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a nLueseARp.s CASTLE.
a 81. Thomas Man Who Disposed OF
seven wives.


seven wives.
st. Thomas. ono of the West India
islands. rs Danish possession, and
has a curious history. In the past il
nourishcd only on its own vices and
ITS neighbor,' mistortunes. When it
prc,v vrtuous it ceased TO be happy.
Its hcighbors' gain proved its own
loss
slavery was an institution until 1913,
and until that time sugar was culti-
waited with a success that studded the
thirty-thrcc square miles of the
islands surface with large plantations
nul handsomr mansions. But in the
fatal year that slavery was abolished
the colorcd population, which is more
than thrce.quarters OF the whole pre-
fcrrcd to give up steady work, and
now only fcw vegetables little
fruit aud some green grass are culti-
,atcd
IL has one town named Charlotte
Amelia. but the natives insist upon
calling it as well as the island. St
Thomas The town is garrisoned by
force OF 100 men, who protect the
lives and liberties Of 5000 citizens.
The little town lies at the foot Of high
hills covered with stunted trees and
shrubs. II j, very picturesque with
its white houses mostly rcd-roofed.
an only wants a big church Ia recall
some of the small towns along the
Italian Riviera Above it stands two
AZ lent towers called Bluebeard's and
Blaclthcad's castles. They were built
two centuries ago by brothers, one of
whom had happy faculty of getting
rid of his wives -hcncc the name of
lilucbcard and was not called To ac-
count by his Maker until he ha l made
an end OF seven Mrs. Bluebcards
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CAPTAIN HlGolNsoN.
The Australian Major declined to share
thr cabin with Him.


The Au'tr'iihn Major Declined l." Snare
'"' ''''"
\ humorous nr,'rn, TOOK pace '"e
other day ON boar" a" A"N''a''"h '''e
\ shy Australian MAJOR ''t'I Sp'n't
ing the hrst evening very .a'e with
his friends IN the saloon. suddenly re-
turned to them aiter saving goou h'Rnt
and requested an interview wan ,"'
purSer. lie was very "h'I'' anu ''ley
cruelty suggested that the person "'
wanted 10 SEQ was 'he s'e"''"' ou'
THIS was not the case II'N comm UNI
cation was conhd'ht'aI mere j. d
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a tcar.et,. kept heating ono of his
horses numerically. and the AMI
NAL still refused tu go forward Tn
able To endure the sight OF the laNheS
upon the horse. the lady Of neigh
boring house rushed oIt "Oh. Is
there any need of whipping him SO
is there any use i'm it2' she implored,
timidly, patt.ug the stubborn auimals :
head Tho tcam>tcr dropped h,s Lash
NO use at an. ma'am, he said. in q
tone of resigned despair, I've licked
him tin I'm tired ont and it amt a bit
of use
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Moedmen ofthr world.

Every chopper Of this camp is re-
auested To be on hand at Knights Of
Pythias hall Tuesday evening, May l5.
Seven candidates TO initiate and tina
TO be made for ice cream
social TO be given by Guthrie cainP
June e.. Let every chopper be or
hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-15

Ia London they have an institution
known az the Universal information
bureau. aud the following are "a tcW
Of the odd questions they have been
asked TO answer. What is the degree
of relationship between Ma Gladstone
aud Cain and Ahcl2
Explain the origin Of evil
Nhomale the first shirt2
What was the name of Pontius P''
latc's Wa~hcvWpman'
Subscribe for the Loader.
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THE HOUSE SNAKE.
Il IL Harmless and the Mountaineers
object to Its Ecing KILLED.

a. II Harmless and the Mountalnecrs
object to Its Eeing KILLED.
Ia mountainous countries there is
small species of the snake tribe known
as the "housc snake 1t is Il harm
less reptile, but entirely too familiar,
going into thc houses whenever it can,
and Gnding its way into drawers,
cupboardS. and other plac IS in an I'M
accountable way. BY many people
il is supposed To bring bad luck to kill
one OF these serpents. and they are
chased out of the house as dog or Il
chicken would b.. As the houses are
usually log cabins. with crevicas
between the logs, it is an easy matter
for them to enter whenever they feel
SO disposed. ! was travelling in the
Ozark mountains one time, and
stopped at loI cabin, where | was
lodged in loft. being shown to my
bed by the light of a tallow dip, in the
primitive style of that region. had
gone To- bed AMI was falling asleep
when felt something cold and Shiny
ing out Of bed discovered it was q
snake With cry Of horror loosen
cd MS hold amt lJllcd IL with blow.
using my boot as a cluJ Two of the
son> of my host. who were to be my
hcdfcllows, app arcl at this moment
and were Mortified. not that the snake
had been there, bat That it hal ben
killed i'm the house. 1t was cuil
night, hut they turned me outdoors,
and had To- take six hours ride be-
fore reaching town where | could
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sOLONs IN SESSION.

