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New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

In the second Of tine DE Pachnann Tuesdays at
Chlckcrlng Hail. on the afternoon Of January o. the
pianist Will play the following nunbcrs Grand SON
ote Weber; "Vogo ais Prophet" "Jagdcd." "Ab-
schied." Schumann: "Grillen." Schumann: "WI,gen-
lied" Hcnze!t; Caprice. op IS. No. 2. Mendas-
sohn: variations scricuses Op. -. Mendclsson. The
nrogrammc Wi! bc brought TO close with the fol-
lowing Chopin compositions; Fantaisie Op. 10;
Etude Cp. g. No. ): Erude. Op. 25 No. C: Mazura.
90 3s No. 4; Vase brillante, Op. 3i No. l.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

Tho Knose quartet. Of Boston. VIII give a
chamber concert Of unusual atractivoness in Cham
Der Music Hall next Friday evening. The pro-
grar,rnc will consist of three compositions by
Dvorak the quartet and quintet composed last
summer In Iowa, and s"xtct In the quartet
and quintet a. The Tribunc's readers know. the
eminent composer has cScrnplihc1 some of his IDEAS
Of what kind Of musical material IS 10 b" found
in America and II viii be exceedingly interest
ing 10 compare them with the older sextct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
MISSING AFTER A PARTE

SaoIsch's Sister Fear. II. Was MsrSsreS,
hut the Police DO Not Th,sk no.
Joseph smoieck has been missing since Fob.
II, and his relations fear that he has been
murdered The police think that he IL dead.
but not that crime was committed.
He was Bohemian tailor. 30 years old, and
lived with . married sister at sos First avenue.
On the evening Of Feb IL he went to q birth
day party In tho apartments OF Anton stahlba.
He stopped on his way in saloon at the cor
ner Of FIRST avenue and Thirty. third street,
and had q quarrel there with John Arnot. a
Waterman In Kaufrman's cigar factory. Ar
not lives on the top floor OF the tenement whore
the birthday party was given. Smoleek en-
tered the Stahlbas' rooms about 10 o'clock.
The Stahlbas say he was drunk then.
About "a A. N. Smoleck knocked at Arm OF n
door. and was abusive. Arnot SAYS he finally
opened the door and struck Smoleok In the
face, The tailor went down atairs then but
Immediately came M again. Then. according
was the last seen or heard OF him. The next
morning his derby hat was picked up In the
ball near Arnots door. It was crushed at the
back OF the crown. and there were two holes
which might have been made by a blunt In
strument There were no blood stains Ia the
hall where the hat Was picked up
smoleck's sister has suspiciops that her
brother vas murdered and his body thrown
Into Int The East kiysT which Is near BY. The po-
that the man, being drunk. walked overheard.
Arnot, though anxious about the mans dlsap-
pearance, laughs at the idea that he had any
hand in II.
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POLICEMAN DIVERS TRIAL.
The Arrest OF Mrs.. Fuchs-His Defence Of
Hts Actor.

