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Evening journal., 1894-12-29

Is Is the man Who is naturally bashful who
Is most frequently called upon to carve a
turkey ton star.
Evening journal., 1894-12-29

Mortar the best that Is made, mscbiue
mixed, for sale by the Geo. II. Mccall Co +,
Eighth and Shipley.
Evening journal., 1894-12-29

EHIlaADMLFHLA, 1UndaY6, " U3l q " VI -
o "a; u 49, " "a, I'll 60 q m.
Chester. week days, l8 03, 5 s., 6B6, n t7,f7 So
5s "a ~, f9 90, 10 40 40 40 I'll IS M; y. u A.
20 H5, t5 35, 80, q 81, Is, 10 %, tll % N.
III 40. II 40 a mi e5 " -. S5s s., 10 49, i0s
a 81, 10, 10 %, III % . N,
Atlantic City, week days, Hl7 n;
ilS "a Hs9 p M Sundays. 81 II. 76lA M
ts AZ pm.f
The sun., 1894-03-22
Arr..,sa Tor s..rrII..

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Marshal Traut-
Geld arrested Wsill de BonillA = FrsnchmAn.
domicilsd at the Hotol Martin. upon q warrant
issued By Commissioners Shields upon com
plant sWoEn out bJ Customs Inspectors George
B. Scally and John CurtiA De BonillA and his
vile arrived here on the steam shiD la Bre-
tagno on Monday. Their baggage was passed
BY ths inspectors on the steamship pier. but =
gable despatch from the PATiS once of the
United States special sgsnts caused inquiry
able goods In their possession. Inspsetors
Seslly and Curti1 made an Investigation OF fhs
rooms occupied By De BonillA and 6ifs and
notWithstAnding their statements to the con
trATJ. found about $l0OOU worth OF jsWslrJ
and .ilyeis4Is IN a sAtcheL Com missionsr
bhields held De BonlllA In $1,000 bail for sK-
amination next Monday afternoon ct 2 O'clock.
Ds bonilla refused 10 make any staten snt
inrthsL than that he had act Intentionally vio-
The sun., 1894-03-22
IN DErEScE or JUDsk FORBES.
Ths To-pkIn. Cou.ty bar Express Cosa
dsnce In His.

IA. To-,hI,, ,,ou,,, R,. r,,r.., t,o,a.
dsnce In His.
I-v,,. u..,h %, rht. r,o..t,. ., =,
o'clock the Tompkins county bar met Ia Rd-
iourped se.sIon and dratted resolutiona a an
a....i,.z ~ ..e,.. A., ,,.. ,,..-,.. .
pless'hE the'I oonnuenee IN 'uuee uerIiN n
Forbes OF the Sixth Judicial district. now pre-
sldIng Mt A term Of Oyer and Termiper in this
-. n,L ,., -. $1,000 I
e",' Inc ieso'uuons vere soop'eo unani-
mous!y and are given below:
"ss"s'' ,h' pu'no pre-" mas IN many os,es mi'un' 'I
ust"oo' sna IN some instances m'eonsT"ed tue
charge OF Judge Soros' TO the Grand Jury IN the Jack
niy,nr. e,im,n ., now. therefor,
R.,s..J rh,,,h. m.nh.,. a. 81. ,or,,,,,. .,,,,.
''-. inH' 'ne mem % W Iom0kns county
bar hereby express TO Judge FORBES their profound
gret that such misappreheps:oa and miscons,rueton
have occurred and beg to assure him OF their eonnd.
The sun., 1894-03-22

Relies Of A-otssr D,y YIsid 20 The North
ward March or the CITY.

Relies Of A-otssr Dsy Yield 10 the North
ward March OF the City.
The sauattsrs who have rslgnsd supreme
for periods ranging from sixteen to thirty
eight years on the block bounded By Madison
and Park avenues and l34th and 135th streets
are being forced to leave their shanties. or
have them pulled down about their ears
Fourteen lots on the south side OF l35th street
were sold . short time ago for $4,000. AM
disposssss notices In the name OF Frederick
Mayer were given to Marshal Louis Levy Of
the First District Court to 10 served. A week
ago yesterday four houses on 135th street
near the corner Of Park avenue. we're vacated
and torn down Before the site OF one OF the
shentiss stood Yesterday . mass Of bedding
and several chairs and household srtislea
Park avenue occupied hy Mrs: Flanagan.
who said yesterday that she did not know
whether she would have to 20 or not; one on
the north west corner OF Park avenue and 134th
one occupied By Michael Kearney on the south
vest corner Of Park avenue and 135th street
Kearney said yesterday:
This shanty has been here for thirty eight
years y belongs to Mrs. Mary Mabie OF u
Mrs Mabie built It the Harlem River ran past
he hauled here and plies driven for founda-
tion. Mrs Mabie lived here until about year
and half ago. whom took IT,, And the rent
OF It has been regularly paid. Tonight have
got to get out; l don't see exactly why. but
I've got to GO"
The sun., 1894-03-22

