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MISS CL4RRsoS,s DOG sHo1.
u Had a Tn In = rh Avenue and n Pones.
man Killed IL While she stood Br.

sra. la! terrier led By adlpgbter O,
hoVtr1 C4hEsol. tie banker Of ~ Val street
't!!n L III ~ Il O'clock YESTERDAY morning ..
w. >oFteE Q! t!th :reaue abd Th:ry-third
street. L curious Cree Of discreet d.. z eter
ssseE!cE.r formed around the writing dog.
MIS- C-hfsor. who was tie or,y one ,hs,
eAfee 60 n+tr, eiung 10 her Jet and finally
sunoesteo IL lettering !; close 70 L lArp . POST
.IhFfIe..r whowas In the crowd then ou!e,ei
Es mug - with cAlSruform.
T.-s7Irta MAnlI who was IL hand. sum
A 80 N.trltn i-tLiry 70 Ills Ass!stAue &c.
uIT! ING ons was nae ana uu,i DIE.
It- ala tul!eL which Wks frad - r,g..
n.h IttL!ey' glanced 'r-u IT, rEv-,, 81, "a
tfok- IEr.9f SlL1eV IL ihe stpr Of y -
tott"l4S, 81 l!t,h avenue. a..,Le, ~. ;,
nor TIE Juliet Injured Err one "s -'s
Le b1ly o. ihe seas Jet WIS -, in 4. LoY
tnS AIKEN by oce o! the trutE- o, - 49,
~. 4 % 70 tLe home O.! !ts r..tre.E, s.
EG'ued ~ her dog . the last
NJ Clsrkson said last niCLt th6t il Wis 81
c vas mad.
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Didn't Know They Were Renewing Their
Lease.

Justice Titzsinons 0. the City C2ur, directed
yesterday verdict o. 500 n :sy5- {! Liza
beth c Fuller against the Theta Della Ch!
Club for relt fey the 2uA'rer e&-!r- A..! 80.
1873. Of III Last Th;rfy-G:;a street Mrs
Fuller's counsel said nat The cut engaged
the house for ne yeat from N7y. !. Ia. &.
ar annual r=htAt # S1spH. ~-hya'le quarterly.
At the expiration @! iaG' wear tie clut con
tin ned 70 occ4ry ihe lTrH.st.. LcG i was AL
Legged TIM, this Art| aG crEsltL'"l q :ersWtI OF
the lease fer another TtAi. Ire 1e!trct O! ite
club WAS ttat they rename Wit The prcer-
sta dinc that The were say - hon week 10
week. arcitL, rhry lEi c@F:e1 EyDen On
that basis. Tie L0-rt Ar.d:Al; there had been
renewal
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That I.n't So oniy Aae for Zach
1900 Persons.

