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hall tin Grands Opera House building. 3..s1
Daughters 81 Er1n dent. Ais !. = u
8 vios' q. Fres-afr Thomas cu1ley. n
Rec. sec.-lkiss Mary Grady. 4
Rec. sec.- Mr.. Jas. Forceia. e
TreaSureF-MrA g. GoWan.
Meet second and fourth Friday evening
Of month az Opera hall
NORRIS. STEVENS COUNTY,.
County President--Wm. Riordan.
President n. Walsh. /. !, IL ,s}.s qfY
Vice Preside dennis Henneasy.
Recording sscrstaryISGeo. Hao,yslsZ:
Treasurer Timothy Murphy. III.
Meet first Sunday Of month at 1880 o.
clock in A., O.. a. ". Hall, Morris.
Daughters Of Erin. Morr1s-Presideut
Vice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mecue. :.
Recording secretary. Mary 1oguA
Trsasurer-Mrs, VIM. Reardon.
Y DAKOTA COUNTY. .S
County President =. p. Moran. -
BIZ Pr1yssM ~ !: hesGEa sn4e'an, l.,
!. Vice Pres.-John priscoll.
Rec. Sect. j. Burma. "
Fin. Sec.-Thomas Mcshane.
Treas.-J. J. Currier. =.
1ns. Sec.-J.:F. Cavanaugh.
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues
lay Of month. ~ +. ~ ~
Div. 80. Z, Rosemoupt- President
James Geraghty. -t'
Vice Pres.-John Cahill. + .l5...
I. Rec. Sec.-William Carroll.
Financial Sec.-M. J. Hynes.
+ Treas.-T. E:fDevttt.
Meets on I'd Tuesday:an .4th Sunday OF
month. ..t.,,.s..s .,. E,
Daughters OF Er.n-Ilastings:
Presldent-Gertrude Fahey. fa: II
8 Vice Pres.-Mary Mclaughlin. -
Rec ,Sec.-Josie Dean.
Fin. sec.-Theresa ,Conley.a -.
Treas.-Nora Mclaughlin.
Y Meet on the LIST and Sd Thursdays OK the
month at A. O. II. Hall; :,5;st+.,t
/ Daughters Of Erin, RQsemount-Ere
dent Miss Katie Wllalen.
Vice PRESIDE nt-Miss Nellie Moran: se'
, Recording Secretary-Miss Alice Della
Treasurer-Mrs. T., E. Dewitt.
Financial Secretary--Mies Maggie Kelly
Meet on second Sunday of month at
2:30 D.. M, and fourth Thursday at 1880
p. m. >.t,.a -. 49,. r
ST. CLOUD. sTEARNs COUNTY.
County Presid +: Kennedy.
Division No. !. st, Cloud-President. p
y. Kennedy.
vice Pres.-P. e. Stafford.
Rec. and Fin. Sec,-4I .Flaherty.
Inns. Secs. T. Doyle. 49,,
Treasurer-Frank Gillespie. ~
Meetings third Tuesday Of month st
swartz's hall.
DULUTH. ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County Fresident-John Flood.
Division. No 1.-President-John G
Vice Pres.-M. H. McMahon. !.
Rec Sea-. Murphy, Jr, Herald office
ms. sec.-J: Callahan:
Treasurer-F. s. Kelly.
Me- Meet Sse fist ana fra "wednesday
enings and third Sunday In each month In
Division NO. J. West Duluth-Preaidsnt
Geo. Colman.
Vice Pres.-T.. J.. Murphy.
Rec. Sec: j.. Moran.
Treas.-Thos. Coyle. '
Fin Sec.-Jas Connolly.
Insurance sec:-Jas. Connolly ICON
Meets first and third Tuesday Of monta
at $50 O'clock p M, A. Q. Y. w. na a
Daughters Of Erin. Division NO
vice Pres.-Mrs. j. II. Sullivan:
T Rec; sec.-Miss Mae Murphy, e@ West
Third street.
Treasurer-Miss Maggie Harvey.
Elm. Sec. Miss Ducey.
Sentinel-Miss Nellie Callahan.
eergt.-at-arms--Mrs. Reilly:
wAsEcA, wAsEcA COUNTY.
Go. Pres, John p. Jordan.
Prss., T. Boucher.
Vice-pres.. P. II. Kennehan. s.a
Rec. Sec, D. O'Keefe. .- II.
