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THE GOVERNMENT MAY APPEAL.
A Dscision That Affects tho Vitality OF the
System or AilottIng Lands to Indians.


WASHINGTON. juno 17.-Informatlon has Just
reached tho War Department OF decision by
the United States District Court at Seattle
Wash. that, II sustained. will have an impor-
tant bearing on the Indian policy OF tho Gov.
eminent, for it threatens the vitality OF the en-
tire allotment system. Tho case arose in con-
ncction with the construction Of railroad
across the Puyallup reservation. in Washing
ton Territory.
The military authorities sought to prevent
the construction Of the railroad. but the con-
tractor had secured the consent Of the Indians
to the court for an Injunction to prevent mil
il shown in the following telegram received
to-day by the Adjutant-Generul from Gen.
Carln:
The decision OF tho United States District
Court. delivered Mt Seattle on the 18th inst.
sustnins tho Injunction pending tho suit ard
declares that the Governmen emit has lost entirely
the power to control the use Of the lands al
lottcd to the l'uyallup Ind ians noar Tacoma.
The United states attorney has no Instruction
to appear In tho case. The time Is limited
within which to make an anbeaL A reference
to tho Dcpnrtm ent OF Justice is requested"
Late this afternoon Secretary Smith Of the In
terror Department received. by reference from
the War Department. the telegram OF Gen.
Cnrin. and tho Secretary in turn referred il to
tho Attorney General for such action as he may
see, fit to ia ke. 1t is probable that an appeal
will at once be taEcn.
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New. or the WLcsimen.

The cling division Of the Riverside Athletic Club OF
newark propose to hold bicycle TOURNAMENT
Tho cycling clubs OF New Jersey will hold team road
race. u century run, and race meet IN thehlL
II. T. RAYMOND of the L. a W Racing hoard win DO
referee a. tho races OF the Riverside Wheenen July
Tho South Orange Field club will run four bicycle
races in connection with their He'd sports on July
The club of the Bsllvl' Whe-lmen for June are
a. follows; June II, Dundee; June -, Orange; June
20 Caldwell
Tho range Athletic Club cyelsrs have received en-.
tries from q number OF prominent racing men for
their meeting Oh June "a
Msssrs. Douglass Taylor. knight r. watson. Jr: and
J. GrossgeDAuer II represent mo beHNiie Wheemen
upon the path IhIs season
Il. 81 Keyes he's resigned the cap'aincy OF the Man
haitian cycle Club HIS successor will no chosen at
m ting oil the club 20 he held on Monday evening
George Conn OF he Newark wheelmen, who made
such creditAble showing in the MbuIn road race. Is
training for the 100 mile road Of the Atlanta
Wheelnon. to be held on July 10.
The officers of tho Brooklyn CITY Wheemen have
ranged the follow nE club runs for June ami July June
H. Concy Island June 3, Eagle Rock; July q Rock a.
way; Jlyh Htant Sity; July IL. olsa Island July rs.
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FLAMES AT CONEY ISLAND.
ONE FIREMAN KILLED AND & BLOCK
OF BUILDINGS BURNED.

