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BUCKETSHOP FOR
WOMEN GOES UNDER.
Wright & Garfield, at No. 46
Broadway, with "Specicl
Branches for Ladies', CLOSES
Its Doors.

The ouclset shop of Wright & Gar
ae,d, No. ~ Broadway, will. SPECIAL
branches for ladies' at No. so West
Twenty-third street, ard No. 2la West
One Hundred and TIVE nty-1fth street,
closed to-day. The operators could not
be found They were sought by a wd
OF spectators, men and women, who
desired an accounting of the monty In
trusted to taetr care for investment.
The doors of the Broadway office were
closed before nocn and the simple notice
that the firm had suspended, was tackled
ca the door. Immediately there was a
crowd of men abcut the place each try
could be recovered.
la Wa | street it was said that Wright
and Garfield had been connected with
the late firm of w. r.. Vermilye & Co.
They started in business a few months
ago in the old Nermilye offices at No.
o. Broadway. but being unable TO pay
The rent there, rented the furnished
offices at No. DC Broadway.
1t was said that the mnager of the
Wright and Carried house this morning
Issued d statement to the effect that
mat firm had never been associated
wan Ntrmilyo,
The suSpended concern had no con-
nect.on with any of the exchanges and
depended on the ticker for its quota
ions ana cleared through its own bank.
Any real purchases were made through
individual bmrokers VINO were paid a
commission.
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PENNSYLVANIA IS :
SAID TO Be RISING.
United States Geological Sur.
veyor Finds Attitudes 2 to
"a Inches Greater Since the
Martinique Disaster.

HARRISBURG. Pa, June 1.-THE
contention OF biologists that the recent
seismic disturbances in Martinique
would not only affect territory adjacent
to Martinique. but would also Be noticed
in tn.s country. is borne out by the fol-
lowing letter sent by Col. H. C. Dem-
ming. OF the United States Geological
Survey, to Charles D.. Walcott, Direc-
tor of the United States Geological Sur
vey, Washington, d. c.:
During the past month I have taken
at various places in Pennsylvania in
my geological work a number of ele-
vations above sea level. and I have
found in every case where elevations
had been taken previously that the
present figures show higher elevations
than before.
1T is possible that this is due to the
seismic disturbances in Martinique n
other isla nds enthusiastically from the
United States.
II found the variation to be from two
inches to more than twenty-four on
comparing them with older records at
H~oneybrook, Chester County; Columbia.
Lancaster County: Gettysburg. Adams
County; MELVILLE, Cumberland County,
and Harrisburg, Dauphin County"
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SAYS HE'LL
NEVER LEAD AGAIN.
Coroner yucca Returns from
Abroad and Tells OF the For.
mer Tammany Chiettain's
Estate.

Coroner yucca returned from a two
months Eurerean tour on the steam
saIp Philadelphia. waicn arrived here
this morning. He paid a visit to Rich
ard Cocker at Vantage just before the
De'Sy was run. and spent two days en-
t1ying the delights Of English country
ne.
Mr.. croker hss A hne home" s7ld
TIE Coroner this morning, "Sut Il is
nothing Of the princely establishment
whI,h some OF the papers nave lead us
TO believe. II is a hne estate, delight
.ully situated. and the roads s.ound
there sre grand, Mr., Croker took me
for several drives about the country,
and We had a most e%nioynbl" I me- ot II.
! asked him about :Ae arairs Of Tam
many Hall.
"'Tammanv Hall hns brains CROUCH
IN II to Helec' Its own leaders ana Ia
manage its affairs, he -toled 20 nv
uestionS. Y am out % II. ana viii never
again aNapt the leadership OF the oT-
SANITATION, ! may rra hesno to Now
York this tail, but shall not take any
part in the affairs OF the ,nRAniNltivn.
~ course II am asked Tor nlE advice
will give Il shocrfullY, but on no ac-
count VIII again assrne l. adeiship.'
what do vSl think 4 C'lirliA MIR
pay Tor the icitarsAlp7' ask4d him.
Charlie NFr my H. all riYit. hs re-
u suggested that tn, rapers mISn;
rake up something a. IJs ,I;lni i'eause
o. his former ~conneciInn with The Dock
Board 4 he we're 'h'sen - Tad the
" There 10 rothins ~ ,hH rkst man
Apement " the 'tsk DrDartuult which
Viii rot bear inYestISn Jnn. s'Il Mr.
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LEES DAUGHTER ARRESTED.
Insisted on Riding on "Jim Crow
Car on n Virginia Railroad.

