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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13
aK1 sECuxD RUsAmAE
AIlsrsA Aro0 0se 0osbsn1 ~ tAs 1uSu'
ana olanoar o. 0poekIyn.

AIlsrsA Ao0 0se 0osbsn1 ~ SAs 1uSue
a.a olanoar 81 npeeklyn.
Nh. Mamis Hall ran away nom her hus.
bald. Pster J. Hall Of Bridgeport couple Of
weeks ago. 6he Il described e. tall and
stately brunsttA Her husband Gays 10 Will
forgive And eorgs4 al past Aiftersnces 4 che
will return 10 hin. She ran away once before.
although thsar tnAertAge took place In June
last only. he received her back with wide
The vie worked ip q metallic cartridge fac:
was called ~ some the psettisst girl In the
'A Yoans N. HAIL.. after their marriage. in.
s a L. ssa ssss N.Y. g. Ss a e.
kys Ths PrCmtsa her husband that sic
tSs az S. = e. so
iroA her Informing him that she wa living IN
RrOckiy9 that che vas ha "a = :. ysly sood
port Ms ash hurried = ,BreokIye.
IhSl,s3 ssrssent PhtI1ips e that sisy
n Ws .ss ssDss' aSsre sss Was
@ sSa sos ps ssss sss sd ss ss
srSss.ay Sspp1 3. HSs 10y s ssS just sps
81 O. ths!. honsyno29s sSM days sse ne
Sc Il -: ,5ss
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= sss W. !IS ~ l M IS Sss sss ~: "a
q sss o NAY says sssSsf q
SSS snS eSs IS sgs pave 0een unable 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13
Funerals m the rreash Capital.
From As pAisodAshso Dotrv gssstae ftjssyurA

PAHls,. Dec 2-Lord Lyttons funerat wae
SSsfsi aeG rae Ssaf n'Ssis
strike tho inhshitants Of this fair city
WITH, with tie same ehesry enthIs!asm - .,i is
announesmrut that. Barnum's circus 9
goins to parade the streets. There IL
countries 1t the eight az . .innsrsl. Tor Anglo.
SAxonS have u horror and fear Of death which
existent U the French shstSSter The
marked dread Of the King II Terrorr. Ks
PA sian y bored. DRILL OF ID trouble or 10 over:
to sOlvs the proilrtn Of life b oom tting sui.
eide and 10 geftng nut a. u ~ with perfect
Taas sna MSss rs e
that no one - 4 rule lives to BE- madly unhHp-
py. The fs<1siaas osass TO I've whom they
ceaae to enjoy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13
VERY E1rscr eEoyB soUra

