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Helinious Notices.

CurRCH or THE STRANGERS Mereci.st.. lear etas
=, and Broadway. Eloquent. Inspiring sermons every
sunday at 10 30 mornings and 43 evenings by
R.v JOSEPH MERLIN HoDSoN.
n uodon has gnius Of being intensely inter.
nc wihout being ctHcrCX rtv1gant ,nsat 'on.l-0ps
iIIr When home don't bave u ask tho Lcr0
y, forgive you for listening to mar glory twaidc In His
namo. -. - , .,,-, ,,o-. ,
attend Sunday sid Tn venerable Mr.. Ianphie-
OF Fulton Suect pra~ rm"e,ing sld Your I'd.
yrtiseuents little but preacher is-Al.
Al Al" An rhda from Brooklyn sail "vcry nterest.
intr sting shall lc hand again next Sun
dny." The theme this evening viii be
4 LOST REALM.
Invite your friends. II VIII be worth hearing
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<ovrpyop FJSUBACK SAID TO BE WIAf.

Little Rock Ark. July Cultivate o'rr'o',y r"pr
hos hcen advised from Fort Smith mat MS cni'''
~ror ris,hack OF Arkansas, Is dying.
Governor Fishback has been conhheo 10 Ills rom
nv, smith for the last two weeks. lie Is suffering
= i.,ni e
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THE REV DR. RrLAyCES CONDITION.

,,c r,rancb ~ j. July 20.-Thc Reb pr. j. IT,
pxI,nce who Is Ill here, rested comfortably To-Day.
rho attending physician says ne patient - ho' !'
ont OF danger, but thinks he VIII recover
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LINES TO G.. C.

word with you. dear Grover.
As you think the matter over,
In clover
Meanng by clover Buzzards Bay.
Where the bthesome mackerel play,
Not like their neighbor Jefferson you know.
The only Joe,
But in. Of course. a more informal way
What does it seem to you
That Congress means to do
After August the seventh!
Do you suppose
We ask you meath the rose,
Not necessarily for publication
Do you suppose
The solons to meet
VIII to the country prove a boon quite sweet?
Or will the session turn out weak and lame
In fact. a crying shame,
Extra" indeed but only in the Nance
That's what ask of you,
Oh, tell frank and true,
Please do.
When the wild horses neigh,
Madly neigh
And kick and buck and fercely face the fray.
And the devil to pay,
As each embraces
The chance to quit the traces
What then?
Can you calm the herd down
With a smile n frown,
With an eloquent lip
Or a heavy-lashed whip
As you choose will thew CO.
And stop just the instant they hear you say
Whoa?
Are you a natural horse-tamer?
How about the silver men?
VIII they down you,
Or you down them?
Does the thought set you fretting!
And how is the betting?
Can you coax them to yield?
VIII the Purchase law be repealed?
Or VIII they one and All.
Insist on nattenng goldbugs gainst the wall
And scorn your will. and bid you hire a hall
These queries IDLE,
Are they, oh, Waite you OF the bloody bride
".
And the tariff.
The robber baron tariff
The fraudulent tariff
The unconstitutional tariff
What's your candid impression
or its fate at this session.
VIZ your party friends dare
TO meet ii quite square.
md faith with their principles Keeping
Make changes most sweeping,
While the goddess Protection stands weeping
OR will they decide
TO give it berth quite wide
The widest sort Of wide, wide BERTH
AS though 'twere the trivialest thing on earu
And they could not but feel
1t makes no difference when they repeal
The tariff.
The robber baron tariff.
The fraudulent tariff.
The unconstitutional tariff
That's what we ask Of you,
Oh tell us true,
Please do.
VI.
Oh, Grover Grover
We feel for you,
Indeed. do 49,,
The coming session well may make you oue
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GEORGE r. CARPENTER.

Dcs Mones, Ia July 20-George 7. Carpenter.
Chancellor Of Drake University, died at IL O'Clock this
morning.
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THE pERclvAL MONUMENT PIT ~ PLACE

Galena. Ill. July 29.-Thc percival monument
which has been erected through the efforts OF the
faculty OF Yale University and Robbins Dat,cl. 81
Norfolk Conn.,. Yesterday placed above thc grave
Of James Gates Percival, at Hazel Green, Wis.
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5pecial Notices.


