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THE SUN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 9 1893L tr SANDY 1IOLLOW KOAD WAR

CONOll1SS UN COCKRAN ANn an avx-KlL2 IIAnii AT IT

Hr Cockrnii Hullde Peace and Htooe Wallr Shutting Vt the fond Mull Sir llnnnrlt

Htop on ifs Wuy to the Hl llon nndTLars T icm DnwA Lwaul Coming

fiom of tl o villager ot Tort WashingtonLong leland whero nil sorts ot tnteroslnlthings happi-

ressmnnn are of tho opinion I C-

nJV llourko Cockran wants keep

the prodatoi fyNow York tramps and the localcows dogs lic anti goose off his estate liemay bo COt ipollod to take a furlough repairhis broken fences restore his overthrowntonbnrrlftnde and mount guard on his new-

ly constructed stonl wall The occnslon foranr such plosslblo nn untottard nppoarance ofthe Congrlcsiman n

<defender of hl landed

rightsIs tit iimonpuro farmora feud which Is

belnl wnjv0i by tho senants of the Congressmn nnM those of Joe It Ilunnell of J H-

DunnoljfCo manufacturors nnd dealers InlectrlM appnratui at TU Corllandt street

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As Is shown by the accompanying cut theestates of Mr Cockran und Mr Bunnell front-on Humpstcad Harbor and are adjacent toeach other Tho tandy Hollow road entersMr Cockruns estate about throeeighths of amile from his residence a handsome struc-ture

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which he built after ho bought the landfrom William B Miles about three years egoThe road cuts right through tho ostato There1Is a frai fence bordering the road and Mr

has naturally desired to closo itMoreover ho has recently had erected a barnand a number of small buildings on his estateat a point not far from whore the road branchesoft from tho Middle Neck road

The road runs directly by Mr Dunnells res-idence

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and Is the nearest way for Mr Ilunnell5 to drive over to Iloslyn where he roaches tho

Long Island llallroud Mr Dunnell did notwant tho road closed as he explained yester-day

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because he would have to leave hisgrounds by another road which would tukohim about threequarters of a mile out of hisWilY In addition ho said the other road wasvery poor nud wound over an ugly hill dim

1I cult of travel In tho winter So ho objoctodand on last Friday ho was objected to In whatba thinks an objectionable war

As ho drove through his estate and cnmo tothe border line of Mr Cockrans estate hofound tho road closed by an Improvised railten o Ho loft the carriage took down thorails antI proceeded Ho drovo through theroad which Is so narrow that it might bo calledA lane and found another rl fence blocklolhi way Into thu Middle roadnell hum mod some soft measure to himselfgot out of his carriage and took down thorails us before Ho considered the Improvisedfences ns a bit of pleasantry on somebodyspart and so wont about his business

On Saturday ns tin drove through his estateand came near to Mr Cockrans border lino-ba raw something which caused him to humaudibly Ioelnl up the road was a barri-cade

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us of largo stones topped offwith n Jot of rails laid close together theI whole barrier being as high as a mans headand altogether exlnl for n man on his way tobusiness to look I Ilunnoll stopped hishorse and sot to work to remove the railsTitle was not a pleasant occupation and stillmoro distressing wits the task of getting thostones out nf tho road

Mr Ilunnoll says concisely that he had toUFO a horse to drag them away Then MrJiunnell started again for tho Middle Nockroad nod the world Ioyond Another barrierrose up before him at tho Middle Neck roadMr Ilunnell stopped lila horse and ut onobegan to tako away tho rails nnd the stoneslit was no novice ut tho work by this timeand after about an hour and a half so ho saysbe started on his way Isecond time

I Mr Ilunnoll wits In n pleasant mood yester ¬

day although he haitI ho hind heard since holeft Port Washington nnSundaythat Cockrun was building I stone with nt each of theformer barricades He Insisted that the roadthrough Mr Cockrans estate was a public antinot a frivnto road and that it had hen so formore than forty years Ho also said list a lawpassed 1H1K nuthorlzed Itond Commission-ers

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to record as nubile roads such roads nsthat tthrough Mr Cockranl pstnt whichthough seemingly wero really public

He raid that the Itoud Commissioners lr-

7ltholof tort Washington Mr Freeman ofMr Allen of Great Neck held a

meeting u short time ngo and wero about torecrd tho road its n publln road when theircounsel Lawyer Bruce of New York advisedthorn not to It was suggested that Mr Cockran had had some conversation with LawyerBruce Mr Ilunnoll further stated that thepoint nt 1IBUO ns tn whether tho road was pub-

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or private had been settled more than fortyyears ago by tho original owners of the landHis eighty acres tin paid were part of theestate of Isaac Iodce and Mr Cockrnna 1HOacres were tart of the eState owned hi a MrItnrtis-

Tho road was then In existence and Mrhurtle desired to close I Ho took forciblemeasures Hoblocked lie road with greatNtones Hut within four hours of tho time MrBurtls dragged the stones into the middle oftho rood Mr Dodge got out n yoke of oxen and

SI dragged them nIT Title continued for somotinge and Mr Dndga was so persistent in hl-aIortlio keep the road open that at last Mr

Irritated and sued Mr Dodgefor Interfering with his property The casewas carried into the courts and Mr Burtls wasdefeated

