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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
CHILDREN IGITASr IA 7HfR.
Testimony In the suit OF O'Neu Against
mother-tn.ln Nv Hester.

KINGsToN. Oct. 20.-A scene never before
witnessed in IN Ulster county court occurred
during tho trial Of tho ONeill Hester aliena-
ton case today. A mother and all her chill
dren were arrayed in hostility against tho hus-
band and father. Tears filed the eyes OF the
plaintiff. and the muscles Of his face twitched
us he tried to conceal HIS feelings. while one
by ono his children testified.
Ono OF the daughters. Miss Annie O'Neil, Mt
one time a society belle. and yet attractive ut
the age Of 27. testified that she does not now
recognize her father In. the streets. Mrs. Susie
she had u more kindly. feeling for her grand.
mother than for her father. Notwithstanding
the fact that he made her u valuable wedding
a, pr",is young S"'%;>lI lady, Of %. IN hp " isc5Ie a aoiss der:
siared TINT SINE nni IN the hs 9strahgsment she had
ard that now she merely bowed.
Jason ui5s9n. a popular young man about
a a9T tho 'e S!Neii r ssds ne w %nd a h 1%rSSa Yiien y asnnE
wine with Mrs. ONeil. both alone and in the
presence Of her laughtsrs; Mrs.; o,Seil being
ntthat time. no did not think her wine drink.
~" ffS w"s plnn intiTf' testified that i, was a custom
gallon Tor Ills wiio. that, tho frrGlently" sent
him to one OF the leading saloons for milk
punches. and that She did not want to procure
a physicians prescription to drink them.
Mrs; o'Ncil. being recalled; said that tho
love she once hnd for her husband had turned
and would never %returnt % him, ~
The. case was submitted. to tho Jury lnte in
INC attern nc tTo phb1,G nse MIaiSytr i H. strongly
may be. Notwithstanding his business idvcr.
sitios he has. many friends. who blame the
is,ailey e%t % nSa h Ecpt he e" Jetaiis Of il s Is%i, =
troubles out OF court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
EVESS0N WAS OLD IN CRIME.
EsTELlE CLAYTON, THE FORGER's as
TER, MOI MS ONLY ViC7IM.
The Police Arc Now Leaking forp Woman
IN tho Case. aud Find Lots Cf Evidrace
that the founWstrr Had Led "a Gay Life.

r.. p,. -
u ionee arc Now l'"ohIna for" woman
IN .h. cnse. aud Find Lots ~ Evide.ee
that the fo"nwstrr Had LED n Gay Life.
Ch,rIos w r.n, a., -.n u,,
o"",'es w, h'essoh' the YOUNG man VINO
Forged the name Of his sister. Miss EstellO
CLAYTON, to over $1,000 worth Of cbecks. WINS
or,,i,,nI hoto,, I,.,Is. -. a.. $500,
a,'"'s"tu oeioIe 'us'iee ryah at me ooherson
market Police Court yesterday afternoon. and
held In 81, 500 bail for trial. No did not appear
tn Ia wunh oTan,a,i ~ a.. 80. ~ 81 -
" 10 h"G" anecleua a the result OF ms mis-
deeds. and sat in stolid indifference while his
two sisters. Miss Clayton aud Miss Isabelle
Ev.sson hn,h u.,.Lnan, so,raas., LII
'Ss' Nn -" Me.,HnoWh ac'resses' 'a'Aeu
earnestly with him In a side room.
Young Eyerson, for n buy of 10 yeers. has
Ind . s,,,nr,,., .,a.L..e -
"" I" eoneWn u ehecheTeu career. lie WAS
always wiltul, but never foil into crimo until
about a year ago. In 1890 he nttended 81.
1obn's ro,,a,. -, ,..,S.. wi. - ,.s.
oo"us eoheSe AZ iotuhhm. Mheh ne ieit
there lie secured employment In Mr.. JayGould' Q
Office. but soon left IN tnke omniovm.nt with
tho N;sso,ri p,oino poiro,a NIT,
"e'no i"'i'"ao .op'pan,. 'ie'ei'
there about n year ago. and secured the place
Of assistant Ia the box Office ot thu Garden
Theatre. Ono evening he needed $40.
which he took from tho cnsh drawer nj
tho box Office. He rlnccd his o u
in tho drawer ms n yuucher. Whom MINI.
MGR Errnrh hacnma N p ~ fhiu trana-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
VI Orau-.uude rpOel,

