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LuED UITH BItDr ~ ~ tRT.
AUTOPSY Wsciosss Part az n Knife In'-
br, died In nRrrrtt'S chest.

William baf'"'' - wears ODD who some
''u'- Worked a 4 truck driver and alNo
AZ f,utrs l,,si with hi, mother and four
- a.,.. , 81 u,JIs,, .,,.., d,.,, M,,t,.s
-, i M
nav '"'. < !" ~ ~ "7'"''' D" p',N-
w"O.> Island arf"'' was treated Tor
al,onuii-m and later On FOR pneumonia.
fan, An .t'.l.v Yesterday disclosed plr,
-, l. " ,., 81 t,I, a., L,.,h
- - "''' '' - 80
lIni'h"'N' "' ~ i''"N''"'' ne 'N'''' nav
iug penetrated me y n'.udluln. literally
cutting 90" n'N'rug - ~" h"rf' 80 ploHSs
ant D1I-iuG 60 h"'u"r'hag" Mat hl''vi the
li Il. ArJ lruW which d"a'h l"-il'"f
R,rrrf vt.t,t into fIc uri'" ~. co." Out
dHu- lHHr l~'I,ir'"ru' 49, ~" loot 81 t-'-'
Tn"u'l- .''N -'r-' uu May q aid asked
Z 80 500 .a no" tI-r'al VI" didut know
Iu-' What Na- ''' Trouble. u1i adWl'i'-t
'agi i- had hN"N drnA,ug ~ hl~ 'd~' Na-
diagnosed o. ,u" II alcoholism. " tie
CIV h,-rf'.'.u ' w7- 'r'tuct uu MAT '1~iS
-. lII day ntcf M" -huv"! symptoms
~ Ir'urrt'., AID VA treated fo' ia.
GI.rt-' uv nr William H'alv "ip htd
'..a's' 10 ''''h-. hi'I''' EI'N @''".lhF
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BITTERI\G cry BOOkkfLPi\G.
Merchants tomiuiit~r Orsanifes Hope,
tn save ~1s .0tN,. ,ss, u Veal.

The special Municipal "' ~"
Merchants Association. rc'"UitN appointed
by President ID H. Roy Dresser. has or
gani,rd A. he Committee Oh Municipal
Accounts. Records aud Water supply.
George l. Duval has been chosen mar
man. William 7 Ming Treasurer, - =
Iristy Mead. SECRETARY
4 circular setting tor'N -" s""ne and
aim II III. curuiuitte"'. work has l""n
pr.uared and l5.UO cIp'"s rHIi"i Oh" voters
and ,aNpaycrs IN" circular saws 'n1i
III. Merchants Association. with 'ho Upn-
sen, and approval u NO Nator aud the
chief civ officials prupp-'-fp "n'T' a large
SAVING IA he cost Of adiui.'stIalluu through
an ,loption ~ a ~y-tviU 81 accounting
which will insure tho vHr'pl-t" cu.l'''lon
~ ,h. public reyrnue~ and -" an "n"''lvs
h.r To- REGULATION and 'h" diversion "i public
fund.-
letter from Mayor low 20 h com
mii' 90 saws that 'i' REASONS nat ~lch ~
inquiry into The CIV = system ot accounting
cannot be carried ou bv ih" lumlni-ira'ioN
arc lack ~ funds and lie fa'' that "iy
officials are too busy WITH in"ir own W"ih
I, have their attention diverted
Former Comptroller to."r stated e. =
preliminary cominitteN . wear aso WA
such a plan would reduce ~" ciiy :
expenses at lcas' s~2j,0uO,oD"
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O tTINGS TOR pOOR CHILDREN.
Nr. Schw abs Plans Tor NichTond beach
WIN Enterta ain 1000 Daily.