MrA Bridget Lawlor. 3B years old. Of 3Ol
Grand street. Hoboken. undertook on Tues
day evening TO burn up the straw stufing Of
sn old bedtiek In her kitchen stove. hhs
packed As much oi Il into tho stove as IL would
hold and applied match. The straw was
damp ana smouldorVd Instead % blazing an.
To accelerate tho progress Uf the lire Mira
LAwlor took down the oil can and began to
pour oil on the smouldsTinR mass. Instantly
there was an explosion which wrecked the
stove and set ire TO the woman's clothing
The blazing oil scattered all over her and shs
ran around the room shTieking.
Two nsighboTs, Mrs. NAuHhn and Mrs. Grit
nm. wIappel blanket around her and smoth-
cred the flames. bhe EAs taken TO St MAry's
Hospital 1t Is thought that she inhaled soms .
OF the name. and that she cannot recover.
The sun., 1894-03-22
POLICEMAN CRONIN,s FLIGHT.
Accused OF Bigsmy. re Said There Was
Nethi.g Left but to "TIy the Coop"

Accused Of BiGsmy, He Said There Was
Nothing Left but 10 Fly the Coop"
Nothing has been seen or heard OF Police
man John Cronin OF the Vernon avenue station
In Brooklyn since Tuesday evening. when he
lsarne that Mra Emma Butler OF South First
street and briggs avenue secured q warrant
for bigamy against him. MIRA Butler went to
tho Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday and
upbraided the officials for allowing Cronin to
get away. She said that she never expected to
see him again. Policeman Kane who has tho
warrant went to Cronin's house at s6 Man
haitian avenue yesterday morning and found
Mra Cronin In tears She said the last she
saw OF her husband was at o'clock on Tues
day evening. whom she went on an errand.
Crontn was then playing with his two children.
On Mira Cronin's return he was Rono. leaving
behind bis uniform.
and Msnhsttsn Sssnuss. whers cronin asked
the saloon keeper II he would give bail for him
in tile sVent OF his arrest Whom the saloon
keeper refused Cronin IL all eyed TO have said
there was nothing left for him to do but fr
MIRA Cronin told Police Captain Martin last
evening that her husband gave her almost
eyery dollar OF his salary each month. and
she still believed him innocent
Mrs. Butler told the Court Yesterday that
G5Sn1n asy. .s. dSis since =. as .hs5 ss
housek eeplng this week. He gave as q reason
for his Inability 70 provide home for her be-
fore that he had mother and sister to sup
port.
The sun., 1894-03-22
roLICE JUSTICE WAIsoS ACCUSED.
csII.s te Aeesu-t ~ ths a.rry sss,sty Fsr
AIlsesa CrreItH ts = HsE q Corrl.

CaII.s te Asesust ~ ths psvrT eseisty fss
Ausssa Crreity - = Esy - Couri.
Police Justice william watson OF the Even
Street. Polise Court In Brooklyn, who has been
snllvsnlnR the court procsedinEs recently by
humorous tsmarks is accused Of misconduct
by the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70
Children. and Mayor Snhisren has been asked
TO make an investiRstlon-
President Gerry read In THE Sun recently an
aecouut Of the expsriencs Of q nftsen-yssr- old
boy named W. Eamsley Of 800 South Fourth
street in Justice wstson's Court. Esmsley
was sentenced TO three days imprlsonmen
oSea tST JsSs Watson SrGs. tu s. The psa
tenee, as the boy vas In his care.
what he needs !: = good thr.shing." Jus
Lknoy that" the brother returned,
We'll, IN let him 60 y you VIII see that he
don't N can any little whipping hut lust
lies him 80 he Till remsmbsr IT, fou'n give It
"HS Viii X Just vsseh ms. the boys brother
onsr down With : blow 10 the face Justice
That isn'i . bad beGinning. You had better
wat. though. till you get home before nnish-
x slip. from The suS giving the report Of tho
incident and this note were. aont to Superin-
tsndent wilkIn OF the Children's Society In
Brooklyn and forwarded BY him to Mayor
o, css,lIt 70 cniLpsES
,IS 4. .:..i!S ~ ;;ss
i:tiss Y. ss Z. s.i..iGs % ...spl'. :e ss.Ts..
g:sS..iss :S;;;ss s..s: \ mi; s.:;:.sS
psf.oss .Sors 10 pfsD.ry sdmisi.t.t sss i.v '
Mavor SehIeron aaid vsstsrd = th AZ n. would
The sun., 1894-03-22
RoUeHs INVADED HER HONE
Mr.. Bradley ns-srsassa ~ siz Strange -,
In As- uussaafs Asssass.

