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Smith Thinks
HIS HATS PROPER VALUE
lei AND le8 FULTON ST, UP sTAIRaI
l64 and l58 East le6ih st.
OBITUARY

Mrs. Margaret Eleanor Stone Conway. widow
OF Walter Peyton CONWAY Of Freisrioksburgh.
Va. died yesterday afternoon at the house Of
her son-in-la Prof. Francis A. March OF Ls-
fayetts College. Easton. OF old age. She was
born on Jan. %. 1907. and was . daughter Of
DR.. John Moncure Daniels, q surgeon in the
motSsr was Hon '
Stone OF Maryland. Her husband. to whom
shH vas n ys41s Ss np
desslatuse Of that state MIS- G9nTay left
and two sons Moncurs ID. Conway Of New York
city and Peter Vivian Dsniele Conway Of Fred
ericksburGh and Inferred IN the family lot
4sy At h So SSc5 u Lsw g, hGsa
BY IL The OF H. ts
se6sPt Was s secr:tary snd III. Hall
General Committee OF the Sixth. Assembly
%se M o
belonged to the Friendly Circle ol St Rose q
Order OF Forssters.
sMr. John Rogers died In Auburndale. Mass.
on Sunday. alter an illness Of several years:
S9t retired from the position ssveIal, years ago:
q tho Xsolc cu H and was az: Rarely rom
its rehs rsals or concerts. He had been iden.
titled with several other musical Organlza-
tons among them the Handel aud Haydn So
ciety and the Cecilia.
The Rev. Burdette Newton. a popular and
promising young minister OF the Central New
York Conference OF tho Free Methodist Church.
died on Thursday last in Alton. n y. aged -
yea 9. His death resulted from Injuries re-
csWod some days before bv the accidental fall.
Ing OF a tent polo at the Wall Rtou camp
nesting He WAS o native or ChenHnEo county.
and leaves wide circle OF relatives tho e.
Mrs, Lavinie ?. Campbell widow q Gilbert
Campbell. died in Oneonta, N. T., on Saturday.
aged 81 years. She leaves six children, tho
eldest OF whom IL LOOMS j. Campbell, knowH
as one OF the chief editors OF tho later editions
Of Webster's Dictionary and for other literary
labors.
Benjamin Nsiss. ono OF tho oldest persons In
Ulster county, died on Monday at Ulster PARK:
aged 20 years. He was born and always lived
in tho town whore he died. At different times
be held the office OF Assessor. Collector. anu
Justice OF the Peace.
William T. .Dolliver OF Gloucester died on
Monday, aged "a years. He had torn Chair;
man OF the Board OF AssesRors for srveI8i
years. He was connected with many secret
and fraternal organizations
Walter G. Worth. a well-known business
man OF Syracuse. died vi the home Of O. -ter
in Kingston. where he was visiting. he WAS
about 81 years old and prominent in Masonic
circles.
John Regle of Mechanicsburg. died ysstsr.
day OF gangrene. He WAS an officer Of tho
Allen and East Pennsboro Insurance Com
pany and he was "a years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
$40 Days OF the 500 Gone.

Architect Wilson told the Sinking Fund Com.
mission yesterday that there were seventy
pieces OF stone in tho hands Of tho grant
worSers at KeesevilIe. y. y. and that he did
not anticipate any further delay In the work
on the new municipal building. The Mayor
WAS not satisfied. and questioned tho arch Infect
closely IL, ascertain t. the building would be
completed In the specified 50l DAYS. The archl.
t-ct admitted that he didn't think IL would. as
33S working days had been used up on Satur.
day last
completed. and In ninety days more the roof
will be on" the architect said
We'll" said tho Mayor, sternly III the
building isn't rooted in by that time We Will
lake tho contracts ourselves and finish the
work :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
The S-idi Concerts mt the Madison Square
Garden.

