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Doctors Employed by the State Say He IL
Crazy.


CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-A sensation was sprung
OF the adjournment Of the morning session Of
the Irondprgast trial. Lawyers for the prose-
cution boldly charged that they had been be-
trayed.
The state has been tricked." said A. S.
Trule. aud sonS 90 ;ho doctors who will
take tho stand for tho defence are the very
doctors who were called together by the State.
along with others. to formulate line OF pros
ecution. some OF these mon attended
the conferences gave their opinions TO
the representatives OF the State. learned
the policy OF tho prosecution, and now
they are to take the stand for the
other II 'e armed with every particle OF data
that the prosecution has gathered. You can
say for mo thdt certain ORGANIZATIONS have
OF Carter Harrison, and | would not hesitate to
say that money has been freely used by the
defense In securing expert testimony"
Prominent among the witnesses examined
this aiterEuO on were Or. Archibald Church and
DIR. d. l.. Brewer. nr. Church said this even
ing:
maze an examination OF prenderEast and TO
report to him "a to his mental condition and
whether hr was mentally responsible for the
crime. since that time have been suhprned
law aud come | have told what think OF the
man AM that consider him crazy"
other witnessed eNaminad during the after
noon were r. Eugene Talbot aud Dr. kiPT-
nan vino test .H"h that they believed the pris-
oner to be insane.
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Petition for Father smith. Removal.

PATERSON, Dec. 1S.-Bishop WigGer admin
istercd rites of confirmation in St Johns
Roman Catholic Church on sunday During
the ceremony a committee OF ST. Joseph's
Church uarghioncrs wore awaiting Bishop
WigGer in tho parochial house. They had q
petition they desired the Rev. Dean McNulty
to present to him asking for tho removal OF
the Rev nr. :. H. smith. pastor OF st. Joseph's
Church. Neglect OF clerical duties Is alleged.
ply controversy, and was got up by Father
Murphy's friends. Father Murphy has not ret
left the parish and has declared he will not 90
WicGer said he hadn't tho time to receive the
petition MS he had another official call. He
hurried away to seton Hall. There are more
than ! 300 lanes aligned to the petition. Sen
ntor John HinchlifIe is Chairman OF the COM
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
CHICIoO,s ELECTION TO-DAY.
The city VIII Choose n New Mnyor-Boti
Parties Gov ndent.

MnYOr-B01h
Parties Con fident.
CHICAGO. Dec 1SThe bitter campaign for
the Mayoralty ended tonight and tomorrow
the baltic will DO fought out at the polls
Neither side had a monopoly OF confidence to-
day as to the result. but the Republicans are
NJ pro IN Oldest than their rivals in the matter OF
claims The Republicans estimate Swift's
majority at $500. while at Democratic head
quarters no one will admit the possibility that
Hopkins can have less than 10 900 plurality.
At Republican headquarters 1t is asserted
that the registration lists have been stuffed,
and PLANS are being made to prevent those
falsely registered from voting. On the other
hand. II is assorted at Democratic headuuar-
ters that the Republican cry OF Fraud" is
made to cover up its own disreputabe
schemes among which Is said to be one to
secure the ballot boxes and practically taxi
possession of the polls and run things to suit
themselves.
The lithogrn phs and posters Of neither par.
ty arc safe unless they arc put inside an Office
window and the office locked Republican
posters depicting Hopkins posing as the friend
Of the laJoring man while Bouicld. OF club
bing fame, pulls the string that controls his
actions. have been tom down wherever they
showing that Swift voted against an eight
hour day for laNorers employed by tho city
while he was in the Council have mot the
same fate.
At both headquarters II has been asserted
that there Ia no wish to drag religion into the
clmpaign. but IL has been done nevertheless.
Little tickets were distributed Yesterday, on
estant: John /. HOPKINS Homanist" The
Democrats assert that this 10 the work OF tho
Republican Campaign committee. while the
Republicans assert that It was dono by tho
Democrats for the purpose Of making swift
appear as a religious bigOt.
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ROME. Dec. lS-The anti-tax agitators re-
vived suddenly to-day in Monreale. large
town near Palermo. mob started for the
municipal buildings and overcame the police.
who tried to restore order. The troops were
were shouting Down with taxation" on the
stems OF the tax Office. The troops charged.
but the mob dill not yield. Eventually vol
ing away thirty wounded. The mob was bs-
novcd to have been brought together by So
cihlists. who are very strong in Monreale.
The disorders in sicily are likely to con-
tinue, being due TO excessive taxation. result
Ing in starvat ion also to tho TACT that III @ M
bers OF the Malta occupy all the influential
posts. hlackmail the popuince. devour the
municipal revenues and influence the tri-
hunals SO "a to Insure the immunity OF the
peoples oppressors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
MARTIN DENIES BRIBISG my ONE
His Friends' Motives In Voting for Him
shouidn't Be Questioned.