Fin. sec, j. Kelley. s
Treas. r. McLoone. -*
( ms. sec.. .. OKeefe. -.
Meets LIST Sunday and I'D THURSDAY OK
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LYON COUNTY.


I'D. Martin, c. p, Marshall. p,o,-
Div. No. !, Marshall-Presiden1'F r. n'e''
ly. Minneota. So: ~
Vice Pres.--chas. Flay, Marshall.
Rec. Sec.--J. d. Martin, Marshall,
Fin SEEM. f. Grammar, Marshall
Treasurer. Geo. Morrow, Marsnan.
las. Seed. J. Grammar, Marshan;
Serg.-at- Arms-Peter, w ite, Marsns4A
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M'LEor COUNTY.


!. Co. Pres. p. MoEll!zott. -.
Division No. /. Glsncoe-Pres. J. ":
Holloran.
Vice Pres.-.Rev. J. stritch.
y Rec. Sec.-Thonas Holloran' 4.
Fin. SEED. r. McNelltus.
:. Treas. r. McElligott.
Meets o'clock p. N: ,1st suhaay o.
month at G. 4. r. hall
FIL1Mo1as COUNTY.
!. Division No. j. .Preston-Prsap T1aes.
Healy. .
7Vice-pres., W. Mallain.
Rec. Sec, ). Failon.. ..s'
Fin. Sec. w. ]. Ryan.
/, Treas., "A. L. Bennett ~.
Division No. 2, Ianeshoro-Pisss' =
Seaman. 80 -: .sS>'*:: ~. '$sq
V1ce-pres.. d. Thornton.
Rec. Sec. :. .Gallisap. - i.
Fin. Sec, g. Redmond.
Treas. J. Larkin. { ~.
1ns. Sec. ]. Galngan.ss -. ..
Meets alternate Saturdays Of month over
a piy,stSn No. : DauE Essnfon o. st'h
V1ce-pres:, Anna Redmond.
Rec. So. Alice Toomey. -. III
i Fin. Sec. Madee Durikin. 7.s4-4 =
Treas. Maggie Rafferty,. d.. -
y. sTBELE COUNTY
3 Co. Pres. G.. J. sO,Brien. ,Ge, :, :,
Division No. !. owatonna-FreA' c J.
O'Brten. =. ~
vice-pres., y, =. Lpughln.
Rec. Sec. J. 7. Clarke.
Fin. sec, a. C.. Toner.
Ins. sec. =; A.,Lonerean'
Ireaa', M :. 20
lace o. eess;; ~, %. s.-tsr.s
- D 4 n,pna .xv- ? e''>''A'A''.s :
2.
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SCOTT COUNTY,

s4 SCOTT COUNTY.
County President-F. ). Leonard Jo tn
Division No. i, Belle .Plaine-Presidsnt3
DR.. G. r. Maloney. s5rb
Vice Pres.-.M. r. Pendy.
Rec Seek, g.. Conlon.
+ Fin. SEED. M. Cavanaugh. -. LII
i Treasurer-Danie1 Callahan.
ms. SEWN. Fitzgerald. a
Meet first Sunday OF month.
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prprsrr,pn roIINTY

Co. Pres.--C. E. Dougherty.
Division No. 1--Pres..P. Power~
Vice-Pres.. Con McCanray.
Rec. Sec, Ed ward Carroll
Fin. Sec, ]. Barrett.
ms. Sec, G. p, Doueherty.
Treas. M. Hebron.
Meets list Sunday Of month. Address
Box lis. Pipestone City.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

State President-J. Mccarthy. stilwa-
ter. $780,. ~-.
Vice, President-c. j.. o'Brien, Ovation
ma. .' '.'-''. -.-'-rt.
State secretary-Tnos. Connolly. 52s
Penn ave. n, Minneapolis.
State Treasured. p. Hayes Mankato
State Board of Directors-J.. Callahan
Duluth; Dan Myers, Green Isle. z. p. MO
ran, Hastings: P. J. Geraghty, st. Paul
Thos. Coleman, Anoka. =.
Grant, st. Paul.
Vice-president, ID. F. Mc0ermott. clon'
tart. -. ..s.
State Secretary Of insurance. John A.
O,Shaughnessy. saltwater.
State treasurer OF insurance. J. SneeAy'
Montgomery.
Directors of Insurance Fund.-. O'Con-
nell, Clontarf; J. d. O'Brien, Minneapolis
NJ Heffron, Rochester; John. Kennedy
Minneapolis; T. Fl. Murphy, Brainerd.
