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THEY PERFORMED NOBLH
Schoolboys Smashed Several Records 1t til
lutersc elastic Games.

Schooiboys Smashed Several Records 1T the
1utersc b olsstic Games.
Berkeley Oval presented pleasing appearance yes.
terday afternoon. being the fourteenth games
Of tho InterscLoasc Athletic Association Of New York
city The Held and track were overrun with bright
athletic lads while on the stands hundreds Of
boys and girls They were divided into groups. and
majority OF them wore the red OF Cutler and the blue
of Berkeley. The light blue and white of Columbia
Grammar. and the crimson OF Harvard also
spicuous. A number OF Cutlerites. accompanied by
rosycheeked maids from Murray IIil. occupied large
taly.ho Berkeley School had = section Of the grand
stand decorated with huge OF blue and old
gold.
What the Harvard school lads lost in numbers they
made up In enthusiasm. As The suS predicted. they
were decidedly in tho for the points. Berkeley
second Harvard scored ~ points the result OF
hrsts. seconds and third. Berkeley IN spite of
Az Al her secrecy only won hrs seconds and thirds
colulilon Grammar. 10; cutler. 10: Wilson and keL
asssidins iSihs Original iced Of gift accompanying
sst r% gn s:r% .aSo son
As ar,nrI, srh"o scored ne greatest numb. OF
seG%ias,is rtsoras we're .qualsa broken with
mile safety hisycI. race was broken by le seconds by
ord Of 20 sSh3 10. ss,
Gy1 narstSw smith e Harvard Scho1l burke Of
' Be e. 1 and sS a ss
established for the 2"oyard hurdle race. Brown OF
doing the distance in minutes I Id seconds null
on EooS H. % M MADE
the distance in ~ seconds The summary is as fol-
One-hundrsd;ys yard pash.Final heat won by II. L.
Harvard second H. ii. Williams cutler. third Time.
.,nas .ianarsd.ysra Dash. for Boys Under Fifteen
ambla Grammar second: j. Fell Cutter. third. inns.
one. nundre !.and' ,wsn,y.ysrd Hurdle Rase-rin.l
H;m sesonM ;. r. chnmpney Berkeley third.
Two.hunired: aud t " entyyard Dash Won by j. Bar.
STOW smu HARVARD; u L. Patterson. wilson and
70 40 Dnds
ons,nhle Hun-won by A. T, Brown. Harvard: G.
third Time, 8 minutes ~ 8 seconds
, fSSs ;S SH,sf h'SSs,.f
Ia!i.mile KnnWon by j {. Mccall, liar ard; C. Er.
win Marlin, Berkeley: second y. Marvin, West End
Four.hundred ani.rorty.yard Run-Won by H. @,
Gh.tsln. Harvard: J: HARLOW smuii Harvard sec.
GRAMMAR school, hs FL, f.st sh s R. WS sssr
for .eeen nes sh s. w o wsS sa
cleared r feet inches '
s"sa y s"k. cs0%e-
hssHs.y 'Sii WIN i .s, ,sss men; T. NJ Cary
roIk cutler second, with 81 Zee, inches; j. Con.
TIL. winner wa. protested a. being over axe III. med.
al. Will he withheld Until he matter IL decided.
,,ns n, m Hurdle aceFnal
berkeley. second J. II. Polk, Cutler third Tine %
Eim.n asrssty .ssoa: j. iisyi. s erkrisy .htra
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Strong and Iu Good Health mt los.