Ar.. Bradley nLtrsassa ~ siz strsass Msa
In Hs- Musss.a's Assesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley occupy Q nat ON
the nrst floor Of 642 West Twenty seventh
street On Tuesday night while Mrs Bradley
was alone In her apartment. six rough looking
men entered and made Themselves at homo.
They demanded money to buy beer. while
they we're talking hsavs step was heard In
ths hall and the msA thinking it was Bradley
rstarAiAE ran out Of the room. MrA Bradley
closed aAd boltsd the deor.
Thsy quickly discovered that they had been
mistaken In thsir suDposition. and coming
back demanded Admittaacs hra Bradley re-
fused 70 lnbolt the door; After . hasty con.
SultAtion the men APPLIED their shoulders TO
Il he fsS: ssd otkswiss sSSssd he her. S0Ih shs
wksA Bradley returned. half an hour later
he found his wife on the noor unsonscious
Phs Vas badly bruised and became hystsrieAI
ths case at the Wsst fwsntisth sts.st polie.
Ing Policeman Murphy arrested two men on
saspision- They are John Finn Of b22 Wsst
TAsaty-ssysntk street and John Brennan Oh
o36 West Twenty ninth street They we're
arraigAsd In the Jefferson Market Police
ldsssinsd ss two Of Mrs. Brsdlsy's ass.iIasts
They we're held In 81 900 bail each
The sun., 1894-03-22
hIsDIRECrED CHARITY.
MRS. Charles RusssiI LEVEL o. the Evils o.
Iuvsstigstisa ssd Relief

Mrs. Charles Russsn LEVEL On the Evils ei
Iavsstig-tie. s.d Relief
Mrs Charles Russell Lowell. who lectured In
the assembly hall OF the United Charities
building yesterday afternoon under the au-
spices OF the Charity OrRanization Society.
made vigorous protest against the prevail
ing methods OF relieving the distress OF the
POOR. Her topic was The Evils OF InvestiRa-
tion and Relief" She expressed the opinion
that investigation into the private Affairs Of
appllcants for relief had been carried toe far
by charity organ!zations-Ir - Ir the course Of her
paper she said
Investigation has been made Q shibboleth
until 1t behoovss US to declare that investiga-
tion in itself 10 bad. Prying into the homes Of
the poor. looking for their sorrows and the
weaknesses Of their character. can only be ex-
cusod when the applicant for relief himself
has asked for 1t and whom you intend to render
him permanent and substantial help. How can
city has gone through this, winter. the only
object OF which has been to give man Q ticket
hs n get Osf Of bread or Disc: S
thepoor all energy hn pen 90. elf respect.
him seii.snpportIns It Is not q help. but an N
iniqIy ~
give sufficient heed to moral character We
sympathize too much with conditions that are
1t 10 . horrible thing that these conditions do
exist. but we must not forget the long. painful
not q ne .S.
without work.. The characters Of many re-
spectacle people have been ruined this winter
castor il 4 to beg Tor living than to work. A
more radical remedy than tenn porary sllsvia-
and i s1rE na dom. Sf .d sSs
help Of moral support"
The sun., 1894-03-22

cI.rs.. Cs.. up--sus,,ss s,ss-sv's EsPrs--
.io, na.nin...s Cn.-lssia.sr MnrnAY.