Warrants to BE Drawn On the Gener Al
Fond for the New city Halt
The city council met last evening in
special session aud discussed the city
hall matter 1t was finally decided 20
purchase the new city hall, for si2o.
bp warrants drawn on the general
fuuI
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Dr. Hughes. surgeon Dentist.

Graduate Vanderbilt university
Artificial teeth on any base desired
All kinds of filings neatly inserted
Gold crown and bridge work a
speciality. Every operation strictly
first class. Prices to suit the times
Office over Capitol National bank.
mil Il
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Media and Diploma.

James Kline and Wm. Ozark, whisky
sellers, were jaileI in the usual sys-
tematic manner yesterday. They
come from the Usage country
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The following couples were licensed
20 we'd yesterday by Probate Judge
Lawrence: Charles b. Ketchum and
Sally l.. Rarcy, Crescent City; William
NJ. kolburn, West Guthrie, and Nan
NE De Mos, Guthrie.
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At the Royal; Chas NJ Sage, Chicago;
Paul Jeanat, Nj l. Meader, Cleveland;
{ W jackson, Kansas City; Tom New
comb, Wichita; IL Wilson, Medford f;
Ice Gray. H,nnesscy; + Is Wall, Ar
kansas CIV.
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Santa Fe Excursion Rates.

For the Republican convention to be
held at Oklahoma MAY Is, the Santa
Fe route will sell excursion tickets at
one and one-third fare for the round
trip Tickets on sale May IL and Is,
limited for return passage to and in
cluding May l6. l.. r. DELANEY,
Agent
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a. L Bentiy has been granted the
sole privilege of bill posting in Guth-
RE. The council passed an ordinance
70 Ii ense The same. Ed is now ready
TO 90 business right.
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snecInI NIe.iinr

There will be special meeting of
the ladies of the g. A. K. for the final
report Of committees, in Masonic hall
Tuesday, May Isl Al $3.50 p m.
EMMA kITCHINGMAS, See
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Albert Rubeustein, late with Boston
Store has accepted position with the
Star Bazaar. Mr. r. is considered one
of the best salcsmen in Guthrie and is
very popular with the trading people.
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Important Notice.

Nat Sehuell is our only authorized
collector. All machine notes must be
paid to him or at our store.
m9-lw MURRAY a WILLIAMS
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The union printers in the News Of.
flee struck last night for pay, and IL t.
probable that no paper win be issued
from that otlire this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-15

Ed Bently has just paid his bill
posting occupation tax, which
amounted to S24, and is ready to
cater to the trade at any and all
times. Ed is rusthng, good fellow,
experienced in his line of business,
and will serve patrons right.
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Mrs. Sallie Earl, vivacious
bright and accomplished lady of
Albany, y. Y, arrived in the city yes
terday. She is greatly pleased with
the country and viii remain several
months.
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New Notariss.

The following were granted notarial
commissions yesterday: J. n. Coulter.
county Q; C. II. Ogden, X; William J.
Greenlyn, ID.
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NJ. Stowe was rendered a pleasant
surprise party Saturday night by his
better half. Those present were:
Messrs a. A. Humphrey, Bayard f.
Ilainer, Mundy, sutton, salmon,
Brown, BerlIcy, Kimball, Miss Crowley
and Miss Reeder.
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Mrs. Eva C. Payne and Miss Viola
Cooper, of Chicago. are visiting their
parents, Councilman and Mrs. O. l..
Cooper, in this city
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

