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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
GATHERED AROrT THE TOWN.

sobn uocan who is serving a sentence In the Ray
mond Street Ja for ntoXicotion, has written leuer
10 Mr. McGary, the clerk OF the Butler street Pol'ce
Court saving that he is a Democrat and lives at No
1924 BOnd-st, and Is anNous 10 register ana VOTE II
be serves his full sentence he will not get out until
October % late register. II is understood that
some Of the Democratic politicians will pay his fine
and sec that he is registered.
The now United States Ccurt House and Postotice
has 50 far approached completion that Postmaster Col
Inns has directed 10 advertise for bids for large
amount Of furniture for the building.
Alderman Leech introduced a resolution at the meet
Ing Of the Board OF Aldermen yesterday, directing the
City Clerk to state at the next session how many
DAYS A. c. Chaplin had performed his duties as Mayor
from January l. 1890 TO October 10, 1891, and how
many days Aldermen McCaIty, COley and Pickering
had performed his duties. IL referred 10 the Law
Committee.
Tie story that Mrs. Clara Belle Smith, school
teacher in WOodEaven, who died on Saturday at NO.
o35 st. James Place, refused medical attendance be-
cause she was a Christian Scientist, is denied by her
friends that she declined 10 have physician
called because she did not think she wss seriously
ILL., Her death due 10 dysentery and heart failure
Gustave stein, musical critic OF the New Yorker
Stats Zcitune,7 who bitten by spider recently
and suffered from blood poisoning In consequence died
yesterday. Iii, physicians say that his death was
due 10 pneumonia and heart failure, but admit that an
operation for bloodpoisoning probably weakened him
Judge Benedict Of The United states District Court
has issued an order directing the marshal 20 summon
oI persOns having claims for damages against Meyers
Excursion and Navigation Company because Ct the
eccdcnt to the barge Republic at Cold Spring Harbor
in August last when thirteen persons were killed, to
prove their claims before Commissioner Morle
before January 10, 1892. The Judge also issues
order restraining all persons from bringing suits until
the testimony before the Commissioner has been COM
mic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
OCTG DING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK. ....----...MO NDAY. O
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW MONDAY. OCT Is. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer Scrvia tBr button Liverpool Oct H. Queenstown
H. win ami passengers to Vernon Brown q Co.
Arrived III the Bar at l. ~ m .,.>, -,
To Chas SUMNER q co. Arrived at the Bar a. / n
Steamer Furncssa BIZ Harris. Glasgow Oct Neville 9,
m mse and passengers Henderson Bros Arrived the
ssamer Carlisle Br Tall Byth 10 day, in ballast to
simpson Snence IL Young Arrived at the Bar at
on t@ansand with mise and passengers 10
Funch Edyo|v Co Arrived at the Bar At = iOam
steamer Champagne FRI Buyer. HaYre Oct 10. with
and 20 forget Arrived At the Bar as $50
Steamer Andes BIZ Williams; Port au Prince &c. via Port
mon amt Cnrhagrna WIN mse ana TO PIN For
steamer stateO Texas Williams Fernana l via Bruins
steamer rogGos Is9k1"yS via Charleston
steamer Lucy Miller AOmer, Bangor with mdso and
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with
Hall
sUNsET-wind at Sandy moderate. EsE; fOggy and
XICiU lsand-nght, Me- raining.
CLEARED.
steamer Persian Monarch Br) Brisow. London-sander.
Steamer Nomadic tBr NcoI Lvepool-a Maitland Ksr.
Steamer Minister Maybach eor). scheicrhorst Hull E
steamer spree GER wnlegerOd Bremen via Southampton
steamer Pembrdgc tBrl Barge Rotterdam Peter Wright
steamer GranIe Nassau lDtch stroink. Amsterdam via
steamer Yuniun NOr rinse. Savanilla &c-Mones d co.
Steamer " Mar Mason. New. Orieans-J 7 Van Sickle
Robinson. Charleston and Jackson'ile
VIM Clyde * GO
steamer Octorara. Reynolds. Faltimore--H c Foster.
Steamer Portland. Belts. EasypOdF II Smith & CO.
Steamer Manhattan Bragg. POrtanu-Horauo Hall.
Steamer General Whitney. Bearse, BOston-H DmOck.
SAILED.
Steamers FL Mar for Now.orleans city Birmingham.
Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
soUrHt MProN Oct rs sailed steamer Ems Corr Sander
from bremen henor Tor New YORK.
sulEDs. oct io-sailcl croma OBI. Lord for
New York,
HULL oct lS-Anivsd. steamer Rhodora tBr. Dryer
from Sow. York.
Sailed. steamer Colorado (Brl Abbott. for New York.
LONDON oct lS-Arrivcd. steamer TressAn tBri Gyles
from New York. -
New. YORK.
ANTWERP. oct l7-Sailed. steamer Wcsternland tBelgl
Jamson for Ncw.YoTk.
Oct lsArnyed. steamer wcstergate tBrl Atwood from
New.iurg.
GmRALrAR oct ;YPassed steamer Pocassei BIZ Jenkins
from Mediterranean ports ON her way 10 New.York
RIO JANErRo oct Is-saisd, steamer Alliance ormths
for Eew.Hork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
AN EXCELLENT STOCK OF CUsTOM-MADE
CIOTuING TO BE SOLD AT HALE VALUES

