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At the Union League Club last night Mr.. p.
D. TAppen. President OF tho GsIlatin National
Bank. gave dinner to Capt. A. Albers OF the
Forst Bismarck. In Acknowledgement OF the
eourteslss received from the Captain during
his Oriental voyage in February. A set OF res
s!utions expressing the gratitude OF the tour
ist PARTY that Iourneyed on the Fnr-t Bis
mareI. Was rIessnted TO the tapialn oJ MT +
sponded to By Can't. Albers, The Able Was set In
one OF the upper rooms. Those who assem- hled
mander, Ludwig Jonas. Chief Engin eer OF the
farst Bisparck Charles strong; c Ben
George Montague. H. y. Armour. A. Van SAINT
yoord. Thomas c, Acton. A. ". sherman. and
Mr. IAppen
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xLABLMA DEsoCRAIIc PkIxxRIEa

CsaErsssaaa Oates, the Ad.inIssrstisa Cas-
aissts for Governor. Defeated
WASHINGTON. May IA special to the Pos
from Birmingham. Ala. says:
As result OF the most remarkable contest
for . Democratic nominAtion In Alabama for
quarter OF . century. Joseph F. Johnston. the
leader from Jefferson. Is the winner. The
Indications are that in country and town
alike the Alabama Democrats have SPOKEN
In favor OF Johnston. Il has been
well understood that the Hon. ". @ Oates Is
the Admin stration candidate for the Ruber-
material nomination. and mis- defeat 10 Q plain
and pronounced refusal to endorse Its imam
eiAl policy
and for ten years past has been the President
OF the Alabama National Bank OF Birmingham
The vote As reported to Johnston's head
quarters from reliable sources SHOVE that
county. which does not act till wednes-
day. will undoubtedly send its sixteen
counties 70 Oates II will 30 i'm possible to over
throw John ston's known majority the Con-
yention will 10 composed OF o04 delegates
Two hundred aud hity-thres will nominate.
MONTGOMERY. the capital county, sends . solid
dele alton favorable 20 the election OF Senator
Morgan As his own successor. Indications
now ,,point to his reelection without oppost-
ton"
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DESPERATE TATE KILLED
He Shot Two Mea who Were Amer Hlm.
bot . laird Got Hin-

BRNISoHAM. Ala. May 14.-wyatt Tate. the
noted Monroe county negro desperate. was
shot and killed Saturday night in that county
By Murdoch Fountain. . young farmer About
. month ago Deputy sheriff william hnsr and
. posse went to Tate's house to arrest him for
highway robbery.
Tate barricaded himsel In his cabin. and.
putting the muzzle OF his rife through hole
In the wall. opened IRE. killing Ikner and put
ting the posse to fight A week later
Sheriff J. d. Foster and . posse sur
rounded him In . swamp. when Tate
from ambush fred upon them. killing
Foster instantly. Since then posses have been
securing the country for him. IL being openly
asserted he would be burned alive when
caught Last week he shot and wounded two
citizens who attempted TO capture him.
On Saturday night Murdoch Fountain at
tempted to arrest the murderer whom he
drew pistol but before he could use IL Foun-
tain blew his brains out. and In consequence
will get large reward.
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yOI1IN.s AsOVr IONx.