Charles NJ. Schvah. President Of the
United states Steel Corporation, authorized
Yesterday the following statement regard
ing his recent purchase ~ N" property
a, Richmond Bach. staten Island
have ~pur,la.nd Richmond Reach, facing
New Work nty on ~" south shrr" Of staten
island. rc1r Intt.nvill'. for th" b"neiit oi
Door aud SCH children ~ New N"rk The
Of hne beach. also q nne f~f'-f.Natrr lake \
grove and htgh lend reaching back 10 ~"
Richmond road The improvements on the
proprT'y at urr~rut consist 30 a farmhouse
paN.uuus On tn" ocean shore. ptgodFs hhd
n Irce stsNu totk these hutlitng-
will he altered to >utt the PURPOSE nt ih"
pu-rha-" after consultation With VhATitabl"
Institutions 81 New OIL
II T. expected that from 100 10 : OBJ emu
drcu daIlV can ~ utuNit'd for AZ the beach,
ani ttss "Hl u" gwen = good itn" IN ne
usual Wv bN means Of htfhluC. h"Htlts
on no Iuk.. rides ou dunk'N., game 10 Ia"
n,lds and grove Inc children Viii b" con-
viewed ~ tl' usa,h probably uu = ltfg" -'"atu-
boat srd ~" outings VIII cont ul" during
th. up'I-ttf ~"l,ru lN'rN 'ti.d vii ir-
ur. S,hVaL closely i''c-".ici With
Inc w rhi> ur~icrttt!ug. and w" both hhr"
.uf Heart Ht % We -h.l proceed are
pr.I. Il U. I'-is. o.. 49,. - uut selves 81
ih. t-u.uf of tU. 'rpHtH.N,- ~ chhfItbhl"
f.,rIs.i ,i. iI'Ir 60 uu 0,ti -h', near
rrup"rtI'. fu" 30" r..U H-" ''H '"'.f '"
prt % .--i eos Ni'"r n got ''r lHi weep
Of H.. n,.tU ura ..rt.. fio Inu"t r'N
quito i,l.t ITO place .i. .'.'r"' 'N 'tN"
~. h,u,'' .. ur" -tau' 1901 how % r."t"
VIZ Sohv.tb 10 AWAY ur q tom ~ 'h"
plii'- o. thr ~l.'I tutIHfp'Iuu. tN' -
rNIs,.',d ui,t n.AI wed
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BETTER PAY WITHOUT ASKING
VOitNTtRi RAISE ~ WAGES III
CONTINENTAL TORtf(O 90.
Ten Per Gent. Increase Tor ~ .OOo Men ana
Women Beiew Grade NJ Foreman
Means ~ sO0 % More . Year
Costs More ,e a., =. the Dlrec'ers SAY.

The Continental Tobacco Company hrs
nad~ an increase In tho wages ~ the great
ma lority Of IL factory employees The
Board - Directors met a few DAYS aso
and adopted a resolution voluntarily IN
crrasing by 10 per cent the vagr~ OF AL
the cnnirauv's employees in it, factories
below the grade ~ brennan The advanc"
sill date from MAY .
Tho announCcmcni Of The lonrd action
was '~rlegrarhcd to all ~ tho factories With
orders that tho not ~ Of II - ro-,cd al the
factories. aud ,he ,clecraphic announce
mon, WAS Confirmed later 10y { rnal letter
The action 81 the lspard VAS dictated
nv tho directors realization hat the gen
eral coS, ~ living throughout, th" country
ha. advanc,-i. and the rai-r was designed
"a mee, tho increase Nearly aONsS men
and women. dis, nbutcd among ten factories
in Missouri. Kentucky and Ono. viii re-
ccive the advance, There are two factories
at Middletown. Ohio. three at LOUISVILLE
Ky. and five in and near 81. Louis. these
being the Liggctt a Myers factories and
the Drummond \ Brown branches.
The advancc in wages will apply not
only 10 tho~e employees who receive a sta'eh
wage. but also 20 those IN do piece WORK
The Continental company prid's ITSELF
on never having strikes and l"lieNes that
It's system OF treating employees iauIy ailu
keeping them Cuntented while holding
them To rigid duty. - the brsi hu-li'eSs
policy
We never reduce wages, : said "A man
CONTESTED with tho company yesterday
If u becomes necessary ~ rtIil'r any
ones wages II IL usually time FOR mar one
io o.. This rai-. IN wages Is PERMANENT
ia. ID .anf = what o. AnR : Aflllaf.0IIF
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GET $1,000.
Hole Drilled In safe and BOLTS Pushed Rsrs
zee suspicious.

