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The sun., 1894-04-07
I.sOO. eco C..ts saved,

when Postmaster Dayton made tour Of the
Post OfIies building recently with the Gus
tOdian he saw q Republican court attendant
boiling some coffee on gas jet. In the same
trip he found that gas was burned while the
electric lights were In use. He stopped the
practice OF cooking on the gas Jets. which had
been pretty general AmSnR the employees
and OF burning gas and the electric lights to-
Ksthar. IL was an application OF Ben FRANK
Has precspt OF economy In little things The
rec sHiI was SHOWN Shsn Sns aaTsn ss ior gas
came In. The month gas bill was s32. against
1905 IN March. 1893; Ihs 6nl for electricity
Since Postmaster Dayton assumed control OF
the building. nine months ago. there has been
a saving OF tl3.o0O In the item Of liEhtiag
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forming in parllnston county. .,"why,"' esid
weeks 20. 600 men will be organized in this
State 70 uphold the law against affairs like
10 uphold the law BIZ force Of srmsr,
III they have 10 night they will do It, This II
something like. looking the stable after the
more trouble like this one at Darlington.
CHARJEsTur. 4. G., April 81. Gary Watts.
Assistant Adiutant-General Of the State. ar
rived here to-day. armed with instructions
from Gov. Tillman TO dlsatm and disband the
Fourth Brigade. The charges are that the
and 20 to Darlington to suppress the insur-
The Assistant Adjutsnt-Iene came down
on q special train. and his Instructions are to
take all the arms and requirements back to
Columbia with him. He called upon Gen.
Hugenin, the com handing oflcer OF the bril-
Rade. and issued his orders. ,
General issued an order directing each COM
mend In the brig ade to give up to the Assistant
Adjutsnt- General all the property Of the State
in their possession. and this order. IL 10 ex-
pected. will be obeyed.. The process OF coll
Letting the arms will begin to-1norrow. The
Some OF the companies have the arms issued
20 them by the State. A good many Of them
have rifles and cannon which they bought and
paid for themss elves. This IL the case with the
German ARTILLERY, which has battery Of four
guns and edupmsnts. There eeems TO be no
fear that the companiss Of the Fourth Brigade
as % ride clubs when the negroes monopoiised
probably be r feorsanised. Mayor FicEen is in
Columbia in conferences with the Governor as
TO the Gubernatorlal control Of the police.
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DETECTED IN HIS EoReEnx.
n nsnk E@pioyes Leaves His ueuse I
DO BwindIing and Il CaughL

