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RECORDER SENIOR nEAPPOINTED.
Labor Unions Beaten in Their Fight Against
Just Judge.

Paterson, y J.. May IS. The bitter fight
OF organized labor against The reappointment
of George n. Senior, Recorder OF thus city.
closed tonight in the defeat Of the union men,
Judge Senior was reappointed by a vote of 0 To
6 in the Board OF Aldermen.
The fight dates hack 10 the Hand silk mill
strike in which Polly McGrLl played such an
important part, and T. vac further embittered
during the recent machinists' strike, when Nh"
labor unions came out openly and de-
clnred that they would de'ea' Judge
Senior for reelection because h" en-
forced the law against unruly strikers.
The union men menaced the candidates for
Aldermen before election in their efforts to get
pledges 20 defeat the Recorder At the organi-
aation Of the new Board Of Aldermen william
} st. Lawrence, a Democratic lawyer,
was the nominee Of a majority of
the Democratic Aldermen. but Alderman
Durget would not be bound, by the
caucus, declaring that he would volc for Senior.
The board j. a tie politically, but support OF
Durget WINS made negative at n previous meet
ing hv the vote % Alderman John Post, "A
Republican. who went over TO st, Lawrence.
The desertion of Post turned out all the prin-
cipal Republican onicoholders in the ci'yexcept
the Recorder
Post WINS TO have a son apr ointed ianitor Of
n I'N'ii' = lNNi Nc u w W ~
for voting with the Democrats. but tonight he
surprised the large audience at the tity
Hall by voting for Senior, Alderman Miller,
another Republican who WAS said TO have been
captured by 81 Lawrence also voted tor
Senior. The Democrats were aware of, the
change in the situation and attempted to
prevent a meeting. but the friends of Judge
Senior held the members well together ard
finally forced the Aldermen into the council
chamber
taken up, and only one ballot was reCessary,
as Judge Senior received nine votes. n maJorl-
IL. and In was de- Jared elected - Re-
Corder for three var AT q salary OF
81, 500 a year The Judge was congratulated bv
hundreds OF people as soon rs the result was
known downstairs. The hall Was crowded
with ~Citi2ous who had taken an interest in the
fight on one side or the other The labor men
were deeply chaRrinet at the result nnd de-
clarpd that sacred pledges had been broken.
but that they would have revenge next spring
on the Aldermen who had voted for Judge
Senior.
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PIiGIE QUARANTINE ~ FRISCO.
Armed Guards to BE Put Around chinatown
There MAY he Resistance.

SAN Francisco. May ?S The State Board of
Health held a meeting late this afternoon
and after listening to protests Of m"r-
chants and railroad managers, decided 10
quarantine thiuatown by throwing a Gordon
around lheuuarter and stationinG armed guards
OF frequent intervals The CITY Boart OF Health
will probably indorse this action and make all
arrangements for the quarantine. Tn" State
Board also advised an cities Of California To IN
sp"ct all A.iatIc~ coming from thI~ city.
This acton H. regarded H. due Ia reSentm ent
arai. II Judge Morrow = decision rendered this
ait,ruU,n. andIs cuu~eGutn,r~ may hr serious
The { hineso declare they will not submit peace.
fully to the quarantine When ihcr" l. TO proof
tia, iha E,asnG exist; IN fhina,"y4 cirorf,
court to-day ISSUED al Injunction restraining
the Board of Health from lnoculating Chr
nesr or JHTHnrs' WITH serum or from r.
Strnininc them from travel TO or from the
city.
The decision was made in the case of Wong
Wal, who applied for an injunction for him
self and p 900 other Chine 40 =, sldruts. Judy"
Morrow holds, first that IN" Board of Health
had no pow to .~uoculat" because IN" super
visurs had passed no lcglsiatIon on the matter
Their action was dlscriIuinatorV ~ il ap-
pllcd only Ia ASiatics. There was no show
ing that IN" President had declared III" plague
pr, valrut IN thls city. tn" supervising sur
gecn-G,n,ral Of the Marine Hospital Service
did not provtd" for the iuOcula,icu of tsatios
and hence nT. kiuyoun Needed his authority.
judge Morrow declares in NJ" strongest terms
that discrimination against Ga" Chinese Is
Illegal
Judge Marrow announced that the dnciS-
sion would also apply in tho cases OF Japanese.
in whose behalf Judge Magnlr' nlod an AZ
plicat."u ou GROUNDS similar 10 those Of Wong
DFNvrr. col. NAYS Bv order - tho state
Bonrd o. N"ylth n rIacu" ou1rantn" va 49,
tahlsh"' to-day against I aIlioflna chinese
and lap2ncSe VIII Ice pruhlhlt"d. IRON entering
the state.
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Z