The Arrest OF Mr.. Fuchs-His Defeuee Of
Hts Actor.
When the trial OF Policeman " lillian DIVER
charged with assault In the third degree and
oppression in arresting Henry Kress. propri-
etor OF the restaurant at ~ Nassau street. was
resumed yesterday. in the General Sessions,
Assistant District Attorney O'Hare called Mrs.
Helena Fuchs. restaurant keeper. OF 90 Nassau
street Mira Fuchs Is young widow. and she
gave her testimony with energy and ON phasis.
She testified that she was called to the door Of
her restaurant by one Of her servants. She
saw DIVER passing. holding Mr. Kress BY the
collar Of his coat. Mr. Kress said:
Mrs Fuchs. this man Is locking me up be-
cause / refused to give him drink"
Mrs Fuchs then said:
"offieer. you had better not make that arrest
for your own sake."
Thereupon Dwyer turned Mr.. Kress over to
Policeman Ryan. arrested Mrs. Fuchs. and
dragged her along roug hly TO the Old Slip sta
what had occurred she was discharged.
Ig9atE hrnstsin, one OF kress's walters. tss-
ia ssf b M ks. wa; about b s sssl his
Il had been DIVERS habit for two years, to
svenns and ask Tor drink wSie ON dntS Sx .nd
In full uniform. Dwyer asked Mr.. Kress for
him drink, and did not want Dwyer to come
Into his place again. Thsreupon Dryer
dragged Kress up the steps to the street and
started for the Old slip station with him.
Then Mr.. O'Hare rested the peoples case
In his opening for the defence LAWYER
good record as a policeman. On the evening
In question he saw Mr.; kress and his friends
standing at John and Nassau streets talking
excitediy. They had evidently been drinking
Policeman Dwyer told them that 1t was not
the place for an argument. and that they had
better go home. Thereupon Mr.. Kress called
Dwysr thief, and said that II Dwyer arrested
him he would have his buttons taken OF.
friends followed to the station. ON the way
Mrs. Fuchs called Policeman Dryer names
ana caught hold OF his blouse. tearing of .
Mr.. Kross was fined IS.
Police Captain Cartwright OF the Old Slip
station and several business men of John
street testified that Dryers previous charac-
ter was good. and Dwyer told the story out
lined BY Mr.. House in his opening.
The case was adjourned until to-day.
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The Co--t-.iorerrs SO orasr, Aitho-eh supt.
Bsrnss says There's No case.

The Co.u-ts.iouerr SO Order, Aitho-eh supt.
| Byrnes says There's No case.
At the meeting OF the Police Board last week
| q resolution was introduced BY Commissioner
MsoLean requesting the superlntsndsntto re-
| port all the facts come cted with the raids
made By Central once men In the Twenty
| second precinct com m andsd By Capt Haughey.
The resolution was adopted. The Commits
sloner desired to know why charges had not
been made by the Superintendent against Capt
Hsughey as we'll AZ against Espts. Price and
Martens. who were tried recently and fined.
Superintendent Byrnes reported yesterday
that on Dec. 10. 1893. Capt HauRhey raided
dlsorderly house in West Forty-sixth street.
kept by one Annie Gray. and arrested her and
several inmates; the inmates were fined By
police magistrate. and the proprietress was
convicted In the Court Of Special Sessions and
fined $50. In the early part OF February In
spector McAvoy. who has charge Of the district
reported TO BJrnes that Capt HauRhey had
notified him that he thought he woman had re-
sumed business. admitting only persons whom
e Zee he S9S.s dark sni tSs S. fpd oo as
i9s Locke. and that he was then endssyorinE e
the piac. again. The YnspsetoT s si.o stated
that he had directed one Of the men detailed
tive bureau to ,ootsin .syidenee. against this
feb: ~ The superintsnd.nt considered that
Inspeotor McAvoy and Capt HauEhey had
done their whole duty in the matter.
After the communication had been read
Com missloner SheehAn remarked: 81 don't
see any difference In this case from Prices
They are exactly the same. ! think charges
should be made against Capt Haughey."
Commissioner MacLean agreed with his col |
league and President Martin moved that the |
Superintendent be directed to prefer charges |
against Capt. Hauehey Of NEGLECT OF duty. The |
charges will be based on the evidence OF the |
Central ONCE detectives who raided the dis |
Policeman Hugh Mcfarland Of the Tender. |
loin station, who got drunk on the night OF |
March and created o disturbance In the Con- |
unental Hotel, was dismissed from the force |
yesterday. Patrolman jeremiah Bush OF Tre- |
mont and fatrolman Thomas Cassidy OF Mul. |
berry street were also dismissed for being |
drunk. Patrolman Joseph Il. Burke OF Eldridge |
street was fined ten days pay for sssauting q |
citizen. Patrolman Thomas C. Woolston, ac-
cused by q saloon keeper Of attem pied black
mall, was dropped from the rolls. permits sion |
to withdraw his resignation being denied.
Observation-Disclosures Edward Newman, Etdridg. |
street to MorrisanA Patrick Corcoran Old aip TO III
bridge street fatrotnsn; Usorse T. Parker MofrssniA
to East 1U4th street. John ". ThfalL Morrsania TO
Bast Hzhty eighth street; Patrick Read Bast twenty.
second street TO Morrisanis Hugh hsIyef. Elizabeth
bridge Ba.t Ffiyirst street aeorse Hubbard. High
Bridge to Mounted Squad: John j. Roche Delaney
street TO Central once. Roundsman Fsrdon OF Union
Market was sent to West 125th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
DE BoUILLA's JEWELRY SEIZED.
Special Treasury Iaspsetors Csm on Guest
OF the Hotel Martin.