Tbrtsday oct IS, a. II. King Co. bought ut the
pernnory Auction Sale OF the entire Fall and winter sock
Of Fine Clothing the wekno"n nIm OF Messrs feeh,
heimer ioodknd Co.. OF 74S and $50 Broadway through
the auction 1rm Of Messrs Wilmerdng MOTIFS nen men,
AZ Ga and G6 Whltet $4,000 worth Of the finest gooes
OF Clothing We did not need these goods but they Mere
"a rdcuouslv cheap and VI such fine quality ana exceeht
make we could the opportunity. we bought LOT
Net Cash only paid about onequarter nanufactrhg
cost OF the goods IL forced sale, and we have then
now ready for our patrons this morning. for whose benent
we arrange this special three days sale that they may have
the benefit OF fortunate purchase These garments arc
well worth $40 and s45 Of any mans money The over
coats In this bargain array the finest shown In the city
They are trimmed with silk, satin add serge, and her
texture is SWEETEST that could be secured from
foreign markets These SUITS are OF inc nnest Eaus
casslmeres meons aud cheyiots Imported Ghinca aD
s2s during these three days sl2 English kersey
OyercOats silk, satin cashmere lined manuiactreTs
prices SO s25 and $40 during this three days sale e. 80
Foreign Plaid Cape Coats, long capes cashmere lining
manufacturers prices sss and So during thee three Gays
prices 500 and s25 during these three days
nc sl2 Mems Imported Cortscrew and Worsted suits
prices s22 s25 and S2S during this sale az
s15 Mems Elegant Suits, cassmeres and worsted
prices 1872 S35 and s3S, during this sale at
500 This Offer continues for to-day, tomorrow and Thurs
day as at that time our will be equazed and most
effective advertisement secured. Open evenings until
O'Clock A. II. King Co., the leading American Clothiers
O27 and 600 Broadway, near Bleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.
Rapid Transit Commissioners, No % Whlsm-sI'
p IN.
Annual meeting OF Bclt Line Railroad.
Ladies' Health Protective Association, No. IL west
Eight ehth-st., 10 m.
Board OF Aldermen City Hall p. m.
XVIIh Assembly District Republican Assocletoh'
Wenses Assembly Rooms, p m
Mia Assembly District Republican Association Grsnd
Opera House Hail. p.
XXITId DIstrt Italian Republican Associston' D. H.
Boominsda Coorcd Republican Club p M
Vth Assembly District Republican Organization NO.
1923 Yves. HoustOn-st., D. m
Bicycle contest, Madison Square Garden.
Racing at Guttenburg, y. j., y. m.
Xlth Assembly District Republican Assoclauoh NO
$40 West Thirty -second-st, p. IN.
Wet Side Republican Club ratification meeting, Hotel
Endicott, y. m.
reception to Fassctt and vrOOman .Iyceum Opera
House, p m.
Blanket Ballot League, Cooper Union. p. M
independent German Republican Association Win DIS
trict No 80 Clintonst., p m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
PAcSAIC