james Wilson SChoch died At his home. Is
parn place. Newark. ON SUNDAY. after u long
Hires. Ne was g. wears old, and was one Of
the oNncrS Of The N,r'rS SUndoy CoH II" vas
born in Lancaster county. Pa. and was a son
of Dr. Jacob Schooh. MIR. Sohuch learned the
trade OF q Printer ia the Office of IN" N,rdrk
Euoi,. After q tim" ho became foreman Of tn"
NCrGrk No,lJ Jouruci which vent ont Of oN-
isteICr a few year, age. IN iN7i Nr. S,Aoch
ard the late william \. ire bought the StpdGg
tuN Mr. Srhooh leaves q widow and one
daughter. the wife oi liolt Melvin " Huvcll.
of the Filth United States Cavalry, now sta
TONED in Porto Rice.
Levi, ". Clark, recently chief Justic" Of the
New l1nml-hirC Surrrn" Court a datthe time
Of hs death United States Commissioner in
Bankruptcy, died ar his hoIe in Manchester. y
II Yesterday. II" NH~ born in Blru~t,ad In
1875. ard Wa grad. atcd a. Dartmouth College
ne va ior four wear, Atiorncv-Gcuoralo Ncw
HnurSlirc ~" was ; Demo, rat. and I'm one
campaign he mad a brilliant oaryd', tor tom
gresS
Mrs. Florence Grouse. vid0w OF Got. George
Y. Grouse Of SyrAcu~". dicd Al the Hotel Cher
mont IN Paris H,s'nrG ~ morning. Mr. Grouse
had been yproHd ~lu," lSgN' or the benefit IF her
health. She was a. year old aud leaves tour
Children.
Judge Rea, formcr tcnmandcr-ir.C his Of
The q \ Il, a,cd Yesterday at his home in
M,nNpauplis.
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A vote by orders were not sustained BY n large
majority IL was decided not 10 lag the minority
report on IL" table. rherrupon the minority
amendment was adopted,
Further fIAring on tho amusement question
O%CoIrrri tod y. hut efforts 10 renew Ia" as
Cu~,lon were not sue esshIl. N" voi" on SAT-
urday accepting the minority report, faNorirS
no change IN paragraph ciS ~ the disc lpl,n",
was aa3 Ia 700, n announced early U'daN, Dr
Buckley moved that tir report be LAID On me
table. and this was done by tn" close Not",ol
25s 20 2i3. There NHs considerable sursr's"
when Dr BuoEley mad hi, motion 10 table lhe
resolution. aud the annolnCcn,eut of me wore
b. which The Conference revoked - action OF
SATURDAY. caused n sensation. ID ,hucN!ay
as.ed WHEELER II was In order 10 call ~ the
majority report for consideration Bi-hop
Fitzgerald ruled that II could not j." iak"il ny
because tho house Vts under ~" previous
question. ~ BucKisv then took ht' , ~ ma
the delegate e. errod only on" more daN re-
mains to th" tonf"rouc" ~ u Tomorrow
the fms ad onrnment viii take place
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KINGS COUNTY WIN mn
Mclaughlin Likely to Side with tho senator
Against Instruction FOR Bryan.

