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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
PLUNGER PARDRIDGE ARRESTED.
Accused OF Abduetion-His Friends Say II II
Attempted BlackmaiI.


CHICAGO. June edwin Pardridge. the
well-known Board OF Trade man. was arrested
this afternoon on warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Frances Korzinski. who accuses him Of abb
Quoting her daughter. Sarah Korzinski, 10
years old. The warrant was issued by Justice
Hamburger. before whom Partridge gave bail
in the sum Of $1,000 for hearing on June0
Tho complaint alleges that Partridge met
tho girl on State street on March % and in
duced her to accompany him to downtown
house.
Although the grain operator could not be
found, HIS bondsman Mr.. Smith, EN- phatically
denied the truth Of the compainants chargee
and characterized the warrant as the result Of
an pnsuccessful attempt at blackmail.
=, Neither Partridge nor myself" continued
Mr.. Smith, know anything of the girl
know that one night she stopped him on State
street to ask him some questions about her
way about the city. Partridge walked away
without paying any heed to the matter. About
two weeks ago he was approached by the
mother who told him, that trouble would
be made for him unless she was given $500,
adding that man as we'll known as Mr.. Par
dEhtdge gould not afford to have the matter
fused to give up cent and will fight the case
blackmalL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
GOV. BROWN TO HOLD OVER.
PR0RoGUES THE LEGIsIATURE AND
BECOMES MS OWN SUCCESSOR.

The Governor Reads His Proclamation On
tho Senate, but Avoid. Doing So lat he
House Lest Joint Session he Held
When He IL There In Spite or Himself.
NEWPORT. r. l.. June 2.-At 2:50 O'Clock this
afternoon Gov Brown proroRued the Legisla-
ture by proclamation till the fourth Tuesday
In January next Tho closing scenes were ac-
companled by bftter feelings, but By no OUT
ward expressions The Governor read his
proclamation OF adjournment in tho Senate.
and desired to do 80 on the floor Of the House.
but all the Democratic Senators had rushed to
the House. and Republican leaders got the
Idea that the Governor would be held within
tho House and q Grand Committee called.
Therefore. It was deemed best to send the
Sheriff In with the proclamation OF adjourn.
mont. He duly delivered 1t to Speaker Owen.
who gave 1t to the Clerk. He ordered the
Clerk to throw the Communication into the
waste paper basket and the proclamation was
so disposed OF.
newspaper man stepped up and asked the
Speaker IL he really proposed to thrust the
Governors proclamation into the waste has.
ket. and he declared that he did. The House
OF Representatives failed utterly to read the
Governors proclamation or to take any notice
OF it The Democratic majority OF tho House
held session at o'clock. and will continue
to sit here until the Supreme Court has an.
swered certain constitutional questions which
:, Early In the day, In tine Senate, a Republican
Senator charged another who was voting With
the Democrats. with being Judas Iscariot.
and In the House Q Democrat arose and
outraged Thorn. In the House the committee
to whom had been referred the Joint resolu:
ton OF adjournment from the Senate. reported
Joint rssolutlon requesting the G9yernorto
not legally, constituted and whether IL was NOT
the Senats's duty to enter into Grand Commit.
The House adopted 1t. then took recess till
afternoon. In the Senate n reso luton Of Joint
adjournment Till January was adopted with q
preamble that there wore existing irreconcfi- ;
ate. This passed on a paaty vote. After re- 5
cess the Senate non concurred with the House
In the resolution asking the Supreme Court
that the court had handed down an opinion on
the questions practically involved. and there
was no certainty that the House would trent
the Hoass hsd
into Grand Committee with the House. would
be party to the fraud.
Ing the Governor that the Senate and Houso
had disagreed as to q time and place OF ad-
Iournment. and the Governor read his procla-
packed with people. but one by onethe Repnb-
Goyernor had with him Aiit.- Gen. Dyer. of the
The questions Which 4 the HOUSE Of Repre-
sentatives will ask are three. but the essence
Of them all is in the last; Can tho May ses- i
zion Of the LegisIat9re Be ediournsd By the
even II a enlargement does exist between thesI
two Houses" Non partisanslju Justify the Gov.N
ernor In his action, but assert that the House
game with law and order. with the public as q
secondary consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
AFTER $4,000 BACK ALIMoSE.
Usmsrried Mrs. 5kIilman Discovers Re
married Mr.. Skiilman In Red Bank.