BANNER FALLS. Pa. May pa remarkable
case OF longevity is found in the person OF Mrs.
Jane BumEardner. who arrived in New Brigh-
ton from Wood county. W. Va. on Friday last.
In company with her son she walked from the
depot to Block House Run. q distance ofamost
n mile. Mrs. Bumgardner was born in Georgia
on Christmas Day 100 years ago. For fifty
years she has been an habitual smoker Her
eyesight. memory. and IN fact her general
health is remarkable. She Is able to do much
without glasses equally as well as woman Of
~. Joseph Bumgardner; her youngest son;
to New Brighton. has authentic proof Of the old
ladyS age.
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Francis Mcneil Bacon Of New York was NOR
ried on May 10 In the Church OF the Holy
Trinity in Paris to Miss Pauline Post Mr..
Bacon is a son OF Francis NJ. Bacon OF the firm
OF Bacon. Baldwin 4 Co.. dealers In woolens at
"a Franklin street. He was graduated at Har-
ward in the class Of "a. and is now member
OF his fathers firm. Miss Post Is a daughter
OF lothian Post. wcl-known New Yorker.
who died In Paris several years ago: Since his
death Miss Post and her mother have snent
country nearly every year for the seasons at
Newport and IenoN. 80
and OF Mrs Herman Leroy. Mr.. Bacon Is 2
member of the KnickerbS9c;s k Calumet o and
Owing TO the recent death Of Miss Posts SIS
ter. Mrs. Jack Rubell. there were few invita-,
reformed by the Rev. James II. Morgan. Mr.
Bacon's mother and sister were present. and
after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the residence OF Mrs. Post Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon will sail for New York on June 4.
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NEGRO LYNCHINGs IN THE SOUTH.
"The Crime which Caused Them Oujlaws
tho Perpetrator AnyWhere.r

" Tho SrImo which Caused TheM Outlaw0
the Perpetrator Anywhere."
ATLANTA. May 23.-In an interview to-day
Bishop Fitzgerald. in regard to the recent
lynching OF negroes by Southern mobs. said:
Tho uuspeakable crime for which they
we're lynched outlaws the perpetrator. whether
white or black. in every part OF the United
States. Frequent lynchings have occurred
from time to time In the North. but they ap-
pear to be forgotten entirely. The white man
In the South who is guilty Of the same crime
meets nsswitt doom as the black man. II is
notable that in all the spasms Of Indignation
against the Southern people because OF these
lynchings no word OF sympathy has heen
spoken for the white women who were their
victims
The fact is" went on the Bishop. that the
best element OF the negro race has no sympa-
thy with the Grim es that result in these out
breaks and they are beginning to realize that
They have no desire to 20 whore their pro-
fessed friends are most numerous and noisy.
but prefer to remain among the white people
OF the South.
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w S. ANDREWS DID NOT Advertise
omebody Taking Liberties with the Excise
Commlssionrr's Name.

Somebody Taking liberties with the Excise
CommIssionrr'sN Name.
The following advertisement printed in a
morning paper caused Excise Commissioner
William s. Andrews to receive visits all day
yesterday from reporters anxious to learn
what he knew about It:
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-l hereby give notice
i that am longer responsible for debts incurred
by my wife. Cora ". Andrews from whom have sep
arateu. WILLIAM S. ANDREWS,
The Commissioner denies all knowledge Of
the advertisement. ! did not have it in
Serted" he said. and he added that he had no
accession to advertise in that way.
The Commissioner has recently removed to
III East Seventeen street from l0l East
Eighty ninth street. He left lanitor at the
old house. who does not seem to like the Com
missioner very well. The iantor knows the
Christian name Of the Commissioners wife.
which he says is the name given in the adj
yertiSement
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Thratr,c.l Star. 10 Dlxerx.nt Orbit..