n nsnk Eapioyee Leaves HI. Meus. 0.
DO swinaii.E ssd IL Caught
NASHUA. N. H.. April Ca forger arrested
here to-day has been identified as Leslie
Btott Of Brattleboro. Vt, By person who knew
him In that town. where he holds place In the
National Bank and II prominent in church
society and business He had secured some
money on forged DRIFT which he left for col
aection-
He had in his possession forged checks on
banks in Buffalo. New York. two in Mesdvills.
Pa. signed By President Mcfarland Of the
Merchants National Bank. amounting to
about SIC. 900. besides draft
He says that he made the attempt TO raise
money on account Of financial troubles caused
by speculation In New Hampshire Trust Com
pany stock. where he lost heavily.
He is nns penman. and It was his intention
10 have worked the Same game in Lowell bad
he not been detected here. Tonight he 10
broken down. This afternoon as he was be-
Ing taken 70 be Photographed he ran from the
DGssc BssTIssoao 1I w. %pri -Th,. .ommuni.,
is shocked by The news from Nashu. Of the
mont National Bank Of this place - ' "
He has been with the bank for several yesrs.
nS SS:s had q Il: oS % % a
% tSrousS the % Nashua police. A'"' Oh MS arrest
mornins. Xs this is Fast day IN this STAT STATE hi ri:
ABSENCE was not known except to his imms-
He was in the bank until closed last night,
and as far as can be determined. his accounts
are all correct. He was treasurer Of the Brat
tleboro Creamery Association. tho First uni
versalist society. and the local bicycle club
and he had In hand funds belonging to al
three.
President powley says that the bank will
not lose dollar by his forgery. and that In his
connected will lose nothing.
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Nc One Knows How the Fire startss-II
Mrs. Gaaasy Does she wsa't Tell.
Awoman known to her nsighbors as Mrs.
Mary Gaffney was badly burned ct 8 o'clock
last night In her rooms on the ground floor Of
1.112 PARK avenue One OF Thomss Brennan's
children smslled smoke In .hs halls. and
Brennan found that 1t came from Mrs. Gaff-
ney's three rooms, Mr.. Brennan and his son
tried to get In. but the boy had to push back .
sofa which was against the door.
The room vas d ed with smoke and flames
Mr.. Brennan hoard groans near the sofa. Aad
then ne stumbled against something. II was
Ars Ganney. She was CRYING: am burn
ingi am burninRH The whole front OF hor
dress was ablazs. Mr. Brennan set to work 70
smother ths flames. and later he was assisted
by the hrsmsn, hrs- Gatfnsy was taken to .
drug store and her injuries were attended to.
bhe may recover.
The nre was easily put out No one knows
how 1t started There were no lights burning,
The sofa was badly burned, and In the iroht
Mrs. Gaifney said she knew nothing aboui
L. She gave her name to the police IS Bridget
Pagan. When MT. Brennan asked who her
friend. we're that he might notify them. shs
the three rooms alone.
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The weIhaven's 8esosd Omoer wants N
Hydregraphis once Notinsd.

The wsIhsvsn's sssoaa Omoe- wants the
Photographs Once Notinsd.
giant turtle that had neglected to scan the
chart In the photographic once DESIGNATING
the route for eoasting steamships went to
sleep on tho surface Of the untroubled sea
southeast OF Hatteras on Wednesday morn
ins. He driftsd into the steamship route Just
as the little iron fruiter Welhavsn. filled with
bananas from Jamaica. came along. bound
north The sun was Just getting up: probably
the turtle would have followed tho suns ex-
ample II he had known that the Welhaven was
heading for him. He found out that she was
when her prov hit him on the port side and
StHs S 2Ss os.n 81 who
gazing drsamiy over the port side, amidships,
was joltsd Into alertness By the shock caused
by the collision between the turtle and tho
ship. He heard scratching and splashing
Just below him and saw tho turtle apparently
trying to climb up the ships side to get square.
His dippers were waving like the arms OF an
Antebellum orator. The second off1oer says
the turtle was at least six feet long. He was
swept astern on the wave OF replacement
and got entAngled In the propeller. No.
BODY say nn him there. . but i va. inferred ,n
parently without his head. He probably win
not miss IL much before next May. u he 10 like
the most vigorous reptiles OF his kind " hich
it Is said some time lives twenty-thres days
after decapitAtion. He may thus become q
menaee to navigation and get himself on the
photographic chart as dangerous dsrelict
The sun., 1894-04-07
SMILL-P0x IN BROokLrA
Fear More Cases FOaad n = House Are
QaAFaalIas Was Rsmoysd.

Fsar More Cases FOaad Ia = House Ansr
Q1AFaatias Was Removed
Eight new cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the Brooklyn health authorities YESTERDAY
The patients were all removed to the ContA-
gious Disease Hospital In FlAtbuSh-
Among them were Mira Mary Lawrence Of II
Metropolitan avenue. Williamsburzh. and
three OF her young children. There was case
Of smallpox IN the house last Tuesday. and
the place was 0parantlned. On Thursday
morning William Boltz, q widowsr. As years OF
age. who had four children. died OF cOnsumP-
ton.
Yesterday mornin the quarantine was raised
and preparations were made for the fnnsTa
At noon Mrk Lawrence aud her children we're
found to be suffering from small Pox. and the
house Was quAEGntined again. During the
AftsTnoon and evening many relatives Of Boltz
called They were highly indignant when
they we're prevented from entering the house.
Agnes Miller, niece OF the dead man. was ad-
orphan children.
The mother OF the children was among those
crushed to death two years ago last August bY
the falling In Of the root Of an excursion barge
At Cold Spring HarbOr. Long Island Sound.
during q storm.
The sun., 1894-04-07
DIR GREEN'S LOAN BUREIE
An the borrowers Paid UP 6O1sthIaE -
the Fad OT tbs First MosIh.

