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Dancing Academies.

FOR THE STAGE,
Ballet now forming; "a lessons. SO: best
school In the city; summer prices; avoid frauds:
mirrUrs and stage for pupils practice
PROF. DARE. l7SS broadway.
HEYZER's OPERA ACADEMY, 267, 2G9 sth
ave -Classes every evening; u monthly per
quarter. %: private lessons all hours: receptions
Wednesday and saturday all summer.
MANHATTAN DANcING ACADEMY. 20 West 18th
sl-Four class lessons. 81; "a lessons. 81; correct
waltz gasranteed IN sic private Lessons. with mu-
alc, ST. receptions Wednesday and Saturday even
ines; dancing 8 TO II; admiBsiOn, gentleman and
lady. zoe. lady and gentleman teachers; pDpc!sr
prices; send for circular: private lessons IN the
Salts our speciality: open all summer.
MIskEs MoNT0oMERY's ''schooi for stage
Dancing, - BIS West 18th ST. "herpentine' "
.tSpAnish" and all stage dances
MME EUGENIA's SCHOOL for stage dancing
ballet and toe dancing thoroughly taught 100
Wesf AID Of.
STAGE DANCIN0-EDDIE OOLLYER, 10 W.
nth %. those who wish 10 adopt the stage. Call
ON me: special classes at reduced rates: only non
professionals
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Flats ana Apartments 20 let.
uniurniahed-East Side.


u-,.-.- e., s,.-
lsT AVE. SN meas lS'h It . ronr,s ~ ~
H,1T; MHwIE l,'i'' T. g ls'1rtS4 >'nS.r ho'''
2p AVE- l"47 \ : dcoo'a,et i,yh' rs,"ls
~ ~ M',N Hn'r>
XII Il ~ ) 4 = d~ecniat"l outside rooms
.ISr 81 ny p.a- pay as. ,r all
iI-ht mons irii,r ,ySusptS hr.iy -, Il
"n'E
III H. 10 p. rsat tark Az. ,hp-I.M.It
i-Tu 81 .lSF -Tass b a ,n,-,s n,p-,ya
meutS. - a.. rsn, irss MI lam
S!D >r.. ~ = r leg. ri dor for r.sn' a5l,s
nm
.la,.. Si4 Ts~',6r ~
S5Tu ~ ,iIr r.~y r.,t a--@,. mr..
- - \.
-, 49," ''>""''' improve
u.ru - ,s,t -, -.,--. ,rl,-,,
haiis lrsa.rf TO- fg0- "a 30. : 80.
~ -. o-.-.- $3.50 -
,.7u 81 -srr. a.. --- la, -.,,
-, - "
-
AZ. 80 "IN '''-"'''
l-lh = n ->I-st- "a 1N',- " -,aqst
oa.u, rs5' MI at ,p..y ;. i&,siror
't',i - - ~, o ro.tA' "
". 'Ll'fo'rhe"t' 81 ~ 1A'"oF
iilFA = Z" - 'p'l, & ~t@:Gr.7" al lu-
-
iiaI ILL., 80. 3is r n5. pTv!', hSa'e " m a
-oAaalr.
l2lST IT. - : near Mount Morris Park Fiat,
y ~. bath, AZ Improvements su4t. fam
IL. so
\ -A-~I htNAN corn-r liith - aud Mo-.
-.n ave; !o.s'uo9 un.a5p.s>.-i v"ry stylish
MOI trim anG decora'ton, 7alt hight ron,k
| NGrar supply. cTIrs iinr "a. rrnaes eiec. n, n,
ihra.inon, c!.Haioi .ry Go hTs..ciaS .ranax
| XIV inI slySmiages IN n,I ~ y" ;,f r,"' I,nTIt
ave rorner siu.
CORNER FLAT, northwest corner 9TH Ev" =
iaI'n = a;1 S'SSs ~, Ia a.. ryirIvrn,Sn''' 5-''
'"'' A'''' ~ '""''''
so kENrs handsome home.lLEe single ,ant, :
rom, hhIh. hl improvements nSil q brc.hS
=, I',mmGL steamin,nt.a n coz weather stu
hEH'%,IImN we; ios.; ,Sl s'miHrge' eenu,i
M parlors N corner h9fis" suitable Tor mil
lnery' dres'makins or ladies' haif-dressins'
AYE. its, corner iIth q, :
cnptionalIy cool, henltny mats. 9 rucms q hnih;
rnnanSi S IL improvements "n my S'"' "'"' h'sn
aE""ln, mar pn'H 'n'rhl'r''
NG 1SiVlts Gcns s.h : ra" Is 'G i%a1iud fTsr FSSI No M
-, -
L~EHiN"iDm NE, Zso, near s',h -, ,rsnIa' OF
~yrrnX AYR n,,n.r IDIs, ~ m.
tnnIinI.Srynu Ia rr,, lignt room a bn,h prI.
~ G', W. US 80, ..,.o,.,, ,.,,
sar. al Ia, ;, rir. = Im:. utI,,ed uun.'raI,
rem 3i@.
M,pls0S AVE & 10;rI sr -,-,racr Fats. 5
49, w.. W r,n '""r ,,. : looms: nh
rnNh :. : y ,.,S & eth Piiy a. ,a,,a northeast 'or""'-7
rank AVE- nr-u floor tn s-o,n.,,one pri.
~ rel .'''' ~ ''''' ''''' references
,.,. zee go, go,
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ATTENTIONj-Why pay rent for Furnished flats
can buy q rComsi monthly payments
l2I7 broadway.
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MORSE MAN

