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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
DEATH FRON OIL or TANSY.
g YorNG MAN GIVES IT To HIS s"EETHEAKr-
HE coNFEssEs his GUILT.

Is YorNG MAN GIVES IT TO HIS SWEETHEART
HE CoNFEssEs HIS GUILT.
Miss Lille clayton. nineteen years old hand
ssoino rrl Of good family died from III" effects OF
doe ~ on of tansy at her parents house No. -
Arilherr, si Newark. early yesterday Albert Iur-
ton t,ycntvnirc living az No. 81 Franl'n-st., the
,arFs sweetheart and William Turton. twenty his
l,fq cher w,r. arrested by the police. Albert CON
f,s.-I that BE- hal bought medicines Ia this city
and. administered Thorn 10 Miss clayton. The Clay
tori, keep a boarding house. Lille and Albert Iur-
tom we're engaged 10 be- married and Turton misiel
tn,. ,.trl ,irton procured some OF OF tnsy which
he administered her IN several doses. Miss Lille
ven, to Eagle Rock Friday evening win a
friend named Agile Bridges. nineteen, OF No. Ile
fr.u-sf The girl returned AT Clock ana met
Ap.rt Turton and his brother and walked to me
hIl,-r ,yh.r. lille and Albert spent the evening
Together alone. shortly before midnight the g!r
vas seized with commissions. Turioh called the
members Of ~" family am "a doctor was sent Tor
,rffn1i confessed 10 tAr parents that hc h1i given
Inns. the drug When Dr Baker arrived at the
i.-i., m, Girl was unconscious. He gave nor ny
t,.rlarii. i'm ons Of brandy hut she died IN M
ic-r minutes Two policemen were ctl"i IN an
,r,rfnn ,yl. taken In custody. The father ana
mother denounced Turton In the httcrest tSrtnS
county Phvslcinn Elliott found that the glrl had
hon taking the drug for about two weeks pcior"
her death gradually increasing the dose from hve
drops 10 thirty drops , ,t. h,.
,r1F IJc had an Interview at Police Headquarters
,-.st.t,lny afternoon with his parents lie admitted
ms ytif but said ne had been Induced 10 re! 'le
,,ol..n ly the lnsistence Of the girl lie had, he
said no fl,a Of the deadly character OF the drug.
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sousA's BAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

Sousa's Band began its series Of concerts at Man
haitian Beach yesterday with performances IN
the afternoon and evening in the pavilion adjoining
the hotel. There good-size1 audiences pres
cnt at both which evidently took abundant pleas
urc in the brilliant playing Of Mr.. Sousa's capital
orgaui,ation The PROGRAMMES consisted OF pieces
OF A sort 10 appeal most directly TO holiday gain
erings at the seaside, among which were several
new, selectiors bv the bandmaster himself a meO-
Glous overture so, dance pieces, and due al
mixture Of what Is most recent and taxing IN the
uopuar music Of the day. That Mr. Sousa plea ses
the taste Of his auditors was amply evidenced by
lavish in bestowing Nine. Guthrie Meyer and Mr.
Anton Schott were the solo singers. These concerts
are a pleasant ana attractive addition to the re-
lnxations offered by resort. and Will doubtless
comment themselves strongly those who seek re-
lief from business cares and sitting atmosphere in
New-YOrk during the summer.
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uolrY THE NEWTON CHAMPION.

