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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
BAD KILLED HIS pARAM0UR.
Thomas ouinn's Dramatic Surrender o
Himself After a Crime,

ELIZABETH. jan 16.-Mrs. Annie Schneider.
who lived on the second floor Of Tx Washing
| ton avenue. was shot and killed shortly after
IL o'clock this morning by Thomas Quinn.
Quinn Is hickman. % years old and
employed by Louis Cron. lvcryman.
For year no has boarded with tho family OF
Mrs. Schneider. which consists OF her hus-
band. joseph Schneider. who is stableman ut
Breidts brewery. and two children. aged 4 and
3 years respectively. Quinn acknowledges
that he had been lover OF Mrs. Schneider. but
the husband says no never susr ected his wife's
fidelity. He always looked upon Quinn as q
Last SUNDAY, the hackman borrowed cutter
hsshb9r sesh rds mi! TSs nsn seaf Mrs.
Schneider On tho other hand. however Quinn
| says he found Mrs. Schneider. last Tuesday,
GGlasped In the arms OF some man who lives In
After Quinn had .breakfasted this morning
key He sat down In the room OF Mrs. Schneider
and 1, the tT9 began dri.nkinG Presently the
W4 p seoiueu MN ior taking another out for
I'm not any, more untrue TO you than you
a Th 70 tod S 81 seon Mls Schneider
In the, Union mans embrace. This exas-
aas s as E " Finn S HHnn s ry 81 sea e
,ony Nsi l. II! a l ysaa iSS Won't BIO around
chers hardware store in Elizabeth avenue
He asked for revolver. and as the clerk WAS
called on him i,npn.tiently to hurry up, When
salesman explain to him how to load it, and
he also bought box Of cartridges. Ho re-
turned directly to tho house and entered his
own room: where Mrs. Schneider was making
his bed. Her back was toward him. He went up
let took effect in the back Of the woman 8 lead.
She turned with a cry and Quinn fired throe
more shots, two OF which entered her forehead,
She fell across the bed. Eroaning, and the
murderer went out He walked directly to the
Court HOUSE. where he met Prosecutor Fred
erick C. Mnrsh Just coming from the court
Mr.. Marsh. I've Just killed woman!" he
said eIcitedy
The Prosecutor was SO surprised that he
Looked at the man without saying q word.
Then Quinn repeated his statement saying
that be- wanted to give himself up Proseeu-
his law Office aud telephopcd to Chief of Po-
lice Tenney. Detective Decker found Mrs
schneider's two little children ut the doorway
Of the house.
where is your mother?" asked the officer.
My mammn's SICK" answered. tho elder.
Tom Quinn shot her In the other ROOM"
woman moaning. but unconscious. on the bed
She was taken to the hospital. whore she died
at 3's O'Clock in the afternoon without regain
Ing consciousness.
AT the police station. Quinn told the whole
story a. 1t has been related. 1t was plain that
drunk as to be unaware Of the nature OF his
actions. He did not appear to care for the
consequences. When locked up In q cell he
sat on the cot and Sang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
You Ca. buy Sir Besivere. but

BOSTON. Jan. les Sir Bedivere for sale ?"
was asked of Mr.. E. B. Sears to-day. the query
having been suggested by certain paragraphs
In the kennel journals. Everything I have
except my wife aad family is for sale, and con-
sequently Sir Bedivere with tho rest but II
any one thinks the great dog Is to be given
away he is mistaken. have been importuned
to sell him By four different mon. receiving
three kilograms from one of them one day,
trying to get o price set. I mentioned my
price for Sir Bedivero and Hepsey together.
ppo s. being wiling to s9ll either separately.
Tho price at which the two, cracks are held
Is sensational one. and certainly iustlfles the
st. Bernardo The NOR, who are after the
Of large kennels: Another matter touched
proposed dog show to p held during tho
whereas four cash prizes are to be given
for, swine. the flrst. Of which VIII DO
horses. cattle. apd Sheep. sopo being, q the
dogs are two miserable little prizes OF $40 and
lcpge class.
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Tho Bonap.rt. Tr,., 1. London.