Seven Men save Their Liv-s NV Jumping
from, Bi.z,ng Roof-s50. 900 Worth of
West End Hotels and shops Destroyed.
An entire block Of buildings ut tho Wcst
End Of Coney Island was burned early ycstor-
day morning Whilo fighting tho FIRE John
Madden OF Hose Company No. . crashed
through blazing roof, and whom his body
was recovered the head and one foot had boon
burned OF.
The fro was discovered Mt 2:15 o'clock In
tho bakery Of Ignntz freshman. which is In
the block bounded by Surf avenue. Eleventh
street. or Sea Beach walk. Twelfth street and
a railroad track In the rear All tho buildings
in the block were Of wood, and \ short time
after the fire started Il was evident mono Of
them could be saved. es specially as a strong
wind was blowing.
The Coney Island Fro Department responded
promptly. and alarms wore sent out To- tho
neghborng towns Tor assistance. A hand
pump from Grnvescnd Beach and track
from Gravcscnd arrived soon after and aided
materially. The fire was not under control
until nearly 1870 o'clock.
When the FIRE was at its height an attcmpt
was mado to fight it from the roof Of Andrew
IIolzcrs botttling establishment though tho
flames had already begun to undermine tho
building. Tho men on the roof we're Police
Justice Kenneth +. Sutherland. John w.
Murphy. President OF the Coney Island
Athletic Club; John Dcvln of tho life
saving crew. and Andrew Darby. Alfred
Girard,,, Frank Livingston, George Moses. and
work several carboy. Of vitriol in tths base e.,
ment exploded. and sheet Of lame burst up
ward I'M ths men III In an instnnT there ere
their lives. John Madden was the only on who
failed to get down: lie seemed to hesitate a
lost in n burst OF smoke and sparks His body
was not recovered until after 5 O'clock. it was
t Sss sdasn 1.a s. e sn
gle. and native Of Consy Island He had been
member Of The nolco force and At one time
scorched and severn! we're Injured about the
dnr s sne leap was made iS f o.os who
srrane from the roof TO the Cron nd. thirty feet
sfS ap q "s 9 9s was
checred by the crowd.
hs Gvna in nyS
pump where they worked for nearly two
Mr.. Frischman said he was unable to account
for the flre; His ovens were banked, and it Is
supposed that BY some means the adjoining
The Losses have been estimated as follows:
IGnatz Freshman. bakery. $1,000: tho
c9n en9 sn sWnGd BY sSn Mrs. s S
unknown italian barber, 500: Louie Gottlieb.
men's fnrnisnings' go S 1000 James Bass Snug
rira Concert Garden. 5000: Andrew Holzer.
hottlng works. $4,000. and Williamsburgh
Brewing Company, ice house and bottling ma
chinery. 1000. Total, S5nOOG.
There was little or no insurance upon any OF
the buildings except Frischman's. which car
ried II LOO.
lost svsTytEns and in G Short time tim sloo h%d
been col lectod.
Chief Robert Sutherland OF tho Fire Depart
ment and Chief OF Police McKane say they In
tend making arrangements at once to get two
steam fire engines Tor tho Coney Island de-
partment.
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3ifSS sI'LNChR MISSING.
She Visited I.an.irpburEh on May 30 and
Has Not Been seen Since.

SARATOGA. Juno lion Decoration Day. Miss
Sadie Spencer, daughter of William Spencer OF
Spring avcnUc. left her homo here for n brief
visit to her friend. Mrs. Edward Bolton VI Lans-
ingburgh. Tho next day Mt little past
o'clock IN tho evening, Miss Spencer left tho
residence of Mrs Bolton to return to hur homo
in Saratoga. From that time nothing has been
seen or heard of her. Dligcnt search has been
made in Troy and elsewhere but not tho least
trace of hor has been found. Miss Spencer Ia
"a years old. medium SIZE. and of prep,sscssing
appearance. when she disappeared she wore u
brown dress trimmed with grccn velvet. sack
to match. and n hat trimmed with tawn colored
ribbon with blue Il ripos and hlue vioint flowers.
she has been nj sent nearly three weeks and
had she committed suicide or met with accident
il would probnbly hnNo become known.
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Amount Of Unl.e s.nt.. nona. Hold Abroad

WASHINGTON June 17-In reply to inquiries
as to tho amount of United States bonds held
abroad, Acting Register ofthe Treasury Smith
has prepared statement showing that when
the census OF 1880 was taken, coupon bonds OF
tho United States to the amount of $537, 900 900
were estimated to be owned abroad. No effort
coupon bonds in tho census 81 1880, but from
the checks mailed from the Registers Office, it
registered bonds owned abroad is SlS5o0OOO
This includes both the bonds Of holders who re-
cciye their interest direct from the Treasury
Department. and bonds OF foreign owners who,
for convenience. have their interest sent TO their
representatives In this country.
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EDTARD NJ FIELDS CONDITION.
DR.. Andrews Says lie IL Insnue-Answerinr
the Charges Made by Experts.