NE DEFEATS uonAIT ~ TIE CONVICT WHICH
ut PRACTICALLY voT THE DAY HEFoHE
r,.fon. lruc 2, C'p~caD. Clarence Hobart was
defeated 2. lay by T. II. Hovcy in H." postponed
contest 81 yesterday. and by this victory li"Nry
becomes the West Newton champion for lN4 Last
NIGHT Hovcy and Hobart stopped when each man
~, won a got nud tn score . ON The ihiri
I,,. agreement u decided that only "a" mira set
would hc played this morning. iiov"y won II at
G. . mus taking the first prize In thc tourney 10
hart was not !u lcrl form and played poorly. hlS
defeats Of the last few days can De- parl1ii} al
tyhjfed Is his recent Illness. thhcr ana i"hdf'
yin dlyld. Tho second prizr AMI Foot" brings up
thc rcar Of m" procession. liove' onN I'i'tt
wae bv Hobart carly I'm tho week contest to'lrt
expecis 10 play at Tuxedo. saratoga ana N""l"' T.
WIN. IIovcy VIII contest honor. at l|,nEw"V !.
s,r,.n0y1 and Newport. 80 there vii doubtless De
rl..r OryortUnii's for tn" two Old cracks To- IL
iii. he disputed question os superiority I"-dnN :
scores and the final standing 81 the pIiy'N are ~
follows: t,.,.-, . = : .
T. u Uoycy won 3. lost ]; Clarence Hobart won
g. lost 3. Malcolm Chace won D. lost - \ L. f"'''
lost b.
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DIED TWO HOUHS AFTER HIS DIUGHJL"'
A MINISTER UNABLE To STAND THE loss ~
HIS cHIID-FTYE DEATHS ~ THE fAMlhi
IL LESS THAN \ YEAR


Tho Rev Dr. John ". Teal pastor OF Wet
minister PRESBYTERIAN Church. Elizabeth diel yes.
,eriav. shortly after the death - hH youngest
douebtcr Mabel aged twelve Only lasi MONDAY "i'-
other daughter Florence aged seventeen, di' "'''r
bcrreturn from the Catskills ana son Is I'D "'"'
halth Tr Tears ne seemed largely wr"piri
49, a., hts c,,ulren and :hc weight Of his troubles
had broken his health. at least 50 his phyFHana
say The death OF hts youngest chm VINO mas
been an invalid for years. was the heaviest Do" o
all He died while sitting At the breakfast t'p''
lees than TWO fours after shc had passed away
DR. Teal twice married. MS "'V'S '''"S
tori For ,ine years he had been widow"r. - j.
y.ae horn at Rhlnebeck. y. Y. and educated IN "a.
C"ueoe and Union Theological seminary ne VIZ
80 - church at Cornwall y. %, ana hi'I
ward for nine years pastor Of ch"f'h 'i ''''"'''
town, Penn. - . l.,,,,r.h on Univ, 4 1856
Ue leavcs four sons and a dang ntcT hla Id."'
died last November and since ihei I'VE 1 nc
~ rarrl, ma ye died. The dead clergyman anu "i
cbnd viii be buried at Rhinebeck Monday
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SPANISH IND ITALIlN ANARCHISTS.
APPROACHING TRIAL OF THE DYNAMIrERs OF
THE LICEO THEATRE IN BARcELoNA-FIRsr
INTERROGATORY OF LEGA WHO
FIRED At CRISFI