The annual reroft OF the Board Of Excise
was submitted 10 Mayer Gilroy yesterday.
The total number OF licensed drinking places
In this city IS 1.1s& OitLese 21U ARE r+stEur.
ants where there is DO Mar and drinks are
served only q; the tables and with food. There
are also Laos places licensed - SCI! wine. ale.
beer. and liquors not TO lie drank Oh the
Premises. There are only 49, drinking IlAces
IN this city for each l.uyJ 4 its Inhabitants or
only one to each 2S2 persons IL 1S-U the pro
portion was 7.2I.
This retult" the report says. "hAs teen
brought about wholly by the voluntary act on
o.. the ON -issioaers 0! Excisa. There is ab-
so!1tely no restriction in POSED ty law pron
the lumber OF Licenses tia; mry lie issued.
The Limitation ". aud the resultAc; decrease
IN. the number Of saloons licensed has been
tfectet b. the Operation ct the rqle aaorted
siricty enforced since lint time. which is as
follows 'Th. Board Of Excise Wi notIefmit
any incfehse IN the number Of saloons tsyord
the number Dow licensed. and 4 license VIII
lot tie issued for d new place except upon the
e,oslhE ci NJ tNlstirE .lEee aLd The Surrender
The scale 81 lI.erse lees 'or store keert.s.
based uron the amount OF sales. N quantities
less Than I've gallons 6t a TINE. which vas
ADOPTED SIX years ago tur the accom- oGAtl u
g. croeers ana druggists whose sales q
portion OF theIt tusiress. has enatl-o persons
whose sole bushes WAS 20 seIlliCuors. Wines
are. or Ltef. 10 CLthiL licenses III Tie MlDlu TN
Zee o! SO. Lpon statements that The amount
OF Their sales was less than $500 reC Annum.
which staten ents the commissioner are sat-
isnee have been. IN many Instances untrue.
The increase in the number Of i.Eces estRb-
lshed for the sale Of liquor not TO tie drAIE on
The premises would. II permitted 10 continue.
so far toward destroying the eject q the re-
st-lrtion IMPOSED upon saloons. The b0nrd o.!
Excise has. therefore. dsteruireG 10 ABORT
uniform license fees for si5rekeepers AND 10
restrict further increase IN the L uIl Der Of such
licenses"
Tn. r,nh s- ~ .r-T,.-f,-u r,, i;.s-..
1ecIed during TIE Tnsi year was al. The
amount received fu- license fees was Sl.l1s.-
525. IN e xcess OF Sb5.srI5 owe. the recspts Ggr.
Ing the previous year.
The Board il now Ierpit:Ad 10 issue nddi-
tonhl Licences Il sesI osen- and sell between
licenses have been granted.
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REIN1ERMEs1 or JsrFERsos DxrIa
Programme OF the Removal OF the Renst.s
70 Richmond, Va

RICHMOND. Va. May A-The programme for
the rein;erment q Jefferson Dhvis's remains
in Hollywood Gem eierr. md, on May 81
has been completed. Gen. Giynn. Jr.. as COM
nGnder o! the IouIsians division Of the United
Confederate Veterans, j. in charge OF NIL the
prerarntions at New Orleans The special
train will leave the Cresce:t City on sunday
night. May ~ The ceremonies there previous
to the dennrture will be briet. Gov. Foster on
behalf Of the State. IN q short address. viii
commit the remains TO the custody OF the
escort which will accompany them TO Virginia
TIL funeral train will reach Montgomery.
Ala. at q a NJ Monday. The body will 10
borne from the car 10 tie CAfitol building.
and be placed on the front I~ortico. where ME-.
DAVIS took the oath as President 81 the pro-
yisionl Government. Leaving Montgomery
al II O'Clock The train Wal reach Atlanta at
~ !. N, and there will be another halt q
atout four hours. The casket will be borne to
the laplio! ol Georgia. and there will be some
simple CEREMONIES. with q Iara3e. nnd; PER-
hsps.a shor: Grafton. There VIII Re q fifteen
min utss' stop AT OretnviLe. :. c.. to AFFORD the
ItaIle there. An opportulIty TO testify their
Aiectisn- and the train viii proceed thence TO
Raleigh. y. C.. where g ahorate PREPARATIONS
are lie &c made for Il Concentration. There
WI! e al address and other exercises At the
Leaving Kaielsh at . ]. NJ. the train 10
schedule 10 reach hichmon1 al II o'clock on
the night o. May ~. Arriving here the casket
cu-i o. iruuIs aud veteran organizations the
remain viii We taken to the Virginia Capitol.
in the ro;unda Of viii h they will lie in state
LnilI The re1t AFTERNOON. On the morning OF
May 81 tie public school pupils Of the city
wi! visit the Caritol in s body. and passing
Through will place gariands OF flowers upon
the tier. The Teinterment ceremonies viii
luke place IL the Afternoon.
Mrs. lhvf. ana both ri her daughters. Miss
Winnie Az Mrs J. A. HAYNES will be here. as
will! Mr Eaynes Mrs Davis IS in feeble
health. and viii not GO 10 New Orleans. bnt
both II Ter daughters will do a., in comuauY
with Mayor tlly>nn and perhaps d few others
from here who VIII make the triT. An ohser.
v4,ion car Of rev design. with entire glass
sides, Wi! lie fitted NJ for the occasion. The
Governors Of tie States through which the
t-nrrh! Lfaln VIII psss have been rearestec to
meet il ht the .ires Of their respective STATES
md esco.t II 10 The edge q their sthtes
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TORE DOWN TIE FLAG.
Ip1ur1ng Old Glory 10 Called Malicious Mis-
chief In the Tonss Police Court