House
fAs white star LIN. trssatsr CsVis Which sailed for
Europe yesterday. carried 2oOO sheep ss7 head Of
cattle
PiARs for aVss OF brick thsatrs 70 es erected in
Flfiyezhth street nlnstJ-nFe teet Ess; o. hlrd
las aad TO cos; S3SAuuo base teen nIst b. Francis
j. sehnggI
Mary BroSa. IS years Cd = SsFSaAt smplOIsd a. %
Wssg ls3I street bile hanging c.othsl tls ere
escape JssteriAY moEnlnx fru tnte tue ard. three
H0rtrs bsoE. And EAs tasiAntly ELisd
James J. SslaA. IsIsIy 81 5ss Nhth AEsnGs. she ga
e0nFicted Of he IuIrl tsgFse in thrnNtng
hs yogsx uis Ross Nsan out u ths sinaoU 81 tasiF
rooms On the hTsE noor so seat = Tbs PrHTeRuAry
fer fiX Ronths JssisFtay b JaiEs 'oSing
KehsEd Potter, ne sell kae-a ela6 HAls $40 Sas
IA ths Racsptgon Hospital a Ma sick With
all 10 yesterday A.t@rnOln 20 pEvpArs for
release DR. DatF. carer iasqec'or OF Contagious ds
aid that hL Poster Al eor P.stsly recovered
hAEths- sautEsky I0egra ~ N LzdloE street
iall esEsTlzy order or rsst Gaas! - Justcs
ton4a % he Ctr Court ehAEgiRz hin Slth mAaeioaa
IL sAadsFla- LousEanunr E-dtryltE ash AnnA ths
eh9t "a 22is CAtlarns street; sail As Nsd a. $500
youpIrsl,sr FItrh hAs assa a1gnsd ~ EHEsss uttsr
selFs -ttsrnsy ~ 10 rsP.T lsnt % baliags tsAs
ns - - inatru-tea O. PEoa-c1s ths Aay"r AdFF
NEE AZ % via 90 4 - 5sians lass = t.lusE
y put ghs avcsssaEy nr- sae4nss Ana 9senss Ihs
calsgs o. ths tisy % NsE lsrs Lss CanptT0Asr "a
aeAI ths enuaulunicaii0a u trsSlasnt khSx q lie
boAEd 81 EdaeaueA
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the actors and actresses hurried away like
Mr.. Minor 10 dissatisfied with the manner In
which the Rosen telds have been running the
him. and he declares that they made an agree
ment to produce certain attractions, and are
lie got an order against them recently whieh
was to have been argued yesterday requiring
them to specify the attractions they intended
70 puton This argument was postponed -
Mr. Miners son Edward said that a. Mr..
Miner had the control OF the naming Of pisIs
he did not intend to give the Rosenfslds
that privilege. The Rosenields were nod-
would not be opened to Mira Cuttlne
and her company last evening. and they
were asked TO continue Hannele" This
.sSss Tr Miner their 'q spuoursen.n.s q
the production Of Lady Gladys" they were
not published They win begin action imme-
distely against Mr. Miner for damages. The
Rnsenfelds make this statement
orr contract gives us the sole and exelu-
stNe right 70 choose our own attractions. HIS
staten emit that We have promised him certain
our negotiation. in tue matter Oh
and Mr. Hummel made no less than
torty-two alterations in the contract. In all
tract there was no mention OF the fact that We
should produce any particular play, nor was
there anything to the effect that Mr.. Minor
ssSse to De on Mne has psS y:
our share OF the receipts for last week AN cunt
ing to 81 .OoO. and We have also brought suits
This is the second time that Mr. Miner has
ducing - Lady Gladys" Last week she was TO
spps, at hi. Nn.s.k T6et.e but he rsSI ,h
company out Of the theatre. II IL for this that
she has brought suit against him.
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NO PLAr AT 1HE rIFIH AyENrE
HarrT n asr wII Not AaaIt NInaIs ssrE-
A,s-CattIsE WITH Lady CIAlys

HarrE n nsr VIII Not AaaIt SIInaIs ssHE-
A,S-CattIsE ~I'h LADY Cha iJs."
The Fifth Avenue Theatre wAS not opened
last evening and Manager II. q. Miner carried
out his expressed Intention Of not allowing
the Rosenfsd Brothers to produce Robert
BUehAnAn's IlaT. Lady GLADYS" with Mira
Ainris SsllEmsn-Cutting and her company.
The theatre was 10 dATEIess and the few
hundred persons who appeared With tickets
had their monsy refunded Mrs CuttnG and
the eompanT we're IN l!Es 10 time on the SIDE
walk IN TWsnty-slghth street, but the
stage door was locked And they could
not get In The COMPANY laughed
and chGttsd over their discontinue And ID
not seem to 10 snnoyst Mrs Cutting said
hs= contrAe; was with the Eossnield Brothers.
aud she had no fear that she would 40; receive
all Il called for.
1 think ii Is = piscs Of mean spite on the
part Of Mr. Miner. and he is simply dOlnE all
he can 20 inIuEs ne because have brought
suit against him." shs sAid
MsaaEhis the Rossnislds called On Mr.
Miner ana made formal demand
that the theatre be opsned Mr. MinsF
refused 10 have the house Opened
hrs. ssliEmAn and the company waited
until g. O'elOsk, when the Eossnislds aid
there vas ne nssd o. waiting ar longer. AID
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Three s.s.h Thrs-.. ARRESTED .. H.r,.-,


