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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
Coi,er. Athletes on The Trn ck

Urea June 3-The records Of tn, Intercolleg iate
Field Sports on Tuesday as follows:
onenundrcd yard Dash - Fixes Syracuse. nrst:
Baker Union second. Ras;on, Hamilton, third. Time
10 = 3 seconds
Putting l5.round Shot Barnes Union. nrst SO feet
inches; Muntor. Colgate second. 80 feet inches:
Myers. Union. thlrd, SO feet ~ inches
Fo!e yau!t-Ackernan syracuse. FIRST 10 feet: Pike.
Rochester. second; Naylor Hamilton. third.
II tins even NayIor sli'LoCated n hi. arm s,.
nrs,; Bryan, Cosate, second, Alien. union. third.
Nile waII-rolIock Union first; wh',e.lde. syracuse,
seSSsd te& ns q Isl s
iton nrst: Pkg Rochester. seconi' iio!eEa, Union.
'" Esh,han E and eighty yard Dash os;ranaor
Hamilton; nrsti MacomhSr sy.aense second; Allen
s S fss:
Runnnic lhgh, Jsin?-AckermNn syrselse nrs.
insa.a %yf$: uaan 'hyTi ss:S rr.,' r...,, ca,
gate. second. brown Syracuse. third Time minutes
Two.hnnlred nhtwenty.yard lIuri!s-Raston liam.
ilton, mrs.. Rsley. C"is"ie second PIKE Rochester.
A. ,"y, +. , ;ss%na s5''si
gs .e' s: T4a. IL "%' Sec
h.a az: 'H Te sa hs Vas sa Sst%cen Roo" am
.., "na saf. Ti Fine NIX i Places
Eo for hs :, s o.r "a aT.T s ps
as follow. hamilton -" Union, -; Colgate H. and
colchester. TO- , .
In ~ TIE Laurencsyle Athletic Assuciaion resulted:
one hnndred-yard Dash-Won by X Herr class OF
va 10 80 seconds: second c. W. Dibbe. 80 third J.
II. smith 'HH 49,, :, r.
class e aa 2, WITH Jump of feet "a inches NJ B.
UsifmiIe Rtn-Won by I. u. Newmeyer. ~. In
minutes II seconds; Z. II. Ch@rchman. second W, NJ.
Post. third. :, Cd, 800
with a throw OF a feet Ginches y H. Thompson. 'e3.
80 (, et i. inches. second; u. u. Ferry, third
Four hundr ed. n fortS.yhrl Dhsh--Won by J. W.
One JUNIOR Run for boys urd"r l. years
Non hy r j. DantCrtu 9,i IN i2is seconds. close
nv pcm0ri.c and church as second nnd Ihirl
poe vnlt-W0n by +. t. linsdai". ~ VITA a auit
of feet IA inches j. H. smith. ~ i"rt insGes.
second: j II ThuWusp ~. \ foot inches, MIRA.
Throwing it-p ound hammer Won by = II Thompson.
a:, with throw 81 7ufcr' inC@es. Joan II Thunp-
Mile Waik-Wun By l. : MrNitty. ~ in ! minutes
bG i 5 .ecunds. H. l. Wyatt ~ srcrnd
Twphundted and.twcntyy yard nash-won by T. pcrr.
"a in 81 Ia seconds: 4. W Dl6ble. %. second; j II,
TwGh,.n.red snd.t wentyyhrd Hurdie-won ny John
H. Thnnpson, 'H3. In - seconds II. Mitchell. NJ
ond: q ~ Brnwu 'Nb thi d.
RUNNING iirosd jump Won by J. ~ Smith as. with
n mp of ID feet 20 inchss: II Mitchell ''3. rs feet
~ inches second; H. Thomps"'I '"3, II feet ~
Throw,nv the Baseball Won by j. H. Smith, 'p8 with
throw 81 feet: H. Ross. 80. ~ feet inches,
onn: \ 81 Harris ~. 2G2 feet tuird
Relay Walk ono Nilc-Won by p. 4, Rnrchling and y.
r. Murray Time. minutes ~ 80 seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
JoTIINGs AMOUR TOWM