RICHMOND. Va. Dec. iS.-Among the wit
nesses examined to-day by tho commit
tee investigating tho charges that the
nomination OF Thomas :. Martin for
United States Senator by tho Democratic eau
Gus was procured by bribery was Gen. Fit
hugh Lee, his competitor who. in the course
OF his testimony given this evening sail
Il do not know OF my own knowledge OK
any money having been used improperly in
the recent Senatorial fight. hut in common
with the people Of virgins | have heard that
there was. and ! get my information from u
gentleman in whom have the utmost con
fdenre."
lie was asked II he collected any money for
the state Committee last fail. lie replied in
the Affirmative. and among the names OF those
whom he gave as contributors was that Ot
Grover cleveland for 81 900.
Mr.. Martin. who was among those who heard
Gen. Lees testimony sui sruuenilT took occa-
zion 20 make "A short speech, IN which he said;
feel il is due to myself and friends 10
DENY that / was privy or party to any attempt
to use any improper means OF methods
to advance my claims for the post
OF United States senator. | feel that my
friends have n right to vote for me, NIr-
gInian, without their motives being ques-
toned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

LONDON. Dec. 1S.-In the House Of Com m ons
to-day Mr. Thomas Sexton. anti-Tarnellite.
questioned the Government as to the alleged
discrimination on religious grounds In the Sc
lection OF jurors in Ireland.
MIR. James Bryce said that tho Government
had never instructed tho Crown solicitors
dealing with prosecutions In the Irish courts
to ascertain the religious beliefs Of Jurors.
MIR. Sexton declared that this answer to his
question was not satisfactory. lie added that
when 1t was opportune he would move that
instructions be given to the Crown solicitors
to stop the practice OF challenging Jurors on
account OF their religious helie'.
Mr. Gladstone announced that the Govern
ment would to- morrow suspend tho rule clos
ing discussions at midnight in order that the
House might debate naval questions,
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Among the motions that were made in tho
SUPREME Court Of Brooklyn. before Justice
Trait yesterday there was one ia the ease Of
Joseph Il. Iico2zo aGt Amelia Ink. The case
a. it aprcared from the long argument Of
counsel involved lien Urun some property at
W" '"1neT on W " fet,'' n,L ilisih"h ave-
speech. Whom he had liuI-Hci the lawyer for
the defence umUel 10 his !ret and Suit:
Your Honor the documents in the case H.
cate the lrlI eriT at issue ~ IA" southwest
corner. The AFFIDAVIT OF the l,uluttI Ula e. il
on the northeast corner. For tho last two
hours my learned friend has been arguing
upun tho southeast corner. Now. your Honor
/ would suggest that We throw IN the north
west corner thus giving him al four points OF
the compass and thsn G. on with the case"
Even Justice Pratt laughed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Aad Sisters oft CHARITY rrawP.-BAltImore' res
PHrkhur-t ard 4. Om.