Pour alleged sneak thieves were arrested
yesterday By the police Of the West l25th
street station. They said they we're John
BOYLE Of % East Third street. George L Whit
tie Of PAT Barrow street and Max ana Joseph
Grsu OF 23+ East TwentJ-hrst street. Boyle
worked By himself. On April he called on
Mrs T. Huyber OF $50 West li7th street and
said he wanted to hire . suite OF roomA He
explained that he was an agent for . tourists
company In California. He rented the rooms
ana said he would telephone his secretary his
new address and take possession at once. He
pretended then TO leave the house.
Mira HuybeF went down stairs. and when she
returned up stairs she found that her own
apartments had been ransaeke ed and Iewelry
worth about 500 stolen She i'm N ediAtely
notified Capt MeekIn OF the West 18th street
police station. and from her description OF the
thief the Captain ordered Boyle's arrest
The other three prisoners are charged with
stealing $50 worth OF clothing. They called
yesterday afternoon at boarding. house kept
hy Mrs. W. Wilson, At 2ol West 12sth street.
The GTaus asked 20 see furnished rooms
and while Mrs. Wilson was showing them
through the house. White Was at work rob
hing the roomA He Was caught walking out
OF the house with q bundle OF clothes under
hts arm. A policeman WAS called and the
men were arrested
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WEsIERN COIsrIIES
Colorado Trstn St<siers-Re iiy's Ne. Are
Fea.tsd and Told 90 Move %.

Colorado Trsis St<siers-Reiiy's Ne. Are
Fes.tsa and Told 20 Move Dc.
LEAvESwoRrH. May 1.-THE chances are
that Gen Sanders and his men cannot be held
on the charge OF train stealing or obstructina
the mails and that in few days the army will
go to Kansas City By rail or water and on
toward Washington
0TTUNwA. Ia. May 14.-Kslly's feet 10 scat
tered along the river for ten miles above the
city. Twenty-Five boats went over the dam
and one boat was wrecked. but no one was
drowned. The entire fleet will be in By
p. n. The city authorities have provided q
camp two miles below the city. and no boats
will 90 allowed to land anywhere elsa The
City Council has furnished 1900 loaves OF
bread. l.500 pounds OF bacon. 125 pounds
Eve bushels. OF beans. under promise that
the fleet will leave the city early .to-mor-
miles below. TO obtain ra,ions Private Citizens
are giving nothing. The city IL full Of visitors
and the river banks are lined with thousands
here. Rock Island oficials are guarding their
SEATTLE MAY 14-Five companies OF the Thir-
teenth L. =. Infantry arrived here Yesterday in
response to 4 call from Judge Hanford OF tho
United States Court who considered them
court. The1 namber taeIrs offieers and AZ
men. There had been demonstrations against
the deputy narshals and threats were made
on charge OF contempt OF court in obstruc:-
ing the operation OF the Northern Pacific ROAD.
WHICH is in the hands o; receivers appointed
&C, Ceres kivssi Tyopins. May it;aUn,,ss
sen to stop the ,conmonveai army
the IL:
train from the Marshal OF Idaho
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~. CI...I..aIa naK.ls.