The announcement Yesterday morning. lhh'
the managers Of Tammany Hall would ~
siSt on an Endorsement Of Bryan and the IN
s~trucrion OF the delegates to Kansas city Tor
him at the Democrats state convection
stirred up a breeze among the democratic
Leaders in BROOKLYN. most Of whom ar" strongly
opposed TO such II proceeding Hugh MclAugh-
lu paid an early visit 10 the AUCTION room and
he wa. soon Joined by James Sher,in ana 'N-
Senator John MCtarty. his two CMloi lellcll-
ants. aud oS-JuSlice Augustus Van NyCt;, ne
published statement that ex-senator I'm be,
fore his recent departure from Manhattah idu
objected 10 w" selection OF "N-Iu>'l'e van
Nyck ~ on" Of The delegates-o'- larg" 10 me
National CONVENTION wa rvIcenllN discussed
AT the conference. for al it, C.Oocl u was an
nouuced that in "A talk between Nr MClAuEh-
lin and ex-senator Hill over the long distance
telephone the latter had denied IT," truth OF
the story. The report, il was said, had Oh
viOuSiy been invented 20 make mischief. Ia
understood that MIR Mclaughlin aud Ms dele
gates 10 the STATE (onyrnuun VIII he Tor lhl rs
against croker The action Of ne Demucroilc
Executive Committee 4 iNN nights ago IN re-
icCtiuE the proposed indor-cment Of BRYAN by
an almost unanimous votei- believed tolnul'ai'
the continent OF IA" organization yesterday
Mr. Shevlin said in rpfpreRC" to Iammany,S
policy Il d. not agree "ith n great deal tha' Is
being done aud Is proposed to he done.
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Hugh Mclaughlin Win Lead the Kings Forces
In Stnte Convention.

The Democrats ~ Kings county h"ln 'h''I
As,cmhl, District convention. last niSht ma
elected Delegates 10 the stat" convention nv
the Academy OF Music, Manhattan, h"N' n'on'h
A. usIol llurh NcIalrhlin head the d'''sh'
ton TO The State Convention. The FIihahn N'''h
districts elected delegates who ar" IN SYM
pa,hy with WiuinmJ BRYAN. senator Michael
j. Cofcy he'd. his delegation from tho N'h'h
dis rirt. notwithstanding The fact that ~ mas
been expelled from the councils ol me parry ny
the KIM. Cnrrty Democratic General Commit
toe Warden Patrick Hayes viii lead INC ne'"-
Cation from tho ,Yf,h distric, and Mitchell, MAY,
the only Congressman from Long lslnhn VINO
voted nrr,u.t ih, Currency hil, VIII also I" Il
delegate from the district. .,o l,,ao,
MANY OF he olG-tirc Democratic t"nu"I
were chosen rs dClcgatcs last nlgI'' M Wv W.
OWING lst Will show,
fir,l dl>,ic,- Hugh Mclaughlin. Anqre" Ne,
Donald, II. F. Lucas, y l. second E..settmn WA
Mckeon James j. Bridges, Richard NIsm ~"
Si,id'', "'' beHnoS r. N fSar 31"" district ESysid
/ NcIn,Ssn; John ryOuril frnnf no n oH wni,
I rmtn T SstM,G'-N Have. ssiasH di'Sic,- lo;,ph
Rus,, Hirxandcf McNirnc}. ,i%hn ksIS"'
seventh di,,dc' william A. DpEst, m Y,hn Morrissey
Gray. Patrick II. HulIci, Jane. J. hsnn0n' M,nth
district Michael ! Cufry parisl o'kre''y; raMirH
he'ernan. Tenth dish d Henry, J hsgtr,ths
district jane, Sh"vlin. John MrCaHy, ',rtna'"
l. York, Twelfth disrld-M Matthew =, pHtS
EGvfui /. \.uEhru. 1hOras Il pbi!cn IN
ir-u'h district william Brennan; owen N.Y.
ply, .lohn Ennis, ronlger,h d,st,,', rsiI0G"
fifteenth di,'-ici George n. Lindsey. Arlhll' j
Higgins. Frank DIba slyt,en,h district -"am.S
Ryan, jsmts j. kel y, POlrict lyrCh;, Sr,cu'eeh,h
district BiN ). Col.E Thomas ~ Nall"n' rttNN ~
ComlSsey Eighteenth diSric, FRANK u ,tclmtt
william J. krnn'dy. lienI hcstrth,fg N,'tirenIh
district Edward I'll nnon. Bernhard Sclmlt 'onfHl
HaSonsiug Twentieth district Otto Ken .hrf RANK
Il. Wilson, Joseph Wpgrcr lwen,$ ny u|tlci-
Henry j. Futlnng, Edward Newman, lhrnd ~ ipp'R
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Anti-Gruber Mems Club.