The series OF concerts to be begun this even
ing IN the Madison Square Garden. under the
direction OF Anton Seidl. will serve to bring
out great variety OF popular music. without
preference to any composer. The orchestra
hos cen enlarged. and foature Is to be the
variety OF solo WORK. At to-nights concert
Louisa Natal is to sing. Tomorrow night Mr..
Victor Herbert is to be the soloist: on Friday
evening Mr.. Pfeifrens chneider: and late: on
Mr.. J ohm Cheshire and other SOLOS are to be
heard. The iul programme for to-night's per-
formnnc Is rs follows:
l. Prelude" Meistcrsnger" .......... sgner
. Ssron Hungarian rhapsodie List
g. " altz from ballet. La belle au Bots
4. Aria" barber OF seville 49,. ossin
Nine Louisa Na,ali.
9. "Cava,eria Nusti"ana' new operA) .Nascagnl
O. Prelude and s!riiana.
D. IntermshzO slntonico.
e Rutas'a
q Capricrio fsDagnOl. RimsE orsakow
7. Lnve's Dream After the Ball. tfor sttinS
8. slssir,ei AwaE.ns Bronhild." drom third
ae OF s'eR''ea '''.'''''''''.'''''' W a9met
Nine Louisa Natal
10. America an fantasia. Herbert
"a. spanish. AosIk owskt
IL. Three oAncos o. Gyp.S SAINT saens
u Persian. ....................Gu irand
II. Waltz" New Vienna Strauss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
AN ASSASSINATION BEE.
The Italians WHO Arc Prisoners Say ths
Murderer L. Not Caught.

The italians WHO Arc Prisoners Say the
Murderer L. Not Caught.
James Ross is the American name Of Car.
mino Baglino who was mui dered in his homo
at ls7th street and Arthur avenue on Monray
night. lie Ind married IN Irish girl named
O'Regan. and his bro her Giuseppe. otherwise
George Ross. who was badly wounded when
the shooting began. Is counting her sister.
Last night Capt. Murph, g detectives. Brady
and Donohue. had Strengthened out tangle
OF conflicting stories. and four prisoners were
locked up in the police station. The murderer
was still at liberty. The prisoners say he is
Nicholas Baglino. % years old. who lives at
1885 Arthur avenue. The prisoners say that
on Sunday night Nicholas. who is a cousin Of
the dend man. won 80 cents from him. When
he demanded pay ment James said:
You owed me so. It's dollar now
This caused IL row and George ended It BY
grabbing IN q shot gun and driving tho whole
party out Of the house. The weapon was
emf ty.
peehili" on %hS live dse street, o came "p
town aid visited Nicholas Baglino; Toward
mig. the th,e men with Nirholass brother.
started toward the home of the R"ss's. They
made ma a up N" quarrel. or appeared to make It
VII Reaching tho house James Ross said:
Now we are friends again. will get some
He got . pail and started toward the door.
and grabbed him by the shoulder, hsld n Iis.
toll close to- his fa,e and fired. james fell
heavily to the floor and Nicholas sent another
bullet through his head.
George loss had Jumped forward 70 save his
brother and had been seized by Carmino Bal.
do. Many shots were fired and George Ross
received two Of the bullets. These are be.
lieved to have been fired by lialdo but most Of
the witn-sse- say that Nicholas Daglino did all
the shooting.
Policeman Mcmahon heard that Michael
Pistoceo was one OF the Iarty. and Detective
Brady arrested him. Yesterday morning
Roundsmnn smith caught bona o Bagino and
Carmino Bal do. In the afternoon Detective
Brady found. Antonio Dachlrio at his resi-
dence, liz Ridge street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
GIRL ROBBERS IN FALL RIVER.
They Hold Up Another Girl, Put SNUFF Il
Her Nose, ind Take Aer Money.

Her Nose, ind Take Her Money.
FALL RIyEr. Sept s.-Tho latest highway
robbery in this vicinity has so much Of the
Iudicrous surrounding 1t that the serious
nature OF the crime is almost lost sight of.
Alice Greenwood and Agnes Sexton, each
about II yeals OF age, We're tho victims. They
were walking along Pleasant street. near the
Merchants Mill Saturday evening when they
were accosted by three other girls OF about tue
same age.
which the Greenwood girl carried. Naturally
she 20 9SSs.I. tnen me dh Ws girs hsld her
OF them held the girls arms. while another
tim sneezed she iqosensd her hold upon the
proved the .pp,rtunity to snatch It from her
disappear-d down Fourteenth street.
The Greenwood girl ran alter them crying.
Of tie fast Gpd Football Club. He was In
stone crusher dividing he spCils The pres
enee OF n nan among them took away their
moneS. Willie Mr. Irving was looking for a
poll emau the girls escaped and have not yet
haen cnuuhf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
SOME BRITISH OPINIONS
The Earl OF Aberdeen on the Bchrin& Sea
Settlement aud the Mckinley BiiI.

