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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-12
THE TURKISH BOND ROBBEHs.
Two Of Them Tried and Convicted In
ENGLAND,

England.
LONDON. April 11.-Fredcrick Pemberton
Peach and Walter Selwyn wcra convicted an d
sentenced to- day for their part in the robbery
OF Turkish bonds. The facts are that parcel
OF Turkish priority bonds and small sum OF
Mexican bonds were issued in Pnris for e.. 400
with the Marine Insurance Company and
despatched to n firm Of brokers in London.
They left by train on Jan. IL. 1890. and were
placed on board the Southeastern Company's
steamer on their arrival at Boulogne by the
officials OF the railway company. On the ar.
rival OF the boat at the English shore tho ma
jority OF the bonds. which were taken on
board were found properly locked up in the
safe. but two parcels. those insured Tor $4,000.
were neither here nor in any othor part Of tho
vessel. Similar rohberies occurred in tho
month OF March Inst year.
Several Of the criminals were Mt last arrest
cd. They had keys in their possession TINT
transit. Sclwyn was in the habit OF Disgusting
himself for his crimina, operations hy hIncii.
ing his moustache. which is naturally light.
The whole amount 81 bonds stolen hy .hc gang
OF which Peach and Sclwyn appear to have
been leaders was about 100000. A large guam
titv OF the stolen bonds was recovered in
Vienna. Tho actual robberi.s appear to have
been impossible to trace to the prisoners, and
they were therefore prosecuted fer cons piracy
to deiraud. Selwyn. In view Of previous con-
VictionS. was sentenced to five years penal
servitudc. and Peach to fourteen months at
hard labor.
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TIE .i.EEi:E'S Address.
He Says Friendship 5ic;w-rn Russians ana
AG.han- - Amor Impossih!r.

BOMBAY. April 1.-THE Gazette to-day pub
lishcs translation Of n S'nte paper that tho
Arlecr Of Af:hanistun has addressed to the
Noble Chiefs OF AighnnStan." Tho hmecr
says that Russia only wants Afghanistan us u
high road to India, and wouni place tho
Af:hnns IN the, van Of her array a. 2 special
target for English cHnn"ns AMI rifles Tho
Russ;ars would strip tn, h'.hnns Of their
arms and Of food and would kill t,lrir women.
because thcy must destroy. the Af:hans to Oh
tain India. Therefore no iucer declares that
fliend ship tetwo, n the l,us .iaus and Afghnns
is almost imrosslnlr Shcr,, Al. who. when
VOWED In n war with tn" British. was accord
Ing to tho present Amccr. Il fool aud q mad
man to bring such woe upon his people and
ruin upon himself.
The Ameor evidently intends by this address
to remove any doubt us to his attitude berWccn
Great Britain and Russia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-12
Kentucky's Annual Horse show.

LEXINGTON. April l1.-This was annual horse
show day at Lexington. and over million
dollars worth Of trotting. thoroughbred. and
hackney stations were On exhibition in Ben
jamin Gratz Park. liorsemen from all over
the country wers present. and to-day's exhibit
ton was pronounced the hest Of Lexington's
famous annual horse shows:
W, IL. Dnnnel!, Lebanon. Tenn. has sold to
Il. D. M.tcalie OF this city tne, chestnut Glly
Preference, three years. by Nutwood. dam
Preface by panuOnst. second dam sister to
Cnntrr. 2:oOf.. by Cnyler Price $1,000.
Charles Moore has .ol1 TO J; >. ftradsr Of this
dam Oriole dam Of Folly. 2;2lt.i. by Strader's
c. NJ Clay, Jr. Price 1000.
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The Police o3 Ennn'o S'rvoop Flown Upon
thc Talent v III Tntrol MnGons.