INTERROGATORY OF LEGA WHO
FIRED AT CRIspI
Just at the time when a cable dispatch reports
the arrest In Rome OF man armed with large
knife who declared that he wanted 10 square ac-
counts with Crspi." European papers are received
containing particulars about the first attempt male
on Crispi's life and the approaching trial OF the
dvnamiters Of the I.cco Theatre At Barcelona.
Tho Rome newspapers Of June l6 say that it was
nj . o'clock In the afternoon OF that day that the
Anarchist Lega fired pistol shot at the Italian
Premier who was riding - the Chamber. Signor
PinelH chief Of the cabinet. was with his CHIEF
in the carriage. Iega cried. "Niva IAnarchlh
when discharging his revolver. he report OF when
was as loud that Of a bomb. his weapon being OF
large calibre and loaded with an extra charge.
Seeing that he had not touched the Premier l-esa
ran TO the sidewalk and drew another pistol. which
he was about to fire when he was stopped In the
act by Pietro, the valet, who had jumped from the
carriage-box.
The Anarchist was arrested and taken 70 the
Quesiura. where he Intercepted Immediately
by the qucstor. or judge sgnor Sironi WIKI
smile Legl SAIL: "Ah. We know each other, S.gnor
Questor."
In fact NJ Slron. who had been Judge formerly
a; Genoa. had sentenced there the Anarchist TO
IN, lie II King Humber,. when the latter presided
over The Columbus festiVa! IN mat cl'y. n.y., -
Yes. know YOU SAID the queS'or' lou are
"%icknamed Marat.' reorted the Anarchist. win
a proud air and h. declared that h. would speak
oniy 20 the regular Judge To his Irterrogator he
said: Il am An irIiyldua.st Anarchst came -
hing ne chief OF that society which has no other
aim than 10 oppress the weak l would have re-
sre,t,d The death OF Crspi as a man for l would
have uk,l - strike only the principe he repre-
sents" ,
I.ga who Is only twenty-five years ola, but VINO
looks as II he were thirty-hve. related quietly how
he had become an Anarchist and been nicknamed
Maraf: how BE- had lived AT Genoa, been expelled
there gone to France returned secretly 10 Genoa,
and travelled mainly on foot 20 Rome with the
murderous design in hts heart lie appears To De
an unintclgept man. extremely coarse, nut ex-
crssiv.ly fanatic. His trial Will take place PROB
ably about AZ the same time with that OF the
Anarchists who are indicted in Spain for having
thrown a bomb I'm the Liceo Theatre at Barcelona.
Thirteen Of the men implicated at first In that
crime have been released from prison though KEPT
under the Surveillance Of the police Only sal
vador Franch. Jose t'rctz. Tro and Ataro Gines
are - Re tried within the next month The charges
are especially grave against Franch. FOR whom the
fudge has already resolved 10 request the death
peualty
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MARRIED.

Thursday June 2sth az the resi-
dence OF the brides parents Canasota ~ " by me
Rev. r D. Cowan Augusta NJ. daughter OF Jah"s y.
New 10 Charles F. Fernad. Of Brooklyn
RK-Rt-ssELI-On Wednesday evening, June LIN
a. her home in BROOKLYN. by the Rev. John T. WIGS
Lille Russell to Addison L. Clark. OF Passaic b'idse
y. J.
IiErSS-IA FARGF-On Wednesday. June "a INs, a.
Fost 33d-st Aimee Thercse La Fargo daughter Vi INV
late John La Fargo. o George Louis Helms
M'EIVFRY-KI,E Brooklyn, Meuhe s
lime u 1894 by Rev g S. Williams, tar'le ~, ~.
g,sa daughter Charles Adolphus kleinfelder 10 Eu"'"
MrElvery - 40. -.
NooRHOIrsE-BIRD-O Thursday June 2s lse4 by ,n ING
Rev Stsphen H. Camp the home OF the pr'de, i!v
clinton ave. Brooklyn y. y marina Au''"ue "N W
Rev Daniel W Moorhouse. Of New-forK. 80
vp,RR-sOI 'TH-On Wednesday June 20 1874 az 80. :.
e,snbcn,s Episcopal Church. Pittsheld mass. Dy INC
r.c,or Rey William Wilberforce Newton, -: - as
sisted bv Rev Frank Roger Morse ID D. OF Ne" IL
Marion Avres daughter Of Mrs. Philip Soutn APp's-
,on.aye TO George Boardman Webb. OF New-forK'
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed Wild
s..u and adlress.
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ITALIAN REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

The new, sItnan Republican club Of the City OF
Network organized June ~ by eecuhs
,b. foiIoV,fy,. officers: President. Salvatore III
,intteo. frs vice-preslent. Angela Sagarese'
-, ,.,. ,,,,.siIent Francesca Dalcssan lro, secre-
f,ry phiip Nfancano: financial s,crctary Pasquale
De Fortune treasurer faSluhle ~. LIN -
me.tings ON = second and fourth Tuesdays % 'he ne
month AT No f. Princr-st. II has ron q ~ Nv
HUI . 80 - ia increasing every meeting The
ni,ihcua. Is ,r,.a every day ana evening ana VIII
remain open T.. the enrolment OF members ior '"e
rF..e
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LARNED WINS TIE CUP.
HE TAKES THE MIDDLE STATES CHAM
PIONSIIIP FROM STEVENS.
TENNIS SCORES AT ORANGE AND IN OTHER

