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Try MIN - sbSaAonE street. Fo~ss. Pa
seta esss AesAss. or Featherbed Lane.
General SeesA57 Of the year 1891 popped up
again at yenskdAy's meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen. lthss moved up this year. and Ia
now Known ~ ". Its temperance is proof
that AlderuAaA,Plynn meant It when he threat
encd that he would have some street Of this
city named Harry Howard" IL he had to be-
gin at the Battery and take up every street
until he got to the Harlem. The Alderman
from the First struggled Vainly last year TO
give Baxter street this name. This year he
has begun with Bayard street. He said OF
Harry Howard: There amt a member OF this
Board but what knows that In every capacity
he served he done 1t with honor. We have
streets sire named after great statesmen orators.
the Department OF Public Works. 1t is no
honor Harry Howard like ihis."
Nobody seemed to care to reply. Finally
President Arnold said:
,"l hay, no desire to nndervalue the ser.
S Sbsn, 2, NJ Howard but am oppressed to
most prominent families OF early New York.
ne Snt ",ss tses s sr dr. M
Howard IL doubtless an excellent man. yet IL
seems to me that b. T. too wrapped up in his
o1ef tn tss name o, the street
was lost. Fourteen Aldermen voted aye"
hut y needs vote OF twenty to pass resolu-
t'P1 involving the expenditure Of money
gold moustaclie brIstled and his herculean
frame quivered.
,;S some people think they're very smsrt"he
maybe somebody else VIII so around a-nuiling
AMI % sdsr pHsrsy
and a Howard street
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Mrs. Meier Sue. 10 &c. Her Bov

Charles Meier Of the firm Of Meier l. Dahl,
real estate dealers Of 1884 Broadway. has been
ordered to produco his flve-year-old son In
court before judge Truax this morning and
show cause wl1 1lo boy should not DO given
to his mother. I'd Ida Meier.
Mrs. Meier h0AiAg her husband for limited
divorce. ShAI Ale8ed that Meier has treated
her cruelty a. Is refused to support her
She nl!eG:sM at early in January he stole
several Lotto Hts asking him to let her see
the child. eV 3fuH always declined to do 1t
nt she nas aad t Sne t fhss ss
let her Visit = b. avery day until early in
February yep1S took the child away again
saying: "lo1 nevor SEQ your child GA in. i"
Mr. Meier. IN 1nAwer. charges unfaithful-
ness. The ta4s Will be aired in court this
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THE TRIAL OF MAJOR GLEASON
Witnesses for the Defence Describe His
Struggle with Nelson.

witnesses for the Defence Describe llis
Struggle with Nelson.
As tho trial OF Mayor Gleason for dislocating
Alfred Nelson's shoulder draws near tho finish
the people OF Long Island City become moro
interested in the probable result. The case is
being tried before Judge Garretson in the
Queens County Court.
The trial was resumed yesterday with the
cross. examination OF Samuel Fl. Anschell.
Chairman OF tho Citizens Committee which
called on the Mayor on tho night OF the allcg ed
assault. He was n deputy sheriff. and at
tempted to arrest tho Mayor. The next day
the Mayor had him arrested for assault. A
Police Justice found him guilty. but the de-
cision was set aside on an appeal. Mr.. Anschell
said he had begun civil suit against the
Mayor for S2O.OOO damages for false imprisou-
hope that Mayor Gleason would DO convicted.
and had bet that he would he
Several other witnesses were examined and
late in the afternoon the prosecution rested.
Lawyer Jerome presented the case to the
jury. and Stephen /. q I1ara. clerk to the Board
Of Health. WAS called rs the first witness for
the defence. He testified that when Nelson
seized the document which the Mayor. as
President Of the Health Board. had ordered to
be thrown into tho waste basket. tho Mayor
seized him. and they dragged each other about
the room. and finally Nelson got the papers
and left the room with them. At no time did
the witness see the Mayor have Nelson OH the
floor
Z. NJ. Whitney Register Of Vital Statistics.
and Health Commissioner Louis Wokal gave
similar Testimony. 1t Is thought tho taking OF
testimony will be finished to-day.
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Ac,re.. s.d,e Dol.n Want. . Divorce.

