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New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AMI
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line. Yesupui0a u~, -, top
. a. -......o lnd OsmtoO AApirss va tSse4S9, seso
Ithaca, MayeFIy, Emlr, Corning B@th psse NerIs
6~rur MI rNle kIchned Sprrgs. uca ~. ~ md
r,,ns OXFORD. Norwich Cortland. syracuse ...on sos
nterneiiate stations Connects At ranon WITH n
Wlkpabarre DanNille and NCFthuhlpe4ia-1'
punao WITH trans iOf the West.
Du; 'a1 a m Bh ehamton Mail. VIA Boonton. - ,,,,
D. r-Bmgnamton and Elrira ENpress of Sndcts wser &
.IIrr S.rlntOn, ONegO, Wayerly &c; "a.
nioD Win trains for Pittston, Kingston ana "A
barr. ,..,a,., ,,,kosb,r-a and Plymouth EL
press. .,o,, n,,,,o limited Exrress VIA pater
so, or stroudsbur;. scranton, Bngnamton OWs3o' ni
no.i 'trir, Corning BAN, Naylanu, Dshs''He' -
serIy' arriving IN Buffalo at 80 a. m. - o.,
~ tdaily) Buffalo Utica and Oswpso Npr.cuSa
Scranton. BingnamtOn Cortland Sl rs.s,Is
su,o Greene Oxfort Norwich. sherburne Wseivn
Srrlngs Nc al points On Buaa0 u'is4'N'
son5eets with trains for the West
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THE BOOK, OF oPENAIR SPORTS. octave, 300 paSes
air arnusements Rules for sailing swimming, ball play.
ing shooting, horseback riding. A., &C.. IN full III per
copy. Published by The Tribune. NewYork Entertain
ing and universally compllnisnted by tha Dess
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
a0 RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMFp,r.,
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foo, ~.
DesbrOsscs and COrtsandt Streets. =.
iOIiows:- -
On and after MARCH ist, ise,