An the BORROWERS PAID UP SOAsthIaE -
ths Fad % the FIrss Mosth.
The Rev. Dr. Greer IL greatly pleased with
the result OF his experiment in conducting .
loan bureau In St BATtholomsW's Parish
House. When the scheme was proposed not
: few business men predicted that 1t would
prove & failure.
You will hnd." said one Of DIR. Grser's par
ishioners. that few will pay back their boT-
roWinRs As they agree. but more will be unable
to DAJ. aud the majority will have no Intention
Of paying Yhsa ths{ tAhS 5SaI nonsJ A.,
al the loans made prior 70 March !. AS II fell
on SUNDAY, the returns did not eems in uRtil
charge Of the Loap Bureau. Sas asked ysstsr-
dAE hSw msRI had dl;ss iallfa 60 a.. man ..s
woman cane up 70 time With payment Many
we're able % Day on more than the amount sH-
tHS Sno1 at agreed upon. but thsT paid some
thlnE Snd IAs ams9Rs, pslS 70 az ss q % Sest
elss- The loan bursGu y = saosssa
The sun., 1894-04-07
JoTTISss ABoUr TONM.

.rs Sssi for hat ely Ss..id;S ia :SsIs! q: q
. dstectFA
the North River ysssrdAy at The foot Of fwsaty hh
street lie vas dressed IKE sailor and on MA shIrI
we're the initials I" A 7. l.
FTsderiek Rsib German laborsr. WhO on ApTil
attsmptsd 10 murder ala siEtsr 81 her home i7sth
street aud then nrst eullsI into his brain died
In the fordhAm HosDtiAl yesterday
Tue man who committed suicide asar the Block
House In Central faIk on IbursdAJ was idshunsd
.sa :: hIRs' re son .ssI.f :.s 2. q . S Ssr@AA
The aucticn sale OF the pAlntinEs and ohsr house
hOla effects % sNtelsster Thomas hsrPhy con.
ssta1sa n he ihfss aS;s va. about S1' -'sA'
The Rev r. Bushnsl will. ou ApTil 10. lssams
charge u Phillips PTssbytsTiHn Church from pAs,
to,ISoTrow.
The TrIalty Baptist Church Fifty-nfth .tr..I De-
ssisss siss 'on asa hl5S sssHasA a.s ,Htsaasa
the Temple Baptist Church u fhtlAdelphk 10
ia pastor a. = salary of $4,000 year
Detective GsOrgs sheridan the church street ala
uon whO accused Of having assaulted John j. LyRes
ssan a., o. ,,,'y s'ty dsIns nSs' 20 ,Hs asr;
night las from dut by salsTtntsndsaI
ByrRss pending az 10 AvsatsEStlpn of tue cass
Ths Holland soeety held lts annual InsstiAg a.
PresidsnL Warren NAn Sorden TIsA.uFsr. EsEens yaa
kehaleks secretary, rhsodoIs BAnta: n1stssL
siHs Augustus vss wyeS saa JSha " yfoomz1
Judgments ot absolats divorce wsrs Hrahtea yssGsr-
aay ~ Judge hs.eh 70 Aloha fSuBE from Haltis a
isHEs frsG Jsssph LsisRka Jadss Pattsrsoa sTsntsd
limited alyotss % h.i5 s,sligs. f,s@ william y
Gussis klAss and Mayer NumsFoWsdy,
Alice Webster ~ho was sHssisd Ia HzEls1 abouI
I've sssAs age of a sssd soa9ssIleh Sith AlslnqligS
rss1. ers.s. 20. ~ i'm
stsSSSsss9f -t45SEsE~A
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MIsHAPS IN rHH PARE.