World fstr fit4neSt ANaTus
FIR Lille & Co carry the largest
ana most complete stock Of Office and
fine stationery in the city. II
Every second customer for soda
water at Lille & Co. 5 fountain on
Friday the sih Of May, gets drink
free. Try that Birch beer. II
Go to Mnler's for the only pure ice
cream, Oklahoma avenue. ms Il
Miller's new ice cream parlor, the
incest place in the citv for cream, Ok
lAhOmS avenue. ms II
Coosul, the Painless Dentists at ;he
Royal Hotel. II
Ice cream soda cents at the Harri-
son avenue fancy bakery. ma II
Eorz 1zxt class shave or iue hair
cut 90 TO the Hotel Royal barber shop,
frst door west OF hotel ms vi
Wall paper. the finest line in the
city at Lille & Co.'S II
Good soda cents glass al Harri-
son avenue fancy bakery. ma II
The Royal barber shop on the mort
side of Harrison avenue. near Secon
street j. H. Towers, Manager list
DIR. Peoples. the popular dentist. lst
aud Oklahoma avenue mi II
When you desire nice cool drink of
cool beer call at the Silver Dollar
saloon. May 10 II
Co to the Harrison avenue fancy
bakery for strawberry pie. mlOtf
The Silver Dollar leads them all for
fin, wet goods. Genial Frank Wyatt
will treat you right. see him mlOtf
Go to the Harrison avenue fancy
bakery for rawberry short cake
ml0tf
For Sale-Remington typewriter.
Good as new. Address LEADER office
ms lot
The st Louis Dental Company will
do your dental work without pain at
the Royal. II
For sALE-Must sell four fine resi-
dence lots On Capitol Hill near new
school building. Address IT, this
Office. mlOt6
Cream bread, lemon pies and ice
cream soda; none better, at the Harri'
son avenue bakery. matt
The Silver Dollar arcade is the
chief liquid resort in the city. Every
thing fresh and new. Frank Wyatt,
Proprietor. mlOtf
Do you use fine wines whiskies and
cigars. II so, see Frank Wyatt at the
Silver Dollar mlOtf
The Harrison avenue fancy bakery
axes that Gnlv cream bread. Try il
nee. ma Il
To San Fra SEQ nd inGermediat
points the Santa Fe route will sell one
way round trip tickets, limited to six
ty days for s35. 80 ana one way tickets
continuous passage at rate of $1,000
Thisincludes San Diego, Los Angeles
Rive rside and all southern California
points. l. X DELANEY, Agent
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The Motlitt-N Drug company, OF
ST Louis, was granted II ceruicate of
Incorporation by Secretary Lowe yes
terday.
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G.. II. Lynds has returned from Kan
sas City whittier he accompanied his
wife, enroute to Kentucky 10 visit her
old home.
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LOCAL CAROLS.

iatt'rs of int,r,st r'anspiring fn and
Abort the CITY Personal.
Ia Porkc is down from Perry.
Bin THghna, is in Dodge City Kan
as.
Mrs Straug went to Wichita yester-
lay.
Born, to Mr. and MIS-. frank Mater,
a boy.
IIarve olds is down from his strip
farm.
Delegate Flynn went to Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Mayor Stone returned to Perry yes
terdny.
Attorney Gardner is attending court
in saltwater.
Hon. James Dent is over from King
hsher.
Attorney George Price was in Perry
yesterday.
Sheriff Scruggs returned to Perry
yesterday
Mrs Attorney General Galbra,th has
returned from Oklahoma city.
The fire depai made stun
ming practice run yesterday.
Fred Ritterbusch purchased n 81, 800
residence on T. lst Cleveland yestei ,
day.
The city teachers examination will
take place on the1sth and 18th of this
month.
DR. Slocum desires 1HE LEADER to
say that he is no longer identified with
the Industrial army.
Elder Thompson Of Second street
Methodist church, baptized two con
verts yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Bartell has returned
from the Comanche country with a
squad of federal evil Goers.
J. NJ. brooks fine bird dog is the
happy mother Of Ten bouncing pups.
Mother and children doing well
DIR. Nichols has been appointed
Santa Fe surgeon at Perry. The
doctor is the right man in the rgh,
place.
G.. II. Lynds has returned from Kan
sas City whittier he accompanied his
wife, enroute to Kentucky 10 visit heI
old home.
Mrs. Eva C. Payne and Miss Viola
Cooper, of Chicago. are visiting theii
parents, Councilman and Mrs. O. Z
! Cooper, in this city
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MISCELLANEOUS.