Rocco Guizio. an Italian laberer. living ri
as Mulberry street applied for membership
recently in the San Sieolo Benevolent Society.
and was almo st unanin ously rejected Yes
terdsy being ST Nicholas day. the society.
which numbers thirty members and has its
hssdo quarters az lSt Hester street honoret
its patron with q parade: With uniforms eon-
spicuous for sold braid and brass buttons.
and with m American faG rroudlr waving
over their heads. the thirty followers q 81.
St MiehaeTs Church. in Baxter street near
BayArd street where II ora'iye services
were held on the way 10 the church GIiZio
assaulted Giuseppe ssrino. the President II
the association. but was tS4ten OF. On the
way back. he assaulted the hsg bearer n
Spring street and tore the fEE from its staff.
He was kn oeke down. and trample5 under
foot by the thirty followers o. - Nicholas
he was rescued By policemen in time % be Er-
raicnsd IN comparatively good condition in
TIE Tonbs Police Court where he was held in
$500 bail on q charge O. malicious mischief.
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JOHN DELMIR HuSoRED.
a Democratic GathcrIn. nj n Dinner to Hin
In Brookiyn.

There was q gathering last night Q. solid
men % the Kings county democracy in the
Assem- BY Rooms, il the academy q Music. IN
BROOKLYN The occasion was the dinner given
to eI-Courty Clerk. "a John Deluar. one Of
Hugh McLapEh!in's chief lieutenAnts. ~ the
Constitution Club. in recognition Of his ser
vices IS grand marshal on its tr!p TO Washing.
ton TO witness tie Inauguration ceren onies
Incidentally. however. the aGsi! assumed
TIE PROPORTIONS o: d .ubiIltlon Of the united
and ;T!umS hsnt Democracy o. Kings county.
and nearly al tie notable representatives. Of
the party il the county were included in the
2bU guests. Delmar has lever teen beaten
when b candidate t- chce. since lis retire
nent from the County Cerkship he has rot
relaxed has volttlca! activity IN the east. and
lie has h!so tAEe n ~ active part il the1nEn-
EEeIpeut 81 the BROOKLYN c5lIzts., tie organ Of
TIE Alnrs county Oenocracy.
Denoc.htic Genera. COM mittee. presided.
Mayor booGE: WHO was warmly greeted, sti on
his ct AID NJ; De.mhr on, his hight Ny Ne
La aEtlip WAS III. Jelnar's riEhi-hand man.
and among the o:her guest o. homo, were
Justice Cullen. Justice Nar WICK. Congress-
man .JosephC Hendrix, Conr,essmHn CONT s.
den, Andrew Mclean. Register Eennh. Gen.
hawkes.. and Aldermen C0gey AND Hehney.
Chairman Peh-shll started the s~peeehmak-
anou' NJ. Delmar Presented hin with a fine
srit etf5a'nSs SCI q I'M NJ. GeL fes S't rrS 81 : see ' fss
: :ss,Inc e Nj: II. !isSlat e.. ana =; rs sr istsTT 5s, 4ss Ye.
s~ponded to By AGvqr Boody,, BE ~euloStzed the
.I'euocracy I Brooklyn. and defended the city
from The attacEs OF it, asssilants- Grover
Cleveland. Was responded TO II Congressman
HsuGrlH; The bench tod Bar, By Judge
Van WycE Ire state Of New York by Gen.
CGtia, and "DeDoc.acy." by Congressman
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A B-ae.por, CLERK n D.fau,,rr.

