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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-31

PhiIade delphia Produce Market,

PHILADELPHIA. Earch 28.-Cotton was
In limited request on u basis OF o 5-l6o peg
pound for Middling Uplands.
Feed was dull at unchanged prices, viz
SlB.00aSls.75 per tol for Winter Bran.
Four-Tho tone of tho market was steady.
but the local jobbers operated spsrinSly,
Sales OF 700 barrels including Minnesota clears
and straights at So. 75u4. 10; PennsyivaDta
roller straight ut S'.40a3.6o; Western Win.
Ter clears aud str9ishts S3.25a3.75; wir 81
Patents at $3.80a4.l5; Spring do. ut S4.-0a
4.iO; fancy brands higher.
Rye -Four was quiet ut S3.25 per barrel for
choice Pennsylvania.
Gruin--On call Wheat had 73l4c bid "or
March; 73l.c April; 'y4c May: s534c June.
Coin-4ec bid for March; 4Sc April; 4So
May; iSC June.
Oats.--4oc. bid for March; 3934c April,
3g}ac. May: 3o34c. June.
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AGAIN THE PEOPLE ARE SCARED.

The Volcano of San Martin Becomes Active
After More Than Century.
CRY OF Mexico, March 27-The volcano
of San Martin is now in a state of eruption,
having been extinct for more than CEN
tury
The volcano is situated in the midst of a
populous agricultural district, whose in
habitants have fed to place of safety:
The eruption occurred at night and the
scene was one Of magnificent grandeur
ie flames rose straight up from the crater
to height of 200 feet and the lava poured
down the sides of the mountain in streams,
doing great damage
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WASHINGTON, March ga resolution
Originally offered by Mr.. VOORHEES,, Dem !,
Ind. y was reported from the committee ON
contingent expenses and agreed to, author,
king the committee on additional ACCOM-
modations for the library of congress to sit
during the recess and to employ clerk lat
$2, 260 year,
Mr.. German Dem, Ind. y offered . series
Of resolutions regarding the election of Of
ficers Of the senate, and asked that they be
read and laid on the table, which order was
made.
the resolutions require the senate to pro-
ceed to the election of its secretary, sers
geant-at-arms, doorkeeper and chaplain
These officers are only to enter on the dis
charge Of their duties on the Both of June
next unless the offices shall in the mean
time become vacant by death, resignation
or otherwise; and the present incumbent
shall continue In Office until then.
The resolutions name William r. Cox, of
North Carolina, for secretary of the senate;
Richard j. Bright, of Indiana, for sergeant
alarms and doorkeeper, and Rev. William
II. Milburn for chaplain.
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TWENTY MEN REPORTED xILLEA
In u Fight u B,tNecn ihs Chcctnw l.ilitin
nnL the Jackson Faction.

In u Fight II ,tNecn she Chccinw l.ili,in
nnL the jackson Faction.
FoaT SMITH. Ark, March 90 fight
took place yesterday between the Choctaw
militia and Jackson faction at Antlers and
twenty men are reported killed The
trouble is the o,itgrowtho of the election last
August for chief. In September, before
the council met, four Jones inen were us
sassinnted by Jackson men When tho
council met the United States militia were
there to preserve order. Jones was do.
clared chief.
Twenty-Five men were arrested charged
with the murders in September and are now
in custody. Dick Locke, u prominent mer-
chant of Antlers, was charged with melting
these murders but was no, arrested lho
militia was sent out toarrcst him and others
when their friends rallied to their support
and the result was the battle Of yes-
tertlay. A late dispatch says the militia
have been arrested 10y the United States
authorities and Governor Jones has been
asked to go to Paris mt once
Nineteen of the militia were arrested by
the United States officers and takon to
Paris, Texas. Locke had no objections to
being tried, but feared to allow himself to
be arrested by Jones' militia aud hence re-
sisted. He stands high and las many
friends. Three hundred men took part in
the battle, each side having about $50 sup
porteis. The latest advives say ten iren
were killed and fifteen wounded.
One side represents the Cbcctnw govern
mcnt termed the national inilitary, and
he others are followers OF Locke. who re-
sists arrest fearing that he will be killed
instead Of being given a trial. Unittd
States officers arrested nineteen OF the lead
ers of the militia and took them to Paris,
Texas.
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HON. j. b. MILES.