Policemen and residents OF Passaic went about armed
yesterday looking for black Newfoundland dog that
bit eight other dogs Sunday afternoon and Monday
morning. mad dog scare developed fast. The
rabd animal bit FIVE dogs Sunday afternoon and
then disappeared Yesterday morning about O'Clock
r. r. Berlan Of Lexngton-avc aroused by the
sDind " barking. lie looked ont and saw the big
black brute fighting with his watchdog. Presently
the strange dog broke and approached q trough
OF water TO take drink, but il Immediately
seized with fit Of couvusl0ns. When IT recovered II
rushed at and bit the watchd0Cs Of Mr.. Berdan and
three ncighbOrs Then II disappeared again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

THE TRUSTEES WH4NI TIT O1H011
The suit OF James a. TAYLOR 10 set aside the sac %
the BROOKLYN Sugar Refining Company to the American
Sugar Refining Company came up before Justice Cu'Ich
I'm the supreme Court Yesterday. When the apphca-
lion 70 dissolve the Brooklyn sugar Refining Company
was made Justice Cullen said that he consloereo t'e
nee pad for the property utterly Inadequate but tha
the only remedy suit by stocRhoioer' "'
TAYLOR began the suit and got order at the tame
NJ serving his amended complaint that the case be
stricken from the calendar. The receiver yesterday
wanted It restored to the calendar 1t was said that
ave charges were made against of high standing
and now The plaintiff would not into the court and
test them At the time of the sale 1t was not tholgnt
oner nv the trustees 10 disclose all the circumstances
~ tbe c.se bu now thew desired to do and wanted
" snecdV trial Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
FOUND DEAD IN A SWAMP.

The body OF a man Was found In the mud ana wa'er
Of some swampy vacant lots in Kinsst., between
Columbin and Richards sts yesterday In his POCKETS
were five pawntickets and inquiry at the shops wneie
they were Issued showed that the man VINO pa"neu
the articles was accompanied by boy ana girl
He gave The address No. 20 Rapalvea-st' out no Su.H
man ever lived there If any one wandered into the
sxran,pv lots he could easily get out unless helpessly
drunk. The body was later identified as that Oh
David Lemon who had no home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
THEY STRONGLY OBJECTED TO GINGER

Two young persons. who's esurname is Ginger anu
whose Christian names Josephine Hettie ana AT
thur Williams secured permission In the GU Court
Yesterday to have their suames changed to orr ther
mothers maiden name. because they are constantly
ANNOYED by attempted wittcisms ana pms pS no-
ouaintances on account of their surname being the
nome of we'll known plant the root OF which is useo
ms a spice in cookery and medicine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
CHE noEs NOT WANT TO GET MARRIED.

A, .nnlication was made 10 Justice Pratt, in the
s,mrcmc Cont Yesterday for writ Of hsbcas corpus
for The discharge Of Mary COndron sixteen wears o
Of No. 100 Hendrix-st from the House OF keiusc
District Attorney Rideway and Mr. Wilkin Oh tne
Chlldrcn's Society. opposed tic application saying
that the object of getting the discharge was to make
the girl marry william Batersby, whom she oiu ho.
,r.rt to marry She was brought into court and
snId she did not wish leave the House u Reiuse
or to marry Battcrsby. Decision was reservoir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
MODIFYING THE NEW CATHEDRAL PLANS.

The trustees Of the Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine
win hold meeting at the Ace House. No 90 Lafayette
Place this afternoon at O'clock According to the
agreement with the architects Messrs IIsnes & La
Fargo IN trustees Obliged 10 inform them as 10
the notifications necessary IN their plans before No
yember l. The meeting Is called for this purpose II
Is probabls ta additional plans viii also be exhibited
todas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
ASKING THEIR ORGANISE TO RESIGN.