the Charges Made by Experts.
BUFFALO. June 17.--Dr. Judson b. Andrews.
superintendent Of tho State insane asylum.
made fuller statement to-day concerning Ed
ward NJ. Field. He said
MIR. Field was sent hero by Judge Van
Brunt to remain until ho becomes of sound
mind and understanding. When that time
comes it will be my duty to make II report OF
the caso This cannot do at present as, in
my opinion. Mr.. Field is insane He is here at
the expense Of the county of New York and is
not private patient Ho has been employed
in various capacities. and such liberties
have been allowed him as arc necessary
for tho improvement OF his health and
mental condition. 1t must be rcmcm.
bercd that this is not prison for
criminals. but hospital for tho care
and treatment of tho insane. There IL no diff
ference in the treatment Of n patient who Is
suspected Of a crime and tho treatment OF one
who has become insane from other causes ex-
cept as the individual eases require. Our duty
is to do everything possible to restore the
patient to sound mind. No other motive has
other case As to the opinion OF other experts.
that is. of course. nothing to me- |. and not
tuition. There was a diversity u opinion among
them at the time of tho trial. and it is only
ehanEnd tha osr fe nay" to mot
is not insane. lie was declared insane 10y
Commission at White Plains, and was given in
charge OF this institution.
n regard to the charges mnde by the differ
emit eXrerts. ] can only say that in this. AS, in
"nnon sS' Dr. et Mc 2as sm"n TO whe ms
seems so certain In regard to the matter has
not visited this institution. and would hardly
little of tho case: Until Mr. Fields condition
warrants wa ran my M making renSrt to tho Court
Wiling to bear the responsibility"
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Says the Rich Shirk their CITY Taxes.

Isaac Fl. Bailey. in n report, as President OF
the Clinton Hall Association. to the Mercantile
Library Association. speaking OF the figures OF
the former associations Treasurer. sayy:
twill DO observed that have been com pelled to
pay an for taxes: this includes the pay.
m.nts for two years. We endeavored to obtain a re-.
lease from portion Of tins levy. but were
This drain upon resources IL severe itself and all
the heavier because many OF most hnuent CHI
zens mana re IN some way other to shlrk their
tiles or The expense incurred aiming The IN IL
ncipa Government. II those whose wealth ia over.
whemingly will do heir share toward the sup.
port of the city the upon us and
upon OF moderate would not be as ne
and dsproportionatc AS they are.
The mount paid for taxes was So. 49S.08
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18
TIE MISCHESTER MURDER.
Little Doubt Now that CorreIro Killed the
G!rl-EvIdcnce in the Cnsc.

G!rl-Evidcnce in tho Case.
FALL RIyET. Mass. June 1.-THE police arc
not yet willing to say that Jos6 Corr GIRO has
made n full confession of the murder OF Bertha
NJ. Manchester. There Is no doubt that Cor
retro made n midnight visit to tho place whore
he hid the watch and found 1t for the three
policemen who drove him to the spot. The
watch is in the possession Of the police. and
other conclusive evidences Of his guilt have
been traced. The telltae blood spot on his
shirt. the purchase Of new shoes the discard.
Ing ~ tho OLD ones where they were afterward
we'll authenticated. 1t Is now probable that
the prisoner will be tricd at the July term Of
the Superior Court and a policeman who has
been closely identified with the case says he
thinks the man will plead guilty and place
himself on the mercy of the court.
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cislon to Speaker Crisp and other prominent
public men before he madett public. As stated
In his authorized interview. 10 Ind made no
mystery or secrecy In regard 70 Ibis his intsn d19
inform tho people when tho time was
cal ed together TO deal with the financial con-
ditions, and It. can lie said with rostiveness
that Mr.. Cleveland intends to carry out this
pledge Further to clinch matters, II may be
said on authority that tho President has COM
pleted his arrangements to be absent from the
city from some time in July until the latter
part OF August.
The President did not como in from his
country residence this m orning. having made
n provious business engagement with Secro-
tary Carlisle The lattnr did not go to the
Trcasury Department. but after seeing several
people at hts residence by appointment. drove
out to tho country residence OF the President
ard remained with him most OF tho day. A
number OF formd able Packages containing
rapers N internal revenue cases were sent
out In advance. 1t Is also uuderstood that tho
cnse OF Appraiser Cooper OF New York was
taken under consideration.
Mr.. Dewitt G. spraguo OF THE city has ac-
cclted an invitation tCnnorcd by Gen. ID. j..
Sckics, Chairman vf tho Executive Committee
July . ut tho celebration of New York Day on
tho famous battlefield. On that occasion the
Now York rcEimontal and battalion munu-
ments will be dedicated.
Secretary Carlis!o has appointed Joseph F.
States Government buildings at the Worlds
Fair, He has also appointed S. Isidor Brad.
Icy u Connecticut chief clerk in tho ofllco OF
tho United States Treasury Department.
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0UICksANDs At 4 WE'LL.
Mrs Snyder waA Drawn Almost Ont OF
Sight Before she Wns Rescued.