Ex-Auditor General Jerome B. Niles, Of
Tioga, the father of the Niles revenue bill,
is one of the most prominent members of
the house and foremost in the discussion of
tax measures. The Niles revenue bill Is
one of the most important bills under con-,
sideraton by the legislature. Tuesday
night M. z. Olmsted, Of Harrisburg, and
Mortimer +. Elliott, another prominent,
corporation attorney, appeared before the
ways and means committee of the house,
against the bill. Mr. Niles is a forcefut
speaker and profound thinker
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another Blaze at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 25.-Fire de-
stroycd the willow ware factory of Mein-
iedke & Co., at the corner of East, Water
and Mason streets, last evening. Several
other buildings were badly scorched before
the flames were gotten under control. The
exact amount of the loss is not known, but
it will be very heavy and is only partially
covered by insurance
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The NEW NOMINATIONS
Sent to the Senate by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
SOME VERY GOOD JOBS GIVEN OUT.

Samuel Il. Morss, of Indiana. Gets the
Consui-Gcncralship of the United states
at Paris. and Allan II. Morse, OF Michi-
gan, is to be Consul at Glasgow.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The president
to-day sent the following nominations to
the senate:
State-Samuel L. Morss, of Indiana. to
be consul general of the United States at
Paris.
G. w. Chancellor, of Maryland, to be
consul at Havre.
Allan B. Morse, of Michigan, to be con-
sui at Glasgow.
George f. Parker, of New York, to be con-
sui at Birmingham
Treasury-Seaton Norman, of Indiana
to be an assistant surgeon in the Marine
hospital service.
Justice-Felix A. Reeve, of Tennessee, to
be solicitor of the treasury.
William II. Seaman, of Wisconsin, to be
United States district judge for the Eastern
district Of Wisconsin.
Albert B. Fall, of New Mexico, to be as
sociate justice of the supreme court of the
Territory of New Mexico.
To be attorneys of the United States,
George ]. Dennis, Southern district of Cali,
fornia; Joseph s. James, Northern district
Of Georgia; William T. Gary, Southern dis,
trict Of Georgia.
To be marshals of the United States:
Frank Leverett, Southern district Of Geor-,
gia; James Blackburn, district Of Kenj
lucky, Thomns j. Allison, Western dis
tnct Of North Carolina.
Interior--Samuel T. Fisher, Of Massa7
chusetts, to be assistant commissioner od
patents.
Robert f. Wilson, of Mississippi, to b
register of the land Office at jackson, Miss
Francisco Estudille, of California, TO b.
agent for the Indians Of the Mission Tale
river (consolldated) agency, In California.
Navy-Medical Inspector John H. CLARK,
to be medical director; Surgeon James NJ
Flint, to be medical inspector; Passed As-
sistant Surgeon Nelson II. Drake, to be q
surgeon; Ensign Joseph II. Rohrbacher, to
be a lieutenant, junior grade.
Another batch of postmasters was also
appointed.
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THE ANNEXATION OF HAWAII
Being Agitatcd ut HoRolulu-Latest New
From the Islands,

Being Agitatcd at HoRolulu-Latest News
From the Islands.
SAN Francisco, March 20.-The United
States steamer Alliance arrived from Sa-
moa via Honolulu yesterday. She brings
advices to the effec: that P. r. Jones, the
minister OF france of the provisional gov
crnment of Hawaii has resigned owing to
ill-hcalth and 7. r. Porter has been ap-
pointed to succeed him.
A movement is on foot for political or
ganization among all the friends Of annex
alton for the purpose of supporting the gov
ernment and to assist in securing the an
nexatlon of the islands TO the United States
The provisional government is administer
ing public affairs in conservative manner
and is strengthening its lines in every way
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A SUIT AGAINST WHARTON DARKER
To Compel HIM Ia Account for Large
Sums Of Money.

