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Csve. sAsp.ra Tsrs = Csur, nssrrsi way
ne wrets Sharply Absut Capt Bsuce.

CapA GhepsrA Tslis . csurt nfsrtsei WA
ne Wrets Sharply Absut Cspt. Bsuce.
Capt Edwin NJ shspard Of the receiving shit
Minnesota. ct this port was tried yesterday b.
court martial on charges Of conduct TO the
prejudice Of good order and discipline. and o.
violstioh Of . lawful regulation issued By th'
Secretary Of The Navy. The trial was held ~
the Brooklyn Navy Yard and succeeded that ol
Lieut. Charles II. Lyman. the Keersares'f
navigator.
The charges against Capt. Shepard arose in
this WAY, Cant. p. N. Bunee. eommandina the
:.r g e EsygpV ths & s .a
San s.S o: sSa ii Ss. e Il G Ss
cp. rsSs g G tS. 6.p sh.D cent
letter in which he said,
Ne 2 sgr 3; IL.
y s s sn ~ ". Go.
and requesting an explanation. Ihsvs 70 state ~ fob
nyeh ear. !. taken on board tn. nInnssot. in a.
ting s!osps for the sHpr,ntees TIE ere s.
.sd q tines q. f Il no, as mes. !. Nigh, could
:.:s . .S * sfsss :s wSes MINI 81
Washing In some eases boys are cent TO Newport
BE. van, o. time a sppr.ntis. may g, .vsI ne,
SSs S to the sS 10 'e: mn 81 e
S.vpsrs station 70 eri,ciis psys from the ann..o!
ssod, Of ohsT Phi: Sa am under 81:
impr.,.on thu, cap. Bunc. :, SECURING si,ssr con
s..s a. Is. sap.n:s 81 h srO,ssT oSsrs ~
II was on account Of the third paragraph OF
this letter that the court m artial was ordered.
so q. +. Becker. nrst. class ships writer and
clerk to the commanding off1cer Of the Mime.
sofa. was called for the defence. He testified
that shepssd bad atts% Pied to withdraw the
Commander w. f. Fields. formerly the Minne-
sota's executive on1oer. testified that the cloth
ing Of the apprentice boys aboard the ship was
testified that Capt. Bunce had eaid that the
last draft Of boys sent from the Minnesota was
the best he had ever received.
Shepard II he desired to take the stand In his
own defence. Capt Shepard declined, and the
Judge Advocate read his defence. which was
as follows!
but feel that the members OF this III not look
upon y in the manner IN which u 70 characterized.
inston L Is Sndosbisdy q ;sssfs eriiicism upon az.
ether oiicsr. but Il ,ndst be remsmb.rsd that vas
deayorsd 10 do my duty thoroughly. TO hsv. thi.rs
port made against me wssa severe mortineaton, and
bad siS sys heard Of reports Just 70 The contrary
s.s .':1. ..n very 2ssf c' s very "
is.son did I feel m.rs ssErisvsd At hts criticism I
pse. Sy n SP psn Later e ofry Tor Sns,
bad ssd, not that feared tbs Tor bad
e. and s.s iSdirs 81 mad
Fem aBGS.y sSu % X sSsP
feel certain that had my letter not been misnd as It
s.fo. m NJ. ea nSt only nop. Ss u.
court will look upon 1t as rs'listng case
ORD Witch isoushi bring out IN tie
s.yns been IN tn S ;.rrics 20 long and be-
The reading OF this concluded the trial. The
oourt's findings will be submitted to the sec-
rotary OF the Navy.
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si'a. Aps.r KIaAap IIls Sos.

PLANTIELD. N j., April Gan siRht-ysAr- old
boy was kidnapped nom the PlGinfield Chill
drsn's Home yesterday By his father The
child vas left At the home By his mother hrS
BilAs Apgar OF Hunterdon county . week ago.
The mother said she was going to PouRhkeeD
Gle. and she feared she would be followed By
her husband. She thought that by leaving the
boz in Plainfleld her husband would be thrown
on the track. Yesterday. however, the father
appeared ACCOMPANIED by man who said he
was an ofleer. Their said the boys mother
was crazy, and In spite Of the opposition Of the
took the lad away He cried and fought BIT
tsTly. and pleaded with the mAtTon 70 save
him. The authorities are Investigating
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MRS GRkooRY's MURDER RECAL1kD.
RrnxinEtos. the Accomplish OF NJ s uire. Dies
sooa After He Was Pardonea.