Congress spring Water.
This famous elaborate retuolnG0
restored 20 all its former strength and excellence.
People used TO go 10 England
buy the Crown Lavender salts. Sold everywhere
crown stOppcrci bottles Reject worthless limitations
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MARRIED..

IyNCH-BREwER-A Trinity Church, CRAWFORD, new
Jersey by the Rev Charles s. on-ted Of cooPersto~
NewYork Flo Kip. daughter OF the late J lnes N.
brewer Of Troy, New-York. " DR.. Franklin Pierce
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Beecham's Pills are painless and ehcctual rtmeay
for all bilious disorders. IS cents box For sac ~
all druggists.
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Bench House, Sea Cir, n. }.
Most attractive resort on the coast sec uustfsscD
correspondence In yesterdays Times
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SECOND. PRIZE WINNTRs At HOTEL WENTWORTH
Hotel Wentworth Newcastle. y. H.. July 81"
the play of for gccon prize In doubles III 'he 'I',
tournament to-day G. X. Budions and :, d. h'''
defeated j. r. Talmngc IT,. aud 4. l.. Foo'e' -
e. o.. G-2. Malcolm Chace won tle Secoi'u
piizr In singles w default and e. X. Budlohs 'ooH
h consolation prizr IN the same way
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Urbana Wine Co.'s
"GOLD SEAL CHAMPAGNE
For sale by all leading wine dealers and sroeeA
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
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Oh. Grover, Grover