Tho 8101 rights evlst now ns forty yearsago so luln1 claims A peculiar thingabout tile Bunnell says Is that nonoof tho court records ol the case can Im found-In the absence of such records nnd to back uphis claims Mr Jiunnell gays ho lies securednnldavits from n number of old villagers whowere uciiunlntod with tho facts of the diseuteof forty years ago That is ono fact whichlives green In thin memory of the old residentsof lort Washington hu says nnd n ofthe dispute hrinusl smlh> to their montol

Mr was In ashlngton yesterday4 It was learned that he had sent tlassociate Mr Severance on Saturday asking

him to go down to Port ashlnuton anti neewhat hnd happened Mr Cook ran wanted aWtthi titihlt

Well is there a wal built down thoronow 7 Mr Hnveronco naked

Idnnt know But there ought to bo ende titers Is one It mylnstmctlons wore followed

said Mr Helerlncuwlh I smileMr the road private-

Mr hnvornnco Raid Ho wanted torlovultwhen he first bought the land us It cuts rightthrough thin grounds Ills barn anti otherbuildings ore so near the road thattrnmpsuped to stroll about tho buildings Hogsanti 1111 and cows and geese came In

tlm road entrance and Sir Cookran didnt Ilko these things He wantedsome privacy about his grounds Ho oticredto give Mr Ilunnoll a good road through nnoilier part of tlm state further removed fromhil residence and the ham and he oven otTer

to maintain In 001l repair the other roadwhich lends out of Mr llunnrlls grounds Butthey could cnmo to no conclusion and so MrCockian thoiiKnl If Mr Hlnnol claimed thelaw nn hU side ha would havo a chancetn establish lila claims Mr Hunnell ran getout an Injunction to restrain Mr Cockran Ifho wants to If the records of that oldlawsuit rnn bo found they may decide thonunitinn at Issue Hut If those records can-not

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ho may be some nice oueilions fOlolllore tn juggle with I do not1nnw accurately all the points of law involvedin tho dispute

The Old Colony Del-

Q5TI Fob Proslclent Clark of tie NewHaven and Hartford Jlallroad has

bcn In consultation hero today with theOld Colony Committee of Directors In connec-tion

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with the new dual Theirconference refoired to of the union between thotwo mlnorlarls the agreement receivestho oVAl of stockholdur further detailswill not bo

AUrance In IlURcnxr flutesCHICAGO Fob rassencer rates In the ter

litoiy of thI Chicago and Ohio Illvxr TrafficAdoclntlon wero ndvancodtodftY to the basis-of f7 between Chicago and LouUvllle And bo-

twofii Chicago nnd Cine unatl This IIH thecompromise bals ncrooi upon by the readsto rrinsln In effect until such time nh ear

I tnitnont rules are named by the arbitratorsselected fur that IIUTOlo

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>nJWOtrAY HAILS Al1YHe Will lie Oone Several Week nnel the

AntlPoTertyltea Ar5 lnconuolnbleTho Itov Dr McGlynn atted for Bnvannah

on the steamer Kansas City eslerdn1Iror-noon Fully an hour before reahtdtanner 100 women and a handful of menwore on the pier at tho foot of Sprlne itreotNearly all woro Antlpovertyltos who hadclung to thin Doctor through the dark daleAnd hal rejoiced with him upon his return totho fold Now he waslolnl off to bo gone fiveor six weary and his followers hadcomo for n lalt handshake

Tho steamer was to sail nt 0 oclock About1 oclock women began to arrive Tliey board-ed the boat and took up a position along thorail whore they would bo sure to son theDoctor when he nrrlvtd Ono of the bowl ¬

dered officers saId Ladles If youre altnlfor some ono you can soo bettor fromrlcmo dock

As soon as tho women found that the hurri-cane

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deck was up stairs they lulo a willscramble for tho companionway Soon thelitirrlcntio deck was crowded and tho now ar ¬

rivals had to stand nu tho main deck One outof every four women had a cackngo or parcel-In hor hand Its for the dear Doctor eachsaid Whether those bundles contained fruitsandwiches or plo Is a matter for conjecture

AtliO oclock Dr McQIynn arrived thedock with Dlshop Moore and Father Kllloen

lies coming lies comlncl shouted awoman who stood at tho foot of tho gangwayas a sentinel Tho women on tho boat beganto tumble lor their handkerchiefs antI to wavethem even before they could see tho Doctorhomo hud brought tiny Hags which they lourInhoclI with wild onthunlasm Alast thepriests stepped upon the lanlplankIDI thentlie women shouted fordotTed hil hat and bowed Ho entered thocabin the women looklllftr him

Dr McOlynn and FatherKlllecn found themselves cornered nt the endof thin saloon Dr MrUlynn laid his hand onFather Kllleons shouliler nnd said

Jly dear trlcnd this Is Father Kllloen adear schoolmate of mine Ho looks like MM-chlzoilek ioo nt ho 1 lies tho ccntlemnnv-vhow

IIle that little wrostlo with BishopA ripple nf laughter went through tho crowd

Then lr Mcdlyiin laid his hand on BishopMoores shoulder itni edit

This Is my dear dear friend Bishop Moorewho hns been co cry good to me Ood blesshim More power to him Ha I ha hatl mylittle jnko More power to Illhop I

rake good care of thin Doctor cried nn oldwoman to the lilshnp Then there wan a rushfor Dr McOlyuti Duo ot tho mon In tho crowdBhotitcd