On. q, a., t,slj,,,bIo woTii,c. n, tb.
uns o. ne ms.'onao'e ~eaa'nss o, me
| O'Clock Yesterday afternoon in the Collegiate
RsformeJ church. rnrnor ~ FINN oycnre and
neioi'neu .n'',"' ~" = "nu
Gertrude Wendell Nandcrpoel. laughter Of
tho latc Or, $. Oakley Vonderroel, for many
years Health Officer OF tho Fort OF New York.
and the bridegroom Mr. Arson Blake Moran.
A large and fashionable gathering WAS pres
ent. in which >here was n number OF tho rep
resentn.ivc families Of Al any. in which city
,nr iH,'',s Vi u .I'ur 'ce' .el"le co'"'.I ~
New lork nearly twenty-five years ago A,'er
homo ~ Mrs, Vanaerpocl. 3G Nest Thirty.
nv'.1 y. '" i''" >" vs. '''
ninth street.
bor nro,hor Dr. & Oakley ynnLrrruol wore y
''t . ~ u""'' us "Y'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Don't Ask . Policeman. Consult TIE suns
Guide,

Where 10 hear good ChiOch music? SEQ TIE
Suns Guide. Are you partial 70 any rarieiy
of dramatic performance? THE SUNS Guidr
'riR tell you ,rhere 10 find II. When going aroy
THE SuS's Guide wiW tel you 'rhai voup route
Should he. DO you knor rhIch hdtel yDu lcW
stop at? THE Suns Guide cipcs Is rate, ~
each. VISITORS. don't bore people 'cdh .r-as:-ons.
The Suns Guide dnsoPrs all vou are lkcly 10
ask. Are you Interested M art? Mem York has
a rsaM Of masterpieces 10 sho,r. THE Su.;'s
Guide tells rhere they may be seen, AhinL" AMI
sDc'ting men are o. in!ereSted nTHESuN'o GiGde.
riub men should read The Suns Guidc. II
tells about Ne,D lo,k's clubs. DO you coH,1rn
Ne'o Ioyk's architecture? You riH nerr d, II
again after reading The SUN's Guide. The ma-
chiney Of finance is described ia The Su.'s
Guide. Phiinnihropists nW md much Of sug-
0estion in THE suns Guides chapter on brier-
client organizations. DO pow friends lire IN N.
suburbs The SrN's Guide ,riH tell you hor 10
reach them. ~ comss you riH do some shaping
here. The srN's Guide tells ,rhP'e ne shopping
districts are aud hor some Of he big stores are
run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
THE EPISCJE'iL CONTENTION.
Church Unity ATnin The Topic Under Dis
cusslou--A parliamentary Episode.

Chuich Unity Again The Topic Under Dis
cussiOu-A parliamentary Episode.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 20.-Church unity again
formed the theme which occupied the greater
part OF tho sessions OF the house OF deputies Of
the Episcopal Convention to-day. 1t finally
resulted in the adoption OF II report submitted
BY tho committee with an amendment In
which the Convention accepts rs its own the
Lambeth-Chicago declaration.
DR.. Huntington. Mt the morning session.
made the concluding specch In favor Of tho re:
port OF ans COMMITTEES on Constitutional
Amendments proposing tho omission Of the
creeus rom tho constitution. and then offered
q motion to recommi, the matter. This was
expected, and there was no opposition to tile
recommittal. Bat there was surprise when,
tmmediately. upon tho announcing OF tho vote.
Or Huntington said his committee was ready
to report: There was II rnurmur in tho house,
and Mr. Diddle Of Pennsylvania called it SHARP
practice. Aft"r an explanation hy DR.. Hunt.
tlgton that he was acting by Instructions OF
his committee and with n vicY OF. cxpediting
business. Mr., Biddle withdrew his harsher OK
pressions md cn!lnd it oyer refined pnrllamen.
tnTy practice. This winds UP the church unity
debate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Meeting OF the w. II. s.wnrd Club.