A Horssweas. Th-swa saA Dra<ssa .
short Distases-A Conisis. saa Rsssw.v.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young Of 11eo Madison
avenue. went riding In Central Psrk ysstsr-
day afternoon. At Ninstisth street the horse
Mrs. Young was riding became frightened.
and. making o sudden bound forward. un-
seated its rider Her foot caught in the
stirrup. and she Was dragged thirty OF forty
feet but Mr.. Young succeeded In stopping the
horse before his wife had sustained any
serious injury. When he released her from
her dangerous position the horse ran AWAY
but was caught By Mounted oficsr 6ormEn
at Hinety-fourth street
At quarter past Yesterday afternoon q
sollision. occurred on the East Drive near
ssiTty.third street. sstyssa l,gbt Easop
(trest and : carriage driven by. Thomas Fay Of
Eitty-seventh street and Is1ington sysnps
The wagon was brok On 70 pieces and Mr.. Fay
wAs thrown out tn. hprss then ran ssxay
seriously Injured.
The sun., 1894-04-07
aosEBERYs GOVERNMENT Bszrrx
A Bin it Opposed RAsssa by che Censo.
By One MsJorfty.

A Bnn N Opposed Pa.ssa by ths ceaso.s
By One MsJority.
LONDON April ain the House Of Commons
last evening the Government was beaten By .
vote OF 228 to 227 on . private bill The defeat
has been the chief topic Of discussion In Do
litical circles to-day. and the prediction "a
freely made that the Rosebery Governments
cannot exist much longer. Other votes were
taken on various questions. and Tie normal
Government majority fell OF from 10 to ID
votes In several cases. until finally majority
the vigorous efforts OF the whips
Of a.. Es Waisn iii SSHf tSss ihs Gss sass
X. ns S1ss O.
President OF the Local Government Board. and
the Government whips were energs gstic In their
endeayors to rally their forces; but. despite
this. the bill was passed None OF the Parnell-
tts members was present and many Of the
anti Parnellites were away. but all had ar
The Daiv Ns.os (l.ibsrall commenting on
the matter. admits that the Government will
Hmsst With serious disaster unless greater vie-
The West1ninstsr Gazstts says that the ssri-
ous feature OF the situation was In the absence
ot ten NatiSnalists and the Rsdmondites from
The Conservative papers are iubilsnt at the
position In which the Govern ment is placed
and regard the downfall Of the Ministry as
merely . question OF q short time.
The sun., 1894-04-07
ARREST OF DAsHIse EyeLIsHMzx
Aeeused or B,e.my In Msrrying Fste.t
Medicine Ms.'s widow.

Medicine Ms.'s widow.
TOMS RIVER. n. j. April 6-Barry z Bur-
nett, who on Nov. last was married TO Mrs.
Emma 8. OHara. was arrested late last night
at his residence In Island Heights on q charge
OF biRamy. The complaint was made By Mrs.
Jane Lawrence OF Philadslphin. who says she
Il the sister Of Burnetts first wife.
Burnett II o dashing young Englishman
who has passed himself OF as an ex-Captain
OF the Royal British Dragons. and who now
writes "Dr." before his name Mrs. OHara
II the widow OF the late Rsx John oHars. who
was Q member OF the New Jersey Methodist
Episcopal Conference and the proprietor Of .
homBopathio medicine. He gathered consid-
ereble wealth from this medicine. and left IL
Mrs Iawrsnce and her husband say that
nett, and that he halls from Dsrtiort Kent,
II &: Ro, % i
pot cspt.in. Es3s yssis, s.S; 4, is & ;IsseS
sfs.Ds. Sss PssS tho kes ' Dr. Ssss hnSson Dunn In
gan ma p: lat place Of that Kind was with
then % took the Travelling agency for a Patent
and s. ssn. % sis VT. .ns ehid oven ,a
there to care for her and bring her over to
this country a. soon a. she was able TO stand
At frst. IL. IL charged. he made frequent
though small remittaneee. but about the ttme
OF his second marriage he ceased em Alto
oether and his wife. after she and his mother
had been brought to destitution. wrote to her
sisters for aid.
By that time. and his wife's sisters and their
husbands have Just succeeded in finding him.
Hia wife 10 now on the way to America
Mira O'Hara'a parents are wealthy residents
Of Bethlehem. Pa, and It was while Burnett
Was travelling about the country with the
patent N odicines that he met her there. It is
Understood that extradition papers will be at
once procured By District Attorney Graham OF
Philadelphia.
The sun., 1894-04-07
BANoA L0MBARDA.
hIcHAnL NAsTsoFtrrno.

