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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
4 BAND OF YOUTHFUL BURGLARS
john Dalton. Captaip. AGED 10, Laid Ont
the Work for us 1a-Ye ar. old EolloMere.

the WORK Tor His 13-yenr.oid Followers.
Three ragged boys were in front seats In the
gallery OF tho Novelty Theatre. in briggs ave-
nue.. Wil!iamsburgh, on Tuesday night. deeply
Interested In the play. The Midnight Special"
when Detectives Donlon and QUEEN. Of tho
drrennoint avenue police station. tapped them
on the shoulders. and told them to come along.
The oldest aud tallest Of the thrco tried to
crawl under tho bench. hut the detective pulled
him out. In the lobby the boys became fright.
encd and accused each other OF stcnlirc
They were John Dalton. 10 years old am,
John sullivan and Jacob Sheppard. each IL
years old All live In Java street. near Man
haitian avenue. Sheppard told the detectives
that Dalton had been the chief Of tho gang for
moro than six months. and that many dwell
ings stores had been hurGlnrzed by them.
About four months ago a series OF petty bur
:laries began in Grecnpoint. Timothy Ker-
win. Il grocer. lost $40 worth Of goods: Charles
McAllister. saloon keeper lost a quantity OF
liquors and lot OF lead ripe from behind tho
bar: John Schott. another saloon keeper.
was robbed Of four gallons each OF
whiskcy rum. and gin. and two gal.
Ions Of kimmel: Carpenter Androw Walker was
robbed of 500 worth of tools A soar factory
, was entered the same night. and brass dies
iere'l and clothing and ,eweiry worth SO
taken or. Sunday night CHRISTOPHER Cnnper's
saloon. at Az NJ anhattan avenue. was entered
and cigars and liquor valued at s1i were
stolen.
Tho three boys had been seen lettering
around Capner's saloon. About n week ago
three boys answering tn. dissertation Of these
were caught rohbing canal boats and other
vessels ~ Ncwtown Creek A Waterman
caught them carrying off chains. but lie was
persuaded to 10, them go.
At the station house sullivan sail thut Dali
ton induced HIM and several others to Lcgin
career Of thieyinG f:.w months ago. and dur
ing That time they had stolen hundreds of dol
lnra' worth Of ,iundsr. Ivory member Of tho
gang. sullivan added. was compelled nv Dali
Ton TO take AN iron bound oath never to suuaal
on the others or to- l"truy The secrets of the
band IN any form. The penalty. he said. was
to lie Il horriheand lingering death. Sheppard
also told the police of the penalty in case they
suueael. The bunk ur HEADQUARTERS. Shcp-
rard said. was ut first in u stable in India
street. and latterly in stable In Greene street.
a great deal Of tho plumber. he said, was
bought nv Frank Alderman. II Junk dealer in
Franklin near Duront street. Ackcrman was
recently held to await the action of tho Grand
Jury for receiving stolen goods.
The boys admitted robbinG Cnppcrs saloon,
and were held in $1,000 hail each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
HE WANTED 10 KISS HER.
A Chicago Girl Chase- Midnight Intruder
Through the Streets.

Through the Streets.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-AIiss florence McGeekin.
clerk at tho Columbus store. lives at lat
South Peoria street with her mother and
brothers. She retired last night at 10 o'clock.
At 3 4. NJ. she awoke and was Mortified to see
u mans eyes peerinC into hers. Miss McGeekin
endeavored to rise. but the burglar held her
down and tried to kiss her.
III you make any noise I'll kill you." he
said. Miss McGeekn began 10 scream. and
struggled to free herself from the intruder.
He was a powerful fellow. and. twisting the
womans wrists. he said again: 'I'll kill you
II you don't keep quiet. | only want to Kiss
yot"
Hearing the noise Of people moving in ,ad;
Joining rooms. the burglar suddenly olted
through the door The girl started in pursuit.
and.a;tr.i in only ler night dress based him
down stairs into the yard. where she caught
the fellow. who soon i'roke, away; lie started
toward Jackson boulevard on Peoria street.
the yoGG. woman alter him.
At jack son Boulevard tho man turned west.
and 70: two blocks the woman followed him.
Then her strength :i.,r out. Her brother had
followed and. THROWN: 2 shawl around her.
carried her home.
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4 MODEST BEHEFL CT or.
The Oliver OF = AC"e.'s Al ar hid Not
Wish Her y. m KNOW.