THE FAST LINE.
300 A. NJ Pullman Vestbue Sleeping and pa,lo, g..
sso SSsiana & and s. s. % cus cogSS4s od g. %
IHE PENNsi LyAAIA LIMITED
lV,JO \. W. -Composed eA iusiSely pullman yes;h.,
1 Dls",1g 6 and STATE Room. Sleeping Dining smcSISss
and yevrtc bathrooms aSi for 10Th 5s.S
eGce Of % home or oep oaS Ssrg b aHs s the
by stationary and movable eIectre lights Arriyss Ais
ST LOtI- CHICAGO. A>n CINCINNATI EyPREss
100 T. VI. pullman Vcstlbue Sleeping Cars from NJ
Si, 6oh. s ana Dining Cars from New York y ST. LoGs
G9IG%eun 6a AT Arrye' Cincinnati 10 80 chcsss
THE WESTERN EXpRE>>.
6;o MswraI@ Il ou. yeSgs ssg ss ea' NeGrJyss
PHI Dining cars NeWYoE 70 P6iadrps and and Ps. PPs.
burg to Richmond a.d Chicago. Arrive, az Cincinnss
% & HaSp oad nSg H. Connects Conn q Saa io ec,es 81 lev
and Ioedo daily, except saturday.
PACIFiC EXPnEss.
800 4. M..-Puil.an Buhet SIeeying Gar New-Yorx .
SSsiGayc Sasg MgYGES 70 Memphis via the shen@ado
Cleveland 20 D. ~. next day and daily a, chicago d
ior Cleveland and Columbus except satuiday 4'' ~
BaB1iMOhE. "AHniNGrON AND iHL SOUTH
;WasFinEtop Led ENpess Of PgTan parO Can
m nIIIs %spsSi any, Sb Dd& 3 car & at a!a 20 cTC0sr3 % .!
and 80 a. M 2.i0, 30 ) 90, aid 800 p n al l
9i5 and 80 a. m, 4 30 100, and 600 D. m al
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20. 90. 80, 90 Chicago Lln,ss
With Dinng Car, and 10 10 Washing on Limited Vii
Dining Car and II 200 a. m, Il :z0; 100. 2:l0. o.
30 1 O0 30 800, 6 0O q 30 3 90 and n
p. and II 10 night. Accommodation, IL 10 a. M
10 and 30 .. Sundays. Express, rs 8 AZ
90 10 Limited, and 10 a. n, 200, g. :30 TG
go :oC. and . 90 p. and Il :l5 night. Accom-.
modltiOn 100 p. IN.
For timc-tabes Of trains to local point, the Penn
sylyanil Railroad 8 sten, appy az thc following Tckss
J.ice.: No, /, 43j. $40. and ga Broadway, Asa.
House and foot Desbro,es and Cortl,nlt CogT
St $50 Fulton and Br'oklyn Annex Station Zoo. u
FultOr--t, Brooiyn; - Iludsons,., HoiOken; Saioo
Jersey CITY.
The New York Transfer Company viii call for ard chech
baggage from hotels and residences through detlnaon
CIIAS T.. pUGH J. r WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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j1ibiT H.u0n.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOR BOYS.-lnLcru. edate and advanced
"A. grades students prepared for college aW scientne
a CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
h.whethcr bOyS girls; city or country. Z: "
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INSTRUCTION in commercial branches. eocutlon. mill
ty science and tactics aud deneient Engsh given OF
"a sonabe rms long experience. Call Tuesdays ana
b. +, HYATT. llo Madlsonave.
pREPAR4ToRY ceegs seh49l a: l7n wsss '5G;'; ns &
BY r. % and the de@peSs
Iy the methods o instruction employed personal
attention 70 each limited % twelye a-ho.ar.
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LA nrosdway,
e.ea aeaT bp,u.d 5Sb Ssd NJ aoBbY W. AKIN
y. c. HEYbhICKSoN. Principals.
For Young Ladies-Cjty.
GA r-REY, DR. AND ms. SARDNEa's a.. x..,
Mrs. GARDNER Author Of History In Rhyme"
NVISs NJ BLACKwELL's School and Kindergarten for
Ni Children reonens October !. at 100 East ssa.st
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1857; Home and
nxsGs4SS PsY i;asSSS iss 2slD asp nfpssE a1a
End. ave. Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
For Both SeYes-City.
y f. MAYNE,, ELocuTIoN Prepares for platform aSIn
Hail. iO7 West 5sth.st. Apply fot tickets.
1TI hE DERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. No.
i West e5th-st. Branches Boston. Phila, Washnston
Chfcago Berlin. Paris instruction 80 term
Musical Instruction.
- Instruction highest reference terms moderate. Al
dress JOS. A. HILL. 427 Pafkave.
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1nstrnrtlon.
1nstrnrtloiL
Brooklyn.
m he MISSES EIY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 14a COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BHoohhf"
For Young I.adies-Countr,

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y ELvIDERE SEMINAR pays Ior ia1 .nggDkn n
ID course in business department win h9mSI ,1psoscted
address SEMINARY, yelyidcre. New-Jersey.-
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pleasant g, sie ETNcG UNI D. sE%hIE Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn--Country.
LEAANDEt INSrITUTk, military boarding seh1oi'
n White Plains. :. y Principal. o. Il. WILLIS
A. NJ. PHI. D.
ID Rev. T., IL. LANDoE A.; NJ. Principal.
Lieut. 7. D. LANDoN, ComIn-adahs
- OYS' MOUNTAIN SUMNER HOME and camp. with
dcicale lads; finest sumner climate IN Eastern =: D.
under experienced teachers and medical supervision dr'e
EffcRIEY Fitch a'n5g i5s west 55thst. Ss%York
CuELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGoNTz PA:
.orpment. Gy@assUm military 5FGi &C. Thooqsh
for college or scientific school For eircuisf
%e'' JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
r. ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE POughksepse y u
II 9pcn all tne yc Ih9souIh n,uGen "a
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IL Parents who are unfortunate in the management o.
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Send for circular -
= UMMER SCHOOL FOR B0YS, ~ y
Overlooking l.. l. Sound. send for illustrated catalogue
IT, HE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
,oaue e9'h yGGo yGoH% PN n TfEDEN A. NJ 81 D.. Principal.
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fathers.