1smsrvfed Mrs.. skIiinaan Discovers Re-
married Mr.. Skiilman In Red Bank.
RED BANK. June 2.-Bherin Bmock served
papers on z vorhies skillman here this
morning In suit for $4,000 unpaid allmony,
claimed By his divorced wife About two
years ago his wife obtained divorce from
him in Denver. and the court allowed her 5000
per month allmony skillmsn. who is the son
OF Abrnm Skillman q wealthy hardware
merchant Of Trenton. N j.. left the juris-
diction OF the Denver court soon after tho
decision, and. according to the wife's state
ment, moved about from place to place for
the purpose Of avoiding the, Payment
Of the alimony. Fora time he lived at Column
bus. o.. and was disc overed by detectives en-
ployed by his divorced wife. He. however.
ieIt before papers could be ferved on him;
me former wife In the mean time married and
became Mrs. Slaughter, but she btili Kept up
the hunt Tor her first husband and the ALI
Mr.. Bkillman was lately found at this place.
where. with wife that he married at Colum.
BUS. y, during the last year. he 10 boarding at
Mrs; Champlain's. on the river bank: He
denies having been hunted. and says his for
mer vile Is only making the statement she
docs 70 promote her own case. Mr.. bkllmen
has been a summer boarder here for several
years PAST. and having made many friends. IL
ANNOYED by the proceedings. He has engaged
Trenton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
DR. SARA r. CHASE CONVICTED.
Only One Opinion In the Jury Room-She
May Get Twenty Years.

Only One Opinion In tho Jury Room-She
May Get Twenty Years..
The trial OF DR.. Sara B. Chase. whom Assist
ant District Attorney Davis. In his opening Of
the case for the people. characterized as the
only successor of the late Nine. Restell. ON an
indictment charging her with killing Maggie
Manzone Of 265 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn. by q
criminal operation. ended yesterday In the
General Sessions before Judge MARITIME. with q
verdict Of guilty. Dr. Chase was Jointly indict-
cd with Frederick Dimire and Florence f.
Donovan. who are at largo under bail
- In his summing up for the people. Assistant
District Attorney Davis that he was confident
that the jury would agree with him In bis
Characterization Of DR.. Chase as the successor
of Nine. Restell. Cross.oxamination had
shown that her whole life. within tho last
fifteen years. had been q medley OF question
able quasi matrimonial alliances. lectures
upon the sexual relations to audiences Of
women and men, addressed separately. and
practices such as brought Maggie Man
zone to her death. The defence which was
that Maggie Manzone was operated on first by
Mrs. Dimire and that the child she was
about to become the m other Of was killed. and
that the delivery OF that dead child by DR..
Chase was lawful and proper act necessary
to save the life OF the mother. was absurd.
What Dr.. Chase did do was deliberately and
cruelty to take the life Of the unborn child for
the sake Of $50. which Florence F. Donovan
purpose: and. through her clumsi ess and
Ignorance. in earning this fee she killed the
mother
:, In summing IN for the defence. LAWYER
Hugh y. Pentecost said that though Mr. Davis
across his usual bounds IN attributing to DR..
Chaoe the horrible characteristics OF the late
h%s Ess. 50 M hspE I what Mme
public benefactor. and friend OF women, who
devoted her professional and private life to
agitatine spbjects Of public good and to acts
operation for which Mrs. Dimire received
500 Of Florence ?. Donoyan's money. DIR,
Chase. seeing that her death was inevitable II
proper operation. The patients death result
cd from the wounds given to her by Mrs.
Dimise, indiEsctlyi because pneumonia SUPER
Judge MARITIME charged the Jury that the law
relieve . mother Of child whom It was neces-
cary 70 save the NE Of the mother. But the
to detsrmine whether such o necessity exist
cd 1t was not sufficient for tho physician or
other person who performed the operation to
come Into court and say that the operation was
The jury retired at b:5s and ssventeen min
utes lster, they returned to tho court room
With 2 verdict Of guilty Of manslau lighter In tho
down With Q scorntul shrue OF the shoulders.
Under the conviction she may be sentenced to
State prison for women. at Auburn, for twenty
udfs to
OF the first ballot. Judge MARITIME thanked the
jury, saying, that he fuIiy concurred in their
verdict, and particularly commended the
Sist al the end Of SO long and closely contested
q case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
SAYS HE HAS GONE TO THE DEVIL.
His Wife Believes He Ha. Taken Another
Woman with Him.