LONDON. Jan. 18-In tho West London
Police Court to-day proceedings were resumed
in the case OF Louis Clovis Bonaparte. son Of
the lato Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte. son
OF the Emperor Napoleon l.. who IL accused By
the woman who claims to DO his wife OF de-
frauding her OF diamond necklase and other
Jewels. valued at 100000. The woman ad-
United on the stand to-day having confessed
to, her husband that she had committed
standing this, confession. he had continued
to cohabit with her. ,
In reply to an exception taken by counsel
81 the plaintiff could not lie permitted to in
hucnce the case on trial.
that she believed her husband to have ex-
torted tho confession tn order to use 1t in
divorce proceedings. This concluded the pre-
remanded' for trial In default OF SIS. 900 bail.
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Nrs. vaa Emburg's Bequ.sts.

The will OF Mira Lavinia c. Van Emburg. who
died recently at the residence Of DR.. S. A. Rob-
inson OF West Brighton. has not yet been ad.
mitted to probate 1t is known. however.
that she has left legacies to the Staten Island
Diet Kitchen. Nursery AMI Chlld's Hospital,
Half-Orphan Asylum at Snug Harbor. Mariner s
Family Asylum. American Female Guardian
Society. Children's Aid Society. Wilson Indus
trial sShool Society for Prevention Of Cruelty
t. Chil9rsn. WorkinEmen,s Protective
more Home. womsn's c6rIstiaa' TEN TEN
Fordham. In addition to these requests $50.
600 H. to be- set aside to be applied for the ben.
elt Of such charities as the executor shall
derstood, will be benefited By this GeIuest.
Mrs. VanEmburg also beIueathed liberaIieen.
inson IL tho executor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
Gree. Mountain Boy. at Dl.ner.

Tho annual dinner Of the Brooklyn Society
OF Vermonters was held last night In the As
sembly Rooms adjoining the Academy Of
Music. About one hundred guests particle
pnted. and the company was graced with the
presence Of some Of their wives and daughters.
Vermont pines stood ut each corner OF the
ROOM and the armi OF the stato were PLACED
Gere Mayor Boody aud Mrs. Body, DEN ":
Mrs: Abbott, Judge Calvin Il Pratt. Den. J. q.
McCul!opgh, the Rev J, q Allen. ex-Aldernan
Sprasuc John i. Henry and Mrs. Henry. Don.
G. Scitz and Mrs SnItz. W. u Buckhnm. Presl.
dent OF the Uniyersity Of Vermont: the Rev. 7.
"The President Of the Untted ststss." Var Yer.
mont" yermonters at Home" =" VsrmonteS
Abroad AZ SS9idie.s OF Vermont" and THE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
ar.vesend Once Nor, Democratic

Tho reenrollment Of the Democratic voters
OF the town Of Gravesend under the direction
OF John Delmar. John N. Rankcn. and Bernard
J. Laub. committee from the Democratic
General Committee of Kings county. was com.
pleted last night Tho other association was
disbanded in consequence OF its hopeless
eight against John Y. McKane. and the
new one organized SO as to give McKans
and his followers an opportunity to return to
1 nex regular ranks Tks list q
headed with McKanes name, When the re-
Was last sanSS l.
TIE Mckane Association in celebration Of
with tho united and triuinphant pemoo.
r rHcy Of Kines county, The primary
oral C2mmittee and associatlon oificers viii
be held next satarday night It is expeoted
books, Of the association before the Presiden-
tial election comos around. and that the
Democratic candidates,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
woo,r. Foet Crushed By q. Elevated E.x,n.