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Division No. 2-rres,dent. NJ }. Hal
s1BLEY COUNTY.

County President-.W. r. Fahey. G3eas
Division MOI. Green 1sle-Prssidsnt
Daniel Myers.
Vice Pres.-M. McMahons
Rec. Seal. "A. ShortatL - ~.
Fin. Sew. T. Fahey.
Treasurer-Thoe. NORM.
ms. SEEM. Mcmahon. -
Aeeting arst. Sunday in each month.
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me to make
bf,. human nature in
DIT expected to find it,
1so had declared this
j me and who I be-
He same views upon
3 gold standard, have
themselves that the
Abimetallisr Is to go
Ne gold standard, One
4isheas men in the
Snetic, man, who had
ITO read and appalud
ss,. came to me after
Eat plank in the plat
hours in an endeavor
1t the great party Of
bf liberty, the party
: only party to which
United States might
that it could solve the
beset our path. He
II d bimetallist as you
thought so from your
months ago" But he
/ wefca,1 accomplish
lay An the party" I
I how In the void he
aletallis1n by staying
Just discarded 1t and
going the other way.
hone. You cannot go
| unless you go clear
Ind It will take too
i earth. (Applause).
lsc!tizens, that: this
. coinage system of
81 infinitely q greater
her, believing that It
AS and ;envelops the.
SyiflE that without a
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1iIe sil 81 !. I
Is Co ".
~ 8 = = sS e. III
1lss sls'.s! 4 81 so as,aanea'
Div- Nles 4: shiela svills- -lPrea. NJ
~ 8. i ,11, sa,s'a'- !.
8! IS =: ::..,,.,
s, pr<,. : H9 e: Ii S1pH E51:.a. ',
Pres, s.. Coveny. n, \.
Yfce-pres., y. McKeon. !, Siifia#
Rec. sec. En- Ryan. NJ ,:sg3
Eth. sec.. p. Maloney. .,. l,s5ts f Z.
Treas. w. Ryan. !.
RocHEsTER. o1NsTED ca
CO.. Pres.--M. Hebron. -
Vice Pres-Jos, Spencer. 4 .ff5
Req =: ses:-M. c,,Lawier
Ins: Sea- a a A;,d Kennedy, .1s
Meets let ana 50 Tuesday evenings 81
month at X. ?. hall. u 174
Vice Pres.-Mrs. J. w. o'Rourke.
Rec, Sec.-Miss Katie Conaty. .,j%fl,@
FIN, Sec-Misss Katie McCloskey. tt
Trsas.--Mrs. NJ. C. Lawler.
Sentinel-Mrs j. e. McGovern.
Observation-Disclosures Belle Gum.
ANOKA COUNTY. 5}
County President, Thomas Colemax
Prcsident-Jamas McArdle, Anoka, p =.
Vice Pres.-M. T1gue. Coon Greek.
Rec. Sep. T. Stack. Anoka.
Fin. and ms, Sect. NJ. Ryan.
Treasurer-Thos. Clarke.
Meetings second Sunday Of each montk
1t g. A. r. Hall. Second Az.
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Ger, cesnty Pres'den'-n. F. 1opsrnots
Division No. 1. clontart - President
Francis Casey. IS
Vice Pres.-J. Kent. 81. a.
Rec. Sec.-M. T.. Conlogue.
( Fin. sec.-Patrick Foley. :.
\ Treas. and ms. .sec.-J: o'Donnell. &.
Meetings first Sunday Of month in town
Division No. 2-President. Henry MUIR
Vice Pres.-James o'connor.
Y Rec. Sect. FL. Donnelly. 1-@
Fin. and ,lns Sec.-John Whaleu. De
Treasnrer--J. C. Collips. ,...
b Address Henson. MINI. Meet drBt Sun
day Of month. w.
AvocA. MURRAY COUNTY. 4
County, President. J: =. M et.a1,o
En- ls. s Sec o.p as r..
Treasurer-P Dwyer. IT,,
In 6oc.-P. Keegan. ~,
Division No. 2, eurrie-J German. Pres
Vice. Pres.-Thos. McAvoy.
Rec. Sec.-James KeAry. .,.. $50. y,
Fin Sec.-Michael Keary.
Treasurer-Dan,G Calvin.
ms. tSec.--E. Walsh.
