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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
WAS THIS NAN MURDERED7
His Body Found Drifting in Bowery Ray,
with tho skull Fractured.

NEwTowS, l.. l., Oct. 19.-Whilo John Zim-
mer and three other men OF Steinway were fish
ing in n rowboat near the iron pier In Bowery
Bay last evening, they saw the body of man
floating toward the shore. They pulled up their
anchor rowed to the body, and towed 1t to the
beach. 1t was that OF man about five feet
eight inches tall and 25 years old. The face is
smooth and the hair light. The man wore light
undertaking, white shirt, over which he
wore n badly torn black striped outing shirt,
and black striped trousers OF good material. On
his feet were pair Of fine calfskin boots, some
what too large. He wore no coat or vest. There
was 80 IN a pocket OF tho trousers. STAMPED
on the white shirt were the letters N. b." and
the laundry mark, go"
DR.. A. G.. Combcs and DIR. F. l.. johnson. who
performed the autopsy to-day. are of the Opin-
ion that the man was murdered. There was a
fracture at the base Of the skull, heavy brulse
over the left eye, and n bruise on one OF tho
shoulders. The doctors say these injuries were
inflicted before the body reached the water. Tho
body had apparently been in the water about
thirty-siN hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
A PLUCKY WOMAN.
AND WHAT SHE WAS ABLE TO
ACCOMPLISH.

She and Her Daughter Have Remarkable
Experience-she Was n Hard-w orking
Person aud This VIII Interest All
Workers.
All kinds OF diseases and weaknesses leave
their marks on the system. II is very easy for
the stomach, liver, bowels, and kidneys 10
become deranged, and when they do the person
soon feels tired, languid, weak, luw-splrited
and gloomy.
The nerves become weak, and insanity or
paralysis may follow. The blood gets bad, there
Ia coated tongue, bad taste in the mouth, con-
stpation. the complexion grows sallow, and life
looks dark. All persons complaining of any Of
these troubles will read with wonder the follow
ing letter from Mrs. James Roake, well-known
lady living at 145 Washington street, Peekskill,
NY:
About fifteen years ago was taken very
sick. After seven months got over that, but
have never been well since. have suffered
terribly with pains In the chest, back kidneys,
and head. There was a dlsagreeabe feeling In
the eyes, and would be very sick in the morn
7My mind was always gloomy, and felt very
low-spirited. l had terrible numb spells and
would have to DO rubbed some time before
could get around Some of these numb spells
were so severe my friends thought would not
recover from them.
II tried doctors and medicines, but got no
better. Finally began the use of DR.. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy as my hus-
band had been most miraculousy cured by IL.
After using 1t a short time there was q most
wonderful Improvement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
MISMAN4GEMESr CHARGED.
The American Type Founders Company
stirred Up by an Adverse Report

NEWARK, Oct. l9.-The coming annual meet
ing in this city Of the American Type Founders
Company is likely to be lively, inasmuch as sew
eral stockholders charge mismanagement and
extravaganza. For ayear and a half so 1t Is said
no dividends have been paid, and Of the twelve
type foundrics and thirteen selling agencies
only two are represented rs showing profit.
The report of the dissatisfied Stockholders says:
Your committee recommended last fall that
the pay roll for general officers managers and
branch managers, then upward of Sl54,OOO,
he reduced to $4,000 The present manage
mcnt claims to have effected n reduction to
SOS. 900 but a part of this reduction is apparent,
NOT real having been made by transferring GER
tain names from the above pay rolls to the pay
rolls of the branches"
In reply the managers say that misstatements
have been made which do great injury IN them
and must iniure the company. They deny that
there has been an Increase IN current liabilities
greater than the increase in Curren. assets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
MRS. sALLADE,s PROTEST.
She Replies 10 Friends Insinuntion by Ae-
cusing Him OF Stealing Her Umbrella.