Republicans Of the Twentv-trst Assembly
district who want George {. Austin for district
leader instead Of col. Abe Gruhor. met AT the
old headquarters Of the New Amsterdam club
IN Ninety-sixth street last night and elected
officers OF the Republican Cub Of the Twenty
first Assembly district The clgb was incor-
porated under this name several days ago.
when Charles II. Mas called the mectin. 10
order ever room on the main floor Of The club
was crowded Nr Maa- said that the cluh had
two Obiccts, one 10 combat and. hc hoped. TO
throttle TINT ReuuDli, ani~in known as GruLcr-
ism, and the other 10 assist in uniting Nii'!am
sickb.rI again In the Presidential chair Those
Officers were elected President, Francis "
Jones, ic"-rr"sidents, Leopold stern, John
Strwar', David Mitchell, Oscar RoTst,dt and
John curtis. Treasurer, Louis =. CTosholz. Re-
cording Secretary, Frederick T.. TaSker. Cor
responding Secretary, Goorg" VI. Saib. Ser
ueant-at-Arnls Henry g.. Dorsch Mr. Austin
was ole ted chairman ol an Executive Commit
tee of fifteen
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nr', Inclined 10 Think the ~. Louis Strike
ARitntcr Isn' Z Iere.

The conf, rnrC" TINT YVES 80 have taxi n place
between James Pine, Master Workman Of
District Assembly u. X or /. Of Brooklyn, and
William u. Naloa, President Of tho AInalga-
mated N,-ociption e Strcct Railway Employees,
n ~ IA moi t"k' MACS vr"torGnSr"
llur, aid Inst although y" had arranged to
Ia, over m 'torS with Mahon, he had been
uuGh', to A. Tim
! uqyr not n.ri him yet. said Pine. and |
swi pot surc hat 30 - in ~ Pit many case
% c.. rIcu"' Vor d not be- necessary lie could
D.. vtI-c "a -rdVpatuetlr or any other kind Of u
4. r..r 90 Bruuklyu II ihc men had any griev-
~ - Hey have been rcr"dl"d had been in
N.thi G'cn up 20 saturday right. hut was told
l. .'t"Ol" vWrG when ] returned hat NHhon
lad iNru hero and w0e guIss around among
Thorn tHlkjur .'rlk" nd 'urIh'r that ne was
t'rl0E 10 .aa me have rot been able to
prove Tor myself whether Mahon is or has teen
here
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CALUMET AND HECLA AFlRE.
CTS fROM ONE ar fHh sn''''
GEITING TO An THE U0hh'N">'