Mrs snyder Was Drawn Almost Ont OF
Sight Before She Wns Kescued.
PUEBLO. June 17.-NTrs. John Snyder. wife
OF ono OF tho foremcn Of tho pressed brick
works in the northern part OF town. went on
Thursday to the Fountain Qui Bouille to fill a
bucket with water. On attempting to loave
the place she was Mortified to find that she
had sunk to her ankles in tho yielding sand.
1t so tugged at her that she was unable to ex-
tricate horse't Her struggles mad. her sink
head and shoulders we're above the sand.
Helpers fastened 10 the stream. but not boz
fore Mrs snyder head had been completely
buried and nothing hut one family moving
hand was in sight was she cXtricated. After
long anil patient work by physicians who
were hastily summoned she was resusci.
tai ed. ShO may recover.
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STAMFORD, Conn, June 17.-There wero four
teen four-in-hands in tho first parade of tho
season OF the Stamford Coaching Club this af-
ternoon. Among them were mail coaches
brakes. and ono French omnibus Tho spirited
horses were driven 10y their owners. Tho fol-
Withere!l John Iockcr o: w buckingham,
Pr. Willard Parker (; G. Wallace, James D.
r. Downey, Z. II. johnson. j.. c. HoW, W. i.
Smith, and IT. $. Morrison The parade was
from West Park to Shipmn Point, .where re-
Club house
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anMr oFF1cEH, As INDIAN AGENTS.
The President Details Twenty Omcers for
such Duty, Under the Act orJuiy III. is0e.


such Duty, Under the Act orJu'y IL. s0s.
WASHINGTON June 1.-THE President has
issued an order. pursuant to a provision OF
chapter lC4 OF the Laws OF Congress. passed
on July I3. 1892. detailing the following OFF,
GERS Of the army to net as Indian Agents at tho
agencies set opposite their respective names:
capt Lorenzo ". Cook Third Infantry. at tho Black
Feet Agency. Montana. $1,000, a., o.,
,hpt Homer ". Wheeler ffth cavalry ~ inc chey'
ennc and Arapahoe Agency oklahoma c,,u.
can't Joscph hale, Third Infantry. at the coiViils
Agency Washington. Ar, r...,
Major John H. Patterson Third Infantry At tue fores
cry Agency south Danoth ,.-., ,,. =. A..
CAP. M.,ism u rlarn sixteenth Infantry. a. the
fS es sshoa AF'nsy sGn TSsSt Infantry a, tn.
capt John T. Van Or,dale. seventh Infantry. at the
GU ii"nfy" " s"l"ie. Eighth Cavalry at the Fort
rex Agency, Montana. ,., . -.
nan, .apt William T. Domghsrty First Infantry, at the
iioola Valley Agency. California ...,,. p,.-.
.apt. iiggh g Brown. Twelfth Infantry atthe Riowa
Capt Levi +, Bnrnett. Seventh Infantry. at tho Mes
can! " liam H. Beck, Tenth cavalry. At the Omaha
ana WlnneoSgo Agency. Ns6ratka ,,,.,,rv an.
Capt John n Builis Twsnty.fourth Infantry. at the
TSn na The JsrIa AgsEsS SsW At III.
Capt henry Wygant Twenty fourth Infantry. ct the
,ant Thomas Sharp. Seventeenth Infantry. at the
tongue E,yer Agency Montana c.,.,. :, a.. r,.-
tab and uurAy Agency. Utah
Capt William r Rogers Seventeenth Infantry. at the
War" arm spr pgs Agency oregon: ,,.,,. =, an. p,..
Ridge Agency South Dakota.
summer time table Of New York Centrars Adirondack
ins takrs ehec iodny Morning aud evening tFains
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A BRookLrN CHURCH GOES UNDER.
Tho Finy.year-old johnson Street Methodist
Society No Longer In Existence

