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FOE BorLpEss. rnr CONNECTICUT.
A Clevelan1 Resldent - cared = 3S-toa o..
nameat for Hi. Lawn.

WESTERLY. r L. June 1.-THE great West
has fertile acres md elcan sailing for movtna
machines in its smooth fields. but when %
comes &c \ mater o! ZIG. RhaCisd boCiders
Tor aesthetic effect in landscape GARDENING
why. westeE1ers have 20 cone East for them.
70 the Nutmeg State or Little Rhody.
Mr.. George Butterworth. a wealthy citizen q
Cleveland O.. who has az eye for the pietS
rescue aad peculiar. recently completed an els-
can't. smooth. sre.. lawn about his house IL
that city. ana then Ut a - !'iec the notion
pnpG-d iato his head thar the lawn needed =
a.s,h-tt;s,iy :ust r!-h;- 30 he jo1rneyed ali
the way 20 Mantle. al obscure little ham let on
here. taat i n the MIDI u a pain that i.
scattered a.. about with queer. big. egg
..nssea e:as,s 'Fs r!h.,iiai5irsP shaa j.
on eat. !ook nc ve-y old. as IL a giant Of ether
o. IA! N 4s.: a,gseH "a an de day By
in 4 t'e-C saloon ham Az riEhi especially the
%'tet; Q: - great nuuhes Of ;a!!. er.ct
almost sronele-s coc j. reipere.. with
w!t-. i-:eSU.Nr -'sa.e- between ti-r l. stIfk-
10: and fantastic. sus-rs;tn: the i!ea OF an
Mr.. Ba;;errogsa. It seem<. knew 81 tae nat
lovely lie. II would D. 20 have 2ne OF the fat
stone u!ea 20 Keep watch over his i.~r- mas
ASKING. ani As ne aAs Pile Of rnoney. hs
vas -A>IlJ AIDE ~ crafty his craving He
PICKED ogr one % tit- .'.s-,s-t and 81, Joshest
chaps. and go; \ lnt o. -yie1 store vo.S. .s 10
retn"v- i from is site --n miles tr Mantle
village The greet Stone weighs fhirry-fye
IONS. ana the band o. men, with Tnanv yoke of
catrI-. Eau.-d /: OF massive Eo,Nden :oi!rrs. in
about week. all the NAY 20 the railroad sta
ton ~ the hamlet. Their. Il was koiS-ei o. q
fr"iCh- ar AIT sent trtInt!tac 10 its site IN the
rrIya-s T.TS A. Ciev".en'!-
Lr. BL;;-GS nth es.i GII,et that IL would cost
b n not les than :. ~ 70 Transport q from
Mantle pain 20 the E.!iro~1 station in thst
village. the Sou!Ce. - i nantso1ae. ragged
loosIcc stone: hcr Niartis does NOT miss Il
Saii Connecticut u.an: " II Western men
want any more such stones. and t-hos.e Island
gets out o. then. lease .7eTfi r that ta-se
are about nineteen million sjn.s lar ou-s in the
Nutmeg STATE. and | nav one OF two tao1 sand
OF ny :srrl. Oh. :Ley can have '-l II they'll
tA.e en- away
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WELCOMED AT SOFIA.
Prtaee Ferdinand a.d Hi- Bride Received
with Ponp sad Circumstance.