Special Treasury Iaspsetors Csm on Guests
oTthe Hotel Martin.
Bpsoial Treasury Inspectors John Curtis and
ueorge Seally called at the Hotel Martin. at
Ninth street and University place yesterday
morning. and asked to see n. and Nine Well
de Bouilla who arrived from Tarls on La
Brstagne on Monday They accused the couple
OF having smuggled large quantity OF yalu-
able iewslry into the country. but tho stranG-
ers denied vigorously aud with Struggling Of
shoulders that theThAd any vAluAbles what
ever. The inspectors then displayed their Au-
thority and insisted upon making a search.
1t was not long before they found thirty pack
ages eOntAiuing forty-six articles OF jsWslry
and silSerwaTe. These they seized and took
with them to the Custom House Acting Spe-
eial Treasury Agent Cummings estimated the
seizure at about SO, 600
The ieWelry consists OF several pairs OF pea RI
earrings, one pair OF which 10 said TO be worth
sl.OOO; diamond earrings. four diamond hair
pine. six diamond breastpins. several plain
and iewelled rings. gold watches. silver table
ware, lock cts and q silk umbrella with solid
silver handle, studded with diamonds
III and Nine. de bouilla managed to sscaps
the ylgiiAnes OF the surveyors men when theJ
landed, having declared that they had q yalu-
Ablss. but the special agents oiiics had re-
esIVed . cablegram from Paris warning the
officers to look out for the De BoulliAs- The
latter were not arrested. but they were told 10
call at the Custom House and explain matters
Valuabes
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ssntvoord and Mr.. Black In his IntsErity. n
hss morsossr ip,tiasd SoI FiSv so IN re-
superssdsd ~ the appoiptment o. DEPUTY AZ.
that no Inquest in any part 81 the land
was ever. conducted more uprlghtii OF With =
how Robert Hoss came to his death. The
opinion 70. night 10 still that Shea will be bed
for the Grand jury on the charge 81 killing
charge Of assault in the hrst d.sree IN ATTEMPT,
ing to kill William Ross. and that John Bolsnd
Robert Ross. Shea. and holland II will be re-
called. we're arrested for thif crime. Just who
shot shea and MoGouEh will come out on the
trial
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wEaLEs ACCIDENT r0Li,r.
ui- Er~eut~r. tsr't ChIi-et n g
They D:du's Csn,pIy with I,- C-ra,tton

M. Er~sut~r. csr't Csii-et II Sc ne
They D:dn's csnpIy witb i,- C-rd,tton
The trial before Judge Freedman In the SUI
perior Court OF the suit brought by tho exec
utors OF the late Hsnfy wehle against III.
United States Mutual Accident Association to
obtain the SIC. 900 insurance on his life re-
suited yesterday In u verdict for the defend.
ant. Henry Wehls was q well-known east
side lawyer. His body was found on Sept 4.
1898. floating In the ocean OF Far Rockaway
A verdict OF accidental drowning was rem.
dered bya Coroner's jury but the insurance
association refused to pay the policy. con.
tending that death had been due to hear,
disease. '...t
In the trial Yesterday David Murray and
william A. post appeared for the insurance
company. Charles Wehlc. q brother VI tho
dead man. and Nathaniel MSefs were counsel
for ting plaintiffs. Arthur W. Hopper testified
doyn@srd about ely Zee. fSn the shSi. ff #:
.a.s ;f S, q. CON- q q: s ssy +.
BODY Tor nation sftsH asmsns Ras Se see
tors shnll have no clain upon thssompany Tor
The lawyers for the company said tho, such
other side commended that The dsessnd had MT "e
Ssss Rsds saSnTa ss H. Pea,
brought forward testimony 10 show that the
drowned man had been seen two hours before
sa. Il ss se% a,SyH
hsa contract right 70 examine the body.
sss' from ne l sas Nat ii. .55s R
upon which the policy was Issued, and that
the executors Of Henry wehls should have
given sueh permission, so far as was 10 their
bring In verdict for the defendant. The ex.
ceptions noted By the counsel for the plaintiff
Court 49,
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ACCUSED OF STEALING $4,000.
Conndentiai Clerk Jones Locked Up IN I.ud.
low street jail.