To Compel HIM to Account for Large
Sums Of Money.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Suit was
begun yesterday In common pleas court
against Wharton Barker by the finance
company Of Pennsylvania, to compel him to
account for large sums of money, probably
aggreating over 100000, which it is
alleged he as president of the compPny
allowed the firm OF Barker Brothers to
collect rs commission for work done for
the company, as it averred the commits
sions should not have been paid.
The suit is the outcome of the sale
of large block OF the Cincinnati,
Charleston and Chicago railway company's
securities to the finance company, for
which it IL claimed Wharton Barker. for
his firm received, 100000 in cash and
$500, 900 In bonds.
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New York stock Market.
NEW YoRK, March as.
Now York Produce Market.

:-rw YORK, March 2s.-Wheat Mari +
.'l No. 2 red, 75l4a753sc, elevator; 10 o
. uic; 75l9a77c delivered from store; No. .
ard winter, 1874; No. Nor. spring. s3c, de-
..'red; ungraded 7iaSlc.
Colri--Murket weak and easier No. 9 corn,
lc elevators; do. S2c; delivered, No 3. 4Oot
unWcadcd, isa51o; steamer, Doc.
Cuts--Mar1ct dull and u to lower. No.
cats, 3Sc, No. 8 oats, nom, 37c; No. 2. whlse.
,slaAl4c No. 3, white, 40a44J4c; track, white,
40a4Sc; track, mixed. 3Sca40G.
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"NanlI" Robinson Dying.

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, March 29.--"Yank"
Robinson, the greatest second baseman the
St. Louis Browns ever had, and who was
with the club four years when it was the
champion Of the american Association, IL
dying here from quick consumption He is
reduced to a mere skeleton, weighing in
the neighborhood of 80 pounds.
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Convict Latimar Captured.

JACKSON Mich, March ga dispatch
has been received here which says that
Latimer, the escaped murderer, has been
captured at Jerome, Hillsdale county, and
u now being driven here.
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Thev VIII All Go to the Reviv.ls

BABYLON, l.. L., March 27-A series of
revivals being held in this place has caused
much excitement. Next Wednesday meet
ings will be held at intervals during the
day The hotels and ssloonkeepers have
promised to close their bars on that day at
6p. m.
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Tho Consolidation Completed.

MARTINS FERRY, o., March 20.-The
consolidation of the Etna and Standard
rolling mills has been completed. Thenew
company has received charter under the,
West Virginia laws and has capital stock
OF s., 500, 600, Both are large mills.
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CHICAGO March 29.-Franlt Morshall's
grain elevator on the Wabash tracks be-
tween forty-fourth and forty-si..th streets,
was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The
building was stocked with 100 000 bushels
of oats. The loss will be about SlO0, 900.
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BELL Telephone Earning.

BosToH, March 2p.-The annual meeting
Of the American Bell Telephone Compa'
was held ut the company's Offices TNs
annual report shows net earnings Of $3,-
All ,674 against s3.12S,Sl9 the previous
year and s., ,S89, AIS in 1890.
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There Was a Row I'm the Church

CANTON, o., March 25-During services
In the Methodist church in Rosevile, Musk
ingum county, Henry Lowry took posses
sion of a chair belonging to Earl Pemberl
ton A fight ensued The combatants
could not be quieted and the meeting broke
up in wild disorder. Arrests will follow.
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May Have to Fight Cheap.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Presidert
Charles Dickson, Of the Olympic club J. Is
sent telegram to Corbett, Offering $685. 30
for the match with Mitchell. He says this
is not bid but final offer.
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On. Hundred Po,tmas.er, Appo,nt.a.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Maxwell yesterday
appointed 100 fourth-class postmasters and
OF this number 81 were to fill vacancies
caused by the removal of the incumbents
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKET.
Philadelphia stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-The stock mrr-
set was irregular ana unsettled this morni, Y,
the majority OF stocks declining fraotionaliy.
while a few advanced.
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MoKeesport to Have a New Bank.