Postmaster-General Wilson g. Bissell is at the Hon
man House.
John W Trowbr,dse a sketch artist OF the Herald 10
In tho New York Hospital TO undergo operation FOR
appeniicetas
Mr. John II. starn will give his fifteenth annual com.
and sailors on Thursday.
Ex.Assemblyman Waiter @. Byrne of the Twelfth dts
tret has teed appointed Assistant Secretary to the
Board Electrical control ut a salary OF So 900
year. lie succeeds John b. Trainer. " no resigns
Tie regular SUNDAY afternoon and evening concert a.
Eldol ado Will DO given to-day, be ginning at r. NJ In
addition 10 the E!horado bans! there will be olrn
.ooiss The organization OF King Solomon WI! be IN
Saturday June II.
TnE Sry received yesterday from Tim s, f'r
Annie walsh the woman who. with her baby "a er
arms WAS found IN n iaintinS condit on rom re
Iosuro hnh dissipation on the Bowcry on Nrdu'-I
nght. she nov in Bellevue Hospital an Is last
gaining her strength.
Mayor Gilroy and his family will go to Their summer
home ut Far RoeEaway tho latter part of II" present.
week ior tito season They wonld been esabIsDrd "a
their seaside home several weeNs ago hat not ben
for the necessity ot remaining in the city attend TO
the entertainment OF tho spanish Princess
Patrick sagro Of 81 Oliver street the man whom
Commissioner MHgOns ot the custom llnu.r Invests
gazing Committee saw attempting - work ne p'ch"t
book game upon an immigrant in battery ARK on ~
nav. was yesterdays mi Ia the '-lhhl Tor ~ HIoLNh
ny Justice Martin OF me Tnnibs rora tnu''-
John Meyer. a. years old Of 2,O Eat Seycnty.scr"Ud
street. wh't few years ago. Le?. l"""lrt trle %.
Park ION, was held 81 oOo for tra' u. he i"n.s
!ourt YESTERDAY. sydney Z. whie, = mann ,tnfini
1eweler At ~ John street accused lrf ~ hN'.Hs
stolen diamond and opal cluster scarf pm NA'GeG NJ
on reroratan Day John Pail of l"D Fast Third street
and john khngohoner NJ - Il'E DOCK req GHlf'
honrr with a cue fihcturhs H"h.L ine nm.
innn is now IN the German "'"t' ann We cnhInrs
and in the Isse% Market cour yesterday ho MAS ned
without BAH
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OBITUARE

james J. sher. editor OF the Port Jervis
Erening Gazette. died suddenly on Friday
night Hc performed his usual editorial work
on Friday and in the evening was about to re-
trio to bed when profuse hemorrhaCe OF tho
lungs set in. causing immediate death. Mr..
SHEER wss AZ years Of age. and had heen con-
nected with Orange county papers since 1871.
tho past ten yehrs as editor OF the Port Iervs
Gazette. lie leaves widow and two children.
Joseph Haselhurst died on Friday at his
home. ia Rcmsen street brooklyn; In his OILS
year. He was the head OF the woollen firm OF
Haselhurst h Co OF 81 Worth street, a director
nj tho Hanover Insurance Company and OF the
South Brooklyn Savings Bank. and q member
OF the Hanover Club.
Capt. James Craig died Yesterday morning
at his home at Como. near De mar. n. j.. aged
60 He commanded a ship during the war
which was used for tho Transportation OF sup.
plies He was for many years tho Collector OF
Wall township, Monmouth county He leaves
seven children.
Senior Gurgel do Amaral de valente. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister I'enipotentiary of
the United States OF Brazil to the Austro-
Hungarian Empire. died yesterday OF apo
plexy,. lie was recently married to young
lady OF Vienna.
Thomas Mcdowell. a prominent Indiana
Democrat. and for many years editor of tho
Miami county Sentinel died suddenly yester-
day at feru In that State.
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TWO BULLETS WE'RE IN xE1zER's HEAD
Fact which the Presbyterian Hospital
Anthnrifirr Krnt TO Themrelvee.