This morning at o'clock solemn mass Of
rcGuium will he celebrated in st. Acnes's
Catholic Church. SRckett and Hoyt streets
Brooklyn. for the most liberal benefactnr of
that church. 1t will be IN anniversary mass
for the repose OF tho soul ot Mrs. NJ W. Hoyt.
who died one year nCo. Whom the new build
ing was dedicated five years ago. the conGre-
cation looked uron one OF the most beautiful
altars in the country. The rector then told his
PEOPLE that it was the gift OF lady who de-
sired to remain unknown. 1t was a rna:nih-
cont gift. and cost $4,000.
Last sunday morning; when making the
weekly announcements. Rector James :. Duffy
stated that the In Memorism service would
be held to-day. and then. for the first time am
nounced to his congregation the name OF the
donor of the altar
Mrs. Hoyt was lady OF ample fortune.
When Father Duffy was delegated bv the late
Bishop Loughlin to establish parish in South
him: This h. contribution vas one Of the most
the Catholics Of Long Island. The altar is
constructed Of Italian marble. and there are
fifteen statues upon it, The side affairs har-
monte with it in detail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

Annie Hannah n pretty young chorus girl OF
the Black Crook" company.has been in Belle
vue Hos rital since she iainted from lack Of food
on the n'ght Of Nov. q. behind the scenes at tho
Academy OF Music The sun printed a story
about III. girl and told how she starved her
self to buy food Tor her little brother and sis
ter. with whom, she WAS living In West Six
teenth street Warden O'EourEe OF Bellevue
received yesterday II letter from Mrs. G.G Bat
tin 81 Newcastle county. Del. Offering to adopt
Annie's brother or sister. Mrs. Battin says:
would like to have pretty chd. with Eight. curly
ha,r and blown eyes or blue or gray Eyes II theryes
nr- only rety the color does ma much. can
semi etere,ces resrectxbty from 10 city and
country.
After Annie had read the letter she said
" No" in IL way not 10 no misunderstood. She
is rapidly recovering ami will soon he dis
charged: Wha. t" do for a livelihood she
one will take enough interest in her case to
give her Sumethin. to do.
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The w.aan suRr.s. Convention.

SYRACUSE. Nov. 1G.-Ths Woman SuffraCists
closed their twenty fourth annual Convention
here Tonight in the WietnG Opera House.
Mary F. Eastman OF Massachusetts, discussed
''The Latter Day Woman" and showed the
difference between her status now and forty
years ago.
Susan Is. Anthony delivered an address OF a
reminiscent character. Forty years ago. she
said. she WAS almost hissed from IL platform In
this city. Now Il woman cou d speak II most
anywhere in the country and be sure OF Il re-
spectful hearing. She thought this fact sisnifl-
cant OF the great advance made by the woman
suffrage movement.
These officers wsrs-elected: Pre- sdent. Jean
Brooke, GTeenloaf OF New York: Vice Presi-
dent; Martha H. Henderson 81 Rochester; l,e-
cordipg Secretary. Harriet 4, Mills or Syra-
cuse: Corresponding secretary. Mary s. An
thony OF Rochester: Treasurer. Henrietta
Banker Of Now York.
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Tho Hamburg Liners Running to Italy.