Herman Wooli a car Inspector employed By
tho Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company.
had his foot badly crushed by engine 1923.
in charge OF Engineer William Nolan. at 154th
street and Eighth avenue. last night. He at
tempted to cross the track In front OF the
engine. which was RAINING north. but slipped
and fell on the ico-covered structure. Ho
scrambled far enough out Of tho way OF tho
engine to save his life.
His LETT foot was caught by the forward wheel,
and he was dragged several feet before En-
ginser Nolan could stop.
Woolf was taken to tho Manhattan Hospital,
where the s1rgsSns, ADVISED the 99mputation 9f
refused. and the surgeons will try 70 save the
foot. There - also u deep cash IN WoolrS leg
years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
JO11INGS ABOUT TOUN

70 Grant has no: got out yet His doctor say'
bald Forbes
s.1s wa, pnsTx Third
Ere escape into the yard and was Killed.
Ghst cte,n haks q the Board Of Aidern.n has sp
htheEn halls fsom the seventeenth district.
Arthur q yy.e. small broker on tho Consolidated
lie WAS .hort 800 shares diiefences were slight,
3f The so7 deaths ,spo:,ea {" tho Heath Department
S Gsn e rrG showed lis deaths of
rsas, {S'aa sh' E tss ss
Ryan NJ The Yori"iiis colrss 'e'''1'' " 'D'''''
NV ss0 Ss,t gIn1ns 3. Ola ssor., died in the
Twsnsy'siELih AID Twsn.y.nlnth streets wv wen
s.nsaSn n. Goan,y w meet Tor
he y H. lie sop sa aoI no a.ss. I.
eiec,.i Cbairman,
Ansu..e iTaad, watier a. Foster 4 Bisrs. BEGAN.
:s . nst ts az % and
aS % ss a@ asr T.sn sandwiches sdal
s ~ III We s 1ndes Tor
Iors :'i s.t isf% N iss
e 'H;s.y oss'f .S.4 Street.
fuay The hrsl q series annual dinners tntended to
elVssr relations. '~
a, The sptnor Of several work. he
secured an Injunction from Justice Barrett Of tho su
prtmo Court restraining the coinpany from further
pnoicatioh OF these works. on his allegations that the
ioystes have not been paid OF them and that
the company 10 insoIvent. ''-'
committee from tho BOARD OF Walking DeIegat..
fevrders Yesterday for strike Monday of ali the
union men employed on tho bennett building Eultt n
sni nassau street. aud the Nassau Chambers. i, Mas
Eau street on account " the employment Gi non
Ialntefs tho delegates demanded tho disrhAr.s OF
'Ae hoh-unioh men and the payment of union wsEea
The Revision Com ttrs OF the Prespyterlan
assembly met again yesterday uiornIus In tho pre,y
iSTlan Mission House 5S fih avenue. Or Morris ID
,hAHInsE d ihe tut cUlpInttee whom ths clan, an
prs1eson mas been referred has recovered from tho
Tuesday " " '' ."'" ueA'
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Murder on . Sugar ship.

QUARANTINE. s. l.. Jan. ld-Capt Ching Of
the British steamer Castleiield. which arrived
OF Quarantine this evening with a cargo Of
sugar from Maceo and 1t. Lucia reports that
on Jan. I. two hours after leaving St Lucia.
" Marsh the cock. stabbed th. steward Y
passing Through the liver and clipping piece
on one OF Newson's ribs.
The men. both English. had fought several
times and had been separated. When tho
steward went forward to get some wster. Marsh
stabbed him and then throw the knifo over;
board. The murderer was put In irons. and
tho Captain Immediately put the steamer about
nni returned to St Lucia, whore he tuI!ned tho
was buried at St. Lucia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
WoN'T INSTRUCT FOR oLEyELAHD.
Massachusetts Delegates wiM be Allowed
to Vote TAey Please.