The William II. Seward Club held it's fourth
anniversary meeting Mt tho Hotel Savoy last
nigh.. Ia tho absence Of President William
NJ. I!yar,s. Mr.. John Freeman Iaker. Chair
man OF tho Executive Committee. presided.
Among those present were c. n. Bliss. Lucius
j. Clitttndcn. Cephns Braincrd. William II.
Seward. Jr,. fred Bancroft. Thurlow W.
Hnrnas. Tieo. /. Dwight. and Charles A. Pea
body. Speeches wrrH made by Major Pang-
bourne. thu Rev. Dr.. Derrick. John Proctor
Clarke, md llhn loot i!rsnintions were
and local tickets.
The club will hold a meeiing from the stems
Of the Custom House on tho llrst Tuesday in
November.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

III. LOUIS. Oct. M-Asa W. Mills pleaded
guilty to attempted larceny and was sentenced
I" three months III the workhousu to-day.
Mills was indicted with James Quinn for as-
shutting Policeman Ryder and attempting to
rob lIin I'M poker gane. The policeman was
sent into tho game disguised as a farmer to
eject a RAD. l"took q hand in the game, and
we gamblers, deceived by his disguise. tried
rested Quinn and Mills. Mills was. less than
tnfe. years ago. the possessor Of considerable
weallhiert families 81 st. Louis. Less than a
year ago 10 olened "A road house In the west
END. ana through this he was thrown into the
company that IS responsible for his downfall,
ms father md stepmother live in Fiorisant
suburb. but have disowIed him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
FLORENCE tHhs7EH MOB Dy's HIFE:
She HID a Husband. hut He Got = nivorce
from Her Yesterday.

George Pierce. an actor under the name Of
George Murphy. obtained II decree OF absolute
divorce from Judge McAdam OF tho Superior
Court yesterday from Florence Pierce. IN
actress under the name OF Florence Chester.
because Of her alleged adultery with John A.
Coleman. n tenor in Prim rose 4 Vests min
streis. in san Francisco. She did not defend
the case. Once tho defendant professed to be
the common law wife OF George W. Lederer:
In n letter from san Francisco she tells her
husband she is glad he Is suing her for
divorce, as he can AFFORD it better than she
can. and slo says sho will not defend. In an
other letter. alleged TO have Leen written to
John y. Coleman. she says:
JOISS y. Ny DARLiSG: The reason I elegr pled last
evening was because / had not g0t n line; kept per.
fectly sober all the evening. although II was hard
WORK. len minutes before 1t was time 10 leave the
theatre. Holman was very fuli. and Jennie Haywood
and u gang were going OIL on the spree. and begged ne
To 10 along. aud | really telt So blue ! iat-ndri
going. Then up came the hoy with your wire.
That changed my mind. They gave Le the
Laugh. You say there may be somebody care for
better than yon., SO there Is, but that one IL my best
and only friend. my mother. = The diamond
rins ! gave yom wa. 70 pledge my faith. Ny husband
gave Inc that tor my birthday. = . SOn know there
Arn thousands OF mel ] can get II ! want them. end
some rcttv good fellows. But don't care for any man
living. outside yourself. I'm %surprired at myself. |
thought rnpliy was heRriiess. l hope you are not
Iuun ing round with n lot OF girls.
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sold Poison wilton ala, I.

Harold Ice. the two-year-old son az Real
Estate Dealer Daniel J.. Ice Of 1.037 Putnam
avenue. brooklyn. died on Wednesday under
circumstances which have called for n Coro-
ner's investigations. The child became III on
Tucslay nnd HIrs. Leo went to the store OF
Druggist Incoit Flood at l,4S7 Broadway for
n v~ormiir:e. The clerk put up q box Of twelve
half-graiH santanine pills,
The clerk. As alleged. failed 70 put a label on
the boN or H!yo Mrs. Lee nay instructions ms
t. the ,s9 Of tho r,,'!s. Ths mother gave tho
TO XII two nnults. at one dose. ana the follow.
ing morning leati, resulteI. Coroner Lind
scy tool. charge Of the ease yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
10 COMMISSIONER GRIFFIN.
BrObklyn'~ Ambulance Surgeon, Dent,
HaL.cs Suine Explanations.