Meet second Sunday Of each month At
dK t4S & I'LL BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President-D. p. O'Neill
President-H. w. Grove.
Vlce-President--P Haley.
Rec. Sec.-hooert Brennan.
Fin. Sec.---J. l.. Mccormick. s...:.
Treasurer-Alex. Moran.
=" ms. Sec.-Joseph brennan.
Meet first Sunday OF month.
Daughters Of Erin. Gracvt'le-PrssS
aant Agnes Hickey.
&c IreS.--uaggle Day.
Recording secretary--Annie Heating.
Financial secretary-Nellte DownA.
reasurer--Mrs. tilen Lane.
Meets second Friday Of month.
LIE SUEUK COUNTY.
County, Presldent-James Sullivan, ST.
Thomas N..
Division No /. st. Thomas-Presidea&
James Sullivan.
Vice Pres.-D. w. Burns. '.....
Rec. Sew. Fl. Burns.
Fin. Sec.--James 17onayne.
ms. Sec.-James Doherty. "
Treasurer--Henry Regan.
Meet first Sunday in month at o'clecb
y. m. at St. Thomas.
Division No. 2-rresYdent. NJ. ,. Hal
vice Pres.-Michae1 skelly. H.
Rec. See.--James McGirnis.
Fin. Sec.-Eugene Osborne.
Treasurer--Peter Morgan.
Ine. SEEM. G. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday OF month. AddresS
lie Sueur. ~"
Division No 8, Montgomery-5. E. swee-
ney president.
Vice PRES z. Stratton. .. 81
Rec. Sec.--W. a. Kennedy.
Fin. sec.--.John Spence.
Ins. Sew. A. Kennedy. -
Treasurer; Jerry Keohen.
C,vS1 or IN NINTH.
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me, ana a IlldLl6E I1AO'
discovery which It co
/; as. to. the weakness
places where I had nq
to see other men WI
same conviction witt
lieved entertained I'll
the Nervousness Of ths
somehow persuaded
best way to achieve /
on surrendering to til
Of the most distingA
United States, a MAJ
done me, the kindnes3
my speech Ia congres
the introductlon2of ii
form and spend twosl
to explain to me th$
progress. the party 4
Of protection, was thk
the people Of the +
turn with any hope 4
/ difficulties that now
|, said.,"I. am as much q
are" and I isaid'"I /
speech I read some II
said The only way
binetallisrn is to st,
asked him to explain
could accomplish bin
in a party that had :
had declared twas /
1t simply cannot be i
east. bYpgoing west \:
around the earth, q
,ipng'tQ reEenerateth i
Believing, fellow
great question ] Of: N1i
the United States Is
question than any OF
surrounds and enfoD
other questions, bAi(
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MORTON, RENVlLLE COyINTY. I Rs,
c6nnty President-T..E 81. BoHan. ssgt
Division NO. 1-President, J. n Heo,ss
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Compromise

! He stands
1gH not to be
caftont long be
ty.f Whlle the
ngIto al party
ilAjority upon
o1Aewhat upon
] essential that
'ie1d on a ques-
..Abplause.) If
e mere engines
'tfeerEthe citi-
RE only safety
et&tgreat issues
Judgment and
people. It is
.z5rny, opoarfO.
kstioned, hap
Had to accredit
a desire to be
use a proper
cir comments.
here been mint
+ has governed
-. -,IHa so
k you what it
lot have every
mary sense in
t these tnlngs?
e Is the young
le graces Of his
It. Louis, and
/ party Of Lin
e delivered up
all street and
will do myself
eyes were not
8 to me q SOL
enplated 1T in
rfble necessity,
l that 1t might
lad been asked
e this. that Or
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followed the brides mother, accompanied by the
maid of honor Miss Anna OFT. The bridesmaids
were Miss Olga Endemann. Miss Lulu Finck. Miss
Emma Schwarz and Miss Mile Schwarzwaeider
The bridegroom was accompanied by the best man.
Paul Endemann. The ushers were Jacob Siegel. IT,
Louis Fahs and August Fink. jr.
After the ceremony the entire party proceeded In
carriages to the Hotel Savoy. where the bridal din
ner was served In the Gold Room at o'clock Two
hundred of the most intimate friends OF the two
families were present. Among those at the dinner
tables Mrs John Eichler. Mr. and Mrs. Ende-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Siegel. Jacob Siegel. jr
Paul Endemann, Miss Olga Endemann, Mrs. John
OFT. Miss Anna Off, Miss Minnie Heinz. Miss Hama
Heinz Mrs. Louis Heinz. Mr.. and Mrs. John Heinz.