BosToS. Jan. 1G.-Already the Democrats are
getting their knives ready Tor the great battle
for delegates to the National Convention. Up
to within n comparatively short time it was
believed that the Convention to choose the
delegates at large could be brought to in
struct the delegates for Cleveland. but that
plan has now been entirely abandoned and
delegates will be allowed to go as they
please. Tho Cleveland mon acknowledge that
the Hill sentiment is growing all tho time in
Massachusetts. ami that from every point Of
view Hill MS q candidate for tho Presidency is
looked upon with very much more favor than
he was year ago. To attempt to force
Cleveland, i 10 Thought would be- dangerous.
result viii oe esp ass Ch ana tho
THO Hon. A. ". sniloway Of New Hampshire.
on his way to the meeting OF the National Com
mittec at ashington. said Yesterday that he
should vote for New York as the Convention
city with Chicago ~ second choice.
want u place" he snid. where the dele
gates can be accommodated. do not believe
that votes are made by having the Convention
In any ono place"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
THE DUKE OF CLARENCE
Princess Victoria Arranges . BED q Lilies
Amid which the Comn Rests.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-The comm In which the
Duke OF Clarence Is to be Inferred is OF oak
and made in the village. The Princess VIC
toria, sister Of the deceased Duke with her
own hands arranged bed OF lilies Of the val
ley and other flowers. amid which the coffin
rests. The Princess. while broken-h earted
over the loss of her brother. has done much by
her sisterly devotion and fortitude to sustain
her father and mother and tho Princess May
In their distress. The body will DO removed to
Trogmore. near Windsor; on "Wednesday: It
funeral procession in London.
BEnLlN Jan. l6-iThe ex; Empress Frederick.
who 1t was reported would possibly attend the
funeral Of tho Duke Of Clarence and Ayondale
the ceremonies BY Count Won seckendor1 Of
her household.
been received by President Carnot from Queen
Victoria in response to his m essage expressing
his sympathy with her Majesty In the loss u
her grandson. the Duke OF Clarence and
Ayondhle:
you send mo on the occasion OF the misfor-
tune which has oyertakcn my family and my
country under peculiarly tragic. and moving
circumstances. VICToMA."
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Her Mother ana Brother Accuse Her.

Miss Lizzie Eberth Of 232 Lynch street.
Williamsburgh. run away from bono two
years ago and married John Pearson. whose
Acquaintance she had made OF dancing school.
Pearson was convicted Of burglary shortly
after the wedding. and Is now In the Elmira re-
formatory. As soon as he was convicted his
vito assumed her maiden name. and began to
see life. as she called It. She made tho ac-
quaintance Of Charles Braimer. q we'll TODD
toy manufacturer Of 113 Hopkins street, and
accented an offer OF marriage he inside her.
Edward Eberth learned OF the engagement.
and told Braimer that his slstor was not free
to marry. Then he told her what he, had done,
and she attempted to strike him. He pushed
her away. and she caused his arrest Tor the
assault.
Eberth cried in the Lee avenue police court
when he told Justice Goetting that the girl
wrong. The girl only smiled even when her
mother started from her seat In the court
You wicked grill You are no longer 9
daughter OF nine"
Eberth promised not to interfere in his sis.
tors affairs. and the Justice dismissed the
case.
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The Boston Pos wifi issue on Monday a. q ops.cer,
paper. The preSen; price 10 two cents
John X, spain Co.'S hat factory In Danbury was
nnrnea yesteroAy. morning Loss $1,000 Charles
broken. " Ns ""'
Tho Leader building In Pittsburgh was DESTROYED nv
nrs sariy yesterday morning The adjoining buiidings
the L,adev building 10 $4,000. -
~ ire Which started In dry Foods store in Ap,ssle
Mlcny Yesterday destroyed nineteen bCsiness budings
The thermometer stood zero and Al! Ihs xa1a ~.
within several blocks OF the nro were frozen.
Opera House. the German Ane rican Banl aud ssyern
stores and orces ard The Matonic Hal were
by ERE yesterday The ou ding rscel al $50 q ~
John Quincy Adams Whose recent removal from N /.
Snss q elsf Of the newspaper department OF tho
boston fost once creates much surprise Int
hAs been Appetnted BY Hart
VI TIE somsryils branch. ~ salary Of SI,sO0.
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Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

eXpel from hervisn territory al. persons ac.
crsed OF coinpl!c;ty In the recently discovered
plot against Prince Ferdinand. raer Of
Bulgaria
The Pore will decline to accept the resIgua.
ton u the, Bishop o! Green Bag. Wis. the
Right Rev. Frederick Xayisr Katzer. which has
been torwardel to the Vatican. Bishop Kat
zer WAS appciated 70 the SEQ in 1886.
The German ke:chstaC yesterday. by unan.
i'm ens vote, adopted a RESOLUTION appropriate
ing $4,000 marks 70 de!ray tho expen ses In.
eiGent t. securing an effective exhibition %!
GERMAN industries at the approaching Worlds
Fair ~ Chicago; The announcement was H.
ce!ved With enthusiastic cheers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
DON'T GIVE UP AND SAY