The Police OF Ennh'o Nwoop Flown Upon
the Talent NH.' Patrol Wagons.
BvFiALo. April 1l,-Five poo'rooms wore
radrd nj cree I'm this city this afternoon Tho
Common Council has been plnting
licensing these pooi-ooms. and Il proposed
ordinance was submitted 20 N" Corr oration
Counsel for his opinion. Tho legal advisor OF
the Council decided that the Exchanges"
wcro Illegal and that they could not be
licensed. Tho police then set out to secure
evidence. The police operators were detailed
{" visit tn /, rooms and listen to tho tnlcsra ph
Instruments to !onrn whether bots were
transmitted ia the tracks. llAy reported that
the polio" prepared for the raid
The irnnh Jury this morning found tho nee
"ssary Indictments. and hcr"h warrants wer"
at once issned. The cXchnrs rs were in
full blast when IL" Iatrol wagons las le up 10
'hr doors ana 'tiGah of police mi -cHeu in
and locked the doors nnbind :h"ul. In, oper-
ntorS We're cali ns off tic positions Of tho
horse: in tho third :'acr AT Gutenhurg when
the rail- was mace. Great cor fusion irl.Nvcd.
IRE talent" yelled. tho cushion gnther"d ,ip
the money The taly-s'i"ct'i hr,i IN" ,ick cts
wore scuoped w. the black ho.rdS rlpu"d doHrn.
and these. with the proprietor. and their Gle s.
were hustled into thr wagons and ov.r;o Il o
City Hall. Forty-one persons were arrested
Among those indicted is the wcli-known base
ball pitt her. Bob Ear.
The proprict Irs protested yehrmcntly that
they were doing u commission business. They
were taken before tho District Attorney. who
admitted hem to bail.
Ihe pool room men shy they will open up as
usual tomorrow.
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2IIE 2IASESSbE DERBi.
CnrrI,5an'. Vnlr rhii DIVER and Lew Weir.
Eratcp 10y Tom Elliot.

MnMt.lrs. April 11.--Thc Tennessee Derby
and four other r,ces ran und,r cloudy skies
ard ovcrn heavy track. opened tne Legitimate
racing season Of 1872 at Montgomery Park
this afternoon. Tho attendance. July 5000.
was exceedingly good considering the weather.
which WIS very cold. Col. Il. ". simmons was
appointed presiding: Judge for the meeting.
and Nj. Jam", {" Sheridan he.d he llag.
shutters were lhiI J~ysr. ~ n. 0ver,on!;
t$:irto iit:Ie Pity. liz IIlogs%,t and jim
lurhy. IL o.. i!liamsL III Iwy"r and
Lew Weir co%tlrd.. were . to on ,iavorit",.
M iot AMI I'tv Ry. "* "nrSl OH End e
to l ,!iu NWGphy,;; t Ii, ' Bliy cnt ont tho
Tom Elliot reached niru. and, gcttin in front
at tho tu:,ong i"ic, won. M!thh few rrmlnhcrrS
lh!iE. IwAo Ieai lev wei" out thre" l"nstns;
Lew Weir locked dangerous 1T tho head OF
the, stretch but soon Gi-d awny. nnt. Ike
22E BIB !, ,'"S'' RIA" as II short OF WORK. Tine
-" winner wns lrcdl at Belle Meade. ard
burn. out Of IiGy Il, n two-year-uid he won
ys *eoT TcHays is ms nTft inks IKE
Last are numerous ard vnnnulc Tho open
irG race. six turlongs. with seven starters.
itr. H"l,cr Sk"iter. lis IL irnny.j She won
y four 9nsihs ir"m IT,: + to Gna.rs;
for second plncc. Time. l:lo1,.
for ma! den twn-vcnr-olhs ShndOw. lO7 ti,rit-
tom wa an rvrE-m nncy fay"r:tc. shadow
won iy n lrn.th from the Trouhndo"r nily Too
tyuick, who eat II Paso out tire" l'Esths.
Time. O:5ii. The winner. 4 daughter OF
Buchnnnr. is $" highly ,thGu&ht OF that the
$1,000 for her today. Her owners. ScoGgau
Pros. value her ut $1,000 laore,
Tho ncrby cnrlen"Xt. then followed seven
tur.OnE selling rursc with nine starters.
ORGY Goose wa, n h., !av"rite at 5 TO- ON. but
the best sic could do was thru. the winner
turaing up in tho II to | shot. Bolivar Buck
nur. 40 U'rcemanj. who won by two lengths
from Penn =. the lavorite. third. four lengths
of Time ] ;'6.
The last race. n selling purse at ono mile.
with six starters. WAS won from start to
finish by tho q to chance Jim Dunn. los
(Jordcni. hcntiug the II to shot Ed Eshelby
three lengths. Tom Jones. the i,.vorite COM
lug In third. a length aid II half OF. Time.
I 40
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"O'Flyun in Mexico"