TEACHERS desiring positions. also principals Of
"A educational institutions requiring teachers. send foi
arpi!cation form New YORK Icicher Agency too - way
. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
sunnlies r. ofe,sors Teachers Tuols. Goyernesses,
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n all branche, any locality no charge schgrS wantd
no registration Zee form Tor st1Inp r. v IVY sSOON
Uate T. f Avery) American School Ru eau W. l4th-s-
TUTORS Professors. Telrners GoNernesses ot a.;
A branches suppod 20 universc, col schools and
families Circulars schools 70 uar.nt- Motern languages
sp0len. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room -. $50 o,h-aVe.
II PIv.TT Tt-TOR-Co,lccc and law school gradual" ;
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70 Fast 52d-st.
vrNfON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school ofcers
l wl,n taachors- teachers with position, - . -
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relation People already beginning 10 icer mo
nl,ouu nv siugrnees ana want OF fortune. so mat
Ter am used to both with kndc,, regards 10 your
sister Anne your other sisters and everybody clso,
believe me, yours very truly, - - -
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KENTUCKY.
THE LIBRARY OF COLONEL DURRETT.

A RICH COLLECTION RELATING TO KENTUCKY
AND vIReINIA-LETrERs OF DANIEL BOONE,
GENERAL CLARK, THOMAS JEFEERsoN,
COLONEL DAVIES AND GENERAL
MISUNDERSTANDING OF
THE PIONEERS.
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THE INDEPENDENT

p. O. noX o.7s7. 2jl BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.
IN iIE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls Off 4:
4 Turns Gfry. and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ. LONG Co, Ol3 Arcii'c Pha Pa.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

" Office TO CREDITOKo.-In pursuance OF
an order of Hon. Oliver p. Caipenter suroeate y
t-l.tar County uot!c. l.. hereby g,"n according Y laN
All -,,s having claims against 1uomt- Cornell, lat" Z
the cv ~ Kingston. tourr ~ Ulster d'cu>'d t'stat
IN urs.nt ha same wish vouchers In support thereof
10 tae undersigned. Edwin Iogr- th" executor oi ~
s,,fe of .ltd deceased OF, ollco F'rFyst. Rudort
Iis,or county y y ON OF before 2sh day ot March,
1891. . 100
D'''1 9'p'''"''- '' EDWIN TOUNG. Executor.
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S CHooL FOR THE VIOLIN.-Carefu and thorough
- Instruction highest reference terms moderate Al
dress JOS. A. HILL. 427 Pafkave.
The sun., 1891-07-10
Genera, Orders for Yaehtsneu.

Fleet Captain Stephen Peabody of the New YORK
Yacht Club has sent out General Orders No. pertain
ing to the annual cruise. They are as follows:
The vessels of Tho squadron will rendezvous at Glen
Cove on Monday. Aug 3.
Captains will report aboard tho flagship on the
same morning at II O'Clock, when the future move
ments OF the squadron will be considered Yachts will
be ready to start on signal from the flagship
ly aftor tho meeting II 70 ordered.
Special attention ts called 10 the race for pre-.
sen.ed by Capt ogden Goeet which will take place at
Turing tho cruise the Owl and Game Cock colo.s
will he raced for by the -four AMI double
cutter. and din2es belonging to the OF the
ron and the holders win be subject to challenge at auy
time on one days notice
There viii also be a for the steam and iha
launches belonging to tho squadron the time, con-
diuon, and prizes for which Will be hereafter an.
nonnced by the Commodore
The routine and rules cont aimed in the club nal
will TO observed during tho cruise. attention being
called 70 the chances that have been made IN the
There will be special cups given for com PEI tition
dates of WHICH Will De announced by tho Commodore
yachts whom in squadron viii take their ships time
in striking bells from that OF The flagship and In no
Rnticipae it,"
The sun., 1891-07-10
OLD SPANISH COINS. APPARENTLY,
But Yonkers Skeptics Think Some body Has
Set Up Mint to Joke Contractor Coyle.