The police are disposed to believe that Gott-
Heb Meter. the 24-ycar old cooper OF 1874 East
Fifty fourth street. who died ut the Presby-
terisn Hospital at 10 o'clock on Friday night.
committed suicide. When Meter was taken
to the hospital II was supposed that he was
suffering from q severe scalp wound. but ek-
animation disclosed two bullet holes on the
left side OF the head. above the ear Dr..
Adams probed for the bullets, but could NOT
find them. and an operation was performed
but tho bullets were not removed. Ponce In.
vcstigation was delayed. because the hospita'
authorities gave no notice fthe finding oil tho
bullet wounds until Motzer died. The man IN
charge OF the desk at the hospital saio 10
Sun reporter yesterday:
I'VE do not do police duty. We are here TO
care for people to the best OF our ability
whom they are brought in. not to catechise
them about their injuries" Further
than that no statement could be had. sur
geon Whitaker who was In charge oil the am
bulance is q young man and II Was only ms
second or third trip with tho ami aoTn very
soon because the rntry on the hosBital olottsr
opposite his name is; Pi'tOl-shO1 wound in
mol Policeman James spotton Of the East sixty
seventh street station found Meter sts.ing on
pile Of GS'k Tu at q. Mezss
head was bloody. and he told the otiieer that
he had fallen on the rocks ana nurt NJ se.,.
was removed. 1t was then thought that no
had only a scalp wound. and the matter was SO
reported at tho station house. .,.,.
From Sevcnticth street to seventy Iourtn
street and east from Avenue 4 to the river
there is almost an unbroken stretch OF ROCKS.
some being nearly fifteen feet high; just Pc
fore the river 10 reached thore is u slope to tho
waters edge. -, Ait.
siope and is tho proprietor OF swimming
bath. At o'clock on TUESDAY morning no
aaw Meter enter his grounds and go down
the slope to the bath houses b ana IS aSw o
liquor. As there is not much business now IN
the swimming line Giessler did not disturb
him. and tho circumstance was almost
forgotten when ABOUT oei0 Titt,o IN bo oxs
who play around in the neichborhood told i
Giessler there was drunken man IN inc
bath house. Giessler brought Meter up near
the house and laid him In the shade. re ap
there WAS blood on his head. but Giessler SUD
posed he had fallen and cut himself. Meter
remained there until Policeman Spotton found
Mrs. Louis Ziegenbein. who lives in the
house with Ciiessler. says that somo time ago
Meteor told her he was terribly troubled WITH
cnturrh and that sometimes II made MN ieei
so dispirited that life did not seem worm Nv
Detectives Long and Waller have been Do
tailed to the case. AS to tho ristol not having
been found they shy 1t must have been taken
BY ono Of the soSs the
Hospital says that Meter was able TO tell Oil
about himself. but when asked about the
shooting said lie did not know how 1t had oc-
i. TfeifIer a cousin OF tho dead man. Is
strong in the belief Meter was murdered.
He declares tn at there was nothing to induce
Meter to kill himself.
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G4SIIGER AND his BIRD CAGE.
Tho Uuhnppy 1rnrmith Resumes Work In
His Dingy Little shop.

His DinIy Little SHOP
For the first time since his bird cage was
seized for debt by unsymrnthetic creditors
Tinsmith Xavier Gastiger busted the cobwebs
from his gloomy shop in Woodharen yester-
day and took UP the burden Of life again. But
his heart was sad and his reluctant hammer
told and retold throughout the long day the
story Of his great disappointment
1t was the meek complaninGs Of five hungry
children and devoted wife that drove him
back to tho workbench. Otherwise he would
probably have been content to have spent the
remainder OF his life hemoanirg the loss OF
his cage. which Sheriff Norton OF Queens
county says he will sell on Wednesday Mt noon
unless GastiGer succeeds in raising the SlO4
needed to redeem it.
two years he spent in building the cage which
he intended sending to the Worlds Fair. OK
hausted his money and credit, and Just as he
was about to reap the benefits. OF his long and
arduous toll creditors stepped in and carried
away hts treasure because he couldn't pay
tho 500 he owed them.
Ever since the cage has been in Sheriff Nor.
tons custody In tho Queens county Court
House in Long Island City 1t has been care
fully looked after. The clocks In tho towers
tick mcrrily all dny. and the chimes tinkie out
the hours. apparently unmindiul OF the mis-
fortune that has overtaken the tinsmith.
In addition to the S2+5O previously nc
knowlcdGrd. THE Sun yesterday received 81
from Tn Mulhousen OF Madison. y. j.. to help
Gustiger recover possession OF his bird cage
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J. S.Conover & Co.,