Oh, GrOVcf, b1OVtF
We feel for you,
Indeed do.
The coming session well may make you oue
As the blue waters where the mackerci pay
From day to day.
Down there at BuzZards Bay.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. is5 worfss
ST. WILLIAM F. BARNARD. superntendent-Service g
every sundev at 81 The scrvlcc y s,n2ss
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ST. THOMASNS CHURCH. 5th-sye. and Ssa.s1. sSxs
J. W. BROWN D. D.. Rsctor-Sefvtees sunoX' 49,.
ing prayer sermon and Holy Communion ~ -
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the naI,,moro contingent is large and the Western
e,er,ep, s marked as ever There has been some
talk Among the cottagers Of subscription dances.
but no definite plans have yet been arranged
Rar Harbor has entered upon ii season OF gaye'y
which promises exceed In briiiiahcy any VI %
past successes. Outdoor entertainments nave my
the DAYS and some OF the nights Of the last week
and with sailing and driving parties. "", w ,,aa
which is as popular ever. time has been kneu
after the most agreeable fashion. The visit OF MI
and Mrs John Jacob Aston who sailed over io'"
Newport ON their yacht Nourmahal win parry
including Lispenard Stewart. Miss WHINE anu '''ss
Wilson, was an important incident In the uo'i's' VI
the week Mr. and Mrs. Aston and their sues'e
should the weather continue pleasant expect " 's
main at Bar Harbor for week or 'e'i ua' -
10 the first time that Mr. and Mrs Astor nave oee"
at Bar Harbor together, and propapy "ia'i' '
ties will be given In their honor
Mrs Edward Cooper who has been III az ~
home I'm Washington Square North all summer
started ON Wednesday night In specia car 10
the Adirondacks where 1t il hoped she VIII DC re-
stored to perfect health Mrs. Cooper was accom-.
panied by Mr.. Cooper and Mr.. ana Mrs' No,"
Bryce and their family. They will occupy t"e
camp Of Mr. and Mrs Arson Phelps stokes VIM"
10 island In the Upper st. Regis LAKE. ~
the heart OF the famous North Woods. TINS camp
was one summer occupied by ex-Vfce-Presioei'
Morton and his family. 1t Is one OF 'he ",o'.
beautiful and picturesque establishments III "
part Of the State, and has n partner III Po''
Of elegance and comfort the camps OF Hamilton
Mex Twombley. st. Regis Lake ana MI
Bartlett. on the shores Of Lake Placid
Recent letters from abroad say that MI anu
Mrs John II. Davis and Mr. Daviss daughter
Aiss Flora Davis. at Ragatz. MISS Davis re-
Gently visited the Marquis OF Dufferin. the tstner
- her lance. Lord Terence Blackwood. at the
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side AMI bought their books for - per cent oil
In i've or six days the fright was AL over ana lh'
d.ludcd and doiiauded dcpoaiior, brought back Ia
the bank what they had left after Tia" sharks hao
shaved of the - per cent
" some people are ~ opinion that this demand ol
sixty DAYS notice T. hardship AMI an uiiair as
crimlnaion against the dcpo,ilor,. who are Invariably
poor working lrople :, ,.,.. o., ..,, a.. ,>.,,.
On the contrary. think II saves III" poor lroli'
They are the one, who first frightened ana th'i
robbed. The money Is deposited subject - the con
tract wilh the hanks that ihcy r9pnir' SHY any >
notice before II shall De- drawn ont Ini,. In my J'-
neu, was "A wise provision Of the law 10 prevent
poor people being S,ampoici by a cauSelrs, pane
and e. give the banks the opportunity 10 rcai' u"I
the securities in which they had Invested Their d'
poItor,' money without sacrificing III" assets
fine officers Of the. banks always pay small sums IL
money The rule i rarely II over iniprccd agains,l
dcpO,Ors for small Sums. surprising saving BAN
plus. II has reserved say $1,000 10 m,ct III
ordinary and current demands, and Of the baiahc'
II has invested In such securities A. the law pet
mis one bird Of lis deposits and twO-thirf' In bcn,'
running the Institution aud to give Interest 10 The
deposiiors,, IT has invested in Government nl
permits IT. To invest In: one-ihird 81 III
dep SITS. suppose II pOsslhl" in time like th
compel such an Institution 70 sell It, G0vrinmc,
state and town bonds. and 10 sell It's bonds nh'
mortgages and and turn these all into money brw"i
the opening and the closing Of the stock and Rri
Estate exchanges on any one day. II Is Transporter
would lead 10 n sacrifice Of these securities ~ one
half oncquarter their value and The only suh'Ttl
would Ike the deposition. Fortunately the lay
permits neither ladders from the outside nor fool
from the inside to brig about such c.lamliic>.' .
Mr. fnpew told me Reporter that CORNELIUS ' an III
from Europe, Ind gone To Newport and would rcmaii
there at his country villa during the remainder o
the season. making occasional trips to tn city.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

David =. TempleiOn, former president OF the hailhe
Manufacturing Company has been declared insane by
a jury in the Supreme Court lie was formerly Il
we'll known resident Of the Park slope He believes
he possesses unlimited wealth.
Mrs. Adelaide Mcserole, wife OF Robert Mcserolc.
Of No. :Is4 Eightccnthst., was sent to the county
Insane Asylum yesterday. She was once a circus
performer and possesses remarkable strength. she
believes that she Is salamander and that fire VIII
not hurt her.
Montgomery Queen. one Of the wealthiest
residents OF the city who was associated Win S'S
mour L. Hustled In the ownership Of stage lines III the
city before strcet-cars were introduced ana WIS
identified with other business enterprises. applied yes
tcray to the Charities Commissioners to care Tor his
Insane daughter at the County Asylum. He said he
had neither money nor real estate and could no
longer maintain his daughter in private institution
The Long Island Medical Society has been ncor
poratcd by Drs. william C.. Braislin. L. CaNille,
H. Percy DAVE Paul II. Fairchd. Robert j. Nor
rison John o. Pollok william l.. Richard. George D..
Carney Lawrence Coffin. a. u. Marion. Charles ID.
Napier, \. IL. Straub, Warren 5. simmons. IT.. and
James Wood
James Duffy n bogus sewing machine agent who
has swinded many persons. was sent TO the pcni-
Tertiary for year and fined $50 in default Of which
he will spend $50 days in JAIL at the Gates Avenue
Police Court yesterday.
Representatives of the Peoples party who believe
In municipal ownership OF street railroads. gas pipes,
electric lights. ETC., and who recently visited Mayor
Boody called on President Michael COney. OF the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday, and set forth their
views Arrangements made for hearing he
fore a committee of the Board Of Aldermen.
The Peter Cooper Glue Factory was indicted as n
public nuisance by the Grand Jury yesterday.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DIR. BRAISLIN RESIGNS HIS PASTORAIE.
HE HAS BEEN IN CHARGE OF THE WASHINGTON