BosroN, Sept. S-The Earl o: Aberdeen. the
Countess of Aberdeen. AMI Lady Marjorie Cor
don arrived in Boston yesterday afternoon, viz
the FitchburGh Rniruad. in the private car Of
Vice. President Seward l.. Webb of tho New
York Central. The Earl and h- party are en-
route to the White Mountains for which roint
they lett this morning. Asked the oriuion OF
tho English people on the Behrng Sea settle
ment. he replied that the morus vivondi agi eed
upon was consdered very satisfactory VI the
Mckinley bill he said thcre was an opinion IN
some quarters that the bill was intended to
corner Cansda and force her into the United
States III England business was very good
indeed. though he Thought stimulating had
been quito enough. rushed forward.
In regard ~ tho Irish oues ion the Earl who
is Lite al. said it was the ouin Ii OF the Lib
erals that Mr.. Gladstone would have major
ity OF the members of Parliament at the next
general election. MIR: Gladstone; sad the Earl
was Iust as Jealous Cor home rule now rs ever
Tie last special elections show, d that "a ma
jor!ty OF the Irish lepple were not with Par
Home Rule ar;y the same as ever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
PIXIE FIGHT IN PRISON
The Warden Arranxes the MIL and the
GunrdN Act u. BottLehOIders.

BOISE. Idaho. Sept. s.-The rerort OF bloody
fight 10 a finish at the State penitentiary came
to light in this city to-day. The event oc.
Cured five weeks ago last Sunday. Boxing
had been permitted by tho Warden for some
months. and eliminated in a finished Hph, BE-
tween convicts Dunlap and McCrsary. In which
the former was whipped. Preiminalies were
arranged by Warden Mack and his guards.
Prisoners were allowed to bet money and arti-
cles which they manufactured on the result.
and on the day Of the fight were present en-
maSSe.
Guard Alexander Roberts. son of Prison
Commissioner Roberts, was bottiehoder for
one OF the com batants All the officials o. tn,
prison werr present excopt Deputy Warden
The iighl was partiruIarly savage one Con-
Wet Dunlap being pounded until covered With
blood aud almost unable to stand when his
second q guard threw up the sponge. News
OF the affair has caused sen-atlon. and there
is a cl0mor tor an Investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Germany Wants American Rye.

OTTAWA. Sept. s.-Deputy Minister OF Agri-
culture Lowe said tonight that 1t was In re-
sponse to a request made by the Government
OF q rmany that the British Government had
requested the Government Of Canada to ascer-
tain what quantity OF rye tho Dominion could
possibly export this yonr. the Deputy Min
ister says tina, Germany having been excluded
the United STATES aud Canada for u supply
Mr.. Love says that tho latest adycee received
2.00OOOO bushels. which although 1t has been
raised to meet the demands for local consump-
tito q. he believes might ba available Tor export
II the price Was made an inducement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
MneLrnn Died Of the Gas.

Albert MacIcan Of 1GG East Sixty seventh
street died on Sunday afternoon Mt Crooks
Hotel. About month ago he was found un.
concouS ia . room at tho Carleton House In
Frankfort street. Tho room was full OF gas
taken to Chambers street Hos ital and trans
terr-d to bellevue, Ever since he had been
brother of Lily Van Dunn the mission organ
iZcr. Tosatisly her, tho hospital authorities
.i,owrd NAL can to 10 laksn TO- Greeks no,
TO court and hs die. nrged by a magistrate
He was taken TO the Tombs In an ambulance
and tho Justice held court ON the sidewalk,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
MRS. DE KAPPALEA UEErS.
She TestiRcs That Her Husband IL Ennm.
ore d OF ~ Handsome blonde.