Miner ,o.c. m, ,,,c in an Effort 10 close
1rapdoor. ia prn.-uow the Flames WIN
H." EN'inSnished irn'"'e "" "a.
Extent or the Properly "" ''""'''
riorou,o> u,ob N,vos Tn. great Calu-
VII Mclcn, ha. prrlsh. d and I've Others, ON"
Of whom /, c,uected to die. have been taken 20
'"' hospital
The fire was discovered at J45 O'Clock yea
,crJ,y ac'arnann y, ,bc time Of N, change
"'''!"'""' 80 ' a., LATHAM Of
OF SHIFTS II started az W. ,"'"" !"
No. I -haft. 5000 feet below The surface. oi!r
w,tchr,r ,,,,nr,on and a few timbnrnpn
,uI y, p"'',''",. a Same conn nm d.
were below at th" time Son' cH'"' w W.
rec,lv rrrorting the trouble, while others
mad, ,h,ir ,.c,nc nv other shaft. with which
T '', '"''l 'HV'I" y "
W i connected oN I'N'IH
Immediately after the fire was discovered
uhoC, Y, , uos ,losed and covered over with
a,a'' : ""' u.n,Lin, for bo,,.
""rIh' men ana teams "o!n'"S '" "'"'''
Calumet turned out aud aided In the work.
Gas from, ,be fire. soor flooded No shaft.
--..l 10 % a.ur " .,
\ parry wa" or9ahlzeu I" 10 Vow" "
shat, TO close the trap doors in the drifts
Wv" '"N' Nv" :"
brought to the surface Almost IN Il
diving condition. The party consisted
-, ,,,.l,. ma, mud the rus came ON Thorn
'''.," H. a,r,u,L ina, a.d c,r
80 N'nd"hlN ihal. Hl'h,ut' '"TH ~ H."
,n'lr - an neaInE Ill.," ,Wrc ,Im",'"
un ladders IN 'wcs ana thIees. Le,lHrt ,h""t-
2,h,r a'o's, nn' nnnihnF "ne KIP W XIV ;" W.
dr"pped behind u. VA, WI, Mch"r. -.
Young ,rlpenan \ resc,inH nar,y was sent
aver nm twl'' nn''r' ~, WIS iouhd ~
m, mum IrVpI, s'll hahRlnr 20 ,,' ihun"r
W h'n 'ne ir'n r'n'Iitu ~ Nui,H'r ~ VII
ava our On ne grolno unu We" .n'N Morhtuo'"l
inrll Nun az ON srn olleint"S III har an
nour ,nry Wprheu 9Tfr M,,nr "a, ,l'ir ,Ior.,
We're unarHiling. Inc men VINO were tak,,n 10
Nv Il'Nlllil wv 1"h FNtuH'lflN, ''ll1 i1tNlN.
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ELECTIONS ~ BFIGITN.
Government wins Under the New Proportional
Representation Plan.
sp-tal Cabl, Despatch To THE suv

SpAidl Cabis Despatch 10 III Sun.
BRUSSELS. May IS The parliamentary cleo
tons yester day. though the returns are incom-
plete, resulted in a victory for the Govcrnmen',
notwithstanding the predictions that pror or
tonaI representation would oyerv helm il The
Governments majority il about sixteen in Tia"
Chamber Of Deputies and eighteen N 'hN
Senate.
crease IN the socialist vote. sSI 'Ci1il" M this
city and Antwerp. The S,ciaIsI. now have
about thirtv-Ihree representative being an
increase Of five members.
All the parties are satisfied with the proper
tional representation experiment The cleo
tons we're never quieter.
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Not INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN.
Frost Among jersey CITY Democrats when His
Name Was Mentioned.

hudson county N delegates 10 the Demo-
cratic State Convention "A, Trenton on Thurs
day held a caucus last night in
the rooms Of tho Robert Davis As
ISOLATION. Jersey City Congressman William
ID DAILY and Mayor lIOoS wern selected 10 rep
reScr, tho seventh Congress- District in th" Ma
,iOnal Convention. AlRvor John IHller Of cut
tcnherg offered a resolution InStruCting the
delegates to the National Convention 10 vote
FOR William J Bryan. The motion was not 500
ouded and tl"ra was "A frost 'or a Few moments
until Robert Davis arose and SAID that there
was no uc,c-eity for suCha resolution, Is Will
liam j BrN al would be IN" only name mem
toned Al the National Convention,
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On Trial for Poisoning Her HUSBAND

M.EHsTowN, Y u, MAY .. Mrs Emma X.
Sutton wa put " on trial here to-day charged
with poisoning herhu .baud. Charlie. Sntton,Vho
died NJ N"tcuur. on Jan. Il. Loss than one hour
was consumed IN getting q iury. Coroner funn,
H4Gau Nsi- ~" first Wiin',- called. aia he was
followed hv Or Jolu Miller. tho yhv.i ian WHO
attended ~ltirH during hie last s~lcEnr~,, and
several uthyr Wi'ur-soS who were present when
sutton died. I'M" trial viii 20 on iu-WorroW
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FN-Gny. nm Declines to Talk.