NoEwAIE- May H.-Wil!ian Nichols. a trusted
employee II tie Office Of Hutchinson. Cole d
Ca 5 .hirt tActory. bridgeport ahsconded last
night with between 5000 and So 500. which
he took from the conTany's shfe. The money
was IL a tin box As near as can be learned.
be boarded San EXPRESS train for New FORK
city. and II j. said IVES accom- panied by =
woman. Nichols las been ia the en- r.ioy OF
the COMPANY for several Years. ana handed
most o. m Eonay. he carvs rom Long Hill.
and was a!vays well dressed. Chief Of Police
Damn ot horuaik received " ord Of the robbery
ABOUT II q clock last night from ]. = Morrison
Of " est avenue lie tlecraphed 10 1nspe~tur
Mclaughlin Of the New YORK police force 10
oace. Nichols is 80 years old
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DON 4ECE-s NxEEoW ESCAPE
4 MHyonnf-e from Saa Domtneo VERY
Nearly Asphyxtated 81 Gas.

Nearly AsphyxIaIed ~ Gas.
boz Rafael Aree = Vargas. u millionaire
planter OF San Domingo. who arrived in this
city last Saturday on the steamship Atlas from
Port Liz en- route for Gen o. Ind a narrow es-
aIetrpn death by ERs s~sphy1iation =. the Eo-
tei Al erica Fifteenth street and Irving place.
On sprdAy niEht Don Aree cam to this city
II con pAny with his family and his physician.
Dr. Julio Corvetti The Iar.y engaged rooms
81 the Hotel America intending TO sail for
Europe OF the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm on
sAturdAy o%xt. About 10 o'clock on Sunday
nigh, D5a A-ce went TO his room. after being
warned about turning OF the gas Shortly
ATE. : o'clock on Monday morning Dr.. Cor
rstt! called his friend. bot received no re-
spcnse 10 his repeated knocking. With tbs
assistance @! Z porter. he burst in the door.
he vas almost orerpowsred with q food
y: dasi. 's 81. ihas M Non AFT Bi1er l'Hs'f rs
t.si hsttsenth street was sunmoned
sc1nus mLh rghher tube was thrust down
ms i.rnHt' and 200 gallons Of onyCs was
RESPIRATION was restored. but Don Arce did not
,,os bon Ar.ss story. /, is SUPPRESSED that az
tno !sl! ssleeT- Yesterday afternoon Don
!hrce was repurted TO be out Of danger. THIS
- SFs, case on record. ne ooctSrs SAY.
.r.jehs,or q animation from A~sphyIiaron
S.ttoai irEEhsolc-uy being performed
,SeFrarc Vineyard. a boArdeY 81 Halls Eo.el.
olhne street and Park row. was found in his
room ESsferSGy morning aim ast overcome by
ia NlesLra. who is 8 years old. has cen a
se'i-et ~ Monday. WisS1rd Was in the
tinted states infantry for thirty-two years.
tas servtt during the war OF the rebellion
= Is slrpos-1 that WiegArd accidentally
turned n the gas before going 20 bed He
Sts ZEN owed 10 the Cha U berB Street Hospital.
Were :; WAS hG!t lie would recover.
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sn-siDsnI AEaInsz the Society for B.rr,.s
in- -eiI-scspo-tlEs WsH.L

-sT-'y sheriff Finn served yesterday morn
hE a. execution for 1913 against the sor!ety
''f Defending self-supportihg woner Ths
'iteai!ga s in favor Of Mary L Breeze. The
s.stiE MAS organized in lSS2 and IS now Al
%" VEST Th.rty-th!rd street The expenses
H. 5t,rlyed ~ y9lurllry contributions AID
Gec. sLa .Esl riEhi HAT She dic MOI snmv
- iar .saEEel; 'or Sil5 was for. The f6,.
=, if+sItent lr Joshua J. Barton. Lrd
E.'r'SFy stephen a.. tCllLs. resigned a yhar
80 AZ tlseh sucresled President Barrer.
,Sr irslgned 50 Gpltks aga Gnd the ~.
o. ~ nhht.e u ind any Of the preseL:
t4sLi b 10. rent e'
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WOUNDED FEELINGS, MI
Miss ReSno,ts Bases Her SI0,oo3 Breach
OF Promise SAT- On Bssibes..