By w~renching iron har~ from a real
window craftsmen forced an entrance
into William Mons.e's stcs nship and money
exchange ofic- AZ "a River street. Hobo
ken. early yesterday morning and secured
over $4,000 by breaking open a four-foot
safe. When Monsee opened his ofic"
he found a brace. three bite and a maui
lying In front Of the safe. the door Of which
was closed. He found a n-inch hole drilled
near the combination dial The bolts
had been forced hack n a trail OF gold,
silver and paper money led from tho front
window near which the safe stood to the
window by which entrance 10 the place
had ~ gained u,
Lights had been left in the Office, and
the cracksmen had evidently been Tight.
ened of, as they left without taking half
the contents Of the safe On a table near
the rear window they left two hags Of marks
amounting to more Than Sion and a box
OF gold and silver coins containing twice
rs much. The currency scattered on
tho floor aggregated $50. More thar
So n0 in foreign currency. principally
in gold and paTar, was let' undisturbet
in the safe. Police Captain Hayes said
tho robbery looked very peculiar
we are going to have an expert examine
IN. safe TO see II II was opened before OF
after the hole was drilled In the door.
he said " are told that boxes were
placed in tho front window 50 that the
ia,rolman IN post could not see into the
Office, but Non-ee denies tins
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pO,iIo> NJ, omI rRIL Orr>.
VIE SAYS urr Husband Wade Lave Ia iis
tuusin'> Viz D,ric,i.

he r.Iir- ytu u.Ts Which Ju-fl-"
S,,,L... II tic S.pgrn, ,unr' lad closed
IA. ,... ,s, .Yl, .
.'' ."'
ii'''"''.'
from Jull ! " I'i.|'- ""'" "i"I"l hF
tl. t.uf' s..Irrdar 'r 90, 'Ur''"t h~1riug
., g., Tao .Iidy. 80,
", ',s' -,
. 'u,.' ~ -, 49,. 10. 10 .E.
,,,c,ct. OF r,.N,, d,,.., DO .,,.4i~ 'he
..n.r.. nut frD.. 'In .u.rr room. Prom
thr e~,.sfutr. 80 % NHs hUsf gIAt. tu
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Rsy,>r p,Ra rRFi> TFIER.
park commissioned wnnroN Nucr Ton.
tra~,"rS Z uder n New Law.

A, the in~'Hn~~ Il Park 'oTnis~ion"f
William X NillcNN. tho in"mh"rs - 'h"
u,gnon-NcIean tontrariirrt omuanv. stub
Contractor on ~" subway, hav" h-"r
simmnn~d - appear In tho Wet SIDE
polr~ courr This morning 20 answer
charges Il having mu'iII'ci \ uumlrT II
mapl. tre,~ on tie noTii. 'as' aud south
sid.s 81 Rrvani Park On SIKH avenue
from Fo-r ,rth street 20 fprv-ss"Nui street
hc,ps 81 granite b,o,,. a.,. urun y -ton"
have b.~n Jil~d around the Young iuapies
10 "A height 81 t'" o. '"u Zoe.
The law giving tho care ~ -" 'r-- 20
tho Park Department we pl~~cd during
tho lat lave 81 the legislative session. and
Inc ordinances vc-e IA s@t 'su lave ago
Nutilation of trees II nov n mlsiemeanor
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anus ,udatr.. ~ ~ tsp2 NuggVl, y
,'-~, u NJ GH' 'sr ~ ~ rr
rlr~r. @,,r,I,-, - his Ae r~ld"nc' |" ~
.t,r,is, q ~ tuds'. a. wN
,rr,rr, d, on w.durs1Hv Nay q Jos,phin.
- r',p, p''e ~ me la'- ri'n, Houairo o. Nu.r
,.v. .1rr- .gn'i~'u jc,r Of --t ss-
49, s~rt,f-.. - urr -r,f-tc' .; chvfrh
...r, y,,,r4ar q, . p1 I-tA, ;sih Inst. 81,
-ftrN
..,, rpvtI. Tlo-~ng~ ''"sr. h'lo.ed Wf'e ~
.,r 4 t7 -sN. d-a w, - o. NT~a :, Ear,
- ..rH,c. s~,,.ris, -''r " 81 im-.r
dau N'-'n"
.,,tt- IN 1hI'-ds' N'E o. 40 walter =
r....s .r n's SIN N"a'
.,,.|-aSv vii b. r-I - bic a., r,,d.,..
"a .sri7utoq ~ fro".I o.. SatgrdA, even
80 soeo~k lu'.rnen' a. ne ,on,.ni
20. 90 IN sr''
ruuoN, Sutsrn'v NLN "a isr IN n. NY 30
~ N--..r "f,nE Frnou, ss-t a. -afs
r,,,1l ,~.-,i-,s ~ NE is'' r~reirnc. a. D. 'us
81 .rf., NJ. ~ 49, "isck =
con r,ds, = G-,rsc Washington ro'' % ic
r,.r, 10 : q. v"ll ss-er ais = g. l-irr
n. o. r-iay afternoon. Ma -. at o.rlo.E !.
70 n,,,-d thc 'ln'ra, 81 ar Ia Cou rsa~
Punk rrm1ns rs o'ie' -
LiSGDoN WARD. Command,r
vARrrv " ~ NFy, Ndir'sn'
urt utFII srdd,nlv m Ms 70 a. Ms 20, deac.
.- N,di.o- wrfar Tos H,lmu,a. " %
II. T. N ~ CO., }esr ~ ~, .s-
So.,rr ~ 'urr-il nere,ner
yt>r on V,1n-,dsv. Ma - at Br---,r. y
ar-e Maud Har. VIE ~ WIN, 2 u,,.
IN the nh y-tr % go -
ry,.rai from Hef 's'- some saturday sr.rroo-
Is, u. Hfo'co-~
~ N,v vors-n-. = y ~ Nav n,
- tl,Isuts- '"Sl"I' Hl"p'rr = NJ,
srH ssaf
vy~.ra ,.r..,-r t.i.'- --rf.-~. :, so,r-Ar
p,.. - Vrrn-T~ ~ 3 rtIa, a. q ~
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~ ,uo,p> >um n Bi,HOr
In-ir N.sturni> Are Imm"dr,t. says tire
IT.. ur,. Irr,!rrich iiurgc>>.