Robert T. winterbotom. the organist OF 81 r"ul
Protestant Episcopal Church. CLINTON anu Na.,Ol Ss.
49, 80 oncsted TO hand in his resignation. There has
-, an fse,ne obctve4n him and the deputy choir mas
ter W. D. Cufey for some time growing it is said out
N the better success OF the latter in handing inc
b,vs than had attended the efforts OF his superior
The rector the Rev. John d. skene, has taken MI
turfey's part. Some surprise was experienced d. ''0
"xn,rod NJ itself al the eE0 OF the MONTH ~ Is saiu
thdi y n,p1 Of Mr. Winterbottom has been secured ID
succeed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
xnnxzsrs PAYS A FINE For DRUNKENNESS.

Father Matthias Yodyzsus pastor OF ST. Georges Polish
Catholic Church. in North Tenth-st BooKNh' WIS &c
Quilted last evening by the charge OF assault
nrcfer1ed bv Mrs Annie RaynOs, OF No 30 Giano'st.
After the verdict had rendered Justice Goettins uHd
the defendant guilty Of charge Of nOxcaon made by
Oneer Church and imposed fine OF sll 90 or SIN mouths
q, ,he no .,tarv Father Yodyzsps paid the fine under
nrotost and his counsel Samuel Maddox desartd that
he would appeal the ground that the penalty
OF imprsonment was The trial caused eonsid
cradle interest owing the previous record of the priest
Many witnesses were examined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

Several New brunswick capitalists are organizing
railroad company TO better communication with
New York Dissatisfaction with the present service
led up the project 1t is said by those In the secret
that 100000 has been pledged and that the route
will cross the Raritan quarter of mile east Of the
Pennsylvania line taking in Highland Park stelton,
Metuchcn and connecting with the new line Of the
Lehgh Linden, thus saving twelve miles IN thirty
miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
NEW. BRUNSWICK.
DISEASE CLOSES AN ORPHAN ASYLUl

DISEASE CLOSES AN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
st. Mary's Orphan Asylum has been closed, Fifteen
months ago what Is known as the "seven-year item
broke ont in the institution Physicians were unable
to treat the maady successfully and about thirty
children were sent away. The disease remained and
attacked the other inmates. one after another was
seized with the maady and went away hospitals, I'M
til the last one was attacked few days ago. when
the institution was closed There was apparsty no
remedy this form Of Itch when II fastened
upon child, and Of the most important charity
Institutions in tile Catholic Church OF the State will
be abandoned until the place has been thoroughly
fumgated and altered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
THIEVES IN DIR. TALMAGE's TABERNACLE

. THIEVES IN DIR. TALMAGE's TABERNACLE
Thieves broke into the brooklyn Taoerhacie on
Sunday morning but were frightened away by the
timely arrival OF the SEXTON James Dcy, before they
were able to carry away anything of value The silver
water pitcher and goblet, were found wrapped III !"
tsbecover ready to be carried away, but were ei upon
the floor in the womens parlor Entrance was oheo'ou
10 the church by crttine pane of glass ana ulaSn
ing window. The rear door was et op1". ~
Arc ,r+r,dere in their bastv escape. The electric
,rrss ,eea,nr N fho motor which pumps the organ
we're cut and number OF drawers IN desss anu ' T6
we're broken open IN the vain search lor "i'
police are searching for the thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup for children az en-
e1ires wind collie and dlarrheea. 20 cents potsle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

HEALTH Food CoMPANY's GLUTEN SuPPoS
rrOUIES cure constipation ard piles. By MAIL DUO
CT Fifth Avenue, Eew-York and all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
Announcement.