begin to demand our rights Col Smith is N,
9nd he is comtrrtable Int whs55o' n Snn I'D
"At?' suggested, but the Colonel needed
NY We We air. sab. he continued. "in the straw
Yet. snh. these men who have disrcriar y'I rs
cas-" ca s,!I places. chucElns at our yearnin.s ani
layin the ,att"ring, junction to their souls 'hst
The nSr s shf he w Swhe hcy Se s
their friends will hoh9rs "nn the III .. "A,..
and we aons get s2%'si ,n nnt Wl1i W.
the floor with rcsoundin. whack:
>" They usually, DO under, similar eircnm.
must to rashness by the in nuencc OF the Iuloi.
The, hreIin?s Of the Saw,h' sa9 may 10
ssh do no su' Ne s sah q" the ne io"
sp 'i by the spirit OF Washington. OF jSrrr.
son. OF Jackson; are are. made o, different Httit
tcians who see in us not men as they are hut
minions who. may be piled unfor them to stand
We we viii rsSel. srH. ana Jay re tyrnns low: 49,.
but how, Colonel? How Z" asked. eagerly.
In that regisrd sab" no said much ramrr,
I am not at liberty to- SPEAK ~ present. But
The Colonel's proposition was patent.
urged. Has livingston or tho ropniist: or
nc - M Mi;G 7, or tho Republicans anything
Wait. sah." he said firmly. wait till you
hear from Iumpkin county.
Every we'll. Colonel" said: and while we
whit will you tell me what you think OF Mr..
Clcvelandr
He. is the, President Of the United States,
sal" he reIIice,9I with dignity.
is that all p
That's enough, sah." and the Colonel shut
ur closer than clam.
What do you think OF the financial policy,
tho pension laws. ind the tariff" asked at
one bold plunge.
They air secondary issues, sab. until we
get this other matter OF rewarding the deserve
ing. sab. settled for once and for all. This re-
public. sab. IL big enough and great enough to
take care OF itself temporarily. but the Demo-
cratic leaders air not sab. and we must have
them shaped ur before nnythin: else is done.
II we expect to do anything for the glory OF tho
party. IL a passle Of Mugwumps and unrelia-
tles is going to run the Cover mont. then.
sab. Lumpkin county will stand from under:
but IL the glory Of Andrew Jackson is to be the
cloud by day and the pillar Of fire by night to
guido us. then count Lumpkin in. sab. count
Iumpkin in. and she'll do her part. sab. and
all she asks is her share Of the profits"
The Colonel called up two moro mint juleps,
and as he was about to launch forth anew two
ladies came up The walk.
mo politics before tho ladies'" he said.
warnnGly. and the next minute he wns pre-
senting me to his wife and his daughter. two
such handsome women that. in the delight Of
meeting them. forgot mint juleps. politics.
and everything else except my suariter in noda
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NOT 4 BASEBALL TON
Attorney-Gcneral Oiney tho Only Member OF
the Cabinet Who Attends the Games.

Attorney-Gcneral Oiney tho Only Member OF
the Cabinet Who Attends the Games.
WASHINGTON. June Northumberland Oh
ney is the only member Of tho Cabinet who
has shown himself TO be a baseball crank.
He is sometimes soon Mt the local baseball
park taking in tho gam from an obscure cor
ner OF tho grand stand. To-day he displayed
much enthusiasm duling tho exciting period
OF the Washington Pittsburgh contest and he
displayed familiarity with the tlne points Of
the game that quito astonished his Sompan-
ion, Civil Service Commissioners Iheouore
Roosevelt. The latter is n regular rooter
for the Washington club. but ho was surprised
to find the ATTORNEY General 80 well versed
in the game In the last Administration Sec
Rotary Foster of the Treasury Department,
"Cncle Jerry" Rusk. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Miller were regular attendants at Capitol
Park, and they always occupied seats up In the
press box" whore they joined In the running
com emit and criticised the plays and players
with all the enthusiasm OF De Wolf Hopper
or Digoy Bell. Secretary Lamont has q
warm place in his heart for the ma.
tionnl game. and he has threatened
several tim es to knock OF" some fine after
noon and take in q gnme with Attorney-G on
eral Olney. Tho President and all OF the m en-
bers OF the Cabinet have been provided with
com plim entary season tickets by tho Presi-
dent OF the League. but thus far the Attorney
General IL the only membe OF the Admins
trstion who has parted with several OF his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
COSMoPOLITAN CLUB At HOME
It Invites Clubmen Of Other Cities to Joir
and Enjoy its Good Cheer.

