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NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
OmciaIs Think They Are Being
Committed in Rochester.
tBy Associated Press)

(By Associated Press
ROCHESTER, July 2s.-County on
Gals think that Italians and Poles
here are committing wholesale natural
ization frauds In order to evade the
Alien Labor law. II Is said a favorite
scheme Is for an Italian who has
taken out his final papers to loan
them to other Italians. One set Of pa
pers answers for many. Each italian
exhibits the papers to the contractor
as an evidence OF citizenship. and II Is
suspected that the contractors do not
sorntinize the documents too carefully.
Another plan u for an Italian with
first papers TO loan them TO others, who
use them In swearing out final papers
The District Attorney has been notified,
and an Investigation will be made.
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ARCHBISHOP WILL APPEAL.
Effort to Tax Milwaukee Church
t. Property TO he Resisted.

(By Associated Press)
MILWAUKEE,. July 2S-ThLs city will
soon have a big fight on its hands with
the Milwaukee archdiocese as defendant
Archbishop Kaiser, with his attorney.
appeared before the Board OF Review
yesterday to argue against the taxation
OF the episcopal residence In this city
assessed at $ie3. $50. Archbishop Kaiser
stated that the Milwaukee diocese had
never been Incorporated. and that the
property was held In trust for the church
and did no, belong 10 him. although held
In his name.
Long arguments were made by the at
torney for the church and the city
attorney. In which cases were cited in
this city where property OF Protestant
clergymen. used as parsonages. was
exempted.
, The Board. however, decided by vote
Of lS TO that the property was not
exempt. and that the tax must be paid
The Archbishop will carry the matter
into the courts. This is the first time
that an attempt was ever made in this
city to tax church property.
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Stu atoms Wanted-Femaie
Sc a linz No kSya ChaTpe On S,lAdag

Yse-y SATURDAY. until SpL IS wA be THE
EORLD S " SITtA ?ION DAY" Al od'e't,so
arms under This eGs folton dppe r1n7 m he >df-
s,,sSy rsorn,ps cdi'ion Of THE WORLD "Q b
re,el.e,i in he EVENING WORLD the saDe dog
free of eJtfrr1e
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YOUNG MAN. at anything; well recommended;
work no object. = F., box AS World
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| YOUNG MAN on farm not afraid Of work; willing
| & obliging; good references from last employer.
| hoI LIZ World
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DRUGGIST; junior: several years practical e.
| perience: good prescriptionist; best reference.
VIM. Dee. box 81: World. Brooklyn.
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PAINTER. paper hanger: practicai. trustwcrthy:
works good cheap; private work or for lanA-
lords; references William Elder. III % ave-
PAINTER, paperhanger young man. work for y
months. city or country; small waEsa Boz "
World, o.. r.a
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THOUGHT AcUP ATELEPH0NE
Malloy to BE Examined as to His
sanity.

sanity.
James Malloy and Henry Chappell have
lived together at Its Third avenue for a
number Of years. Chappell keeps a
butcher shop and Malloy Is a laborer.
At O'Clock this morning Malloy was
taken to Bellevue Hospital on complaint
OF the butcher that he was insane. The
butcher said that Malloy arose from his
bed at midnight. insisted that there was
a man between the walls of the house
and wanted to shoot the wallpaper full
this, Malloy SAID ne would telephone for
the police. He stood up to the ina ntel
piece, held a cup to his ear, said 1t was a
telephone and asked Central to give
him the police. At the hospital II is
said Malloy has delirium tremens.
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CnMPOslTOR-Good book hand: married: steady
sober. needs employment badly: wages mod
crate Address II. NJ. nominick st.
| CoMPOs1TOR-Steady. reliable; years OF expert
cnce; city nr country: wages very moderate.
Com position box lis World
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| wATCHMAS. competent; DAY or night; ysarr
experience police & detective service: spaaks
| German. English 4 Scandinavian: rsfsrsaesA
Thee. Hcltz 3o2 Garden ST.. Hoboken-
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HoUsEKEErERM iddc-agod widow as mana
Ing housekeeper: thoroughly competent to ts
care Of ANY household. invalid lad,'s or wi
overs family. Inquire i7s b. ss,h st, I'd q.
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WAITER: by steady L soter man: 10 years sI-
perience: References Fredericksen. 533 Z. 18Th.
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STENOGRAPHER, Remington operator. Osasr4a
once assistant. aged g: hest references: saart
moderate. W. L. Finnegan, ass W. 18th IT.
TlSsMITH rcofer & general jobber; rage q
furnace work: work for moderate wages Buck
lev 100 Amsterdam ave EF.
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Seized Adsiserated MIX.