RICHMOND, Va. Juue 14.-Miss Mary
Gusts Lee, daughter OF Gen. Ropert Z.
49, was arrested, in Alexandria last
Crow Car lG;;. which PROHIBITS whites
from riding IN coacnes set apart for col
ored people.
She told the police that she entered a
rear coach of the Washington, Alexan-
1ria ana Mount Vernon Railway. the
coach for the colorei people. and being
loaded down with baggage. refused to
move when ordered by the conductor to
DO so. She said she mad no knowledge
of the law.
Miss Lee WAS released on her W
recoEnizance to appear before Mayor
Sinrnson TODAY.
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USE ALIENS FOOT-EASE.

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. Your feet feel swollen. nerv-
Gus and hot, and get tired easily. Il
YOU have smarting feet or tight
shoes. try Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t cools
the feet, and makes walking easy.
Cures swollen, sweating feet. In
growing nails, blisters and callous
spots. Relieves corns and bunions
OF all pain and gives rest and COM
fort. Try it to-day. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores for Csc.
Don't accept any substitute. Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen S.
Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y.
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COST OF FOOD.
Craps-Nuts VIZ. White Bread etc.

A family figured carefully on the
cost OF food, taking into considera-
ton the strength and health that
Grape-Nuts furnished. The report
Is interesting.
I'VE first took up Grape-Nuts be-
cause 1t agreed with me so well. !
was suffering from dyspepsia that
medicine did not relieve. l frequently
laughed at the idea when some 81 my
friends told OF the use Of Grape
Nuts; however, one day Wife bought
q package and we found II good and
1t agreed with me.
I'VE were accustomed to using white
bread and oats, wheat or barley
mushes boiled from two to four
hours, We considered Grape-Nuts
too expensive, but l noticed that
when | had a breakfast OF Grape
Nuts felt fine, and other days when
white bread and other cereals were
used / felt weak and bloated.
"One day about six months ago ]
said TO Wife, I am satisfied that
Grape-Nuts is the thing that makes
me feel better in between the blue
spells Then we sat down and fg-
ured n while on the cost of living
and came TO the conclusion that we
could live better and happier or hf-
teen cents worth OF Grape-Nuts than
on twenty-five cents worth OF white
bread or cooked at home cereals,
You see. four teaspoonfuls of Grape
Nuts furnish more strength TO work
on than large quantities OF other
food, so wo started on Grape-Nuts
in earnest, using 1t every morning,
and a wonderful change has zone
over me.
81 am gaining In weight every day.
Never have any OF the old bloated
feelings. Feel strong and we'll and
can endure more hard work than l
could IN the old diet. and this result
10 all without any doctor or drugs
al all, but directly from using Grape
Nuts." Name given by Postum Co.,
Battle Greek. Mich.
Recipes Tor many easy hot weather
4ishss In s4ch package Of orape-Npt4.
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NEW SHIP DEAL WAITS.
WASHINGTON
CHOLERA AT TIENTsIN.