Form In lint and pass the Doctor I

This suggestion was adoptod and a longline stretched out and began to move puntDlplinp Monte BUl Dr McCllynn Most of theWomen bent knee to the floor before theItlshop anti killed his ring All or themsebod Dr McOlynns hand shook It heartilyanti FIIft something plonnnnt to hint A womancame forward with n child In hor arms nndwhen tho Doctor held his hand over tho babyshead and murmurad u lilesnlng tho womanburled her face In the childs drcxs and wept

Thoso of the oreo whl hud brought bundlescnvo thor to Doctor and whispered

little something to make yourvoyage pleasant Upon receipt of the tenthImudlt u pecullur look came Into the Doctorsface He had almost enough provisions for atrip to Europe

The reception did not end until tho bellrang All ashore Dr Mctilynn walked

to the gangway anti the crowd followedcO1The deck lianda gently urged the womenofT thin shlo A IUI putTed up and tho steamermoved slowly Into tho stream Tile wo ¬

men crowded near the strinLplccn and DrMclilinn stood at tho tern with bared headtowIng and mulling until tho steamer dibappenrp-

dlr MrGlynn will go by rail from Pnvnnnahto St AUIUhtnl Thoro ho will proach n se-ries

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Iolion sermons In Dlshnp MoorosIn less titan two months he

will bo back in New York

XEir iy ShlINJJdNUSOVETllVOMr Hamilton llrntt Coinmlmilonii on Sate

Co Cutomer1110William H Hamilton I welldressed intel ¬

lectuallooking man 31 yours old was n pris-oner

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In tho Yorkvlllo Follco Court yesterdayHo said that ho had no llxed home at presentOn Tuesday Hamilton went into the office ofAechllmann A 1ollarln manufacturers of anddealers In fancy tiling at 231 East Twentyeighth stroot Hamilton gave Mr 1ellarin 111card bearing tho address 250 West Twentysixth street Ho said that ho had been In thehousofurnlshlnc business and mentioned thenames ot a number of prominent uptownpeople I havo a friend who knows Mrs LauraM Chapman of Sew llochclle sold Hamilton

She line just put up a 150000 house andpossibly I can got a contract for you to putdown tho tiling in the halls The job will be agood ono

Then Mr Pellnrln got the dimensions andproceeded to mnko an estimate enytncr that hocould do thu job for H0 and Hamilton couldhave SJ5 commission Hamilton said thnt bowould see Mrs Chapman at the ImpollllHotel and departed with theshort time lit returned anti handed the con-tract

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to Mr Iulliutn Across the bottom waswritten In a woman handI hereby acceptterms of chore spuclllcatlnn nnd direct work tobo done Tho name of Mrs Laura 31 Chap-men wee signed

Hamilton saul that he knew of a good con ¬

tract In Greenwich Conn which ho thoughthe could got HP received 5 to pay his ex-pense

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anti bit Alter ho was gone MrJellurln thought ho would drop around to theImperial Ho discovered that no one of thoname of Inurn MI Chnpmnn was stoppingthorp nnd nObody answering Hamiltonsdescription had been In tho oHIce Ypstardaynoon hamilton entered the otHeo In tiiiimph-nnd xhlblod nn elaborately drawn plan totime said that lie hud got theta Iu-

fJOOO pontract to lay the tilts In thin newGreenwich club house of which J U Wlhorelis 1resldont Hamilton said hoper cent folila commission Ho was arrested

Justice Mendo hrM the prUoner in 500 bullfor examination on Thurbdity

JMf WAIXWltltttlTI WAS XOT ROllltKD-

Nevcrllielen Up Ilucl Mrmr CampbellXelHnu und Cole ArreHted unil Snrchcl

Among tho men from Wllllnmsburgh whowent to Conoy Island on Monday night to seothe OrllUnMurphy light wero cxAssemblymun William Wnlnwrlght tho proprietor oftho Seaside Hotel nt Itocknwny James Camp-bell tho proprietor of a saloon at Hertford

vonuo und South First street Jimmy Nelsontho lightweight pugilist anti William Cloywho line a saloon at Marcy avenue antiKccond street Before Walnwrlght mot thothree ho was In John Molonoys pnloon inGrand street and Bedford avenue Ho wasanxious to go to the light and asked some-body to get him a coach No conch could begot A man who was with him told him thatHaloonkeepor lmllbol was about to start fortho scene of th and that Wnlnwrlghtwould bo welcome to go along Wnlnwrlght-nceuptoil the invitation and went over tolallIel9 plvf Tlmroi ho mot Campbell

folTuy Thn four got into a eoathund meythlnu went along velU until Im-ped lark was riaehoil when Wllnwrll1 doclnrod that hn hnd teen robbed

Ilu hind seurcbfil bU inckotn ho Ithoughtnnd mlhu11 wallet contnlnlni a largo sum ofmoney Walnwrljhtl friends tried to cicero

robbed him When thoheadquarters of this Ionnv Island AthleticI uh wore reneliod Walnwrlghttallodnpolicemilan nnil his three coniiiinloiiR won taktntothu Coney Island pollen Motion anti in theprpKonco of Clilrf nf Ifillpo John Y MnKnnoJumpbell Nelsiin anti ColTny worn Biarchodbut none of ininwrlLhta money wasI foundupon tWD reriiiPBted Chief McKano to searchWnlnvvrlglitsclothliie and to tho e1bemiblymnnB surprise the money Itolost waH In his pockot Hn apologlrod to hiscompanions for his unjust accusation but-tlmy refused to accept his apology ChitffMcKano characterIzed the nrrontof tho menasoutiagcous To a reporter last nlilitMrCamphollsal-

d1ulon Coffey and I will sue Mr Wainwits an awlul experience fur us nnd

spoiled our sport for tho night Mr Wainwrlght had boon drinking but that dooentexcuse him