She Replies 10 Friends Insinuation by Ae-
cusing Him OF Stealing Her Umbrella.
The protest of Mrs. Mary F. Sallade against
the reissuing OF license to Jacob Schneider Of the
Arlington Hotel, 54 West Twenty-fourth street,
was taken up yesterday by Excise Commissioner
Dalton. Mrs. Sallade was present with her
counsel Lawyer Cuthbert. Emanuel Friend APP
peared for Schneider. After one or two police
men had testified that the Arlington was not
very bad house morally, Cuthbert called John
w. Riley, n clerk of the District Attorneys
office, who swore that an indictment had been
found against Schneider which had never come
to trial, Mrs Sallade said, in reply to Mr..
Friends questions, that she did a plating bust
ness and that her customers had left her.
We'll" said MI. Erie Friend; ~ presume they
Don't you insult me, please!' exclaimed Mrs.
Sallade, her eyes flashing.
Mrs s" salads told Why she o5jested to the
Arlington, and Lawyer Friend asked
what is your namc"
Mrs Mary f. Sallade."
Are you sure p
Yes. Don't insult me-"
~ said before that couldn't" replied Mr..
Mrs sallade's eyes flashed, and her cheek
,ssir." she said looking straight at MI. Friend,
did you ever steal anythingT'
For a time, however, Lawyer Friend was un-
able TO speak Then he said
~ appeal to you, Commissioner. This woman
must explain. l must not go from here without
We'll, the last time / was at court" said the
witness with rising ardor. carried with me a
very nice umbrella. Later | saw you get on a
horse car with that umbrella IN your posses
This caused general laughter, and Lawyer
examination. He asked her about her husband
and about alleged previous marriages. Her
counsel objected to all such questions and she
did not have to answer. The hearing was adj
journed until this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20

Candidate Potter Issues an Address TO the
L. A. W. Voter Of the state.


Since the ballots for the approaching l.. A. w.
division election have been distributed. numer-
Gus circumstances have arisen which have pro-
voked the ire OF the Potter, Underhill. and
Bull adherents. and as a consequence Isaac h.
Potter. the New York candidate for the office of
chief Consul. has issued the following letter TO
the division members;
A fraud has been practsed upon tho voters OF this
division by the apparent connivanCe OF one more
persons connected with the combined ONCE OF the
Chief Consul and Secretary Treasurer and apparently
aided 10y persons intercste In the election OF the San
tee ticket several thousand "nKed" and uno'iCiAl
ballots printed and delivered AZ the Ofce OF the
Secretary treasurer, and by person or persons In
that ONCE delivered 20 the representatives OF the san
tee interests on Tuesday last The actual ntica bal.
lots were withheld for nearly two days thereafter,
thus allowing sufficient time for the sanC" party TO
Mood the state with these bogus ballots sent ont In
yeOpes bearing the old official stamp " the state
division and calculated To deceive voting members.
These ballots printed In this city aud billed 10
the League Of American WhPelmen." ON CaCn 81
these bogus ballots the names OF Potter, Uud"rhill,
These ballots were evidently distributed by persons
the nlce OF the Secretary Treasurer Chief Consul
who have used their a vantage 20 fgcill ate tho
the Santcc candidates. The delivery Of ballots
didaes fOre the distribution OF official ballots by
Secretary Treasurer, - required by the bylaws,
done IN the face Of emphatic objection AMI protest ~
the Potter adhereHts, and the withholding ~ the
official ballots for period ~ nearly two days after
the issue and mailing OF several thousand nNed
Sautee tickets Is fraud which believe should lie
promptly and substantially rtbuAed by the members
OF this division.
II the onlce OF the Secretary Treasurer Is TO lie
turned into trading house for the sale ~ unclcan
political paper and used as machine for deception
aud fraud IN the interest or particular candidate,
then the peril OF our division Is Indeed too great to DO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-The Illinois Central
Railroad this morning made an announcement
that may result in general war OF rates out OF
New Orleans In circular 1t notifies shippers
that on and after Tuesday next it will pay
twenty cents a load of 1900 pounds for all
freight delivered at it's depot coming from places
relations between the several roads running out
OF this city have not been cordial: This took
shape in the disbandment OF the New Orleans
Traffic Association. Since then the roads have
been acting independently, but on peace foot
ing The bone OF contention has always been
the question of the rebate in drayaRe allowed by
the Northeastern road, Owing TO the inarcessi-
bility Of its station the Northeastern, under
what IL known az the blanchard compromise"
made in ss7, has been allowed TO return ship
pers twenty cents q load.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
PoPKIx E CO.'S WIrHDRAWAL.
M. PopEia says Hs weAt IAto the Assoc
citation Impuisivsly.