RrnzinEtob. the Aeeompiiee OF n M uire. Dies
sooa After He Was Pardoned.
PORT JERvIs. April 6-Warren Darlington.
the accomplish Of Fred Mcguire In the muir
der OF Mrs. Noah Gregory near Middlstown.
died on Sunday morning on the Sullivan
county barrsns. at Wolf Pond. In the town Of
Thompson. Mcguire suffered the death pen
atty and Brazington was sent to prison for
life. Recently he was pardoned by Gov
Flower because he was represented to be In
the last stages Of consumption just pre-
vious to his death Brazington made q
with whom he lived. that al his wicked and
hhi;s own life. He SAID that be saw MaSylre
detown, and take from his dead body
$lOo Mcguire threatened to kill him II he
exposed him.. few years ago . man was
found on the Erie kailroad at the Middletown
summit with bullet hole In his head. The
body had been placed on the track TO leave the
impression that IL had been run over by the
cars just before his death Brazington told
his sister that Mcguire had informed him that
he had killed the man and placed his body on
the track.
grandson OF Seth BrazinRton. the hermit OF
Wolf Pond. He was buried on Monday by
order OF the Superintendent OF the Poor of
Sullivan county alongside Of the canal ressr-
Voir where the old hsrmit's body lies.
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OAis .. Sore Fi...eI.i STRAITS.

COLUMBUS. o.. April 6.-Ths State OF Ohio
has no money. The Hon E W. Doty. the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee. to-day
introduced bill in the Legislature to
authorize the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund to borrow 100000 at 3 per cent.
because Of deficits in the general fund. for
period not longer than July l. 1896. Certin-
Gates Of tadebtsdness arc to be issued for the
be sppropTiatsd 10 tafs up The bonds issued
for the improvement at the Wayne County
Agricultural station, Issued By Wayne county.
on the certificates OF indebtedness, $50, 900 is
set aside. The State 10 In debt for several
public buildings now being erected. and has
never before been in as hard straits as now.
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5000 Uasnpioysd Poles TO Demand WORK.

BUFFALO. April 6.-The unemployed Poles Of
this city who are estimated at 5000. are pre-
pairing for q great demonstration at Teutonia
Park next Monday forenoon. The object OF
the meeting Is said to DO to demand that soms-
thing be done By the city to supply them with
work. and incidentally to denouncs the en-
ploymsnt at this time OF labor saving ma
ehinsry By city contrActors, lessening the
will be held under the auspices OF the Polish
section OF the Socialist Labor party Of Buffalo,
from the ranks OF its members. There are Q
number OF hotheaded m en- among thesePolAeks
and the gathering OF thousands OF them hum
gry and half desparing. on Monday has In Il
the eiementstof danger. no matter how we'll
intsntioned may DO the leaders
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warninG Utah Men TO Keep Diseased sheer
Out OF Colorado.