BUFFALO. May 1L-MrS Cleveland. with her
girl babies Ruth and Esther. slipped iato Buff
fale very quietly ct 1915 this afternoon. and
vent TO the residence Of her mother on Elm
wood avenue. They will be in this city for ten
days and will then 90 10 the Prssid snt' = seaside
home At BuZzATd's bAy 10 spend the zen Aindsr
Of the summer, Gray GAbles IL undergoing
extensive repairs. and II will Be ten DAYS or
two weeks before the place viii be ready for
OCCUPANCY As soon as il "a hnished MIRA
Cleveland aud her children will 20 there to
spend the summer IL is understood that Mr.
Cleveland will ioln them in a few weeks
Mrs ClsVelAnd's stay here will be yery quiet
She has expressed = Eish that no entertain
meats be given for her benefit as she 10 tired
out from her social duties In Hashiagton and
naada rest
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Dominiek ConstAnto. o years old. WAS
knock ed down and run over By car No. IS Of
the Metropolitan Cross-town lins In front OF
80 spriag street yesterday afternoon. and he
died At o'clock last evening in St Nineent's
Hospital
ear driver Was ArTsstsi and held IN default OF
81 OOO hail Domlnck lived With his parents
At lao Mulberry street his father Is a rag
The boz was on his var home from school,
when ear % came along. Driver schmidt
SAYS he did not see the little fellow until
one OF the horses had knocked him over.
Before schmidt could stop tbs ear one Of the
wheels had passed over the boys ankle.
Dominiek Was also Injured internally b. the
horse stepping on him
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s.1,.- ae--s vFusss- Tsi.sr-rs. ssss =
Rt~a tu rRHtsrut.

WASHINGTON. NAY lt.-Addnionsl tsleerams
have been received By the actins Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs from Agent Wisdom.
~ the Union Agency Indian Territory. 10 the
effect that the strike Of the miners 1t Anderson
II critical and that riot IL Imminent. In re-
ply to these kilograms. the acting Commits
sionsr Of Indian Affairs has tslsersphsd Agent
wisdom that the Choctav Goal and Railway
COMPANY IL In the hands Of = receiver. under
control Of the United states Courts. and that
railway and mining officials should apply to
the court for relie, and protection. Francis I.
Goyan. the receiver OF the Choetav Coal and
Hallway COMPANY. this morning telsgraped
the Indian OGice as follows.
Tslegran received ths morning informs me that
strtsins miners mines adjoining cure IN ndian Ter
rttosy are threatening 70 atsek oar miners gao srs
kao that the situation 10 crtties dae to tss deter
IMITATION Of the strikers 80 stot our mines from vorE.
Ing you'd therefore most respectfully and earnestly
urge comphes with the agenrs tsqne.t for troops to
enable him 20 prevent disorder ami t'oodshei
The War Department declines to comply
with the request OF the acting Secretary OF the
Interior male on Saturday. that troops he
sN Mt TO the scene OF the trouble. on the ground
that IL would be unlawful for them to do so un.
I'll II has been shown that the sheriff ts unable
made apparent that the Sheriff is unable to
maintain order he will request the Governor
Of the Territory for aid. and the latters re-
quest will then be sent TO- the Secretary OF the
Interior. and troops will be detailed By the
War DanaFf
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PATRIOTS, If IHET CAN'T PLAY BALL
A Gera.. sasagerss.fs Red risg SEP
pressed by Usned States Artiiieryas..

A G<r... sss.sers.sTs Eed rIsg SEP
pressed by Usited States Artiiieryns..
The First United States Artillery. which 10
stationed at Fort Wadsworth. S. l.. has . base
bail team. Last Saturday . scrub team battsd
IL all to bits. and on Sunday the defeated war
riors sought consolation in Appletons Woods.
They took . couple OF kegs Of beer with Thorn.
For while everything went we'll They had
fairly recovered their saus nimity whom there
entered upon the scene German sasnger-
bund with . Gag. various musical instru-
ments. and two more kegs Of beer. The beer
was tapped, the Instruments set going. and
the tag tackled to a tree.
Now the flag was emblazoned with Q gold
crown and 4 German m otto was U n N istakAoly
red. and. lost exasperating Of all was entire
~ innocent OF stripes or stars As soon as the
soldiers saw It they broke ont into chorus OF
slosmI Ga ,h i doHS p dag but the one ns
that gives US grub and TIM
Private Peck was unable to restrain his patri-
ousm. Crying. Watch me stripe IL, boysI'
he tore the Tag into halt . dozen stresmers.
Then foliowe ed . storm Of unpronounesabls
German curses The soldiers formed in battle
array and an encounter seemed Imminent
Peace was restored before any blows were
struck. however.
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May Pay for nj. shIr,-s'.s wl,A M LII.