A pretty dark-eyed woman. fashionably
dressed appeared as plaintiff In divorce suit
before Justice Barnard in n Speciai Term Of
the Supreme Court held in Long Island City
Yesterday 1t was Eugene de kappa!ea Of
ia st. Nicholas place. this city. Her husband.
George de Karpalea. was not present. and was
not repro ented iy counsel
A private detective testified that h" had se-n
Mr.. De kappnIeR visit disorieriy onses. Mrs
De karpalen testified she was marrie to the
defendant in l., ons France. IN March u. 1874
her husband went on "A business trip TO
Rochester. one week later she saw him leave
the II otel Imperial. He did not SEQ her. tie
Las not lived with her sine. anu she has
learned he was frequently. seon in company
with handsome blonde. At tho conclusion Of
Justice bartlett adjourned tho hearing until
Thursday next i'll LiUOklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
A Zig Lumber Contract.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. s.-The keystone and
Pennington lumber mills hayo sold 10 the Ger
man Government 5000O,cCO Get oil pine lum-
ber. Tho lumber must be delivered Mt German
ports within the next eighteen months. and a
large bond Is eAi.r'el Tor he lUlii mcnt OF tho
contract. The iumi or will he used by the
German Government in RAILROAD construction.
will be shippsd manly from New Orleans and
lascugr uin. NJ l,s.. aud will need los Ships for
its transportation to Germany. The contract
will keep half dozen mills LuHy constantly
for more than II year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Hynrk,ngmen Going 30 Sec the rope.

RoMr. Sept. s-The coming Of the French
Eorkingmen's pilgrimage this month Is await
Il with interest. Twenty thousand workmeD
will TAX part Count dc Nun will accompany
ne pilgrims and RAD the address to the Pope.
III in tho name II the working classes tor
IL interv"ntion in favor OF esocial question
noe tho pubi rati u Of the recent Encyc!ical
sitter in more y NJ aud clutnble regul alton
Al labor Leo NH. in replying VII make an
MI or'nnt Spench. cnunerating the social
events - this year and rrmnrkiug the imme-
, iate results Of tho Encyclical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
"pOOR THINGS" THE WOMEN SAID.
Gentle Pity he stowed on the Aston House
Survivors

Survivors,
cloud Of thick smoke came from a chin
ney OF the Astor House yesterday afternoon.
Some one IN the street saw it, yelled
Fire" and ran to tho alarm box at
Vssey street and Broadway. Two police
mon were there One ran Into the hotel
To investigate. while the ether stool guard over
the box o prevent any one sendinG an alarm
until it was certain tie house WAS ahre. The
alert citizen cursed the policeman ut the fire
box. and then hustled down 10 the corner OF
Church street. and cent in an alarm from
there. ,r,fck and two engines ratified un the
street. Tho guests H.: tie hotel heard them
and leaned far cut OF the windows to see what
was the mat er. A crowd gathered in the
street. Some o the women in It were much
excited. nul looking NJ tho folks in the win
ro IH,d h,r rtrnet Station IN % NJ &c
the biggest roundsmman on the force came on
In the engine room 0 the h, Tel mau was
burning rubbish in tho furnace. He was sur
rrised when he heard OF the commoton he
had made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Fatu, Quarrel Be,wr<n G.r.a. Farmer.

LYONS. Sept. s.-Chares Shading. q German
farmer living five miles north OF this village.
last evening fatally stabbed Andrew Alting a
neGhbcring farmer Shading had few words
with Alting's son. who WAS Mt his hou-s. an
then drove toward the village to attend a DO.
lilical caucus. As lie was passing Alting's
IN the road. shading thought be WAS address
ing MIN , hnd hes!i'e the fnet that Altng e&-
abusive. Finally he applied a profans epithet
70 h!tlnE, and dared him on in the road The
Challenge VA accorded, and shading imme.
pocket knife lhreo wounds were Inflicted,
ore peur'ruing mo ung. shading was an
He 10 AZ honest. hard work M GarInan and
has consi 'trabie family. sLG hug has wife
and ak CHILDREN "'NS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Cyclone Weather.