Cisrk's Case up--Jussies stsssss's ESPree-
s,ss Bi-pfessss Cs--tss,sssT HuvpAy.
The Board Of Excise revoked yesterday the
license held bV Warren Lewis, proprietor oil
the Alhambra Concert Hall In Eishth avenue,
which was raided recently By Superintendent
Byrnesa men. Commissioners Holms and
Murphy voted for revocation and Commits
sioner Dalton IL favor OF LswIs
The case OF John J. CLARK. proprietor OF the
restaurant at 5O4 Sixth avenue. also came up
before the Commissioners The place was
rsidsd recently By Capt. schmlttberEers de-
tectives. and Clark and his partner. Patrick
Byrnes. and the walters were arrested. The
charge was that the place was the resort Of
Clark and Byrnes, with q host Of witnesses.
highly I..psst,blen N Civil J@astics @ J0.sDh .,D,
The is 3co@%I:.icnsr. II they had any questions
don't like the sneer on your fac. a, you
made that remark" said Com missioner Muir
ri did not sneer" laughed Justice steiser;
" I merely asked u the Com missoners wished
tosEsmine the Witnesses" c.,..
Murphy Your face would be Just as well
" yoSn Il Steel. OF $50 South Fifth avenue said
the restaurant was an orderly one. aud that he
would not be afraid to take his wife and chill
so Wso Is IN II the min.TSi Wstsr 6Ssnsss tsstIiod
that he took dinner there often with membsrs
Of tho Masonic lodge. Several others gave
Co@missIoner Holme said the Board would
adiontn the hearing for a week to look over
The Girand Jury dismissed yesterday the
com mplalnt OF Keeping a disordsrly house pre-
ferred against Clark, aud also that against
complaints were preferred In the Jefferson
Market POLICE COURT on the 11th Inst By Police
for keeping q disorderl7 house on March 4 He
pleaded not guilty. and was released under
ball pending trial.
The sun., 1894-03-22
Gomp--. Talks OF R.volu,io..

Bosros. March al" The times are ripe for
evolution or revolution. You are to CONQUER q
world and loosen your shacklss and the trade
unions OF the country stand for the emancipa-
tlon Of the wage earners." said President Com
pers Of tho Americah Federation OF Labor In
his address TO the organized and unorganized
wage workers who tilled Faneuil Hall TO over
flowing last night The meeting was held
under the auspices OF the Boston Central Labor
Of this city on the pro lem Of the unsmplo yed
Harry LLOYD presided Every speaker de-
ticlsns. and Joined with President Gompsrs In
urging the workinRmen to vote for Abor meas
ures and for men who stood for labor's Inter-
The sun., 1894-03-22
Al ola sle,nr,.- C...h, Ax.,..

Mary Rote. Alias King 90 years old. OF 32e
East 135th street. q shopliitsr who has spent
several years In State prison and is No. l.372
In the Rogues' Gallery. was charged In the Es-
sex Market Police Court yesterday with grand
larceny. On Tuesday afternoon she entered
the Wholesale silk store OF Manuel Knauth. as
94 Greene street. aud asked to see some goods
that were in distant part OF the store. While
the clerk was getting them ske concealed two
rolls Of silk, valued at $780, underneath her
missed. and a clerk was dstailsd 20 follow her
AA she entered 81 stanton street ha called an
oiicer and had the woman arrested, Shs
81 900 for trial
The sun., 1894-03-22
LEGAL BUSINESS Troubles.

Benjsmin 8. Wise. dealer In diamonds and
jswelry at se1 Broadway. 10 reported 70 be in
temporary financial difficulties and to have
given bill OF sale to Iipman Tannenbaum.
his largest creditor. 1t was said the bill OF
sale WAS TO secure Mr. Tannenbaum's olain Of
$4,000 and another creditors OF 50 500. Mr..
Wise has branch store at Long Branch In
the summer at the West End Hotel Last
the Hoffman House. this city.
The sheriff took chArgs Yesterday OF the
tgrsr Of paper boxes M .d Z. 2 to IL Marion street
dealers in books and French publications, for
whom Louis Steckler has been appointed re-
$685. bsiT ss t sssts Ssnts sslt1ss & TS. are
payment In full
The sun., 1894-03-22
MAYOR SANFORD FAYoRS THE MEN.
His DseisIe. =. Arbitrator Between . Rail-
rosd and Its Emp:oyees.