There have been rumors for some time that
the bank was In . shaky condition. and
the depositors. OF whom there are probably
200 or 800. began 10 get worried. About two
weeks ago Francisco Cincello who had $500
Deposited In the bank. wanted TO draw por-
ton OF It The banker declined to honor his
draft. He explained that he had put the money
out ct interest and Il was impossible for him
TO realize at once. Cincsllo being unable to
get any further satisfaction caused the arrest
Of Mastropistro. Justice Lockwood required
the banker TO furnish 81 600 bail. Bonds
were furnished By Dominica Dominizio Of 3e7
Fourth street Mastropietro was indicted and
notice was served on his bondsman 70 pro-
duoe him In court yesterday. The bondsman
TO his great grief was unable 70 comply with
the notice because the banker could not bs
found. A capiss was issued for him. The
5sws q sk% Mska%st.oRistro,s % dls.ppssrsnes spresd
SsPE was sSOn dii.d With an sIcitsd crowd q
and 9i %S:s gS:spS
sss si snasd out ESS Boo: :eq u 4: ::
Ss.n rs5s s5,ps Il IS sSa that they
hss .os lad
left farewell letter written on : half sheet q
Pane: 81 glass In the upper part OF the door.
ITO III DEE d.rprro,s, E.ous. m. for ,s.v-
ins q III ai,s this but SOh;:s
% 60 Ss!s sos %'9s &. mon %9nsS sSi tnss:.d ,e
soins to ESs have = soss Sisc
thsre. and A as soon e I get Il I win come baei
=, It is estimated that asssroplstrs's dsisio.-
about 3SS IL &: S:ni sna
hi, saS Ssnk s bo2ks shoy deposits Isn.ine from
nnderso0k Sa 70 Z, act e. AGENT for hi. sustomsEs
Is.i,. J a; q: soSE theft Ron:y nd ssys ,so.ies
never reached tts destination.
The crowd OF angry deposttors surrounded
byN reporter Yesterday evening. and showSd
him their bank booka Some Of the books
III. h.S e s.ss ssi 70
a2G0 PA . me. sS sSoSs TsSsss ssssEL = Etdgv
ASSss ssSss IL: sh sss ss:.c;ss .;s
and Dtxor and Vinoenko Palspso. PAlenzS y
the missing bankers .son-n-lay. Constable
Meyer tacked up writ Of Attaehmspt on the
door Of The bank; It had bsen isQS9d 6yy4s-
ss sss: Ss g IL: s.:s S II
mspts. ais .fatSsr.ln .iaw. before hls Dc.
mcass s{s Is1RSS =: ss sss
Ii: e e.: r. s:; sod S Z e. n n
or promissory notes. but Paisnso' ADOPTED
more elective method
The sun., 1894-04-07
TIE SIC1HERoY,s GUHA
Eagiaser vaa Iderstiss says They Worked
Perfectly and with Great Preeisioa.