n, ET.|-TVU Tl-II f-TT- -NoI 4 INC
met, ~y,...ri,, from iu" Rigli Re, F''d-
crick Burrc-. ~" Now Episcopal Bishop
OF In. i..rd 10 vlirn Dee announced
h,s opIo.ttiuu Co. frmal" singers iu tie
vested choir. and rh't Lr had gwen III
sfrur'ior, 'u Canon Pr,au 81 the Cathedral
~ The Incarnation 90 Garden CIV n"' e"
allow th"iu ~ any IT mo rhu,r> 90 ~" MIN"
MISSION ,hur"h"- under tine care u' '''
,itr'ini u~prupf,'.,. R-hup Bg'c"->
saw o. N.- stat Wrl'
,u .truusiN "pfs-'d ta '.n " Singers
iu the ,~-'ni ,HuIt. Hut tIa,- have l."u
! u4f 'f.uh 90 IiuprF t.u % N' IN'''' 'u
do ln.. WITH ne, sTJr''r" &C. u.u,U s, p,--Ihlr
! Ice rUaI uoH41n sluH.I l' wuur-' 20 90
tu..-. rud IH'n ,'' dpUa '.,sc cIfy'' - !
ton consider u ~. Irul. Ion = object
ia firtr Sug.tgH the ,NUf. Nut do ,.-
rr,' To- tn..f utJr.h.Hs l-..Dt Vested. 20
the tlvf.-
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ron PLAYING PENNY ANTE.
Police Ofucial. judge and Congressman
Indicted In Missouri.

ST Loris. No. NAV is Harry n HAYES
President 81 IA" ~ Louis Board 81 Police
commissioner. has tsen indicted by tho
Grand Jury ~ Charlton county, vi souri,
on u chargr II gambling.
Tho specific charge Ia that Mr.. Hawes
played penny ante. Congressman " W.
Rucker 81 the di-,ric, in which Charlton
county IL. IL also indicted on n similar
charge. In all. about thirty men were
indicted for participation in the game. a
Missouri supreme Court Judge hcing among
the number
The gambling Is alleged to have occurred
last summer during n fishing trip To the
Grand River, In Charlton county.
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n. OT !. GIIII\G I0GiIRiR ".
Ua,e> Faction on roi, and the Parsons
srowd ne sraI' I" settle.