PmrLLur-t Hard F.Om.
BUTHorr. Dec, ~. AT meeting OF Prot
e-tant ministers ~ -. Johns Independent
Methodist Church to-day every department Of
the Catholic ChUrcA received an Oyerhauing.
TWAS the regular monthly meeting OF the Min
iste'ill Union Of Baltimore II was composed
Of ministers OF all tho Protestant denOmina-
lions in the citY. A few laymsu and number
a. women wore present, Tho I,pw Dr, Luther
Z. Townsend, recently from Boston and now
ER,t,r of the Mount Vernon Place Meth 3dist
Church opened the discussion. lie began with
IN" IT.uosition that there was no constitution
o. right for a crusade against Catholics simply
because they ar" Catholics, lie spoke OF know
ing estimuuie "a hpiiHs, lie made u second
principal lroIOsition that no one had right
10 interfere when the Pops was giving spiritual
advice 20 his d l!uW'rs,
But W. on he attempts to interfere in affairs
81 politics aud government Is he not essential
I,HT ,a %n th' .MmaGany FnS ro,roo,d
iui.ri.res On the Political affairs OF our
country ana proves himself medilesome
bEgt. LTn-gart, and nuisance. APPLAUSE
u the neirEl"hy attempts 10 control the
. greedy financial corporation and an ambiti1us
political machine. II should 10 opposed. .Ap-
tho priesthood takes children out of the
public snh.ol against their VIII 10 send them
10 paTOHhial Schools ana EFFORTS the secrets OF
our households in tho confessional from the
servants we employ until We have 10 talk
In whispers unteT our own roofs, then we have
aT'Ght TO oppose their methods. applause
II these women who 90 from q or To door
collecting money for paTOchiHl schools take
our names when we 10 not give anything with
Look and manner suggestive 81 the boycott.
should hood and CLOAK and cruciiiN which they
wear invoke our TesiGr or even oar suffer-
bnrey should We not show Thorn the door tie
game as We would no with any other tramp or
bcCEaT. APPLAUSE
N.nd, do not say the Pope and the Priests
aud the women do these things, but II th"Y do
are these conclusions not trusf" lGTeat
lJuELteT
Tho subject was then open for general dis
cussiou. aid the Fey. Dr. Wharton tie BG.u-
more taTshUrst, talked for ten minutes.
My tl.cuas,' he said, " il Is a hard thing -
fight the "ueToa"EHcnts ~ tho 'ath"l.
Church. loI - 90 preaching aEams' H., aud
may 10 ono Of your deacon- has a catholic
wife. II hurts ut balieyc the KIND Of preach
Ing that huTts Is ~, only Kind e. Ireaeh. la
tho sight VI Aha gufY tod. he love the only
Nayis q rise un,tgaY and nght this iapal
wolf, else o. MI. overcome us"
Several others ..i-. used tho situation, and
resolution WAS adopted asking for an amend
igcnt g. lac consul atl1n 0i the nltod states
Ir7yid.rc that 10 AUTHORIZATIONS shall 10
made - state or nation 10 sectaran institu-
lions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
H.. PnAioa'- IrrI=uH Ion Accepted by the
PTesbStrTI.

Commissioners from the West Church ap-
Feared before hs New York Presbytery yester-
day and uskel that DR. Paxton's resignation
be acccpte,, to take effect on Dee ~ Their
request was granted. Dr. John Hall drew up
n resolution ext rcssin. to Dr Paxton the good
v shes and the esteem o, the Presbytsry. This
was adopted
bytrFy on a : .tONOu mort. cage on the New
York church held ~ tho Bowery Savings
lRnk fru due Yesterday after two extensions
Of time bE. SheGrer told Secretary Leonard
Of the bank that he had not been able to raise
all THE money and asked for third extension
to Dec ~ II was granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Mrs Henry d, Walker OF $50 TlatIush aya-
nue. brooklyn, whose husband was kilad 'y
falling from bicycle in 7 mphirsy''l". Stt'.n
lsl2nd, last August. appeared hrinro the Iua=I
Of Supervisors OF Richmond count Yesterday
afternoon ant charged Coroner &. -... 'rllap-
fer with rNturtiuE - furaurttf ..r'.. ..ts
She showed "A rrceiIt 'Hr the 4..'.,. .'... .-p
said that an autopsy r.,l! o." 700 %. 20. med 2
her husbands body withuut hur .uusvrt. tho
Board viii Investigate thu Ha tI"". "lH.."r
SchReteT draIod that turyN l.I been any r.-
toTtlon and sail that the $40 was lai! Q. Ian
for his services as uu4yTtTEy-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Just RELOW eoth
raw STUDENT c4MpHnLL Must PAR
The statute Prohibiting Credit TO students
Not Applicable to TaIiors.