Mr. and Mrs Ashbel p. Fitch. Miss Fitch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Rupert Mrs Sophie Rupert. Mr.. and
Mrs August Finck Miss Lulu Finck. August Finck.
jr Mrs Andrew Fnck. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Shwarz-
waelder, Miss Mile Schwarzwaelder. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Schwarz Miss Emma Schwarz. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Doelger. tr., Mr. and Mrs. William Ebling.
Mr.. and Mrs. William EblIng, r.. Phillip Ebling.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Schalk. Mr.. and Mrs A. Strassburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fahs. Miss Emile Fahs. Louis
A Fahs Mr. and Mrs r. Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Caller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Uihlein, DR.. and Mrs.
Nicoai, Mr. and Mrs Charles Wildermann. Miss
b. Ostheder. Mrs. j. Riegelmann, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Kruger. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Harnisch-
feger. Mr. Herdt F. Rothbarth and Miss siegel.
The young couple. accompanied by the aunt or
the bride leaves here next Tuesday on the North
German Lloyd steamer Havel for a six months tour
Of
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THE COURTS.
LEWIS THIRD TRIAL.

JUSTICE FREEDMAN HOLDS THAT THE burden
OF PROOF OF THE DEFENDANTS INSANITY
LIES WITH THE STATE
Tba third trial to determine the mentai coho'''o"
q, Daniel Levy. an advertising agent. was Oesun
yesterday before Justice Freedman and jury IN
Trial Term. Part X, Of the Supreme Court Levy
has been for fifteen years in love with Mrs. mar
no, Lehman the wife of sigmund Lehman OF NO.
eo West Forty-sixth-st. This love. IL ID a"oe'"'
amounts to insanity. t..
Levy was committed to the pavilion LOT .ne IN
cane at Bellevue Hospital on January d. anu ia.e'
as eent 70 Wards Island At the f1rst tr1ai justice
Rookstayer withdrew the case from the cohs'oe'~
tion OF the Jury having learned that certain u.-
known persons had attempted to tamper with 'ne
,urv. The second trial resulted In Disagreement
., Tho iurv'' Levy was again sent back to ward
Island. where he remained until yesterday wnch no
VAS brought into court to confront Jury again;
Justice freedman decided yesterday az tne s'" ~
n the trial that the burden OF the PROOF "aS Shas
the State to prove that Levy was Nv ihs Mr. Holm,
Tevv.s counsel as at the trial before Jusuce
B.schoff the burden of proof was on Levy u BLU"
that he sane. -, 81. a.v In court
..,d Justice Freedman 1.-The commitment IL only
nrovsional and the authorities holding tne
must prove their right to 40 SO. Css 20 the nr,s.
ali statutes Is the consututlonai rsn, "a This the
O Orer has never had The proceedings netore
The committing Magistrate were withous ,nn o hsd a
him so he is in the position OF not ha''"s A"u
The morning and afternoon sessions were oceo "
MED bv Mr. Holm and Mr. NicoI; the latter % oi
counsel for the people n .h.n The Jury had not
been secured when the court ADJOURNED Inc u'oi
will be continued to-day
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate pivislou-supreme court.Before Van BT1nt
r e. g. opens a. 9! a. 49, 81 a. So IS 49, 40 s. 90
"a sa ss O. coaripeca Term-P.rs Before Law
1soS fas1a1f sasa Pa smA
JCour opens At 10 a. rerm@Psrt i-Befor.
drs ss,c,a, courtspecal TermPart v.Bcfors Bsssn
w and fact: Nos 2i3i, 1893 io4s l1so 2lll' isoo
si7o isos ioi 1853 1853 Clear; v-petor. ruaz
from Part y for yb.fors Slower
Supreme &c nv sp, from Part " trial Case un-
nnlsnsd co,r,-suec,al rerrn-Part vlI-BefOrs Beck
man J~~Elevated Railroad cases ssaf y1rAd,ourned
"'s Supreme Cour,-specai Term--f@r' Vii-"'''''"
70! sSS Tsrm sds s s seS 2s Case
sgp1smi, s s is4G Us. is. aCS ness
io2s 1927 1905 sss 1890 lop iSjS Befors Biscnon
supreme 10 be sent Part III for trial. Case
s,svT sen, from Part a Ps of
supreme Ss .ent from Part III for trial Case unn
i's ssnr.m. courtrr.a TemPart yIIBsfoIs SsSi s
e isaS ,s 1891 ,5s 49, $751; it Sis S iS rs
sic osr 2is5 Case unfinished vr1r-pcfor. se.s.
supreme 10 be sent from Part VII for tr'a.