soF1A. June 1l.-Prince Ferdinand AID his
bride entered the city in state yessertsJ- TheJ
rode in the state coach t!aEa ~ six h7E7es
tecked with ostrich pIumes. They were pre-
esded by outrtte,s a.d Ee.s escorted Of MILL
tary.
Ten o. the new prf,esly e7uipaSss. bought
ty the Prince in Vienna Just sefoEe his n ar
riare. followed the Irinte's carriage The
por,p and glitter OF the uASsAat has not been
approaeh-i bS.ors 10 Iui:At!An history.
the route be houses were decorated With
Oriental spientor Tapestries. J!2cad-s. cAr-
ners "A 1 tags .oys.A: the walls n the streets
throusk which the prirc-tJ procession passed.
The cr1Uts we're ps.'set isuse4y a. = oSt 20
the rar-ia:a wheels. sEt tae-:ei constantly
the ira 50. VINO Appeared n the bulgarian
ngr!rc ile Staging Of the T- peuu ~ the
Cst1eir1! ths grlHes ant Princess sa, upon an
SYf--11.cty while a!nos. innrm-rahls
Addresses were he:aG T-.sense:'o n rr!a :elT
coupis. the tr.ncess beEA-Iv !Aint isun
ss,isue ara was revived with t.TcGs-F
intr. even nk the sala.r sni ali Ihs streets
we're illuminated. aad AreTgrks weEe set OF
.ro-n ever HI. in AID aEocai tn city
Tn. -luaras and streets were thronced
un-iI early this morning The enthusiasm
throushoGt the demonstsSI!oa MAS pne-
noncnA-
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srNBEihS

r~.-. ia suaE ,aror ssoS essnsss s;rss: q :,
"a. :si. ,l-u: English Ti-s9r let Pa-is Fra
e. r.. yro7rt.sa: "a G--uan-
Il atz VISA Zach 'a-f'T alst's eTzat 10 ss -1cs
sane .Iy sad 5n- .rrss: Eass@Ers- aas--s-
AFR seeing ,A- rsat-e;c- s=; A. 'AEee lamps q
ca-rlIE ors uatrh
YES !, the s<asoa Of tiisi.A oRs Esr n gas
--saa district. where tas Eases gov children va
tag Iss tall gas "a: aycas Of iasss 20 vss
vasrsyt;a SO a.sra Iss.- hczsL
--Psrshps 'ss sgnusr gE.s vtl vesr them she
ys,sr-u ysieeI said prs=sEI.sr. -su- have mat
,sa. fA- u tie city oaly ca. yocaR woman wearing
upaa esr ~; rha rIsesa 81 wa sstp. Isav s<r IN
sroaessv tsts naraiu< Al! 's- EisSaG sis vsrs Va.
ssAr pet PniA!slrhiA-
"A i-z,. ssa;rSN-Esy .st:s las sHElzss sac st'sz-
:sea Of t.. Ia Oeta Ia.laHA ane P.EaIy!Va-A
aEi -kish sc es -aisl - viz rsa~sss vizor Aas
ins oppssiaE SIDES tAe:isrs % ias xn0vn
a. :E- CIHsG S-eShEsa-
-AseS-stag 30 sEs Hsa- HeLs s1iIh'S a- ss2aRsE no
.lty nay slr=T hsns aEy 1aeiArs Ials kLA tas
lIgssssS practical szxzssSioa assGS II" sss nay
ea-rT fsE tasI4Ase boz % ssa s@Es or q sastl. %
p<Efgns. has EEss erIs tbs .-ss "a vIG<E=s.osA
asnusa1s, eo!.sass. Aai the IKE.
-ra<rs . sl.<s vasrs . wozaa Esss . nAa' ,ay
for dStaE . wsrk- I; a tee iorlAsip 81 Nara
aSLi, Ma. AA4 AAY wouAa Sas wIass ~sSE oaI Ser
ra-A Do al have hes dAy-s es9AE fer
aSA uAaA
-Tes aystsEtS0s WayB of PTsSt1saes arr uigssTAts4
oass usEs IN the tsSt ihAs . hsttnEg bsz ~hash r.
ssasly knsSd ne pssssEs n cssrsia sss uEtss<ss4
SssA Ass.s va - atsi.s sssvssa tAsA
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WILLIAM JoNEs,S sUICInE
The Yeu.E MAJ seem. TO Have Planned the
Deed beforehand.