BosToN. Dec. 1S-Water S. Campbell. .
Harvard law student WAS held in the munich
pal court to-day for the non payment OF .
tailor's bill. Campbell argued that the public
statutes. charter 1O2. section II, exempted
him from liability. as the clothing was fur
nished on credit.
Tho case was madc test one MS the de-
PENDANT relied only upon tho statute. which IL
as follows:
No inn holder tavern keerer retailer confectioner.
or keeper ct shop. house for the sale OF drink OF
food, livery stable keeper for horse or carriage
hire shall give rTodt to student in incorporated
academy other educational institution within this
STATE
\ subsequent section holds any person who
gives credit liahle to forfeit twice the amount
OF tho credit given.
Campbell cont ended that the word retailer"
In the above section included all classes OF re-
tail business men, while counsel for the plain
till maintained that the word was merely
Qualification OF tho business classes ehumer-
ated in the section Tho Court took the view
Of the statute advanced by the plaintiff and
gave q finding of $40 in his favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
4s n4LES or roBicco SEIZED.
Imported as Filters, hut Now Alleged 10 lie
Wrapper.


Collector Kilbreth Is after importers of to-
bacco who are charged with wron gully classi-
tying their importations. He has been looking
into the subject for week or more. and has
had tho assistance OF well-known experts in
the tobacco trade. Yesterday no directed his
assistants to seize !orty-thrce bales OF Havana
tobacco as follows: Eleven bales in the ware
house at and u Jones lane, imported by StHr-
light brothers on Me Orilaha. Nov. lB.twenty-
I've bales in tue Warehouse 80 and AZ
Er mt street Imported EY T. Atfak e
90. Chinese importers. who brought the
tobacco in on the lumur In November;
seven bales in lindes's stores. ltNj Pearl
street. imI orted ~ l. Gcrshel X Bro. OF thu
iucatan. .Hov, ~, The charge Of tho col
lectOr is that this tobacco wa, classified A.,
llllers which ia dutiahle AT - cents, whereas
after the Investigation II proves TO be wrap
ne[s' ,dutlshIr ~ = t91uhd me, me tonafro -
ceedings TO forfeit II 10 the Government will
be hegun unless there is n satisfactory eXpla-
nation by which the Importers may DO al
lowed to pay the correct duties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

A Joint meeting Of the Bridge Trustees
and tho Citizens Committee. which has
been trying TO save tho bridge plaza IN Brook
Ign from the Entertainments Of the surface
Understood that % d proposed Ia run "A bIur OF
tho Ein-s COUNTY Elevated road through Ill
bridge which Is 10 i- established tetl-ren
Sands and High streets similar arrange
meuts are proposed for the MON Elevated
grade 70 enable trains % cross the bridge and
connect with the Manhattan railroad system
a.. inf, atty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

M 80 l4T Baxter street. MarLowitz Broa.
damage 50 500
T. Nj oA, 2 Frankfort street no damage: 90
80 Second ,su,e uwgu O'Nc.u damage. S25; AIA
. % third venue. Georgo SIM. damage 5000, 40
HeI E,.' rye.i q -ty'ct, Mary liehuan. damage IN.
known. = 80. 800 NItt avenue. William PrnudmRn,
Dgrtugr. uu. az lH-t Seventh street William WITT
GAilGr 49, O. 80 $50 Ea.t lHlrty ninth street. John
MAKERS dn.Ua-" SgFFI 4 "a, lI,D n,
u.ure" damage So ~ A. Wcstforty ninth street.
/ bert i1r. o.. damage so. % o. @al West Thirty
second street. t,urge Gamer d1rrHgs 500. IL 90,
80 Vet lorgy.rintE street, Henry DE Kraft. dam
a., so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
India. CriticnI FInnrc...