Representative ~ the Par-"u- and HAYES
,,r,io., ~ ~. Knights Of lA'-r Nhl P-'
r,gcth.r IA tins city to-day and II they
carry out "a programme" de'td"d upon TX
months ago will amalgamatei the Have
factt.u To Br recognized a. representing
III. ORDER
E,,b faction lies f,r several vrar- l--.rl
I,ld uy .nat II lI,n" represented tho knights
- Ls,i.r Ih.v have l+-u 20 w." courts
,l,u. j. and Judge Bradiy, ~ a-hIug'"u
y t..'d,-I several DAYS agu 90 favor nf
ia. lIa,y- fa,uun
since, t'r -Dli' a'u~" "a Do" knignt- ~
l,h.r tL. uri.f na~ l--.u iau1dlN i'-irg
81 TgIg'h
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MINNIE HEALY LITIGtTION.
Application for Injunction Against ueinse
Made To state supreme court.

HELENA. Mont, May 10 The eNp%red
application for an injunction 10 restrain
= 4. Heinye from working the Minnie
Heslv mlre pending Tho determination NJ an
appeal from tho District Cour of Silver
Bow county. was made 10 tho State Su.
preme Court to-day nv Attorney Evans
representing Nile. rirl-y Or tho Amalga-
mated Copper Company Tho court took
the application under ndvi~"nsut
The petition asking for an injunction
recitcs the litigation in ne cas" ~ Milcs
Finley against , \ licinsc, including
Judge Harney'- decision In favor II Heinzc
and the numerous -,eJs IN u " hattie for
APPEAL. including the affdR,its rf'"ctine
upon The Butte Judges motives In deciding
in favor If Heinz. II then alleges that since
he has becn operating III" min last july,
Heinz" has taken oul about Hali n mt'llon
dollarS' worth NJ ore, N tho 'Hic ~ NH or
JD tons \ day. and further. mat HEINZ"
has blown m SoIns of th" workings IA ia"
mine, presumably for the purpose nj de-
Stroying evidence A. To- ~" amuun vt ore
extracted
Their. are several aridnvit- accompany.
ing the ~y-,ition made nv mip"r~ aud mining
bo-Sss. One miner 10y The name of McHugh
svears that Hcinze's miners put l.Jn pounds
Of powder IN Slopes on tho Mo- foot level
of the mine, ST on an explosive and
d~est the stopee. Tho same miner
alleges that holes have bee drilled in the
eO-foot level for the purpose Of destroy
ing the stopee.
Il is expected that II tho Court decides
TO hear the application for a writ Of In
junction there will bs a hattie royal bet ~een
the respective counsel II the Court should
shut down tho mine pending appeal II viii
NOT H. opened for at least two years, A. u
will take that time before the Court reaches
the apreal
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PAPER WIN SIGNS or Wealth..
Delaney soush Aid Win b~ani'oo"As
stocks and . Draft In ITS Pocket.

A poorly dressed man. Who ~"d ," was
Martin DELANEY. homeless applied Tor
lodging az tho Municipal Lodging House
on First avenue last might He told SUPP
York that he was broke In hs pockc'.
were found two b~AuNhoOks showing de-
rosi,. amounting TO 5000 in lie old sixth
str.e, Bank and 'hc Aston Place Bank
ue also had stock certificates Tor au"u'
10 hundred and ffty shares ~ ral'r 'ad-
,bich have gone oui ~ "N'~'"urr, md a
Jrar for 81 81 ~ the PhTnlE Insurance
Companv ~ BROOKLYN. Tayahi" ." Pa'ri"A
ia nov aid hn worked for \ I Stewart
IN, trirty five years and ma most 81 his
INVESTMENTS were mad" AZ hts adv'Ce
me draft, he said. was Iavahi" =" his
brother, Who died at'out . wear ago, and
he had been unahl" T." "oll'c, on "
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It worthy Of the high reputation II has
always had among physicians"
Johann Hoff's Extract Is especially
recommended for women. IL relieves
the distress ~ nature when takeu
regularly with meals. II keeps the
bowels and entire system in perfect
condition.
Cr. NJ. l. Ravitch. Of Lexington, Ky.
writes IL ind Johann Hoh's Extract
TO be the best on the market. in fact. !
would not take any other. In weak.
ansmic women with delicate stomachs
or intestinal troubles II is the best tonic.
There isn't a dyspeptie. . nerve
wreck, or a thin, sickiy man, woman or
child who ,annot get well through
Johann HoH Extract. A wineglsssfui
with each meal is all that ~ needed.
ON ccuuu OF its great popularity
Johann Hons Extract is widely imi-
iated. Beware Of these cheap substi-
tu,es. Avoid disappointment and INSIST
upon getting the Genuine Johann Hone
Extract. Eisner & Merdelson CO..
sole Agents. New York.
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B,,HoP ms r,SToR ,RRrSTEB;
Also ,,,>. mu,ns.. VINO iiSd Accused nm
~ Assault.