Tho Hamburg American steamship Fuerst
Bismarck will sail this afternoon on her first
trip to Gibraltar. Genoa. and Naples. She will
carry 1.I5 cabin passengers. among whom are
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas barbour. Mr. and Mrs.
L. o. mcdaniel. Mr.. Horace Pugh. and Mr..
and Mrs. Dexter Thurber. There are 1000
steerage passengers. all Italians. Many are
returning to their native land to spend the
Christmas holidays. and others. who have
earned modest completeness. are going home
for good
Two other twin screw flyers OF the Hamburg
line. the Columbia and the Augusta Victoria,
terranean service. None OF the lines express
steamers will to in service between New York
OF traffic between Italy and the United States
in winter has made i possible for the line to
them in hospital or running them At trihing
loss between New York, and Hamburg. This
North German Lloyd line has four Of its
ter and two in summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

LOUISVILLE. Nov 1u-Joseph Kissell. q
young man whose homo is at Carrollton. KY.
was to-day forced to marry Mamie Wright. Il
chambermad at the Br!dwelt Hotel. Kissell
was very devoted to the cham bermaid. who at
last charged h: IN with her betrayal.
lrothers-in-iaw. James Wright and Austin
barbour, and. GotiaK into u carriage. the
parry went IN search OK kiHse!l wasfound
streets. whore he is employed.
4, hissell was forced to 20 into the carriage at
to Jollersonville, where the nuptial ceremony
Was performed. Mr.. and Mrs. Kissell will for
brides sister.
The girl is pretty and had received nuch
attention IRON tho boardsrs in the hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
TIL. whis.ey Trust Victorious.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 16.-The war between tho
Whisky Trust and few Independent dis.
tillsrs is nearly at an end. and the trust Is
practically victorious. Tho only st. Louis con-
corn which he's held out has been the Central
Distiling Company. or the outside firms that
have remained independent. the Dedson Dis
tilling Company Of Pekin. III. and the Cres-
CENT Disti!ling Company of Pekin. ill.,. have
been the most active opponents OF tho trust.
the trust. and within two days it will DO able
absolutely to control the price Of whisky and
high wines. II Is understood the trust PAYS
$l.500.OOO. partly in cash and the balance in
stock. for the four distilleries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

CHICAGO. Nov. l6--The largest burglary In
point Of value of property stolen which has
taken place in Chicago for several years oc.
Cured last Saturday night at tho store Of tho
c. q. Akam Manufacturing Company. ~
Adams street. During the great Democratic
police were taxed to their utmost thieves re
moved q large Piano Of glass from rear win.
sets Of ivory billiard balls. valued at $40 per
set The only clue the police have secured ia
young man with thirty-two billiard balls.
who WAS trying TO dispose OF them to saloon
keepers for 50 set.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
EnlrInii Note.

ATTORNEY General Eosendala has notified
Presidents McIaoi. Sloan. AMI Wilbur that he
will give a hearing on the report OF the Senate
committee in the Reading investigation on
Nov. -
Second VicePresident and General Manager
Benjamin Norton Of the Long Island RailrOa
has resigned. and +. Il. Reynolds has been az
pointed General Manager in his stead
The General Manager OF the baltimore and
Ohio has ordered III. employment: OF 1000 adj
diional work men at tn" various shops of the
company. AMI the construction Of 1000 box
ordered sixty new locomotive, from the Bald
n in works
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

Miss Laura TlaminG Taylor. the eldest
daughter of Major Jamos NJ. Taylor. WAS mar
ried at noon yesterday in Bayonne. to Edward
Lawrence VrcdenpurEh. q son OF Alfred Vre-
denhurch. the late Deputy Receiver OF tho
Tax bureau III New York city. Only the i'm
owing to tho recent death # the bridegroom :,
father. The Rcy. henry ". +. JONES. p. b..
pastor ri tho First Pi..hyterian Church Of
Alice Sage OF lexington. Ny. AMI Mis- Eliza.
beth Tayh,r. !, sister "t the BRIDE were her
bridesmaids. Gn"'Es W. Purdy Of Brooklyn, y
cousin u The bridegroom. was his lost man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