William jones OF 1921 Hudson street the
young maa who committed suicide by shoot
ing himself while sitting at the end OF Pier lS,
L K. on SATURDAY evening. seems 20 haze
Il eiitated the deed for several hours. at least.
before il was committed.
Jones Was employed in the real estate Office
o: " 4. / E ,IIiIet er-er AZ 81 Carrn!ne street.
On SATURDAY. morning ne invited couple OF
fellow empioTe~s 20 drink with him. saying
that IL VA the las: they would have with him.
he a sn told his brother that morning that he
was tired ~ lIv.ng
The r-,Ulvar VITA which he Shot him SELF
belonged t. hts employers, who say that Jones
va> = :eCJ steady nan ard faithful. en-
p,1-ea. though rather recliia- in his ways
ana somewhat T--sirr sti. IL u:s views.
he VA the pElucir.. SUI 95rr Of his auns.
Ms Ei.sl CT a..ASh.r. and his brother
Charles. s.o.h - EUors tiyed with him.
TIE dc.g:I O. ..uc-Ier hro-h-r which &C.
Cured as: w!g:er ,t.-"t-..t icneS c--at,T. and
sin tn ~ he hNd been da-I-sntert ~ tint a..
The neish:"-s s.y that U- ii.II .tI1tcuItg in
NEE. ne nj hoE--!1!i ~ ;ens-S tnAr ne SCI
DOR, r-lt Ont - -.cht. and never spent his
E-.1neT acau..OlsiY-
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OEITT.fgE.

Gen James A. Hall o. Danarscot.a Ne.
died suddenly on a train between syracuse
AIT THEA yesterday. He was on his way
home from Columbus. Ohio. He WAS ao-
eonranied bv his daughter and srsndsoa-
In Is i Gen. Hall volunteered ia the See
oct Maine Battery. and served through
the REBELLION rising by successive promo
tioa to Ireysc Er.gaiiI-r-CieneraI- He Was
ia the battle Of Gettysburg. wn-re his services
we've conspicuous aud where he was slightly
wounded He was in command OF the Light
Artillery in Washington when Lincoln Was as
sassinat-d. and took al important part In
maintaining order He WAS Collector OF Gus
toms 20: his home district :or aoout seventeen
years
Miss Eliza Judson died at the residence Of
her brother, William D. Judson. l:ss West
NinetF second street. On SATURDAY. June 10.
she was rs years Of aga. Her uncle. George
jUtshr. was = MAJOR In the continental army
and died az th- aye o. iU.- and her sister HAs-
tie died q few months ago. aged Ei Her
brother, William =. Judson. WAS , pioneer
railroad nan in Texas and i in his eighty
secood year [ uti! her late illness Miss Jud.
son had never tser IL
George Lesser. = prominent merchant Of
Warren Pa. diet suddenly Yesterday aS
the IroGuois Hotel. b TaIo. OF heart disease
He was IS years Old aad we.! sn3En through
out the oil regions
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TIE rEIcGs CASE D1sct-ssEn.
Tee Pr~ssyt-rtss tl-r-ynea say the De-
~+-.ou l. Trave-ty OF Justice.