MoKEEsPoRT March 25.-Tbe new Citi-
xens' national bank of McKeesport, will be
open for business Saturday, April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
TIE MYSTERY or THE SUICIDE CLEdhED'

IT WAS MRS. WILLIS. An UNHAPPY WIFE, WIN
PLUNGED BEFORE ~ ELEVATED TRAIN
II was learned yesterday that the young woman
who threw herself in front Of an elevated train NJ
Third ave- and Fourtc,nth-st. early on Thursday
morning aud crushed to death WAS Mis-
Gcorgiana Wills. eighteen years ola. the vile 81
william Il. Wills, lately living at 40 90 Barlow
ave. Astoria l.. /. Her body was identified at the
Nor-ur in tie afternoon by her br0hcrin law ana
sister In law John and Jennie Wills, at Whose house
in Astoria she had been living
TIM story Of the dead woman's recent lfc mag
never be known fully. hut enough Of 1t was toH
Yesterday to make the cause Of her suicide no lo1-r
a mystery. re VA, tie daughter Of blind painter
named Mcdonald. OF Fulton. ia. and was married
there seven month, arc to young william Wills, "ho
j., ONLY twenty Two years old. WINS at that time
,,a. In The employ OF the Adams Express Company
III, father di,d ana left lin a few hundred dollars
about four months ago. Wills ucH took his young
wife this c.ty and tA"y lived ON the top h""f Oh
Nh. tenement Aou,v 80. 20 TAird.ave. on the
-.mc floor I've Gcoisc Ecrtun and bis wife mrs
Lcrum said yc. tcrday Tat Young willis WAS III"
Will. d. and I'D. wife lived IA Tho house. ii" was
bog iu appearance. and b" pr"t"ndcH that ir ''Ud
.,. no work. About two months ago. VII n lie I'd
-p.ut an u Do, money, be- took his vile 10 me
hons, 81 DBL, brother John, IN Astoria. "coISAha
did not HE 10 live The bounty Of her broih'r-n
law but she Lad - choice Recently Georgian"
rl,vInent and support herself. her husband could
net ind work. >ic va, allowed Ia stay with the
Icitln, f1r = wrk. while sac WAS seeking "a place
o., = servant, bat she could not ind a place. shc
won't back TO Astoria and Mr.. bcriun GA not So"
her again until Wednesday, April ., when IN" went
10 .cr Nh Lcr'Un AMI aid 81" had been staying
with the vic - BERNARD llcmp1. at 40. los Fourth
.vc II h,. le,n learned that MIS-. Willis DID not
stay VIA the IlcmP"ls. but had bccn with owl
COMPANY. Young Willis went to see Mr. E"riun
s.. t,g,lav moran- and asked II "eorgiana had hccn
ftcr. IT,. said Ai- wife lad been absent from thH
nni In Astoria -inC" Wednesday morning, ana ho
had learned that sh" md not been al the li'mpis.
Mr. Icfiuu told him TO 20 tn IN" NorT'c ana llOh
al lie BODY there. llo went 70 Astoria ana cent
h, rth.r and sister In law Ia look ~ the boly MT.
L,riun also called tie Morguc ana recognized the
taco Of Young Mr., Wills.
think tlat the girl would nave MADE g"u
wife II she had had good husband. MIS- bcrtuh
s.id last evening. ,
John Wills had tho body removed from INC M"rsoN
In evening" 10 tie shop 81 stephen Merritt, the under
tahcr, and prepared for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEY

ORANGE.
INJURED ~ 4 FALL FROM \ TROLLEY CAE.
Mary Mccain. a young woman employed In New
ark was the victim u singular accident on Thurs
day afternoon and now lies unconsciou, ~ the
Orange Memorial Iosiiia suffering from conclusion
o. the brain. The accident occurred south
Orang"-avc., I'm Naii>hurg part Of south Orange
township. The girl boarded car 1T l'T"ad ana
Market sts.. Newark. ,hr had number Of plckag' ;
with her. and wa, evidently stranger. n she IN
quir,d ninutcly the way To Nal,hutc. Just n ih'
ear reached point the shooting park In south
Orange the conductor passed forward in the car, ana
rs soon - he went by the girl rose from her seat
and going TO the platform fcll Oh. She loft Il
number of parcels n The seat. Mr. Alexander
May baum 10 the llrls assistance. She wa lying
face downward in the gutter. and was unconscious
and had 4 black and bluc confusion her rchcad.
4 physician sent for ana efforts were made 10
restore Ter 10 c0n,Ci usnc~- Int without avail ana
She was sent TO the Orange Memorial Hospital.
The paobaecs that the girl had were found 10 con
sst of Number Of toys ard cbildrcEs clothes, with
candy and bahamas. This. together with tic fact that
Thursday IS visiting day at the Va-burs orphan
Asylum. led 10 the belief that tn" girl bound 10
that institution 10 Vi,i; friends. The sisters In charge
Of the ASYLUM identified her Lv the description given
rs Miss Mccain. who had two little brothers IN th"
Institution II is thought tlai she felt dlzy from the
heat II the car. and stepping 10 the platform tainted
and fill before any one could catch her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
HEAVY SHIPMENTS or CON.

The engagements Of gold for export at e." Sub
Treasury yesterday ala not reach the extreme c,ii
mates. but the amount taken WAS lare". Lnzari
Frorc, withdrew ~ .25oOOO gold In nearly equal
piororon Of eagles ana halfcaslr, turning In legal
tender and United STATE, Treasury notes. The
specie will leave port today on ID" French steamer
Ia ta~cognr. The actual amount that VIII =" ON
the German steamer on tn ,day may Ia known
to-day. 1t 1, virtually certain that r2O0OcOO VIII
be- shipped. and there IRE rumorS that tie amount
may reach 80 OOOOOO The rates OF foreign exchange
continue TO rule strong.
TIE goli In the United States Treasury yesterday.
including the lcratcuder reserve was little less
chan SlO3 100000. The shipments Of Tuesday. added
20 those Of day. viii reduce the gold 10 less than
%lOOtODOOO. Lat" yesterday Nall -tr'rl revived
90. in that an issue OF bonds would be made by H.,
sccsiar, Of a." Treasury in order To- prevent an
,ncr, ncni upon t., fIODOD0.nOO reserve. Not q
VOID uf g. nfrnaiiDn II ' rumor- could j." ohtain'
from tanker, who womb br IN position to learn
# ,ucl. - bond ISSUE were II Imminent. IN" banks
ave abandoned further ate mpt Ia reinforce tn
H. Urea -iry here BY exchanging gold for currency
and I'm view Of the prospect 81 heavy exports q" the
cios metal next Wrck their policy will be 10 hold
under control all the gold they In their re
scrvc-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
SALMON And ALEXANDRA ~ DE 1hIHO'
c,crs ,crxs7 THE Ex-cITY MARSHAL IN TWO
POLICE COURTS.