But Yonkers Sk keptlcs Think Somebody , Has
Set Up = Mint to Joke Contractor Coyle.
Work mon employed BY Thomas Coyle 4 Son.
contractors. In excavating for tho founda-
tions OF ST. Joseph's Seminary on Valentine
Hill. South Yonkers. dug UP yesterday morn
ing two old Spanish coins The smaller ono
was about tho size OF a 25.cen piece and bore
the date I'LL. The larger one was about the
diameter Of a silver dollar. but thicker. and
bore the date 1868. Both coins we're silver. and
the inscription was the snme on each. On one
side was the Legend. "Carolus ILL.,. D. r. G."
and on the other" Hlspaniarum Rex" They
were found at a depth OF about seven feet.
Just how these old coins came to be buried
in Valentine Hill no one seems to know. Their
finding caused great eS citement In the neigh
borhood and men soon began to appear on the
hill 10 dig on their own account for hidden
treasure, They didn't find ANYTHING. though.
and finally gave up the search. Contractor
Coyle still has hopes OF finding. II not Can't.
Kidds treasure. at least something Of value.
The two coins found looked as il they might
have left the mint not more than month ago.
and there are ,skeptics in Yonkers who think
some one is playing practical Joke OF tho
think. is strengthened by the. fact that an
earthenware not Of a suspiciously new appear
ance was dug up yesterday. 1t was without
bottom. Whatlt was for no one knew.
The sun., 1891-07-10
CHANGES IN THE ALBORAK.
Gen. Paiue and His Son John Are worAe
Ing Now In Earnest.

Gen. Paine and his Son John Are WorAe
ing Now In Earnest.
Boston. July S-Owners Of 46-foot yachts
hereabouts will begin ut once the work OF df-
ting out their boats for the Massachusetts
Yacht Club race on Thursday. July 18. on Ma
hant The Oweene will haul out on Monday
next and the Barbara will 70 out on the same
tide. The Beatrix came up to this city to-day
and she will be put In racing trim. Tho Bea-
trix. Barbara and Oweene will meet in this
race for the first time. and this OF itself Will
mako the race q SUCCESS.
A letter OF invitation will be sent to Commos
aore Morgan ia regard to enterins the alSr:
yacht arouhd here The Alborak. viii bs 10 II
ing M
fitted at once, for neat Thursdays race.
his son. John. were o., board the boat op Mon.
lion @ ON Of matters. mnde de- np their minus that The
new channels and three .hrouds: This is done
1000 pounds, OF lead were cut OF OF her
AND w the msts se5n Ssr sse ..s ss .s @
toGa 10 strsns,bes the DECK Mors head ssIi viii
given her. and the b2wsrrit will be lenRthened
weather % m helm. and il 10 thought that giylns
her a long bowsprlt will help her come. ,Hef
.ss sa s Ssn Pct ss Ss:n
with the changes. thnt tho .boat Will be much
improved. The work Is being pu he'd. and It u
expected that she will be ready Tor . trip on
Il The dc .iEners Of the 4s-footer. In this sity
went too lar in The matter Of light. constrnc.
'Dns bniiser r" tho"sht @ they would have to do.
strengthening their boats.
The sun., 1891-07-10
A Pet Deer Doe. tho n,s Dog Act.