TRENTON. May 23.-Edward P. Sullivan. the
actor. who has until recently starred in vari-
Gus melodramas. published notice in a local
newspaper few days ago. warning all por-
sons from trusting his wife on his account.
Aad alleging that she has deserted him. Mrs.
Sullivan was Roso Stahl. the pretty daughter
Of Capt. L. c. Stahl Of this city She was an
amateur actress until her marriage. but went
on the professional stage with her husband.
making her debut In Bhndmann's production
Of Jekyll. and Hyde, at Niblo's Garden.
is no scandal attached to tho affair. but that it
Is a case OF too much famiy-in-law." legal
separation vii he sued for. Mrs. Sullivan Is now
in this city ut her fathers home. Her husband
Is IN PHILADELPHIA The pair starred together
lust season. but without much success.
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ELIzABErHpoRr. May 2a-Tho twenty. five
girls who struck at the Singer works last
Thursday went to work again yesterday. and
are now as smiling and good humored as ever.
1t was not avlctory for either side. but an
agreement In which both sides conceded some
thing. The company had begun to make
square beds for It's sewing machines instead
OF lddl e-shaped beds. and these girls. who
worked in the iapanning department. put the
lower patterns on the first OF the new beds In
manner Fiat did not please the company be.
ng'ause they were not used to the new shape.
anese hfst beds were sent back to be done
over again. and tho girls. who are paid by tho
pieee; claimed that the fault was not theirs
~, ma mat they ought not to be compelled to do
wished, Yesterday the company agreed to
s s,.tw them something for the work. and the
s Is an was declared on. AS, this ornamenting
machines the continuing Of the strike would
t uare bIeen inconvenient The company says
standing
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Mrs. Henry Wright OF 1884 Main street. Pater-
son. whose husband. a iewcller. had been
missing since last Friday. identified his re-
mains on Sunday at the MorEus in this city.
He was the unknown man found in tho river
of East Ninety ninth street. Wright. has for
made him dcspondent. On Thursday he and
his vile kissed the rellc. OF St Ann. On Friday
sought relief through the relic. lie was stay
ing with friend in this city. and at night
went ont, but mover returned. Mrs. Wright
says he had about $50. II watch and chain. and
ring. and she thinks he was IN urdored.
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The New White star Freixhter..

The names Of the two Zig White Star twin
screw freighters nearing completion at the
yards Of Harlan 4 Wolfl ut Belfast. Ireland
are the Naronic and the Bowie. They will be
the biggest freight steamships in the world.
capable OF carrying about 5000 tons OF cargo
and over 800 cattle The, Naronic will be In
service between New. York and Liverpool In
The White star ine already hns two twin:
screw freIGhtteis.. the Iaurie an, and Nomadc.
days. The new ships. it is expected. will be
eight-dny boats.
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Mor, House. Rn,ded by Capt. C-e.dep.

Police Capt. Creeden Of the Mercer street
station raiLed three Gisorderly houses last
night and arrested tho persons found in them.
The houses wero l3l and l34 Macdougal
street and I2a West Third street.
ChariaC IuwsOn WAS arrested, with seyon
ethe persons # ~ t, siTseen persons were
Inv,nnnrietors OF the latter houses were not
found. Capt. Creeden has, warrants for their
arrsst and expects to get them to-day
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Snakes Tool. OF Their Trade.

Fifteen yards OF boa constructor that arrived
on the steamship Aurania were seized by the
customs officers yesterday and sent to the
Appraisers stores. They were shut up In
big box. so tho officers had no trouble In muk-
Ing the seizure. They ielong to Robert Lewis
gers on the Auranin. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis nre
professional snake Gh"rm1nTistf dnd they think
nIements Of trade" There arc four ofthem,
file bi0pest fifteen feet long.
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4 PoLICEMAN.s FORTUNE.
james A. Monahan said to Have Fallen
Heir to $4,000 900,

1t was stated at the East Twenty second
street station last night that Policeman James
A. Monahan Of that precinct who has been
connected with the department for nine years.
had fallen heir to property valued at $4,000
600. The property is principally located in
Ireland.
Monahan. his wife. and sister-in-law will
sail for Ireland in few days to claim the
estate. The estate. it is said. has been con-
tested for some time. but decision was finally
rendered in favor OF Monahan.
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Adele Belrard. to Wed.

1t was announced in tho actor's colony yes
tsrday that Miss Adele Belgrade. who has been
leading lady with many OF the noted stars, will
shortly hG married to Mr.. ]. d. Butler, former
with Held by, IN" Enemy" but now in the
nams is Adeaid. Levy. She is n Ism, lima Una
woman q about :!2. and has been on the stnre
since 1875. In that year sho made a rathcr
conspicuous dAbut. performing the role OF
iiomso In Romeo and Juliet" She has act cd
In support OF Booth and Salvipi "1'eo
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Westinghouse Gets the Contract.