low street JaII.
Milton l. Jones. confidential clerk Of Snow,
Church X Co. collection agents OF 2o5 Broad
way. was arrested yesterday on an order
granted by Judge Giegerich Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and was taken to Ludlow street
JAIL charged with EN- bezzling $4,000 from the
firm. 1t is alleged by Treasurer ". A. Stevens
that Jones has been In the habit OF abstractine
sums varying from $40 to 500. the pro-
ceeds OF collections made by the firms
correspondents and agencies. Mr.. Stevens
says that when he discovered evidence
that Jones bad been stealing he called
Jones into his office. Jones said that he
had used the firms money but that he In.
tended EVENTUAL v TO return II, He offered to
Pay the money back IN lnstallmsnts. and on
March he gave eight notes aegrsgating
q ouO. payable within n year. The notes were
drawn to the order OF Snow. Church 4 DO. we're
signed by Milton l. Jones. and were endorsed
on the back by Mrs. Teresa ]. Heed OF Baltf-
more. who guaranteed their payment These
notes were taken to baltimore by Nate &.
forReFleR >S'A
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BROWN. M.a,s,.. Mao N m o. ....,..

Edward W. Brown. rs years old. OF 1874 West
sixty-hrst street. was arraianed In the York
Vile Court yesterday morning charged with
ATTEMPTED suicide. Policeman Kerr Of the
West sixty-oighth street station was told nv
Conductor James Foley OF the Broadw way road
~ o'clock last uight that Hrown had sWal-
lowed quantity OF sthsT, This Was At Sky
Nrst street and Amsterdam avenue. Kerr took
IeroRnizsd As medical student. Alter Brown
hAd received tTestnsnt he was looked m 10
sold justice hoeh that he Was suffering from
Alment. He was discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

Actress Aseis wstsrs nee - Uspss-sss
Easerteres n Jersey CITY.

Actress Adeie waters Ne - Unpisssas
Esserisn~s n Jersey CITY.
Ahurry call took the First precinct polIe'
patrol wagon 10 Hudson and York streets. Jsr
sey Ctr. ct 1870 A. NJ yesterday FifteeI
minuteelatef the patrol wagon dashed up 4
the police station with seven passsnFers
-Four Of them were prisoners two Of then
policemen, and one blond young woman
pretty. we'll developed. and richly dressed
but looking as " che had undergone ,
rather severe experience Tbs prisoners
were booked a. Henry Pagan. aged "a
. fireman on the steamship Alaska; Johr
Connolly. aged II. OF O84 Garfield avenue and
Michsel Kingelspicl aged 10. switchmen en-
ploysd by the Consolidated Traction Company
and William Gurr. aged "a Of 107 Adams
street. Hoboken. q motorman employed By the
same company. The young woman was in q
semi-stupe6ed condition and scarcely able 10
give her name. but the policemen said she
was guest ct Taylor's Hotel 1t was after
ward learned that she arrived at the hotel
Waters. Ban Francisco. Cal.
=. The policemen. Gannon and Cody. explsin cd
sSs. shs5 had found tss nd Ps
saloon at Hudson and York streets, about .
block away from. the hotel and the Pennsyi-
yousg woman. There were several other me n
they pssa ali but the
70 be exhausted and under the influence
she. told City Prison Keeper Watson
that. and that che had been conn ectsj with
Fanny Dayenports company and the Mckee
sspltsd aud That her III. was dsspai rod o. -
nesterday stter32oon when hon she had rseSysr.d
wanted to have no more trouble about the
Miss Waters arrived on the Pennsylvanis
Railroad on sunday afternoon. She says she
had been drinking freely on the trip from Cali
go to the nearest hotel 70 brace up. On Non
day she fell into state Of nervous prost5a-
odor in her ' room T. and from her breath con-.
vinced the Doctor that she had been taking.
some Kind Of drug. The 9doI ,of .vsierisn Vas
morphine TO quiet her nerves. and also slim
Mics Waters left the hotel. early Monday
members visiting several saloons In the neigh
borhood and drinking. but SHE can not account
heG With hI sss
doesn't ember the matter.
Detective Dalton had an interview with her
in the hospital yesterday afternoon. and when
he informed her that four men were locke up
on Q charge OF having assault cd her. she said:
et ed at Tnsy h. ssS .bs
not married. She assured Detective Dalton
that she was an actress and good actress. but
been with. The doctors ut the hospital say
hat her eondi d, Sl is due entirely 20 the
ibInk she is addicted to the opium habit. She
will probably be Kept In the hospital until che
re-, ers IRON the effect o. the drugs and
held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
INSTRUCTIONS To CossUurrIyg..