CHOLERA AT TIENTS1N.
WASHINGTON. June l4-Cholera has
broken out at Tientsin, the river port OF
Picking. according to a despatch TO the
State Department from United States
Consul Ragsdale. No details were con-
tained in the despatch. One case OF
cholera has appeared al Picking. the vic
tkn heing A Japanese soldier who had
lust arrived from Tlents'n.
ROMOTION FoR PEARY.
WASHINGTON. June li.-Arctic Ex-
plorer Robert e. Peary has been pro-
NOTED. The President sent his name to
the Senate yesterday with the recon-
meniation that ne be given the rank Of
commander, He Is now a civil engineer
In the navy.
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il the vcanon which those committed
20 Nv "oa''" -. =.
use in combatins the proposed separa-
tion OF male female students III
-
'f-HiE i"oD1S' I've
UTICA. n. y, juno the double
rack trolley line from this city to
Frankfort. ten miles 10 the east, was
on..oa ,,sar TIL. m,,o. ,h.o,,h
line ftom HerK!ncr to Utica. In ten
days the line will be opened to Rome.
lad in about three months from Herki-
mer TO Little FAILS
I7G BALLOTS FOR KINKAlD.
ItSroIN Mob b,no u-.uor ha,-
,otins for two DAYS and one night, the
Sixth Congressional Republican Con-
vention nominated Moses c. KinksId.
One hundred and seventy-six ballots
we're taken
KILLED ny LIGHTNING.
wILkESBARRE, Pa, June H.
Charles polinsky. aged sixteen, was
struck by lightning and killed and his
! father was badly injured at Fnrty-Fort
las: night. A steer whiah they were
into a harm uss kii,ed rbre.
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WHITE WINGS AFTER THUGS.
Inspector beaten ana Robbed and
Force Turned Out 10 Get Them.

j. s. MeHugh, a night Inspector for
tho STRENGTHENING Department, was
held up and robbed by three men At
John and Gold streets. Brooklyn. early
to-day and severely beaten by the thugs,
McHuRh eallet out about 100 White
Wings, and, armed with hrooms and
shoyels. they made a canvass OF the
district FOR the thugs
supt. Clark says that several OF his
men have been robbed by footpads IN
that district, and he promises to oigan-
Ice his White Wings into a vigilance
committee 10 pursue ana punish the
robbers.
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CLOSING CUBAN BUSINESS
Full Statement OF Money Collected
During American Occupation.

WASHINGTON. June i+.-rhe Division
OF Insu!ar Affairs OF the War Depart
ment is rapidly closing up its business
with Cuba.
A statement was made public to-day
covering the customs revenues in the
island during the entire period OF Amer
lean occupation. They amounted 10 $751;
66s, 625.
For the fiscal year OF 1899 the revenues
amounted TO E,s2s,. $50; for the nscai year
OF 1900 to SIC, ,os5i for the hscai year OF
1901 70 N5.sb.s6S; and for that part of
h fiscal year OF 1902 ended May 10 "a
SlS,+i7,i7
The duty on exports was abolished on
April !. 1901, Up 10 that Time these
duties amounted In full to -. nal
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directorate Of the British South Africa
COMPANY.
BoERs TO GO TO LONDON.