0vee sseoo opsstAtoke Chs<r the f1GAssrs
81. ~ 0<'shn Asnx Wsil. Brssassyx- ia =
Scarcely one Of the 1000 xnd odd spectators
thas entered Grand Army Hall. corner OF Bed
ford avenue and North Becsnd street Brook
Ign. last night. where the trial bouts OF the
second annual boxing tourney OF che wnlMnhs-
bufth Athletic Association wers held. ahtici.
pated witnessing the best and biggest snow
Of the season" yet that Is exactly what was
Tho card Of "odd" Or Eneiish weight. being
three pounds above, the scale. which. by the
way. was the idea OF Chairman Peverelly.
ga on TO the extent Of the largest entry
Last niIhs.s house, more than covered the
expenses OF the two nights show.
ssscaAI sAsrAx-wriGMr osAss--los POUNDS On
sThe hSst gsir g ,sppear IN this glass were
yi%fsibc; BrSckiyn 4, q Hsfdy seemed some.
Imhslbo ma not haye the wsltovef he sew ~:
c sa' asss 81 The w mss .srou %Sst Hsl
gs. q ?pRRlss s
SoCssSS aSs S dsSS.Sn e h%; They
soHna ose rSana wnoS s n svof
yns overwel&hk although he did not look It
Hrsnnan had IN advantage In reach and
RD1AL yEAz1rn.wnowr cnAss-lls POUNDS
On uNDkR.
pTh The nrss pais .oyt IN, thi, Glass were Frank
Ans SSSssdSS f ;sss
round that knocked Foran iat on his face. The
seconds thought he was out but he ut up With
mined iashion. Tho second ana thru rounds
paw the men very tired. but still lighting for
keep6 80 even had their work been that the
tudg0s disaVr0ed and ordered another round
o. Two minutes. whom the decision was award
James Craig. Park A. G.. and Edward ooush-
In. Wi!itamsburgh A. A., followed. This pair
fought like denoney At the cloae of the hrsf
round Craig was knocked down and nearly
out the ca!l OF time alone saving him. ADD he
rSttsed wish bloody nos@ In the seoond and
third roupds the came vicious fighting was
10 the satisfaction Of everybody
sprtuAIewrtoHr GLASS (128 POUNDS On uNpERI
VT The openins bout tp this. Slass brought On
was very short afair and was fnishSd u 50
seoonda. Scott putting his man out.
They were followed by Edward Listmsn
QlympiAn A. q. and ]. King. Bridge q
suit, nearly rushed Gimseff through TIE ropes:
but he vas worry hard hitter. In tho secopd
round King. who was getting the worst II Il
yefnSed to finish. stating IS q reason that no
hao MAD too much besr.
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Espteseon and Tass u . Diaskla0 vAssogy.
George Swift OF $40 West 122d street and
Frank Bpiehlmsn Of $50 East Eighty-sscond
street IRE psrtners 10 the business Of manu-.
featuring shoe bIAckins ut 1857 First avenue
spIehlman was stirring kpttleful Of the blAuk-
Ing mixture on stove In the rsar room Of che
tho mixture boiled over and caught fi%
in an !nstant the famer reached Il 10 gallon
can Of aIcohal which stood nsar the stowe The
over. the room. Some. 81. It daW Into HpisiI.
mans (aoe and over bis hands, burning him
pitrl. The .1re destroyed the blaeEinH factory
ehd an adjoining frame structure. one story
hiGh; whieh Wa un?cc1Pis3. and damaged
lives and has q saloon. The loss was small
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sEN FHAaE or TEE TICKER WAR.

0loo . Day DsaaAaes BY The Stock Ia.
sAsa~s Fren the Gold sas Stock %.
The governor OF the New York Stock Ex-
change declared war yesterday on the Gold
and Stock Telegraph Company. The instru-
ments Of that company. 20 the governors say,
will not be permitted hereafter to click on the
prices Tor stocks unleAs the company pays the
Exchange e100 day at The close Of each days
business. The Gold and stock Company must
give In nnal answer At 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
d.. Norvin Greene said for the company that
he believed some arrangement would be made
By which the instrumrnta of the Gold and
6took Company would remain on the Ex-
h sst,op 2, The s9yssp.rs Was dictated ey
He. fornlshinx ths apotstions i2r Stoke 70
othsts eontrefy b tho rule Of the EXCHANGE.
which says the company may not flrnie6
9Ht.iden yitb ~ .tnstrups9t without
The Stock Quotation Company for two years
nearly has been the ofactal ticker company of
anuthsr. Incident Of the infsrminaDis ticker
sod.r. a K Sc sses esaS sss stock
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Eruest Bs~rsherR. the distance runner e The New
Jsrssy A. c. Sppe.s 70 b youns man 1t esnassAnas
snduranes Yesterday aftssneon - voa 4 uylns
fwskiysssoad Hssinsat srnSIy. Sees lis p,ses
N I'D ranEs * Company q and went thf0ssS
BE ful uniform and carrying |. Gun Pc ssgsgSd % :
casSn q sSs Eses IL sought ma M q tSc
merry dance. and skipped Around IN ,wAitses poikHS
sxprssssd desrs aftsr tbs dance % pafticipslS "a
Tes,fui .us Of war with oascsbsrnsr or sAns sthsr
was Snnonueed tina, A 2 osorEs would meet Hjsrs-
berg the mile rpco hut tie ahefyy aiaRSod rui,ner
evidently did NOT relish the possibility Of two dsfsats In
~ Sas Ssy = r. q ~
.ysssS9a sSss Ssessss place .sa E.a
drtl. race and enjoy tbs dancing thxt fonovsd
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Tssssht She Wa. PsisoneA, bat She was.'..