TENNIS SCORES AT ORANGE AND IN OTHER
TOURNAMENTS.
The Middle States championship stennis tourna-
ment not completed schedule time yester-
day afternoon, as the mems doubles and ladies'
singles were postponed on accours. Of darkness
Larned the cup from Richard Stevens, who
has kept II for two years. The conrst was by no
means remarkable. Larned showing decisive SUI
periority For the first two sets the Summit ex-
pert decidedly Wild though at times brilliant
and ony Of the two The third and fourth
sets however. were vertable walkOvers for Larned
who never gave the champion a CT rance. and by
brilliant placing won the title Of Middle States
champion. The score was q 4-6. GO. &c. Iarne1
rs points to his opponents Jos. An analysis
of the points shows Larneds great tsuperiority in
placInR as we'll as his wilduess
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Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Terence " Powderly. of Scranton Penn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Heese, OF the German
Embassy at Washington. FIFTH Az hNuE-
Colonel Isaac Trumbo, OF San Francisco. 'ILshr
Sir Ambrose Shea Governor of the Bahamas.
uorJAND-Henrv W. Cramp. OF Philadelphia.
NORMANDIE-Ju John II. Putnam, OF the
New-York Supreme Court. WINDsOR-Count ana
Countess de Locqueneuille. Of France
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rur ppJcr or WHISKEY ADvANChN.

PEORIA H.. June SO.-The DisthIns "n %a ,r're
te Feeding Company yesterday advanced '"s p''
of goods cents gallon on account ., - mo
increased demand. because OF the ac''o" " ,,as
Senate IN increasing the tax ,h tax is TO take
eject mmedatcly the Trust enema ana SAID that
~ increase would result In great a unusIa ily
The revenue collections yesterdahy az. completed to
nay tbe e' tax on ali the goods stored In 'he
houses
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rOB SETTING MS WIFES BARNS y" RIM"

Seymour. Conn. June 3G-Morr's A'"oo ,,o. ~
,,,1Sia,,,r, las been arrested az an incendiary.
,, ,od daughter Of David Bets OF
se,',no,,r and for twenty years was In the com
ing business here with his father-in-law but ia''s1
his partner being ruined Mr. Belts died ana a. a..
woods wife refused to allow him 10 stay 81 'a n
homestead Atwood went 10 Mirs'f TWO barns
=" set on IRE and was destroyed, Eh"wcJ
VIZ 80 ohout the PROMISES, and evidence
was seen sip9ut ~ Sod an oil cam which was
tnan mad ne re nav vas Yesterday afternoon held IN $V
Il. f..r rlnI
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,,,s rp.ycrs j. OAKS MISSING.

,,rs 1uella oaks. the wife OF Francis j. onRS
- Astoria who is said to be wealthy - "llsS'"s
she was released from an insane d., 'u'' 90 ,n
'''' IT, from, Jusiice Gaynor She remained In
LILO, for two days and then went 10 her nus
,.,,t,s home and took possession. Nhen hei nuI
tmd returned nome he put her out u ~ ,h
Dalu -. 90 hunters Point and complained 10 tnc
'ice Che yas referred u the Flrst Tre.ihSt 90
poiICe,, ond lef the Hunters Point station - 20
station ei i, them she has not been heard from
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Gprrial Notices.
4 sonnet.

sonnet.
I lingcr on Oahu's savage shore.
Where far around the bright Pacific Shines
Lilies along the air their doors pour,
Mixed with the fragrance OF the purple 'he~
The spice II altar, tang Of muscadlhS'
Perfume u pinks and honeyed helebore,
or roses heliotropes and coIumbines-
Del,ciousl All. ! srnelt 1t in a store
Years. years ago. A combination sweet
And similar to these a rcdolent balm
Like thu; when Araby's soft zephYs mef,'
Or seraph voices mingle in a psalm
What Where, ! recoect, o. cruel fates!
Twas SOZODONT. When | was In the Statesl
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"yanderbl,t' schumb and Colonel n. F. Avery
went forth and hustled for raons i Tss ned ny
conee we're distributed. General" FtzgerId and
his chief Of staff colOne Ays5 5sre took tsev has
nassad the night At $50 O'Clock the army" fell
Into line and marched from the square.
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,r,o, or cou,ussrovrR woLAVE.