directorate OF the British South African
Company.
Beers TO co TO LONDON.
BRUSSELS, Juno L-It is understood
that Gems. Botha, Delarey and Luca
Meyer and Mr.. Reitz. formerly Stat
Stcretar'' OF the T~ransvaal. will visl
London In August in connection wit
the details Of the peace settlement.
GRAND DUIkE CONSTANTINE ILL.
ST. PETERSBURG. June l4.-It Is an
nouneed that Crank Duke Constantine
~ suffering from overwork. consequent
upon his overstudy at SaakespeareAn
Transactions.
MARCONpS NEW DETECToH.
LONDON, June li.-ln the course OF
a lecture last night before the Royal
Institution OF Great Britain. WlAam
MarcOni announced that he had Ia
vented a highly, sensitive magnetic de,
was possible to read ABOUT nlrty word.
per minute in wireless biography.
KING AND QUEEN HOLD COURT.
LONDON. June N-The King ant
Queen held a court at Buckingham Pa.
ace last night. Ttere a 4 fair attend
anse. despite a downpour Of rain
royal deoutante. The Prince and Prin,
cess of Wales and the Duke anc
Duchess of C~onnaught, accompanied the
King and Queen.
MORE BOERs SURRENDER.
LONDON. June lt-Lo.d Kitchener to-
day reported to the War Office Idlt l,sli
Beers had surrendered Yesterday In tle
T'ransvaal., Orange River and Cape Colo
niles.
IRISH NATIoNALIsTs ACCUSED.
DUBLIN, June l+.-At the instance
of Lord De Freyne, a writ has Eeen
issued against a large number of mem
bers of the Irish Parliamentary Party
lion with Ahe tenant troubles on the
De Freyne estate. Roscommon County.
CASE AGAINST IRISH LEAGUE.
LONDON, June lA.-Lord de Freyne.
an Irish landlord, has started a great
test case against thirty-one defendants,
who are charged by him with conspirins
to procure the non-paymcnt of rents.
He seeks to have the courts declare the
United Irish League to be illegal.
MANY DROWNED AT SEA.
LONDON. June 4.-Lioyds's agent at
Chemulpo. Corea. telegraphs that the
steamships K%umagawa and Kisogawa
have been In collision in lat. % N, long.
10 e., ana tndt the FORMER 1OunueTeu.
Some Of the passengers and crew were
saved, but the remainder. it is feared,
were lost, The kisogawa was only
slightly damaged.
NEW SHIP DEAL WAITS.
LONDON, June lit is announced
that the promoters of the British ship
ping combination which is to oppose the
Morgan combination, will not act urtl
they have consulted with Sir Wilfrld
Laurier. the Canadian Prime Minister.
and Mr.. Tarte. Canadian Minister Of
Public Works. who are expected to an
rive shortly in England.
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WRECK TIES.
II UP CENTRAL,
FAST Freight Crashes
Into the Montreal Elk
press and Strews
Track with Debris.
NO ONE SERIOUSLY HURT.
Empire State Express and All
OCULAR Trains Delayed
Accident Just Out Of Peeks-
kill Followed by Landslide.
ts,.,,, :, The Evening World,

PEEKSKILL, n. Y. June lathe
Montreal Express over the Hudson
River Division of the New York
Central Railroad, which left New
York at ten minutes after midnight
was run into Just outside the depot
here at 1.45 o'clock this morning by
a fast freight.
1'he express had stopped just out
side the depot when the freight came
along at a high rate Of speed and
crashed into it.
On the real of the express there
were three empty passenger cars.
The engine of the freight plunged
through two of them and then
stopped on the broken timbers of the
third.
Four cars Of the freight were tele.
scoped and WI others were thrown over
the river bank. The other cars were
strewn all over the tracks. blocking the
road.
Engineer Garland, of the freight. who
had his ann badly cut, was the only one
severely injured. The fireman jumped
for his life.
Passengers on the express were panic
stricken when the shock came. All were
thrown from their seats and shaken up,
IT was thought at first that those in the
pullman to which the first of the empty
coaches was attacked were badly in
ju.ed.
At the first news OF the wreck doctors
we're hurried to the scene. but they
toind that beyond treating a few bruises
the.e was no need Of their services.
The cause OF the collision was not
sxpiaired. The railway officials here
would give no reason until after a thor
ough investigation.
The collision tied Up the road. and
even though wrecking crews were soon
bn the ground. It was evident that the
tracks woul1 not be cleared for many
1eurs. All the trains from New York
we're stalled. the Empire State express
among them.
When the serious nature of the wreck
became known orders were given from
the New York ONCE to run trains over
the Harlem road branch and around
north by way of Albany.
To add TO the complications caused by
the collision there was a landslide on
the Central just north OF here at an
early hour.
The landslide and the wreck recalled
the serious accident at Garrison's six
Years ago, when the Montreal Express
went over the river bank in n landslide.
causing a fearful tragedy.
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CABLE.
WEATHER posTpoNEs POLO.