c,srs AGAINST THE EXClTY MARSHAL IN TWO
POLICE COURTS.
The examination of exCiiy Ni'r9.l'i 'ohh Salmon
lie was removed on Wednesday oy A'yor "iiroS-ahu
Iohn V Alexander. collector OF the Retail "roc'rS
,s.o iation yes, rday afternoon III tne Jefferson
Market Police Court on II ch'rto Vi 'lcc"y r'S"i'ei
IT, ,hir hirr held In II 900 bail each for trial In the
r, 81 ,:,no,o, Sessions, The complainant against
cha tr.o rr.on.rs Yesterday was samuel safer, OF
M 16 Aveuue b. who has brush and paint store
NJ 80 .j2 Rivngton-st. He charges mat on April
4 salmon and Alexander went 70 MS store Win al
attachment AGAINST Il Mr. Zeliah' ana took possession
# hi, store, saving that II belonged 10 Ieiah. WINE
there they took Sli in money from ule drawer II 10
ALLEGED.
T., ,, nrt I,rccrv case held Alexander In $500
u oddi.i noI on a charge Of stealing property valued
ot almost 1900 from Joseph F. llaigh, Of NO. "a"
West One-lundr,d and siXtcehtlst. Part OF 'i'S
mr. nortv was recovered from Aexanders house on
a search warrant few days ago.
The case Of Ferdinand fontrichet against sal-
mon. Alexander and George H. Hope, Of No. lib
Carl,onavc Brooklyn. came up for the ninth 'lme
before Justice slmms In the Harlem Police Court
Yesterday The men were first arralGned on Feb
ruary l. and parolcd on chaig" Of stealing Columns
ir,lrv and furniture from Mr.. rontrichet. painter
Of NO go West Onc-hundrcd and tft"cnthSt. Ac-
corllnr to the complaint. pontrichet, on July H.
I-g1 gave = chattH mortgage to e KVs'"oH' vi -''
% Broadway as security for 4 loan Of S-oo VII
January - last the three defendants called AT ron
ricbct's housr. Alexander, II Is alleged, said that
-. ,,,. Officer Vincent Of The Shcrii's Office ana
that ne would stop proc ecdngs at once In case ron
trichct paid 500 otherwise he would be compelled
TO remove the property Ponrlchet did not nave
the money he says, but cndcavcrcd to get II from
friend In The afternoon o." defendants, he a"o7c'
removed the furniture. his wfes Icwcry ana clo'h
,r. and .v,n tll, bal clothes. Neither stove nor
nlcl II Is ALLEGED left In the house, ana 'h'
plaInn wa, obliged to seek shelter with neiGsoor
R,,wog the MORTGAGE. Later 1t Is said. denied all
Lunwlcdsc Of Alcxandcr'S action.
Tie case was placed In the hands OF Detecu'c
Heidelberg. who found tn" goods In MrNahdcr paw
I'm Foirtoonthst Pieces Of the furniture ana lcW'iiF
were secretly returned To the Ponrlca't oua'' IL II
sid. 49,. .,.,r,s
for thc arrest Of the men. TIE case VIII come UP
acaln next Tuesday.
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

John p Conrady, father OF cx-AsSemblyman Charles
r. Conrady, OF GraNesend died yesterday at his home
No. 81 Reid-avc. from injuries received by falling
downstairs. lie was eighty-thrcc years OLD
Clarence Talntor ewcnty-One years cd Of No l45
Forty third ST., was charged with grand larceny be.
fore Police Justice Tighe yesterday, and held for the
Grand Jury He Is accused OF stealing diamond bins
from George Gese. OF No. go Fifth-ave: Frederick
Herbert, Of No. COZ Thrdavc., and james King of
No. 80 Prospective.
The Brooklyn Teachers Aid Association fair which
has been In progress all the week in the Academy
Music, will not close this evening. as originally in
tended, but will be continued until Wednesday Of next
week.
The United States sailor. Max Rock who attempted
TO Jump from the Bridge last week, returned TO
the receiving ship Vermont yesterday deserter.
The will of Leonhard Epp!g. the brewer was filed
for probate yesterday His estate Is valued at 1878.
Oc0 Tho bulk OF 1t Is bequeathed TO the widow and
eight children, In equal shares. The sum Of 5000
Is left to St. Leonards Roman Catholic Church, and
81, 900 to the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
Michael Cassello eighteen years old another Of the
seven Italians indicted for murder In the first degree