CHICAGO. May 23.-George Westinghouse
company has received the incandescent cleo
trio lighting contract for the Worlds Fair.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
however. required u bond OF $l.000.O0O rs an
evidence that the Westinghouse Company
would fulil its contract. and gave II until June
house is going back to New York to- morrow.
and will mediate upon the terms before nc-
ceTtGg them. Tonight he said he thought
the demand Tor S1.WU.OOO unjust. and he has
not yet decided whether ne would accept the
terms.
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some Sabbath Breaker. who Were C.ush,

Thomas owens Thomas Wolf. Christian Seibert. and
James Curtin were bel! yesterday In the rorLvle
Court for trial having been arrested for operating
merry round on sunday. At the foot of West Fifty.
Eighth street
Justice Duhy at the Tombs. held eleven men for the
Special Sessions charged with selling hquer on Sunday
SIX alleged eScis- violaturs were discharged In the
lorkvile Court nse were held for trial At Esse Z
Market three out OF fourteen were held at the Harlem
Market
Andrew Peterson who has billiard room at 81 Bow.
ness on sunday.
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A Man Goe. over Genes.s Fails.

ROCHESTER, May 23.-An unknown man was
seen to jump from the Central avenue bridge
into the Genesee River at 2 o'clock this
evening. He deliberately swan down the
surcinp stream, swollen by the recent rain
SaiIs and was swept over the Upper 0enesee
Falls, ninety feet into the chasm below He
WAS about 90 years old, wore light trousers.
brown coat derby hat. and was smooth shaven.
His body has not been recovered.
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European tourists should take
Carter's Little Liver Pills week
before sailing, also during the voy-
age, to prevent seasickness. They
are infallible. Positive cure for
sick headache.
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Sentenced for Attenptea Black mall.

BUFFALO. May 23.-The celebrated Truth
Taylor Matchmaking case has been disposed
OF. Tho sentence OF Judge Titus is that
George NJ. Hnusauer. Karl Rodenbach. Louis
i, plogsted. and George GAMBLER pay 2 line OK
confined in the Erie county penitentiarX at the
rate Of one day for every dollar OF the hne re- Re,
naming unpaid II. j. Taylor the plaintiff
lately deceased. was o millionaire oil PRO-
tncer. The proprietors Of Truth sought t. OBJ
tam money Of the plaintiff for suppressing tho
story Of his ALLEGED diversions.
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TO TEA CIR FRENCH CHILDREN FRENCH
The Union Generate Opens New Class
Rooms In Its chool Building.

Roomb Ia It's schooI HuIIdIhE.
The Union Generale des Francois ct des
Societies Franchises opened their new class
rooms at the school building. South Fifth
avenue. yesterday afternoon. The primary
object Of the school is to keep Franco Ameri-
euage The school was opened in 1881 Tor
children from to years Of age. and in 1893
provision WAS made for higher classes; The
the public schools. as the primary classes do
not begin until late in the afternoon. About
Cohn OF Columbia College presided and adj
dressed the pupils and visitors Consul-Gen-
eral d'Abzac and Mr.. John Swinton also spoke.
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STATE. Island Excise License.

The Richmond county Board OF Excise held
Its first meeting yesterday In Stapleton to
grant licenses. About 100 licenses were issued
fee for an all night license WAS fixed ut $50 In
addition to tho regular fee Protests were filed
with the Board against the granting OF licenses
to about thirty places, principally III the towns
OF n orthfleld and Castleton. All applications
against which objections had been made were
lniu over
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CLINTON HARDELL MARRIED..
He Eloped with q Pretty 1e-year.old Girl
from WIilinmatcwn.

from Wiilinmstcwn.
NORTH ADAMS. May 23.-Clinton NJ. Wardell
OF Brooklyn. class Of ~. Williams College and
Miss Maud Ripley Of this town. eloped and
were married on April 20 at Stamford. Vt. by
the Rev. ". d. Hitchcock. Wardell is 20 years
old and the girl is 10 and very pretty. The
marriage was kept q profound secret by tho
young people. Both the bride and the groom
denied the marriage. but the clergyman's re-
turn 10 the Town Clerk Of Stamford shows that
it took place as stated. Wardel! is well-to. do.
and when he becomes OF age will have IL for
tune OF S5O.O0l The bride belongs to one Of
the best families in town. The young people
had been engaged for u year.
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The Old Fire Chlcr May Recover.

