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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

The meeting of tho Sons OF Veterans last
ulght was held at the regmouia armory in-
stead o Almply's Hotel. as that place was too
crowded Oh admit them. Several matters we're
discussed. the most important being tho part
tlev would take jn the unvelIing ceremonies
on the 8.tl OF May aud the reception ol tae
Sons Of y eterau3 of fredericksburg. who VIII
be here on that day 10 was decided that taey
would meet lhat organization Ola its arrival
here and escort them TO the hall. They viii
a.so Doe entertained on llat night 4 meeting
Illal 10 y O-c-0nk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
,,.,...,...--r DrsrAU Richmond TNrs. J
''"N'' Twelfth and Hull streeis.
p~anch Chco iut decatur street.

r-,-.h lIlCo itUt Decal lr street. }
o c,eee,ei tbat electric cars will be
1850, .l.o Hu.l. street line at an early
s The II. ,iey wire ia being strung out
,...-i. .o park and work on the power
progressing rapidly. A double track
........ .. down 90 Che corner of Seventh
.-fuoU streets
r.y 49, 81. Jennings, Of Manchester. Who
....n Nor.a pursuing his theological stu
. returned Mr. Jennings has ac-
.ro' o. becomethc pastor of Curwens-
C.ear. cid Baptist churches, ina Clear
r.r pa aui VIII enter upon the
...rt fao llta of noNt month lie has
-r.fs ~ Manchester who will wish
....-s .n las new hold of labor
,..l lo Mother Goose entertain-
~ aa5cr lal tonight for the benefit
.r.I .e-Alemorlal church. All the char
Mother Goose Melodies Will ho
ard tho entertainment promises 20
--. interesting one. The admission
t.t.nafE. 1--WE cents and large audie. 20
- t.e worthy cause. Mrs. Andrew
hls charge OF .he children and
.-.. .lDu until they thoroughly know
eI,rclsos of the colored high
citv w.il take place iu The First
ch co.oIodH ON the night of the
.. There wul-oe several addresses
as aud certificates will be awarded
t-s. -u. tle school.
Psi. |..ar O.. Warwick. Of Che- ierfeld.
e. .r.. chose invited 60 tho dinner given
III. N... .rk lutsla ly Mr. Hugh Be. Gar
...,.. oer. rmei by the advisory board
..t.. Virginia Uebt Commission
....o .r.e- from Chesterfield are in the
n....Ir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

This entire list represents "one pair lots
that being our entire stock Of the styles men,
toned.
{. O.. per pair. o-o
Muslin Curtains, 9 yards long. from $3.50
70 ~l.l1 Per pair
$3.50 q 81 70 /. PER rair.
Madras Curtains. yards long, s6 to 20 per
irish Point Curtains yards long. $3.50;
4 yards on, 1850 20 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will re-
sun'e the sale OF their hslf-rate Saturday ever
INC tickets on June 18th. These tickets will
be sold To all stations between Richmond and
stanton. the latter inclusive. on main line
for the $3.50 T.. NJ. aud o 10 =. NJ trains Of Sat
,rssvs and 10 all stations east OF add in
cind.no scottsyilie on James River division
TO-. 4.S0 =. NJ. train. limited. good for return
passage by first train the Monday morning fol-
lowing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

state Bank Clerks and the Accountants of
the NatinnnI KnnIla 10 Croa. Bate.

state Bank Clerks and the Accountants oil
the National Banks 10 Gross Bats.
The State and national bank clerks will try
their respective merits this afternoon in q
game of bali on Island PARK These are very
evenly matched 90 10 a. Fty ami numbers,
and an exciting contest is looked for.
he pitchers may not twist the horse hide
ike John ClarksOn and the helders may not
be quite as nimblo as the Brookyns hut for
genuine fun il large measure the game will
surely abound.
The teams are made up Of splendid young
mon. and the possibilities of the national
game will be demonstrated in measure not
often seen on Island Park Each club has a
large following of friends, who vii. DO present
20 cheer The brilliant plays.
The state people claim 90 have the best
pitcher and the hardest hitters and the Ma
tionals say they have the best catcher and
nuleker fodder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

Ameeting OF delegates 20 the convention of
claiai ers OF commerce and boards OF trade OF
tie cities Of virginia. called by the Bueua
Vista Caamber of Commerce for the purpose
of forming u State board ior the promotion of
the commercial and industrial interests of the
State. viii be held no the rooms o tho Rich
nond Chamber OF Commerce to-day a. noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad SIS.
mylsw&f2t
KEEP K()()lI.