BrObklyn'a Ambulance Surgeon. Dent.
Hahcs SuIae Explanations.
Ambulance Surgeon Dent of the Brooklyn
Hospital was summoned yesterday to tho
Health Department 10 explain to Commits
sioncr Griffin why he had refused 10 re-
movo two patients recently TO the hospital
after being summoned to do 30 by the
police. Tho patients, were Mary German Of
42O Baltic street and Michael Fogarty OF As
Fulton street. both OF whom iiod soon after
Surgeon Dents refusal to take them to the
hospital.
What / did was strictly in obedience to tho
rules Of tho Ir92klyn Hospltal.' said tho
cases OF alcoholism. and In tho two Instances
mentioned | only complied with these instruc.
TONS"
DR.. Griffin said: AN order was issued
about n year agot all tho hospitals requiring
them to admit ni! emergency cases OF any
not, and That orIeg il still in force. Now. il any
hospital refuses 10 takcthese emergency rnsrs
] snail take stcps 10 prevent that institution
from receiving the fund raid by the city"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
CEE.fr icon IN I.fBH1DOL.
An Agent IOv the krupps IL Imp cling the
NcM NIluca ct Llat licElor.

urEEEC. Oct. 2n.-The wrll.known heavy
gam manufacturers. Krurps OF Essen. hnyo
sent ont an agent TO Canada in tho rerson OF
Mr.. Roberts. an English engineer in tho en-
pl0y OF the Australian Government. His
present mission is to visit and inspect tho
iron mines on the Wild coast OF Labrador. to
ascertain ~ lhe Hrnt Gun 'it'W rom mem mo
tory, which consumes sOno 5GO.UUO tons n
year.
This iron Is now obtained from Spain. and
it costs the firm II sl,iliings n ton for its trans
rnrtation alone. this iron can be had in
Sufficient Quantities from Labrador. tho
on freight. as there will bo no railrondinC Of
the metal. while the total economy looked for.
with the cheaper prices to be raid for tho
iron herr. is some SS75.OOO n year. Mr.. Rob
or, lett town oct. II on board u schooner for
the Labrador coast. and expects to We absent
for several weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
SUNDAY BfCYCLE RIDERS.
The Procession On Bedford Avcnue Attracts
Attention and Circulars.

""
The asphalt pavement on Bedford avenue.
Brooklyn. makes that thoroughfare a favoritc
field for the whcelmen. and on Sunday MORN
ing they fairly swarm through It on their way
to the Park. Many women nre among the
riders. The presence Of the bicyclcrs In such
large numbers on that particular day has. 1t
appears. excited some unfavorablo comment
among tho church people in the district. and
anti.Sunday bicyclist sentiment las found
expression In this humorous circular. which
has been widely distributed during the past
few days:
Tho fal. series.
Grand professional exhibition OF beautifully devel.
attractive cavalsnde Of male and female si.,ol.
rlsSr. q" tt 1nS Il, t' I" iS!as sE osIoss. coarse o" SUNDAY
S b" ;" Sa,%;,h i,ns fsps ,S H lsv .' wiT, f +. me,.nyes.
Ise H.mm,,,.s on lrlyrs will maze aud record the
GSnse.tanss conncctsiw with respee,abie fsmilie. vii,
be dismissed III time 10 enable them to attend church
Wheels must be housed during the hours Of public
Many mc%bess 2, 'he Central :. G?nsysGS.
admits. having. had any hand In getting 1t
up up, II Inc hev. Dr. Dehrends' the pastor OF the
"Benenih the humor of this circular there
nre eohsidsra,inns Of a crave and Eegrsttahis
avenue on sunday mornings. and ny a recent
lnuytt Iltetlbk W WNS SIc w ".
] can't agree with the circular when 1t hints
ct any impropcr exhibition. although It is
true that the minority Of the male riders wear
tights. The attire OF the woman riders is also
modest.
THE regrettable pnrt OF tho whole business
Is that these young men and women are np.
parcntly setting ut defiance the beliefs and
wishes Of thousands Of people; somehow or
o.hcr 1t always seems to me that these Sum
day. hicyclists parade themselves in mn es-
peciallv aggressive manner. ! don't call this
sunday bicycle riding u sin or even OWL. II, is
rather q something not in good t9ste. nviola-
ton Of the principles OF good breeding."
Ex-Fish Com missioner Eugene q. BincGford.
who is n strict Baptist, and lives on Bedford
some malicious person. and IS rot. pure md
simple: You can't ride u bicycle with comfort
and safety unless you wear tights. The COS
tune Of tho women. from, my observation. is
modest IN tho extreme. can Sc. no sin in
sunday riding. Sunday Is the only time TINT
most Of these .wheelmen. have an opportunity
to yet tho dust out OF their lungs"
This Is the comment q Mrs, j.: W. Hide; who
enthusiastic wheelwomnn herself:
This circular Is evidently tho work Of n
woman. and m elderly woman at that. who
was u spinster and afflicted with biliousness."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
IN E1Ep41ED CIR DEHA1LEn.
The NInti Avenue Road Blocked Tor Nearly
an hour-SO One Hurt.

Shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
when travel was at its height. an accident DC.
CURED on the Ninth avenue elevated road at
tho Fourteenth street station. Engine 40
drawing four cars packed to their utmost ca
racitv. drew up Mt the station on tho down
town track and after some OF the passengers
had got out.started TO back t~,etruin on a middI y
track in order to let an EXPRESS pass. Tho
middle track extends from Fourteenth stI eet
to Eighteenth
While the train was backing over the switch
leading, to the middle track the second car
from the engine became derailed. The
car banged along the ties for ona hun
drcd feet before It could 10 stopped,
to tho great altrn Of the, passengers. Ths
coupling which connected the dcrailei car AMI
that next the engine broke. and tho dsrailrd
car was. thrown almost directly across the
track. This caused u blockade. which extended
up as far as Ihir,ieih street. No ono was in
Iurcl. Many Of tho. passengers walked tho
r,ondb.t 10 the station and then proceeded
down town by other conveyance ~. The track
was cleared by y O'Clock and travel was re-
sumed. 4 gang OF men were at work yester-
day placing new ties and guard rails ut the
point where the accident occurred.
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What glimpses of luxury one
gets nowadays when passing
by the windows of some grand
homes. 1t is quite an educa.
ton in artistic draping and the
grouping of elegant Furniture.
Many persons spend their lives
without having seen such
splendors. 1t is only necessary
for them to visit the great Fur.
niturc and Carpet magnatcs
and look into their windows to
see lovely things.
LUDWIG BAUMANN AND
COMPANY,
Sth Av., bet. 35th and 36th sts.,
504 to 5i4, The Ludwig
Baumann & Company's Block.
OUR NEW TERMS,
$40 Is per week: no irro.I',
ssn ~ 90 Yer w.es; no deposit.
500. $500 per week: no deposit.
OLD TERMS,
:s Z worth e asnosi,: balance. SOC -..S
$50 worth. 81 deposit; balance 81 week.
ia worth 5! So]tlspo,ii; Salanss. q S;w..e
And so On or by specia, Arrangement, send for price
list. GOODS delivered everywhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
JICISE VAR ~ CORNWALL.
The Detective with u KoLnS Arrcs cd fOy
P%crs0natlug An Oniccr.

NEwBuEGH. Oct. q .-Excise matters at Corn.
wall are growing extremely interesting. Be-
sides the conviction OF Hoffman. who Is out on
bail. II. ]. Luhrs. who was convicted and got
tho extreme sentence OF six months inn
prisonment .and $50 fine. ana who fed. has
been surrendered by his bondsmen. and 10
now in jnil. Landlord White Of the Elm Park
Hotel would not stnndtrinl. IIe pleaded guilty.
and was fined $50. with no IMPRISONMENT.
so far was tho arrest yesterday of j. j. Hunter.
The Photographic detective. who is said to
Is charged with illegally ncrscnntinE an oricer
IN serving napers in the case. He Mas arrested
streets Of Cornwall handcufIed. As Le passed
nlong he WAS unmercitnlly jenred at by the
crowds. When taken. before Justice Cushing
Oh bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

Hugh johnson. who lad the liquor store at
90 sixth aycnue. was declared insane by de-
cree Of Justice Patterson OF the Supreme
Court yesterday on the finding Of a jury and
Commissioners John Drlahunty and 7. +.
Robinson. and his wife. Jessie, was made
committee Il hi" Tarsna and property. IL was
de"recI tina, hr WAS ir~ans on Aug. ~ lasi
when lie gay" !, clmi:el mortgage Tor S..."p
ON his store, 10 JAm"s L%y.rarL, and AN aseigp.
found that thu chHttel mortgage covered
s6.OuD worth OF property and the Lease WAS
At Iallhk aimee September.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

Deputy Sheriff Mulvancy and his assistants
had q ilvely time yesterday. lcvying upon tho
property OF the Automatic rhonograp pin EAhi-
bitlon Company. against witIrh iuie ments
were entered on Wednesday for -. .t.l. They
levied upon IA" photograph r~allrCts at yGri-
Gus places throughout mo city, M" company.
it is said. only own tho cahin"nt-, .hn machine
cry and electrical apparatus, bclong!n. 10
other phonOgrarll comLanies. which Lease
them to the exhibition COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Fought 10 Aid III. Convict Son to Escapr.