WEATHER POsTPONES POLO.
LONDON. June l4.-The continued wet
weather mas necessitated the postpone
ment OF the third and fra: game of the
series for the American Polo Cup from
to-day until Monday. when, weather
permitting, play will begin at 4 o'clock
In the afternoon.
STRIKE IN NORWAY.
CHRISTlANIA. Norway, June 1.-THE
Social Democrat says that 100 men who
were working on the Dunder-Landalen
Railroad have gone Oh strike and that
troops have been called out to pre-,
serve order.
WHEELER AND EVANS DINED.
LONDON. June IA dinner Of wei
come was given here last night by Gen.
Joe Wheeler. H. Clay Evans, the newly
appointed Consul-General OF the United
States in London. and ex-Congressman
English, of Indiana, at which many rep
reSentaiive Americans and Englisf1men
were present. The dinner was followed
Dh. JAMESON A DIRECTOR.
LONDON. June li,-Dr. l.. 5. jameson.
the leader of the notorious raid into tho
Transvaal Republic in December. 1886.
ana L. l.. Michel yesterday Joined Tho
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ACCUSED BY GIRL COUSIN.
samuel H-itsiE Arrested ON Rosa
Taut'A CHARGE.

Samuel He,tzig, a barber at No. ia
Delaney street, was held m default OF
1900 ba'i this morning In the Essex
Market Court on the charge Of his
cousin, Rosa TauL, sixteen years old,
He promised To marry her. she rays.
but failed 10 do 80, The case Will be
heard Thursday,
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PELL A PROFESSIONAL.
Iowa's Greatest Athlete Declared
beyond the ban.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June it-charles
Peil, Of Drake University. winner OF the
hammer throw at the recent Western
intercollegiate meet and admittedly the
greatest .all-around athlete In IAw0. has
teen points won by him al the ststs
meet this year have been thrown out,
The eharEe against Pell was based on
hls Participation In an open race. al
though there vas no etak6 and the only
entrants were amAteuss.
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Com ptroiler to Sell city Bonds.

The Comptrolier will open bids for
bora .e"s stock on June IS. Of this amount
Sc. COO. 600 is for a payment Of the Rapid
Transit work, due In 1851: 100000 for
main relief sewers In Brooklyn. due In
1912. and 500, 0oo for the new ~aqueduct,
due April l. 1922. Charter provisions
~regar1lng bids for SO or over are still
effective with this scale.
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STREET CAR MEN OF
TORONTO ON STRIKE,

TORONTO. Ont. June l4.--over one
thousand motormen. conductors and
other employees OF the Toronto Street
Railway Company went or strike to-
day.
The men were refused higher wages
and recognition of their union.
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TWO LIVES FOR II. CENTS.

MONTREAL, June n.-Thosvold Han.
tep was hanged here yesterday morning
;or the murder OF Eric Merotte, a nine
<faT-oid boy, last autumn. In order TO
zlt4iu some change, seventeen cents,
which the boy was jingling In his hand
5Enean's neck was broken.
Tickets OF admission TO the hanging
RE qpenly sold at prices ranging from
H. e@nts TO SO.
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cAPsIzEo.

The lighter Jane eapsized at thefoot OF
Warren stree, Brooklyn, and went down
owned by JLcrtiand Bros., of No. li0 Wall
street, ana valued at $500. Robert
hs.srman a wsfehman, vac WAS
IsAysa kmsslf W slpiehinE los.
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ZELLER,s f DAY.

Magistrate Lorenz Zellsr will cele-
bratc his silver wedding this evening at
No. 2o13 Madison avenue. Representa-
lives of me LicdcrnrlGz, SCAeutlen
Corps, Eureka Lodge, No. $40, Gland Or
der OF Masons. and Tainnany ral VIII
help Magistrate Ze.ler to celebrate his
anniveTsarv
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REFUSED FREE TRANsMIssIoy.