EaEiaser Vas Iderstiss Says They Worked
Perfectly and with Great Freeisioa.
SOUTHAMPTON. April a-Mr. G. Van Ider-
stipe. formerly chief engineer Of the dynamite
cruiser Niotheroy. arrived here from Rio de
Janeiro on the steamship Nile to-day. accom-
panied by his assistant engineers. Alonzo
Allen and Jefferson Smith. Msssrs. Van Idsr-
stine. Smith. and Allen will sail for New York
Nile ATTY OF the former crew Of the Nlctheroy.
Speaking OF the Nietheroy, Mr.. Van Idsrstins
New York that shs did not have Q pressure Of
10o pounds q steam. Her machine guns
mite gun had great ia pr.oson n
striking Qbisets ct very long range. Altogether
he regarded her as . very formidable war ship.
moored to . buoy Instead Of being anchored In
the ordinary way, 20 that BY simply knocking
INN ediately. To get her ready for aoSion only
three minutes was required
The sun., 1894-04-07
BRAVERY REHARDkn

Aoun as. Ware Aseeivss Assthsp Medal
for Shs Brave Rescue OF Tive Childrsa-
awarded . silver medal to Roundsman
Denis +. Ward OF the West 126th street
police station In this city for rsssu-
ing two children from droWning on
March -. 1892. Tho childrsn- Willie Swain.
years old and Mabel. his 1l-S sar-old sister
we're PLAYING at the foot OF East 12Oth street
and fell overheard
Ward plunged In. and. with the assistapcs
Of another policeman. saved the girl Then
into the stream by the current The rounds
man and the child were unconscious when
taken from the water.
In recognition OF his bravery Ward reesiysd
medals from the Police Department. from the
society. He WAS also promoted from pGtroI-
man TO rOundSmkn.
The sun., 1894-04-07
EDWARD BELL. PARK CoMMIssIOSEh
Edwara =. STEERS Succeeds IIr. BsiI In abe
Scho0I Board.

Mayor GilroJ filled the vacancy in the Park
Board yesterday by appointing. to succeed
Commissioner Paul Dana. resigned. Edward
Bell OF 32l Lexington avenue. The new Com
missioner is In the insurance business He Is
a son OF the late Isaac Bell and for the past
two JsaTs has been Commissioner OF Com
mon Schools. This place he igned yestsr-
day. Mr. Bell 4 the associate Tammany Hall
leader in the Fourteenth Assembly district
and one OF the Secretaries Of the Executive
Committee Of the organization. He Is thirty
i've years old.
The Mayor also 1Ppo!hted kdSafd 7. steers
Steers is a native Of Ireland. 80 years old. and
resides At 2.O1G Fifth aYenus. in the Twenty
lumber merchant. He IL now President Of the
Twelfth Ward Bank. and deyotss all OF his
time to the business Of that Institution He 10
4 Democrat
The sun., 1894-04-07
Visited the house again alone on the evening
How did you nnd III. doorY' Mr.. Weeks