WI AP ~ =.
e rooms g na,h, SIS, $40, So 1913 Madison
ave, near liam 81. Apply TO %ianlror,
30 NOT H. THIS OPPORTUNITY.
"TFRRAtE" APAR ,MEST HOUSES.
PAnN AVE, FROM 9TH ro 10TH +
YOUR ELEGANT CORNER FLATS, nicely
rpry improvements spar!c' dn,rprccs : rooms
: bath s.eN.n hentCd. also . t'Hts, FRONTING
Oh PARk AVE, same size 4 equipments, from
mon', loo Ea,t 1GNh -.
A-MOr " RIGI, 1881 +. S2I st. Flats, : large
'orntod; eject mcighborhood Apply ~jniitor
uNrcr IN premises,
ArAELMl Ms in tho Improved DWELLING
FOLSOM nEr~. SJG broadway.
c"RTER FIAT lorro Light rooms nice order;
lnsrla ave. corner MN ST, or Murrsy's.
CDENaR . inside flats, all improvements, seth
IT. 4 Lexington ave, 18th 1T, near Central
PIX, from go osn'n upward Apply 49, L,
EAST SiTH ST, ?il-5 rooms. improvements $40
Fact ssh Ht., ?si-1 rooms. Improvements. IS
East aith St AO' rooms. improvements. .... 20
REID, al Fast saith st.
SEw GROOM FLATS, handsomely decorated:
halls s bathrooms steam heated close 70 Central
Park muacr,t tie rrEts good tenant. Janl'or. 10 T..
''.' ''' . ''' .f H '''' ''-'' 80
THREE LIGHT rooms, corner house small re.
srcctshlc entity. Inquire Monday. Mrs. Nolan,
corner - ave. & Tooth II.
~ I'"L -N'S2%a mM IN private n"nse' 10" Fl
family, is: rnn h" 'c'n on sunday.
rj TO '2l- Flats. 8 rooms & bath; all Improve.
rnrn's, large. iirat airy room.; perfect order;
near |. station, Apply l65 Il, lOGth st.
i-LENT FAnt to 81 T. l52d ~. G.or, / rooms,
80; no children.
ur'urnlEhcd-Wcst Side.
| AMSTERDAM AVE-, eO2, near S9,h st.-Nice nat,
rooms & bath all improvements; SIS,
BANK 81. ~ rniurnished rooms TO rent for
small family.
EANK ST, IL. corner Of WAvcrley placc-2d
foOr, 4 large rooms: hrown-stonp front: good
ncighborhood; improvements; S22, 90. Inquire
II Bank 81
BARRow ST. a-NIce, light apartments. 5 6 I
rooms. improvements, Janitor.
B~LEECKER ST. 2s7-A very nice apartment,
large rooms rent Sl6,
BROADWAY, l0G5-Flat OF I rooms, all light;
location first class; either furnished or uniur.
nisIled. Talon.
CARNfSE ST. % 4 35-Rent reduced: ST. only
for { beautiful light. front rooms; improve
meuis elegant Nell-kept house. best 4 cheapest
10 The nelghb0rhood. MASON. 2s3 W. Sith st.. or
janitor.
COLUMBUS AVE, 76a-4 light rooms, front;
newly decorated sl2 a Sl3
GREENWICH. Css. near M~oron-Elsgant lish,
apartments. perfect order. improvements; will
pay m2ylpg: 40. i5 Janitor.
!AN,E 81 ~ mats . large rooms .,...,,,..,.,, els
10y W ieth' "a roor, private house.""-.... -
Avery, 20a stS ave.
JASE ST.. C-slnEis doors. 1 large. light rooms.
In Al order; VII 70 us: Enhi familisA
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Flats and Apartments to let.
upfurnIshsd-ws.t Side,