WuEEsDAREE- May a-Miss Sadie Reynolds
has brought sui. against John Brown ,or
breach OF promise. She wants $1,000 dam
ages They became engaged 10 be married in
December last. On April % they Went. TO The
Registers and procured . marriage license
They were 70 have teen welded on wednes-
dar, May On that dsr the clerGy nan and
invited guests were 81 the Young wonen's
home but the groom failed 10 appear. Aver
waiting for -four hours Miss Reynolds made
EnnoIced TO the lied guests thEt there
would te 10 wsic ng and that they were al
liberty 10 dlsperfe after luneheon had been
served.
Miss REYNOLDS Is husiness all through. in
brir EinE suit she doesn't dwell or wounded
feelings hu: simply wants her false lover 10
oefrny the expenses incurred in purchasing
the wedding outGt, engaging the caterer, Ec.
Brown Is well known ana Las always borne .
good reputation.
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Glib. Deu.s. HI. Iae.ritx.

HALIFAX May a-Evanceii.. Gibbs and Mrs.
Frost. the woman with whom be eloped from
New York. got as fEv rs Annapolis yesterday
where tLey are stranded. They registered a
7. Broker and wife. Portland. Ne.
Gibbs cenied that he was the evangelist
aneA allied with that OF the evangelist he res
mark ed that he had not read the report Mrs.
Frost denied that they were fuCiriyes FROM
justice. and said her hushALG cid LOT look lik1
q preacher anyhow.
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rse Opposition 10 Go,a~,. s.,ts.

TORONTO. Ont. May Goodwin Smiths pos
siaon hs a lie member o. 81. George Society
having been attacked upon the score OF his po>
litical opinions. he has taken legal advice az
10 his position. and has been informed that
had not brok en any r4!t o. the society would
he Illegal. Rnc q court % Jaw would reinstAt0
maintains !hat-one 9! the bylaws Of the soci<
ETY. Is q distinct pledge OF Political neutrality
on the part OF tie society TO al who beeomo
Hmbsrh.
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The Police Boari al yesterdays meeting
remote Eourd.nan Charles :. Baker OF
DelLrrey stree; 70 te Sergeant and assigned
him IA i.irsbe,l street Seven new policemen
ysrs Irrra4r,e1. a. 'oi!ows; Nicholas N. Fierce,
John j. Molouey. Ml;oa Il. T-Aror. Thomas
Troy, Jut J.. >EuLGrrs, JohL j. Lriel. and
William >tGCkyo.e-
T-Lu,f.r,--.r..sri, James J. Turfsr n mpl.rrTy
K,r..; ans yLi MED tLlriy Ghrs' Jay iSr lnIuNcL,Iur.
Iu,ltr rt EIres,, Lnc Ira u tIro.t. CLkr ef tIreeL 70
ln.Auctr street. fAtrSsIDtr IlnnL. T. TbeTne
Nt.t--ry Isrti 10 puIps boat gLtra.s E4Anu II
4ir.I, iksI s4rtNsFrrnth street 70 flNh street, Ar
Ilr.t LeAl. LAli Th.rly am l.rrtt. 10 ~ Ilreei.
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Stealing stock New. or the Wiz.

GhLND RATA. Mich. NAY e.-The Pablo
Produce ana stock Exchange Of Chicago with
a special wire md branch ofces At Dowagiac.
Kalamazoo. Grand Rapids. and Muskegon.
lost $500 or 500 yesterday through the
taprin. OF its wire. The wire WIS tapped
near Niles. md eonfe6erRtes in the four branch
osces made deals il stocks which Melted
them $50 in Muskegon. $500 IN k~alAmazoos
$40 here. and an unknown amount in Dove
lcaic- The fraud WAS discovered after business
hours. when the Transactions 0. the day wer9
cl heck ed "a X. No arrests have been made
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JOSEPH S. SPINNEY'S WILL.
RKILTTrEs YELL PRorJDED FOE BT
n MILLIONAIRE MERCHAsE
Generou. Beeuerts to the wetieysn Univrr-
city. the Americas seaman. TrIend So
ciety, nod n Church at Great Meek.