The hoard OF Health Ia Dis'rIhuis $4,000
topirs OF I.- CIrsuIa..
The Board OF City Record has authorized
the Board Of Health TO print its report on
tubercular diseases for distribution Among
physicians and consumptlye-. The BOARD Of
Health In It's request says; "Tubereulosl. Ia
now recognized as a COM unicaI.le diaen o
from which the mortality IL yary great. and
snfh disease 10 20 large extent preyenta' l..
that the people generally should hs Informed
on the subject ana especially tho.e families
them TO take the necessAry pree ions to pre-
vent Us further spread." There Will he I5'Ib,O
lives In English. German. Italian. and Ho-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

The sorrsaio Fiads Herself In the AId., or
HsrEs and Fog.

$50 '~'ESe'o E'sos heFssH IN the MIDST OF
hsrEs and Fog.
The German steamship Sorrento. which got
In from Hamburg yesterday, entered ON
Wednesday last the expansive Ice field that
crippled the steamship Carlisle. which Was Ice
Imprisoned on March ~. The ice had moved
two degreesto the south or down below Iati.
tude ~ within about sixty miles OF the west
steamed into the hsld 10 marked on the last
chart OF the photographic Ofhes as the prob
found plenty Of II. Fearing to strike a berg
She sorrento allowed herself to DRIFT with the
steamed ahead, aud found the soE full ~ ~
70 the westward. She was about five hours In
Ihs ice n-id- About twenty IcehsTgs. the big
observed whom the fog lifted WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

There was frs on MONDAY afternoon on the
ton moor OF 40 Eleventh. avenue Joserh
BTrne. aged % years. a stranger. rushed into
the apartments OF Mrs. PatslkA
I'm an officer" he cried Show rae your
Valuablss and III help yOu sAve them"
Mrs PatOlkA showed him some thinRs lie
picked ppa purse containing si23 rash and
started o run down stairs with IT. Uste tive
MeChArls OF the West FoTtI.seyenih street
station arrested him. 10 the rkviiis Cour.
yesterday justice Koch committed Byrns Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
5000 Yara. Of U..rar..a Stolen SIM,

when Mother Mandslbaum. the notorious
fence" who died in Canada recently. fed to
Canada. about twelve years ago. to avoid trial
for receiving stolen goods. three thousand
yards OF stolen silk which had been found In
her place OF business was put by the District
Attorney in the care OF the American Safe De-
posit Company. Mother Mandelbaum was
never tried, because she took good care 10
keen out Of the United States. and the silk
WAS never claimed. 30 yesterday District At
toTney Fellows ordered that the silk be turned
over to the property clerk OF the Police de-
partment. II ills not claimed IL will be sold
for the benefit Of the pension fund OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
a r-,.. for Nor-al coll.r. Girl.