oWVtFW
GOTH ST., a. W. A first Dat TO let. suitable for
osTH ST., lO7 W. a rooms. bath, s22; near
elevated 4 cable; specini. inducements
eSTH ST, 10 w.-superior nsts, 9 large rooms q
tor or WOOD 4 MILLER. 29 W. l26th st.
18TH ST. l0l ". Elegant > room fats; bath
private hail fl6, S22 month free.
loOTH At. "a ". corner 9th ave. Corner fiat,
6outsld' rooms; bath s2S
ioorH ct la va rooms. bath. newly deco
rated. so.
i0IsT ST.. - Va large rooms L bath ali
rent s2l
all Improvements.
io2p ST. 1876 & III VS. rooms & bath; all I'M
prOvements. newly decorated; t20-Sa3.
lUnI So, lU3 W Concessions to good tenants;
q all light rooms; dressing a bathroom; station.
1871 IT. ~ WFST-Coruer flats. Sl5: 4 rooms:
improvements, j. J.. Briggs, b34 Columbus
ave.
io4TU ST. ~ W. near station Elegant fat
handsomely dccorntrd all modern improve.
mcnis; exposed plumbing u rooms and bath: NIL
light. Inquire on premises.
IoiTH ST. low. Fine. light Groom flats, near
station h park moderate rents.
iiiIIi ST, :OG ". u roo NJ l. bath, al light.
near MorningSide Park rent S23, :. SMITH.
HATH ST. ISL W.-Corner single fiat. I rooins
& bath, s2B.
llSTII ST, 30 -Dccoruted flats: ali i'm
pruvements; special Inducements.
I2sp ST. ?27 VS. rooms q bath. $40 a
l2IIH ST. 253 ". Flats. 4 rooms: rent, 50 to
Sl3; ring Ianitor's bell, LIST flat.
l25TlI ST. $50 W. % rooms h bath all improve
ments; rent $is. Apply FOWLER BROS,
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ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

Within two minutes walk OF the bridge, or nve
minutes OF Fulton or Wall st. ferry.
OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. GEORGE.
Handsomest apArtments In the city; 6, s and 10
tors; steam heat 4 every modern Improvement.
Rents only t5 to $50 per month. Apply TO Super
intendent OF the West End q Columbia apartment
houses. cor. Hieks q Pineapple sta. Brooklyn. or
TO J. HARTMANN, 80 Broadway, N. Y.
N. B.-spsciAi induesmsnts fer the summsr
monthA
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GREGa'S sHOR1HAND-As superior To old
systems as electric light to tallow candle. lEI
yysst>1 lth At
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COLLEGE PREPARATION Regents eSarnina
tons: private lessons, nc. languages, classics.
mathematics. Prof. CHASE. ID. West 4lth st.
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BOYS BOARDING ACADEMY, Wilton. Conn.
home comforts: good care: good table. terms
low. Augustus WhitlOck.
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BANJO. mandolin. guitar and stage dancing
course: circuiara J. DEAN, 60 ID ave. Es;
BANJO. violin, mandolin or guitar Instruction.
6OA I: instruments furnished free. Carlton col
iege, 1Of West 2tth ST.
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32D ST., lss Mic furnished double rooms;
housekeeping; privilege washing: rent SO. so.
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Musical.