Generou. Beeuerts to the w~tleynn Tnivrr-
city. the Americas seaman. Trend So
ciety, sod n Church at Great Neck.
The viii Of Joseph s S~linney. the million
aire com nission merchant who died on May
3. has teen offered for probate in tie surro-
gates once in Brooklyn. Il bears date Jan.
-. lSR3. and sierhen Q. lockwood and Wal
lace Stuart are the witnesses. The executors
are San uel a. Burnett a hrciher.in-lav OF the
~testator, md John + HllsteLd. President Of
the Iirenan's Insurance COMPANY. The
amount Of the estate is not given, but II has
teen vAfiously estimated at from Sl.oOl.OpO to
100000. and IL is generally believed Il is
tbout 100000 Mr. SIinney le't TO chill
dren. and his last vile died atout six months
ago
Mary A. Purnett. The wife Of samuel O. Bur-
nett. Il sister OF the ~testHtor. receives $4,000.
To The Methods; Ipiscuunl church at Great
Neck. l. /. which Mr.. sIinney founded. he
leaves $4,000. 10 lie invested and the income
TO lie used in deirayiue necessary expenses.
should the church property revert 20 the es-
tate 81 The testBtOr. the te9pest is TO SO TO tie
Ehst New York Conference for the benefit and
tUrpoit Of is minister's. Aheyuest OF $1,000
l. made totLe NunGGy school Mrs Jane Hart.
has mothef.!r-.Av. receives ali the rers ma!
properly OF ,hIs decreased We Annie Mrs;
vile Ln!ly -. receives the income on $40
80. and At her death the Itiaeiyhi IL 10 be
dlrldec I'm ong the chllG!en 81 hl.IiA:a Il. and
james Il. temsen.
Harold ! Burnett. a nerhew o, the ~testator.
h.o douglass butnPtt u tteJsOu Of Mr.. spin
ieys sister. receive each $1,000 Richard +.
Cornwall al eruIloyee Of the testaior. gets
5000. Beu)arln lodtr. a brother OF the tes-
tstD:s deceased vile, gets 5000. and each OF
the children Of Mary y. Carter. 5000 The
executors are directed to inves. 5000 ard
pay the interest TO the testhtors sister. Mrs
EErneft- the rtin ciphl. al he. death. 10 60 10
the WESLEYAN tn!rersi;y al Ni6dIetown. Conn.
The american seaman's Friend Society is. u
beneficiary 10 tie extent o. $1,000. ana the
Brook I'm Central nt.spensary gets s2.ovu. BY
one II The clauses o. The viii IL "a directed that
a~rertain agreement hy which Fanny !. Bunker
j. 10. receive tie income OF SI,usDl&. made
on May -. SIS. shall lie carried cur until
her narrirce or deB'h. when the money Is 10
To- raii q the children of Mary y. Carter.
These aye additional beluests l. l. Dad
ley. Mrs. James T. kemsen. and Mrs Charles
!. smith. each si,9pu. AID Martin sinnott.
Bessie Siupott- and Frank Thomas each $500
i i directed that within six months 6i;er
the decrease 81 the ttstator the executors are
70 sell certain property in Vineyard Grove.
Mas. and apply the money to the aynen OF
leg Acies. In concluding lis Will Mr.. sIinney
rrov!des that the residue o. the estate shall
lee divided. share and share alike. between his
sister. Mrs Burnett the WESLEYAN University
1t Mltdletg WI. Gnd the American seAnhl's
friend Society.
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Cesrrae,o-.' HIs. Al Too H,sh.

Commissioner Brennan has crc!ded not to
IcctTt Auy OF tids for ih= contract 10 dis
pose Q! the city's carriage. ashes ard stree:
sweer.nEk This was done L!ter q eonruts-
ton made BY the Comptroller. based On the
record o! the NUE. Der u Loads DISPOSED Of AID
pLic toT ty the c!ty during lst.. which showed
iAs; j Z contract We're made Win the lowest
LgCsT. James Mct EftreV. slth cpL:raci would
Iecsssltste an expenditure Of 5000 more
than i will cost 10 dispose Of the refuse uuGer
iLe present 81 ste II o. days UoTE-
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rsaiiss AsrsLsm ss-. Louisville Ess
900

LOUISVILLE Nay a-Paulins Markham. the
buriessue Letrs.k brought suit this afternoon
against the city o. Louisville and Rluneistsr
/ Bro. contractors. for $4,000 damage for
the breaking Of her leg on Sunday evening.
me CONTRACTORS cuE tue hole into which she
lel! ana bad Tuf out 10 llghi 20 indicate The
excavation. MISS AGrkhIn's injuries are
more shTIons than Was at first thought. and
she n1y be prsveLtsc from going On tks stASs
fo- q lens tina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
A. O. II. ColvenLios Begun.