Tee Pr~ss,t-rtss SI-r-yuea saw the Dr-
~t-'ou l. Trnve--r OF Justice
g:IaIN5ToS. Del. Jr-s 1.-THE Rev. A. "
EeSyi- q she West PRESBYTERIAN Che T:h dis
esss~'! he Riggs question tn sight- re said:
Il r. ss,.natIoa have never witnessed q
eTr-i'r i'as esq Q: justice. A more shsurd
rer'!!r' Vas n-ver --r3r:ed. and the nm WHO
believes !: richt o. fat or Just though
Il 7.i'ri'ey nsy /. good maa.
klCaI at sor-e DAY IN :hs
fa'Ere :" E7ov!ei-c rnAthc Was struck With
iracie 'r"a'--! ; : a-i:i'nrs who were Jealous
& Esr sssa'r. ih-oIa-y. Or that he Vas = foil"
L"L1N0Er Tu'.r il--Tte Ter. D. G. Greigs.
ras'sr ., ~ III. les. Yre=,aa church. in a
Sse!-ts 10 ~ :zocz!r- sermon to-day sail Of
n- attn oftae ir->l Ttef.Aa General Assem-
eJ il sls7-rL.aE the lev. DR.. Charles A.
bs.SEs 70, .i'~=r' hs-~sg. =,
70 ~ RE. the roaV! r;ian o. DE-. Briggs r
ssncrc:.7r - hr7-:rs-!s o. the sblss, = nd t4s:
a.-i''efs - the l.esGyrrr.A- Cagrch a. large.
Nesaats the .rafi.- ministers Of New York.
Iisr. C'+-e.ant. Cincinnati Washington.
saf Ca'sco IS here;ics ~: unworthy OF =
pa ia tn IE-re.. to whI... ,nei have deti-
~ rH-T Nd r-or 20 az aorn their
~ ..i,.lo4' a.. -'-g .. sise % tie rrestT-
ssIn !3.t' Perish tue .,.-a. MC.t they for-
= =
--cH-,I 10 - tie L->. q The WORD srd
aS4l'n--- u!"2 A. as"st5l.- II a,!- >iIpT
use hey chT-'n- s-i>~rir-- - the ,aEri.
-ooa ts.''- or -efsa.1 WlrhIn ,he tEso
ex.:al tnog!d 'SsHiogei ur a. Ines pyto va,
~, hurtre! ant i''T 5-ar- ago. N.T
cay mean something - 'usr1- Thev go
GleE N-N> - Coz irErE. h4-. 80. -
the boundaries u 'Tnts love. ui,.-- ras,l.x -
scholarly ftseOT-rv. Ia0 .lc-rty 10 -h!7.
EIn-tren;a "eEi.-T- a. E-.l ~ -, ---E- :,
TN CALVIN 20 'a.ns IT, the siL,-sn,l e,.-t--T
They Eelr thNr Ar e~'lR-lAs-raI la,t y. =,
E"r. value traa Ire stYTe-Iar r..r.-,u,,.s-
To my mind the iutEC-rc y Ear.za'-,.,
A. unres'-s-STtly s-.-v-. Is ,h- l-s>Tv---.'
Chgrch sf-siS % light. Nay red ~. =, :,
sch haste 10 iepSse n aI-I-r rh., .ra-,.,,iI.
Beer - ANy megutrr Of the Assembly, Ia r.4E.
Sss AdiHrship amt i.yestIZat Irur. - a :,
e ot'tTn,ed. but l. rneJ &c done ~ : C.ens-.
sc,.s ~nst.
aT-e years h'nce or less the G@ae-a! As-
ys1.sty o. the tTesbytsTiar Church wi. tax
iaci .e,o her fold the man Whoa. she has ter
<a!s ago branded as a he.stIc'
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IHoMPSON'S FIRST DRINK.
He Knou- Now How He Would Feel n he
Haze Ceam.tt~d Muri-r.