Clear cour,rral Term-Part Ix-Bst0rs MsAdAm
to be sen, Part vi for trial Sc1 Freed
Supreme 70 be- sent from Part VII for trial Case
snns.ms court-Trai TermPart x-Adjournsd f0F
the . ,...... pa,or. Arnold S-Mo-
80 called Mt 80 n. No llAI VIII Oh w
non s,Iisr nj D. M Wills for probate Mary a. cray
wcsuI,en John F. Collins Adelaide David Nellie ~ "a
itsnns William O. Judge. William Sendamore AZ W''o
giboo'S pr W Madden Henry schaefer. at pm.
"surr,oxaes couTt--Trai Term-Before Fixsersd' D.
No day calendar ,, y..o.. o,Au.hr,an J-cSourt
o,sns ~ ~ a ui-Motions at 10 go a. m ...
OPEN, , ~ Cour,Trial Tern,Part Before MCCARTHY
No iiso 500 1850 357 35ls 4o44h iso,5 is iSsS
1855 4os7 1882 si4S 2ss'' s''' io''' ''''"' '''
Clear. p... ~ p.sors O'Dwver l.
~" ,sao iiaa il53 1925 1887 sol. 230 b3S. AA eU
1888 S oS2 ss l ssi g so i iss iss iisi sSS
Case unfinished. - ~, p..... Var vvvct
~ry Nos 7s5 SOS i02 76i TO- 1885, 1899 500. 18S.
77o iaii 1904 s 1882 tSgs 1883 AZ 4 ALA
COS 1910. 1925. ESQ., 7'e oso i'o' i'o' '''' 1919
Clear. ~. ,,y r,..... cor,.r p
shor, causes Nos 1880 2a4s 4277 41S 1922 t6o 1885,
1900 1905. Clear
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BE THINKS THE MAN rs ALIVE.
RECORDER GoFF DOES NOT BELIEVE LOUIS COM
MITTED SUICIDE AND ORDERS HIS
Dali EopFETTED

RECORDER GoFF DOES NOT BELIEVE LOUIS COM
MITrED SUICIDE AND ORDERS HIS
BAIL FORFEITED.
Recorder Goff. in Part !. General Sessions yester-
day issued a warrant for the arrest OF Joseph H.
Louis wanted in this city for forgery. and who,
IL was said had committed suicide In Philadelphia.
Louis was under four indictments for forgery.
His alleged crime was said to be the cause Of the
failure of schloss Brothers in December. 1893
for noO0oo They were wholesale clothing
dealers at No 656 Broadway. Louis was then man
aser. The indicted man was under $4,000 bail.
when the case was called for trial to-day the clerk
for Rose e. Putze Louiss attorneys. stepped up and
said his employers had received telegram from an
undertaken in Philadelphia saying that Louis had
committed suicide Assistant District-Attorney
Davis appeared and said ne had reason to believe
that the man had not committed suicide. and asked
that the bail be forfeited, and a warrant Issued
for his arrest.
A the case was related to the Recorder he
smiled over the OF the suicide and issued
a warrant for the arrest OF Louis. This was given
to Central ONCE detectives who started for Phil
adepha to look at the body, and see II 1t Is really
that of Louis. The clerk did not produce the tele-
gram In court but II was said that the dispatch
came from Louis Good an undertaken Of No. s2l
spruce-st Philadelphia. No particulars were
given as to how the man died.
Louis thirty-eight years old. and lived AT NO.
227 Edgecombe-ave. 1t was said that he was to
have pleaded guilty to one of the indictments TO-.
day. He apparently was Respondent and left his
home last Tuesday saying he would be gone for a
day or So The dispatch was the next heard Oh
him. He leaves widow and several children
When Louis's forgeries were discovered IN De-
cember. 1888, he went TO a hotel IN Union Square
and there attempted suicide by inhang iluminat.
ing gas He found apparently unconscious ana
was revived with difficulty.
The District Attorneys office received word
Wednesday that Louis had disappeared. and his case
was put on the calendar for yesterday.