TAMPA. Fla. July 9.-George Boil keeper OF
Picnic Island. in the lower harbor. has two lit
tie girls to whom pet deer belonging to the
zoo OF R. s. Warner & Co.. on the island.is very
much attached. Yesterday the children stole
away from home to play on wharf and tho
younger accidentiy fell overheard. The deer
at once jumped in after the child. which soon
sunk out OF sight. The deer then swan to the
ers house where the mother OF the child was.
1t reared up on hind feet. ssnorted, and cut
ton. Then 1t started down the beach In an
excited run and jumped into the water again.
Mrs. Bell missed her children and; droppine
her little girl was sticking out of water. and
when she rescued her tho child was unconsci-
resusoitated. Capt. Warner now says $1,000
could not buy that animal.
The sun., 1891-07-10
LAWYER coHES INVISIBLE
rf,s Banker Bondsmss Appears at Pres
ent 60 he 91,S0O Out.

ent TO ne DssoVV Out
LAWYER Byron W. Cohen. who was indicted in
April for conspirng with Helry W. Belcher.
one OF Tom Gould's bartenders and James
Daskam OF stamford. TO palm of Cassie
Brooks. an habltnee OF Tom Gould's dive, as
the widow OF L. A. Robertson. tue millionaire
leather merchant. was called to the bar OF tho
General sessions. before Recorder Smyth. He
did not appear. and 1t is believed he has fed.
Cohen was believed to be the head and front
OF the conspiracy, and. therefore. his trial was
moved FIRST. When Clerk Hall had called
Cohen twice, and he did not respond. Assist
5" nd Of 800 be forfeited, Cohon's counsel,
OK. Assem- biyman touthworth. objected saying
that II no he'd iuither time. no believed he
Wecorder Smyth asked where Cohen was. and
LAWYER Southworih said that he believed
Cob Il was somewhere in iiie nsighborhood.
YOU had better lose no time In finding
Lawyer southw orih said that he could prob.
ably find Cohen hy ono clock. At that hour.
however. be had not found Cohen. SO the bond
was forfeited nnd bench warrant Tor Cohens
arrest was given t. Detective Sergeant Reilly.
Mr.. Weeks salt, that the District Attorney
and that as soon as he was caught. his trial
Cohen whom arrested on, April 8. produced
Chamberlain in lieu of bail. Several weeks
5 81. 500. given by William II. Buxton II II West
crn boulevard. Secretary OF the Irving Ma
tiorai Bank. who justified in slOOO0O worth Of
B BeicGsr. ] who was Jointly indicted with Cohen.
not yet been brought back from Connecticut.
ings. CASSIE Brooks is locked up in the House
Bond -man Buxton said that Lawyer Cohen
would appear TO day.
The sun., 1891-07-10
A oUABREn azFosE MRS. SMITH DIED.
Saith and wi.a.ia Roth Let 40 After the
ynauest.