It Invites Clubmen Of Other Cities to Join
and Enjoy Its Good Cheer.
Tho Cosmopolitan Club had ahousewarminG
at 10 West Thirtieth street last night and in
vited its friends to drink to its health and
long life.
1t has been organized on the plan Of the
Travellers Club in London. and any foreigner
WHO'S q m en- Der OF a club abroad may Join the
Cosmopolitan by presenting his credentials
and paying dues.
This scheme. 1t Is expected. will bring to-
gether clubable men Of all nationnllties. and
make the Cosmopolitan unique among the
clubs OF this city. Already it has 800 mem-
wick Club.
G. T. Lunt Is its President. and some OF tho
other officers are d. H. Henderson. E Alvord.W
Stewart /. d. Tunison. and DR.. Batty. There
was lunch. an orchestra. and some things to
night and members OF the club feel confident
that the new venture will succeed.
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Want 10 HInY Gnmrs.

Among the many amateur. semtprofessonal and
Junior baseball clubs In this city and surrounding
places tho following are anxious TO arrange games
All communications pertaining to this matter from
responsible clubs will be Published. provided they are
signed By an ofncinl:
Italians Of ST Gabriers Church-Want to play all
school teams with players sixteen years or under.
They beat the altar boys OF ST. stephens church on
RsnSy 80. Ea.
with ,r.rela.. outottHTn club. having ,- enclosed
S%H s aas f a.i ;HS.
M IKE :" srrsSs CO ere, II, snn
Es., f,iisiG sisss'' New i%rk s'tS. INV 10 ,". :,
Sasrsss ih%.T I.oss,
s sSnsF dia 1,n Witt pay any
s nty Gd 2t M o'P "":'
Fear s,rsst New York city. ~. ,ou,u,,,,,r..
S. Madison June 10 J.s Hss Jn. s,aI
'H Morning M r asi Snsrnosn hsoni.n 4 q
sa d,Ss : date f. ap
on Jun.
nsy w ss team ma. sat: 'ss resy
ts o assssl&y .9H' bssaa,s from
si%;; :%;:
AE st f.: street Ss XXX
ana P ss:s .Ga1 !"
aver 4. carmine street. New York city - a.
HrIdco Athletic Baseball tlub-Wll pay any nrst
elias. club onerng gnaIAntee. tnr sasstaay ana
sunday games. Address ii, \. hinseiA' -so racine
street Brooklyn
Navins Baseball Club-OHen 10 meet All clubs on
Saturdays sundays and holidays. tho freeports Of
Long Island preferred. Guarantees relnesisd Ad-
dress q. H. Perkins. 4S1 Third avenue; fro"slyh.
hemsen Field Club NJ Brookiyn-hays several un
hlled dates TO play uniformed teams AVetASng rs 70
- Years Address L. l. Dunbar secretary ~ FOURTH
GrAmercys OF Harlem will play any uniformed team
WIN players averaging II years SUNDAY Eaines phn
Address charles Thomas. lu3 West N'neV'eVh'h
street New York city. -.
Prospect Baseball Club Of Brooklyn-Hare Jans Y
and Jniy open to play all out oft9wn CLUBS onenng
sui abls gunran,ees Address Frank Cohen manager.
o3 First place Brooklyn, . 49,, =,
Franklin Athletic Associations Baseball Cub-iays
June 10 Aug 8 IL 20 and Saturday afternoons In
September open to play amy nrItolAss club Address
Murray liilis-weuld like 10 play on sAtnrday June
"a with some good outof'town club Address NAT o.
streng manager, ~ Broadway Ner York city: =
Lyra Tehm-ReorgAniIed with these plAyeui T.
Dunn, catcher; " scNnlon, pitcher T. Cree leu, n.ss
base D. lambert. second base; phil" short atop; 10
Carly, third base: Connolly. left neld; kleophsr
eentfs hrld; Sol siurasn right nsld; VIII meet any
team OF PLAYERS under 10 years. Address D. Lambert
captain. A.: kast Tweniythrd street. New York city
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The combined companies which have APP
peared the pas. week in the amphithcatre OF
the Madison Square Garden will he succeeded
to III orrow night by Solids orchestra. which
will give concerts overy evening. ~
There will lie n special Inauguration bill to-
morrow night, Tuesday will be request night,
Wednesday and f-iday. Wagner nights;
on sunday. tho concert will be vocal as well
rs instrumental.
The balconies Of the amnhitheatre are to be
curtain al OF and y fountain is to he placed In
tho middle. After II while scenes from grand
opera, with tho singers in costume. will be
frlN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
sMuaaLrNa CHIMNEY.
An orsnnirea G..s that Iss Beer brinEfnE
Them Over The Border fro, Canada