Manufacturer Popkin OF Popkln & Co. was
seen yesterday by a sun reporter with regard to
his withdrawal from the Cloak Manufacturers
Association and the talk Of blacklisting him
among the commission merchants.
81 went into the association impulsiyely," he
said, ION the representation of the rest OF the
manufacturers that the contract which the
union wanted US 10 sign was a terrible instru-
ment On reading IL afterward ] found 1t was
not 80 bad, not much worse than the other
agreement, and got out Of the association and
perfect right 10 do so. This Is a free country
Mr. Rothschld Of Meyer JOnRssOn q Co. said
that notwithstanding the detection OF Popkin
" Co. the Manufacturers Association was de-
termined TO hold out. Regarding the talk OF
getting commission merchants TO boycott Pop
Kin q Co he said;
I'VE cannot infringe on the Conspiracy law,
much as we are incensed against this firm for Its
action. We can only state the facts to the com.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
JOSEPH W.. REMNANT INDICTED.
The United States Grand Jury Indicts At
Gibson Omciais on the Rebate Charges.


Gibson Omciais on the Rebate Charges.
CHICAGO Oct. l0.-Six indictments were re-
turned to-day by the Federal Grand Jury in
connection with the investigation which has
been conducted on behalf of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The names OF the In
dIcted persons were withheld by the attorneys
for the Government and the Commission, as
the warrants for their arrest will not be placed
in the hands of the United States Marshal until
tomorrow, and II was feared that three OF them,
who are not as prominent as the others, might
elude arrest by leaving the city. The names OF
the three most prominent men indicted are
known. They are Joseph w. Reinhart, ex-
road; John A, Hanley, ex-trafIc manager Of the
Santa Fe: Nelson Morris, President or the
Nelson Morris Company, shippers and packers
of meat at the Union Stock Yards.
The three whose names are not known are
railroad men who are or have been connected
with the Santa Fe Railroad. The railroad men
are charged with violating the Interstate Com
merce law by giving rebates to shippers over the
lines Of the Santa Fe system. The indictment
against Renhart alleges that in April and DC.
the santa Fe Company, he paid rebete 81 80
car to Isaac Thompson OF Kansas City, Mo-, on
several hundred car loads OF cattle shipped to
Chicago. He is also charged in the indictment
with paying rebates 10 the u. III. Hammond
Company Of Hammond. Ind on large shipments
OF live stock
In the case OF Nelson Morris. the Indictment
alleges that he shipped stock from Kansas city
TO Chicago under special rate allowed him by
Reinhart OF $40 a car. which was $1,000 car
less than the scheduled tariff OF the company as
filed with the Interstate Commerce Commits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
MINER BEIL's GOLD SAVED.
His WIFE Drove Out OF the Footpad's Reach
After He Had Been shot.

BUTTE, Mont, Oct. l9,-Perry Beal, miner.
was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by u
highwayman, eighteen miles southwest of Butte,
yesterday morning. Beal, accompanied by his
wife, left his mines in German Gulch with
$4,000 In gold dust, which he intended TO bring
to the city.
When 1--we miles from the mine man with
blanket over his head jumped from the brush
by the roadside. and. without a word. fired two
shots from a shotgun. Both struck Beal in the
right arm and side, and he fell into the bottom
OF the wagon.
His Wife with rare presence Of mind. whipped
up the horses and escaped from the highwayman
before he could steal the gold, \ large posse Of
deputies and citizens are searching the country
for the rObber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
A Real Estate Broker Locked " GO- Grs.d
Lareeny.