Atar. ea usual" the witness answered.
Hjsr as bsfoTe. b. you Sf means sss corrected Mr..
a. The y yitpc:; ". proceeded under fire Of obi.c-
he said. II ordered some beer for the girls. |
dsssfibsd sIS as s. P' hsS Sfsn mere and
some OF the girls adjusted their Rsrters
and and held their dresses unnecessarily high.
...obiectr cried the Colonel
STtrike OUT said the Justice
-, The word unnecessarily agreed Mr..
And unnecessarily long" continued the
Object" reared the celonsl
w.aIIhe word unnnecessarily.'" repeated Mr.
II only wanted to tell the truth" said the
witness. looking confused nt the rows he was
ssissRs; sas .hsD waited some time for my friend
When. Col James rose for the cross.exam-
hss been M 80 much Of 'iI hs testmeny @ .tricEss
out Il may be necessary to strike out the Wit
Thst .1,as ri %iSht b dsnserOus'sttemDt" OOm-
accept ths 5.sDcnssoss, Col Jane;
dSsseri M; S.!. sS'''SS sSSn.,..vea year.
9-yhsr. w.r. you sdues,.di Ain tn. public
a 'sS and S SSu. .oSSc SGnSm'
2-kvsr study anatomy A-Yss In the grammar
eSAh., d,a you. DO yh.n tn. girl adjusted her
'.5.s., Ts. ,,... A., ,o'..a ned. ny ,s,: back
honest a manner as to convince the isneb}na
audience OF bis sincerity. and the Colonel
that he came % to S New wy York six years ago ago
worked for his uncle q year and : half. and
in summer and worked Tor his uncle In % the
winter. until last winter when he began work
SS-wh.s & !. that hotel Joa keep, An. Asa..as
Lam ss,.s.i sss ins,s$' :n:S,, '' :"
Tha v,,nsss dId a. and .,n,,,n.a %.
ing Which sSessr: zee - to S be .omstSnT T. sboas San
coons, % lGs. tbnts n,s iswssr a sons a. ones and
After he had satisfied himself on this Point he
asked:
.s: :. ::: .u e.S: No. .Sa oh have
s.sn .sytSissi 't coanSsn S % 'Ss sa:fa fof
l::0 oH s.s!.. :ser. IN ii. f sss:r PAM .'a's ana
p .s. ,,oS. q. LOT, q sas eus.
osas$issss sasiss A.. ,.-- mu,s in ..rD.., :, ~. ,,
a.ns S ,n;e e III. work tsa ssii ea''
Wa .n, smeinesd % re- ot M
aSyHAr. you ro.rr,.dr A-So.
Q.ih.s the r.IInur.t society sen, youns. me.
psrienced unmarried church member into house OF
brostisutioni Al wss sent
Dos YOU mean .nsa Ssas.. :" 4. ons a. 81 Eaaas:
DSonM DonM wg sha tn9 ~ 81 ne GUY Oh hnm; wnis- wns
onei did not observe the warning. Tor ne next
sssSa: "a
soid @ the woman IN advsnce ae that house-that
So! did nnt ,om m po,.Sn 1n .dr. and ,.u
eSmlng ,tna iater. a. the police DO. answered the
wltness.
i l:'i :'f sI ''s :-s !s' s:.:
oZSln imaxinary Billy when did ron beoom. 40
ausinisd with hIm ; Al thought OF Iii name walk
oHo. far did yon md ne door o. that house spsn
ogow many d.y,.. vor sss ts.Ss ~ n 4 s,rel, sao
maj wouid mai t6s door opsn 10 dssres. vo1iS
OIL am not answsrins que.tiosa When thai eiri
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HE OWES PERHAPS $4,000.
MlSTRoPIETRo LEAVES a LETTER TO
hrs "DEzR cREDIToRsS

NE was ths President sss Beard 90 Direct
ers OF the Bs-es Lo-sares n Jersey
city-erisr IL the It.i,s. Csis-y Ther..
The Bsncs Lombsrds. . banking institution
In jersey City. which has been In existence for
about three years. has closed it's doers or
rather door. 10 was conducted By Michael
Msstropietro on . very primitive plan. Mas
tropietro wassths President Cashier. Board of
Directors. and. in fact. the entire BANKING in-
stitution. In the pass books issued II was sst
forth in print that the bank extended from BOO
to 407 Fourth street inclusive.
The fact II that the bank II In the dinsy
basement Of . tenement in the poorest part Of
the Italian quarter. Il IL numbered 89Q The
other numbers represent tsnements which
have no connection whatever with the bank
Ing house On the unvsshsd window Of the
bank there II this sign:
The sun., 1894-04-07
s.rIsG.. BIlsa Before Hs- DsatL.

HAcKESsAcE. April 6.-WOTd was received
here this afternoon OF the death near Ridge
wood OF Miss Abbis NJ kuglsr. 9 teacher In the
Midland Park public school near RidGsWood.
The young woman was In HAeksnsAek last
Saturday. when she Informed County School
Superintendent Tsrhuns that she had lust
consulted an oeulist In New York, Hho told her
that shs would become totally blind IN few
agAin- She was compelled 10 20 to bed on
reaching her boarding house near Ridge WoOd.
blind. The cause OF death WAS brtghts dis
ease. Miss Kugler vas bright young WO-
county. Her mother reached her before shs