Tbcm uver TIE horuer truA. ~.'.-~-'
WASHINGTON. Juno 3-Important disclosures
| as to n systematic underground railroad ar
rangement for smuggling Chinese into the
| United States BY way OF Canada are contained
| in q report Just made to the Treasury Depar'-
mont by Special Agent Converse j. Smith, sta
| toned at Boston.
He reports tho arrest. on the charRe OF
| frnudulently introducing Chinese into inc
| United States. OF flvo persons, namely: ohar'es
1. Smith. Willis Hopkins. and Mrs Wit HOP
| kins OF Wcst Charleston. Vt: Chin Poy OF iy-
donvillc. VT. and Frank c. Park OF n. 'ohns-
bury VI. The two last named are CINNAMON.
Warrants have also been issued Tor the arrest
OF A. +. Miles OF Stanstead. T. o.. and FRANK
Ross OF Charleston, Vt. on the same charge
The report says:
On Dec. = 1891 reported to the department 'na' A.
r Mile, OF stAn,tesd Quebec Province. was engaged
in introducing Cinnamon into the united s'a'es 'ho
plan adopted and something as to the extent VI h''
operations since that time :is agency mas peeh con
tinuaily tho alert TO break up the system AN" 10
cause the arrest OF the operators TINS Organize" s"s
(and 1t 10 believed there confederaies IN Bostoh'
have conducted their nefsrous business TOT nfary
and from confessions OF some OF thosH no" ua"o
arrest can anthortatively state that Chihese soo
to he entered candestneiy were nrst Akcnih MON
tire al and to one Frank Lee also Chinaman
and laundryma at Sherbrooke. quebec VINO t'ro'eu
them for ten days two weeks in order tnH no nh'
OF s s be sss ssy Of W., qs % G S
Miles 10 his residence at siansead near ,e
Nile. has tttea up MS hoase or the accommoiwn W
these men, and here they were aso ne,ansa v r.
time and then forwarded again by night 70 'nhriet IL
Smith ut Charleston VI. VINO IN lhfh ueh, et"u MIN
to fs Ssn roy Some .sty m,
from the border. and Al these rnns the thina,nen
have taken trains TO Lowell Lawrence. ana o'her
cities.
Frank Ross and Wits Hopkins, also Matte hon
dan hter OF the iormer and who was uhiteu IN mar
riage to Hopkins two weeks ago At tho house nl A. r
Nj ex all re- ding Charleston have also trnudulehy
Introduced Chnamen ami acted A. ,nstert oet Men
the points ment .oued There ia eriu'nce thA Mhes'
who undoubtedly 10 the leading spirit mas also en-
gagged IN smuggling opium ana other ms tcnanure. =,
have in my possession the names OF a good nnfnner
OF cinnamon who have been smugTled across the bor'
der but 1t is difficult to estimate the extent OF me nus
ire.s The railway station agents AZ Iyann'iur ana
ST Johnshury state that large numter OF tcseis nave
been pirchascd BY the Chinsnan now under arrest
1t 10 known that Tor each ChinAmen thus ihtrouuceu
the sum OF $40 has been paid and divided between
the different men
The prisoners were taken to Burlington. Vt.
and arraigned before Commissioner Johnson
on Monday. May 10. and. in default OF bail. all
were emanded to Jail.
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ALL BROKEN CP.
The Uncomfortable Plight ornn Enterprisins
Early MosquIts.

About the most forlorn-lookng object 1
ever saw" said n South street merchant who
lives in Jersey. was mosquito which saw
Just before leaving home this morning nm
having my house painted. and this mosquito.
one OF tho first OF the season. who had evil
IDENTITY been looking about the house last night
for q chance to get in and who. Of course.
didn't know we wore painting. had got his
feet caught in tho drying paint and there no
to get FREQ he had broken his gimlet
and lost his can OF poison For ono accus-
toned to going about with brass band OF his
own and stopping wherever he desired and
eating whcncvsr ho was hungry. this was GER
tainly about as uncomfortable situation as
most wrctched mosquito ever saw: but thcrn
was still some venom left in his heart. for us
plainly as looks can speak: | have my opin-
ion OF q man who has his house painted and
doesn't hang out a sign marked paint"