there Is no help for caarrh. Hay Fewer and Cold IN
head. ssncs Thousands testify that Ely, Cream BAN
has entirely cured them.
Ihsve been bothered with eatarrh for about twenty
years: had lost senss of smell. entirely and had Al
most lost my bearing My eyes were getting so dim
had to get some ono TO thread my needle Now have
my bearing As well A. ever had and can sect thread
hne Aneedle as ever did. my sense Of smell seems
to he Improving all the time think there IL nothing
hAs Ely Cream Balm for catArrb.-Mrs Il Z. Grimes
Renit' Perry coun'y.o
Apply Balm into each nostrl II Is Quickly Absoro'i
Gives Relief ~ once. Price so cents ~ Drugs!sts
Or ~ mail ~ .4
ELY BkOTuERS, SO Wares st., N. 7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
Dalton In u Peek OF Trouble.

SAN FRANClsco. Jan 16.-Dalton. the New
Jersey detective. who came here in October
last after the embezzler Hyer OF Jersey City,
Is having hard time The laws delay wore
out his patience. and he took to drink. When
a chance occurred to take Hyer to the East
Dalton was In the Insbriates, Home. and when
iie got out he found Hyer had secured his sixth
habeas corpps. This caused another Ut Of
disgust and drinking. and he was sent to the
lnebrtates HONE a second time There he WAS
attacked BY delirium tremens, and this morn
Ing he was locked up In the prison hospital, az
1t was feared he would kill himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
NO TRACE OF TEE srUMxxrHALs
Mrs. Henry DiaaeHthal Believes that Hath.
er aaa Sen Were MarAereA.

Mr.. Henry DiuaeAtAal Believes that Rath.
or aaa Sen wers Murdered.
II was about the FIRST Of last May that crazy
and wealthy old David Blumenthal and his son
Henry disappeared.
David DlumenthAl. It will be remembered.
was q wealthy. retired merchant. ~ years
old. He had two sons and . dauRh-
ter. The sons were both married. One.
Henry. lived at 933 Eighth avenue. che other
Samuel at l24 West Eighty fourth street. The
daughter married wealthy man also named
Blumonthal. and the two lived At 50 East
Seventy. nth street
In the spring Of 1890 old Blum snshal's wife
died. and he went to live with his daughter on
Seventy -hfth street Not long after he was At
tackled By serious illness. from which no re-.
covered with dersngsd mind.
His daughter still kept him at her home. but
In April. 1891. he was sent to tho lunatio ssy-
lum at Amityville.
In May he disappeared from that place.
His son Henry. It was said. called on his
father that day and took him osten.
sbIy for drive; It is Known thst father
sisI,.d .; ssv.rsi ssnls .grsS T the Sn,srs5Ats
E InS: 5ssR and from sSa sissfa SAY:
snd many sslsssis rspsrs q shs ss.. 81 sSs
The two bother. Henry and samuel we're
sSls IS slss = ::;P 's:s ~:
sSn xSs Il. "a a e; sS
sEH$ash n:s y as vi. that
i$: ssss s;s:s: IS
n %ns f. i1os 4S then hs. hsan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
Centres Established In Various Cities In the
State and Operati Ons Begun.

ALBANY. Jan. 1G-Universty extension has
been making progress in this State. according
to Dr. Melville Dewey OF tho State Board Of
Regents. The centre at Albany will begin
practical operations next week. Centres at
Rochester. Batavia, and Albion are to have q
course OF lectures on American history By
Prof. NJ. @ Tyler OF Cornell University. On
Jan. rs Prof. McClumpha OF the University OF
New York city will open = course in English
literature. Yonkers has already begun q
eertes In English literature by Prof. H. H.
Boyesen Of Columbia College, The Watcrtown
centre will be addEessed on the american
University In q series Of ton Lectures. Prot 4
7. Peck will deliver a similar course on Eng
lish literature at Gloversville. Amsterdam 70
also to become CENTRE
The Brooklyn institute has been incorporat-
ed under the Regents and is now ono Of the
University Institutes. Courses from fifteen 70
BIO held there during tho winter. Dr.. Dewey
expresses himself as we'll pleased with tho
progress tho movement is making. and says
that he hopes to have centre IN every city Of
onded by the Legislature In his undertaking.
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BLOOD POISONED sY VACCINATION.
Death After Years OF Sickness OF lS.ysar
old Frances Aston.