HE HAS BEEN IN CHARGE OF THE wAShIN"IoN
AVENUE CHURCH OVER SEVEN YEARS.
At the regular weekly prayer meeting OF the WASH
ing ton Avenue Baptist Church, held last evening" .
Rev. DR.. Edward Eraslin announced his ressha'on
Of the pastorate OF that church. which ne mas he'"
for more than years. This was surprise ~
:he members Of the church and congregation Whose
relations With him have always been most coruii'
and he will he strongly urged 10 reconsider the step.
DR. Bra,slin however Is ccrvinced that his physicai
and mental welfare require year or more Oh eh'irc
relief from responsibility and labor. anu, beng uii-
willing TO take advantage of so long leave OF ABSENCE
which was offered to him. has decided to resign 10
take effect OH July 90 In October with his VIE
10 will make n Journey around the world lmmc-
dsey after offering his resignation the pastor lett The
room The resignation will be considered by the
conrrera,ion on next Wednesday evening. The Wash
inrton Averne Baptist Church Is one Of the largest
md most important of that denomination In America.
It'd bldng at Washington and Gates is one OF
tho largest in brooklyn. Dr. Braislin was called 10
its pastorate and settled there on February l.
1886. He is native Of Burlington County New
Jersey and is still young DIR. Bra'slln. during
his Brooklyn pastOratc, has been conspicuous ngurc
I'm the religious and social life OF the city. Under
his direction the Washington Avenue Church has maue
many important advances in its work. 1t has pInicu
several missions, OF which Is now sclf
church opened well-equipped parish nous" anu III
Rrasln married, many weeks ago. MISS 'i"rb"'e'
Maudc Kenyon. OF Brooklyn.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Il
An extra number OF grave diggers were put TO wo'h
Yesterday in the Hudson County Catholic Cemetery
They were kept busy bTrying the bodies when h'i
been stored In n stable In the OF the GROUNDS
because the vaults full that no more coNi;iS
could be placed in them. Many VI these bodies MIA
evidently been IN this stable for many days faiher
Tar Wort. secretary OF the cemetery asSocm'io''
when seen by Il reporter said he had give orders
10 inform the undcitlkcrS who had TAKEN III" noui,H
10 cemetery To tell the Relatives tiit All t'c
bodies wouh be buried today. IL said hat II wa no
The fault OF the cemetery officials that NE DonisS
had been piled up in the stable. T~' iailt was %,
the engineers who had failed to complete the ne"
section OF the cemetery. Bishop Nige"I Is president
CT the association and Monsgnor dc C"ncilip Is 'he
All oil the trustees are priests
1hc Eoard OF Finance met yesterday after
noon. and by advice of counsel rrcolllih'u H' III
continents TO Office made by Mayor Wais'r ihi'
settles beyond any doubt the legality "f All ule np
point me nis excepting those Of Commissioners D''"c,
and Frazer 10 The BOARD Of Finance. ana inc court
has decided that they are dc met" meu'pcf'
While walking or the track of the Dcliware. Lack
wanna and Western Railroad. at Hudson ST. yeS,cr-
day. Thomas Colbart. u maclinist was struck by me
Lindhnrst express and over. II" was Killeu III
stlntly.
\ verdict Of $1,000 damages was given by Jury
in the supreme CONT Yesterday against thr N"rul
German Lloyd steamship Company. rue uaNn'sc,
were awarded to Annie lnerlIogt'"n The Willow OF
Edward lngebrcgisen. who WAS crushed 10 dHth bS
the falling Of eight bngS OF rice on MN WINE
working IA the hold o. one OF the conlp'nNs s'"i"rS
A
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OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY-Mrs. Mary Finn, OF NO
400 Second ave. New York. appeared before justice
Kavanac, in the Long Island CITY Police Court yes
,,,.r and sworc ont warrant for the arrest oil
Daniel Mahcr and John Doe. Mahcr v n cohdnc'o'
- co. ~, , ~ thc Gleason electric railroad which
,,,, ., Calvary Cemetery. John Doc Is also an
n,o,o ~ fine road Mrs. Finn told the justice
ma, wh,,c returning home from calvary cemetery
-, Thursd,v evening John Doe showed h'r over 10
ana I'D. OF the car and then shatcheu ".r pn'N',
which. she says; coh,,'n ,n NM. was in her pocket
1 tpn r"t of tho and ran away. She caught
h"Id ~ he thief hard while II was III h'r pDm';
ho" ", mai Mahcr shook her arm and c0mp"ll"c
pu' S"y No. boud 90. YOn have got the wrong
m' , ~ no said Mrs. Fiur subsequently called nj rN
NEIL an,r "tleason's railroad Office In Fronts ana
rpor,.ao h ,,.r nmt When Justice Kavanagh heard
The story he issued warrant ior ue arrest "'
Mahcr and Doe.
uEMPSTEAD.-Yung Lee. the Iicmpsiead Chlnaman
,,no rooecd a live cat 10 death Thursday, In
nu,ishmcnt for It having frequently stolen his eat
aI,cs was fined $50 By Justice Clcwcs In the Hemp
had ANNOYED It's master. the Chinaman. time
hv stealing his food. on Thursday he determined
IN mi II 10 DEATH and catching II, scd II the
IN, ~ n red hot stove. Then he buried nscncc To
loss I'm honor II the peace OF mind which the eats
death would bring him. While thus engaged Constable
sammis put Yung Lee under arrest. The constable
had been sent for by smith Weeks. the blacksmith
next door 10 the laundry. whose attention had been
Attracted by the cats cries and the smell OF burning
hair and cliarred flesh.
When called upon to plead Yesterday the China
man denounced his arrest outrage. lie told
Of The many times the cat had stolen from him. and
thought he and the nelghbcrhood well rid Of the
animal. Justice Cloves listened to the Chnaman's
broken English. and when b. was done fined him
$50, which was promptly paid
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ELIZABETH.