Henry F. Clinton, real estate broker, whose
ONCE is at Liberty and Washington streets was
committed In 81, 900 bail for further examina-
ton by Justice Meade in the forkville Police
Court Yesterday. He is charged with grand lar
ceny. The complainant Is Daniel ]. Campbell
~ iOg West Eighty-seeOnd street one OF the
odaciais Of the American Tobacco Company.
MT Campbell stated that on June 20 he neso-
Insnt al PA West SiXty-h first street lie paid
5000 10 bind the bargain. Clinton, he said,
1900 10 deliver a clear title on July 10.
THE rifle Vas not given on the date specined.
nor had he since 0een able 70 procure it. or yet TO
aef his money refunded. ..,,,..
hsd actsd IN good faith. that the Transaction
- 10 have been transfer OF country property
Ia citV realty; and the OWnsrs Of the Latter Id
dsellnsd q acesds . The PEoPossa tegLaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
HOSORIyG LAFAYETTE.
The Emblem or the sons or the ReyoIutiea
Placed HIS Grave.

PARIS Oct l9.-AbOut 100 Americans as
sembled at the tomb OF Gen. Lafayette, in
the Picpus Cemetery, at o'clock this afternoon
To perform the annual ceremony Of placing an
emblem upon the grave Capt Nathan Apple
ton OF BOSTON, the delegate of the Society OF tho
Sens of the Revolution, delivered \ brief ad-
dress. and deposited bronze marker and tablet,
the emblem OF the society of the Sons OF the
Revolution, on the grave. Capt. Appleton re-
called the part taken in the struggle for the in
Lafayette. and NJ. CASTOR de Lafayette re-
sponded.
Other members OF the Lafayette family were
present as were Lieut.. Schune, Lieut. Pusy,
Deputy Remusat, the Marquise de Chambrun,
Newton Euztis, Commander Kellogg. Mrs.
Charles :. Dana and daughter, Misses Martha
and Florence Singer, Erastus Corning, United
States COnsul-General MoTss, Mrs. Aorss, aud
Miss NOrss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
CLIeago's 4. Black Had" Arson GaaE Goa
Steted.

CHICAGO. Oct. l0.-The jury in the arson case
which has been on trial for a week in the Criml-
nal Court returned a verdict tonight finding all
the prisoners guilty William SchAarf, the New
Yorker, and a member OF the Black Hand"
gang, WAS sentenced TO seven yeRrs In the peni-
lentlary. Carl Herlitz. who Was said 70 have
been a member Of the same gang, received ;
sentence OF three years. Gustaye r. Nelson,
whose house was nred here for the sake OF Sc
curing tbs insurance, was sentenced 20 i've
yeaFsf imprisonment and Mrs. josephine Her
Iitz aud Mrs. Caroline Nelson we're each SEN
tened 70 two years Imprisonment. During the
Afternoon hearing Mrs, Herlitz tried violently
y thFos herself Into the street from thss vim
dow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
REVOLUTIONARY HEROES.
woyrMEyT ERECTED TO THEIR
MEMORY IN SLEEPY HOLLoW

a,. son. OF the Revelation Couduct the
Exercises OF Dedication at Tsrrytown
,,ith the Assistance or the Omcrrs
and Meu or the Circiarau and Doiphin
.rd . battery rrom Fort Hamiiton.
II was great day, yesterday, for Sleepy
Hollow and Old Glory. The sun had hardly got
aboye the eastern horizon OF Tarrytown before
the preparations for the days festivities had
begnn, and before the after breakfast cigar was
gone the town was gay with flags and draperies
IL was a sort OF Fourth of July and county fair
rolled into one. The route to Sleepy Hollow was
decorated with bunting from one end to the
other. The Fourth Separate Company of
Yonkers was the first to arrive, shortly after
O'Clock, and from that time to shutdown there
was martial music In the fine old town on the
hill side
The monument which was 20 be dedicated
stood meantime on Battle IIll in Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery. draped in a flag Of the United states.
II Is Intended to commemorate the valor Of some
seventy-sx Revolutionary soldiers who lie
buried In the old cemetery, and whose names
arc inscribed on the granite face of the shaft,
which is 12 feet In height and . feet square ct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
THE LASH IN CANADA.
a YOsAg IadIAA FIoggsd Severely for AS
sAuIlInE = White Girl.