Woman Win Kim.
G. C. Thomas was employed as n stenog-
rapher until May Is In the office OF the Cviale
Agency 174 Fulton street. Here there was a
good looking typewriter. Miss Kraft. to
whom he became very attentive. They had so
much to say to each other that the manager
limited that they had better postpone their
conversations until after office houra On May
Is Thomas went to work for tho Economic Gas
Machine Company OF 20 West Forty-second
street Last Monday morning he came to the
office earlier than usual and wrote note say
ing that he was going down town on o matter
OF business. He said he had terrible pains In
his head. and hoped to be excused from work
for the rest OF the day, He did not return. In
ter, written at downtown hotel:
can an no s,k 1orE for ySa 4.
s p.n. ~? Ell"
IN the noranr one misEsr than You are has called
Henceforth Mephistopheles Jr.
1T was learned through Miss Kraft that
street Manager Beardsiey wrote to Mrs.
Thomas asking Mhers her husband VAS VAS She
woman He has been taxing his clothes out
October he has not come homo until after
getting SO week. while he was really get
ting S18 He was always Rood to me. and we
never auarrelled. but he has been lying to me
pocket one night mot long ago. and the next
night saw him with Q woman in Twenty
He has lots Of common sense. and IL perfectly
healthy"
Mr.. Beardsley found that Thomas had mis-
appropriated money that had been, given to
him to pay small expenses, He had begun to
falsify his expense account on the day he be-
gan work there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

One Couple Rode Twenty Miles ut Night on
Horseback to Rochester.

Horseback to Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, June 2-The young women of
the village OF Caledonia In Livingston County,
have begun to elope at the rate OF two week.
Early In tho week Miss Marion Wright ran
away with Jay Merrill OF Mumtord. The cou-
pie drove to Leroy, where they were mar
rled. On Wednesday night Miss Ma
bel Bradbury. daughter OF William Brad
bury, and James or, Kennel Kennedy "a farm
true kptshtIy fashion. Kennedy had been or
the girl. Mabel is, an accomplished horse
woman. and Kennedy arranged to be near her
home with two horses al sadded and bridled,
at certain hour on Wednesday night.
wardrobe out OF the, window and let herself
was waiting in the shade OF a clump Of trees
The. gallant Kennedy. boosted her into tho
which were headed toward this city.
1t was a twenty mile ride: but they had good
horses, and rode into this city long before day
break, hunted up minister, and were mar
ried. Now they are ENJOYING the honeymoon
somewhere unknown to the parents OF the
bride.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Stabbed . Policeman,