Sarah Thompson. known on the burlesque
stage as Sadie Dolan. which is her maiden
name has begun suit in the Supreme Court
in Brooklyn against Joseph A. Thorn son for
absolute divorce. In 1874 Miss Dolan. then
sixteen years old. came to this country from
England with her family. several members OF
made n hit "a n dancer and ballad singer. In
1873 she was married to Mr.. Thompson in
Brooklyn blythe Rey. DR.. Putnam of the Church
couple. lived together at DOT Twelfth Street
Mrs Thompson alleges neglect and i'll treat
son asks for the custody of her lO-year-oid
daughter. but makes no application for ALI
mony or counsel fees Mr.. Thompson says
rs desertion. was on the part Of his wife.
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AARR1ys STORY OF MISFORTUNE
He Tried 20 Esespe from r.ife, hut Cot No
Further Than the Hospital.


W. 8. Harris. n painter. 30 years old. tried to
commit suicide at his home. 1903 Third
avenue. on Feb. %. He made pill OF Paris
green and arsenic and swallowed II. An hour
later his nelghbors heard him grooming and
he was sent to the Presbyterian Hospital. q
prisoner. Yesterday he was arrnigned In the
Harlem Court, accompanied by Chaplain Wall
OF the hospital.
Harris told Of his years OF sickness and
misfortune as an excuse for his attempt on his
life. Ho was walking delegate Of Painters
Union No. /. His first wife died in September.
1890. leaving him with three small children.
Six months before her death Harris had had
two bullets extracted from his hin. He had
carried the bullets since the Modoc campaign.
In which he took part. In October q month
after his wfe's death. one Of his children died.
Shortly after Harris was taken sick and un-
dcrwcnt nm operation In bellevue Hospital.
OF his children died. OF typhoid fever.
He married a second Wife, and u short time
later his only remaining child died. Harrs's
misfortunes brought return Of his old
Luke's Hospital Once moro. he recovered
home only a short time when his wife ran
away. taking all his savings with her. A cold
brought on return OF his internal troubles
and he made up his mind that he had had
.TheiospitaI surgeons, think Harris's com.
Justice Meade that. Harris should have work
about the hospital u III, recovered sufficiently
to work at all. Justice Meade paroled Harris
In custody of the chaplain.
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Favorable Report ON the New Jersey
Bridge Hill.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Mr. Geary. from
tho House Com on Interstate and For
eiGn Commerce. reported to the House to-day.
with recommendation for Its passage. the
bill introduced by Mr.. Covert OF New York to
authorize the New York and New Jersey
Bridge Company to construct and maintain q
bridge across the Hudson River between New
York city and the State OF New Jersey.
The proposed bridge. the report says. will
practically annex New York to the continent
and save hours Of delay in trsyel and lessen
l30.OOO.00 tons Of freight the report says.
are brought by raj to the west side Of the
river annually. and nearly or quite O,0OO.O 900
persons pass yearly over the Hudson River by
ferry. These are subject to delays and dan
gers by reason OF fogs. ice, and river crafts.
and make the beginning and end Of journey
e or from New York expensive. tedious. and
The report refers to some objections made
to the bin. and In conclusion says that an ex-
animation OF the records show that there are
pow at CINCINNATI. across the Ohio River to
Newport and CovinRton. five large bridges.
and the present Congress Is asked to authorize
another. As each Of these bridges was CON
structed the same contention was. as here
but IT was overruled, and the bridge author
lied. and they have been found profitable. use-
full and necessary.
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Civil Service lommIssIoner Thompson "a
Kcsirn