musical and dramatic composition was
presented las. night ut the New Park Theatre
70! the tlrst time in this city. II bore the mys-
FERROUS ,iilo Of "O'Fiynn in Mexico" and
It may Or safely assorted that II the
sending OF Pipcr OFiWm tAlfred Eelcy)
rs Amorican Consul to some city in
Mexican ran be fastened uron the present Ad-
G!ntstralnn. Mr. Harrison vii! certainly lose
votes in this city If he should bo renominatcd.
On the ahnr hand. the friendly relations
existing between the two republics will
CERTAINLY hccoEIr very strained unless
heSIco instantly apologiscs Tor permit
ing "fH"t I" return 70 this country
aIalh. when tFk.n was last sem in Mexico
lie WAS in tn" company of ono !Iaelia Lom.ce
'aus'.E Wnl,hl the sister Of the Nova Scotia
LiaAtess. N,Sic" will also be hold responsible
,or emitting this freak to retnter American
,W,,nr il! Neyico as United Stat"s Consul.
W , IIS " r't ny, performs lrodiges OF ynlor
II ~" ,,.,tr'"r, 'ront ,eoth He changed
VIVA. ~ had On. the audience Immediately
sn ems" MN ~ mr. h"l sstence In str9ining
taecy wrot. I%ns Xix Us from teeth UFvn
& s;a. ss 4" f. Il" o. tss ssy
ILL.,, ~" ~ .Nb|OlIJ ana Iu'rUPr .lfuOlNe
Wy in the Mslnsan na th5nafA eostu fhe
u SHu d ToEs ,nva'rahy greeted with shouts
Z on" S@a-a in what tSs;y TG
even even the tw9 boys n Tho gallery ' sang out
iatters "''"''S" ''e' certainly were ham
thIllh This ssn,'s treatment was duo to the fact
front M n"sts Ns I% NJ, ssirtemen occupied
tscter. or rather charactrrs, FOR thev ware
l poss sls TtTsr wrr% ".,umsd ~ Lille
with hands and icet bn Very ,;'' Sr iaay
lgMs. Strange to say. too. she mad. no use -,
er pre,ty arms: having only two gestures but
song and they wcte charnn Fly sag s"yGra
iFGr'hc lcntcn season. theywere so deprcssins.
cn MTry ,tener FIJI hat he or sho had made the
fya rs' Tor st eSen IN coming to tho New PARK
oral, ora, ulrd rs and no end OF Attempted Sai
noi 81 r. n this Gay. but they We're
arra' Tho people murdered gave little
s slr and all was over This psrt Of til"
tx @ ti N yn ins tf BEEN 0f Fea d.P Sa
sbo a,n't. She is Jua"i'a. TIE wanderor;
r u% G,h"r sister is in n convent. Now. wicked
70 marry his sister-in-iaw-which is no
IN h9SG fna, Iorbdden, In Mexico as i is
sr l',e,; Then Hdro Charles McDonaidJ. who
VIZ square with the M,yor. sendsJ uan,fa Ialso
a COME Ia Hose, to the Diaz family as Maria the
i errss,eido wSr The Mor Is completely fab
ana e eng Jnam,a gets murdered in good earnest,
time 'H other sister turns up In the nick Of
q trouh3l. say H her mamma from a peck
e2Js. young man in derby hat. and ali
so,,, merrily, There was one encore. a
scnt s ord dance scene. and that was
- Wy AUSTIN Walsh as tho Nova Scotia
~ P.o S.T Tr OF your, can 10 .,ornsa surely quickly
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It was stated in tho uptown theatrical
hnunts last that Randall & Dickson. the agents
and managers. have secured tho contro! for
next senson OF two New York theatres AMI
a theatre in Williamsburgh. The city houses
arc understood to DO the Winh.or in
the, B.w.ry. and the, linrlem Theatre.
in East 125th street. Both are owned bv w. 4.
Martin. but arc leased t. other managers.
,rne Lee Avenue Academy os Music is said to
he tho third house in Tho new Randall * Dick
son circuit. At present it is leased 10y RerGe. d
Price, but it has been In the market f"r some
months.
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.3N.iRC!iIsTS IN BEiZYI..
y Report that the Eccent Troubles were
D:,r 20 TTi:rm.