At the quarterly meeting Of the trustees Of
the Normal College. held yesterday. Trustee
Guggsnheimsr presented q letter from VIII
liam stsinway Offering a prize OF $3.50 TO the
student Of the college AdiudEsd BY the faculty
ways check Tor the amount was enclosed with
the assurance that the same amount would Re
forwarded TO the college each year The offer
Was Aeesptsd hy the trustees. the prize was
named The SteinWAy Prlzs." and th0 clerk
vas ordered to send = letter Of thanks 10 Mr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
sTocxBoLDEns QUARREL.
Ex.shsri6 obrmsa's A,taehatat Against
HIS Piae Froaset Cousrasy.

Ex.shsria oormaa's A,taehatnt Against
HIS Piae Froaset Cowrsey.
The Sheriff has received two attachments
against the Imperial Zine Product Company OF
80 Park place. one for s4.682 In favor OF Never
Claudius Warsaw and the other for s2.4I5 in
favor OF John J. German. former sheriff. both
on notes Of the com pany TO Y. J. Milignn
The attachments we're granted on the ground
pang was Incorporated Under West Virginia
laws IN June. 1851 With capital Of s2OO,!1I
The company max es turpentine tar wood AL
cohol and naval stores
William A: Topping was Trrsident and John
J. German Vice President Of the 20 n tauv Mr.
Gorman laid yesterday that tners had been
some differences between the stor holders
agreemsut The company has large assets in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

The RoT, Clarence E Woodman OF the PauI-
ist Fathers has been knightsd Gy tho King OF
spain IN the order OF Isabella. the Catholic
The information has Fseshtly hen ,ao.i,.'s
tEom eshoF horSt, Minister OF STATE. fkthsr
H1oSSeh an SnsAEs spanish husDuT Arch
nsgL the Lsntsn course OF sermons NJ Sbs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
Css,s SoE Ev.Hssna. 90 Far.

judgment for s1sI.s5. obtained In the
supreme Court In favor Of the executors Of
the Robert Ray Hamilton estate against IVAN
gsline u Steele, alias Eva l. Nam. alias
Connty Clerks once YESTERDAY. The judR-
peat - Tor the costs Of an action brought ~
Esaneellne against the sxseutors Of the Ham
kay Ha1iitsa. dessassd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
CARRIED hLLIOr RoOsEV4Lrs cIRDs.
Il. kOOssssIt McCunOaEh Was ID NM ana
"SaIdh'i PaS LiIs CAsAan

Well-dTessed man. who called himself +.
Roosevelt Mccullough. and who had SONS
visiting cards with Elliot Roosevelt. Kniek-
srbosker Club" engraved upon them. was ar
TSigned Yesterday morning at the Harlem
folee Court De was charged with havInR
been dTunk and having refused to pay his
Is6m I on Monday night the cabmIn. VIII
drove him 70 the East lO4th street police sta.
ton. and t0lc Sergeant joyce that his pas
ssnger wouldn't pay the 81 that was due IA
himself Sergeant Joyce locked him up'
Justice Nelde discharged the PRISONER with
the Advlee 70 seer sober In the iuture
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
FOr New Trial rar NJ, H..h...,-

Herbert W. KNIGHT OF Newark. counsel for
Dr. Buchanan. who is nov In Sing Sing under
sentence OF death for poisoning his wife. has
i es 20 ne SEifsIss % Shish ~ uiu ssply
~ ~ tElAk II lofms : NOlum in6ua dofs-
Ashh and MI b sabmiltsd u ~ Cana ~
AppeAla u AlbAnT n lev aays -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

For PimPles and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills a5c. AT drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co, 365 Canal st, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
PasIIl., AallsL.n E.Isl.. . Pasl,.L,.r rlrn.

Pugilist Charles Mitchell alleges that q book
published By Dick & Fitzgerald. entitled
Manual OF Boxing. BY Charley Mitchell" has
been placed on the market WHOLLY without his
assistance. knowledge. or consent. He has
Just discovered the fact OF the publication
snd as he 10 booked to sail for England on the
halsstIe on SATURDAY.. he hurried to LAWYER
stop the sale OF the book Mr.. Grant applied
70 Judge heAdAm At Special Term Of the SUI
against the further sale q sRS Sdo Injunction