"Oh. how do you contrive, my dear,
To keep your teeth white ana clearf
And how on earth do you arrange -, =,
10 keep your breath so SWEET IT'S strange "
mot strange at ALL" was her reply
"ijse SOZODONT, and be as l."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE REV DIR. STEVENS PARKER TO GO WEST
The Rev DR.. Stevens Parker has offered ms resis'
nation to the vestry OF tho Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Reaeemcr at Fourthave. ana fsccsv''
10 take effect on January l. 1892. Ills purpose Is 10
20 West and mako his homo with his son, the auditor
Of railroad company. This is said to be the soie
reason for his resignation. story that pr' faNor
q sagreed with George 5. Adrian the superintendent Oh
the Sunday school, is cmphsticay denied ne has
been rector OF the church for four years anu s"00oo
the Rev. Charles Il. Treat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises sl3 sss6os r,e 7;24 Moons sgels
HI0H WATER.
IM-sandy HOOK e:S2 Gov Island '9b2 Hell cate l;t6
P.H-Sandy Hook 1910 Gov Island 1880 Nell uAts -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

Beware Of slight irritation Of the throat! Keep
box ~ Drummeils Celebrated Cough Drops IN tle noso'
Genuine have A. II. p. each drop Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

PHILLIPS DIGESTIBLE COCOA
prodioas feeling Of ghtness against thot Of welgh
headache and depression with the ordinary cocoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

Browns Camphorated SapOnaceous DenuIric 10
tha bcs, tooth pdwder in the world for preserving Tn
t.eth s'Refreshing and delicious" 20 cents oO''le'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. d.,
90 WEST SoTH-ST. ,- 49,.
Diseases OF the Nervous System. Gento Urinary organs
,rtofensv and Sterity Hours 8 10 1. to ).
The sun., 1891-05-29
WHERE rnxNsYnrxNrA,s MoNEr IA
The state Treasurer Takes Occasion -
Make q Public Statement ON the Matter.

| The state Treasurer Takes Occasion e
Make n PabIio Statement ON the Matter.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2s.-state Treasurer
Boyer has prepared the following statement
| showing the amount and location OF the funds
and securities Of the State:
| AT the close OF business on May az. 1891.
| the cash balance In banks deposited to tho
credit OF the Commonwealth was $3.50. .S62. 13.
OF which sum s2.54O 27 was to the credit OF
the general fund and t9.OlO.457.s6 to the
credit OF the sinking fund. the last
mentioned amount including the sum OF
ti.654. 49. Pennsylvania proportion OF the
droct tax recently refunded Tho regular
monthly statement to be made on Juno will
show some changes In the general fund figures.
principally owing to the payments now being
made under the General Appropriation bill to
members and employees OF the Legislnture.
and will also show these derosits In both funds,
In detail. Those moneys are. as stated all de-
posted In substantial banks, and. excepting
in very few cases. secured by the bonds OF re-
the Intention OIL Treasurer to cali for bonds.
saeS q these osnknT rns pssstons ms nss
urer with - sworn satement stating the
amount OF State funds on deposit on the Slst
sinsns Snd
VIII b,nfss safa t. the e hi
MseSanies eaA Of Phiadephia. w the SG Gommon. %
wealth Trust Company OF Harris burg. and tho
AlleSl epy National of Iittsburgh.
Tho assets In the sinking fund. consisting
Of S3.S90. Ou0 tparl Y. 3. four per cent: consois
AMI $25 d lnarll -. four and one half per cent
bonds, are deposited In tho vaults Of the Com.
monweAlth Trust Company. They are in the
name Of the Commits siouers Of the Sinking
Fund. the Secret tary OF the Commonwe the
Amditor-General. and tho State Treasurer.
They could only be negotiated by the Joint
certificate Of the Governor. and tho acknoWl.
edRment before President Of q national
bank under the soal OF the bank. There are
nlso eighteen bonds Of the Allegheny Valley
Ratroad Company Of SlD000O each. These
are In the name Of the Commonweslt OF
Pennsylvania One bond is redeemed each
year. and they could not be negotiated without
an enabling act of the Assembly.
This stntenont. together with the detailed
statements t. 20 made OIL June |. will aocu-
wealth the amount aud location OF their iunds
and securltiss, which is the purposs Of this
7ll.4S. is derorited with the Farmers and Me-
chantcs' Bank. the fiscal agents Of tho State"
The sun., 1891-05-29
NEWTON WINS, THE STAKES.
sportsman, . Long Shot. Makes . Latonis
Track Record.