Inspector ciasson. assisted by q corps Of
Inspectors went 10 the milk station At
rArk and Harlem River last nishl They
s ssSs g " nm; q !. ss.se ssIy I've
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not sEwORK Young srl TO 40 r,nerl house.
work IN small private hmily. references hs
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nAKER-By strictly trst-elsss cake baker.
baker. S5t W. Sith ST.
BAKER foreman with srst-clats experience on
all kinds OF bread rolls. steady sohsr q
b lVs " lp5th 81.
BARkEEPER. 20 thoroughly under,tAnis the
business. sober. homes; Industrious bsst
rcfercn 90 BrorH. eo7 Uib st
BARTENDER o., 4 lean, Al gcisrcrcss ".
J. II SO JcTsey ave. Jersey CITY
BARTENDER s. ais-asAgci, Death Ct err
blcysr: Is Years experience in cafes family
iIgor store. $50 Drouns st
BARrESDER-Yol man as bartender, with e.
Per'ture q references. Lyon, care Of Mr..
Earl. 1913 7;h ave.
BARTENDER; 10 years experience; steady 4
sober. 5. ksATns slf L, Ills, ct,
BARTENDER man. Germsa: understands
hts business thoroughly. Frink. 1874 Broad
way, brooklyn
BARTESDsR-Youns man. .. Irish. experienced
capable; good appearance sddrsss; not
afraid Of work; best references X. is' Is. ssth.
BooKkEEPER, Books written Up or checked
eonPsisnt desels,satry eeekkcPsri tins ealy
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kIrCHESMkH useful. rasd. handy: s!-r- sug
Mind inside general vort: ma. ysy H q.
1856 =. s7th 81. b. -
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.
&c. a I'M. W LaIu C!.nrce on S'Inddy.

6c ti1t. w kHIG C!.nrce on ~in'dy'
h-y Saturday uHn Spt IS Tr b. THE
WORLDS SITUA ION DAr." Al adr>r1ts,-
m-n,s under hs class ,doIii,n appearing :" NE sat
u-day morning ,riaior Of TIN B'oRLD ulH Be
rsr,a,ed IN ne ETENING World ns sGrs ddy
re, Of charge
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Cooks