Warning Utah Men TO Keep Diseased Sheep
Out OF Colorado.
DENVER. April Ga proclamation was issued
by Gov. Waite to-day forbldding entrance to
the State from Utah OF all sheep without .
clean bill Of health. This shuts out 150. 1000
Utah sheep. and Colorado cattlemen are cred
ited with threatening to maintain the quaran-
tine for ten days. which will ruin the sheep.
Despatches from Grand Junction say large
herd u headed for Colorado. accom- panied by
ported coming on the Grand Mesam with 100
armed cattlsmen riding to head them of.
line near Fruita, and all classes OF citizens are
preparing to resist their movements Sheep
have ruined the grazing lands In Utah and
Nevada. and the Approaching herds would
also ruin the Grand River counties in this
state and polluts Gunnison River.
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Company will hold reception at the Armory next
tuesday night Previous to the dance exhibition
drill will Be gwen
Al the review OF the ThIrtssnth RsEim.nt Las. Wed
nssdAy. the stAn in ia passage around the Inca made
the journey without any serious obstAesA only one
member got Astray . little. ARd that medical
Oesr who placed himself the len OF the snesr Of
the brigade stan accompanying him. instead on mia
right lie Aso found he near the end ofths
line when the reviewing party about half way
around aud then mAds break for proper place THIS
threw The other members out Of step for in
the sbunie. bat the doctor got there Lieut. T. A
Johnson Of company ef this regiment. Who Is cred
tied with being hat eccentric. IL TO be examined
As 10 hIs moral character, capacity aud general
for the service. April Ia by state Board Of
Examination convened under 80 The mill.
iAEy code The olesrs detailed the BoaTd,Ars Gen
james AeI4ssE Second Brigade LieuT-COL W. H. Hub
bell Forty seventh Regiment and Surgeon p l. TsiA-
more. FouTtssnth Regiment
Tue last quarterly returns Of the TwsnlTthird RsSL
msnE show the strength Of that command 90 be s2I
Oniesn and men Companies aud have each 100
their rOlls The production entitled An Arabian
Night" viii be given BY Company next Tuesday niEht
Al the Criterion Theatre Lisut-coL Z Es Forest re-
Gently elected has passed the BrEAds Board. The
TsgmsntA athletic games take place ISnEhs Al Ihs
ATmoEy,
The bulls eye match in tue Eighth Battalion has been
postponed uatI April Ia The Armory QUALIFICATIONS
Huu6sF 70 'hATPah'0t'E' AHd - naFkAmsh
Ths quarterly meeting Of the Board 81 Omesr. Of the
ssysaly-nrst Regiment Sill be held next Tuesday
COMPANY 9 hAs slss'sd NJ Geo ,. ElssR FlrIg Lieu
tsnAHL
Troop A has HSw tsLsH up disnOuatsa drills. Ths
nflh HRhIvsrsAEy 81 the organization OF Ihs troop
LAS ruesaAy ted IN : royal good time A aumbsE
Of snlsTtAnsrs secured iaeudInk Little Bohnis
ThorRt0h and sthsr On Nay 80 the s0EasE sIsas Of
Ne Rss AEa0Ey = sIHssssd y ~ lAlA
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The agreement reached on Thursday By
which the building strikes should be declared
OF was ratified yesterday BY the Brotherhood
carpenters and the Board Of Walking Dele
EAtes- Under the agreement the brotherhood
carpenters were called out on the Hotel Males
oThOOd carpenters were Isadmittsd 10 repre-
ssntAtion on the Board. The strikes on lower
will unite It'll the Board In an 4nort TO destroy
the Brotherhood OF Painters. The latter sup;
ported the Brotherhood carpenters. and feel
very bitter over being left out The unlon u
small. and cannot hght against such eddA
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