Hum Hector a nnlni > Urea ItetuoTcdfW-

KSTTIELP N JIebaIt Is reported herthat Hector J 11 Jennings of Grace Churchwho was recently mado thin subject an eccleelastics Innulry on chorees line received nletter from the lllght Itov Jllshop HcarborouRhremoving him from the rectorship of the par-ish

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The time of removal said to e Foblector Jennings Is silent on the subject 15Tbp ItrV llr iVctHtn Jloy Leuve Ilrookljnt

The Hey Dr K clifford Nelson the pastorthe Trinity llnptlst Church In Greene avenueIlrooVlyr ittis received a call to the vacantrulilt o I first t Church at AllHollyN J nndtl will probubly actopl it

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ARTHUR STATUE NOT GOOD

4112 COMMITTEE OF TiE PAItK COM

aassioa DOT LIKE IT

They H y tl t Keymrf Work on lie Itronr-eniaNCr the xlrcildent l < Not Eqnnlto or Sculpture In the rank

Boon after the death of exPresident Arthur-an association was formed In this city to pro-Vide and erect n statue of him The odlcors oftho association are John A Stewart Chair ¬

man O U Baldwin Treasurer J C HoedBocretary and Cornelius N lilies Chairman ofthe Kxecutlvo Committee Tho associationengaged Sculptor Kphrnlm Koysorto make amodel for the statue and after ho had slbmlted several sketches one was assatisfactory by tho Executive Committee and

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a model of heroic size tho figure bolol a littloover nine foot high was made by Koyoorand given to tho HonryIionnnrd Company of430 West Sixteenth street where thowas cast In bronzo

In December Mr Stewart wrote to tho ParkCommissioners requesting that tho Plaza Cir-

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at Fifth and Ilftynlnth stroot bodesignated as the site for tho forwhich Mr Stewart wrote with

boon ospeclallydL lunedmntor was referred by tho Talk Com-

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to Advisory Art Committee HenryU Marquand President of the MetropolitanMuseum of Art Thomas W Woods Presidentof the National Academy of Design amiNapoleon Le brun President of thin New orlcChapter of the American Institute of Archi-tecture

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This committee visited tho foundryInspected the bronze and on Jon 1U reportedto tho Park as follows

Wo have looked carefully ovcrthe otthe late President Arthur nnd we nro com ¬

polled to that the work Is In our opin ¬

ion not equal to the average of sculptureIn the Park and therefore cannot recommend1

it to tho Park Hoard Wo advise that nn oITort

be to raise standard of accepted workhereafter

The report was signed by silt the members oftho Advisory Art Conimlttep

At a mooting of the Park Commission yes-terday the report was considered but notionwas postponed until after the Arthur StatueAssociation shall have been notified ot thecommittees judgment

Tile onieerN of thin association who wereseen yesterday wero not prepared to saythey would do about the matter ChairmanJohn A Stewart said that he could not ofcourse express any opinion In opposition toMr Mnnjuand ns to the artistic value of Hculptor onors work Ho had seen the claysketches submitted by Mr Keyier and conMdorod the one selected for time model to beanexcellent likeness of oxPreMdent Arthurwhom hn had known very well He did notconsider himself equipped ho said to give nayother judtiniont on tho work The Rlnlalollied assumed that the Plan sitetalnnd unit had designed accossorlsespoclallyfor that slto

These accessories It was learned wero toconsist of a somtclrclo seat something after

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i tIme plan of that at tho Pnrragut statue In Madiioit culture hut much larger At the twoPoints ot the semicircle pedestals wero tobear lifeilzo female figures carrying lamps Intheir upstretchod hands The pedestal of thoArthur htntuo was to be in tho centra of thesomlclrclo-Sculntor Iveyser modelled the monumentover tho grave of exPresident Arthur in HurlCemetery at Albany Ills a heroicsizeIlcure an angel of 1lac1IIYlnlll1all branchon tIn polished ¬

work IIs a hronzo stutuenf Baron Do Karub-le nf the State House at Annapolis-

Mr Keyser wile seen In his studio in Madisonavenue vesterday by a SUN reporter who In-formed

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him of tho report of tho Advisory ArtCommittee The artist was rather dumfound-ed ut the news but smiled nt tho committeesopinion that his work Iis not equal to thoaverage nf tho sculpture In the lark

It must bo pretty had If It Isa bldaR thaIwas hits comment Ho saul thatI of tho committee and hud no knowledge of

what standards of art they judged Mr heyl fl tuletlln Munich anti Purls and was fori at Rome

Uronlvvny promenaders have had opportuoily II juilgu nf his work In tho bronze statuottoofi1 boy In n PAres costume of tho II-

ii teenth century court whichexhibited In Tiffanys window for some time

A aVRGLAIt TACKLES MRS VVOV

lie Hmothrr Her ITnder n Hlimkct hutlloBttt Take lien Weildlnu fling

Framer John Nixon wont to work about foclock yesterday morning leaving his youngwife Annie Nixon alone In the flat on tho firstfloor of tho big double building ut 411 Twelfthstreet Brooklyn Ho had boon gone only anhour or so when a knock came at tho doorleading Into the Nixon apartments at thin endof the hallway On opening tho door MrsNixon found a tall middleaged man withlight hair and long blond moustache anddressed In dark clothes standing outside liedoorIs your man at home tho stranger nskedand boforo Mrs Nixon had replied ho forcedhis way Into the room pressing her forwardand closing tho door quickly behind him Thestranger then solzod IrsNixon dragged herinto tho little hall bedroom adjoining throwher on the bed and piled tho blankets over herhead crushing them over Pier neck until shewas almost choked lien assailant thin wentInto the front room and I mlnutoor so after-ward