For sale.
On frst-class buggy horse-well
bred. Cheap for cash. w. L. kEs-
SINGER ago east Springer. mitlm
Fon SAfE-A good stereotyping out
1T Address this office. II
NV residence, 7es Eas. Noble. Has
rooms, bath room, CELLAR city and
cisteru water "A J. Spengel.
The Painless Dentists will have
Headquarters It the Royal for "A Few
weeks. u
The ST. Louis Dental Company is at
the Royal Hotel II
How are your whiskersv TO 10 the
Columbian barber shop, near the cor
ner of Harrison and Second. aud have
them Iiled off. Mr.. kuowlton caters
only TO the best trade.
Only pure ice cream at Miler's, Ok
lahoma avenue m3 II
DIR. Murray OF the Painless Dental
Company is a graduate OF the Pensyl
aiia College Dental Surgery, close o'
s,S u
Joda water is healthy especially that
put up at the elegant fountain o'
lille & Co. Drink it and oe healthy
wealthy and wise. Il
Ice cream soda at MillerS Okla
homa avenue ms u
The CoNey movement Is good but
that soda water at Lille & Co.'S 6eav
il. II
What's the matter with those II
cent cisarS Lille & Co are selling fo'
3 cents Trs the old VATICAN again. q
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DR.. Nichols has been appointed d
Santa Fee surgeon at Perry. The
doctor is the right man in the righ .
place.
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J. NJ. Brooks fine bird dog is the
happy mother Of Ten bouncing pups.
Mother and children doing well.
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Deputy Marshal Bartell has returned
from the Comanche country with a
squad of federal evil Goers.
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Elder Thompson Of Second street
Methodist church, baptized two con.
verts Yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-09-14

haven't anything to say to you about II.
You can't get any information here"
When II was explained that no infor-
nation was desired, jenkins replied in
the saem tone:
Well, haven't anything to say any
But supposlng the story of this poor
woman Is true, wouldn't the Society be
willing to restore her children to her,
II u was found that she was able and
willing to support them?''
she tells a pack of lies, returned
jenkins brutally. Every statement she
Those who know her and the counsel
for. the Lexow Committee say that they
believe her"
II don't care. Her children are where
she can see them If she wants to. They
are in good hands, and she Is glad
enough to have them there"
jenkins turned his back at this point
and refused to talk any more. although
an attempt was made to put other ques-
lions to him
THE statement that Mrs. Urchittel is
glad, or even satisfied, to have her chill
dren remain where they are" said Mr..
MosG afterwards, when seen by the re-
porter, lis absurdly untrue. Her only
thought is to get them back again. She
Is a widow, and all alone in the world,
and without even her children to comfort
her she 's indeed, to be pitied.
II think the people of New York would
differ somewhat with Mr.. jenkins If they
knew the facts"
The evening world., 1894-09-14
R0UMDSMAN SAUL FLED.
PatrOlmnn DrummOnd Charged
with AssauIting His Superior.

PatrOlmnn Drummond Charged
with Assaulting His Superior.
Charges were made against Patrolman
Watson Drummond to-day by Capt.
O'Connor. OF the Church street station.
Drummond is charged with assaultlng
Roundsman Saul when the latter threat
ened to report him for neglect of duty.
Yesterday afternoon, after the night
squad had been turned out. Roundsman
Saul found Patrolman Watson Drum
mond standing at the bar in the Postal
Cafe In Murray street. Drummond was
called out and informed by the rounds
man that he would have to answer to
the Commissioners for his misconduct.
prumroud, 1t is alleged. became en-
RACED IL! assaulted the roundsman,
striking him numerous blows on the
face and head.
Both men are strapping big fellows,
but the roundsman was somewhat ham
dicapped by corpulency. He seemed to
realize that he was no match for the
enraged patrolman, and. without at
tempting to retaliate, ran into the tele-
graph office on the corner. A crowd was
attracted. and the roundsman was I'M
mercifuly guyed for his apparent cow
ardice.
Drummond declared that Saul had
been bounding him until his patience
was worn out. He explained his pres
once in the saloon by stating that he
had been called In to quell a disturb
ance.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
NO MORE M'KINlEYISM.
Tnrid-RefOrmcr Wilson Is Inter-
viewed In England.

LONDON. Sept. l4-Representative
w, l.. Wilson, of West Virginia, whose
tariff measure has attracted SO much
attention In Europe. said to-day thai
his trip across the Atlantic had greatly
improved mis- health. Unless his pro-
gramme is changed. Mr.. Wilson will sail
for home on Sept. 90
Mr.. Wilson decidedly stated that Pres
ident Cleveland had no thought OF again
being candidate for the Presidency.
Messrs. Reed and Mckinley were candl-
dates for the Republican nomination.
but he thought the Republican party
would probably select tariff conserva-
tive. like Allison.
The United States. Mr. Wilson said
would never revert 10 "McKlnleyism, or
TO blind. greedy, selfish protection"
The evening world., 1894-09-14
CAPTAIN MACY, EASILY.
Captured the 2.20 Race at Fleet
wood Hands Down.

Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
FLEETWOOD DRIVING PARK, Sept.
l4.-This was the last day of the meet
ing of the New York State Trotting
Horse Breeders Association. The track
was in a terrible condition, and II was
thought at first that 1t would be i'm
possible to pull the races off to-day,
but towards 2 o'clock the track had
been dried out by constant narrowing,
and 1t was decided to start the races.
The feature of the card, the 2lb trot
however, was declared off. A very small
crowd was present
The Matron Stakes. for two-year-olds,
had only one starter. This only left
one race to be decided. the 22s class
Maud s. Stakes, for trotters. Anna
Mace and Jet were scratched leaving
five to go.
First Heat-Captain Macy was a hot
favorite. He won the first heat In hol-
low style after leading all the way
Snip Nose was second and Edith f.
third. Belle d and C. o. d. were dis
tanced. Time-2.27 ia.
Second Heat.-Captain Macy and Snip
Nose trotted heads apart to the stretch,
where the former drew out and won
cleverly by three lengths. Edith F. was
a poor third. Time-22s
Third Heat.-Capt. Macy led from
by three lengths. Snip Nose. driven out,
was second. length before Edith F.
Capt. Macy got first money. Snip Nose
second and Edith +. third Time-2 27 "a
Although the Matron Stake race for
two-year-olds was not declared off, II
might well have been, for II was walk
over for W. II. Snyder's bay flly Coin
cident.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
Graduates from the Maiden
Glass by Winning the
Third Event
TWO OTHERS GET BRACKETS,
Oily Gamin Takes the First, Ka-
lula Colt the Second
at Gravesend.
Especial to The Evening world.)

RACE TRACK, GRANESEND. Sept
H-Contrary to general expectation, the
track here to-day was dry and fast.
The talent therefore, were all at sea.
for they came down with n pocketful
of mudlark winners ready to spring
upon the bookies. 1t was necessary for
them to again go over their records and
figure on dry track running.
Kenne was the good thing in the first
race, and he went to the post a warm
favorite. Oily Gamin and Lobengula
were both well supported.
Kennel looked n winner until they
struck the stretch There Oily Gamin
moved up and won easily. Then every
one remembered what a good race Oily
Gamin had run at sheepshead Bay. En-
chanter, the extreme outsider. was
third.
The second race was the second half
OF the first, It having been divided on
account OF the number OF entries. Kalu-
la colt, a 4 to / chance. won by a neck.
He led by open daylight into the
stretch. and was dying fast in the last
rurlong. April Fool finished strong. and
secured the place from Brambaletta
place. Buck Massie was favorite and
carried considerable OF Byron McClel-
lands money.
The Stewards Of the Brooklyn Jockey
CLUB have referred the case OF Doc
Street to the Jockey Club. They do not
believe II within their province to in
Vost!gate races that We're run at Sara
togu and Sheepshead Bay.
The Maspeth end OF the programme
wound up with the third race which
was also for maidens. Eight very bad
horses went to the post, and one was
to leave II that Mr.. Rowe let the field
80 without him. The unfortunate was
Catechism, owned by the celebrated Or
Street, DuugannOn was the faYorite
and Mike Dryers Commissioners filled
up every book on. him.
He look "a to be the best horse in the
lot that could race mile without dying
OF heart failure, but the talent and Mr.
Dwyer were woefully mistaken. Dun
cannon led into the strech. but Diabous
In the last few Jumps got up and won
by scant length. lnquisi''ve was third
The others barely escaped the ambu-
lance
The evening world., 1894-09-14
MARIE LOWELL AT MASPETH.
Takes the First Race--Irene and
Sprinkle Also Win.
tspecIaI 10 mo EyenInE World. }

RACE TRACK, MASPETH, Sept. IA
The card offered here to-day was a very
good one, but the inclement weather
had the effect OF keeping the attendance
down somewhat, as the crowd present
did not number more than 800 persons.
Seven out OF the ten favorites won
yesterday. and as the books were hit
quite hard. six decided to go OFF. which
left ten In the ring.
The track was in good condition in
spite OF the heavy rain this morning, 1t
being heavy only In front of the judges
stand.
An additional race has been added TO
the card tomorrow, which will make in
all eleven races, six to be decided In the
afternoon and the usual five at night.
FIRST RACE.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
CLAIMS HE ISN'T THE MAN.
4 Prisoner Says He Is Grant Ely
and Not Henry Morris.

Detective Robinson, OF the Central Of
fee, on a warrant from Albany for the
arrest OF Henry Norris ON a charge OF
assault. arrested last evening young
man wao claims to be Grant Ely. He
resides al 22i East Nineteenth street.
and says he is not the man named in the
warrant
He was arraigned before Justice Grady,
Tombs Court, this morning, and re-
manded for further examination.