PROVIDENCE. Nov 1U.-Aliss Lisette Dswolf
Colt. daughter Of Mrs. Freeman Murkwald of
New York city, and Mace Of Col. Samuel Pomc-
roy Colt OF Bristol. and Mr.. Arthur Rotch Il
Boston architect. were married in Bristol to-
day. Miss Colt is said to lave hecn one of tho
six leading society beauties Of the world. She
was dressed in n ra;i, gown. aud wor. u
superb diamnnd tiara. the gift 81 til" groom.
She also wore diamond ornaments that were
family Jewels. The marriage ceremony Of the
Episroral Church was performed 10y Bishop
Clark Of Rl,"d" Islnnd; who was assisted by
tn. Rev. George It. Locke. pastor Of tn.
church. A rrc-i ton and wedding breakfast
followed ut tho residence of Col Colt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Third Avenue Surface Line,

At the stockholders meeting Of tho Third
Avenue Railroad Company Messrs. Arthur
Leary and Vim. II. Webh were elected dircc-
tors in tho places Of M,asrS. Muhrhuch and
Nones. President Elias said in his report that
tho capital stock "f tho company had been in.
creased from two t. four millions since the
increased another million My. ~. 1t is esti-
mated that the cni le r"ad will bo cotnrletcd
passengers were carried. Receipts from tho
horse cars decreased sol 900. but this was
about offset Nv S3l.O 900 increase from tho
cable road. The total receipts for the year
were S!.7H.72e: the expenditures were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Commitment tn she Elevated Rail, oad
Mnunc meut.

ALBANY. Nov. 16.-1n their decision regard
ing the responsibility for the collision between
trains on the Sixth avenue elevated road
on the evening Of Oct. II. the Board Of liaii
roai Commissioners say
THE numbe: OF passengers carried on ali
tho elevated railroad lines on this day was
!0l. 321. which is about 100000 in excess Of
1T ordinary days traffic on these lines. The
ended June ~. ls!i2 was 2l3.tH2.745. Til"
Board l. informed that thcre has never heen n
passenger killed in the ears since the linas
have teen operated bv the present manage
ment. In the face Of these figures It must be
admitted that great credit is due he opera
ting officers and the system which has oper-
ated these ines with almost perfect safety to
the public"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

George Antonio. =! years old. Of Sc Centre
street. drives coal carts for &. Gnldstein OF .
and | Hester street. 1t is Antonios business
to cart coal from tho foot OF Iut gers street to
the yard. Several loads got lost on the way.
and tiUidstcin arcls'n. AhtJniU uf sc. ling them
and pockctin the money. Antoni" ran on.
and was found Tuesday evening hiding in
contractors tool chest ut Allen and Division
streets By Detective Herrirh Antonio I'D
rnitted the theft in I'll" Isscv Market Court,
anL Justice Duffy held him in 500 bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Ai~. Contest in hi. & onsr-.. District.

CHARLESTON. s. C.. NOV. lG.-Ths official
count for Congress in tho Seventh, or Black
district, was finished yesterday. and shows on
the faco OF tho returns majority OF about
1000 for E W. Noise, tho Democratic candi.
date. In Berkeley county tho vote was, Noise
e2o Murray Republican 1919. but it was as
csrtained that the Republican ballots Mt every
precinct IN the county We're one-eiGhtl OF an
inch short OF To-. al roo uirenlents. Tie Keturn
ing Board thereupon threw them ali out The
kePrblicans claim that the Illegal ballots wers
4 1uu 10 the boxes after the count on election
uay. Murray Will contest the scat The dis,
tTlct has been contested ut every Congress
election since 1878. when it was cIeat.d '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
7HE DISPUTED zUM-ZEM SONG.
The Abb Club OF wn.hingt ION Writes &c
Mr.. De koxcn Ab",It II.