LoNnON, Dec. lS-Tho East India / oan bill
came up in the House Of Commons on its third
reading to-day. Mr. Henry Chaplin taco the
monetary troubles OF India 10 tho abandon
mrht 81 Iimstai ISM lInr uloslnE ~ ,hs mint
mark ct In tha world Tor silver. and had lowered
the value ~ the metal beyond prrccdents
reAllng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
BLoWN ur nr DYNAMITE.
Three Men Torn "a Fragments, Which Are
Throw Long DistEnc-E.

WHEELING W. Va. Dec. lS.-An explosion Of
dynamite occurred at Hendricks, a station on
tho West Virginia Central Railroad at IL
o'clock this morning by which three mon
were torn into fragments, and arms, legs, and
heads thrown long distances. The men were
in the employ o. the railroad. and were trans
porting hitY rounds Of dynamite when the eN-
IlOslOn Orc sFTCl.
j. Ii; Houston ~ Beverly Randolph county.
was dlsent"Welled Gud his llmbs blown on
yards.
The, head Of an Italian. who lived AT Parsons.
while the body Itself Was t6ssn,l high in the
air, laIlng my yards away. Charles Swartz
was thrown about forty yards. while his lsgs
the earth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Nrw LIND Law 4, Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. lS.-A bill recently
passed by the Council of the Empire provides
that the ground granted to tho peasants when
the serfs were freed shall he inalicnable The
law will become operative shortly. Land In
the rural districts may lie sold then only with
the consent ct two-thirdS Of the commune
The GoyeTnmsnt hopes that this measure will
prevent the spread ut dtsontent and Socialism
In the rural districts.
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SoUTH pUrHLo Col. Dec 19.-The safe In Tom
Wright's saloon was blown open last night
and several hundred dollars in money and
Iewelry stolen. One OF tho night police force
attracted by tho nOise o. the explosion, hasten
cd to the scene only to be CAPTURED by thk
gang. The officer was prevented from actidH
until the burglars had escaped. Several other
places WeTo robbed during the night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

BERLIN. Dec 1S-The Governor OF German
East Africa has sent a memorial to tho Gov
ernment concerning slavery in the colonies in
his jurisdiction. The abolition OF slavery at
present, he wrote would be impossible. as it
would have most disastrous economic results,
emancipation, Tho demands OF humanity
would 10 satisfied fully II slave stealing and
slave selling were suppressed. strong meas
ures against these practices would eventually
cause slavery TO disappear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

San FEASCIs0o, Dec lS-The oGicer, Z the
cruiser Olympia, since her arrival IN mort from
her trial trip announce a correction a the re-
port telegTaphed from santa barbara giving
the average speed as 2l-ba Il now rIaime1
that the exact average over the course of ~
knQts vas 22U5S knots per houE or very close
10 ~ mllsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
MR.. Fr4gsraId'- sanity 10 be Tried To-
-.

Mrs Catherine Fitzgerald. sister OF Police
Inspector Mclaughlin who shot and killed
Mrs. Carrie learsali, wife OF Policeman John
w. Pearsail Of the Eishty-eighth street police
General Sessions yesterday 10 have a day
fixed for the tr.tl ~ the question Of hog mer-
tai condition. ~hu was IN r~"p mourning
th"NuIY VIII d"c!uT" that Mrs. lii2Ecrul was
insane when Su" killed Mrs. lrar-uil and that
Judge llaTtne will then commit her 10 tho
asylum for insane criminals ~ Ala;tsawan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
The Free Admission o worA- AT.

President Evans n the Art students league
has written 20 Chairman hl.."n OF mo n %. "a
WAYS aud Means tommittra that the ltag 4e.
more than M H agf stg ..rr'-. IS
stTang.y Ia favor Il FREQ G't and frru.y .ju-
tsge-teI In the removal o' a.i du''r- gUo.
PROFOUNDLY convinced are a gs,h-r against
the best Interests ~ goo a., IL this .yu-tgy.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Hua,,n. r,r Treasure IN tho sea.