Tho condition OF John Decker. formerly
Chief of the Volunteer Fire Department OF this
city. who is suffering from pneumonia Mt his
home in Port richmond. Staten Island. was SO
much improved last night that DR.. Cooney.
expressed hopcs Of his recovery.
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free ozone from peroX.
ide Of hydrogen for prao-
teal purposes Of inhala-
ton In disease.
"The WONDER Full
PROPERTIES OF OZONE
as a universal and absolute
MICROBICIDE. purifier Of
air and blood. and llie-giv-
ing element Of animal and
vegetable substance are
known IN sciAhtiata- Thav
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WASHINGTON. May 23-Mrs. Harrison con-
tinues to improve. but 1t will he u long time
at the White House until mile to make o
change. This will hot b. for month or more.
her Physician says
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0aslr SAFE OF rnosoUsnsaEDA
fhtiip ,. DwVer. HI. Pierre Lsrs1lsrA. sa<
Others Fay mlgh Irieea.

Others Fay Nigh fr1ess.
The salo OF yesrlngs from the Runnymede
and other well-known. II less famous. Ken
lucky breeding farms was the attraction at
Tattersalrs last night. That It was q strong
one was shown by the fact that nearly every
thurman OF any prominence was present
The sale was great one. Bidding was
lively from the outset. and some OF the prices
obtained were very high. Tho brother to
Hanover was the principal bone OF contention
Of the SALE but the bidding for the handsome
chestnut son Of Hindoo and Bourbon Belle
'oRSSs nc Ps s9Ss. sss
sfs'tnnSa sSs s~ BIS %snasE
oo0 ToF gEand locking bay SSlt by Hin
snsion sepsssontatiye Si Tie Hsneosss stud
eon and W. X BaTrieE t'An had s' lively
S at the snd and ns got
Ieen%eis good % oSS lorm and tho
yes1r b2oshsr Several Sthers SpoSsR
high prices and nll those offered fair figures.
rs the following summary OF the sale shows:
PROPERTY OF THE RuNNYMEDE STABLE.
Bay colt by Hindoo-Juanita. by wanderer;
chss1nSt col. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle. BY WV
Chestnut NY BY iIindoo-vsss. by war Dance: A..
Bay col, BY ii,ndoo-XaiiapA by Billet; Empire 49,
Bay colt by Leon.,as-viilo,,s, by virgil: r j.
css.tnui my BY iindoo-D reamiand. by Billet; ~
Bay hs by Iindoo- iammacita. BY John Nor. -''00
gan: Dr John Bowen 200
syya SG SSdre eM fhonp.o oy hns 200
Bay eo!. BY iindoo-PstrsIA. by Fat Mailoy;
Bi.st hiiy ~ lndoo-franc..ca.' by Leaning. 49,
nay i,iy IS iinaoo-Tere.e. BY Pat M.ioy: Il. wv
Bay colt by Leonntus-Beie Palmer, by Bonnie -'O'o
Scotland; A; Lakeland l.75o
James r. Kecne ......'.."'........ y. @ 1850
cIestna. my, By llindoo-katc ciaxton. by Bill. -
Bay my BY iiindoo-caiomel BY oanvei W. o
Bay coHey Hindoo-veiinimr.. BY Ber,ram or iBi.
Bay colt BY sonstu.-Taro Girl BY King Faro: ~
J. II. McAvoy ................ $50
01 a.n I b S.rl. ,na0o-Red and Blue b, 500
Brown my BY ilinaoo- Rose'ie. by Ro.,crueian;
Bay colt by Leonstus-vnisar by virgil; Z. r. .'0
Bay coli BY, iiindoeI BY King Alfonso:
Bay hiiy By Leonatus-The widow BY H,ndoo::
Ray hiiy BY Leonaius-Fauna BY virgil Z. G. wv
Bay col. sy l!nase Cherry Blossom. by Pow. nv
Bay colt BY Leonstus-Repeat by virgil; J.
Bi.ei ay Sy a,ndGo-Ia Belle n. BY Reform; .oo
BAY dly Sy, Leonaius-Adeie. by onondaga:
Bay colt BY Leonatus = tUmbria. by Hindoo:
Meadowtiorpe stud ......,.,............ $50
f.ooa oy TOO
sston Se stua BY Learn
.x:TEss.s,.,.....................:...s53ts;sS
i.'@o
PROPERTY OF MEssGs. wooDFoRD BROTHERS.
Bay colt by Leonatus-Nettie Howell, by Billet. $1,000
PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CAssIus GooDLoE.
Bay colt by fonso-Piauetarium. by Planet: W.
Brosp nily BY Fon,o-Nadolin by vigil Byron
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YOUNGSTOWN. O.. May 2a.-Tbe street-car
system OF this city was tied up this morning by
strike OF all the conductors and motor men.
W VINO tT0 weeks ago demanded On increase In
fused; and tho men held meeting last night,
&C which II was decided to strike. The strikers
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know also that the DEADLY BACILLI Of Con-
sumption. Diphtheria. Scarlet Fever. Small Pox.
and the host Of infectious diseases could noe
exist in the presence Of Ozone which also
secured health and immunity from Typhoid
and Malarious disorders to an entire section
OF country. All believers In the Microbic ORR
gin OF disease have felt that Ozone must be
THE remedy. but none had yet solved the
problem Of how to bring THE BANE AND AN.
TIDOTE together.
Peroxide Of Hydrogen. unsurpassed as an
antispeptic In surgery. and valuable remedy
internally for Cntarrh. Sores. Dyspepsia. Scrof-
ula. &c. fell short because tho chief agent.
OZONE was not free to act Prot Helmer
was the flrss to liberate 1t. and now
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24