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was In tho act mucking his exitthrough tho front room door when lrsIxonhaving recovered from her hock jujnpod ouT

the bed nnd seizing Palm by tho coat tutUdragged him back Into the room

11 the struggle which unsued Mrs Nixonthrown down At this point lu tint episode

Mrs Nixon becamo Insensible and reinlinedin that condition until about 10 oclock whenher husband unexpectedly returned for thopurpose of getting some money ho had loft intho closet In the front rocm Ills loud knockson the door aroused lilt wife to consciousnessSho told him of tterattvontui a anti Ijothi of themhurried to the closet and found tmla of thoS4 which Mr Nixon hud left In wasmissingI

Tho burglar must have been a consideratefplowafrll for hu left one dollar until Mrs

ring on the shelf behind himMrs Nixon thinks he must havo Jon drunkand overlooked the now She went to po-lice

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station anti gave the details of tho Inc-ident

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as related above She boenmn ory In-

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when the detectives Intimated thatlucre might bo some elements of inmnnco Inher tory The detectives male Inquiry at thohouse unit In tlm neighborhood but did notsucceed In uniting any person who hnd eitherseen the stranger or heard lie nolno of thustruggle

iAitxiKits U1N HIM noiry-

A VOUDK Ilurfclnr Who Sun Ho snootControl iIa TblevUli Impulses

NEw LONDON Feb aFor three days nburglar has been hunted In this becton by aposse of twenty farmers headed by olcers ofthe law The burglar was known to carry anuxo with which he frightened women Herobbed houses along the Shore Ilno Railroadfrom Madison to Mantle Tho farmers caughthim In a cottage on the Bplrltunllts camp-ground nt Nlnntlcyesterday Ho If nimllt blueeyed man of LMl rind says hotollIa-

kleptomanlc He eats lie U hut sonof wealthyparents In Hrooklyn who havo itt hll11tutter doing their test to ABU hintgrace Hn will not reveal their plneo ot ilesi-denco

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Ho says his nami is Joseph DUIr7eThe police believe him to bu old In hl curoorof crimeDuprezo says hits life has boon wrecked bynn uncontrollable Impulse to steal Two yentaago ho snatched a tray of gold watches from aBrooklyn jewelry store and tied coming heroon the Norwich steamer Ho was mot by theHhorlU but escaped him after I fdxmllochase Smco then no has horn a wnodchoppcr-HU latest escapade hu says was thin result101lila thievish impulses He stole the nMi llrntThen he stole wutche food nnd Jewelry Illsrobberies became so serious that tho generalchase for him followed He Is now in Haddamjaiand will bo tried in April

EwarGcnchin Convicted or MurderTruck Driver Edward Qeoghan aged 28 years

who fatally shot his wife Ellen oolhul In ajealous rage In Brooklyn on Sept was yes-terday

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convicted of murder In tho first degreeIn the Court of Oyer and Tarmlner over whichJulie Cullen presided This killing was crueland df liberate and the murderer only pleato wave his lire was temporary Insanity

The jury spent halt nn hour deliberating betoro bringing in verdict of murderin the firstdrree Tlroghan will probably not bo tontenrod before next week

U JtwJ s JJS DmA IIEAltAXcE-

II IN Nw lenriieil fhiit He Eloped with aIVoitmu unit Died In IndlttuapollI-

litriiFSTEn Fob R Mrs George Soden ofCunntidalgun and hor threo daughters movedto this div laomonth anti went to live at 114tavanimh street Mrs Soden loft Cnnnndalgunto avoid tho notoriety which luau come to horthrough thu disappearance of lien husbandlust summer In Jui 1WCI Soden told hiswife anti family ho hal mado arrange-ments

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with a frenl of who was acornmorclal spend several weeks Intho North Woods on a fishing and hunting ex-cursion

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and that ho Intended to return InSeptember Tlmo passed and Soden did notreturn

It was afterward learned that for somemonths previous to his disappearance Kodenhad been on intlmnto terms with lrs I F-

Chapln of Geneva and that at the time of hisdisappearance this woman had also suddenlydisappeared This was verified last weekwlion SpdonB mother nod stepfather wholive In 1no1 received a letter from Mrshnpln and mali out at Indianapolis Inwhich lie writer said that she and Sodan hadteen living together In Indianapolis since

tholr disappearance at which place they hudbeen conducting a restaurant tiheadded thatSoden had recently died and that shohad hurl his hotly embalmed and placedIn n viulr anti awaited their dlreoton ns to its dlsposlilon suggesting thatso desiiod site would have it hipped tolionton nnd interred besldo that of his fatherShe also reriiiepipd that monoy bo sent for thatpurpose family were Inclined to hoilevo that tho report of his death wits not trueI ut a llochester imater printed today n de-spatch

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fiom Its Indianapolis correspondent-saying that soden died ton weeks ago nndthat sirs i hnpln told thin correspondent thatuho hud boon married him fourteen years