WASHINGTON. March 29.-In few days the
President will BIO called upon to appoint II
member OF the Civil Service Commission. as
ex-Gov. Hugh S. Thompson OF South Carolina.
the Democratic member Of the triumvirate.
contemplates resiGning to accept more lucra-
tive employment with the New York
son was the very capable. and popu-
lar Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
under Secretary Fairchild during tho
Cleveland Administration. and was appoint
ed Civil Service Commissioner 10y President
Harrison on the recommendation Of every
Democrat in the United States Senate. and Of
many Democrats and Republicans in tho
House. The Governor did not desire to havo
his contemplated resignation become known
ut present. but AN enthusiastic friend in South
Carolina made the matter public prematurcly
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Miss Bakers IsecI:al.

One OF the pleasnntest OF the Lenten enter.
tainments was Miss Amy Bakers recital.
which took place yesterday afternoon at
Sherry's. and in which Miss Baker had the as.
sistance Of Mrs. Frederic Dean. contralto: Mr..
Arthur Seatop. baritone. and Mr.. Ernst Oehl-
hey. cello. The old hall In, which the enter
tnnmsdnis s va held was entirely occupied BY
known in social circles. Several excellent
solos were contributed by Mrs. Dean and Mr..
her Of selections. among tn. IN 90 Gallagher
Ride by, Richard Harding Davis: Father
pills Collection. and neW skit on society OF
'lylu EilSfn ~
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The New York Mc,hodist Conferences.

The New York Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. which begins its annual
meeting this morning in the Park Avenue
Church. will continue in session for a week.
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss has been appointed to
preside at the Conference. On Friday six
ministerial delegates will be chosen to the
1uadrennial General Conference which meets
IN Omaha on May l. simultaneously with the
New York Conference. the New York East and
in Brooklyn under Bishop Goodsei. and tho
latter in Morristown under Bishop Bowman.
who is the oldest Bishop in the Methodist
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For tho Repea, or tn. Speedway Bn,.