Cooks.
CDOk-CleAn tidy woman to cook, wash iron (,
needs q home at once Cali Roberts, 223 =
80 ST. lU noor
CooK-First-class cook I'm private family city
OF country. city references. 2?9 w, S5th -
COOK -Good cook BY respectable colorei woman:
covntry or city, ~ W. 90 st Caiemah's bell
COOKS.
COCk-,jood roos & launGrsss In small family
Aidfrfs D. Barns ll50 Vanderbilt ave
COOK c1,orei. city or 90 away; boarding house
Preferred. good rsieNnCes Cali days AT l9l
IS. tad 81 ~. -,
Chsmssrwsids. Mattresses. etc.
Observation-Disclosures person as cham
beruaid 4 waitress or 70 do general housework
wtiias. Sblisinx Green. sn T. soth 81.
cIsAMDERAAID--Youps sri to work upstairs In
small family: III z. lad 81
chswbeswsid., Mattresses. ete.
CfAMBERMAID by girl; assist with washing q
iroainf; private house; reference sso Z. Ath
a. * rsfE..s s-ss-....~xr>S.1l
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SALESMAN. experienced. to sell wooiisas y
taiiors 4 cothicrs. D.. box %i0 World. u.
sALESMAS-Actye man wishes to repreSseQ
drug or Manufacturing house In Philadsiphi1
& vicinity; druggist, 4 well known: salary o.
| commission. G.. box 60 World Branch. PhiisdsS-
mia
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| SALESMAN WANTED. we'll aequalnts1 WIN
New York city retail bakers H. T.. boz ~
World uptown.
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Pill MIER--Young man desires work at anythines
hrst-elass workman. Plumber. A W. nth q.
PLUMBERS HELPER; wipe Joints; highly
recommended Sam Kushinsky. - Suffolk 81
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YOUNG MAN. %. position OF any kind; strong.
willing oblising; best reference. g. Auebnsr.
| A
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SHIPPING CLERK-Expertenced young nan;
thoroughly understands his business; . yoArS
best city reference from last employer R. Ksr$.
$50 W. l?6th 81.
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sober Swede. r. b.. 3ll Hudson st. /.
PORTER fireman or driver by sober. stron(
young man. good reference; used to long hoqq
e. hard work. Advertiser. World Branch. ~
Sd ave.
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YOUNG MAN in any capacity; English; 7 years
G. boz lis World.
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YOUNG MAN watts agency on salary COM
mission: no erayUns. lots books A. r.. 10
Milton ave. Jersey CITY.
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PoRTER-Youns swede on ssnteman's place. 4
make himself generally useful; reference 4
o.. 3si Court st, Brooklyn.
| PoRrER--lounr man. &c. porter or paokeF
handy with tools; moderate salary. Leo Piktss
| 2s6 T. I'd 81.
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PRESSMAN-First-ciass cylinder & job prestmAn;
Is years experience on all kinds Of Wort.
Steady, box 1853 World.
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YOUNG swEDE, %. wishes position AZ any.
thing; can milk care for horses: willing .
obliginE. c. Y. O. iS5 FlAtbush ave. BLY,
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PHOTOGRAPHER. tintype line. half tone. A.
tor. mercantile photographer. Astoria, L.
PHYSICIAN regularly educated 20 years siA
extensive professional acquaintance: New fork,
brooklyn New Jersey. Experiences, boz ee
World Harlem.
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PLUMBER: hrst-class Jobbins piumber: dsscS
vorber: 81 day: or Will work at anything. f.'
box 3pt World.
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USEFUL MAN-Middle-sEed American, stnGi9
Trustworthy & temperate thoroughly compsteAs
all around man. to for place. stock poultry,
&c handy with tools; moderate wages; best rss-
erences 4 reason for changing. Address H. c. A..
Ewing Hotel. Jersey City.
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USEFUL MAS-Young useful man Or
liEh, porter. best city reference. James. LIS
Coumbus 81 y
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| DRI GGIST-Germsn English; registered New
| York New Jersey we'll recommended CITY or
country; New Jersey preferred. Permanent Drag
| gist box J65 World
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GENTLEMAN wants position with nrst-class arm:
good stenogrzpher, knowledge OF French .
Spanish, best references Array. box d2 World
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INSTANTANEOUS man wishes position az
claim Adiuster or Inspector; years experience
- p. German SIS n. sth St, Philadelphia
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JASlTORFirst. class msn as ianitor: good painter
handy with tools. George Hansn. 49, u. ia
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EGYPTIAN wants work cleaning hotels house,
residences from all kinds Of yermin Ausurus
EHepd 1919 I'd
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PREssMAS. first class on Gordon; also good cyl.
Under feeder; 50 week. s.. box 4, World. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. competent expe4-
enced e. reliable reader & practical printer. ~
dress Reader lbe r.. I1th 49,
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Situations Wsnted-Femsle.
Genera, noussworsers