Had Co0m.tt<d Auricr.
Albert Thorn psoa- . salesman 1. . drug
house Ia this city. who lives in Palmetto street
and EserErear avenue, WiIt1msbu-cn- drank
ItGuo- 70. the frs: time on SATURDAY night
while he -as ont with a friend. Ear!y Tester-
day morning Policeman Fl7herty o, the Led
ford aveuu. station :ound hirs drunk il Grand
stree: ard Kent avenue. Wil!!Amsog.zh. near
the Houston Stree, Ferry. He t3oS h.5I - the
station house in = Tat.o! wagon. aIL ate.
Thom .cc va- lccke't !. he ie,! ASLEEP WheG
he vas aroused a. s o'cI3ck 10 ts taken q
co1rt h. b@-sn to err ar exclaimed over ant
over
This world r4ver have hsIpenei II I hal
no. o--n ed into -=r--a.!5r-
He cri =! all the Wa. u CoE.--- While hA Vas
in thu prisoners Tea a friend ven: 20 cour-
Ant gave '-,I, ,pr his Apf-araCc- To-!sF-o =
trieL Thomson socs.e't aloCt when he TsS
brought into court 10 s.E9 the TAI! i..nG He
nrea. 20 Do - Nh-a = pen -As halt-"! -
him "a SIZE hI- name 70 the bond he SAN he
ga- accused - tctoX!cAt!on-
ThanI Cod" LIE cried. aat the zen t-orpet
from his hand
Il Was rhJq sht h4 would ,Airt. When h. re-
gain-.i hi Goa po-ure he sad he dream =! 10
the station that he lad mantle! ;eC:Ih.s
ru-ier. and the CRIME was g. NIvlt in his
mind after he Aw6ks this. he though he Ia
te@u arrested f1r murder A. THOMPSON
sis1A+ his rArrH - the tOud he lie" lAre-! that
he would nevertrrk another tr2p .! ..Guor II
his lie.
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Walter. March &, Work ras.r Guard.

The annual collision between the waters in
O'N-i.!s and -he walters in Bris'o!s chop
horse or Sixth avenue. near Twenty second
street ove: sunday closing. WIS expected TO
occur Ses;ertAy. and there Was de,aIl OF Do
Icemen on haad to prevent a disturbance.
Mr.. O'Nei;. Ia. refused demand to close his
place on sunday. and had hired 6 number OF
non-union men when his Walters struc.. Nr.
Brttoi. N che other hand. mad inform Ell his
srlr!oysAs that lie vas willing 10 close on
SUNDAY ifthe pro.Ttetors o. other chop houses
would do the sarLa.
Yesterday 81 S~I.Hs was open. as usual. and
il IS said that the waiter snf the neiZh6or-
inc e<taJliSGrla ant shove! i disposition TO an
roT Mr. O'Sei.Ps usa. The lar-+. get together
and marched In : ho-y TO the restaurant.
going in Eht!e the police stood on guard. Mr.
oNeiA said that q e had not sen: FOR the police.
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The W Gather.

ne sea, vis rtsss'rs yes'.r.Ay tie Atlantic
sSA;<A Were -iags: IRON st' co- in the a.;<r
uoGa T.. I-..i:y -is solas oesas u. aorz a,
TIE onT sL.ts A-oaE rs- VA, BlsSk IsArt
v:,a zAIln1l- teI,psra:s-s CO Ss' In 81. aka -.
zsa, q coo. aat psssans- TIE hixa.s. ,s para
tire c.-sISo Al! EriIo So
In zee Ssesa-.s; states 'ss s-satsss h.a; ...t
Te- :sr o<rsEz-s 4; Y.srrs n Up 20 Icc' A.:
-P - trg75=s: oa4y "a 80. Te.-s "a i,--z.
t,ra-izE n 'ss >7-raS ~aisA
/, iEA; rs;xla oraa.SI
sacre st Eas sSalasss from ,hs lake -sgsri :. Lf.T
"a E2rsat !nis t1Is Eslg Ibore s.s,! .e1Ly
!E III. cJtT IEs!e lgsI $50 a.: r. ~sc-
eEsIlSd the atmosphere. Hxh<.- ,.zs $50.
LsSes; ia. IysrIEe hEHt:IT - :--. 80. is.:.
ts s'asa ~.ss average Vs.S:,ty - ITS IL -sE-
Tss sAs-Hon>ssr PeTTy's -I-=,;V Tsv szs
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JoIIISGS About Town
y-.,.-tay.