CHATHAM. Ont, Oct. lO.-Nelson Hun, young
Indian. who had been convicted Of assault on a
white girl and sentenced TO a months imprlson-
ment, with fifteen lashes at the end OF the first
two weeks OF his Imprisonment. received q
whipping yesterday In the Court House yard
An old soldier named Cape did the iOgging in
the presence Of the jail surgeon, sheriff, jailer,
and turnkey,
IRON the tiFst descent OF the lash until the
completion OF the punishment the culprit's cries
were pitful. The lash did not draw blood, but
raised ridges over his body, A few hours after
duties..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
4 F4RMER's DAUGHTER KILLED.
Her Dead BSdy FouHd In the Bsshss-A
TRAMP suspected OF the CrIns.

LIsTowEI, ont. Oct. lG.-The dead body OF
Miss Keith, daughter 81 a respectable farmrF
near this place, was found in the bushes about
three miles from here late this afternoon. The
girl after being assaulted had been terribly cut
and stabbed in different parts uf the body, which
was covered with hluud. Miss Keith had becl
shopping In town during the afternoon, and took
the railway track ~ sjoTt cut for home.
The deed Il supposed Ia have been committed
by a tramp. who was seen near the scene tTayVl-
ling toward StrltfOrd and carrying a blnt
sAtchel. The police are now ON his trail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
Another stree. Railway Incorporates.

ALBANY, n. ", Oct. l0.-Ths Brooklyn, New
town, and Bowery Bay Railway Company was
incorporated to-day, with capital of 100000,
10 operate . street road for six and half miles,
having its termini at Penny Bridge, Lutheran
Cemetery. and Bowery Bay or North Beach, all
in the town Of Newtown, Queens County. The
directors are: - Fisk wOrthington, Alexander
HaRcs. Alexander ID. Hanoe Of Winfield Abbott
O. Combes, Clarence f; Mpndy, Peter h; Mundy
OF NewtOwn; Frank w. Meinikheim. Bernard
a. Meinik helm OF Maspeth, and Adam Wiener OF
New York city. The principal office will be at
NeWtown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
HeAFJ SedgswIek 60 Marry Miss Adelaide
HsAIes

Mrs. ]. A. @. Beales announced yesterday the
engagement of her daughter Adelaide 10 Henry
Ssdgewick. Miss Beales is a granddaughter OF
Eugene Kelly. the banker. her mother being his
only daughter. Mr.. SedgeWick Is a relative Of
the Massach usetts family Of that name, and
lives at Scarsdale. Miss Beales made her debut
socisty since that time The wedding will take
place At St. Patricks Cathedral IN January.
Mr. SedgeWick Is also Catholic,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
500 seeouS.haAd ClotAI.g workers strike.

The second hand clothing workers in and
around Baxter street went ON strike yesterday,
10 the number Of about $500, for 81 a week ad-
vance in wages aud an eleven-hour work day.
ment Workers. The union TO which these tAilOrs
belong Is known as No. 80 OF the United Gar
ment Workers. The headquarters q the strikers
and Of the union, OF which David Levy Is Seere-
tary are at II suffolk street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
OnIy FreReh-Owned Yachts Gan Sail for
baron ROthsshIId's Prizes.