WASHINGTON. Nov lG.-This letter about the
disputed "Hum-Xum" song. in the third act OF
The Foncing Master" has bcen given out
here:
"1.soc STREET. wAsHlSGToS; p: G..
"SrR: Your letter OF the 9th has been re-
ceived. and W" regret that beyond an attack
upon us for an alleged violation Of club eti-
1nette. you seem to have taken no notice
whatever Of the only reasons that led to its be-
Let us make one. explanation at the out
set. The letter which YOU say was sent to you
on Oct: ~ to your hotel address. the shore.
ham; II you did not receive it until the Sd
(which Is no auit. Of .urs'. together with the
fact that the receipt of'nc registered duplicate.
WITCH y w waS rnt y" h IN
has never been returned to Us. would seem to
. show that your talent for no, reeeivlnc
sricuous ns your faculty for arruir ing things
that you do. At all events. the clubs COM
WAS in Washinr,on. and nd YOU might easily Rav"
arerted the newspaper n"t"riaty Of whlch you
complain by the SIM cNI ehient OF ncknoWl-
cdgii < 1t promptly and in sutabl. terms Wa
also he:: leave to call your attention to he fact
that your company was then singing the song
your own. have we not the right in as equally
u public manner to say that it Is not1
in s'a I" s SSund in S s'RE
fntTi INT yo it fem the Has,S
statements is correct. and il either were. why.
and the Must budding Club within reach, did
You pro'lu" garfield and incomplete memo
rization "T;". ,ong2 and why did you write to
us for tn" sc"r" il i were.'a popular Spanish
tune that you could obtain without our help?
Can you deny the fact that II you ha, not at
tended our meeting the song would have never
appeared in your onera? and did you not also
get tho entire business OF the musicians
fromus?
I'VE have ,never raised question Of pro.
prietary right To he song. and TIE argument
that you only took from us what We had pre-
xiously taken from others will not avail you.
Tn" t.ict is. however. that We did not secure
the song Nv much the same process az we
accuse you ri adopting. Our process WAS an
essentially different one from yours: we did
not violate hospitality in the first instance.
nor did We set up claim for originality in the
second.
g 1t seems unnecessary to prolong this con-
troversv. IL you are satisfied with your reln-
ton to the facts OF the case we are quito recon-
ciled t." ours. and we. cheerfully join you
in submitting the question to any competent
authority on that club etiquette which you
yourself have SO utterly disregarded.
THE MEMBERS OF THE ALIBI CLUB.
REGINALD DE kovES ESQ.,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

At the Stockholders meeting in Knoxville
yesterday Of the East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia Hallway Company tho following
directors were elected: George +. stone. W. 4.
Strong. ". p clyde. +. +. Ryan. r. :. HAYES.
J. e. Ma"e-r. ". G., uaEman. r. t. Manson.
II, George J.. G"nI. r, g. ErWin. c. n.
vim S. Brire. and j. J. sanford The report Of
the company is in the hands Of the printers.
and will be issued in Il few days.
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Mr. sk~d Men Hob ~ BANK,

woopsrocK Mimi. Nov. 1.-two masked
robbers entered the bank at this place at \
O'Clock last evening and demanded OF Cashier
Perry and his assistant. Mr.. Craig that tEoy
open the vault. Oneof tho men took Perry in
onter the vault Tho rOtLer then hrlrrd him
self to what he wanted. and the pair left with
DurSut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

Four of the directors Of Union Theological
Seminary. John Crosby Brown. William +.
Dodge. II. Willis james. and Morris H. .Jrsup.
have united in contributing Sl75.OOO to the
institution. ia bring the endowment Of the
rrofeSsorships IN tn S7uOtHu. The gift is an
outcome oil tho recent action of the directors
in annulinc the compact with the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. In
their letter to President Charles Butter Of tho
EoArd Of Directors til. four directors express
their approval Of tho management OF tho in
sfitutiOu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
RIoodaounds Couldn't Rua Down the Toi.