LONDON. Arrii 1.-THE brazilian Minister
here has made = sensational statement in re-
gard to the causes Of the disturbances in
Brazil recently. llr says the scdit:ous move
:?ent has been promoted by Anarchists. who
hnvo been imported in larG" numbers into the
country lately from Pollard and Last Prussia.
Tho Anarchists. II" says. fumcntod s"lition
Fonscca's recovery from his illness.
The Government. ny it's prompt measures.
frustrated the attempt at Hr"volu,i1n. SUISSE
Quent,y it was Gsc"rninod hy Government
officials tiat many members q Congress had
been implicated in he An"rrhi't-' cnnsl Tracy.
An order was -Sucd that all those i'm Dli"ated
J.. imprisoned and punished. 4 state OF siege
was proclaimed and rEidiy enforced for three
days. The republic j. now quiet. ho SAYS. and
the ga-riSun6 remain loyal.
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TIE BIfIYiSH HCDG!.1.
Nj. Go.chen ynhcs tho Annual Statement
Of Ecc-ipts and :hsbursrment-.

Slr GOsChen SNNcN inc AnnuOl s,tntemeut
Of Eccripts and :isbursr rent-.
LONDON. April 11.-aI.. Goschen. Chancellor
of the ExchcGuer. introduced in the House Of
. Commo ns to-day the budget for the fiscal year.
lIe said the revenue for the year had yielded n
surplus Of s1.Ni1.OOO. The feature OF the past
year has been tho part played by tobacco.
which had taken the foremost place alongside
OF alcohol. yielding 1000 beyond tho esti-
mate. and G4SO.0OO beyond tho revenue from
the same source in fSJ0-91. As the use OF tea
had also largely increased. 1t was evident that
the masses OF the people were prosperous.
While the use of brandy and whiskey had in
creased that of rum and wine had decreased.
Whiskey easily held first place in the revenue
Mr. Goschen added that. owing chiefly to the
famine which has afflicted Russia and caused
the corn Of that country to he used fer food
Instead Of the manufacture Of spirits. the rev.
cnue from foreign spirits showed Il decrease
Of sS4ron. The future gave cause fo caution
bu: not ior alarm.
in regard trthr expenditures ior the fiscal
yeIr OF 1,a'2-";'. Mr. ,t"schn,. ostimat. d that
The sum al J..O.21::otu would re required. be
Ills increase was due chiefly to the increased
.Xrcntitn! es :or tn LIST O!ilce and for edu
from SPIRITS wonii "a unit t" s4.35N.too be-
ing decrease OF e7s.ooo: that Il" rrc"ints
froa. tea would nni"unt {, .rsS.4I9.t0O, Being
an increase of !.4f.l 90. and that the receipts
from to5nccn woul! lie clo.o';5,ooO. being au
increase of .l13tOD.
Mr.. Gos"hHn said h. expected decrease in
the death duties. the house trNcs. and the ex-
else AMI iacomn tax. The total revenue would.
according to tho estimate. be c9.t7I.COO q sur
Illus too small to alloy for any remission OF
taxation. tf the surplus. :2o,ODO would be
ur;nd to the reduction OF Patent bfNco f:"s.
nuG the remainder chiefly to reducingt the duty
sparkling wines.
vi G0srhrn spoke for one hour and thirty
five Minutes TO IA thin house. which seemed t.
evinre bat little intcres; in the figures.
M Gladstone snid he would reserve his crit
icisms on the budget. and after short debate
tho House resumed the consideration OF the
Small Holdings bill
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Notes Of Foreign happenings.

Tho Empress Of Germany started for Bonn
Yesterday. The Emperor accompanied her to
udieu.
The British steamer Monrovin. from New
Orleans aud Norfolk. took fire ut, l'remer-
haven. and 200 bales Of cotton and the corn in
the after hold We're badly damaged.
Tho funeral Of the late Berlin correspondent
OF the London Frmcs WAS attended on Sunday
by the American and British Ministers, and !!
representative Of tho German. English. and
American press The Empress Frederick sent
An English correspondent in the Russian
famine districts writes that he saw Count Toll
stoi pen In single day letters containing
from America and England. There was one
check from London for slOO.
The Pope has sent letter to Archbishop
ireland. disappearing OF certain criticisms in
the Jesuit organ. CM!hn CnhOiica on he Arch
bishops course. Tho Pope Is giving much
studyto tho school question in tho United
States. and has received from Cardinal Glib
bons OF Baltimore report on the subject.
Bargains In new and handsome designs In furniture
ut ,iSo, q. Flint COS. -, "est ian slide.
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After Justice Patti rrson had denied tho mo-
tIon Of j. Henry Wo-k to nonsuit CD T. {.
James yesterday. Nnlh Davis. In opening for
the defence. describe.t til" acton OF James to
tiOns from Work as \ -stri.ln" Col. lanes. 10
said was not an innoc.,nt when ho WAS drawn
In. He had been in ;IcI vo practice IL ~. Law
renee county before that ~ n lawyer. and
knew ns, much of Grant & Wards affairs as
Work did.
f. III. occupied tho stand NOS! OF .he day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-12