m. ,o,,nbers OF the family Of Police 'on'nis
s,oner John McClave say that he IS CONG W.T. ~
has not had a return Of ms Ne''so, 49, 80, ,,a1, ~,
p ,tnos y,ho is attending Mr.. Mcclave 1t was M n
ferrsd that the Commissioner sno%ed ~ ne ~ keut
apoplexy, and that that is the reaSo" WY ="
Hlef
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soL.y DIED from HIS INJURIES.

s. solan of the men injured at the hre IN
xvoodrur's stores. died last evening at the Long
leland College Hospital He lost leg by the fall
ing ~ the vail of the storehouse, and received
nt6er injuries His home was at No y Cheever
place and his wife and six children survive him.
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nrn,,.s orrys ANornrR MIX DEPOT

uK STRlTS OVENS ANOIH|H @II"''
Nathan Straus has opened announcer mn" ~ r1'
on the Cast side. This one IS III Io''P"'''9 ,,o.
any am -" a., a cent a glass. tent has been pm . y
Onar The centre OF the SQUARE ana II t ba I'M.
toon absorbed by thirsty people before o'
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radham Mass June 9O-"Generai" Fltzgera.d's
"arnv" twenty-three strong this morning took
no their return march TO Boston. They passed the
night in the lookup, and arose cary this morning
fter the morning additions and regular ro.lcail.
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Philadelphia June So.-The Republican conferreeS
NJ The win Congress District. which comprises
Bucks and Montgomery counties met IN me l5liig
nam House to-tav and rcnominated congressman
irving p Warsp,r Of Montgomery County
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,rJlDJyGs- DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING

Baltimore June SO-Irhe buildings OF the Nlaluct
Manufacturing Company at Relay station. nine
miles from this city. the Baltimore and ONO
Rsrrosd we're istruck by lightning this morning
ana burnei to the ground. The company manu-
factured eectr.csl supplies and emp.oyed 10 men
ha.f that anloura-
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,rDpy SIMPSON, Nor 50 WE'LL.

v,ashlugton. June 2O.-Gntcgence received ms
orntn0 from Berkeley springs IS to The effect 'h''
Representative Jerry Simpson Is not fec'ne Pa'''
50 we'll He was expected 10 return 10 ,he nan
g. he condition may possibly decay MS "lp '''
ia
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IN GrORGIAN WALES

The sweetest roses grow Keep breath fragrant -
the perfumel gales u this enchanting land ana your
teeth fair and ustrous me pearls Of the orient "
urng SOZOBONT that r'Dst charming ana ""hue''~
denufrc; which no lady's i''iet should be without.
Purc Water is an efsentia requisite 70 I'IIect
hacIfh Morgan's Mineral Waters pure. wnol-Soine.
and stimulating Four highest awards Al World uln
ban Exposition. JOHN MORGAN, $4,000 "e'' "''">~
York tify.
Crab Apple blossoms. ..
dalatfest delicious - pefiunf,. -
I..,nr 81 lrL ~ L-----
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Miss Atkinson and Miss Helwig played a beaut-
full match in the ladies' singles with no result, al
though Miss Atkinson led by two sess' To one when
time called. Miss Helwig had TIM advantage
at first winning the first and leading 50 In
the third. BY a remarkable brace Mrs Atkinson
out the set and took the lead. TIM" fourth set
was played IN the dark. as neither OF the pucky
contestants wished to give up. At 6-nl the game
was postponed. Ii will be played Off Monday The
finals In the double between Earned and Hall and
Fischer and Parker also postponed with the
score at one ALL The mixed doubhes fell to
DR. Frazer and Miss Atkinson who beat Miss Hell
wig and Mr.. Runyon rather easily in the finals.
The winners OF the Orange Cup for'the last ten
years have been:
,sss Bic4ar4 = scars .e, IIowar A. TAYLOR.
iSS7-R. l. i Rcckman isSs Ricnarl srvcns
S Toward NMq ra5,r Sanafn S'sa1 armed
The scores follow:
Mems singles championship roundmwIliaHsA Inrp 1
bokcn T. j. ohoiicr. o. "a CO "a
Mems doubles canal Tound-Eawaga L %. . Ng~f g
win p Fischer and " Gordon Parker aside r. e..
New-yor city. %. - ounnnishedl.
Ladies' Singles nna round, Miss Juliet Atkinson.
c cast 'ruo c g Sf = GG oinnn'shc
Kings County T. .. s"I Calnan r. Kuryon, orange
STANLEY 'y %aT a' Orange H'S 'S e. 90 's s | ~
Final round Miss Jol,r' A''9so9 ,aa a.. pr vs. t9
l, mr. NM o"''F 49,, c,-,ran Il ri,,r, Crane
| 7, g. G-i "a
There were some close games played y,'1erlay
ncrFgG hont IN ne 9 G Sn TH"S gn l
number OF local cracks. including smith li."ari'
entered The tournament viii b. continued ON
Monday. and the finals IN the two conte i, INK. ;
on July 1. The scores follow:
Ms .ne. ggrn'"3r r"'9e. ,,} (T r, ''f e.
sim'noni- ! g. 81 II. meolow bat j. = b''h''oi'y'
C-3. C
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.urrn .n,orpy,tEyr. GRAY GABLES.