Thsssht She Was Poisoned. bat She wAs.'..
Florence Brewer staggered iato. che East
Eighty-eighth street police station yesterday
afternoon and told the ssrgsant ut the desk
that she believed her husband had poisoned
her. She had drunk .. glsss of beer 10 her
rooms short time before. she said. and had
suffered terribly ever since An ambulance
took her 70 the PScsbyteriNn Hospital Tie
Say The womsp q suffering from alSoholIsin. W.
PoIloeman ,Lydell was. sent to the woman's
SSs msasSs iSt4 ss?sSPd Sysnus TO arrest her
locked him up. Ne refused TO make any an AZ.
g ssssns q f e IL as d 81 T.
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The x.els,a 0ossss.

A so-callcd chamber concert" 10 . SOFT 81
musical Mecca toward which pious pilerimS
and worshippsrs Of art love to turn their steps.
4 eort Of reliGious atmosphsre posvadss the
audiences at such establishments. where the
serious and thoughttai ,nieu Of cash indl-
vidual is deeply impressive Of the in
tsussfy interested. discriminating. and
even reversntial attitude OF his mind.
10 seemed. ct isast. the audience
assembled on Friday. evening IN Sherry's con.
cert ball to listen toths second kneisel Quartet
concert The club played. with that exQuiaite
preclslon and snioothness. for which they are
now 20 fav0eably known, hnydn's quartet In
d and SchumApp's quartet IN A. finishing the
program me With Q new and attrattfye quintet
for plano and strinss BY Stndtng. q Norwegian
cnmposerOi talent The quintet whilo Il rs most
interesting to che usteper. IL ope of thas4
Sfeations that are probably - stin cooper and
more important meaning to the peffnrmefs OF
It The second movement. AndHnt4." was
written from first to last in the spirit and
mood OF Wayner's Tristan and Isolde" but,
In spite OF its enforced Reimbursement and ON.
eeQuent lack Nf true originality. Il was lovely,
and called forth sincere admiration. 20 Also
though somewhns s.iA and redmn,ic tecSniaus
ny Mr. Ferrucio HNsohi. young Italian
teaenor at the New England Conservatory IN
me third concert tsses place on the evening
OF Jan. 1S
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Z. l. " MHEE1nEs m coxvzrrrox
The eeai-a.ausi Mestina % the New Yssl
otats Division HELD Last MIGHT.

The eeai-aanus, Mestina % the New Yssk
btats Division HELD Last Might.
Tho semi-annual meeting OF the New York
State Division Of the League Of American
WheelmeK was held last evening at the Grand
Union Hotel this city. The meeting convened
ct $50 o'clock In Parlor A. The delegates
present were: G. W. Wood Of Syracuse. q. Mia
bstt. ". h De Graaf. e J. shrivsr. Z A
Powers. b Weiner. and Malcolm Bridgman Of
New York city. L B. Potter. w. Rasauin and G.
8. Lusoomb Of Brooklyn. Henry Gallien Of
Albany. g. W. Blackham Of Dunkirk. G. +.
Oossurn Of Albany. +. A Sherman Of Water
md and D. Mclean Of Broo IiEfnao' H. Z raymond
=, LRssoTbc oSsupsssd the ,ShatE. asHsted
Tss tho Retiring ossss
spE s Soser the req tbSs
haustivs report on the progress made during
tthhs T0ra to be pursued By the committee il
New afassrs we5s ,, insts,lsd fl The ensuing
S Tssasarss :ea v: Pesra.s "ooa: See.''.F'-
-, The dsiegssHss ELECTED 70 the Nsttsnsl A;se%-
By G Rs,a1fa sd " ka =
R!sssfe hs sssssSssss.. g+5 sh! aisssa&
Ssss s:ns 's'P k.i:sss ssn; .a u t
firing CHIEF Consul. W. 6. Bull. e was voted
that eomWittse 10 appointed 70 draw up and
present to Mr.: Bull yet 81 enGrossed resolu-
The Hscretary's report showed the member
ship Of the division to be 3,043 The report
81 .435 IS on hand clear Of all expenses.
Chief Consul Lnscomb recommended In his
sn tse n ysM a9a
cult for next season.
The Chief Consul was empowered to appoint
Q com mittce to facilitate the advancement Of
the division racing question.
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srAs c.a,. sz.s .. As.sss..