ACCOMPANIMENT playing taught for 81: sue
view. GDcCE5s. boz 6ls Harlem World.
AGENTLEMAH. great expsrsnce piano, organ;
.pepil,s Issidence es quarter: NO advance.
A.-PIAkoL lbesONe, tsAchsr i0ysAs' expert.
eDcef4 hour. 90 eta hour, 10 cts. Lessons
hoIae. any PAT. CITY o. brockiyn;
A.-PIANo, violin. SO: singing, sl6: church
oman. so quarter, Including practice.
UN1TE PROFESSORS, World, uptown.
40 QUARTER Piano Lessons: beginners
peQl4ly Advanced: practice free Miss GROVE,
An ExPERIENcED LADY. plano. organ. sing.
inF . low fqnnsi pEiyllegs prectice;
ml1Ia lnn1ca arranged. he lo3 Wsst loth ct
Colf<EIiBT tstpdeDD de1ires praotics meetHu
<st1Inf1- XRBAN. boz l1o WoHd
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sTENOGRAPHY, observation-disclosures lessons.
I5c. weekly. day or evening. Stancl.re. 22s ".
105th ST.
THE CLARENZ, IA family school, New DUtp.
>. IL; 14th year: $3.50 yearly; music. !su-
guages: homelike.
TRINITY HOME sCHOOL-M0thcr's care
terms moderate; German. French, music. MIS-.
Ayfes, principal. Rossvllle, :. /.
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SMALL HOME 81 HOOL for young children. ~
minutes from N"r FORK, yet quite ~ ii Q conn
t-v; ample grounds for recreation lirg" study
r es;f leniy OF fresh milk and the nesl "a re- s. van
~ .hs children terins moderare; good references.
Address Miss nENLi ockpoS ll6 Railway,
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NO n blJ. uhnlO; vocal, MS -Ti.Lleuts inrnlSls
cd. assymond's School. 225 ". +2u 81.
REGENrS' EXAMINATION Tor students oi
law. medicine. dentistry aud pharmacy prepn
fntion ior college aud scleutItiC school; day and
%eveuins sessions. New York Preparatory School,
Incorporated by The Regents ns IN Academy OF
the University OF the state Of New York day
course begins May u, 4 r. NJ. For catalogue ad
dress secretary, IL East AID ut.
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Ihompson'S Business GolIegs

ast Institute Of Telegrnphy, StenoErnphy
ana Typowrtung 1910 year. terms reduced.
each department In charge of specialist uutke
other schools. this college has more business d.
mnnds for itB graduates than II cal supply. Begin
now and be prepared for posit rs wn-n ilIl bust
pess opens. Call day or e%reniu-. ~ addle A. W.
MADISON, A. N, Principal. ~ FOUE1I Avn.
(OpPOSITE OPER l~NslITI-LE-
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9TH ST., SO E., Drydencourt-Fine house, gor-I
geous pariors, plano, sociability; rooms 81. 90 to-
81: board optional.
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WE WILL uhNiSH FLArcomplete 4 ready
on terms Of 50 10 - weekly until paid for: par.
ties Intending TO hire a furnished fiat will readily
see the advantage OF owning the contents OF q
home a at really less expense; your choice OF an
Immense assortment of furniture. carpets, rugs Il
curtains, odd fancy, parlor pieces 4 scores OF
pretty, things TO make a home Inviting call for
list OF fats, price list h estimate. HENRY
MANNF d SONS, 420, All 9th ave-, between
3lst a 32d SITS. ; white building.
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18TH ST.. 23s E.-Large. comfortably furnishes
rooms. housekeeping privileges. suitable fr
| couples: 81. so. $40.
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18TH ST. 203 E.-Furnished rooms. all light
with or without board; I'd fiat.
14TH ST., 205 E.-Furnished parlor; gas & bath
4th fiat West. McClory's bell. .
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Sd AVE. 100 Sunny hall room, ~: large dou-
bile, well furnished, suit 2 gentlemen, 81
A Ii rlInan
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-17
TO RECORD THEM.
Democratic Members of the House
Rules Committee Adopt Caucus
Suggestions.
They Have Formulated q Rule TO
Record Members as present
But Not Voting"
House and Senate Pass Resolution
on the Death of Senator Vance Of
North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, April II. After a ses-
sion of two hours the Democratic men,
bers of the house committee on rules
agreed on the new quorum counting
rule, and thersupon sent for Messrs.
Reed and Burrows, the Republican
members of the committee. 1t is under
stood that the rule provides for ascer-
tanning quorum by counting members
present and not voting. and also for fin
ing members who absent themselves
from the house.
This 10 the parliamentary principle
for which Mr.. Reed has been contesting
over since the end of the Fifty-first con-
gress. It Is expected that when the rule
is presented Mr.. Reed will make one of
the greatest speeches of his life.
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STRIKE SITUATION.
Leaders Claim That Practically the
Whole ofthe Great Northern sys-
v+ tenn Is Tied Up.
There Are Also Rumors That Men ON
Northern Pacific and Other Lines
VIII Also Go Out.
Chiefs Arthur and Sargent Inter
viewed at Chicago as to Position
of Brotherhood Men.