ALpASY, May - Ex-senator David y Hi
to-day refused TO talk regarding Mr.. Cookers
ultina,lm that he PROPOSES TO take n hand in
shaping the policy Of the Democratic State
convention, 70 be held IN New York city on
kanSa, CITY - 4 dclegatC-at-larga from I is
State II must be A. ~ f., tructrd delegate for
Bryan Mr. lIil said. "lrt IN" other fellows
do the talking"
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KUMASSI RELIEF COLUMN.
Government Hears Report Of a Cause
OF the Native Uprising.
Sp.cid, cab, Dispatch 10 THE su,

NpetTd- aOf U"ndTth 10 HE Sun
LONDON. May 2s-The Colonial ONCE has re-
ceiyed adyices TO Nle effect that She force
which started from ACcra in the Gold Coast
Colony to relieve Kumassi encountered
some opposition and that an ONCE was
wounded There j. no confirmation Of
the report that other tribes are joining the
Ashantis
The Government has received private infor-
nation that The whole trouble arose over the
fact that II native chef willie drunk used such
ir1nence over a FetiShman chief a. to cause
the subsequent disafIection.
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4 STiTFVFNT FRON TtIIOR
lie viii Run for Governor nf KENTUCKY " Tie
IL Nominated.

MAETINsvIILt, Ind May y " = I'ylor
tonight lssurd the follow ing after consulting
several prominent KentuCkiaus.
ITO ECITI2ENs OF kEN1r'EY In response
20 inquiries from many Koniuckians | would
.ny. shalt not seek, nor would de-
cine. The nomination for Governor ~"
mandate Of those struggling for civil
liberty in Ken lucky should be ob"y"d
tiror taking a rest for tho benefit
az mv health. which was seriously impn red by
the struggle ius, ended. | shall he ready 10 do
whatever IN n" Judgment of he liherty-lov'nc
people OF kentucky is my duty to them md The
State"
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wife Sues n Widow for $40. 600.

WnKrs-RNRHE, Ia May - Mr.. William
Watkins began suit for 10000 damage against
Mr., Mary \ Barnes to-day on n charge ot
alternating the affections Of her husband
Mr., Watkins j. "A QUAY leader IN the Third dr.
trlc' of this county, Mis-, PNrnr~ Is n y ido. of
about ~, ard lives In thi, city, While the
atkinses 1.-Two N Plymouth.
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Mr.. IIppincotts Gifts to the University Of
Pennsylvania.

PHllADEPHIN, Nav y. Provost Harrison
anuounccs a gift Of s2o,ooo from ! Dunda,
1ipI iucott 10 the I niver~iry Of PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. iiprincott recently bnilt al the university
hospital an operating room ia memory Of M
uncle. Jane, Dunda-. The gifi. Of which an
nuuuccmrHt j. made to-day. j. in memory Of
Joshua lipuincott ono of he dorniturir, Nill
be NAM d tho IJppiN0ott Hons" and viii br
j DuHdaS lippincutt' SncmUriHl to his father.
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VIEW HOLLAND. 81 nERTCa IyNEf
The Po;sdam. I30OO Tors. Arrives a Day
Late on Rcr Maitcn Trip.

Tn" new HoNand-Amcrica line win ,crcv
Potsdan. biggest and swii st NJ tho Dutch
feet. finished YESTERDAY her tr.t trip from
Rotterdam md I~oI,oruc ia this mort Sh,.
measures 1909 tons gross, and l. So feet Inng
c. ient wide. md 80 feet III dputh of hnld STc
had heavy weather ard vas y 70 than n DIV
late The lin" "NrcctS her to mHPr me yovrc,
from Rotor am IN niUo day. sh, can carry
500 first ca IN, 80 second cabin and I.Gun STEER
age Passengers
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ArrIyed-MoNDAS. May Is.