Detectives Haegsrty and Hurlich arrested
last night John Gallagher OF 100 Monroe
street. Cornelius Collins OF 1923 Madison
street. and Edward Weeks Of 30 Rutgers
ters supposed to have been concerned In q
burglary.
han went to assist the detectives, James
Mahoney. 10 years old. OF 1T Monroe street.
stabbed the officer IN tho left arm with PEN
were locked up at the Madison street station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
NO TIME TO STOP FOR RESCUE
A Lake Steamer Cuts n Schooner .. Two
and Races to beach Herself

aeo 1knces TO bench HERSELF
ALprNA. Mich. June 2.-The steel steamer
Corsica collided with an unknown schooner
fifteen miles OF Thunder Day leland this
morning at daybreak in fog Tho schooner
was out In two. and went to the bottom in
stantly. Her entire crew were lost
The Corsica had no time to wait for the
rescue Of any survivors who might be floating
around in the mass OF wreckaRe. as her bow
was stove in and tho water was pouring In
faster than her pumps would throw IL out
The Corsica was run on tho beach in Thun-
der Bay. Just below Ossinikee. Tho scboon-
er's disappearance was SO sudden that not
even her namo, color. or size could be made
out By those on the steamer.
In coat which was picked up among tho
wreckage to-day was letter signed by Joe
Davy. 2l3 Cherry street, Green Bay. Wis. It
was dated March 80. 1893. and began. My
Dear Brother"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

Frederick Bohlman, bartender for John
Pepper ut Seventeen street and Third ave-
nue.. was dangerously stabbed yesterday by
an Italian bootblack, Cosmo Binno, aged IT
years. who keeps a stand in front Of tho
saloon.
relied, and the boothuck was elected from the
store. An hour later. as the bartender was
leaning over the front OF the bar the Italian
knife into the left side o. his back.
hoffman fell to the floor and his assailant
made his escape. Bohman went to the Pres
byterIan Hospital and had his wound dressed
Detectives Long and Weller arrested the
boot blnck
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Coonty Physican Elliott examined Browns
bedy AS o'clock In the morning. He found thai
the bullet had lodged in tho heart. He gave Il
- his opinion that It was . plain case OF muir
Der, The pplica nam mysttasd do.
saf1s of tia casa. The door Isadiag,t to the bed
i room had been broken open and the sash In q
tssr room Va: sMSshsd There Tss blood on
one q
d. ths wound: This e tSoushs t f. 5sys
IL door fhs room ' Ola not show an t
as eSS on' W III
night dress. The pistol with, which Brown
suiy H iSaSed r. drawer In the saloon and was
Emms Woods was arraIened before Justice
SeioSF IN the m ssSi She said she was in
the house when her husband came In. and
I'm. / am going to kill you"
ereyolyer and fred at her. the bal! striking
:si$ h. r. Dlsssa the pIstoi = IL H: own breast
orms hsa
ios Barrett IS Counsel By bis advice she
s TSs 1essimony a y pstriet saVnor and
SS sn!t threw no real lifht, on the murder:
S Sni swsHsned. MI Mr Barreft A eS.
%esSy q The fsea boy a1' until ssf
threw . little light upon what had precseed
tsa TT ~ ssssa1sg
Rs.d.r,I, He Thought T. nothing UNUSUAL in
Soss ssld An'n''an' later tho same
oh: Low: kiss me. Oh. Lew. / didn't mean
nGi dsad' I'm sIsd IN not a gqFdsret
and no heard her outs
sS is. On Ss ss
MsGrss That Lew snS was p sSs SIs
YS .S Ing Whsn hi; mother told hin that Brown
q , Ths, b ass R %sIssn stree. t..,
SSnder bed in the back t room and iD gave Il to
a: Clarity and Pssrict aaSnOS are had
sEn%ss good. !. . notorlou. woman in
s.ct She Sy 6onas With
Ps:sy ssl xeSa IS:
Ss.sF Years. sHs sS ws' . bern h. IL
xSS removed SS to Gneinn.tI years
I's 4. %s SEs:t.ta HsasSs &ss ':s :s On
X the a@s .S So say had Tho. sn sspst
ratsd and Emma was launchsd upon a life OF
dive IN Esa VA FSp s s.;se %SsSS
Z: Hs Ths from up o ny
g., Eas known as blonde I'm. and f' %"s
S Sssst ST re- Who st,Tsys
theatres By reason OF her blonde hair, large
blue eyes. and wonderful comp lexion. Five
Souns %nfri With " sporslue Rq p1S
Sliyities. who subsequently qusrreiled With
a as5s tried e commit suicide by taking poison.
oas Broad street, which was soon mouse SoSe
e sa,,asd o. BY ths decent neigh6ors but which
Soy whom 10 BROUGHT from the Vest a nst Wien Wen
rom one dive to anothsr, aud four @ aei,tRs
s sfa Lew Brown induced her to 90 and live
n,sh him. His vile bad then been dead seven
s0HHs r. sIn his manner q lie with her; ' ~
s nss - s S"vs ESSatS HaGaSs
az night, and he went again alone on Thurs
So y night ss shortly before II o'clock he went
T9 IL s stGfpr Sp 4 I. RE g
Rsc house two doors away. Whether Emma mi "a
or SScs was there At the time or not is still an
SIy that she did not 90 hone until ooR.iSers-
Wss @lSp,s1 hra .nd was thsa intoxicated
ss stdols times during the svenine, and Il Ia
Icon no IVA aS , ntinting With two men In .4-
MssH' And ala Nh At she showed q revolver and
ne !hreats against Brown @1N
si * ,soFy 10 that che was Jealous OF him,
"Asn no went home and fepad ksg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Last Seen ut Theiss's.