4 suit 10 recover an election wager was 'r'cn III
Elizabeth Yesterday IN the District Court h"ior" 'H
GiIhooly FxAssemblyman Carroll last mi "''
Thomas T. Smith a collector for John k""h' u. y
cos comnany that George T. Wors would have
1000 majority over Mr.. Kcan for Governor Inc
stakes. $40 were put IN the hands OF John H. Jones
4 lctrer.carrcr. The money WIS paid 10 'arro"
after the election Mr.. Smith served notice on INN
that he should refund 1t. he had really lost thr
bet Governor Wcrts only being chosen 10y Wn.aii,,
and moi a majority Tn. cx-Asscmhly man would not
Give nm The cash and Mr.. smith brought suit JUG"
1Ibooiv decided that Smith had won. ~. sire" '"iP'
!, 'rIolon's election. no Governor Of N"wJ"r-"N
hos been chosen 10y u majority vote. The JUDY
h".yer said ne would give City-Attorncy Connolly.
who is Carroll. counsel. week 10 hunt up more
law on the subject II * contended 10y an" LAWYERS
that neither man won. rs, under The N'"J'rs'N
EIectinn law betting on the result IS Illegal.
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PLANS FOR THE PUBLIC MUSEUM.
M'K1M. MEAD & WHITE. THE wELLKNowN