Thomas q. 6eaorooks. who 10 The star In
The Odd" at the Union Square Theatre. did
1st appear at yesterdays matinee He was
also nissins ct The evening performances On
Doth ocsastous his substitubs was q. ]. Dus.
n. Eho had 6son playing the role Of the IN
theatre. was due to en- accIdsnt 4 was said
laqciso 49, snds DE pteos. SeAbro.ike disIo-
1esn4fninS Some months ago whSn q DO
Moh Hopper's company. Seabrooke. was. 10.
TIN tn th: samS piacs snd Y Mes feared at
xtQSt result.
..Tkl manatSr Of The Osdi said last night
Monday. but f1endr n the oonsdial, limited
TIT p wa ps3hably glad % hays an oprostu.
.ityS e &c: Tsss iatamatsd that his ilnsss
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4 DTvoRcB DRAWN OF IN BLo0n

4 DrvORcB DRA wv OF IN BL00n
sem u wSula Nss Ush1. and Dss0sssssa.
Asss ots osDssrt HIS Wiss.
A homemade divorce drawn up in blood was
made clear to Justice Goettina In the Lee
Avenue Police Court. wtlliamsburRh, yester.
day. On Friday afternoon 4 man named
Blumenstein OF Johnson avenue near Hum.
So.dt street. appealed to Court Clerk 6chapp-
haus tor protection fr,m his wife. from whom
hs said he WA separated. The man said he
had been married four years. and his domestic
hfo was harpy until SIX weeks Asn when no
and his wife agreed 10 separate. He aroord-
ineiy drew up = divorce. doing the writing In
T os. hssss eo ssf9s thug unsn..en
and Elizabeth Blum nstein hereby agree to
divorce oufeelvee and rOlemnly promise never
to modest each other again. but each 70 60 their
Blunenstsin,s name and TINT Of bis wife
was signed to the paper tn blood. and Blumep.
stein took possession Of the document, He
told the court clerk that bis wife violated her
art OF the contract ny wanting him to sup.
port her. Upnn his refusal she had annoyed
him. and on FRIDAY morning che Ind struck
h!m. Il was to restrain her from annoying
him again that Blumenstein wanted 0 war.
rant
Diumenstsin opened his eyes In astonish-
pient when he was told that he .wRs not legally
divorced and that he must still support his
wife.
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LADIES' nA1y saUr OFF TEE srAox
Oait Aeasast . Theatre Alsnsgse ~ II
Who CeaIAnst Bee sAA Play,

Oalt Against . Theatre Alsnsgse ~ . lIaA
Who CeaIaa't Bee sAA Play.
PmLADELpHtA. Dec l2-Henry Hilbert Of
Berwick. Pa. has just brought IN action
against the management Of The Berwick
Opera House. In which he alleges that ". Z
sherman. manager for the Opera House own
ere. received his 50 ccntA adnissiou toe 10 the
Opera House on Wednesday night upon tho
false and fraudulent prete1t that he should
sss us he .sassd H. HDesss s are sa sesnd
kSiI:s TAufa derton dsiss,snsr I'D Hiss
Elizabeth 0rieetemer., bel. stster. Each OF
thesa lAdies wore Q hat Of twenty one and Q
nall inches diam eter across the brin. touch-
tnE each other. hscause their qwners sat IL "a;
joining seats, The combined hrsms nsssured
sshts at.d SsssfE. FSss completely IA shu Ss 81
W his sompi.in. Ys: HijSs.t siisss. that, he
politely asked the ladies thus obstructipo his
view 70 remove their hAta They not only re.
fussd 10 do 60. but one Of them gtgkled
sntd that the ladies were visiting the hank
Tend them 81 urging matter 81 such dsitcasy.
Manager sherman appeared before Squire
Casey and entered bail to appear It court
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lNUSENEEIs.
me fNuherrorse couesvI