SIS PotSdam. Bonner. Rotterdam May ~
SIS Marquettr. Gates, London, May IS
s. laurie. Clarke, Liverpool, May is.
IS raitia. BOutgr, naples May "
=, NJ Nttnon new, Gao tons, Iahicn, Shields
IT,
IS Burton, Rymer, Manzanillo, May 20,
IS TnrdcnSRj0ld, 1h0mh>Scu, prngTeSo, May 70
SIS NrwIyr, irrhilcuck. Havana, May 81
s. Guyaudotte, Hticr Norfolk. May ~.
s, Aleghany, Lowe. Port llmpn. May %.
SIS SImnn J. Murphy. GHrlich, New port NewA
20.
IS II Monte. Parker. New orleans May IS.
shin lquiuur, Rorncy nunkirk, Ami
shin Dundee. ilrmming. Dundee, May l.
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NEW ~llNVtN. Conn Ma - pr Walter
Love, a. al % tn DEPARTMENT ~ history IN tho
Sheffield Scientific N,iiooi, has announced his
retirement 70 The governing hoard 81 he =, hcoi,
10 tAkc eject nj the clio = Of the prc- rut school
yenr lie has accs; t. he CHair % history and
political and social science in " ellis Io.l, &c,
Aurora, n. I.
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NEWPORT. II !. MAY p. Sarah y Gardner.
n hal'-br",si Indian woman. who died ln-t week,
left = oonSide rahlc estate. wrcn she vas -ul-
posed 70 he 4 mn>t pennies. Her will was
of vr"d for probate to-day, ard it was fuunl
that she had wtl"d her al. GbOui siC,utO, 10 the
Rhode Island SurIeIv FOR the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animal.
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Welded In the Police Court.

A couple Who said they were George Albert
'ock", - year, old, ~ Ne ford, ,onu and
iarania l%lolsmau. -. Of N"~t Brighton. staten
l..and. wore married hv Magistrate Deuel. in
the entire street police cOurt y"-terday. They
started Tor ~. Iouis last night on thrir honey
moon
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Railroad commissioner, In Convention.

Min 'rKtE, Nav - The National Ns,ocl-
alton or Railroad omni-s or"r. hcrnu a two
day session here to-day. end u"ary, ~ rs state
IN the | nIuu Is represented prr.,dort i
Ilrdirr recommended t'pi In..- alton be- en-
n,icd lint an electric lauruld,,i the c,ru.rv
he r'gr"d under The ",lN"Jrrlo ion of be Railroad
commissioners on 'U"-sli.r hasI- ~ STRAIN rail-
roads
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Gift to the Museum of Natural Histor,

SieriH CAB, Despatch 10 TIE SUv
LONDON, MAY ~ An ANONYMOUS pur-
chaser has presented 10 the American Museum
e Natural History 81 New YORK four collcc-
tom OF ccus Of IaiIInl crystals which are
now ca exhibition al the Paris Exposition.
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n. Rowland a War correspondent.

sre-iu cab, Dsypd',h 10 TrP Sun
'o&uu>, May" S Mfr r n Rowland. Wash
iustor roir.-VoHdnnt Of the Proriicnrs Journal
who recently boz Tor south Africa. has been en-
gagged hy the L.njop nut'b Mad as special war
corgc~I on l,ul.
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The plague At SYDNEY.

N'>cG' Cdb.s N'5Dlln DTHr stN.
NYnNrf. y = " May - There have hrun
-; eases Of tie buboHic playa" here, Ell "! .ra
50 have resulted fatally.
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slot Machines Srired on the Rovcry.

The Penny Wonderland at i57'r l}owerv was
TalG"d last nix \ by Detectives Lang, Bush and
hear OF the Edridgc street suatiou Thir,v-one
siot machines. which showed what the police
GATED and Nincenzo RiGe. the III oprietor. was
locked ny.
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Americans Vt Prince Of waIcs's Icycr.

Special cane D',pdith 10 THE Sun.
LoNDoN. MAY IS. Among those presented at
the PRINCE 81 Wales's levcc this afternoon were
Bentley Mott. Capt Craig. Bayard Cutting.
Gen. Frank Wheaton T. 4. Reilly of Philadel-
phia. Dewitt Falls, G, W Whitney. Edwin Gould
arc BENJAMIN ThRw