SEATTI8 Wash. April l7.-Despite
the statements of the officials that the
strike ON the Great Northern railway
does not extend further aest than
Minot, n. ID, the leaders here say that
the claims of James Hogan that the
whole aystem is tied mp are correct.
Rumors resadoat among the strikers.
and are also heard among the Great
Northexn officials. that the Northern
Pacific II TO be tied mp on Tuesday, and
that every road west OF the Missouri,
with the possible exception of the Union
Pacific. viii receive the same fate.
Word has been received from Hogan
at Butte that superintendent Currier, OF
the Montana Central has started In q
buggy from Helena for Great Falls, O
distance or 100 miles. He also in
structed Secretary Adams Of the local
lodge to furnish men TO protect the
conpanyss property here, IL necessary,
and Adams made the offer to Buperin-
tendent Copeland Of the coast lines, but
no disorder Ii feared. The mail car of
the South wv estminister and Vancouver
train, was bronght out during the morn
Ing 70 leave at Oil. but the officials re-
fused To let Il 90 without the passenger
cars and i was left on the track.
ssnt Ont Canadian Raclfe Cars.
The strikers then took ont the Cana
dian Pacific carr which .run on this
train and transferred them 30 the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern tracka.
- a..
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Chief Of the Brotherhood Of Engineers
- Talks About ths strike.


-.. Talks About this Strike.
CHICAGO, April 17.--Chief p. NJ
Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomo.
tive Engineers and Chief Sargent of the
firemen's order passed through Chicago,
the former On route to st. Paul.
II am going to st. Paul to investigate
the Great Northern strike" said Chief
Arthur. "When ! was up there some
weeks ago the engineers entered into a
contract with the company, which WAS
settlement of their differences with
the company. The strike. insofar as the
engineers are engaged in it. is viola
ton of that agreement and ii violation
of the laws of the engineers brother
hood. Some of the. engineers have
struck but whether the ones who have
gone out are members of the brother
hood or not don't know. If they are
they have violated the rules and
my object in going to st. Paul 10 to
meet the executive committee of the
engineers committee, the chairman of
which telegraphed for me Sunday"
"Win you order the engineers who
are ON q strike to return to work if they
are members of the brotherhooh?' MIR.
Arthur was asked.
81 can't say as to that. Even if they
should return to work, that would not
save them from the consequences OF
violating the rules of the brotherhood. 2
Chief Sargent said the hremen on the
road who have quit work, also violated
the rules of their organization and will
receive no aid or comfort from the or
der. Chief Sargent 10 not going 10 sc.
Paul, but to Fort Wayne, Ind. to at-
tend q meeting OF the local lodge Of
firernon there.
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STRIKE rEELISa SPREADING.

Very LIKELY aEsn ON 81. C1ond, Fergus and
Barnesvilie Divisions Will Strife.
ST. CLoUD. Mimi, April 17.--Indica-
tions point strongly that the men ON the
Gt Cloud, Fergus Falls and Barnesville
divisions OF the Great Northern will
strike within the next "a hours. The
feeling here tor the the last two or three
days has been intense, a. this il an inn
portant point in the system. Two meet
ings of trainman have been held, both
largely attended. Division Superinten-
dent y. 3. Rice, Assistant y. r. Bus
kirk and Master Mechanic Buck held 4
conferences with the president Of the
American Railway union, and gave
some information regarding the, CONF
pany's stand point, which was made
knoyn It ! meeting of the men.
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CONGRESS TOOK A RECESS.

genator Vince Hoasred in Both Branches.
Also General SIocum.
, WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE early
session of the senate was devoted to the
adoption Of resolutions in memory of
the late Senator Vance, and to the APP
pointment of a committee OF senators to
accompany the remains to North Caro-
lima. The senate then adjourned until
8:S0 p. m.
The forenoon session OF the house was
was similarly occupied.
Resolutions in honor OF the late Gem
oral Slocum Were adopted. and the
house took recess until 1876 %. In.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-17
Peemlsler.s WIG ) Depa.y.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., April 17.--United
States Marshal Otto Peemiller last week
had large number OF suhpoenas which
he wanted TO have served on some
Yankton persons. There il no deputy
marshal there, 90 he deputized his wife
AMI she served the papers This Is the
FIRST time In the history of the state that
awoDan has acted in the capacity of
deputy Unitsd States marshal.
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captain" WAS A WOMAN.
An Incident m the Passage He
tween England and Australia.