r.. ,Ea- .eI:s we're ,.lr.. n >o- atsstsu o. d
10 tre AZ +. .L-I T.s.-g:Ag Ear :ae sekIsl-
Arcas..--y rs'r.aa s-esss. sac n-w s=hesl se g
49,, =. ~: sG=TT.s2 Frs street yssssr1sy
ar:.-z 90 - ,=ac-. I-s:ary s.i!einx rsesaSiy
en- -.-. : ., S-sJJyy u 70 dsaGns1 20 a.
& : s.4s- -'It t.!a:Isa-
- :sl.-:-ts'7a < zee 3.V. Dr.. Frederick Graves
4, -.za- 90 ..>G0E,Ey ,9rl..ic.ioa % sAaaxhai
a - 2: il VI a n ~ Bishop ss T..eo Vii
-. - =. Tsne-Ass - .--E Wednesday . IL
n -a.g-ys Potter. Little. 1ha AMI ssAEe1roaxa
-. ;S- =.-s<e:as1sA ss-s2 xs.arsa u CaisAgs
;-ri'-
'r-;t: x FEETEsaE- aver. u "a kstaa sf
,.l-i "a: .ss xlr. we 20 10 r.sy % -
lLa:sELEs . aogss IrzrK.,: dI.grp-f shea
sac Z aG-y 10 ~ FsE. ~ sIAzlGA..Sa tkS
pEI9=sr EIs , .; -a--- 81 Oh -s'-
Asrlaan al l,A = T. year. 4. at . Se-goix street
sat .nGsI rEc: re Ah"sHs- ,1y .: i.s srsdss e.
trace SCOT sVscgaS Ia .Es ksAs cs raa
.,r.x1- A.cIEys sIAcSei n1hs zeal
4e- ar ,.ra,-i :s- crsvG- Ths IN arss ssyu
SggrI ?. nc. " Flsgs va. dressed OF an A.
tg.iss. ,.E.-sa- he es=ssI snov sac name 81 -
Tor -: -GE1-
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" ashIaxtoa Notes

Secretary Hcke Smith accompanied By the
rre,b-r< 81 his family has gore TO Virginia
Beach FOR few DAYS 2C:'nE, He Is eIr ected
to return to Washington o. Thursday or Fri
day next
James s!a!e OF Massachusetts, has teen
ArpoincAd as an sIre-t 20 properly render a
eon p!ete account 10 the Cherokee nation OF
moneys due them unds. the provisions OF the
act Of March 8. 1885
Secretary Carlisle has extended the mini
mum limit o. che deIaE-neat eIAmtrstion 30
Per -ent. applied 10 cn!eis OF division TO ap-
rt!eAnts for appotrtE-c: as spectAI agents Of
the Treasury department
Secretary Carlisle has Awarded silver life
saving medal TO CApf. Sa!entlne Jones Of the
steamer Hudson. YtT.aE or the great axes
FOX saving the lives q SIX men and one won a Q
from the barge sunshine: near P4lee. Lake
Erie. In October. ls.2 The act vas one Of
f9rmAn q. ran the risk 81 losing hls own ship.
which. With its cargo. vas worth AtoG,
SI.JlUgu
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On. xlyUsrsAn OF CALCUTTA.