WAsHIN. .GroN, June 1.-THE Post
once Department has refused free
transmission OF s~econd-ciass mail mat
ter having the Imprint OF the union label
81 3 Allied Printing Trades en the
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pOoTDLACKs FORM UNION.

Some eight hundred men met last
night in Mario. Hall. Lexington ave
nte and One Hundred ana Twenty
fifth street. and after II two-hour ses-
sion organized Themselves into III.
'Grel,er New York Shoe Polishers'
Union No. l."
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POSTAL CLERKS, PICNIC.

Suffers Harlem River Park will be
overlooking with postal clerks and their
friends next Monday night. 1t will be
the occasion OF the annual picnic of
Branch No. 1877, National Association of
Post-OmSe Clerks.
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for the Long Island Railroad, com
planned of his hours being TOO long. and
when he went 10 bed he drank 4 bottle
Of carbolic acid. His wife found him
dead by her side when she lvoke to-
day at her home, M. 1000 Atlantic ave-
nup.
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For tweaty-one years Mrs. Catherine
Nolan did a retail dry goods business
at Nos. 1902 and 1901 Third avenue. For
years she prospered. Dut yesterday
made an assignment TO james j.
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FLAG DAY OBSERVED.
sold Glory" Fiyias All Oysr the
City In Honor of AnniyersAry,

city In Honor of Anniversary.
The mage on the City Hall and many
throughout the city were nyins to-day
In honor Of the one hundred ana twenty.
third anniversary OF the adoption OF the
American mas, The National. state ana
municipal nsss were unfuried. This 10
onaclally known as bias Day,
The day waA well observed In Wall
Sweet, a q noated from nearly every
pale " tAs hnenci4i distElcl
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SILENT Al CLAIMED.

Through the story printed yesterday
in The World the four-year-old lost
boy who refused to talk was claimed
last night by mis- father. Frank Sen
bert. of Wyckoff avenue, near Flushing
avenue, Brooklyn.
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BRIDGE DAMAGED HOUSE.

Annie NJ. sad.ler and Louise M. Cas-
sidy are suing the city 10 recover
S25, 800 for INJURY lone to their property
at Water and Fulton streets, BROOKLYN,
by the bridge approach. which runs over
the building. 'ihe plaintiffs aliege that
the refuse from the bridge Is swept
upon the roof of the house and that the
tenants are deprived of light and air.
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- naa Down by Locomotiye.

s #eH York Central YARD locomotive
|%<c< Ihpmas FoEarty. OF No. 3ss
|4/1I otleet, II Canal and West streets
z@.e< IAe mar was taken 10 81. Vim
Hn+pltAl uneonhcious. Engineer
<|EH# Mccarthy, Of No, 4is West Forty,
20 =H<st va arrested and released
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LOCAL..
SUMNER DocroRs NAMED.

Commissioner Lederle. Of the Board
of Health. yesterday announced the APP
polntment OF s~eventy-eight physicians
as members OF the summer corps of
physicians They will be appointed
Medical School inspectors In the tall
at salaries of $500 each.
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Death of n centenarinn.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. June H.
Peter McDar5y died here yesterday. two
months short of lOZ years of age. He
all.
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IN SCHOOL.

SYRACUSE, June lt.-Fulton High
Schoo! boys s%prinkied .lmburger cheese
through the building. tied the doors last
night and did not attend school thi,
rnnrnlug-
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NEW TRIAL FOR WIDOW.

The Appellate Division o. the Supreme
Court Yesterday ordele ed u new trial
In the Ease OF Mary ". Lehman, who
as the widow Of John W. Lehman,
brought suit against the. HAMBURG
American limo TO recover damages for
his death.