LoSDoN Oct. l0,-This paragraph will appear
In to- mOrrow's Field;
"Thero is a hitch in the terms of the matches
promoted by James Gordon Bennett and Baron
Rothsehild at Nice. Mr.. Bennett decided in
favor of the Yacht Racing Association rules
and rating, while the Baron wished the matches
TO he sailed according to the rules OF the Union
des Yachts Francois. The Baron has handed
his prizes 10 the Cannes Regatta Committee. to
be contested only by FTeneh-owned yachts sail
ed under the Union rules"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
The w. a. 4. 4. 10 Erect "a BaIIdisE ~
POIat OF Woods.

PATCHoGUE Oct. 10 The wuman's Chris
tiAn Temperance Union Of suffolk county are TO
put up IA 100000 building at Point of Woods
this winter. II will be used as a summer head
quarters. Lodging rooms and dining room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20


wAsHINUIuS FUuscAsT FOB SATURDAY.
FOr Rsl0 EnJlani t1sfcTli NeiT York, eastern HsHH-
sylraHia Keto Jersey and Ds'lledrs, fair rsathsri
srarmsr; southlS,sfsTiy riaeLl
For the District OF Columbia Maryland Virginia and
North Carolina, falT slightly warmer southeFly
NindA
For western New YORK, western PennsylEAnlA. and
Ohio generally fair IN Interior poasbly hght l0cAl
showers - lAks statlons. slightly cooler IN HOEthsEs
DoFti0ai soatherly slnds. bse0nlns variable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
The Auesr Alive Oh Oes. "a.

SIMLA, Oct. 10.-AdyIces from Cabul under
date Of Oct. l3 say the condition Of the Ameer
had improved.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct l0.-The NOros I'remvd
says that In the event OF military intervention
In AfghAnistan on the part OF Great Britain,
Russia will be obliged To take similar action.
This the paper says. will necessarily lead 10 the
partition Of Afghanistan between Russia and
I'm nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
Charlie NEWMAN DEAD.
HIS Isjsry said 10 Have Been Indicted by
Another boy.

Twelve-year-old Charlie Newman, who said
that lac was assaulted ON Tuesday by Max Ro-
senbaum, eighteen years old, Of 10 Chryste
street. died of his injuries last night at Gouy-
erneur Hospital. The cause OF death was menln-
gifts.
Tuesday, II is alleged, Rosenbaum kicked New
man In tile head and otherwise maltreatrd him.
Newman did not complain much OF hts injuries
until Thursday. when he was removed TO GouyeF-
neur Hospital kOsenbaum was then arrested
yesterday. Al the Essex Market Court lie was
held 70 await the result " NeWman's injuries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
Dy-.@Its BO@ss Ia spaHl.h Factory.

BARCELONA, Oct l9.-Ten dynamite bombs
with fuses attached were found near the engine
OF large factory here to-day. The bombs were
powerful enough to have destroyed the entire
mandatory. A number OF Anarchists were
formerly employed in these works, among them
two men who were executed some tune ago Ia
front Of the fortress Of Montjuich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
FInssa Valuable Horses BaFasa II :
s5O.oOo Fire.

MONucELLo. Ia. Oct 1S.-A IRE which
started in Miller Bros' livery stable yesterday
afternoon burned dfteen high priced horses
and also consumed half dozen dasllinEs ana
laTas, and badly damaged the Os1EEA Hotel
Loss aboat S50.oooi pAEuy insaEsd-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20

The tournament viii lie brought 20 a close
to-day. when the men will have chance 10
play for "a cup offered by Mrs III, Nick. rwon-
bly, the Nice-fresdent Of the club There are
large number Of entries, and a. the club las any
number Of good players enrolled among lis as
sucstc members, some good records are expect
ed lie made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
a BOab - tGs DO0r OF tAs Mayer %
HIaIaL

ROME, Oct IA bomb with lighted fuse
was placed to-day at the door Of the Mayor Of
Rimini on the Adriatlc. II did not explode. e
the light went cot half an inch from the she'll An
with powder and bits Of iron. Three men have
been arrested.