James Payn tells in The Independent of
an amusing incident which took place
the other day on board an Australian
liner A sny Australian Major, after
spending the first evening very late with
his friends In the saloon. suddenly re-
turned to them after saying good hit
ani requeItci an interview with the
purser: h" was very white.
',Th"rc's Lady he said, I'm my
cabin. No. q"
"Ruhblsh" exclaimed the purser;
here's the list: your companion Is Capt.
llirginson.
Nothing will induce me to go into
that cabin agian." said the Major.
well, I'll GO" returned tn" other. He
returned with great celebrity. and with
as white a face as the Majors Upon
my life. yol re right; we'll put you some
where else for the night and see about
II In the morning"
With the earliest dawn they sought
the steward and demanded an sXplana
ton.
ITS all a mistake. gentlemen" he
said, tits capt. lligginson, all right;
here's his luggage"
I'VE must have this explained" said
the purser, this portmanteau is un-
| locked. let us STE what Is in it" II was
ladies' wearing apparel by lingo,
| that comes OF taking names aS don't be
| long 10 us. She said she was Capt, Hig-
ginson, hut she didn't say as 1t was only
| in the Salvation Army"
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MRS LARsENoUs SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Tho Society for the Enforcement Of Criminal
Law the Defendant

An action has been brought by Mrs.
Mary Larsenous against the Society for
the Enforcement of Criminal Law, to
recover S25, 900 damages for alleged false
Imprisonment and defamation of char
acter. Mrs. I.arsenous, who lives at
No. 26l West Thirty-siNth street. and
others were arrested some time ago
at the instigation of the society, charged
with malpractice. Two days after her
arrest Mrs. I.arsenous was held by Jus
tice Koch to await the action oi the
Grand Jury.
She declares that she Is professional
nurse and a graduate of Bellevue Hos
pital From The time of her arrest un-
til last Saturday she was locked up at
the Tombs. She was then released by
Justice Beach. of the Supreme Court, on
q writ of habeas corpus.
II. w. Leonard, of No. l2S broadway,
her-counsel, will try to have I'VE other
persons who We're arrested at the same
time released. He says that there IL
no evidence against them. They are:
Caroline Becker, OF No. - East Thirty
fourth street: Mrs. Eleanor Landgran,
OF No. 249 East SiXty-second street; Mrs.
Amelia Winkleman, of No. ."'4 East
Eighty first street: Mrs. T.. karch. of
No, 30S East Seventy eighth street and
Mrs. Christina Rothkrantz, of no. 1863
East Eighty-tirst street
The officers OF the society are James
Gilfllan, ex-Treasurer OF the United
States, President: Rev. Dr. J. Is. Eng
lish, Vice-President; Frank NJ. Brown,
Treasurer: Rev. NJ. W. Hicks. Finhn-
cial Secretary.
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TOOK HIS R|vAL'S TROUSERS
Park Policeman Zielecke Secured
Them in His Divorce Suit.
His Wife, Mary Liebnow," Sum-
moncd Him to Court.

fark Policeman FelixIielecke appear
In Essex Market Court this morning in
answer to summons from his wife, who
said she was Mary T.iebnow, of 81 St.
Marks place.
our Honor said the woman to Jus
tlce Hogan, Il want You to compel this
oHicer TO return my husba and's trousers
What's that?" asked the Court.
Saturday night last" continued the
woman. this officer entered nv apart
ments and took the trousers from a
dresser. Now, | want you to compel him
to return them to me-"
What Is that man to youo" asked
Justice Hogan. who looked puzzled as he
pointed at the sparrow cop
lie was my first husband" was her
reply.
Are you divorced from him?" asked
the Court.
mo- SIR" was the replyi
Your Honor" said the park officer,
II admit that | have the trousers I'm
question. and I got them under advice
from my counsel to help me to get n
divorce
we were married three years ago. A
year ago ] learned that she had been
false to me. l forgave her over n dozen
times, but it seems to me that she is
determined to go to the bad.
six months ago we separated. and
stree then she has been living with the
man whose name she now goes under.
Your Honor, she has made my life n
miserable one. She also annoys me
while am on post
Il took the trousers, as my divorce
case Will soon be heard"
Justice Hogan told the officer that
he had taken novel way to obtain
evidence against his wife. and that he
did wrong In going to his wfe's apart
ments and stealing her lovers trousers
TN adjourn this case until April 81.
and then ! want you to bring your
lawyer to court said the Justice. IL
gave you was not very good"
The wife said that she lived with
liebnow because her husband refused
to Support her