Have you a PERFECTION REFRIGERA-
TOR. best in the world. oyor 900 in uso in
Richmond?
Or one Of our BLIZZARD ICE-CREAM
FREEZERS. which are especially arranged 20
use the smallest quantity OF ice in freezing!
or ous of those REVOLVING DISC FLY
FANS. the best and handsomest IN the city.
tho Latest Invention.
Or one OF our WATER-COOLERS. in which
we show tie largest assortment in the city
Wood ia ANTIQUE Oak aud Walnut, Wood
Fibre. Porcelain Lined,
Or will you drnk muddy water when you
can have b. purchasing one OF our PASFEUR
GERM.PROOF FILTERS water Us pure and
clear es crystal
We show the largest and best selected as
sortmsnt Of DINNER SETS. TEA SETS,
CHAMBER SETS. BERRY AND ICE.
CREAM SETS. CHOCOLATE SITS. CUT
GLASS LATEST CUTTINGS. BRIC-A-
BRAC. &c. on which we have made sweep
ing reductions
our Housefurnishing Department Is now
complete. We have in this line ANYTHING
you may need
Give us q call.
No trouble 70 show goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

At the regular Wednesday meeting Of the
Central 81. q. IT, q. tie following resolutions
were adopted.
]. Resolved That this MON hereby tender
their most hearty thanks Q, all the kind
friends who sent flowers on Saturday Tor the
penltoutRry.
e. Res lyei, Tia, @ copy If this resolution
be published in the city papers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

The closing exercises of the Hartshorn.
Memorial College took place last evening
Several essays were read and several musical
numbers we're rendered. while the large crowd
IN attendance seemed we'll pleased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

Ernest Fontaine nutler a bright little son
OF Mr.. John NJ Butler No 81 south Cherry
street. was bitten quito severely yesterday
on the face by dog. The wounds are not
serious but quite painful. DIR. Bright at
tended the child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

hlou,a.us scene is witnessed in the Temp

t..,,,. .c.,. ID. ,.itnessod i'm the Ternplc
n "'"- '''i' D.. " u" 'no
of Equity ana many tears are 9n'"
r tle p'lee court Yesterday morning the
.rf was not "a long one and Justice and
.-.. ,r.ro 5isrors.d as rapi5lv % iuleps IN
- .......- mn .l.--i,,-.l...,
u. loon "n'ef sanger hal. during tue AM .,l
'-lI ,- n'~ 80. 3'' ,.fro.,5
f,,l.-5 I,,.,.,. ~ tIcrrb la ID
.,,.....i e., .-..+ i,..,'.4, ~, fi'a -.
80 49,. ,+,,,-.i 1,,.,,+r Cio-.i,,5
..-l -. 49,. lro al NOT 60. ,t
,..-,,,5 '.,.sr 81. .f,.,r. loolet for 1o had
49, .-1 1901 tf.t ~ r,,,,'i.or ~
go. I.,. l-ti'lr ~. ~, 40 ..'....-
- e e-.e d. .,.;,o'. 1-,',,i5
r,af, ,l;s 'o,r,,,,', se +6e ctsta On
800 ,..s. az sl,art as tl,e vo1no min
t..sr.s frst .ermon and The fines collected
Lo' ",a s, '- -. ....-', '.,
t ,... .,,..-, ono, l,r .ro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

O. iNe regular meeting OF the Daughters OF
american Revolution was held ia tue par
.o's o' tle oung Mem Christian Association
nefhesday. There was full attendance
?. ncA interest was shown. Ms. Dooiey
,... &. 4agrer made yery encouraging re-
~ slowing good staIt towards tie
accomplishment OF the charter.
-~' following new members were elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
MILLINERY.
K AUFMhNN&CO.
millinery AND FANCY GOODS.
ANNUAL MAY BARGAINS.