His DseisIe. .. Arbitrator Be,~ssa Rail-
ross ana Its Emp:oyses.
Mayor Horatio s. Sanford OF Long Island
City. who was selected as arbitrator belweea
the striking employees Of the Steinway Elec-
trie Railway In that city and the com pany. rem
dered his decision Yesterday. 1t Is decidedly
In favor OF the men. and among its stipua.
tions It provides for the reinstating of eighteen
men who were discharged from the road ap-
parently for no cause. The decision also stipu-
latss that no mployee shall be discharged be-
cause OF his connection with any organization.
and that employees shall have the right Of
being heard before being discharged. Prefer
snee Ia also 10 be given to men living in
I.ong Island City. and the rule requiring e
fares to he rung up before they are coli
leeted must be- abroGat-d. In addition TO all
this the com pany are reIuired to formulate a
new set OF rules tnat shall be satisfactory to
both sides. As some OF the discharged men
were accused Of inco m potency. n cosp mittee
consisting 81 George X. Crowly. Eueene /.
Busche, and motormAn from tho road were
appointed to examine the men who were dis
missed on that ground. The mon held sort 0f
Jubilee last night. Superintendent MoultOn Of
the road does not take kindly TO the outcome
Of the arbitration, Tut the company pledged
Itself to stand by the decision.
The sun., 1894-03-22
Herman Clark NAV X. I.s...

District Attorney Fellows. II Is understood.
decided yesterday TO submit TO the Grand Jury
to-day charge OF forgery in the third de-
gree against Herman Clarke, formerly a mem
ber Of the brokerage Arm OF Hunter. Clarke 4
Jacob Of 81 Exchange place. who made al as
stSnment recsn;lY. II viii be alleged before
nade false entries In the ledger Of the firm on
Nov. - rela iBE o 2tiu shares Of stock of tine
DistiliIng AMI attic Feeding ComIany, then
valued az $1,000. Clarke lisappeRTcG from
tho CITY lust before the liTm's assignment WAS
made. The assignee Of the Arm. LAWYER Joun
Hunter. JT. has estimated the liza hilit es OF the
Arm at about s!H.uUu mainly due 10 Clarke's
speculation in privileges.
The sun., 1894-03-22

Dstestiys Keenan, about 10 O'Clock Tuesday
n!Eht noticed two boys SnsAkipg away from
. coal bin In front OF grocery near the Five
Corners Jersey City. lie made an investiga-
tion and found the cover OF the bin weighted
down with quantity Of large and small
stones. AAd he heard . voice In tLa int.rior
fesblY calling for help. He removed the stones
with considerable sKsrtion. raised the cover
mentSd man In the box. The boys had thrown
him In and thea made him a prisoner. De-
day morning Police Justice BirusalI sent him
phyAielaR. ~
The sun., 1894-03-22

The Park Commissioners held no Meeting
yesterday. owing TO the inability OF Commits
sioner Ciausen to attend. Ameeting will be
held to-day, Secretary Burns said that the
Board Of Estimate had already authorized
$685.. 900 Of the 81 .oOO.O00 appropriation TO he
spenI. At the next meeting Of the Board Of
Estimate, which will be held as soon as Mayor
Gilroy returns, plans for work involving the
IamAlndsr OF the money will be authorized
The Park Board 10 prepared to spend SSI ,WNJ
on the improvement OF the transverse roads
In Central Park. and nearly sou. .U,O In imprnv-
lArk, As they cannot exceed the expenditure
OF Sb5.tAl undes the special appropriation IL
nins how much OF this work shall be done at
- - ~
The sun., 1894-03-22
~ HUMBLE APOLOGY.
Brether seh1ur Oners TO Wash Brother
H-riz-Hb rs'. Feet and Kiss Th-m

Brsther sehHur Oners TO Wash Brother
H.rizeMb 'rs'. Fset aad KISS Th-n.
There has been trouble for several weeks in
Gerechticksit Lodge. Independent Order OF
Birth Abraham. OF Newark. but the trouble
has all been smoothed over. aud sort OF har-
mony will probably prevail forA while. HymAn
Schnur is Presiden. OF the lodge. and three
weeks ago he was roughly handled By sx- Pres
ident II. Hsrtzenberg. He caused the arrest
OF The after at the time. and great bitterness
ensued.
The lodge was divided into two factions.
and II seemed as though the chasm could not
TO bridged. hut on Tuesday night Grand Ma.
ter Max stern VI this city took hand and In
company with several other potsntates OF the
order restored harmony to such an ex ent thar
Brother Schnur apologiZed to Brother Hert-
yenberg and offered TO wash his feet and kiss
them. Brother HertZenberg refused to permit
Brother Schnur to humilate hims self so much
and charges on both sides were dropped.
Grand Master stern announced that he would
he on hand ut every meeting until the eNpira-
tiOn OF President Schnur's term OF Office 10
there IL no likelihood Of another scrap oc-
curing In the lodge room.
The sun., 1894-03-22

Justice o'Brien. in the supreme Court. Cham
bsrs. has denied a motion made 10 behalf OF
Robert Mantsll for the modification Of the in-
junction procured BY Theatrical Managers
Proctor 4 Turner restraining him from PLAY
Ing with any other company, That inlunctioa
Was procured in the suit against the actor 10
them. made 10 June lH'2 1hs contract WAS
for hSe Years The theatrical N lan4EsEs closed
court for peTmisslon to play under other man
agemsnt 80 that he can earn some money un-
~ the season opens again In September. the
Henry = Howland As TstsFss to hear and de-
The sun., 1894-03-22
Two Masked Men no,a Us . Stage.