Vne EnunsFDoosS SosSSss
While the world iasta. too much honor can
not b gtvsa to Mozart. the seniuA He nature
was 30 bright with the God-givcn attrsbutes OF
naIvett. eentieness. affection. ana mauns Shat
his character shines. like pur6 ana UfiH9hne
star. down the years that have passsd sinsS he
teod this rlanet and blessed II forever witkiAt
estimab,s leQaciea What PLEASURE asd Do
hight he gave his contemporaries BY his won
derful exhibitions Of musical sbilitx How he
Sntrsnced his hearers b. exquisite ptanoforte
playing. by APPROPRIATIONS on themes Of ~
own. aud on sAc=s provided ~ cshes-! acS ~
read tho most difncult concertcs at stshk
trsnsposins them into any and ever ksyi
How. when boy OF Is. no wrote impronptu
the most elaborate compositiop. 10 eonvtace 3
sksptical audience OF oynius Who accused him
OF fraud and eaid that his father and not ~
had written the opera. La FtntA SinplicS"
derstandins unsttained BY the sarvsllously
gifted child whose youth saa r.sehecd ese-
p,smeuted. roonded out and ssAieved Ill that
his infancy had promised. But yet he did sce
escapethe hardest trials ofthis world. Poverty
and the mistrust and enmity OF mankind
he wss forced 70 sudprs WITH bitter sorrow
o. 's tS S, h had s9SSS 81 ions
ssssss n%ess sss Ss 81 Ss
s 81 Mss es wS aho sA t. not ri ys ss
AR. ami whoss time was LARGELY devoted p
ssys ssass!sP A1a ssss |. = H 4
iuI to listen to. but because II = = detilht e
was isif by the PATRONS q tho philharmonic
Society when their. second concert Of the
esas1n w.s dedicassd a. memorial 70 hin.
as ss n,s hs aoSy VEN Ill
represented. " thoAs numerous exesrtks IRON
his works that stood upSn !sS 1ashss Pro.
tvs synphany. the syupitsr' cane 6rst. With
its strong spirit Of elevation and 4xult9ttoA
witt. lts 6rosd sweeptng ,pLsa ed its mlghty
as Il It could never possibly Dwell WITH TIE
others, end rot Fbsrr the voicss answer uufAil.
ingly. the WHOLE being woven taSsther u
marvellous, inextrlcahle web OF gofyeoNs
Print sSst psods
not been sIceedsl tp sts particular class by
ns ss ps5s e sssssp.a q. =
works as q whole the .unlou Qf form. beauty.
skill. spontaneous gsniaiity with crystal h nth.
aud ts Sss them has
~ ass'H Ea iH y.ss ERE "a Nv &c sss:
that Y which oSSIss ths are Ia dIs lss hex
dignity and superb beauty u tone, The az
though lsss Known ana equally
Ths sSSssrs s.saspgs e rs say; s.nss tho DO;
ending =, the perforpancs was neaS 81 Ehuip
s sassa Ri. ss seSsas.d sSs d.ssi
addition to concert schemes. It 10 thorcushy |
persuasive 10 mind ard ear, GTaceful With |
snsT:s az sot
WholO work.
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w.s. s,4. A..,.... H.vo . Jolly yr,-..