A dozen wealthy coffee planters from Costa
RIGA are stopping in this city on their way to
Chicago. They lodge at 3S West Sixty first
street On Wednesday night jose Maria Orea-
numo and jose Quazado two OF the younger
men. started out to see tho city after dark.
The last heard Of them they were at Thess's
Troy and another Of the party called at Police
Headquarters YESTERDAY and EXPRESSED fear
cans, whose pockets were full OF money and
jewel Try when they started out on Wednesday
eyenin1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
New Evidence Aen,us, Or. Gr.,es.

DENVER, June 2.-Ths Board OF County Com
missiorers to-day were urged by County
Attorney Stevens to appropriate sufficient
money to defray the expenses of seven wit
nesses from the East In the second trial OF DR..
I; Thatcher Graves. In advising the Board.
MIR. Stevens stated that new evidence OF . very
lieyed q conviction could be readily obtained.
Indications now are that an appropriation will
be made. expense not to exceed 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
tn. For. Wayne strike settled.

INDIANAPoLIs. June 2.-The street car strike
was settled this afternoon. The company
submitted to tho strikers a proposition to in
crease tho wages OF conductors and m otormen
to 10 cents per hour providing six conductors
mitted to retain their places. The strikers
considered the proposition and accepted it.
The com pany agrees to recognize tho union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
A baltimore Musician Missing.

BALTIMORE. June 2.-Fred Lax. once flute
soloist OF Gnmore's band and until recently
the leader OF the Filth Regiment band and
| Academy Of Music orchestra, has disa appeared.
He has been subject o ITS OF melancholy. and
when Inst seen Mas very desDOndent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Frightened to Death In "a Thunder shower

MEMPHIS, June 2.-During q violent thunder
storm this afternoon John J.. Carey, subur.
ban grocery keeper, was frightened to death.
lie had b~en III, and WAS lying on his bed with
his head close to an open window. bright
flash Of lightning, followed hy u deufeninR
peal Of thunder, frightened him so that he
jumped up and rushed into the next room.
He jumped through window t. the ground.
He had a fall OF only six feet, and he ran forty
feet after striking the ground. he fell. and
was carried into tn" house unconscious. He
cied almost imin ediately
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
The Ioeomotiyo Hi.w Up.

PETERSBURG, Va, June Tho locomotive OF
an east-bound coal train on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad which eft here this morning
for Norfolk. blew up when about ten miles from
badly scalded The locomotive and twenty
one cars are u complete wreck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Il e1RL OF 10 TAKES POISON
Sho II Wayward. Her brother Says. and He
Had Scolded Her.