Dr. John p. DAWN OF 371 West Fifty-siIth
street reported to Capt Haughsy Of the West
Forty-sevsnth street police station Yesterday
afternoon that James Ward II years old. had
been assaulted. and was lying dangerously III
ct his home. 427 West Fifty-sseond street.
Ward 10 a lAborer employed on the Broadway
cable railroad. He was assaulted Ia = saloon
early on sunday morning His assAilant has
not been arrested yet
Ward and friend were In . saloon at Ninth
avenue and Fifty third street early on sunday
mosnins; ana thsI Sot INTO 40 sIsresuS S,
Street Cleaning Department. They took his
broom away and began TO tease bin. The
era He struck Ward on the head with the
snd OF the broom. knocking him down.
Ward staggered out OF the place aud ct
O'clock was found on his doorstep with his
head and face covered With blood. DIR. DAWN
thinks that his skull 10 fractured. and that he
MAY dia
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Jerome Hopkins. the musician. removed .
new pistol from its box on Saturday evening
last ct his home when in some way the weapon
was discharged. Mr.. Hopkins's left hand was
badly scorched By the powder.
The weapon was pointed toward the window,
but the glass was not struck. The ball OF
:ts-eAlibIe fell at Mr. Hopkins's feet badly
dAttenac
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TAs HrIsAaaksrs' sui,

KINGSTON. n Y May 1.-THE briekyard
strikers have formed an association and are
enrolling ell their men. Work Was resumed
at two or three yards this morning. but at Q
800 strikers. Who we're making tOlF OF the
yards. approaching. No intintdAtiun was
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-oe.s ., Oh. C,srIaaatI.

About thirty members OF the Society OF the
Cincinnati OF the State OF New York met al
Delmonico's YESTERDAY afternoon ia eommsm-
Grafton OF the sOeiety's lllth anniversary. 4
luncheon was served and several addresses
we're made. Resolution we're read from yAri-
Gus State societies expressing regret at the
death II Hamilton Fish. who Vas President OF
the society for thirty four years. The annual
election which takes place on jew !, was the
SUBJECT OF comment he pr-senhsifiesT will
is ramed for reelection. Tut another ticket
E.ll Gs put IN the field later. John CoehrAne
viii head both llcks's. Ar. Joshua Howard
hing % AihAnT dreE attention 10 the fact that
the sOns OF the Revolution we're rapidly com
ing 70 the iTOnt, He urged the mem beTs 70
hold meetings more frequently and exert
themselves IN other Vars.
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A s,..s w,r D,,.,. IL. Play.

The curtain at the Casino was DELAYED nearly
half an hour last evening by reason of the re-
fusal OF Adele Richie to 60 on. Ii was said
that Miss Richie was piqued because Lucy
DAILY one OF the dancers. wore . blond
viz. Miss Kitehie Leing q blonde herselt.
Mabel Stevenson her undsTstudy, WAS called
10 prepare for the part. She zot ready, and
when she appeared made up Miss Richie
changed her mind Aad decided 10 go on. Then
II was Miss St-Senson's turn TO OF angry. aud
she notifsi the stage manager that be you'd
have TO Pet another undurstudJ. Lucy DAILY
wore the blond wig.
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WA.rs YsstsrsaJ's FlrsyMsrs.

Mica los Avenue A george Fritz, damage
$500. Sis LSsS LsIiAgtoa avsHss. AEs TraVsrL
damage $50: 80. SIs Wssg I~sntJ foHFSA street n
y SAITH. damage $50. 10 81 z55 East H0astoA strssS
san arl Cohsh- damage sLLgnL
n y II o.. ia EAst lOlst street. John Dady dan
age SO 30. lei N0Tfeis street L0als IastsnacE
sanass SIGH; - 80 81 rs'' iosis street S.,H
third street PAtrek hcArdls. damAgs SO
sad ThiFslslh s:Issta Dgne4Es Ben And Lam6sE
Company dAmA.a $1,000 IssO. hark strssL Rtch-
"a Iiexander 40 damage. SIS. no Norfolk street
isAAc 1oldm.h. dana So. 81. 81 Ssst foEls.
thtrf strcsL james AssidT. damAEs. 20. ISL
Hsiisan Avenue. Va 2 hoEE,aA aAaaAEu -. $50
az Veal FgEty-ssEsRth ssrssI sasAE Love DAMAGE
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CAPT. DEsaoSD's REsIesA T1ox.
wal Abeat TO withdraw It when Msios
DuHy Wrote HI. 70 Let IL stand.