TUCSON. Ari.. March 2i.-The stage running
between Bowie and solomonville was held up
six miles south Of solomonyille last night by
two masked men. u, Wilkersham and wife Of
Bowis and II. W. Brookner. manager OF the
Old Dominion Commercial Company. and wife
We're on board. Sheriff Olney of Graham
county and posse are on the trail of the rob-
hers NIlkershAm lost SO and nns gold
mail sacks were cut open and the registered
mai MAS taken. The sGm Of $3.50 is known
"a have been in the mail from Sanford. The
shsrln's posse came up to the robbers near
Solomopvllle and had a running fight. one OF
the robbers horses was captured
The sun., 1894-03-22

As directed By the Board OF Police. supsrin-
tsndsnt Byrnes yesterday afternoon prefeTrei
formal charges OF neglect OF duty against Cant
William H. Haughey OF the W est Forty seventh
street station. The charges are for failing o
suppress a disorderly house In West Forty
sixth street. which was ralded by Central u!-
nee men on Feb. 20. 1894. They have been
approved by President Martin, Detective So
geants Valley and Titus and Detective Grady
who made the raid In liaughey's precinct. Will
be ths Witnesses against him.
The date for the Captains trial has not been
hxed. but IL will probably be on Tuesday
The sun., 1894-03-22
KRoSCK CALLS 1T AN Ac1DENE

He Wss Fesnd wish HI. DyiaE wifs In His
Ar.as. sad H Accused OF Murder.
Frederick Kronck was on trial In Brooklyn
yesterday for murder In the first degree In kill
Ing his wife. WilhslminA Kronck. In their home
ct Wyths avenue and South Eleventh street on
April last. The family lived over Kronck's
saloon. On the day OF the murder Kronck
asked his wife to remain in the saloon while
he went out to see friend. She refused. say
Ing that she had TO attend TO the baby. She
then went up stairs
Her husband followed her and 3 few mo m snts
man arrived kronek was found sitting in a
chair with his dying wife In his arms He mad
will be that the shooting was accidental an
Plat he did not know that the pistol WAS
The sun., 1894-03-22
RLoss I.,.aa'. C.mpa,sa win he I,v.,,

PROVIDENCE. March 2l.-At midnight last
night when the time limit expired for filing
nominations for the General Assembly. every
town was found represented on the Repub.l-
can and Democratic lists This is something
heen obliged to PASS enabling acts 10 adnniI
the nominations made in some towns. live
parties are IN the Held this spring. The Iopu-
Let and the sociAlstic Labor are neweomsTs
The Socialists are confined Rlmost exclusively
10 the ma anuiaetuTing centre. OlneYViilr "a rart
Of Providence. Neither the Socialists nor m q
fopullsts appear to be numerous enough 10
nominate an Assembly ticket outside OF Froyl-
The sun., 1894-03-22
GrssHwooa Csass-r,.

The annual meeting OF the lot owners Of
Grssnwood CsmstsrS to receive the report Of
the trustees Was hsid at noon yesterday In the
2iiiees OF the oemstsrJ corporation at ri
fund Tor the Improvement and care of the
cemetery pow AmOuRts TO slIOS. 1882. The
number Of ihysrmsnts made during the year
was D. .36h The total mum Der Of bodies buried
n the esnstsry at the close o, the year was
The sun., 1894-03-22
LsrsT H.rI. seat 90 J.Il .sr Five Year.

oHIcAoo. March 2l.-LsToy Harris the money
order i0Egsr, Who held up court room full OF
people at Buffalo. was sentenced n the United
States Court this morning TO fVe ysGEs IN the
penHsntlarJ. he Was conEieie ed on the charges
81 eAshihE forged money 0FdArs at OTTAWA
Aurora. and LasAlls. this State. His punish
neat VAS Tseommsndsd az ave years on e. Ell
ehaTge. but the Court directed thaI ths Tire
tsEns should Eun e5EeUrEsEtlL