We shall continue to give 20 PER CENT. DIS
COUNT on our entire stock Of TRIMMED COLI
OHED HATS and BONNEIS during THIS
cents on every dollar spent IN purchasinn one
or more OF our STYLISH TRIMMED HATS or
BONNkl5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

Hebrew Memorial day was observed yester-
day az the cemetery 40 the north OF the CITY
There we're no formal exercises tut the sol
diels graves there were remembered with
bouquets of flowers. Mrs. Henry J. Myers is
president Of the Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

Large assortment in remnants o. SLACK.
White and Cream iaces. from 4 T. yards IA
q piece. eltrome.y l4W prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

REMNANTS IN LADIES' HOSIERY
II pairs Lalies' Fancy Embroidered aud
Woven ross @. inch slightly s3lleu -
rsgu.sr price sl-relucod 70 75c. Ter pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

2c4 Derby Satin Tabe-Coyers, slightly
fadel-regu.ar price $50, remnant price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

You have an opportunity here FOR purchasing
well-made entertainments OF NIL kinds at JUST
about what the cost of-material would be. owing
10 a large purchase just made for spot cash
from a party who needed money worse than
stock Don't fail 10 see the Gowns and Skirts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

REMNANTS IN CHILDRENS WEAR.
% Ginghqn aad Cambria Drssse, for chill
drsn / a1d years OF age. Remnant prlee
2Jc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
SUMNER UNDBRVESfS.

The past few days OF warm weather calls forth
the Geht weight Undergsrments We have an
exceptionally well selected variety for Ladies
and Children. and have marked same at prices
e. correspond with the Sweeping Reduction
made IN ali other departments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
INFANTS AND CHILDRCN'S WHITE
NULL DRESSES.

We havo the popular styles and az prices
which viii induce YOU to purchase them ready.
made III preference t. having them made up;
The above are all made here under orr personal
SUPERVISION AMI the workmanship and NJ can
not he surpassed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
NOTES CT MANCHESTER.
FAcrs GhrRERnD.

rcc,rlc Cars VIE soon Run ON Huh Street.
Mother Goose entertainment NJ
Leader Hall -ouar'e''e Organized
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

All tho newest effects and styles IN 81 X. Sat
teen. rercale and Null. Waists are here IN
abundance. any color or any SIZE, and prices
ranging from 25c. up 10 $3.50.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
TO BREAK THE COAL TRUST.
Jerseys Legislature Will Investi-
gate the Reading Deal.
'pS LssocrLrrD raves


TRENTON, Feb. 1.-THE Assembly this
morning adopted n resolution offered by Mr..
Lane empowering the Special Committee on
the Reading Railroad combine to summon
officers OF the roads involved and to issue pro-
cesseS n required.
Mr.. Lane who Ia Chairman OF the Commit
tee, said to an Associated Press reporter that
his intention Is to call the committee to-
gether for organization this hternoon, when
hc Will endeavor to have subpTnas issued,
50 as TO serve by tomorrow, and thus enable
the Committee TO beg in taking evidence on
Friday.
He desires to have every oillcia! o! the sew
eral roads who can throw any light on the
alleged deal summoned, and also any other
persons who can give the Committee any in
formation. TIL some such Information is
secured no legal steps can be taken to break
up the monopoly.
Messrs. Barrett, llinchlfTe and Keys were
appointed committee OF the Senate to CO.
operate with the Assembly Cominittee touch
Ing the Heading Railroad investigation.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Day in NNashinRton.