Tho FIny.yenr-old johnson Street Methodist
Society No LoaSer In Existence.
The johnson Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. In johnson and Jay Streets Brooklyn.
which was organized In 1889. was dissolved
yesterday by an orde. Of Justice Cullen OF tho
Supreme Court on the application Of the
trusteea. 1t WAS formerly one Of tho most
flourishing Of the downtown churches OF the
mination in Brooklyn. but lately tho
members kept moving up town. and less than
fifty were left.
The trustees saw 1t would be hopeless task
to continue tho church any longer. especially
as the building was in n semi Rpdated con
dition. and several thousand dollars would he
required to put it in repairs. The property is
valued ut 10000 and there Is mort gage Of
$1,000 on it. 1t will be sold and the money
turned over to the Brooklyn Church Society.
7 he johnson Church was formerly very popu-
lar with the young. people in tho district. and
was known as the Eel Pot"
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Owing to the unpropitious weather yesterday
the summer opening OF Eldorado did not take
place. The opening is now announced for to-
morrow Monday afternoon and evening Signs
announcing tho postpOnement were displayed
on this side Of the river at tho ferry houses
early enough to keep the public from going
over to the grounds. All tickets sold for Satur-
There will BIO an Open air concert to-day.
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Lift imprisonment. Tor Stealing Chickens.

COLUMBUS O.. June 17.-Ohio has tho proud
distinction OF sending a man to the pcniten-
tiary for life for stealing three chickens.
David Blackburn IS the prisoner. The Legis-
lature passed and tho Supreme Court has Just
affirmed the constitutonnlity OF a law making
3 thrd-time prisopor ife one. Blackburn
intent to rol. and for receiving stolen gooda.
HIS latest offence was to steal three chickens
at Dayton. lack burn was sent UP for life. He
appealed to the supreme Court, but that body
decided the Habitual Criminal act constitu-
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BURNING Up FEVER GERMx
Two-story House Destroyed by the Health
Authorities or West Orange.

The health authorities Of West Orange burned
dwelling house yesterday to get rid of scarlet
fever germs. 1t was the house Of Thomas
Lavcrty in Prospect avenue. Within a period
OF three weeks his entire family was wiped out
by malignant scarlet fever last December. Tho
subject Of disposing of the house has frequent
ly been agitated since then. but until yester-
day nothing defiLlto was done except to see
two story and attic frame house standing be-
tween two other similar structures.
On Thursday morning house mover tackled
1t. and by Friday light had moved It to a vacant
lot near by. Yesterday morning the structure
oil-soaked paper and waste was scattered
around in the interior, Then Thomas fitz-
patrick applied the torch, and in an hour the
house was completely destroyed.
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Two Locomotives Smashed In n Collision on
tho Adirondack Line.

MALONE. N. Y. June 17.-Traln No. 73 on tho
Adirondack and st. Lawrence line. that left
New York city on Friday night. colllded with
an engine at Malone Junction station this
morning at o'clock. The air brakes failed
to work when coming into the station and the
mnin track Just north Of the depot. Pho en-
CINE WAS standing there ready to take a train
from here to Montreal Both engines were
badly smashed. as WAS also tho baggage and
mail car. One lady passenger and three en-
ployees Of the train were hurt. none Of the m
seriously. Tho track was cleared and the
train proceeded to Montreal at noon.
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Five Killed In "a Railroad Wreck.