Bronson Towards Shenandoah /" was pre-.
sentcd. with some new features. at the Metro
politan Opern House Inst night to an audi.
ence composed largely OF veterans and their
families AL Hayman's company came over
from Philadelphia for this special perform
ance and Charles grohman directed II. The
house was decorated with flags and bunting.
Tho profits wcre turned over to Encampm ent
80. Union Veteran Legion. whose name ap-
peared in flaming letters at one side OF the
stage.
The Shenandoah Valley sceno which had
been specially prepared. was greeted with MP
plause. Three Top Mountain stood out prom
inently among the distant hills. In wild sceno
Of woods and rocks. Red lights were cast upon
the scene during the stirring portions Of. Acts
II. and III. Tho TORCH signals from Three
frat scene, In which Charleston harbor wns
seen from the window OF n mansion across from
the city. WAS also very limo. Music was FUR
nished by the band OF the Third United States
81 tSs SS F t%5t usp w1nSM
mandinC. executed the rage manruvrcs.
Bronson Howard. tho author Of tho play. I'D:
dressed the audience ut the end OF tho third
act; He said he had never spoken to . theatre
enco Ms a dramatist. Ills purpose on this oc-
casion was to relate the historical facts upon
which. the scenes OF Shenandoah" had
been based X" showed by extracts from
dents OF tho play were historically correct.
while none wa, ut variance with tho historical
records.
Gen. Horace Porter presented u flag o tho
his speech to the need Of providing funds for
Grants monument.
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HUNTINGDON. Pa. April 11.-Traflc on the
middle division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Is stopped because Of tho destruction this
morning OF span OF an iron bridge over the
Juniata River. near Union Furnace. The road
bed is being Strengthened there by the re-
blasting. and In touching on a blast this morn
Inc some OF the rocks fell upon tho long west
The Chicago limited aud other fast trains are
reaching Harrisburg by way Of the Bald Eagle
Valley and Northern Central Railroads. Tho
bridge.
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Preparing for War wish Dnhomcy.

PARIS. April 1.-THE Government Is pushing
Its preparations for war with Dahomcy NJ.
Borelli u leading French merchant on the
Dahomey coast. Gays the proposed expedition
would DO very hazardous. that 1t would cost
men. He declares the climate would decimnte
tic TROOPS Mercantile intercourse" no
snys has taught that peacea. 10 agents and
missionaries are more cffectual than cannon
In dealing with Dnhomey." NJ. Fabre. another
merchant. thinks that 1t would suffice to CO.
cupy Whydah for the season.
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The Queen % AIRS. Carson,

LONDON. April 1.-THE Queen has Just sent
another testimonial Of hcr appreciation of Car
penter's international Arbitration" picture
which has been placed by her orders in the
royal banuueting room OF Windsor Castle to
Mrs. Carson OF Nuwpurgh. y. l.. who present ed
tho painting to her MAJESTY In the name OF the
women of the United States.
Mrs. Cnrson's acceptance of q full length por-
trait OF herself. mounted and famed. with tho
date in Her Malesty's handwriting. to gethor
with her autograph in n corner OF the picture.
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The grounds OF the star Athletic Club corner of
avenue aud lh ri street Long leland '.,y. will proha-
Oiy De gwen up Tor athletic by Abe end 81 this
month The Long lsilnh ,;'u'rna! Company has III r.
clrsed the cntir" BIOS. BOUNDED by West front.
Til n hli Fourth streets. (which embraces
limit, the bneoa!l grnnn, an. an .sn;.,"p tT!., .; tho
Champion HtI enc "fghniEbtinn 81 Long istna & IL
not known AZ yet VIA PRESIDENT john A. i,ray Hnt the
ot,cer. oi the organization gong to do. Il 10
JunolrG that rrbunun IA be ed about bOcks
AWAY IRON! III present Punt.
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To.day's r.nt,.Ics mt Guttenburs.