Go Attend the Wcris-s Medical Coper~r.-
WASHINGTON. June 11.-Among Washing
tons many distinguished and interesting Wis
itors this Columbian year was Dr.. @. C Ma
lumbar OF Calcutta. India. who left here to-day
for New York. whence he sails en- route homo
on Saturday next DR.. Msiunibar was q dele
gate to the Worlds Medical Congress- which
Just closed at Chicago and to the Hahneran-
mic Conference which followed II The Doe
tor read to the congress paper on the rrae-
tics OF n edieine among the ancient Hindoos.
between which and .he present homeopathic
practice he found a Suggestive similarity. He
says that in his researches among the old rec
ords hefound that the ancients had settled
one matter which students Of the present
day were discussing under the impress
sion that II was q new problem II had
relation to the treatment OF disease by the use
OF one medicine. instead OF q com bination OF
two or more The Hindoo Esculapians who
have let records 81 their work treated chronic
cases with one agency the Doctor AYERS. while
in acute cases some times the eficaey Of .
combination OF remedies Was tested The use
OF metals. as at the present day. in the prae-
ties OF m medicine he says. was well known to
the ancients
Dr. Maiunibar expressed the opin.ou that
there would be 10 outbreak Of cholera this
year H. India He had found Indications o. t.
however. along the Mediterranean on his way
to America but the authorities were energeti-
cally engaged in combating IL and he be-
liered thu, they would be successful in sup
pressing IL. So confident Of this was he that
he expected to return home along the route he
followed coming to America
The i'm pressions made UPON him by what he
SAW in the I nitei States were summed up by
the Doctor in these words; The people live
at . tremendous pace Dr. NalUnihar. al
though still in middle life. had in,e1ted to
turn to India. believing that ne earn~t the
right to rest. but after becoming acguain tsd
with the manner OF life OF his professional
brethren in this connt.I. and seeing the
has come TO the conclusion that there ia much
yet for hi m to 10 tpeforr he Se said to have
earned the right TO retire.
br. Naiunitar will ray what some would
ca For going eeyonI the sea he says he will
be debarred from social lie an a. n n beers Of
the caste into which he vas hcrn AID among
wnom he has spent his life. This penalty Was
not origin ailT part q! IN air reisIYn. but Gus
quirement. The enforcement o. the decree
will in no wise interfere with his pro-
fessionaI career. bus he may not break
bread nor sleep in the same house with
arr OF his former associates Any one
tee with him the PENALTY 81 exclusion
The gentleman chosen TO accompany Dr.. Ma
lumbar TO this countrJ at the last moment
yielded to the entrssties OF his family AID
views H.. oa,iook with com rlaeeney. hov-ver.
he says the colony Of the excluded 10 growing
50 large as 10 re uui;s respectable il numbers.
and being courrisei ~ the most i.-elliS-n.
most desirable ard attractive eircln 20 an edu-
Gated man
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SP9ASG 1T his ENEMY.
Ma>orfr stnhb~ Burueci Three Times apd
H. Himself Snct

shooting aTr.7 occurred IL Brooklyn last
night tet-eeu two Italians. and cne otther
Is cow in tie s-neT Hospital suSerinS Fl m
q bui.es ~oC1i il the right breast. They are
Andrew Buru:ci. - years old. OF 81. Carroll
street. anc Lorenzo Naso-ta 80 yea-s old. Of
5I2 President street The shooting occurred
ec : f-v minutes past O'clock
BGcIccl vas staining in front o. his home
spelk:nc TO his wife ard two children NE-
spE7a came along with his wife and the in
stau- 10 >aE bo-Ic':i be sEranE a. him AMI
riyucst XII irtn BuruccFs head three
times. making ugly w-un!s. BurCcci then
rui!e,! Z !rvoly-r from his hip rnckes AID
fire.; Tne au..et lot:et IN Aaso-tas right
rTea<t-
9 no s'oi Go easily to-nd Burnett and arrested
him. AZ the hospital !. Gas said Masorta could
noE -ecoVa-.
burned SAID he worked with Nasorta in q
sh0- sror q: >--r!tns r.iace ant Fifth a-snue
\ f@v t.zs aC- they Tuarr~llet. aat iAso-ca
threa-en-'t - Sl.s nj buI1ecl- AFTER having
o. !e.onioGs assault
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COTTON To BE PLISTEn
The Fiaster> In the oversewed Districts TO
Try Experiment