hot SEUoRk-- MIDDLE. slei woman to do house
worL' Call early al I'd ave.
Hot sEwoRK-- Rrsrectablc woman 10 do house.
scrk for small family. wages no object seu
". soih ~. nishL back .----
HoueEwORK Young slrl TO 40 r,ne'h house.
work IN small private family references Wv
:" b2i s. -
hot SEW DIRK Respectable youns English s'ri In
rat VS. " 6s,N st forstcrs bell
rO' s':woRK Young S'r, 70 40 ''sht house, ork :
Wiling q oblteus is W 18th at. top noor
Genera, Hovseworkerb.
not srwoHk Young ss.dlh sri to DO general
houSeN ORR, good reference s.I racine w.
BROOKLYN.
, IIui SEwoRK. light, or sealing by EnE,an
vcuau WITH elderly lady. Answer ~ mail
, only store 26' W 10th at
try; reference a2 I'd ave, roar. I'd hooT.
HOT TwuRK hy GcrmAn. NmSrictl. -man 'im
iIy: nat. ,rustNorihy: 6 wars reference; good
ro,ne TO high vase9 - iio01xen ave. Jersey
| CIV.
! erabie 10 wages Address her brother. John VIII
kinson. Ss3 Washington =.
HorsEwoRK-No girl Y, IN ',S,. or hss'
homework; German, Wiling 4 obhslns N.
| Anand. logan st. brooklyn.
| Observation-Disclosures &c! general hou.e-crs
good lsundress willing 4 obiis'nS; city refer
| ence. e3S W. bS,h 81.
HousEwoRK-A young North German girl fer
general Homework: is very willing. Call iH,
Lexington ave. between 9th a 18th SITS
| HOT SEwORK-str willing girl for general
| homework or plain look A laundress; city or
| country; city reference. 100 Il. sd at.
Housekeepers aoo Isnitresse,.
| HOUsEkEEPER-Rehn young married woman
| without encumbrances 40 working housekeeper /.
| excellent cook competent to take entire charge
| highest references. Mrs L.. 1858 I'd ave.
| Brooklyn.
HousrKEEPER--A ycuns. respectable. German
! woman 10 keep house for widowsrs family
| Mrs Hamman. ab2 T. utth st, top Moor.
| HOT SEX EEFER or janitor by couple; man a
| good mechanic 4 we'll experienced as iantor.
| VI. Sins. SIS W. Sth st
| JASlTRESS; by widow: viii pay part rent for
nice floor. Mrs Perkins, $50 W. Hth St
Housekeepers and Jsn,trsssss.
| HousEKEErER--M iddc-agoi widow as manas.
! ing hou,ekeeper; thoroughly competent to take
/ 49,. Il
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| SALESMAN. local or travelling. by young man =
| eruerienee 4 capability. q Ridge st.. Orange.
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SHOEMAKER--Yo man desires small know.
edge Of practical shoemakinE: will pay reasoe-
able amount to learn. Shoemaker. box 100 World
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YOUNG MAN with scientific education wants .
place where he can make himself generally u.s.
fpl Chemist box AIS World.
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JANtruR-Msn 4 wife as janitor; has tools;
capable. o. doing all work around house. q
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DRAUGHTsMAN thoroughly competent in struc-
tural iron heavy machinery mill work. T.
W Bennett box SIS World. Harlem
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YOUNG MAN Il. good business experiences, aiss
as collector. shipping clerk: Al rsfsrsnee
Rlester Els E. 9Th St
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WAITER in a restaurant dumbwaiter man .
lunch man. John Rhoads. ITO willow Io..
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hot SEUoRk-- MAdls. ssei woman to do house
worl' Gait early. al I'd ave.
not sEwoRK- Rrsrectablc woman 10 do house:
work for small family wages no object soo
"Ofh At Night back
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YOUNG MAN Intelligent desires to learn any
trade. George WltIel. los Bushwick ave-.
Brooklyn.
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o cohcHMAN 4 gardener In country: honest 4
snhsr; hrst-class references: long experiences
- With horses John Hartman. nayport. L L
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| DESIGNER-First class designer 4 thoroughly
experienced manufacturing manager OF ladies'
dress & lsundried shirt waists, ladies tea
with a good Arm about AUG. 10: best Of ref
erence can be given. Desinger, box <3s World.
DRUGGIST. registered In New York Jersey.
With long experience a best references, posi-
tion in city or country. y. Lewis. care OF jani-
/ tor 2s3 Madison ST.
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Genera, hovseworkess