A Iollcrmnni fetranice Infatuation1oriirMKi Fob HAbout six weeks ago

liofio U Pholu4 anti Ethel Odoll who worekeeping a disorderly house In Harrison streetwore iirrested for horsowhlpplneGeorgo Wobher I young man who had accopted their hos ¬

plllllllllhon lodged a complaint againstthor I police Whllo tho case waspending Patrolman Philip Clark 1 marriottman was dolnllml to watch the hnuso antiwarn ipeople from going into It The womenbecame aWlrf of thin fact thnt thoy wero beingwatched uI11 struck up im acquaintance vUhito policeman who became attached to hosePhnlps After tho Harrison street estab-lishment

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had bon closed by tho pollcu au-thorities

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lark tiled his resignation assign ¬

log III health as the cause Iwns haIti on thistuUnut Mondays meeting thu Pollco Co-mmlttlonn9 hark and Hose Ilielps left the

t tueqk going to Buffalo antithencn to Niagara Is nflerward returningto Itochostor They propose muko n livingby kocpli i road houso Clark had alwaysbeen rriMided is a faithful Officer unit an honenable num Ho hiss IWife and ono child

Kreiiumllri IllMiitlifled with Uuee-

PinKinroii Fob R George IX Ward nbrotherinlaw of President Duns of the Koonounite Society sold today Tomorrow a petlout will ho presented In court askingreceiver ba appointed to administer the affairs-of the Jconnmlle Society Wo want an Inquiryto uu mado into title aflr to coo how thingshave lipi n gnlnc If society Is continuedhuts will not Itoinnln at It head That muchIIs certnln of nurse if wo found upon Inves-tigation

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ttiat nn reasonable rellection could be-mado on his ability and honesty In tho

of the ttnthe would undoubt-edly

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romaln Its luau

Overwhelmed by an AvalanchePKNVEH robR Amid deep snow broken

limo trees rocky dubrls Iparty of minersin 1 gulch above Ophtr yesterday found thebodies of Jack Ward and old Jack VanecoyThey wore asleep In their cabin some nightrecently hul an avalanche hurled thornTiter fulled appear In camp and n resculvlparty went in search for them

thrown from his lied anti pinioned undera log In his efforts to extricate himself Jishad torn the flesh from both his hands Hitdeath must have been slow andcoy lay In bed his body tearfully bruised andmangled

CHU POY THE SWELL DIUD-

ncnrnnOl JV nl run FAITHLESSVIS Of SIIEKTHEAltT

lie Quilt rinsing ron Ton anal Ahnnrtnncdhe Pnkr Game lt llnuii Ills Queue

lOomed III Ittmilirul Hllk nione unitTben Cut Hhi Wrist mill Took 1arln Green

Chi roys peoolo are nmonl tho richest Inall China For hundreds years tho familyhas lived In tlm town ot lon Ton and Itsmembers nro among tho most Inllollnlloopie in that part of the treat ¬

sick Chi Toy cumo nil tho war from Kon Tontokilled

Mott slreot seeing tho world Thou hu

Chu Hum Onh wits one of tho Emperorsfavorite ofllcors and there WAS a whole weekof celebration hi lon Ton when ho marriedthe beautiful Owe Two children woro hornto thom but ono was a girl mid till tho loclions of the mother and father wore IRI hU1on Chu For Horoscopes wpro cast for kitethe astronomers consulted titus stars cud 1great future was predicted for tho hllol1young son of tho Emperors favorite ofeDrWhen tho young man bccauui yeasof age his father begun looking around turnsuitable wife for him Hut the handsome

anl aristocratic young Celestial no fur forgotcareful training utah his blue blood as to

fall In lovo with a girl far below hun In thin so-

cial stain The 8nnclol of his parents to 1marriage with was as Impossible as It hohad atcod permission to marry his mothersmaid

Chu Hum lab WAS not imgry when ho heardof his sons love affaIr But ho wits frhtlnelAn alliance with ono no far wasworse tItan death Bo tho Emperors favoriteofficer summoned his lavortto son to n conforence Chu Pay was told hunt InasmuchMho had made audi satisfactory progress IIhis studios In hltt own country ho WIIH tosent to America to comMotu lila education

Chu Poy thought of Ills sweetheart and toldhis father ho pouldli leave Ills country lutwily old Chu Hum Inli minted th ii nUiistirosof n trip to AmorlCH In such glowing colorsthat Chu 1oy was persuaded to muko ito tripAnd no throe month ago tho young mottolanded at San Francisco ant alter shortstay there came to this city

For n few days ho stayed with a distant rel-ative

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Chu Ilng or 4il lIllth a cii Ito Thenhd took npni tmentB tho hlnosi artstociutH nt 2 Mutt street 11 uiaclo trips uptown to see his relative or threo timeseach week Tlm rest uf lie limo IIH spent sew-ing

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1n His luSt hor hull provided htm IlltiorullyI

with mOllY unit for a into Ihi los forgot thogirl left behind lie pluiiKeil Into thepleasuies of tho Illilnoso 01011 plared funtan and leiirnivt poker Heard ml hissilk house unit trousers for American Ihnblll I

monte and although Ito didnt dare tout It oTho tucked his jucuH daintily ui on top or hishell and kept It concealed liencatli ii Derby

latest pattern Tho tlilo of llto rolledvery hlgli with Chill Poy

Last week onto u totter addressed to MrCliu Poy at JL Molt street It was front I-Ifrlonllo Ion Ion and contained limit one tarnpratli paragraph told Chu Poy thathis swcethpnrt haul fnrtakon hll Tho fintungame run right along tint Poy was notthere with his pookuit full of iimrtnri to Iliulcthe ono two three four 1 ho licker camocontinued hut Cliu Poy was not ono of thinplayers Al Chinatown asked wha hud be ¬

core ofanswer-

At

gallant young wcl no ono

Inst Chu POI came out nn the street Ho-Wot o his blouse amiI lute iiuouo hutmt down IIIbark The American lot won timlehandsome young titan liming urcr hitsbreast uttit ho walked IIn n Ilistless fashionIln Monday hu called on Uiu Ung for tho lustUrl ho said Im going away