Judging from tns iArSs and enthusiastic crowd 1t che
staR Of the west Side Q. NJ Central Hail. 1so West
Tairtysscond street last sight. tns sntsrtAsnnsn mt
vss ~ excs'lsnt Qua, There was soxIns BY Lsaox
and Peabody Of The Wsss 6sdS 4. c. the Titan
sidS C; Asosn an, IN. Maiin5 Sds
3; Rose Manhattan A. G.. MeEachuls and g. Mullins
y.tA9 A. a; HssseX and Quinn Dcw9 Town 4 81
Prsf: Er"Ns Wssi sd l. kisine and tcunaiss CHAM
sps s y slsS .SSs.rs " \ Hsnnssn, H.sor.s
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TRAINER Marvin In SIS New Quarters.

FsASILu. Pa. Dec. la-charles Marvin. the noted
trainer. formerly OF Palo Alto stock carm who drove
sunol in a.oa(. Palo Alto IN 2ossl Arion lwoysar>
old. In 2;IO3l and many other horses phenomenal
1850 si this year arrived Ii, franxin this morning
Marvin hss o'mp,eted arr9nsernents with Nsssrs
Miller Sib~y ID ranain permanently and hAndis
their stock ror them tor term OF years He Viii have
he .toos scnisS b u Gr ~ 81 ass
and A his plane Min b.. cordially backed np ~ tho
loved there s,i b. further ssnefsl Of
e e VIA, "a As be WIZ yscslys hgs the only stat.
the transaction b thai the amount than double
what Nj. Marvin had been prevlouAly paid.
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&ssss cssssssAaS - Michigan univsrsasy.
,AswJA5Doa. Dec l2-Ths oollsas authori.
0ss seized the November numbsr OF the In
lander. . university Journal - Il was coming
from tho prsss yesterday and would act allow
hsissus 10 proceed until an article condemn
&RS eQ-sdneatiop. written ,by 4 p. Jacobs. OF
Sssss5se sss ssSssa s6s name q Hichissn
ySetssssaty p b Stnekfr from Its II4ss anons
0e9eeeA Spd Albion" Ja6ohs believes there
2 dsngsf that ne time wtll come whom I'D
8 g sssisss SslscseNiii :uii.s aSdsr the Lam.
ner ~ ~ yellow anu blue, Nichtsen's cOlors
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BREAzHED GAS 1HRoU0H 4 1U1k
N KITS Hsnselr 6ooa Aver ms
Second Marriage.

Bu160a1 AUto Htu1self 6Oo0 Aver EklD
Second Marriage.
. Felix sussman Of 33l East Eiehty-sichth
street killed himaeh by inhaling illuminating
gas yesterday afternoon because his grown.up
children did not like his having taken second
He was 81 years old. and had three sons and
4 daughter, Recently hs married again.
His wife and daughter left the house about 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. leaving hin, ct
home
were looked. and. when they got beyond these.
they Sound the bedroom deart also tas.
. sSS sus Tns d ss. csss sea ., oe s
bed, with one end ~ q rubber tube
leading from gas burner ip his mouth. he
with . rope and written q lottof TO his son be-
fore he lay down to die.
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wHess v.sss~4ay's fs-es ws.>

4. M--l73o. 72s wsss Thirteenth street. Mary
westhsrbss. damage slight; l:I6 252 Mott avenue IN
occupied damage sa5 l2o % Spring strsst J. FRIED
man aadJ Epstein. damage $500: II 10 4a7 RaEt Pour.
tssnsh street. Chariss ktnken. damage S25; IL .s6,
u M53lo l.fsa IhTd avenue, yohSf kSssie. dam,
80: sIi IfsslwiSS strss. s" Esniss b.ssn 2smas;
sItehii $50 ba1 soushsIn Boulevard William fasan.
s:llA snsSs Urn 10 sss,nE g hSsS . "a }Sh
sss iii :tsssI bs,id ssss c. ' sisaas 0 m AZ
s.SS sss. . ss,s s sss g Hsss as's''i ''
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A Ass.ra ns.lsr nsss+Al.s s...ssr MN.