DuHy Wrote HI. to Let IL stand.
Capt William Desmond Of Company D.
sixty-ninth Battalion. has resigned. His res
ienation was written several days ago but
was not at once forwarded to headquarters
His friends persuaded him to recall II. but be-
fore he could do so Major Duffy wrote request
ing him TO forward II at once.
Several weeks ago Capt Desmond had dis
pute with Capt. Lynch Of Company X about
the awarding Of the Ryan trophy 10 the COM
b claim cd the trophy. Company accused
Company ID OF unfair shooting and irregu-
lArity. Major Dufiy refused to award the
prize
Company d 10 the largest company In the
Desmond Is one OF tho Oldest offieers in the
battalion. having Joined twsnty-thrss years
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A-.-.,.a for F.xAuas. H.la Ts- Sssry.

Tony Monells- 10 years old. OF 2l5 Mott
street was arrested last night at Mott and
spring streets for nghting
He Was recognized a. q m an " NO IL wanted
for stAbbiEg James Nicholas, . peddler. on the
came corner on April . Nicholas Is still In 81.
Nineent's Hospital and the doctors think he
Nill die.
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Jack McAulins and young Critic had . row In
the Coleman House last night and the police
had to take . hand In the affair.
It was . war OF words and vas caused
to night McAul1s for 5000 . eide.
McAulins said that his money Was
wanted to sign q cheek as his forfeit. This led
to the row which the police put an end to-
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oLATHE. Kan. NAY l4.-Mrs. MARI z Lease.
EhO has been III At the Deaf aad Dumb Insti-
tuition In this eitJ since last THURSDAY. WES
reported much worse to-day Her illness has
Rroaa into severe attack OF innammatoTI
Thsa nAtism- Her linbs are BADLY sW0llsI
and ~ tiaSs she suffers EEsAt DAiA
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Several thousand pinsapplss came ashore on
the south side OF Long Island on Sunday. and
residents for miles around spent the day har-
vesting the unusual crop. The fruit 10 sup
posed to have Teen thrown overheard from
some fruit steamer which wanted to tighten
Its cargo In spite OF the action OF the water.
nearly half the fruit was 10 good condition.
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Badly s-,u.a win ID. B.rs.s.. s,....

OTTAWA. Ont. May 1.-THE report Is current
that Andrew Onderdonk OF Chicago. who Is
here with his son shirley, intends living IN
Canada for some time owing TO the intatuA-
alton his son has formed for Baroness" Blanc
OF Chicago
1t Is said that young ouderdonk married her.
but father aud son deny this and refuse to
give any definite Information.
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sus.s-,puo.. Tor Gr..s. Are slow.

In answer TO his recent appeal for funds to
relieve the suffering in Greece caussi By the
recent earthquakes Mayor Giiroy has received
only S77. This sum WAS sent to the Mayors
ONCE yesterday by the editor OF the Greek
paper il.dIiis. and was contributed by the
su6seribeIs TO the paper. L wall Dc forwarded
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swssii..a's Case Tr..-r.rr-a &c the Ges.
eral Session.

George sweetland. the Captain Of the Con-
neeticut division Of Co1ey's army. appeared
In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday to
answer to the charge Of leading parade In
the city limits without obtaining q permit
SwsetlAnd's lawyer asked to have the case
transferred to the General Sessions and JUS
ties Grady granted the REQUEST.
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M. Croker No, LoosIss row.rs wI..s.A...

A statement published to the effect that It IL
the purpose OF Mr. Richard Croker to go
abroad next November Immediately after
election for . course OF treatment at Wiss-
baden was news TO Mr. Croker ard his family.
Mr. Croker has no such idea in mind" vas
the statement made at his home. East
Seventy fourth street last night
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TrsI-E 10 E.IOIa a. IAt.r-aaisH BsIsstL

The Brotherhood Of Painters Of America.
Union l6l. asked Justice Barrett Of the su-
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ing With the members OF the plaintiff unieI Ia
securing work Dseisi0h HAs reserved