Tho Executive Committee OF citizens. form cd
to bring about the repeal OF the Park Speed
way act tcIeGraphed yesterday to Senator
brown. Chairman Of the Senate Committee on
notice IL Il hearing is to be lad on the biii TO
repeal. W. Harris Roome and Charles Wheeler
Barnes went to Albany last night to keep the
committee informed Of what goes on. Broke
+ H: Henrchs. who Is President Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club OF Brooklyn. tele-
grAphed to Senator McCarren. asking him not
to oppose the repeal.
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"De eeliGht NV do Atcs turned out in great
shape hey. Barney;
Yes. nd there nn't no flies on the flight
nor the g-lisht. neither" Barney answered
with grin. ,,D,
sly wa, me-: there. They all said that he had
become too hiGh-toncd since he moved up
town but nobody cared. Gus Schnirmann.
there however. wearing evening dress. big
taJc". ana u sweet smile.
This affair Is going on w, Wit brI great ti "clat
Now si-a-ay." Barney said very de!iber-
a,sy,. lust now some ehump was stuii UNI, me
with eeSn ana sIs'dr e sa,H Ses
had %iS on Now you're comm it wild yer eclairs:
What,strutk de Ate. any way? Are ye putin
S up no: that tn tai amt United states don't 60
down t supper. see? This; amt no tough
affair while i'm a runnin it."
In. One was tall and blond: the other little
and brunette. One had blue eyes: the other
sMr. Eourke. their escort said. have the
pleasure Of introducing Miss Laura Bigger Of
The C Gle CAS- ttae blonde db4Wed
artistic the brunette howedL The ladies have
come for good time"
Girls woti ye have. Waiter. fetch bottle"
This is rich. Bigger said to her friend.
lou net. tHt attlStt Itplitu.
Bssy F"nI Haa a p@ysa srest Ssy
9 9Sq did s es statue tS act mss rre,
said ;coyly; Thanks don't mind If do take
Silver Dollar Smith approached the group
Alderman Groke his left arm recently. and last
night that member was In sling.
ladies', Bar . said have The pleasure
Alderman"
Delighted. assure you." the ladies said in
chorus.
Then. with glance that would have made
Does you, arm hurt you. Mr.. Dollar2"
sSSnt knRy m s9 ssEd
ltsJust broken 2 little"
Poor mani!
yon;' the gallant Alderman asked. with q
Great light in his face. Il don't dance. you
Miss Thurner said that nothing would give
her greater pleasure. and they entered upon a
which was skirt dancing. on which the Alder
supper march began. and the entire room
.s ts6 ssra swasa Esa the
loewy. as master of ceremonies. introduced
harry Miner; the theatrical manager. who
made speech. short and to the point. Then
ihenry Loewy himself made speech eulogiz-
Ing John j. OBrien, George Washington.
ous nsn x nd s Silver se POLAR Smith PALE
vas his duty to respond to this speech. He
&c, Gents nd ladies', ah thic, ali 'hic, nm.
ssilinG through tile air and landed on the back
his place and walked around the room a dozen
umes demanding of every one:
Who fired d. merang pief"
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Boston. H1psh ?n-The Boston News Bu-
reau SAYS: Vie settlement OF the American
Bobbn Spool And Shuttle Company is pro-
crossing rapidly. and n statement will soon
issue. An o0clal of the company says 1t will
pay all claims In full and have surplus. The
largest creditor Is the Massachusetts National
Bank which the company owes about $780,
cate was being formed to control the com
pany. one Of the syndicate being Kidder.
Peabody Il Co.. who had agreed to take one
capitalists will furnish the plant and continue
operations. All Of the twenty-five factories
are in full operation.
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company it Is set forth that "a peculiar
advantage that this machine has Is that no
wants another or TWO right away"
According. to Tarpey. this was not tho case
with him. He says that no put his penny in
chine was out OF order and tho pad refused to
give and. as something had, to give his fist
his wrist were broken. Mr. Curtin says that
he does not remember Mr.. Tarpey's being In tho
place. and that. as the pad gives whether tho
have lit something other than the pad. Mr..
Curtin's barkeeper says that hundreds of poo
struck the pad and have expressed their en-
tire satisfaction with the result, and that those
order have not been damaged. as tho pad gave.
although the register failed to record. Mr..
Tarpey says that these cases have nothing to
do with his broken hand or the 81. 500 worth
Of damage and suffering he has incurred.
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Mrs. Cullen VIII Recover.

Glassbiower Robert Cullen 5 attempt to muir
dor his wife In Brooklyn on Monday night will
not prove successful. although three OF the
five bullets he fired at her In her fight across
the street In Fourth avennc at Third street
took effect. One Of the bullets might have
diverted from its course. Mrs. Cullen will be
able 70 leave the Sency Hospital in a few days.
Her hnshanh, has been wife heater for tho
been arrested. His wife. however. would
never consent to have him sent to prison. and
II Is thought that she will not even now Az.
pear as Il witness against him.
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in operation. These machines will soon be
supplied to several Of the larger Post Ofiices.
New York will get five: Chicago four: Philn-
falo. brooklyn, and Rochester. two each. and
Newark, Albany. Syracuse. Hartford. New
Haven, Jersey City. Harrisburg. Binghamton.
Wilmington. Del. Scranton. and Providence.
ono each The machines will cancel on, an
average about 10000 stamps an hour. They
will be delivered In a few days.
The credentials of Roger O.. Mills az Senator
from Texas, arrived yesterday Tomorrow
Mr.. Mills will be 30 years old. and he has
chosen the anniversary OF his birth to make
his entrance into the Senate.
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s., VINO TIRED n MARANG rIE2
v HHityer Dollar smith then made a speech
,shr"o ch"ers for the John j. O'Brien Associa-
ion; ion, III" rrst was drowned by the noise OF
n m, room. n Io!ned In tho chorus Of BOOM
~Ithhra ana the dishes ratified on tho table.
,ha n" SUPPER was now over and ono Ly one
N.Y. Tt"u.lrs returned to the hall room. Tho
i IN ~ started M with renewed vieor and tho
M ran last aud furious. Miss bigger md
w v'IS ihulnnr, who had become acquainted
o, n liz G:-ry man IN tho room. were tho centre
Wy cIol!I. Every newcomer was told:
hahg around here"
r, Inc 'ahirs wers, covered with empty cham
Il ILor moment without glass In their hands,
fn ,nI ,h tne! began to dance the group waited
tb.i.,n' nni 10 waltz around the 70, m, and on
M yell "boom-ta rara boom ta-ra!"
WIZ ,S Sd ila kpnkel; an enchanting widow OF 10.
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The White Star steamship Majestic. which
sails for Liverpool this morning. carries away
in her saloon several persons vol known In
George PEABODY Wetmore. Miss Victim ore. .
Miss Maud Wetnore, Sir Roderck Cameron.
Hoadicy. Miss Hoadley Hiss Mildred Lee,
daughter Of the late Gen Lee; Mr. and Mrs.
British Legation. and Commander FaGet OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-30
The Boyd.Thnyer Contest.