pArKFSsACE. y y NAV ID IN" Rev
LANES n. Carroih~r-. pot ard author
and ale pastor 81 The \ VI l. Zion Church,
xas arrc ,,cd to-day and i now in Jail for
I'll o., hail Ni.- sadie Billings was alsN
arrested AID lock~l M The charge
.gn,ns- tho vair i conspiracy and j. mad"
GS ,Le Rev pr. AleNand"r Walters. Bishop
~ ,he African Church and 10 superior ~
tho Rev Mr. AFRO hers whom h-suspended
I'm no ministry lat Sunday
,r.r that action m" Bishop was arrested
and plac.si under bonds on a charge ~
assembling Miss Billing. a member Of
Carro,hsr-'s Congregation. The Rev. Mr.
Carrnthcrs was formerly private secretary
70 Bishop Walters.
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CONVICT? CERTAINLY.
Thief Produces n Record" Dating Prom
when He vasnt Hanged In 1sOA.

LEROY Shear. az ycars old, Who had hccn
living a, the Ashland House and dresses
nm 20 the handle. pleaded guilty Yesterday
hc,or. Recorder Col Of PASSING a had
cb.cl In. Recorder asked hum " he
ma Ger been con, irted. and he gave this
record
" sentenced 20 h. hanged for homicide
IN Albany. sentence ~'"fHh'"u' pA'o"u'N'
sf,ar dnns ten yeArs' time.
"., S'r, 90 SING sins for Ave years for
grand l4rc~uy
S,soT s.ut 10 tie Albany County Peni'~n-
,.irr for twenty month"; fof grand larceny,
900 seut TO tho Washington p@nif'n'isry
for fifteen months for grand laro"hy'
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tIIWONY IITRk BOT NCED.
Ne Wa. the Poor Buresu's Famii,
How u>pert job To he Abolished.

Thomas r. RYAN, who has t~"n officially
known a. tho -al'mony clerk In the office
cr tho Outdoor Poor Bureau for the last
min. wears. vas dismissed Yesterday bv
Ururr Folks. 'he Commissioner oi Charities
IL h.- h-=n Ryan's duty - receive alirn"uy
and nay h out 20 those to whom II was
d.,,-,.,d lie hss probably heard nor"
about errirC husbands and iamiy rows
than arv man in the country.
Rvan's salary va- $1,000 u year While
Cc commissioner Folks gave no reason for
discLAf giug him, II Ia understood that his
iob y ~ 70 abolished and he work nut
on other clerks in the department
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Cr-,,n Sentenced for twenty Years.

Philemon r Crchn. who was convicted
nj, murder in TIE --cond degree last week
10, Killing hta wife and daughter At Milrurn
i.., February. NAs sentenced 70 twenty
year. A, state Prison yesterday hy thi"i
Ju.,Ios Gumm,.re In the Court OF Oyer and
Terniner ~ Newars. Crelin 10 u" years
ola and this practically 10 a lie --ntencs'
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To umprs~e wutnk Entrance 10 Prospect
Park.

Comptroller Grout ANNOUNCED yesterday
,hs, he had a plan for the improvement
- tie Nil,ink entrance 20 Prospect Park.
Il oon'-mpla'cr he abandonment of"ash.
!neton avenue and tie opening Of a rev
street. making a direct spprURch rom
BEDFORD avenue "a the Wlllink entrance
4, ~ cheaper. be argues. than Park Com
missioner foung's plan. which proposes
10 take all ths big triangle 81 Washington
and Flatls:sh ayenueaA
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NJ ARRIElb

rInpruGr WEEKS N,y - Nv N. Rev u"
. Ito r~> caroline = d~rutn'sr % W. aud
Mr. Iojd " H'cAs - pnn'-' 4 Itdi~dss,
boz. - V,"n>-a1 !
rpVpNVD rlrIf" IN W,fre'daN May q
,, 80 psuI. tr4f-a. TafNold. conn IN'-
r,,--,, rarrr, dsustt.f ~ NJ snd Mrs
,r.rl.s Iiarls pr,,rt o. N"v Work ~ ~
a., na,spp1r' Iru hsrd - 'sv Nors
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nor orr JOHN krLLY'S WIDOW
Who IL Dying Of Cancel In France NJ Re
ported h, sabir.