Drzzards Bay. Mass. June So-lt IS ie"r''' .'''
,h president will not In AL prOndDiIty/ N'7i' "'''
GaLl.s before Congress adJpurhs'
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r. Ccntemeri e. Co.. Kid gloves
Have removed to Broadway, ground moor. between
10Th and 2lst The only place In tho city wnsrs
| Ceafe
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Religions Notlees.

AUDITORIUM. PROHIBITION PARK. PORT RICH
ENcE v PowpERLY; subject Labor and SOM x. .of
It's Deadllest Foes" July I. II M address by Rev
Louis ALBERT BANks. D. D., Of Hanson Place NJ F.
church Brooklyn. Subject. The Patriotic Duty 81 me
Hour 3 o. m grafton. WILLIAM LLOYD GARiI-
son son 81 the famous Abotonis Subject. whittier
the Poet Ahoonst" Ti3. concert by the Park sisters
July s. $ p m, shakespearian Reading by Locke Rich
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A SERVICE participated in by more than 200 chill
dren consisting ~ singing and rectations Is held evey
sunday 30 which the public s Invited
in the House OF Industry l55 Worth-st Do
nations OF clothing and shoes solicited
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HE ANNOYED MRS. THOuIS 4. EDISON.

A MAN ARRESTED AT ORANGE HE WROTE HER
LETTER AND CALLED At HER HOME
PRONOUNCED INSANE.
A man who says his name Is william MolZan' ana
gives this city as his home. arrested NJ Orange
YESTERDAY for annoying Mrs. Thomas A Edison
wife of the inventor. The Edisons refuse to talk
about the matter. and the police are reticent. 1t
would appear that two weeks ago the man wrote
II letter to Mrs. Edison. in which he charyed her
with CONSUMING with others to have him confined IN
the Warts Island Asylum for me Insane. NO az
tenton was paid to the letter until the man went
10 orange and visited the Ellison residence IN
TIewcIyn Park II seems he threatened Mrs. toi-
son and demanded an answer to his letter. Dr.
IlrIen pronounced the man insane, ana yesterday
afternoon chief of Police Banford brought the man
OF
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BInck Barren Mineral Water.

Absolutely pure. Certain cholera preventive spe,nc ~
Kidney Liver and Bladder troubles. Fand,ea oy AZ
Dr,eoists Main Office "a Broad-st.. New.york
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and 7lst-st., Or. j. 8.
SHiPMAN. Rector; Rev. HERBERT SHIPMAN. Assist.
Mnster.-Seryicc. IL O'Clock only Sunday school
discontinued.
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CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN 22s West 18th
stow 1880 ard IL; high mass VI metins W.
vespers without music. :
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Wild
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
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