The dates for rins practice AZ crsedmoor have been
assigned by Gen. b. n whitlock follows Seventh
Regiment May IL. L. 10 II. 49, Eighth Battalion.
Nay 7; Ninth Regiment. Nay !. 2. o: twelfth RssL
msnt. June I. q :, thirteenth Regimen. May O. II.
~; Fourteenth Regiment. May 9. 10; Twsnty-sseond
Regiment June 4. o. 8 Twsntythird Regiment May
~. 20. ~. as; Forty seventh Regiment Nay a. rs;
sixty ninth Battalion. Nay =; ssvsnty-nrst Regiment
June IL. Ia. IL: Troop A. Nay 8; Signal Corps and
FOURTH Eleventh. Seventeenth separate companies on
May 8. There will DO supplementary practise days
aug T. IL. 1s IS; Sept. Q. 8. 10. AZ, oct. O. Ia 20
Practice for sIpsrr Sept 20. Oct a.. 81.
II the statement attributed to Inspector. General No
0rath. that 1.-THE best man In the State OF York
to-day TO restore the sixty its old standing 10
eI.Lieut.Col James Moran" 10 correct then 10 10
wonder Major Duty and his supporters feel worried.
The Moran party have By means given mp the night
and have been working quietly and apparently with
some success; and 10 . number Of the recruits"
which the Northumberland has secured md their
into tho SIXTY ninth. the chances the plArs
OF the Duly faction for the future may be changed.
From oficsr Of the battalion it 10 learned that
assuming the sx ~ ninth should become regiment
with Duty controlling the enlistment OF new
paniss which right IL usually accorded TO command
ing o1ieerA the following slate Of promotion has been
arranged Colonel Major Duny; LisutenAntColo
Major Mccarthy; Senior Major Capt Lynch Junior
Major Capt Healy room has been assigned to Lent
hccrysA for quarters In connection With organizing
new company.
The first Battery viii hereafter drin By sections
each one drilling on . different night The present
strength OF the battery Is eighty ans sesrs aad men
The athletic games Of the Seventh Regiment which
are TO be held At the armory tonight win alone BE-
Interesting to the audience from the sxcssnes Of the
athletic programme. but Also from the fact that the
elaborate decorations used for the celebration March
~ last have been kept In place and many who were
unable to visit the armory that evening viii have
an opportunity to 70 there tonight
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A RrIa.,. Jsu.,Irr stoI.p.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Robertson OF Philadelphia
sailed for Southampton. on their wedding tour
aboard the steamship Chester on March 10.
The bride took with her some Of her presents.
including . diAmond-studded watch. dlR-
mond brooch. q diamond ring. and diamond
pendent Mr Robertson put the leHelry In .
yalise. left II in his statsroom, Ahd went out on
deck. He forgot to lock the door OF the state
room and when the Chester had left her dock
AWAY with the VallSe. The Chester arrived
here yesterday. and the police were on hand.
iaWalFV
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TAs Assassr Lssksa UpI ths Accused Re-
leased

John Davis OF Marion. Nj. whom Fred stem
bechsr Of Roanoke. Va. accuses Of sttsmping
to swindls him with green goods. was released
In 81, 500 bail by Justice yOorhis In the loIA-
VILE Police Court yesterday Pendiug ne
j sSl2 Lexington avenue signed the bon';
Stein becher was committed to the AoLse u
Detention as . witness.
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n FUNNEL PER SIX

Mayer sshIsrsa Dropped Iato LAtia. bat the
Grssapoiatsss Were outO HIa.
A delegation Of Grssnpointers called yestsr-
dAy upon Mayor sehieren and urged him to
oppose the project for . tunnel under New
town Creek and favor . bridge scheme. After
. long discussion the Mayor thus summed up
his views on the question;
an In favor Of tunnel per 90. That il to
say. believe In a tunnel that would give d.
Isct communication in preference TO some
thinR that would Interrupt communication"
The Green pointers seemed TO understand
hls Hopors Latin. ttor they All apDlAuded when
COMMUNICATED Gov. Flower during the discus.
sion BY telling the delegation that thsT need
have no fear that the Tunnel bill before the
IegisiAtuIe would become law. as the Cow
ernor would veto II as not being In accord nee
with the principles OF home rule.
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s1.sOo ,or Ipi.r,s. "a III. El.v.p. :.

The passengers on an up train on the sixth
avenue road on Aug. ID. 1891. were told on
arriving at l3jth street TO change cars LOT
l45th street. John II. Henry Gsilsr. in his al
tempt to Alight. while the car was still In mo-
ton was violently thrown on the platform
He got q verdict pf $1,000 against the Man
tiisVsrich's court yesterday. alleging that inc
conductor had refused 10 stop the train 10 's'
him OF.
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VERDICT AGAINST r. j. rREAor.
Joha Huatsr Receivers sI.IE0-Hs HAa
surd for $4,000.