First EaCe-:'irt-eiGh:,s OF a mile. VanInl 1874;
Watch Me- III spent Catherine colt. III: Ottawa lls;
Longnrd I0A.
secon! l:nccThrec-uarrrso or mile; selling allow.
S'rras. l2; !:TecnHr seven ioS VncaI,,e, IN:
Alma T.. ~.
1hrrG Rnc"-SS and half iurlongs selling allo ".
To-" ' sovsr io4 ranlway i %H
Fourth lacn'in- Ei,i". lor lzo. badge. i12. Wood.
cutter. Ioi: irtyA". Iu.: Miss + nilc. SO.
Fitth Race IN, shaif a ii.. irsa rol'. ono. 1I5;
Eleanor III: Postum. 10: Drummer. lO"; Ro kr:
Dorm. Be!,e coil lnl.
SX;n Ea"r--riv"- cic',ths Of = mill: selling allow.
Bolivar ln; r!anclc. Can '"c: o., lohcrt f..
chancellor 'i!,Gatyr. 100: Tom Day. UrDarna. 81;
King So!,Ia. ,;S, Be!!r +, 81.
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Rhode Island Manager. Alarmed.

PROVIDENCE. April 11.-The theatrical man.
ayers in this State are preparing to fight in
the Legislature. 1t is proposed to Introduce
bill during the present session prohib-
itinx children under the age OF 10
from attending theatres. The bill. so tho man
ayers claim. is arbitrary In its requirements.
as it excludes children under IL from attend
in. the theatres. oven II accompanied by their
parents or guardians. Tho measure will DO
vigorously opposed. aud the managers predict
propose to see Gerryism get foothold here.
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Dead on Top OF ~ Electric Light Pole.

BosToS. April ia dead man. securely
strapped to the top OF an electric-light pole.
was discovered near Dover street and Shaw
nut avenue this morning at O'Clock. Tho
man was James Hayes. Ho was employed as
Strlmmer. and went IN the pole In front OF 54
Dover street this morning. tied himself to the
pole by means OF his belt. and started to fix
the lighting apparatus. wearing only one rub
per glove; The unprotected hand came In
death.
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Two soubrett-s ana the Manager.

CINCINNATI. April 11.-Theatrcal circles in
this city are gossirinG about n sGuabhle in tho
Reilly 4 Wood variety show May Wilie Il
pretty soubrette. was a complainant in the
and pretty wife OF Fat Reilly. manage of tho
troupe Hiss Willie asked for protection. and
asserted that Mrs. Reilly had. in q fit OF ieal
ouey. threatened to kill her. Reilly it seems
had been do, ccted in the act OF kissin., the
soubrette. The, police. refused TO interfere:
wages in advance. and she left the company
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WEDDINGS. EASTER.
TIFFANY 4 CO.,

Gold and silver Smiths,
Union Square.
now offer n remarkable
variety of new single pieces
and combinations in stel'.
ling silver ware. tastefully
arrsrlh sed in cases Of new
forms and materials. which
have been specially pre-.
pared and are particularly
suitable for wedding pres.
ents or Easter gifts.
A number of novelties arc
shown. and prices range
from the very lowest con.
sistcmt with good material
and workmanship.
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VI. de Giers NenrinG HIS End.

ST. PETERSBURG. April I'M do Giers Is re-
ported to BIO worse this evening" His fever is
high and no is delirious. His physicians say
that "rySipclas has reached fhe brain, and
that his death can no longer he delayed. Ills
wife Is at his bedside. News a. to his condi-
ton Is despatchel hourly to tho Gar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-12

The Board Of street Opening and Improve
ment received word flom Lawyer james A.
Dccrine ycte7lav that III" property owners
represented by him. VINO arc Interested In
widening and inpTovin. College place. refuse
tn pay "nc-bn'f nt tn" cost o! tn" proposed
work. A. iirst tue city proposed 20 lay only
one-rUnrIer o! TN. cost hut this was met with
II vigorous r. o:c'l. and then the city agreed to
rny nn"-i n;:. peNi"ing In" Owners would
Withdraw !! u "lInc lions in of'icr that tho work
2night Il" begun NJ once. Lawyers Arthur
Jerry and John &. shaw. who represent n N =
Diityof the nwror in:rr-.t".i. snu thnt this
would he satisan, o"r. IA III" objections ot
probably result in leaving IL. ii.tt " to the
courts. Tho !}oard resolved 1" orCn !tnppock
street near the SpuH Dn DUyvit alton.