Seve al steamships, including tho state o.
Nevada and tho Nevada. which left European
ports for New York prior to Sept. l. may have
a tussle with two cyclones before they get here.
The Tourains q the French line m. Ih nI me ths
Ssrinl. A eossl three da a'' ago was snoopn;
tered by the North German LLOYD steam,snr,!ss
Elder, which got In yesterday. The roc che
passengers were we'll shaken M ana n n"t
shirred sea crests forward. bu; sA' w"s NV
damaged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-The Farmers Rerieap SAYS:
"A report from our correspondents In four
teen States shows tina, the frosts have done
little damage in any OF tho States.
with the exception OF Wisconsin. Iowa.
Minnesotn. and the Dakotas, Oand
that the damage in those States ia
confined TO certain localities. the extent OF
which will not greatly Influence tho to, al crop.
In some localities corn 10 already out of
danger, and will be 80 In nearly all the States
In two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

Wien BENJAMIN Croner. a dry goods mer-
chant, and his family vent to The country for
the summer, Ellen Paterson, an lS-Year-old
Swedish girl was lett in charge VI their house
turn unex pecteiiy r few days ago Mrs. Croner
found that her fine wardrobe WAS scattered
thr.uel The house and that Tho Tarest and
or 5000 were missing 1t was found care
fully tucked away IN the girls trunk. Had It
not been for the unexpected return OF the fam
ily It would now probably he on its way to
Swelen on a steamship on which no ri had
taken passage Miss Paterson Is now in iaIl
awaiting trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Major Rundy Attacked by Aproplexy

Major Jonas NJ. Brndy. for ten yenrs the ed
itor OF the Mai and Erprcss. and before that
editor 81 the ErfnDl0 Mail. was stricken with
appor!rNy In l,nr, yesterday. and his recovery
hv H,pI, w. Isn Mn,or VIZ unv siasted Tor es
three months vacation IN Eurpope on July 20.
1t was III, first vacation he hal taken for
Years. Isl heaith has boon good. ana the
news Of his Illness surprised his friends bore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
The French Military AInn~uvre-.

PARIS, Sept. s.--M. de freycinst. Minister Of
War. witnessed to-dny's military man ruvres.
Gen. Dnyous, attacked Gen, Ga lifcts army
and drove 1t back to Tie vail y OF tho Aubs
zen. Gall iGet'- ar guard, sustained the hight
ing cove ing tie Irt,eHt Of the main body.
Both armi s ailerwarL cT'r sed tho hubo and
are row PRE- sim. for"ar rapidly in hs direc
ion al Nend-uNrr IN oder TO se.Hr advantage
ous ~ sitioEs for tomorrow battle.
A ponto II party oNered The forty-siN miles
betweNn Nitry and Bar--ur- Aube in twenty
wo hours. aud then built u bridge across the
river in iorty-uyc minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Delinquent Fircmcn Punished.

The Fire Board imposed these penalties
upon delinquent llremen yesterday:
Absent without !eave-Fireman Sanford.
Truck 4. ten days pay: Fireman Poylan. En-
Rine IL. five days pay: Fireman Kehoe. Truck
IL. one days pay: Fireman Kelly. Truck l2.
reprimard. Asleep ON watch Fireman Muir
phy. Truck 4. dis m ssal from the lorce Absent
without leave. ntoNi alton. and Quarrel ng
ton DAYS nav.
The Board appointed Samuel 3. TAYLOR an
Inspector OF buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

LONDON. Sept. s.-Lord Salisbury has written
a letter to a correspondent in which the British
premier, referring to the privileges which tho
vor Q Is supposed TO have granted Russia hy
hermit in" vessels OF her volume Ger fleet to
n.s tn" lr lanelles. says:
Russia possesses nc, rights as to the pas
saas OF Tho bardauelles or the l'osphorus
Nhinh IRE not possessed by the other powers
also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
They Knew What They Were About.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-rhe Gilbert Island
er5 on the brig Tahiti. who it was thought
were contract saves. proved to be intel
good English: they knew perfectly about their
contract and shipped for three years resi-
dsnce IL hleNico OF lneir own free will. The
brlx sailed to-day for Mexico
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
v,c,or,n woadh.u File. an Objection.