The action brought by John Hunter. q men,
Der Of the Jockey Club. against b. J. Trsaey.
the Kentucky horseman. resulted yesterday in
the returning by . jury. before Judge InEra-
ham OF the Supreme Court OF q verdict for
81. $50 In favor Of Hunter
1t was alleged that TreAcy who had been
commissioned BIZ Hunter to buy from David
Swieet OF Kentucky three yeArling colts BIZ
fremont ana to pay So. OOO for them. obtained
also two GlenelK colts from BWigert and CON
Hunter sued for the Glenelg colts or their
value. which he estimated to be $1,000
Glenslg aolts was an outside transaction. The
jury gave Hunter al. 800.
Trsacy also purchased from SWigsrt for
Hunter a flly out OF Fair Lady for which he
paid So 800. To this TTeaey added $500 OF his
own and got In addition a filly out Of Lava.
ter sued for $500. and the Jury allowed him
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Loekjaw from Hsrts Hsssivsa .. sh,pssara

The frsightsr Marsea Of the Arrow line. from
Dundee. became unmAnAgeable In heaU
gale on March rs. and fell into the trough Of
the sea. A big wave washed athwart her. car
ryinR away the starboard lifeboat. smashing
the port lifeboat and jolly boat, and breaking
the lower bridge bulwarks. Iron rails and
his right hand In Q door about week ago
There was no doctor aboard. and he had lock-
Jaw By the time he got here He 10 In the No"
York Hospital
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Parts OF = Needle Puapsd Out OF aIs
Slomaeh.

KINGSTON. April 6-After he had So Tered sew
sral weeks with disease that puzzled physl-
clans. and was accompanied with hiceo ugh for
several days in succession that would not sue
cumb to any OF numerous rem sdiss applied. the
doctors day or two ago used q stomach pump
on John Minehin. Jr.. OF Goshen, the Welt
known Orange county hoTsemAn. His stomach
was thoroughly cleRnsed. and among the ean-
tents pumped M were two pieces OF steel
being parts Of q small needle which Mnehin
accidentally swallowed three months ago. He
was Immediately relieved,
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E..Ja.tls. N.-.Oa M IL rr,.oa.

Ex-JustIcs OF tho Peace Richard Wan Brun'
Newton OF GrAvsssnd Is on the sick list q 'hs
Grow Hill psnitsntiary. ON Tuesday. while a.
work In the chair shop. ne became faint aal
LETT IL since Dr. j. q. r. Hin Of Shsepshe9i
az. MckAns's friend and physician, has Iaii
several pro assionAl visits to Newton AZ ~
about kOHton's llRe4A
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5000 DaasEss for PolissnAa eIsAsoa's
Widow.

Policeman Thomas Gleason Of the Broad
way squad. on duty at the Tenth street cross
ing Was run down By q cab owned by Lederer
4 Co. proprietors OF the Buckingham stables
and driven by Thomas White. The cab passed
over the police man's body. He Was remVNsu
TO the sidewalk. whore he died. Ills WIDOW,
Della. recovered YESTERDAY IN me Huptems
Court before Truax. verdict oI soVOo oa"-
ages aga inst LedeTsr & Co.
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sun sssLIaE asKAa.'. HsIsa.s.

still smother application for writ Of habsGs
corpus TO secure John Y. MeKAns's release
from Sing Sing DSnding appeal was made yes
tsrday 20 Judge LAeOmos IN the United States
Circuit Court After hearing Arguments on
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Way she Lsn Hsr HaBy IN GOIdBsrE's
saloon.

Mary Tslth. 20 ysars old OF 80 Filth street
the woman who left al infant on . table In
Nathan GoldbsTEs saloon at 80 Clinton street
90 Wednesday. vas acquitted In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday She told the
Justice that GOLDBERG Was the father Of the
child. EhsTsupon the saloon keeper put on his
hat and rushed cut Of court
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Troops Too Late 10 Prsvsa. . LynsGIaF.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April GA special despatch
to the Chronicls from Greensboro. Ga. says
that Mrs. Chambliss a white woman. was
crlmlnally assaulted by negro last night
The negro was captured early this morning.
placed In JaiL An hour AttOTWard mob
attaeksd the jail 10 rssPonss to telegram
troops. but before thsy reached the jai the
mob battered doHn the doors They dragged
the negro from his cell and lynched him A. III
O'clock.
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Ike Thssssoa Says Hts stsPsoa Tried %
shoot Hlm.