HOT SEN oRk- Young sNed,ih strl 10 do general
houser vrk. good reference. :.1 Fscihc VI
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Tho Cunarl stcamertEtruria sailing FOR Liverpool
,.4,,rIov took ont among her passengers Bishop
l,, - Newman pr and Mrs. Newton NJ. Collins.
l. T. y Craig Henry X. Clayton Mr.. and Mrs.
r / bin,n,.e Mr. ami Mrs \. G. Duncan. the
pov \ # DE Putron Gd!en. Mr.. and Mrs James
sou,.r Hanson Horace Inman, Henry Il. John-
son DR.. Jean Mackay. Leon Rev!llon. H. v ku'-
s,on Read. Colore, j. l. Young and Mr.. and Mrs
A. " Alexander.
The French lire steamer La Bretagne for haVre
had among her passengers Minister OF Public Works
N,ut,t of Quebec: Thomas Brownhill. iiippolyie
Chapelle. the Rev A. Rez, Mr. and Mrs. n I"
Rollins c. c. Camerirn r. G. Stevenson George
r. Marshall and II. iavemeyer
The Hamburg American steamer Augusta Nlc'or'''
for Aiaiers. q noa and Naples. had among her pas
sen GERS Mr.. AMI Mrs d Forbes Angus. Mr. ana
MIR. Edward ~ Ereung, Mr. and Mrs Ceseo
IIr,tla Mr and Mrs Frederick COOK, i'leutehat.
Cnmm1ulcr Richardson clover, Harry Spencer
Mrs john H. Eberhard, Or j. \. iiiescher. pr ana
Mrs joan H. Murphy. Robert i; Porter MI anu
Mrs CcorS, G. Rand, the ktY. - T. 'eit@ei, "a; AZ
and Mrs Jacob H. SchiiI. Mr. and Mrs. \. { smith
Dr T. Sinto Domingo General and Mrs. ESDert IT,
Violr' Signor r.. Tocc. Nj and Mrs: Joseph SarSent
iiy,lf H. j. Leslie. Frank a. Van az Lip ana H. u
Anon; the passengers on the White Star steamer
Grrmnnic from lveroool. We're pr Thomas
I;rowur Of the British Navy. and family; Lady De
clifford captain and Mrs. Cumming, w .
Graham G. Bcrcsford Hope r. C. Hmntington. me ,he
i{cv. j. Hudson Taylor, Rr. Arthur PEI and j. L..
The North German Lloyd steamer Aller. from
Bremen. brought among her passengers +. Ju,luS
nr If Lucille Dr Charles Mc(iregor. DR. Will
lam Rohrg and Dr. Frederick l.. Wachenheim'
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mn rrrrT STPERIOR- GENLHAL L..