OMAHA. March 2a-The Boyd-Thayer Gu
bernatorial case was argued in the supreme
Court this morning. Thayer takes up the old
claim that Boyds father never completed citi-
zenship; that Boyd never exercised citizenship
prior to October. 1880. and was not citizen
prior to Dec. is. 1890. Mr.. Gown. attorney for
Boyd. submitted the decision OF the Supreme
Court as argument for not reopening the case
A decision Is expected tomorrow.
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where Y..t.rd.y,, Free, WOE.

A.M.-ailb l<0 willis avenue. CavantS Bros. dam.
age 500: 800 GOA East Eleventh street. Henry Dent
". damage $500; 9;oo. $40 East Forysighth street.
Mrs, Ann McKenna. damage $40; lI;Io. chimney. 1873
M! Carlisle street. Jacob b, Joroson. lodEnsA
nue. rre in woods caused BY sparks from Harlem r. H.,
damage; 900 ga West Thirty fourth street dam
2olh hosery. Morris. jewelier. damage yl5; ~,
stoam lighter pespash Rns at Per III EAT R ns9
owned by rennsylynnis Railroad Company. damage
Kixslsr and Mary McBIide damage 5000; 40 so 8S0
Third avenue. John schilerlohs grocery damage
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Ceu.ure tho wIndr rm-re,. oncrr-.

The new steel British clipper Windermere.
which ran on Deal Beach on March 49, while
making her maiden voyage to this port from
Milford Haven. WAS nouted by the Merritt
Wrecking Company at high tide Yesterday
mornin. and towed to Stapleton. Staten Island.
The British consular court Of inquiry finds
that Cart. o. A. Windcrmere comInitted scy-
eral grave errors of Judgment. and II severely
censures him aud his chief officer. The court
decides. TINT the master should not have
thought himself relieved Of responsibility
after taking on Pilot Walsh OF Darncsat.
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All DE ATE WAS DANCING.
., nrr srLrER DOLLAR, WHO CAN1
AZ. LII, xOw. BUT rs a CONSOTSSEUR.