Had Scolded Her.
Bertha Knob. 15 years old. living with her
parents at 439 West Fortieth street. attempted
suicide last night by taking Paris green.
About 9:15 o'clock her elder brother took her
othe West Thirty-seventh street station and
told Can't: Price that she had taken poison be-
cause he had scolded her.
He said she was wayward girl, and that
whenever her parents rem on strated with her
she threatened to commit suicide. The am
bulance took her to Bellevue Hospital The
doctors think she will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Hanged Himself In HI. Room.

Andrew stegelman, q German ciRarmaker,
IS years old. committed suicide last evening
by hanging himself with rope thrown over a
nail In the wall OF his room at 507 West Thirty
sixth street. He was unmarried. Business
had been bad OF late. and SteRelman had be-
come deSpOpdent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Long Island Railroad.

comnsneipg Jsns . train leaving Long Island City
extended 10 Sag Harbor stopping at al stations
east q Phteh9gas. An additional train from Long
ogue. stopping a. all ststoni except HossdAls Bell
Sag IArbor at 62S NJ stopping &C ali stations east Of
ISiGhazuA T6iS ssgyiss DAILY except 6lResya-1ds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Think They're Going 10 Catch Wilson.

ST. LOUIS. June 2.-Detsctives from the st.
Louis Police Department. who have been
securing the State for Samuel Wilson. the
bandit who. on the night of May "a. held up
Pacific. think they have him cornered at Han:
cock. No.. and say his arrest Is u matter OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Harou Faya an Amb..,, dor.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The State Depart
ment was to-day officially notified OF the ele-
walton OF the italian Legation TO tho rank OF
an Embassy, ana that Baron Fava. present
Minister. would soon present his credentials
as Am bassAdor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Robbed the Rnns WnsIe the Cashier Was
Dinner.

AVA. Ill. June 2.-To-day at noon the bank
OF Ava was robbed Of about $4,000 while the
bank Employees were at dinner. The robbers
They then toni the money out OF the safe.
which was unlocked. The cashier was not
away twenty-five m inutes. NO trace Of the
robbers can be found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
Kan Ia,o n wa..ou., killing Two ,...

COLUMBIA. S. c.. June 2.-Mixed train No. o
coming south on the Richmond and Danville
Railroad. when about three miles south of
hdReway. ran into washout yesterday. 1t
Vas r about a hunafea Feet wide' ann Engineer
instantly killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
TIL. Romaass OF Police Comais.,oa.rs

VIII occupy space IN Inspector Wlliams's
"reminiscences In o-morrows Sunday Mercury.
which will also include q very interesting
chapter concerning Marcus Cicero Stanley and
Henry ClsUA, the bsnksr.-AdA
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A Murderer R.lu,.d 70 E.eape.

SEDALIA. No.. June 2.-Fiye prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail escaped last night By
saving. knocking hole In the wall they let
themselves down to the ground by rope e
sentence OF death for murder. refused to Ioin
the fugitives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
The Car Rolled Down the EmbanImeA.

NASHVILLE. June "A wreck In which
eleven persons were injured occurred ON the
Northwestern division OF tho Nashville. Chat
tanooga and St Louis Railroad near New
sums station, Mt D:+u o'clock this morning.
Memphis. due here at Z O'CLOCK. jumped the
track AMI rolled down Hn enbankment Ibe-
tween thirty and forty feet nigh.
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To-aorrow's Mercury Iuu..-.t,oas.

Portraits in half tone OF Ives and Ro1.sis.
the billiard champ ions. and Jack McAulife.
the unconquered lightweight pugilist also
William Waldorf Astor. and many beautiful
artistic illustrations will appear In to-mor-
rows Sunday Nercuy.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
CAIlsaya Ia HiIIR IL SupPInntinE
all other preparations Of the bark.-Adr.

Herb Divine" Americas ioc. cigar FOR &C. Supplied
by X Y, Brown, 81 Murray lt-Adh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03

Tho BsIkyhirs Hills route via New York Centrsl-
Roon.-Adg
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suTs torpid uYsL-AaA