Services Of special character "'r' "''' "a ''''S
49,. uenout the country yesterday IN the
- ,ndcr the control Of the Red"nlp,"rSt RAJ
go, 4, connection with the election 81 "a SUPERIOR
General II the order which begins IN Rome 'o-hor-
- ~, similor service has been held III nearly
., ars The las, Superintendent OF the Con-
cremation Of the Most Holy Redeemer tne very N,V'
Tic5olas Mauron, way elected 70 MS once u No''
t,h. Nauron died I'm july 1893, ana since 'heh ne
,a nos been vacant. The call for the new election
as announced the members 81 me "iuei an Oyer
r,ons provinces into whcn me JriInr.io u "a
~. summoned to assemble IN rome to-ih1I-
y ynp The territory OF the Unite stats Is dEun
row .n nrovinces-that Of Baltimore, IN ne idSi.
mo 9, pnis in the West. Each province Is iepIe-
anu an,1 At the election by tn provincal ana e%o
s s,,es Those from the Eastern FrDvlmce, VINO
1nw in Rome the Very Rev; rern'hnhu -
are ho ,%a nr"vincal and the Rev Messrs. '"sser'
Iitz. tne ~ Ratii1ore ana Elias f. Scnauer of IL
chester, Mo .o..,c. In the Cnurca of our Lady
OF esfhering OF parishioncr ana PInsTrs VT, ~,
oered up that the electors saGud Msur"n' Who viii
cho,ce fce Tor life The service In th1 id m b %
s ~. n ~ip and was not Of public nature.
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shape. much less been proven. To Judge from the
.,Iier IN which at least one newspaper has treated
Ins AFFAIR. which It il pleased u deacribc as Nj
Qnncys Downfall" would think that c.stn.
EulSned gentleman had at least been convicted ~
forgery or emSezzeiDen; or some other equally
neihous crime. As il L. he Is AL ged 10 have been
indirectly mplica ed IN "quee .ionahle del of
some sort involving The National Iithocraph.ng
.omnany. and this accusation j. hgsej -pe,y on
the uncOrroboiated testimony Of person who was
compeled to vacat" his position in In" Sia;e De
partment while Mr.. Quincy was Assistant Serrr-
taiN. and who. it may turn out has taken thi-
means of getting even" with he Administration
Tor his removal
1T IS well that tho whole matter HIS been made
me subject of Senatorial nvestgat!On, The real
facts of the will be brought to light. !
am sure that will welromo such an inv"s''pa-
ton more than Mr. Quincy himself Whose name
alone Is sufficient 20 preclude the possibility *
his being miSed up in crooked" trans
action. il will afford him opportunity Of
showing up the assassins Of character who are re.
sponSible for this open attack upon him AM fOS
other equally and basocss insinuatons j.!
relation To hir administration Of the Consular ser
vice and his connection with he Argentine boundary
arbitration Yours faithfully.
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Reform Feb %, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

JAMES O'NEIII. TOOK 4 coon DRINK or 1T AND
DIED ~ HALF AZ HOrR TRYING TO FIND
....lr n-lIn sL.NT IL To THIS CITY

JAMES O'NEIL TOOK coon DRINK or 1T AND
DIED ~ HALE NJ HOrR TRYING TO FIND
SOW WHO SENT IT TO THIS CITY.
The autopsy held yesterday afternoon on the
body OF James O'Neill. who died Friday after
drinking some liquid which he drew from whstey
barrel lying at Pier No. North River. brought 10
lirht the fact that death had been due to poison.
prussic acid or strychnlne. probably the latter.
The autopsy was performed at the Chambers
Street Hospital.
O'NciI was Il longshoreman who lived at No.
4ii Unon-st Brooklyn Late Friday after
noon he aud four other men were engaged In hand
ling freight on Pier so. .. which Is used 10y In"
I.ehigh Valley Railroad Company. and cam" across
the barrel In question. 1t had been brouSht 10 ~"
pier some five months ago without u III OF ladinS
and without marks. The superintendent or the
pier T. \ Whitman. ordered tn" men To snip II To
In. company's warehouse a. Betnl"l"fn. instead
OF obcyng orders, the men took the barrel 10 the
further end of the pier. bored "A hul" IN one riri
of IT, and proceeded to draw "A cuptul 81 lllud
that 10 all appearances was apple cider. Ihcn me
cup was passed around and all drank iiom II.
O Nell took long pull Smacked his llpS ana III
a minute more fell to the ground UNCONSCIOUS. me
others were 10y that time In great pam, ana ran
for the nearest barroom. They succeeded III vomlt-
still unconscious was taken To IN" chambers street
Uospitai where he died In half an hour
Mr. Whitman quickly had the barrel removed 10
Bethlehem. Before IL shipped however. ne
drew "A bottle fun Of the liquid and sent II 10
Bethlehem for analysis.