old Frances Aston.
|. Frances Aston died at midnight Friday q
her home. 22A Eckford street, 9reenpoint. o
disease that has puzzled the doctors OF thit
city and Brooklyn for nearly seven years.
In 1885 the Health Department ordered thai
no child be allowed to attend school without
being vaccinated. William Aston. tool max
or In comfortable circumstances. whose Little
daughters. Edna and Frances. were among the
brightest pupils Of School "a. In Norman ave.
nue.. Greenpoint objected to vaccination on
general principles. and refused to allow his
children to submit to the health officer The
girls were very anxious to continue theiI
schooling. and their father finally consented
that they be vaccinated. II the Health Depart
ment would permit the family physician to
perform the operation.
The department raised no objections, and
Dr. Charles A Walters Of Ill Milton street
vsccinated them with vaccine obtained from
the New England Vaccine Company. The
girls were In good health and spirits at
tho time, and the vaocipation took we'll.
the !. al.n! an e4bscess broke out
SsSss:S 81 Il ssas hs
with paralysis and Ell BODY vested away. .
the girl was takon for time to Bellevue Hos
pttal. That was ,fye years ago. After that
was laid p her CONN she weighed only II
pounda Her limbo were no thicker than Q
bsby's. and an ordinary mans hand could
span her neck.
For three years she lay helpless. and then
some Of the effects Ct the pare!ytio stroke ap.
On crutches. The. Improvement lasted only
S.d
DR.. Walters said last night that he had no
doubt that Miss hston's disease and death
were due to the action Of the matter used in
vaccinatlng her In the case Of her sister, how
ever: there vas only the usual effect Of vac
einatlon. He hos used vaccine from the New
never had any other similar case.
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Attachment. Against As.... Mr.. Weaver

Deputy Sheriff McGinnls has received an at
tachment for $3.50 against H. A Goldey and E.
Randolph Weaver. Goldey l. Weaver. dealers In
street. and Seventh avenue and l24th
street, in favor OF tho New York Wall
Paper Company and an attachment OF 1926
against Mr.; Weaver In favor Of MI. Campbell It
l naf sod out
value: that he had lett his family on jan.
9, saying to an en- ployee that he was going
that Weaver left q mother and infant child en-.
tirely destitute; At the Shertf's office It was
attach, rs both stores had been emptled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17

The corner stone OF the New Hope Baptist
Church at 104th street and the Boulevard was
laid yesterday afternoon. The exercises were
held 10 the ehapsl and were ssonductsd, by
York baptist Association.
a, The Ksy; Dr. = 7. MssarthuE Of Calvary Bap.
The new building. win DO In thirteenth CEN
tury. Gothic style. It will have . frontage OF
depth Of 100 feet. The exterior will be OF light
brick. with handsome stone and terra Gotta
trimmings.
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SPECIAL SALE

OF GENTS F,Ir.lined Over.
Goals, seaisAin Gaps and
Gloves, Sleigh and FUR
Capes al Prince st. store.
4. q. SHAYNE.
Eurrter. up town, l24 West
1Sl ST.; down town, lO3
Prince ~.
special sale Of scaIskin
garments, at l2d ~. store
this week.
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Germany q, the werid's Fair.

BERLIN. Jan. l8.-IIerr Wermuth. the Impe-
rial Commissioner appointed by Germany to
represent that country at tho Columbian Fair.
In an Interview to-day regarding the Chicago
about roo collections Of various sorts had al.
ready bean secured for transportation to the
United States. In addition. he said. about
list Ut Germanys round up for Fair purposes
Herr Wermuth also remarked that Aachen,
declined to send exhibits to the EXPOSITION.