eportsman, . Long Shot. Makes . Latonia
Track Record.
CINCINNATI May 2S-fhs Harold stakss with the
two crack eolis German and Morrisscy, ~ starters
together with Tom B., Prince Of Darkness Two Bits
aud Newton to also TO the post combined with four
other good racea attracted large attendance to La
toniA TO day. In spite OF the dsaGreeable weather.
raw wind blowing while driez,inR rain fell during
the AFTERNOON. 1t only settled the dust however the
track being fast enough for Sportsman to mile
and three sixtsenths In the best time like distance
was covered on this course. II sad day for
the talent not single falling TO the favorites
With one exception the races were won By rank out
sAdsrs.
The Harold stakes At nvs furonxa was worth to the
" that he closed an even money favofte
IL ~ BE- sss n .S *. IS %
over but The shouting. but when CHALLENGED moment
;s y si n and . :ss h
lsor,s: so.,::y ~ " r. 'ns German finishing third two
.as S sns h.&
M .ss ,en.s ss. uss:' o ss.S: ~
sot s nv In n. ..
SEa Ian: lam: ana r. "s lent
sssa 81 s from % 81.
n: .s.sns: ss: Il 5 r.
mile and thres.ixtsenths handicap left hvs to start
5ssH ssS' Ss e ': s h
the saddle, the latter by length II The fastest
%s e sa'
::n for
u eIe;:S is1sIss IL sn!.s:a second JSsn s:rs:
oSs y Ollie Glen ihiid. Tine. 6;ssjl '-''''
The sun., 1891-05-29
Sixteen Young woman Doctors.

Pretty girls without number filed the audi
torium Of the new Women's Medical College Of
the New York Inflrmary, at 321 East Fifteenth
street. last evening. The occasion was tho
twenty-third annual commencement OF the
college. and sixteen young doctors were grad
rated. Mr.. Robert Haydock. the President Of
the Board Of Trustees. presided. On the stage
with him sat DR.. Emily BLACKWELL dean OF
members Of the faculty and tr, stees
DIR. blackwell awarded the Diplomas. The
young ladies' who received them were Miss
Sarah Belcher Of Rhode Island; Miss Edith b.
blackwell! OF New Jersey. Miss Mary L: Gordon
sey. mss % Bertha % GIat Leibitz of 7 aussia, u Mlss
Mary f. Mnccallune Of Canada. Miss Estelle c.
Merrill of Minnesota, Miss Harriet A. Rice OF
sylyania. Miss Florence o. Sherman Of Con-
Decticut. Miss Anna W. Williamss OF New Jer-
II. Anionius Miss Frances q. Deane. Miss Eva
u. KNIGHT. and Miss Emily Loui Of this city.
The sun., 1891-05-29
SUING MUSICIAN DOLL.

Miss 0uttman Says He Promised to Marry
Her ana Then Married Actress.
Pretty Frlda Guttman OF 149 Spruce street,
Newark. is suing Louis W. II. Doll OF SO Fourth
avenue. this city. for 100000 for breach Of
promise. She says he promised on Dec. 23,
1896. to marry her and subsequently married
q variety actress in Jersey City.
Miss Guttman Is O brunette. % years old. and
for a number Of years has been employed in
the family OF Charles Doll brother Of the do.
tend9nt She is still there Louis is musician,
the orchestra at the Peoples Theatre and got
sac week and made great deal OF money a.
composer.
He gave her diamond ring in December.
and promised to marry her next October. He
called 70 see her, constantly until March. On
April 2s he sent her a letter asking her to 70.
taken by surprise but refused to send back
eti!l more imperative demand, At the bottom
81 qaa hs n letter he pqs Charley mar
The case is to be tried in the Circuit Court,
City Attorney Wilcox represents the girl, and
Senator Barrett defends Doll.