TIE House Committee hears tho opposition to
Home Rule Tor Utah,
Senate passes Meus'rcn's bill allowing Brook lyn
to purchase the Jamaica PLANK road
Senator Palmer gives notice that he will speak
tomorrow IN IsNor of the election Of Senators "
popular vote,
The Sepstc plsscs the re,olu,lon to return Ia
Mexico the cAptGted bate hags nov in the
M issum At West POtnt
The Navy department IS informed by c,hlc that
Admiral nhrraIdI ssi'ed to-day from MuntcyIIro
for the Barbadoes with the Pmaieiphis aud
Concord,
senator Carey to-day reported TO the Senate from
the Committee ON iaucatIon and Labor a Til. IN
IN. nAtarc ol a substitute, providing Tor the sd
lustment aud payment oi The accounts Of .AboTcrs
aud mechanics ArlsIng under the eiELt-hogr law.
Attire romcr. Of the New York rrodace E,-
change, Chss ID. Hamill aud Thomas \. Wright,
Oi the Chicaso board II Trade, ana William / ul.
Ahy, a CLicsco pork'packcf, argue against Auti.
Option,
Senate Committee REPORTS adversely Quay rnso
lution requesting the totnmittec on Foreign RelA
tiOns 90 inquire a. to tho prastioaGity 81 the
gutsitol. OF c.rtatn Vort ouS OF tho Republic Of
Mexico. indehnItsIy postponed.
Tho House refers the Senate concurrent resolu !.
tiom pro'iiinE ior an Investigation by the Senate
AMI House Committees on imini grafton of the
avs relative to immigration aud the facts attend.
" New York.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Day in ALBANY.

Drafted Mems bill goes to third reading in the
Senate.
Senate reports progress on bill to reimburse own
ers OF horses killed ior. glandors
Sohm.r's Anti.Pinksrton LI,l, lately passed by
the Assembly, Is reported to the Senate.
Mccarthy introduces q Senate bill to add two
clerks to the Brooklyn Court of Sessions.
-.Assembly passes tn. bill Incorporating tho Wof
Island tSt. Lawrence Rivcr) Bridge Company,
Foiey's bill providing that New York Aldermen
shall hold Office two year1 reported to Assembly.
Assembly pAsses-74 To 30 -Connelly's bill IN
reference to fees for commissioners In street
openings in New York.
Coopey's bill fIing sNlaries OF Brooklgn Excise
ComInissio' ers at $500 reported to hssembiy
Also his bill liking salaries CT BrouE.yn Aldermen
at -, 5OO.
Assembly committee reports We!ls's hill provd.
ing tor repavcmeEt OF Third Ayenue, NeW YORK.
from Harlem River to EastOne Hundred and seg.
entieth street.
Assembly committee reporto the Long Island City
bills rcatiye TO collection Of unpaid taxes aud
water rents and prev idlng for xl1S, OOp efpendi.
ture 10 complete schOol-houses.
In the Assembly Mr.. FNqahsr intro.iuced the
Medical Coz! eye Laboratory Of New York City with
the UuiyeToity oI the ,ity of Now forg.
As.embiyman Cooney presents a b'll allowing
Kings County supervisors 10 make provision ior
paying 40 daily to supreme Cou Judges holdin q
CoaTt in the Second District who may u ealed In
from other districts.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
TYPAUS IS CHECKED.
DR.. Edison Has No Fear that
the Contagion Will Spread.
Massillia's Russians Are herded
and Under Observation.
Some Patients at North Brother
Island Expected to Die To-Day.

