last Saturday to Day q
vlsit to William Carson and his wife at 161
Bteuben street. Jersey City. A drunken de-
bauch was inauGurated and It ended yester.
day afternoon in the murder Of Mrs. Carson.
Kerriean IL o fugitive from justice, his wife
is locked up as witness, and Carson is In the
City Hospital. suffering from two very severe
wounds. one on the top Of his head and the
other on the left side OF his temple. Who COM
mitted the murder or how It was committed
has not been positively asoertained.
Carson made his way to the First precinct
police station at about o'clock yesterday
evening. His clothing was covered with blood
which was streaming from his wounds. In q
maudlin way he informed Roundsman Elan.
nelly. who was on desk duty. that his brother.
in-lsw. Kerrigan, had killed Mrs. Carson and
wounded him.
The roundsman and Capt. Farrier questioned
him closely. but the man was too drunk to
make any intelligibls statement. He could
him. but he did not know what he was struck
In few. minutes Mrs. KsrriRan and two Of
Carsop's children were brought to tho station.
Mrs. KerriEnn's dress was stained with, great
ssnss so TIE Foesp board Sf rea Pa 70 as
Sasa1 sSI Rsd hss Sa ~ sh' could say
dsn e ns the
on the ground door: seven families occupying
the. upper aoors. Carson and. his wife aud
children lived in two rooms In the front OF the
The rooms are almost destitute, Of furniture
eaas6n m eSs so hY IL
pool q blood: She had !. espIne, wound from
sr ear a0 nS1s hr nesk End Ssrs snssr
said shs would diei and she .a did die few
Poiiseman I'VE Thomas M Kelly, whis tho doctor was
sewing up the wound. asked the woman who
hsf shS her and sid
% room. Dr. N Grey % said that was as probably ths ths
weapon with which tho murder was conf
:. Patrick Dwyer. tenant. was standing. at
n nS at
minu.ss S :. car sams back and met Carson coming iSs
C Carson n IN was then covered with blood. Kerri-
EGn told him & e 60 up stalrs ,6 "pd tried to push
said be was going to the police station. After
he had gone away Kerrigan went in the direc-
Late n last night whom Mrs. Kerrlean had
again. She SAID her husband and assson sos
and was about to stab her husband whom Mrs.
Carson interlsred. Her husband turned on
hsr;; and nd IN struggle for the possession Of the
her she @ Wa not telling the truth. Carson Carson was was
s.ss.@sSs @ ,Ras kerrisnn I soSs was Z s mardsrsr
% 6ny : he ss., has % ThSy S.; en-
lievo that Carson committed tho crime.
The sun., 1891-05-15
NOT THE DRITER'S FAULT.
But the People In Cannon Street Waatea
to Mob Him All tho Same.

Gustave vogelman was driving loaded beer
wagon Of the Turtle Bay brewery through Can
non street yesterday. when. from the sidewalk
10 front of G6. little child ran out and fell be-
tween the front and hind wheels. The horses
were going at walk. Policeman Farmer. who
had seen the child fall, caught them by Ithe
head and backed them. but nos before the
hind wheel had crushed the childs side. The
child died In Gouverneur Hospital.
what Seg aroand sbs
driver with threatening words and gestures,
and no was glad when he got chance to jump
his heavy team. He drove directly 70 the
Eldridge street police STATEN and surrendsred
and released on bail. The child was Israel
Karaszye. 2X years old. OF 90 Cannon street
The sun., 1891-05-15
Stepped o. Nah and DIED OF Loe.,.~.

Stepped on Mall and Died OF Loekjaw.
Henry Hammell. German carpenter. living
at GuttenburR. N. j.. while at york on build
ing there last Monday morning, stepped upon
An upturned rusty nail. which pierced the
centre Of his right foot. He paid no attention
to bis mshap. but by the afternoon the foot
had swollen and his wife brought him to this
city for treatment at Roosevelt Hospital.
All was done that was possible to avert lock-
close. the muscles Of bis body grew rigid, and
1t was seen that nothing would save bis life.
wooden screw was used to pry his Jaws
open. and In thnt way little food was passed
into his system but on Wednesday his jaws
could not be opened at all and he died at tho
hospital yesterday morning.
The sun., 1891-05-15
aHx BARREN ISLAND HUZsANCE.
Gov. Ail Issues n Procianation Directing
that It be Abatcd Forthwith.