James Dobbins. alias Donovan. Of 100 Oliver
street, an ex-nember OF tho Whyo gang. who
Ind recently boen released from the Elmiru
Relormatory on parole. was yesterday. in tho
Tombs police court. surrendered to the Off
GERS OF the reformatory for violation Of the
terms OF his parole.
tors DobbIns mnda u desperate atiemUt to
escape. He was wa liking with n detective, who
had hold Of his. sleeve, Anotlier detective
sister. The prisoner suddenly wrenchrl him
self free aud started away. At the came time
tiyes. Dobbins was rrcauglit after tho old
man had been clubhed into Submission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Miss beer VIII Get s. o ir She Can Col.
Icct II.

Jury in the City CouIi. Brooklyn. yesterday
awarded TO twenty-two-ycar-old Lima Beer
$4,000 damages. the entire amount she ask cd.
In her suit against Michel Schumm for breach
OF promise. Miss Deer met tho defendant in
December. 1890. lIo represented himself as
Martin Weber. u widower With one child, and
within a month engaged to marry her.
Before the time. for the. welding came
mt had deceived her as 10 his name and also
that no had q wife living. He then proposed
thut thoy should clone. but she rejected tho
proposition. Schumm disappeared since tho
suit was begun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Largest Paper Machine In the Co.n.,v

NIAGARA FALLS. Got. 2O.-General Manager
VIC. Morgan OF tho Niagara Falls Paper Com.
pany has returned from his Eastern business
trip. and the result is that he has placed an
erier with Hoins 4 Son OF Lawrence. Mass,
Ihis Is the widest paper machine ever ordered
II tnis country. ana VIII be the, largosL made.
~ Is stated " trade PAPERS that a l50.inch
the largest previous iothis one for tho Niagara
fhliS Paper Company IN this country was a
1J5-lnch machine. 1855
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
T~refrihem CESS New Tv;n,

BosroN. Oct. ~ .-Ths Supreme Court has or.
dered n new trial in the case OF James A. Ire
fethen, who was convicted Of the murder OF
Lena Davis. Tho court holds that the owl
drnce Of the medium. sarah J.. Hubert. TINT
Lena Davis said to licrihat she WAS with child
and that sho wa gnirg 10 drown herself should
hnYN been nunlttuI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Wanted Ills Execution 10 he Public.

GREENSBORO. y. C., Oct. 2O.-Charles Rey-
nolds and MerrIman Hcadin. both colored.
were hanged here publicly to-day In the pres
erce Of several thousand people. Their crime
man. 80 years Old and it's object was robhcrg.
They confused their crime; REYNOLDS. who
was only ~ ycarS Oh. begged the county com
saying hc wanted II Witnessed by rs many poo.
Pile ns possible. Hoynolds, snid his crime was
due to whiskey. Both said they had been con-
verted. and were ready to die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

1t was Grocers' day at the Food Show yester-
day. aud tho largest crowd that has yet Visited
the Madison Square Garden since the show
opened went sightscein: IN tl'u streets OF the
village. Delegations were present nom brook
the New York Grocers. II Ii estimated that
$4,000 perspuS attended tho show during The
day, The city physicians Will DO entertained
ut the exposition 10 y'o1seG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
lIInmun-PrcG,

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 20. Frank ". Human and
Miss Flora L. Peck were married at the home
OF the brides mother in this city to-day. Tho
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. j.
T. Twitchell. Tho groom Is Il well-known
newSnnppr man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

ApANl, Get. @U.-The ease Of Labor Com
missioner Charles J. SEX and his stenog-
raphor, Ell OFT I~0,Ccrs which was set down
for iIcarir@ tu-L Mas further postponed
y Jusiic" LutmIuE .mlolico court to-day un.
I'll Monday rcxf ilh, 2',h Int, BY consent, OF
counsel. This wa .lu" {" tho absence OF Mr..
Meegan. who Is IN Now York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

While the ting Henry A. Crawford was dock
ing the Red Star Steamship I,hynland yestcr-
day in Jersey City. sie was sucked under tho
stern OF tho Riyntand and part Of her rilot
house was carried away. She was taken 10
Hobokcn for repairs.