DR.. Cyrus Edson. Chief OF the bureau o.
Contagious Diseases, announced this morning
that there was no longer any danger OF the
spread OF typhus fever beyond the "4s ih-
fected RUSSIANS landed IRON tine steaihship
Massil'la
Every one of the 24s has been accounted
for and Is under observation' so that there IN
no fear OF contagion spreading from that
source
- ., 49,, "a,
To make sure, however that the dread Dis
ease does not exist among the Italians
,o,,,, horo ,,,or ,o,,r I'm cnntoct
i"nueu n''' a',o, 'e'e ~ ~ ,ona',,
Win the KuhslanS Oh 'he No9"Se'
DR. Edison has ordered his insDccturs to
,,,a,., ,nrs. ,o ,ou,o convoss ,he Italian
i''""' A''' W '1'u e' . ,. 80 ~ 49,,
quarters anu examine every inmate VI INT
big tencments pa-ticularly hose with whom
49,. ,,,,,, n o.r,,,,,, n ~, on,r,.r,d
the new arrivals are qua''ercu.
The locailtles lhhaoi'ed ny ltaiiahs nave
been aiViueu ihto Ten ois'r'c's' vi. ihspee,o'
oo,,e, n,,,1 no,,,n ,n.dav
The Massillia 24S Russians are accounted
for as follows: There are eiyhty-nine SICK
ana siHtech "e' WI >o''h n'o.no'
IN rms Is,ona. =. three nre sick in BROOKLYN,
nine are sick at kinderhOOk, \. vi SIX are
sick NJ oasaale, Mass, and the rest are
-, ,,,,,,,,,, -, : Ees,x and
herueu uIi" uhue' oose' '"'''A ~ ""O
4" EaSt lWel1lh strecis.
pr. Edison ia of op,nion that the disease Will
In oonnr.d to tho Rus.,sns
oe eo"h''" w VIZ i
He does not place mucn reliance on the re-
norris from various parts OF the country that
..,,,,. ,,,, ,,o,,,n 90. ,,,on, ia, ,i,,ui,l,o,s
tSphua mas oroheh ou' "'nohS 'ho "a''ii''"
luihle az. s' .,,,.,. o.o ,o,,rao, ,,,oro on
ne ,niiHo ,no ''p'i 10 "'' '''nue" A'o'o '''
ieat anrtrr ,,,.i - tho ,oost ou,bonti,. coso rc
hppta@,em.i, @ "a, IN M ''I pr",'dnnn ,I1' ,nd
PIted Was ma iiuiii T. dt, n,,h M ~, ni,u ~,
DI Euno,, ,,., 90, M ,I, Iu ~ vaat,.t w
senu II innpv.,",i ,,, ,t ~ ,s,p s"'''
ne II eSpot,eu oaon @ Snn,h I,r., hos leland
All 'he pn.iehuS az W. IN, vi III i''niie ,n
VIII ,tpo p ~ ,,n, n nns ~ ,r,o,'' nns AVN
eAcsp. wv moi,. W ,h ow & o ,r",' M tasor
o1Ta s"m5 nns ,vi', Grnn ON sne has ,hs ,evar In
a, h1i ,nos, n'aI niria,t ,n,n ' mao ''' ~
The evening world., 1892-02-17
EMBEzzLER HYEa IN JAIL.
The Fugitive Surprised Hoboken
by Surrendering.

one Of the greatest surprises known In
Jersey City OF late happened at o O'Clock this
morning when Police Capt. Farrier. OF the
First Precinct, walked into Police Headquar-
ters and introduced to Supt. Smith John
Hyer the Jersey city embezzler, who was
supposed to be cn route to Australia. fugt
tive from justice.
Hyer, who was confidential clerk for VIII.
lam liarncy & Son. real estate agents, was
charged with einbezzlng some $4,000 from
the iirIn, and ran away with his young wife
to san Francisco where he was arrested.
While being brought back on extradition
papers two weeks ago he escaped from De-
tectiyc Dalton and ae I'm returned TO san
Francisco, whence he telcgraphed that he
should sail that DAY for Australia
Nothing further was known ot young Hyer
until O'Clock this morning, when messcn-
ger called at capt. Farre.'s house and said
that iiyer was at the residence OF his father
in-law, Harvey Marsh, 200 Grove street, and
desired to deliver himself up.
lIyer arrived In Jersey city at $50 o'clock
last night, and surprised Mr.. Marsh and his
family when he walked into the house, as he
had given no hint OF his whereabouts and no
intima'ion that he intended to return.
llyer told capt. Farrier that when he cs-
capped from Dalton OIL the train he went to
Ugicu, thence to Sacramento and then direct
to Alampda where he had been Imprisoned
pending the habeas corpus proceedings which
dragged along for months. Becoming tired
OF knOckins about he lad come back to stand
trial. lie was locked up at Police Head
quarters
While in san Francisco liyer u reported to
have said: "lf do 60 back to Jersey city
will send . d man Farney anu one or two
others To STATE Prison for bribery for have
receipts here now which viii show
ha. .dlci every dollar OF Harneys money
and put out $4,000 for money TO buy the
Judge AID jury In Jersey City court where
the woman who prosecuted suit agains.
him cot six cents damages. was Ilarney's
confidential clerk and never betrayed him
uutil other relatives nearer to IIarney than
stood IN with me 10 break him"
Tn" suit that Hyer refers 10 Sas brought
by Edward Concy, a railroad engineer, for
alternating the affections OF Mrs Coney.
Coney claimed that HarncS and Mrs. Coney
were together IN hotels IN New York, Brook
lyn aud Philadelphia during the years Of
lSS7-Ss. COncy wanted $4,000, but the jury
gave him six cents damages
Harney brands Hyers statement as a lie.
He said this morning: e have worked hard
TO get Hyef back to Jersey City and have
spent q good deal Of moneyto do so. l am
glad he is here. He talks about having some
papers In his possession rejecting upon me-.
Let him produce them. Every one knows
that the Juiy IN our case was composed OF
honorable men,"
Al IL o'clock Hyer was arraigned before
Justice Lippincott in the Hudson County
Court.
lie was without lawyer or bondsman,
and was remanied untl tomorrow.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
100000 THE FIRST DAY.
Census Enumerators Goth Sides tho
River Expect to Do Better To-Day.