An ASssrs ns.ssr nsesfAlae ssasssr lliN.
WAAMrsuroM. pon 1.-THE StAr this even.
ing pFiuts an absurd rumor 10 the effect that
che Republican Senators are contemplating q
move to exclude Gov. Hill from the Senate on
s5SsnSh Sa T1ss ae yer s rs. ;. s
3oned his seat In the Senate and cannot n,,w
Ay slstm e Y. Republican senator. who
g this .Eumor ssla that Il Wa absurd. and
esssa ~ Fas s Ss1 ssas S wsS
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ean Ut. .Sss:s aS re- s hs psns
notes instead Of prev ntinC suicide. In 1881
there ysss ls Sssss rsSred IN ssw RorS
ye'r during the interval shows an increase
Gysr the pfevioHs oas The only sysn .ssT, o.
Suicide Ii the rapid transit route to ot6rnity.
with no return tickets. and the statute simply
makos eyery passenger particular to see that
he gets ON . through train.
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Bsised ~ Aia.espslis - Havise 49,. onse.
sire ~ New rssk 6rsa In Eeuraias.
81. PAUL. Dec i2-Castoms Inspector Chas
II. Traitteur seised ct Minneapolis to-day
derome's painting Lion aux Aguets" lion
In ampuscadsh
Il 10 alleged that the painting was smuSsled
into this country On Sept 8 on tho steamship
La Touraine. twas found In the possession
Of Col Gross.
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Latest PsAss or the Nc'sou-Aieryon Csss.
BvJrAlo Dec. ~ -Ths case Of Fr.nk L. NoSls owner
Of Aicryon against the National TottinS Associates
has been dismissed BY tbs Supreme Court hsre NeSis
sought to Set aside the action OF the Board Of Rssw
Which him p% s Se track.
dogn tor sssi .hs week ba, Soo.s Tailed 70 spgtst
Noble should ray the expenses Of WITNESSES fron
abroad Noble faed to de this. AID the case 10 dis
m,esed Noble and Acryon now stand auspendsd from
ali National Association ttackA
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Tor the rrssidsncy sfths new Sossd az iiSerissn
thief smashed the show window In Hsury vctor's
n a syots hoss Fuiton street on Friday night.
Mn expected that ~ thr meeting Of the Board Of Al
Ecsa sos .s sdsass AZ sr sasrs =:
Sse.% ~ s g re-, hs electric 0
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ELlzASrrH. Dec. 12-Ths dead body Of
wsll-dpesssd man. about 90 years Of age. with
hsht blue syss. and weighing about 200
DeaAdA wAs found on the tsack OF the Penn
st!ysSlis rod S. .t North Ellzsbsth. Ct p:4s
axain. Inc pocket wee found the following
so ep9Sk Win you In regard 70 my discharge
iron We hy@H r. CokhoLLy.
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Bisek.1sos Ia. - sAs y. Z. A. q lrs.stseis.
The New York Athlstic Club gave tn $3.50
ond grand amateur minstrel entertainment =
at the Carnegie Music Hall last night before .
big audience When tho curtains were drawn
aside two long rows Of men were shown. facss
blackened. red flower In buttonhole Of dress
suit. huge grin-all In true minstrel style-and
as they sang "Massa's Wedding Might" the
Bones and the Tambos came IN. three nom
each side. They were g. A. Abro G W. 10
Count. and J. T. Fisher. bones, and 9: D. Phu.
lips. W. Il Fnckney. and I. ". Ksmble. tam
hos. They wore stArcned white suit. with
long, flowing waist rufdes. and red WaistcoAts.
The funniest part Of the show was Phillips
sketch OF President Harrison during ten min.
utes OF his private life He appeared on tho
stage with capacious rotundity and big.
"""i Hs TO- ss MsI &sos MsnSstsan 4tn,stse
sa gA Genital S1 RSs e sffbdG e ae
thst i yoa. WsnnyP Obi Mr. WanamsEsris at
the ribbon counter. All right mover minds"
, Tho man who. collects tickets at the gsts
peeped inside whenever he got chance. and
declared It peat Thatcher and Primrose and
Among t6oss In the boxes ware Mayor
Grant John 2; GINNING De Lanssy Noel:
Swoyna