The cable despatch from Paris - Tho
-ncc, that Nr.. Joru Kelly. widow - the
poIlt ican, John Kelly. was diving I'D France
81 ca nccr. -.s erroneous Mrs Nelly il
In good hea % a. her CITY home, - tast
SixtN-nin'h street.
NV mother y IN A. good hc1l'h ~ -ha
ever was, Mr.. John k.ilv sad to n SIS
reporter yesterday. and have M idea
how such an eTronepus reT-ITt wRs ever
sinr'ed She has not hecn abroad since
her last trip, seven months sg''
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k.~p,ns Raroa de Rlr.ch', Memory,

Tsercis~s ia memory Of Baron and
Baroness do Hirsch were hold In the Baron
do Uir-ch Trades Scho,l In Fast SIXTY
fourth street last evening. Thee were
musical e~xerrisc~ nv eight can'or-. direct@d
hv pr. Guld-'"in and ~ address m The
lives ana ,hE yar'er - hnron and Baroness
dc HirNrn by tho Rc' DT Grnssman.
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,,.o,o interested In Hshne 4 CO..

4, wa. announced Yesterday hy Hahne
4 70 ~ Newark. vIo operate the largest
s.n,rt,nen, store IN New jersey. that John
S1,n,n Of This cr'. hAo purchased an interest
in lie h,Isincs. With n view o' stu iurther
Extending n AID that the onfnfany would
rcorrora,cd ia n short time.
Mr. Clsfln refused Inst night IN dt0ri-s
the matter
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E,~nis IN sorlr', and Other Matters sf
Interest 10 women

are more fully and INTEL gently handled
~ TYR SrN and IyTNtSU srs than by other
dali, mediums ADJ
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Johann liofT's Extract has been &C.
knowledged as the worlds greatest
strength giver and blood. maker ever
since Is47. !; has been personally en-.
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Scientists. the leading Physicians OF
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people all over the world.
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aud vigor puts neville intoihe ,ys'em
/. cures nervousness. dyspepsia and
indigestion l. creates appetite. aud
brings sound, reS,tul sleep.
DR.. lamesc (. Flint. of Wilson, Mich,
writes II have for many wears pre-
scabci Johann Hons Extract tor us
ton -aa strengthening effects, and md
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IHE STATE AFTER BEEF TRUST
,,roRyEy-GENERAL BEGINS m
oIIRY AT ALBANY.

Andrew ". Gerisch. . Meat Dealer Of mt
cr,. and Lawyer Epstein Examined
urforc Rrfrrc~ i.andeu The ESam'.
nation of the vain witness ~Pcstpened
NJ request at ttsorne, -Generai knes.
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ne Lsss Emperor Frsdsrfek.
while Crown Prince Of Osrmsny.
sppoinfsd Johann Hon - On
Hcnorsry Member Of the HsfisnsI
So eisfy. Of which hs ives the head.
In Acknowledgment Of the Gen.
uIue JobSDn Hof1 Extract.
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Died.

FAZENBAKER.-At Bloomington, on
Friday last, Mrs. Annie Rebecca
Fazenbaker, aged IS years.
ENLow.-On Tuesday morning at
eight O'Clock in Parkersburg, w. Va,
after an illness of about two weeks of
typhoid fever, Claude Enlow, aged 20
years. The deceased at the time he
was taken ill was student in the
Mountain State Business College at
Parkersburg, having gone there early
in the fall to take a course in book
keeping, etc. His father, r. M. En-
low, Esq, went to Parkersburg short
ly after his son was taken i'll and re-
manned there until his death occurred.
His funeral will take place on Sunday
from the M. E. church at Sang Run.
He was an upright, intelligent and
greatly beloved young man. A more
extended notice will appear in these
columns next week.