Inquest.
ATLANTIC HIoHLANps. July 9.-Late Tuesday
afternoon man named John Winfield was
walking along the road In front Of William
Smiths cottage on the hillside Just outside OF
this place. He was lonely and dsconsolate.
and had no prospect OF supper and lodging.
William Smith was sitting on the front bench
OF his cottage. He had drawn his pension rs
civil war veteran q few weeks before. and al.
though he had bought suit OF clothes and
good many drinks had not yet spent 1t all. He
and his wife ha Just been having o few quiet
called out 10 John winiisid. -.
besids ideesS Smith an and was srinsns
hsaahs srHa n rad and n T "a bot
Ito was passed around until lar into the night
Winfield needed little pressing when bed time
and SePs e. Ss he rSss %ssw e SsH
fourth being Mira. Duffy. o neighbor. who was
ieeips badly Tor % several days. Il was o'clock
hes dSTH @ and
habit OF keepine their. iliihouehis Of each
followed in the past .npon the rece pt Of lie
pension money on wednesday morning Mr..
Smith replied SHARPLY and Winfield learned ali
about the family skeletons.
When the breakfnst was cleared away Smith
and his wi seemed to regard this as merely
clearing tho decks for action. They shouted.
Mr. Smith boxed Mrs Smiths Jaws She re-
treated into the arms Of Mrs Dufy, and was
Mrs. Duffy left her alone for two hours. and
then returned to bring her ont. but Mrs.
Smith did not move. and when the mon came
In they found her dead
Smith and Winfield were put under survsll.
lance. and this morning, Coroner Poeten hold
an inQucat. Tho neighhors started a report
that Smith had etrnngled his wife. but the
Coroner found. with the aid Of an autopsy, that
Mrs. Smith had ruptured blood vessel. Both
men were let go. Winfield promptly disap-
poured in q southerly direction.
The sun., 1891-07-10
HE rs AFTER sULLITAy ONLE
SInvIn Refuses the California Clubs Oner
to Fight Jackson.
Tho following cable was received at the Police

EInyIn Refuses the California Clubs Oner
to Fight Jackson.
Tho following cable was received at the Police
Gazeue Office yesterday:
slAvin refuses tho sner Of tho California Athletic
Club to match jackson against him for $1,000 side.
slavn will box sullivan for $50 900 purse offered by
the Melbourne Athletic Club IL Sullivan is willing II
jackson and Corbet meet again. Slayin will light tho
winner
arrival in Lond oil from their tIip TO this coun-
Try II was Is III, Z oyel experience !or the Drti.h b
er s6or"s 10 cs aGs 10 NE wnPsr 1ek
Mitchell ca led At the once oi tie soo".ia %s %p
the dly after their arrival N London. slavn
gave his views OF the Amer can in this manner:
hous" hey we're xny Z. sh'si with lie lie .%"sao": @
W" @ % xhs y Tsts wv .s
@ ao n H 70 nSs.n m aa ehra
turn When iiran was suggested ir,ed hard 10 Oh,
va. M an4y Sts.a T. eonss o. "t i'
~. .a II. was on MN Of M lie
Iut wh.n ist The 'owa they tod mo Ii. looking
's (: S rss.ri: II. asA. with k!lr.,n It hs. been
sf' . or r"n
~, often m o.n NOR ~" ,t a., eens an.
"jsfs%HDanG !u,ap.a mo y. Iinx A. MD me saes
@ asa "% ;'.st ri f", Sw n""a .%
Ss!ssf i,snihs lsn ,.mmS.nim.nt, There
s ~ s"s .t si'
Nhlsh INN bunh Will NOT oHclato Tor me again. lie
does Know the rules
KirAn conster a game man. and like the Am eri-
much. They are free, hospi'Ybis, and very
generous ut very rkciinie. In Eng and you are ind
10 loser Dut In America they have lille ike Tor MIN
though course here are eScrp ions Cpn.y Ian
Is splendid place TO train ~. wiIh the ,ands hard
enough To run ram ear On At one Tine ia, IN at.
iac 0f ma aria but OF very has, aud there were
times when tls intense hea was ego gh To prn.rrAto
tue srOngrst of men often fs low. hut soon rab cd
and having ia view that had htte TO tain by sucress
never trihed with circumstances Thus sot hard and
we'll and though kirain like McAulin- took lDertios
IN the nrst round whsu set myself fairly going hsd
virtually won. T-
Asto America ani Its people like both imm nsrly
anu IN October nsNt return 10 the states JOHN Sui
ivan IN tho WAn hitrr nv heart Hni though the
papers rop"red that ho wAs out To- the day left
nm npc 'h'rv H. WAS too irnns anl man during
our ihisrvicwio 20 ihlire mo To heev- the III III
round OF pleasure and IL the Americans treat
foreensr worse than they did Frank slavn (alW avs
excepting my engagement with Kirain winch was oc.
cAhohed through o. eer ignorance of the rules he will
have nothing TO find fault with.
Tommy Holden and Jimmy Lynch. the unde-
feated l22-ponnd champion. will meet nj the
otfice OF the Illustrated hems at 1 O'clock on
saturday 70 sign articles Of agreement for g
wager. tho l22.pounl championship OF this
country. and the la'gaSt purse that any alb
lettc clnb will be willing t. offer. Both men
are anxious TO fight un Ter the auspiCes OF the
Granite Athletic Association Of Hohoken. aud
will give that organizations offer the prefer
enco.
The sun., 1891-07-10
1F FOUND. PLEASE RETURN.
The District Attorneys Minutes OF tho
Trial OF Fanshawe.