s-uoN O"'~
who fired the Mernng REV
.,od ladies and gents. let me say In closing
.. ""H. tho spirit of our old chief Johnny
iha n.prjcn. floating through the air with
9 ', smile. with his hands hold out over
pe". .nI saving In that voice we loved 30 well:
. ", rnr my dear friends. Bloss you. and
enjoy yourselves. ~, -.
OBrirnt ,,,,
"Who fred d morang rie'
"Iliddlm again . 49,, D.
rh,, Jnhn i. O'Bricn Association ball In
p.,hororns Hall was fast nearing its end in
49, carly hours yesterday morning when oil
. .% remarks were made. 1t was in the sup
m nor room. hut cvon before the supper march
, w. ,hc hriiancy and the enthusiasm OF tho
Iii wc,c such rs TO merit description. The
'n,,o ofthe occasion was. lie still lives" re-
,.srinc Of course. TO John J. O'Brien. The
Iii WINS corceousy decorated with bunting
."I flowers. Some one was bold enough to
.ay TO Barney Rourkc. the President OF the
association:
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Dr. P.rkhur.rs Agen, the Complainant.

Nicholas English proprietor OF Barney
Rourke's old saloon at 80 Forsyth street. was
arraigned at the Tombs Court yesterday. &C.
cused Of violating the Excise law. Agent W.
J. Harmon OF tho Rev. Or. Park Society
for the Prevention OF Crime told Justice. Duffy
day afternoon. English waived examination
and gave bail in 81 90 for trial.
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Thomas Curtin. pro-
prietor OF the Long
Branch HotelatAlbany
and West streets. and
also the Universal
Striking Machine Com
pany. in the hope Of
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An Important Diaerence.

70 make Il .pparent 70 thousands. who think them.
but that the system simply needs cleansing. Il bnnS
comfort home 10 their hearts, As cosve condition 10
the California Fig syrup Cempsns-iL ~
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Perhaps They'll Tie . String TO Hin Th,s
Time.

John l.. Lingemann. the insane haunter OF
rich mems houses who recently transferred
his field Of operations from Cornelius Wander
bilt's to Jay Gould's. was adiudged insane yes.
terday for the third time In considerably less
than year and sent TO Wards Island asylum
inmate OF the. Bloomingdale and Amityyile
asylums He Is suffering from primary de.
me,ntia; which apparently Yields to treatm ent
stODS.
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He was lsaacs replied no was going right home.
thr9nG faded aS"V 20 TIE I,m Slowly the brilliant
Hickey s pIace became, cheeriess. Patrick j.
diamond siad s iT9T dssp sleep felt Tor h
tyNt away The milk WAGONS Vera ar r%t, Hna
Mnitor one sie streets, With big yawn the
rose. locked the door. and then the sun
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THE MACHINE HIT BACK.
And Mr.. Tarpey Wants 81 $500 Damages
For His BrOk en- Hand.

This afternoon Mr.. John Tarpcy Of Baltic
street, Brooklyn, will be examined in the
office OF his lawyer II. Clay Trumper. in order
that there may be drawn from him further de-
tails Of a singular accident which beiel him.
For this accident Mr. Tnrpey is suing Mr..
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a.. "pI' " DflgNt red
aress. showed some Of
her friends. in a cor.
her Of tho room, how
% dance the skirt
aTance In style. Miss
hurner watched her
,pr a moment, and
tneh with a pucker OF
her Ups said:
Al, SShe can't kick at
There we're great de.
TTsnds then FOR Miss
sthurner TO try It. but
shs wouldn't Mr..
;norIisIsaacs was about
70 add his voice to ths
,,sluest. when a TAI
WOMAN approached and
SAID: Morr-.;,Iii~ hN
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Policeman william Cooks Of the Thirtieth
street police is being sued by Charlotte Cooks
In the Supreme Court in Brooklyn for q sep
aration ON the ground Of Ill treatment Mrs.
Cooks is q handsome brunette. She had al
ready obtained divorce from Robert johnson
when she married Cooks In 1879. The de:
accuses her OF pawning clothing and other
things. including her wedding ring.
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Called tho Fire Department Instead or q
Messenger.

An alarm OF FIRE from Stern's dry goods store
In West Twenty-third street brought two On
gines and small squad Of police In hurry
shortly after II o'ci9ck last night and crowd
watehman had made . ppnglipg attemptto