What iIs the matter nklllhl JlncLook saul Cliu Poy anti ho hold up his

left hand The wrist1 was Bashed acrossWhat did you do It lor 1 nsked Chl LineI want to ItO If that dixt mo tho

powder I havo taken will answered thoyoung man and bo threw a ploct of glass lieploeo with which ho hind lacerated his wrist-on the lloor

Chu Llllook his young relative up stairsand lied Then hn sent Him Kowwho was visiting him IUt for n doctor Kun-Kowcnmo lack with Ur Albert Stnnnard of1O8 West Thirtyfourth street Dr Mnnnardfound that Chu Ioy hint take a 1urls greennnd advised that ho be fHnodlo u hospitalHut Chu Pay refused Lo Insisted onhating taken to Ills Mott street room und as holied plenty of monoy ho was aide II do as ha-rlousud ho Ur btunnurd administeredemetics and left

Chu Poy was taken down to Mott street andplaced In Ids bed Dr htunnnrd called againanti worked html but it win no use J hue 110hiolitlioastrolocorslmd predicted wouldradiant with successes Chu Poy succeeded InI hirowi tug away IlieI diedI on Monday nUlitI

and ther Iiut mourning now till thoso-lio knew him Chu Lint SIYR

1IIInlholy willprobnlilrI Ibo enttol hlnaI lou interment

Sulcliles among Chin have boon veryfew Only one can h n fount on list records ofthe Coroners nflliu for como years It Iis thatof Jon Hoc YIW who tutored from tho iteckof a North lllvor ferrvlmut on AUL H IKKand was nicKod up tho not day at the fool ofMorton street

XEJ JKIISKT jiitMiits wni rianr-No PollllcH Noiv In New friHcM Hour uC-

AKHriillnre und Not Any VuntrilT-

HENTOX Fob l4Tlun bill cionlln I MntoDepartment of Agriculture to bo headed by aCommissioner nominated by tlm GovernorIlls caused t stir In tho Legislature Asoriginally Introduced tho measure oustedPair Commissioner lorJo Maculiu as wolas other old tins fromnnd today It was reported with amondmcnta-relnstatini Mauulri1 und also inaKInu himSecretary of the proposed department

Ho Is a Doniocrit und tho authors thooriginal bi blundered In pioMlnur for his ro-

mouil say tho Democratic leaders Ilia-nmendmouts in auostlon however provide rrtho removal of President lliirroiiKli und Secre-tary

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Dye of the tate lloird ot crlculture-lluirouchand IDioaro Iliepulillein-

ThtI

Housn ooneiinol in tlm amenilmentnand then dlbcotertilI tthatI Ithe IliI IliadI not beennoted on in committee and henu Irruuu-larlv reported The usiilt was it went buicktorommlttcu after a llnly lltcussion whichwill arouse thu farmer elomoiit from nnoondof tho State to tIle other PolitIcs lInt un-known

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IIn tIto Into IHoard nfr AiricuUiiio-nnd President llurrouuli nnd corritury Dybold their rospecllo ollhus IIlouhi meritalone iloht tire vciiy popular willI

who mean to oppose the ofE the billAmoni tho hIlls pissed In the Asmmlily to-

day was ono IIntended tto doe tthe a nlll dailiesin Vinvurk lorssay City anti Iaterpon

Mr Ariultiico of lsou introduced a billmisking this nnnnijor of hiss Newark UUlrl ofHltoctand utter I ouummnissiouuins In-

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of appointive Title Is correct abuseswhich has grown out of tho Depmuont ofPublic orksByhtom

Till TFXt1 31 Hit XTIII AT WOIIK-

ANIrimon ort Ntjjio Vho saussI KurnrU utlie 1iUlUc ltlulirdI-

AMKi Tex Feb H Another mob executionlice followed tho burning of tho negro HenrySmith arid IIs a soiiuel to that crime At aplace on Hickory Creek llvo miles soulhuastof Paris u party uf htinteu last 001111 foundtho body of anecro suspended trol the limbof I tree on thu crooks balk An examinationof tho body showed thud slier being btrunc UItho man haul been shot Tho dead loro wiseWill tiller n stepon of Suuihhi Butler hadmndelilniholf tllnliked Iby the hltesliyulnlin-Inirto know tho whereabouts olMnilh whun

huts met was looking for lilm and lulu III tofell his hllnl juice

I I nut who worn concerned IIn tthis-lynclilnunr

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I I Jltt tnt irIs ilu tier met iiIH lute ItIs thoJLht ho was lynciiei nrtyelghthours nuo Itlbtiot probable tlmt the tiutistugjtles will tao special imlub toI Point up themen concerned in Ito crime uolwllblllUdll1tho epochal messatn of tjovtiittarrextand pruvcutlon orf thoso who com-prised

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tha mob that to cruelly tortured HenrySmith n