Census EGnum orators Goth Sides the
River Expect to Do Better To-Day.
Bright and early this morning the ss7
cnumerators taking the state census, each
accompanied by a policeman, started in on
their second days work. A vast number Of
noses were counted yesterday the total IN
this city and Brooklyn being roughly esti-
mated at 100000.
To-day the enumerators, having proflted
largely by ihcir experiences OF yesterday,
viii perform their duties with much more
facility, and 1t Is expected that yesterdays
record Will he ecipsed.
1t Is thought that by the end OF ten day.
everybody in this city Will have been
counted, ana, as citizen expressed 1t, " Mir.
Porter will have a very black eye"
1t may take more than ten days to get over
the ground thoroughly III some OF the larger
districts, but the work must be completed by
FEB. 30.
Police superintendent Murray has issued n
general order that there will be no days
on " or no relief rom duty for policemen
while the enumeration Is going on. The tenn
porary subtraction from the working force OF
SST officers leaves the Department without u
man to Spa'e.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
DISGUISED AS AN OFFICER.
A Bogus Policeman FriRhtens an
Invalid Woman.

A man impersonating police officer forced
his way into the house Of Mrs William FurZe,
10 Ten Eyck street, Williamsburg, at
O'clocK this morning. Mrs. Furze is in deli
cate health and her recovery from the shock
and fright Is doubtful.
When the bogus onlcer rang the door bell
she thought II was her husband. She was
confronted by stranger, who demanded TO
seq Miss Weller for whom he said he had a
warrant. He said he was an ofncer.
Al the same time he pushed open the door
and entered. Mrs. Furze was frightened and
fell to the iioOr unconscious. Just then her
husband arrived and the alleged policeman
took TO MS heels.
MIR. Furze concluded that the man had
some sinister object.
seeing his wife lying PROSTATE, he did net
chase the INTRUDER, but this morning he went
TO the Lee Avenue court and swore ouG n
warrant FOR the mans arrest. He Is described
as q tall man, with pitted lace.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
JEALOUSY In IA CIGALE."
Miss Russell Accused of pivertins
Miss Claire's Flowers.

ESPECIAL TO rHr rvFSrSG wonIr.l
BosToS, Feb. l7.-There Is discurd in the
La Clgale" Company. 4 minor strain Is
being sung out OF tune.
Miss Attalie Claire Is greyed because cer-
tain baskets Of handsome iilwers sent On by
columbia college boys for her did not reach
her at the theatre. They were consigned
first TO the carpenter shop and then TO a
hotel.
Miss Claire accuses Miss Lillian russell OF
Giycrtiug the flowers. Sh" actually in,imates
that the quccnly star OF The troupe Is Jealous
over her iNiSs claire 81 conquest ~ the college
Toys. But the sorrOwing Attalte makes a
sweet martyr OF herself
81 don't beCrudgr Miss RUSSELL she says,
"nCr should she UcgrIdge Inc my hOnors. |
do not pretend To De as good as she. Why,
Just think: she Is twelve years older than /
ain"
Miss Russell had nothing to say.