The District Attorneys Minutes OF tho
Trial or FanshAwe.
John NJ D. Fanshawe. who was convicted In
the General Sessions OF arson in the first de-
gree and was sentenced by Recorder Smyth to
state prison for 12l years. OBJ aimed from
Judge Pratt in Brooklyn a stay Of judgment
pending appeal. When Assistant District At
torneys Davis and simms went before Judge
Pi att to oppose the granting OF the stay they
took with them typewritten transcript of the
stenographer's min utes OF Fanshawe's trial,
After the argument Mr.. Davis handed no the
transcript to Judge Pratt. TO assist him in de.
Gliding upon the motion, for the stay. A mes:
sonRer was sent yesterday from the District
Attorneys office to Brooklyn to get the trans
script. but he reported that It was not In the
said that an officer OF the court had told him
that Judge Pratt. had granted an order to Fam
Used 70 be
motion for the stay. and that messenger
from their oee had gSStnered Sp ell that he
other transcripts OF the minutes.
The sun., 1891-07-10
TO TELL HIS STORY TO-DAY
An Examination Preliminary to nm Appli.
cation for His Release on Hall.


It IL probable that Darwin ]. Meserole. tho
son Of Gen. Meseiole. may explain to-day in
court the circumstances under which he shot
and killed Theodore La,b!R in Mrs. Dovie
Comstock's fiat in Sackett street on tho night
Of June27. Although both he and Mrs. Com
stock have been held by Coroner Rooney to
await the action Of the Grand Jury. Lawyer
William J. Gaynor has asked for n preliminary
examination OF the prisoners before Police
Justice Tighe. and 1t has been set down for
this morning. Mr. Gaynor. it is said. is anN-
ious 10 have the sworn stllt emeEts nf the pris-
oners presented to the magistrate preliminary
to an application to a Supreme Court Justice
for the release OF young Meserole on bail. 1t
is said that .sl09 900. II necessary, would be
Forthcoming for that purpose.
Although the present Grand Jury will proba-
bly, ndtct Mesetole. his trial will rot lake place
until September. His sojourn In tho lail is
m ade as pleasant for him as possible. and all
Warden by the direction Of Gen: Meseroie. who
visits hia son aim st daily. Mrs. Comstock
also receives special attention from the jail
mstron. but none Of her relatives has called 10
see her. and she has. so far rs known, received
no communication from them.
The sun., 1891-07-10

CORONA July 9.--ClifYord Silver. 10 years old
.. corona Heights, while fishing on Main
suest bridge in Flushing Creek In company
WIN his brother and several other boys. fell
msda mssdE1Snn: sn his brother. who is Il years o!d
boy, Sny, hut WAS held back BY an UNKNOWN man
SiSsm Eno MADE no effort to rescue the boy. Mrs.
Hvstar., HHser wien notified OF the accident, BECAME
e whsn n9ifhdred people congresated on the bridge
SiSsnr 'Se creek WAS DRAGGED for the body. NJ
so so0s: This is the fourth boy have lost at the
s1WiHo Who age three OF whom were drowned"
Ane pody was recovered ut late hour.