ALBANY. May 14.-Gov. Hill has issued a
proclamation directing that the bone-boiling
nuisances on Barren Island be abated forth
with. This action on his part is the outcome
OF the Investigation made by the State Board
Of Health. on complaint Of the Rockaway Park
Improvement Company The State Board re-
islanI was menace to the health OF tho sur
rounding communities. and made certain rec.
shall bs complied With. By Thomas j, White
and AndrewJ. White. Z; Frank Coo, the Bar.
ssS spd 3 fnd G%an9 tGSmDsry
whose business 10 proclaimed to. 10 public
nuisance. The Governor directs the. appoint
who shall make at least two Inspections Q week
Of the factories from June to Nov. J; and
to exceed $500. to be paid By the persons and
corporations doing business on the island.
The sun., 1891-05-15
Delay In Treating Scarlet Fever Case

DeIHy !" 1FeSs"E . 1c"FIeS Eov6r CHsc'
DR.. A. Won DuerinR OF 6l0 East l53d street
reported at the fremont police station at noon
on Wednesday that Wilma Faix. young Hun
garian woman. was III with scarlet fever at Ass
Mt. Hope place.
The police sent q despatch to Po-
lice Headquarters to notify the Health
PssDsrt%sns ss.Ds The sIaehn no: bsxIps n.ps
Capt. Murphy sent to the Harlem Hospital
for an ambulance. When It came the surgeon
Dr. Edison said that his ONCE had simply
been notified that there was case for invests
CATION, and the matter was turned over to the
have 6oen promptly removed had the facts
been eiyen. She win bo taken to tho hospital
i0.year-oid boy named Eryck Nappert was
found III with scarlet fever and diptherla In the
tenem emit 80 Avenue u yesterday and was re-
The sun., 1891-05-15
ARE MAY WEDDINGS UNLucxY,

Three Washington bellies about to dsprovs the rid
saying In regard 20 May weddings s their intention
brave fate On the Goth OF this month each Of these
youus ladies will participate IN triple Wedding that
will be the most gorgeous Of anything that has taken
place for ysArs In this country An awkward accident
nearly happened In The preparation Of the trousssau Of
one Of these young ladies' Her wedding gowns mar
vel Of lite tais silk snd rare old lace, which
ordered direct from the Worth Of America" they
call the chief designer me Nsy York P'ris foung
Lad. ,o.h,ca hs.,'-will hardly BE- oomps.sd By the
days TO design and prepare ,he most Eorasous Wedding
Two OF the brides sect wh0se gowns are already
completed have .snted to The exhibition OF these
the J4ne number OF ,hs hs- Jo.s aud fa'" foa"e
The 10 = great furor In Washington aud New York
society over thss exquisite welding gowns which
somsthinE entirely new, and will DO hailed By the To-
dies with delight-Adr
The sun., 1891-05-15
Late Bettlne o. the H.nd,e.p.

Joe Thompson. the Australian bookmaker.
last night Mt the st. James Hotel offered to bss
$4,000 to $4,000 that Tenpy will not win the
Handicar: Thompson then bet Sol I.ichtenstsin
would @ not 6e second. and $500 81 that @ he s Would
not not be third. Lichhsenstein gave Thoppsoana
that, ,Tenny would not win. $1,000 that he
wouldn't be second. and 81 900 that he wouidn't
be third, James Murphy. ,Pnlaifers former
eccentric Australian $50 for the bet.
The sun., 1891-05-15
4 CLDTAING BOOM.

Mnc;. e. %. nt broadway, cor. Grand st..
!:Ikr 1 Startling Announcement.
Com enc!ng to-day, the suits recently ad-
veriised at Sl4 will be sold at $500. Boys'
suits will be given to any boy for 68c., and a
complete base ball outfit with 1t.
Wa carry half million dollars In stock. and
we want to turn 1t into money quickly; sec?
Mack Co., Broadway, cor. Grand st,-Adv.
The sun., 1891-05-15
She Cowhldes a Lawyer.

KANSAS CITY. No.. May l4.-Mrs EuRenia
Fox. living at 1914 North Mill street. Kansas
City. Kansas. was witness In Justice Court
to-day. Attorney Joseph Lettick referred to
her IN uncomplimentary terms After the
trial she purchased cowhido, and finding the
attorney In his office. thrashed him severely,
terribly, disagurinR his face. She was not
The sun., 1891-05-15
Not An. o,Dell.,s Boay.

The body Of the woman found in the bay at
the foot OF Sixty-nfth street. Bay Ridge. on
Wednesday. lay In Bennett's morgue yester-
day but no one claimed It, The body is not
blue calico dress, would be- difHculf. There
WAS nothing IN the pockets. 1t has been de-
cided that tho body is not that OF Ann O'Delia
balomon Dlss Debar. the missing spook priest.
ess aud sometime s"ubTetle,
The sun., 1891-05-15
The Weather.

The storm the coast OF Georgia has remained about
stationary with slight increase OF energy. The rain
overspread Virginia. the Carolinas and Georgia
moving down from Manitoba yesterday. A warm
was forming southeast Of the storm centre. In
this city the day was fair with light haze highest Of
ncal temperaturs, 7ao; lowest o2o average humidity
81 per cent? wind shifting from northeast souths
average velocity, eight miles
The Thermometer as Perrys pharmacy in faE sun