PARKrEsGURG. W. Va. juno IA freight
wreck occurred this morning at Board Tree
Grade on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
James Quinn and William Geering. engineers,
md Samuel Fishor and Peter n. Horn. fire.
brakeman Shaffer was also killed and several
others Indy Injured Both engines wore
The wreck WAS caused by disregard OF orders
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Changes In the Treasury Department.

WASHINGTON. June 17.-Oficlal changes
wero made in the Treasury Departmentto-d day
rs follows:
Appoint nents-Dr. Powell II. Bradley, Special In
BpectoT of Customs. Isthmus of Panama; VIM fergu'
OF TexAA special inspector OF Customs and Harvey
Heth Jr. Immigrant Inspector.
tesigned.John ropaam. Special inspsSiSr OF OF
OF Customs Palueah. KY George II. Thobe, Immigrant
Inspector; 4. 4. Num- Chinese inspector; James NJ:
Freeman collector OF Internal Revenue, District OF
c,lorado ana David v. Mcclnng Collector OF Internal
Revenue Frst district Of ONO
Rsmoved-C. J. Muikey. Special Agent
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CHICAGO. Juno 17.--While riding on Cot
tage Grove avenue car from the Worlds Fair
grounds last night. ex-Iirut OF Police David
c. Richie. who for yenrs has been in com mand
OF some OF the largest police districts in the
city. snatched chatcIaine bng attached to the
dress ol Mrs. Annie Murphy OF New York and
jun ped from tho ear. He was chased mp an
alley by several bystanders. and fight fol-
lowed. Eitchio was captured by four police
WAS recovered.
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Arrested for Abdnctinr lIIs WIFE.

Joseph Lumund recovered a judgment OF
$685. by default In the Superior Court yester-
day against his father-in-law. Marks Grannis,
rs damages for malicious prosecution. In
mund alleged that on May - last the defend
ant had him arrested on chargr OF abducting
wife Of the nlaintir The plaintiif was IN iail
five days. and was then honorably discharped
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cu, His Throat In . Barber shop.

John Henry got a shave yesterday morning
in Carm clio Luckes's shop at .. O53 First avenue.
Before arising from his chair he felt his chin
and then picked UP the razor and tried to cut
his throat, lie succeeded in making but one
him. took the razor out OF his hand. An
ambulance surgeon from tho, Presbyterian
enough to keep Henry from being arraign cd
this morning at the Harlem police court.
Henry is an engineer and lives at 100 East
1Inth strant.
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us New Fourth.eI... Po.tua.ter..

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE total number OF
fourth-class Postmasters appointed to-day
was llS OF which 10 were to MI vacancies
caused by resignations and death. Among
the appointments were the following:
New Jersey-Frank DesprsauI. Navesink.
Now York;. j. Rundell Balcom: W. j.
Edelman. GallntinyilIe
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Apparent Proof TINT He Hna Not Been
Conccallng Hlmsclf In Prlnon.

'Se''sHE 1-fIbOh.
SING SING. June 1.-THE prison clothes be-
longing to convict George W. Carter. who
has been missed at Sing Sing prison since
June g. were found by a boy named Sleator in
barn belonging to Orlando b. Potter about a
mile and half above this village last even
ing. They were Identified by The prison
authorities to-day, and Warden Duration has
rniicved tho guards from watching for Carter
prison ut night ever since Carter was missed.
1t was supposed that Carter had not got away
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The corner stone OF the new Lewis Avenue
Congregational Church. in Madison street and
LOWS avenue. Brooklyn was laid yesterday
by the Pew Eobert j. Kent. ths pastor in tho
presence OF several hundred mem beers OF the
congregatipn. Tho new edilire will be- OF
liGhl-coiDred pressed brick, with terra Gotta
trimming. and will have n square towcr. IL
will seat !. zoo persons. and cost $40 600