Alexis Low Gisiko. an actor In the "Eysum" show
81 Iisrrmanns Vas married on Sunday night at tn.
Little Church Around the Corner to Clara Rom. a
young English actress recently in Kate Caxtuns com
Iany The marriage was private; and was a surprise
Vas an amateur until hs went on u. stage oi Tue
nrs IN Nanon." Since then he has travelled in IN any
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24

The Eastman Company ana the New Process Film
company. which nave been separate concerns IN the
6r"d%e.on 81 !hs Kodak camera and IT'S plate. ye.er
OF state under the name u the Eastman lax tom,
at So OOO.oOO. " ~
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Where Ye.terd.y.s Fire. We're.

p. MI Bond street. Leon Tsnenbaum. damage
$780, 90, 81 Essex street. sarah Koshmaker. damage
sight 500 ~ Ludlow street. Norris KTamyitz dam.
trilins h:3O IN Washington street. Julia Kelly.
damage iriIiing 10 80. <tvI4 Hudson street. James
Armstrong. no damage
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The Cro~s.Country NJ ngnates Deal I.enieutly
with Grave OGcucea,

Tho Executive Committee of the National Cross
Country Association met at the arena in West Thirty
hrst street. last night to investigate charges against
". J. V. Hart Xavier A. and s. freeth, Prospect
Iarriers The hrst charged with Assault and con.
duct unoecDming Official Of tho y, T. q. A. ami the
latter with assault
Mr.. Lloyd, member Of the New York Athletic Club.
was the complainant.
After two hour the charges were dismissed.
Mr. Lloyd WAS Also tn, complainant against Freetn.
The board decided months suspension for an -
called for use OF hsts.
The charge " prof-ssionasm against Walsh Of the
MSyiers was withdrawn by the Pa,time A. C.
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Morgan 4 Brother. tornge warehouse 232. 23S 23S
West 4Ith st., near Broadway Furniture removed In
city or country with Large padded VANS Boxing and
sLpping ALL.
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Fashionable designs In Turn lture can best be had Q
FINITE. West - u st.-.ias.
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ths People Appreciate security.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24

may he classed among the greatest Of medi.
cal discoveries. since no chemist has hereto.