MERIDIAN. Miss. Now 1G.-1he remains OF
Dave Tolbcrt. father Of Kemper county's out
laws. was found on Monday In brush heap
about mile from where he was taken from
the Sheritrs posse week ago. Tom and Wal
tor Tolbert wsre seen at the house Of DIR. Kin
ard yesterday morning: A posse left bore
with bloodhounds. found the trail. and kept
on It all day long. but the Tolberts outwitted
them and are still ut liberty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

Sixteen -year-old Frank Donclo OF 424 East
ll3th street was fined So in tho Harlem Police
Court yesterday for being drunk. Tho boy
had not recovered from his debauch whom
brought before Justice Meade. He staggered
and seemed dazed. He is Il hootbh!ck. and
was found by Policeman Made lying IN gut
ter In lo4th street unconscious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. lG--The heavy rains
started IL frcshet in the Harlan Liver early
this morning. Fully 500 feet OF tho tcunnorary
bridge across the Harlan River Mt Albany
street has cen carried away Tho lower part
OF the city is Hooded. and .worl; has been
stopped in some o! the factories Oh account Of
the high water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
JOHN VAL7ON CONTICTEII.
He Robbed Ills Employer and Set Fire to
the Emc DRY tn Hide the Cr;Me.

the Fac DRY tn Hide the Crime.
EIlZApETn. Nov. H. John Walton. the late
foreman OF Alfred $. Campbclrs cigarette and
tobacco picture factory here. was convicted
to-day .! setting fire to his employers factory.
Walton and William Fergus who had charg"
Of the sivcrins room. formed q conspiracy last
January to steal enrh week a quantity Of sill
yer usad in the picture making. The albumen-
lied paper Oh which the silver was TO I've spread
they concealed under tho floor OF tho factory:
Mhen Mr.: Campbell built new factory for
would be discovered. SO they deliberately
plann .dstn burn the old building and succeed
ed. hut only part Of tho tell-tale paper hidden
undei it was destroyed.
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ST. TAuI Nov. &c. This afternoon Mr.. Ed
ward Wood nt New York and Miss Isabel II.
Bond were married at Chris: Church in this
city. Miss Een: i the daughter Of ". Is.
Western Hnroah. Tho groom Is q young
business man of New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

Miss Sara Elise Day. the youngest daughter
Of Col. and Mrs. Thomas D. Day Of - Linden
street. Bayonn-. and sister OF William u.
Day. tho champion :-distancs runner of
Rav"nnr, last nsNt 10 Col. u. Brinl;Icy SNOW.
den Jr son OF Col. ami Mrs. Ii. I:rink,cy
Snnwien If Memphis. Tenn. The Few. Harold
tho ceremony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
A Far. OF hIooninsdaie's New BuiIdius
Caves In.

WHITE PLAINS. Nov 1O.-Last night 500 feet
OF the now DloominEdale Asylum building.
which Is being erected near this village. cavsd
in. The work men claim TINT the accident WAS
wero not strong enough to hold the iron
ciruur;,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Attorney General Miller Calls On Mr..
Mitchell.

Attorney General Miller callod at the ofrce
OF District Attorney Mitchell in tho Federal
building yesterday. Mr. Mitchell was con.
Quoting an examination in Commissioner
Shields' room when a IN ossen2er emit rod and
said that Mr.. NJ Her wanted to see him. Tho
Attorney General remained in the Federal
buildin. about half an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
4 New C.s,sst !. HAWAII.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 1a-Ths steamer Aus
tralian arrived from Honolulu this morning.
Shortly bsioIS, che ssiled the Qussp had sum.
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WHITE PLAINS. Nov. 1c.-Edmund Titus. 8S
years OF age. a retired produce merchant OF
tho firm Of Titus. Frazie & Titus OF James
sin. New York. stood on bureau In his car
ono OF the raiters. he nut u moose about his
neck and jumped on Nobody knows why he
did IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Mis- Cuidw.ilCeuy,,.,..n,

Miss Gwendolino Caldwell. who gave $500. 900
70 the Catholic University at Washington. and
VINO was once engaged 10 marry Prince Murat
haS hern Ill Of SPINAL meningitis at the Filth
arenue liool. but is now on tho road to rs,uv-
In AZ iirst 1t was thought her illness would
s Sw oe!ieN9 that though hor recovery will be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Donohuc.

Miss Mary +. Burke OF Establishment wac
married In st. ratrick's Church in EIiZabeth-
Port. Yesterday. to councilman John u. D0no.
hue OF Bnyonnc