IoNIoN Dec. lS-Ths Government has
granted Mr. Baumann. a lawyer In Johannes
burg south Africa. permission to retain two
thirds 81 the $4,000 soyercigns lost In the
Bay. south Africa, in ls59, in case no can get
at tho treasure. Baumann Will LeEin tho
search AT once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
TiIE WILSON RIM PRAISED
By John 3. Russell and Assistant Secretary
Hu,nlin at BostOn Drner.

BosToN, Dec lS.-At the annual dinner OF
the Young Mems Democratic Club OF Massa-
chusc,ts tonight. John l. Russell led the
speaking with the declaration that the hard
times wcre duo to the unwise legislation Of
the Harrison Administration. and eXhorted
Charie, y Harniin, Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury who was the chief speaker eulo-
Ci2rd i!evelanl and Carlisle fOg their silver
policy. Grd declared the solo cause Of tho late
panic to be vicious monetary legislation. lie
prophesicl prosperity from the passage OF the
Wilson bill
Josiah Quincy also spoke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

Two mon who were lettering about Twenty
ninth street and Ninth avenue last night were
arrested on suspicion and taken to the West
ThirtY-seyru'h street station. They carried
n sltcbcl ami several bundles which were
found to contain two opium layouts and Eve
pounds OF opium. The mon were locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Fen or "a Car and ,y,- Run Over.

Charles Turner OF nS Philip street. Jersey
City. Tell from nm electric car at Grand ana
Pnrrpw streets last evening. one account is
that he was intoxicated. Another Is that he
was crowded of. Whom he fell he rolled under
the wheels OF II sugar truck driven 10y William
Davis our Of his ribs were broken. and lie
received internal injuries from which he IL
lii alv "a la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

LONDON. Dec. ia despatch from Vienna
says that the relations between Russia and the
Vatican are less cordial than at the time Of the
Russian visit in Toulon. Tho Pope is said to
have complained in personal lettor TO the
Car that in several Districts ~ Russia the
orthodox inhabitants had maltretted the
Catholics. II lie reported that the Cars reply to
this letter has been delivered. The cxpecta-
ton is that II the Popc's emons'rances PROVO
Intellectual he will publish a statement on the
On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

MADEID. Dec. lS-Quoen Regent Christina
has received from Sultan Muley liassen an
other long letter, in which he again promises
the kiis at Melllla-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
An Aauuiry Tor EI.CashIer Mays FnmIy

IoNpoN. Dec ls.-The directors OF the Bank
Of England have decided to grant liberal an
nuity 10 the family OF Mr. May. formerly chief
cashier OF the bRnk. Mr.. MAY wa compelled
10 resign on account Of soma irregularities Ia
the administration OF his office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
Tor, rho Isandae.s from III. wouaa.

Cesare netano Of $40 James street who at
tempted suicide By cutting his throat on sun
DAY night aud Is now in bellevue Hospital
tore tho haEdages from his wound last even
tng causing it 10 bleed afrssh. Ito became so
yiulegt Stat two men ual 10 DO assigned
10 watch Inn during TIE night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
s.Ir Apar.w CIark,. w.n.

LoNpoN. Dec. lS.-The will OF Sir Andrew
Clark, the famous physician who died u few
weeks ago. disposss Of property worth
SLuIluuO. A Legacy Ol 5000 l. to he usci
don Hospital The rest is to be distributed in
the family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

IovF Dec. l7-l.shop Potter Of New York
Sr' Potter have arrived. and viii shortly
tt4ar Ior Florence The Ei-h0p will ratUrn
tuaIr tom ihe after Ila g, bgL MIS-. letter
VIII T"Hralu there some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19

LONDON. Pee lG-The Te'egraph has infor.
nation that tho Government intends to spend
81. BOO 900 annually upon the navy for five
years. instead OF the usual Sl5.OOUUUO.