The forty-tourth annual Convention O; tho
Ancient Order Of Elberni8rs began yesterday
loon at TGumary HE.- National Delegate
John J. f1tter @. Boston presiding. County
New York f.yls!or. Invited the delegates Ia
visit the zen. WAY Lrw II our lhftor. The
Invitation wa accsvtta. The Convention will
remain IN session Until NGtGrdSy. There were
about 100 delegates preseLL
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TrOuh.sspr- for M..s.eau,rtt F.e,or,-.

OF 26o7 I'm nigrhnts VINO landed at Ellis
Is-and YESTERDAY. %l2@ came 'ron Italy. The
Ierinsular. IRON Lisbon AID the Azores.
brought lss hir!y stiired Portuguese. The
woIen were adorned with bright ribbons aud
the men wore canvas shoes AEd STRAW hats
Nearly Gllttr yoIhg fellows had guitars .trung
across their shoulder, Aesrly al the for1u-
Guess are goiug - Massachusetts u Eo!E N
fActbEsA
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s y. WHITES FIRST DIr1DEyD.
He Proposes 10 Assume the Losses Of Some
Customers Who Backed HIs opIzio1s.

Stephen 7. White hustled lbout Wal! stree.
YESTERDAY strEiEhteniuG cut his Affairs A.
cordinE 70 the terms 0: his letter 10 the T-es!-
dent Of the Stock L~xenEIEs the Oar before he
WAS r+aty = Jay % pv! cent o. The CLAIMS
ACaiust him on tie exchange He went
further aud L-sp rai3 % ;er cent 1.-THE claims
al a.! outside creditors H!s sfii!eLe-tt with
the pEi and ca! brokers were ..t-"EL lie has
also taken urop h!Iseifthe ioss-s .! many o..
his customers VITO io.lowei L.s advice il.
EnE otAt: Stocks
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Nay Build n. E,..,r,. Railroad.

At meeting Of the directors q. the Bergen
Turnpike Company. in HEckenssck yesterday.
andrew c Zstriskie was elected President:
George W. Wheeler. yiee-PresIier': CtEr IS
Treasurer. IL has zen ~iniGnEts1 That TIE
new Board o! Directors ir'en: = lpilt az
electric railway from EGrL-usa.F 20 coln%"t
with Lines in Jersey CIV E-l Hu:yEeL The
New ok oiHes is 81 3S ,1a- street.
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The funeral services over the body OF MrS
Elise Hegensr perew. wife OF Chaupeey N.
Dspew. will be held in St BArtholomew
Church 81 10 o'eloes this morning. DR.. Gee-
viii ~oficiste and there will he an elaborate
musical service. Private service, will he held
th. put.i. ceremonies IN the church The
tai hearers VII. be Corp.Iiu, Vanderbilt.
Earr.r. cqarsnee A. seward. d, q. Mile Iea-r.
Peabody Netrore. 9. Il Morgan, :. b. BAT.
cock J. J.. McLooE Il. T. Anderson. hri
B%GrhInnn Winthrop 4 special train vii
leave tie Grand Central station EARRING The
BODY 10 Peetski4L wAe.s the ipterment viii 100
made
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.'''hII EoPiisV!ek Enbina. the Russian.
t'h'ssssd thL; he has murdered his
.i'I Lie LApSsIks. While IN his patty.
stdl II ta-ed 10 GALL ~ the otses o, the Bus.
tOT h S.,Gt ytststoAy 70 make arrAngensnt
ietufn 10 husHiA- as he had rronissd
Whereabouts IL not knssn