ARCHITECTS WILL MAKE THEM.
The result Of the competition In designs 1or 'he
new building OF the Brooklyn Institute OF Nr's anu
Sciences. TO be used for n public museum. was made
known at a meeting of the trustees OF inc le''"'e
last evening. The city has appropriated $'ooooo io'
the construction Of the building, ana 'Ac lis".'
has provided al, endowment fund OF S2Oo.Ooo Ihc
site for the building has been designated upon '"e
land reserved for park purpose south OF the Eastern
PARKWAY and between the Monnt Prospect reservoir
and Washirgtonavc. In deciding upon the pan
for the building the officers Of the institute Paln'"
what was needed 10 best suit their purposes. ana theE
invited competition ir designs. The members oi t''
Department Of Architecture oi the Institute "erc III
yited to enter the preliminary competition anu ANU"
twenty Of them submitted plans from which the tree
best were selected. The architects OF these. Within
A Rorinc. Albert l.. Brockway and James W.
Cromwell. jr.. then Invited 10 enter
into competition with four en-kno""
firms of architects. These were McKim Meal d
White J. G. Cady Co., Carrarc & HASTINGS anu
rsrftt Brothers. The seven designs were submitted
10 n Jury OF experts. This committee repor'eu
unanimously last evening in favor OF design Nd
0; those submitted to them. At the meeting "i .h'
trustees. General John b. Woodward presiolhs' inc
envelope containing the name OF the successful com
ro,,tor was onened and II was found to be Mckim,
Mead & White.
Tho site for the new building has frontage VI
625 feet in the Eastern Parkway and depth oil
575 feet The front will be set back seFehN-n'o
feet from the street. and the entire bnlldhg VIII DC
about $50 feet square, and connected Win IL VIII u
an astronomical observatory. only one section VI h
entire building as projected VIII ~ nn,"n rooms
Tor the twenty-five departments OF the lnsu'uts;;
large auditorium seating 3ooO and m ar gallery
The building will be massive, but simpio am I,s'n
lied In It's proportions ana VIII o' '''
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NEWARK.

A case OF hlcamy has been brought to IN" at'en''o"
Of thc County Prosecutor by Justice OF the feao'
Fcldmon who Yesterday handed to the Prosecutor the
papers In evidence ON october - "i ias' N'''
FcIdman was visited by man ana woman VINO ~
ouest.d him 10 marry them The man was Lou's
Iowit,kv a Russian jew and the woman was jennie
Ros.n,bal a pretty Jcwess OF eighteen The Justice
pcrformed the CEREMONY Miss Ros"nthal had bc'h
working In n hosiery establishment at No. % Bcdlor"
ST.. conducted ly Lcwizky. second marriage pS ii
Radd WAS 10 hc had but bcfor, 1t could occur the
bride WAS Informed that Lcwitrky had VII" lNih.
I'm Russia She visited the Justice. who communicate
with the Russian authorities. ana low aaNN ~ ~
received an official letter stating thAt LrMi'hk WI,
hapiizcd as a Christian on June -, Is. =, anu "n
October % Of the same year Wnrrl.i ~ i.n,A' ,,
Roman Catholic adr named Maria Nohomo"y. th'
daughter Of an officer In the Russian Army. II "lS
further stated that the man had previously u,m
married 10 "A Jew.ss. H. srcur q n divorce li'" ''
and married n Russian the girl coming I" America,
Lcwitykv was arrested Thursday night ana h,lu
I'm 800 bail by the Justice. lie said IN "Nl'lnl' 'p
that he thought This free country ana 'h"' 4"
man could have FIVE wives II b" wanted To.
Georg. " Watson. the manager Of The u'l' d'parl
mcn Of the Fidelity Title and Deposit company. VIZ
cmbezzl,d over 81 900 Of moneys paid To MN b'
customers 81 the company. has not N,i b'rh 'ppp''
within about two weeks Of his disappearance ~,
Monday He was temperate ana meinohicA' III III,
habits. worked hard and wa rcGiru'n n, IN m'.''
clerk II has been learned. however, uiht NJ Pa''"
lied poker games IN Broac-st
william r. ewcasey died at his house. No. l22
was horn IN Newark and was always an actiVr h'
publican. In I--5 he was elected 10 IN" ,lnnhlon
Council from the sixth Ward. and IN 1--7 wa Ap
pointed Deputy Internal Rcvcnu" Collector