While the specific amount for which he was In
dicted is only few hundred dollars, 1t Is al
legged that his supposed larcenies and forgeres while
manager for Schloss Brothers aggregated several
man. counsel for Sch.oss Brothers. were unable 10
straighten the tangle Louis had got the firm into
and the latter failed for 81 100000
Philip Frank, OF No. 200 West Twenty -seventh-st
was bondsman for Louis. Recorder Gof declared the
hail forfeited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-17
LAWYER PROMISES TO DIsBURsE.

Stephen P. Russell. lawyer. forty-nine years old.
Who has an ONCE In the Stewart Building and gives
h,s address as No East One hundred-and-t twenty
thtrd-st, was arraigned before Magistrate Flammer
in the Harlem Court yesterday morning on charge
OF appropriating money collected by him for a
client on q judgment. Mrs Hannah D!edrichs of
NO 357 Willis-a>e.. complains that Russell brought
suit and obtained judgment OF SIS Is In the Ninth
District Court for her against Frederick schild-
vacbter of One hundred d-twenty -eghth-st and
Fourth-ave.
Mrs Diedrichs further alleges that William j.
Kennedy, clerk OF the Ninth District Court told
her that on January he had paid $40 Is to Russell
on account Russell disregarded a summons issued
nv MaRfstrate F1ammer some weeks ago. and he
Vas brought In on q warrant -,
Russells excuse Is that Mrs; Dledrichs owes nun
rendered in other suits The case was adjourned
until. tomorrow. at which time Russei PROMISED 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-17
TWO PERFORMANCES FOR CHARITY
FOR THE FRENCH DAY NURSERY At AB-
BEY's THEATRE AND THE THROAT AND
NOSE HOSPITAL AT PALMER'S.


A most attractive concert WAS given at Abbeys
Theatre Yesterday afternoon for the benefit OF the
French Day Nursery. II under the special
direction OF Nine Calve. There was an audience or
fair sire present. but not so large as either the
entertainment the object deserved. Nine 'al'e
sang Dayid's Air du Mysol. "Chanson dAVrh'
ave Maria" hy Mascagni: 'Chanson Espagnole'
osor.r,de" Gounod. and Say Yes" by Guy dHar-
dclot The other artists were Messrs. Plancon Luz
bert Rivarde. Lachaume and Sepplli
The patronesses were Mrs. Levi I. Morton. MINE
Edmond Bruwaert. Mrs. Laurent AlI'en, Mts, ~
fred " Amy Mrs. Bett!n. Mrs. curtis b"'Ia'"
Mrs. John Bowler. Mrs. Bet,ner. the Misses bou-
vier Mrs Charles As'or Bristed MIS- D. I, ner e.
tho Misses Binsse. Mrs Fred H. Benedict Mrs
/" G De Caumont Mrs. Frederic Conde,rt Mr. Mrs
N Nrier william lns Ms:es pel%onSo
Dixon. Mrs Thomas 7. EckeIt Mrs ,o raehi Mrs Mfg
i r Tpa Mrs o 9sorSf r. s%s Gfssoy '
Eugene Glaenzer. Mrs Henry r. Gourd; M Mrs
IC,ephMs ,. R asns' I Hcsue Hrs Adrian
Mrn John JacSSsn Mrs Delaney A. l Kane Mrs
Harry Kns'sy H j5sO H% %%2enes F So Misses
ISH" LEAVE Tfs Henry smaTche Mrs Aphonss
Moore MTs M McLs Nsiisen
post Ms Partridge Mrs Pedsri,; Mrs T. RslIi
hSm,T Ms ksEnA Mr Mrj u ESOs sxe Mss
Mrs Il. T. smith. Miss smith. Mrs Thomas bona.
George TrSwSTdsT , ars M H%mes sars
Mrs ! Van Schalck Mrs. ]. Del Vale. Mrs Camille
Weidenfeld and Mrs Isaac Wright a., 1870,
,,he Eew- York Throat and Nose Hospital prohted
10 the extent of about :! 600 from benen, per9,m
noon Charles H. Hopper and his company gave an
sct from "Chlmmie Fadden," and tho other enter
harvtone: John 81 Turner. the Aeolian Trio, Chauh-
cey Olcott Miss Vivian Bernard the MISSES s heecn'
Fanatic soprano; j. f. Dodson, the Twin sisters
Abbott Eugene Sanger Miss Lilly Post. soprano
Miss Rose Thurnasr James po""s"e'' '"'' 'o"e'
and the Sisters Claim.