EKv OEIEISs. June 1.-THE planters in the
overaoved districts Of Mississinpi and portion
o! Louisiana are SO encouraged BY the TALL OF
the water. which has lately taken place. that
they propose TO plant thsir farms after the
food goes down. which will probably Re ne1.
week Their first idea was TO plant corn and
similar short crops. but ,hey have finally an
nouneed that they will try cotton. With which
their PLACES were originally planted This has
never been done before at the latter part OF
June The lanters think however. that th-
overflow will have the effect OF tertt'izinG The
sol; AMI making the crop grow more rapidly
and that they can raise = crop in three or four
months
Thosc who know most sbou. cotton think
this impossible but believe that the eNperi-
ment - worth try,nE. The lands that will te
planted are the nost productive IN the world
and will average a hale an acre hose in MIS-
<is<ippi usually rrosiur- erou' 5000 tales
and those in Louisiana Aoout the same
AMOUNT. The experiment Mil te WATCHED
VII interest FOR If ch. cr"r 10 success Il will
induce nanY farmers to d -lay p!antihE Tn1t
after the high water and tho danger Of high
water Is over.
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CALLED BIM a 1oBAcco WORN
A MIzister FIned for Thus Dusbing .
Brother S1fniste- q Postal Carr

sPzEyGyrELn. Ill. June 1L.-Tho Rev. T. Fl
Asnew. q Methods preacher ot Autu.u. III.
has got into trouble b. expressing too freely
on q postal card his opinion Of brother mir
lister. Some time ago he wrote the Rev. ". +
Goodwin. 8 Ne;hotis: minister residing at
-n-.ewooi. that tie Eev. ". F. Gilmore. =
She!STvil.e Methods minister. was to-
bScco worm" ant thai IL his orinion such .
prsscher was 4 disgrace 70 Meshot.sm-
The earG eventually turned up az Shelby
vill-. where Ern:her GillIo.e. the alleged to-
hacco vnrn. lived The ra-t remained there
SON. time. AMI everybody ~ >AelryyIile
learned its contents. The Ecv: w. Gilmore
over TO the United sratrs POSTAL . IL cers
The result was that the Rer. Mr.. AErew Was
arrested and orough. here BY Deputy Mar
shat In ths Federal Court yesterday he
pieade! guilty 20 the charge Of violating tn
postal laws. and was fined IS and costs.
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Average en- yIne IL. I-s,1

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wIsEISS-o1 EDII-I ~ go E1sotr,
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f.t- 7Esas.y pCsesGs. q - 10y 7's'=Ss = 81 "
srs cs..sr n Ma ae. s4s,', a. ceE-se:!:.'; ses'
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fatz e5aGs- sast-Fa Ysza.rvA-A ans zsTtasEH SsS
Jsrasg westerly Sin.s -" mar Esrtaas
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faa-. s4Ea; rlAaxes n I<zss=a;ETs. westerly ~iatA
kSsJEa-EE var-Abs-
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xsv Ysgt- ssi oai2 TAR. warner; vA<tlbta wtsaG
shlfStEz 30 sGstsrty.
slsvsFL foIlSEst ~ eSslSiaE. eoslsx vsAEha- ass
tA9tGaist fsr Ssw EEIARa Aa4 eastern XsV TsFh: h
SSsuAI IsjsyI Ga1 Als TstSls vsatssr SIH -
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A..as....s Of C.,e.so C'.sh,.< n.-...

CHICAGO IL. June 1.-THE Charles p. kel-
lozg CIoshirg and MEMS Furnishing Company
has made . voluntary Assignment for the
benefit o, its creditors. John H. Prentiss.
President ~ the company. sAid that the dim
elllties Of his estab!ishEent were caused bJ
tho con q efciA. depression he alce-
We have assets far in excess o. Liabilities
Jane our Balance sheet showed :. .viVg to
our credit. Azlins. SsS<i,sD Liabilities Our
stock IA ham! 10 a. this time =, the yea. large
We prepared 20 make earlier deliveries on ac-
count u -. Wcrtus Pair- Oar hus!ns- !ass
year amounted TO S1.sJU.Ufa l hope that the
stoppaEe wiz be only 'emporAry."