Ike Thompson. the bookmAker appeared n
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
against his stepson. William Kent oil 81 Am
sterdam avenue Thompson lives at the on
entail Hotel At o'clock yesterday nor99i az.
handed money When Thompson oTdeIea
him 10 leave he attempted to draw plstql;
for examination.
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A nIEs.r Sal alas L0r %. CI..rlsE nes..

The Clearing House Association purchased
yesterday an additional lot on the west Of the
original purchase on Cedar street between
Nassau and Broadway. The new lot directly
Adiolns the American Exchange National
Bank. and cost 100000 The original pur-
chase vas only two lots. but the association
has deteTml1ed 20 put up . larger building,
and this will nseessltato material changes In
under way.
PrsSidsnt FrSds[le d TSppsa Of the Gal
lAtin hAu0nAl hAnA ed on the tnrss bls-
marok last evening. Dir. Iappsn has been
abroad couple Of months on atour Of Te0Tsa-
ton
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To Frs.ssaIe as IaalsI ror u asshsay.

LEXINGTON. Ky.. April 6-Ths Rev T. L.
southgGtS has served notice on Charles C.
Moore. the inhdel aud editor Of the Blue erase
BlafIs. that suit Will be died against him N the
CIVIL Court Ter blAsphsny,
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Disease ie 80 erect, not a esuse. ~. ories~
- ysttbfu Ste nrnif--tsttous without,
Hener, TO eurs the disease th. cause ,rust
be removed, sra IN 30 other wy esn . eure
ever be effected. Warmers SAFE Cure H.
establishes on iust thi. principle. II real
ises thst
ss PER CENT.
OF All diseases arise from dsrsnesd RIan.ys
nnd Liver. ,rd n strikes nt once ~ the root
OF the sifaority. The eiewents OF whies n IL
cornp--ed act directly upon these great or
gsnr. both 49, = ruod and rertorer, and, ny
pir cling them In - healthy eondition, driv. dis
ease and pain from tbs system.
For the irnumerrhl- troubles caused ny nm.
healthy Kidneyr, LIv-r, and Urinary Orgsns,
for the dtstresainG Disorders OF WON n for
all Nervous Affections, and physical de-
arrangements generally, this great remedy
hss no rausi. Iis past record H. . susrsutes
OF ecattuurd performances.
n. II. WARMER a CO.,
London Rochester Msibourn. Frankfort Toronto Psris
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BsIasso PrOAlsss 20 PAT IA. wife - a

Frederick BslAseO. brother Of David BelAs-
CO. the playwright vas released yesterday In
the Jefferson Market Police Court upon prom
isiDR to pay his wife IS a week. She had him
arrested on ThurEday night on q warrant
charging abandonment And RoR-BnPDoEL
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-H.ary Gmstts" Brousht Back fro- sIaE
Stag.

Henry Gillette" artist WHO formerly had .
studio at 22l East TWsnty-hrst street. was
convicted In July last Of stealing an antique
bracelet and ring from the room OF the Charity
Organization Society and was sentenced to
State prison for four years and nine months
Gillstte's eonyietiOn Was recently reversed By
the General Term OF the supreme Court and
he was brought from Sing Sing and aTralkn cd
yesterday In the General Sessions. His eoun-
ssi sskssa. t "a pan es neg hse9Iasr sm{th
The prisoner IL sAld 10 be the son Of prOml-
nsnt LAWYER. Gillette being an assumed name.
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Spring Topcoats is what you need.
They are the latest production in
skilful tailoring, and rival fine Gus
tom apparel in every way except in
price. No better ready-to-wear
garments are made, $40 to s35.
Our Special Sale of Spring and
Summer Suits from last season for
$40 is worthy of your notice; for
merly sold from $14 to $25. First
come first served. Two suits for
the value of one.
Everything for Mems wear.
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Company will hold . reception At the Armory next
Tuesday night Previous to the dance an exhibition
drill will be gwen