Mrs. Victoria Woodruff Is reported to have
watched the performance OF Indigo" at tho
Casino on Monday night. She sat in from:
orchestra sent with n male friend. She Ia
mentioned IN tho libretto In the second act
along 18th Joan Of Are and hiss Debar
When thu act ended her scort went di ectly'o
Manager Arnnson's Office and complained tn
Manager Charles =, Eart3n AGAINST the IN.
said that she didn't Sike it at all. aud asked
that II 10 omitted hol eater.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
a Typogrsphical Error.

Through typographical error TIE Sun
yesterday said that Typographical Union No. 6
turned out 400 men. II should read 900 men.
Big turned out more men than any other
organization In The Central Labor Tn on pa
rsde. and deserve ha credit OH 1t. Tho total OF
B;ss4 which THE Sun gave nppsared through
this mistake TO DO 400 out Of the way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Illness. OF the Queen or Rouman,a.

VENICE. Sept. The Queen OF Roumania
Carmen SYLVIA. who, with her husband King
Charles of Ronmnnia. IL at a hotel in this city,
il pronounced to b. dangerously III. con-
Iuitn,ion OF physicians MAXI II specially Of
nervous disease- has been held nj the Queens
bedside. and the King. after hearing their
report. has lie id'' 10 remain in this city and
watch the Queen through her sickness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Harlem River F ont Improvemeut,.

The Comptroller presented to the Sinking
Fund Commisslo ncrs yesterday n COM
munic@uon from The Dock Commissio toner's
with plan showing the proposed i'm
prov. menls along tho Harlem River water
westerly limo Of Sew entii avenue. Tine Comm
trolier shs that rs III" Improvement would
c,st several mil!!ols and make a radical
ch,nSr III tho direction OF streets aloug the
wstsr 'front.' a public hearing should 10 held,
such hearing will be arranged fog.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Ministerial Crisis In oucb-c.

QUEBEC. Sept. s.-Thero were various ru.
mors In circulation this afternoon rs to differ
ences said to eNist between the Lieutenant
Governor and his Cabinet. They cannot agree
on tho course 10 10 followed with reference to
tho scandals, and II is hinted that the Minis
ter5 will resign rather tLan coucede to the
Lieutenaut- u oyernor the naming Of COM
IN :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
LINN'S sPECUL.i7IONS.
He Had Lost Nearly 100000 Before II
Committed Suicide.

Committed Suicide.
Morris S. Smith. the surviving member Of
tho firm OF +. u. Wallace X Co.. who made an
assignment Inst week. after the suicide OF his
partner Edward Linn. has discovered n num-
her OF new accounts Of which he had no
knowledge. 1t was said yesterday that Linn
had 500. 900 invested in the firm. and before
his death mad lost II All and nearly 800, 900
more in private specuIntons. 1t will be some
time, however; before definite statement Of
the iirms liahil ties AMI assets can be reached
Since MIR. Smiths assignment the securities
o. f. Is. Wallace ~ Co. have improved with the
change In The markets. and It was said yester-
day that here WAS a possibility that the firms
debts would DO paid In full.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

BALTIMORE Sept. s.-St Jamess Church. in
care o! tho Ecdemptorst Fathers. was conse-
Grated today by Cardinal Gibbons. assisted
hy twelve ergymen and a very large congie-
graduated priests and people upon their
chutchs being free from debt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

IoNpoN. Sept. s.-The Rev. Charles II. Spur
COON may said TO DO on the high road to re-
covery from the long illness from which he has
suffered. This morning lie spent haN hour
in he .ardsn II his residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
Della Fox Taken Sick Agnin.

Della Fox. the soubret'e Of the Wang COM
pany. was tnken i'll again last night Mt the
l3r ,adway Theatre beior. the he iormance
and mad o 90 home. The illness Is not serious.
Her uuderstudy played The part OF trance
MufuJu