A Family Fated to Violent JlrulkiGOSUN Feb aSome years ago Abram

Wood n wellknown citizen of Orange countywits murdered while on a visit to 1 relative InDutchess county Ills widow afterward rondolien homo with her daughter Mrs MatthiasMatthons ot Mlddletown Her soninlaw-Mtttliowhwasbotnu tlmo aforwlrdltlnjl11h-lu luiui stono quarry Jhlllltunwherehe was a contractor A twas run over and killed Iby tbt cars In Mldillotown tine day last week daughter 11rsMatthews was killed by the cam atthe sum spot ansi In tho same way that lionanother met her death

A Water tupply for YonkersThe cIty of Yonkers has settled Its water

question by nicking 1 contract with the Nowlorlc City District Water Supply Companywhich owns hue Pocantlco Lakus anti hirerThlsoompsny will also soon supply the NolYork and Westchester Water Companyplating the circuit of clUoe towns und Insti-tution

¬north of New to Slug Sing andlying between the Bound and the Hudson

SIRS irootaur yoir mis IADRLFORTh

Tno Intemeetleg Xllyorceseq Rrcnllfd byI lie MnrHnRr

puIrronu WOOIsrYnn Wrdnoic-Url H by this lden utasli Vititidt Filtnrl >t uuiel-ford

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tu loniilt ft V nlrThin mnrrlncn annoiinccmont which Is pub

llehod In this mornings papers was madepossible by two Intotestlni ill0rco casowhich excited the attention of pnllto society Inthis city Baltimore and WashlnRtnn MrsWoolsoy obtained n divorce horn IMward 1

Woolsey a millionaire club man of this city onNov 2t IWii Tho divorce was applied forlast April and drnitd along until Novemberwhen was crnnted by default Mr Wooleeythen throuuh hula lawyers llmvo A Hummelobtnhuueti nut onion fuoun iiuutiuu Truax slirectimug

lire Woolsoy to show cause why hue divorceshould not bo set nslle As n result of theseprococdlnss tho caso was rooponud boforo areferee and on time lllth of last month theoilylnal decreo In fnvor of Mrs Woolsoy waconfirmed ruin decreo was urnntcd on bvl-

donco that Mr Woolsey hind committed ndutory In this city with nn Agnes Mcdlll who In

said to bo n clerk In tho Treasury Departmentnt Wellington The grounds upn which MrWoolsey soUKht to ham the Uccrco set nsldoanti n divorce granted hInt wn n countercharge of adultery In which 1rnnk K SturulsPresident of tho New York Stock Fchancoand Edward M 1ndelford ot Paltlmoro worenauiod as corcsrondcnts

Mrs Woolsey Is the haughtier of time lateItenir A Bmrtlio once Collector this PortSince her tcpnratlon from lien husband slutline lived with lien mother and lion two eons nther mothers residence IIU7 Loxlncton areattic SIte was married tu AVoolsey in Octolmr1870 Mr oolsoyii father was u wealthyshear rellnor whose family Imtuu wn In Astot In out nf the utmoSt valuable properties Inthe estate Is the huc plico anti mansion at-Lenox Mr Pndelford Is n wealthy llalti-morciin who belongs Ito the Knickerbockeransi several other Now York clubs Yeste-rdays

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marrlaco was not a surprise tho Intlmato friends of thin imrtles I ho bridalCtiuide stillest yesterday Immediately after thininurrliiuc lor Luropc

Sir Iadelorrts first wife was a Miss Itottlna-Onlway daughter of Sen I tnt wuty of Wnhitt gtuin When Iibo marrlcil iattt oh toni Itloywent to Europe on Itheir weddingI jjourney nudIn ViennaI Her name was coupled with that otCarl Mroltnmnti the tenor who afterward np-poaioil at the Garden Theatre hero with ILillianI

Hiisfoll IOneI nf the stories Ithat lloatud acrossthin ocean trout VIenna was that the bride wastaken seriously Ill at ietinn believed she wascount to dieI made a confession to her busbund and got well Ihen Mr Padelford be-gan

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proceedings for divorce naming Mrelt-ninnn as corespondent

After tho divorce which was granted In-ItyHO she went upon the stage taking thinnatnoof Deity Pailelford She travelled In ncompany In which n wellknown young Haitimore maui named Johnson whoso stage namewas Julio J Hnfaol also appeared Wblbttiter wore playing with Monroe ansi Iticos

Aunt llrldgot company Kafanl nml Monroo-

Junrrelled In hue Olympic Theatre In MMnnroo cut Kafael Intlntt neck Tho

quarrel was siippotcd to lieabout Betty Pndeltoni When Unfurl recovered from his In ¬

juries ho married Hetty It Is said lust aimthou received slums to drop tlm name ofPadelford Sho then utter appeared on theshut go IIH IliettlnaI i GlrardI

SItu appeared later with Dlreyn SevenAges company nml with Conrleds KingsKnol company SIte wits somewhere In tho-nildilln off tthe continent witht the latter com-pany

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when she sawn news despatch announc-ing

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tin nrrlvnl of Streltmann In New Yorkhhe bit the company that nlcht anti returnedto Now York but by Ihint limit other namestthan lucre hnd Ibucomo associated with thetenor in tItle city

JJKOOK1VV Fin Dt1AIfIMEVT

CommlsfiloiiFr Knnli TrlM the InrMtlKntlRBt-ommlMiilon Ihut II In In Fine State

Messrs Orr Bartlett amid Jenkins the Com-

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which Is clothed with legislative au ¬

thority to investigate the methods and man-agement

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of hue llrnohlyn FIre Departmentbegan its labors yesterday niter It organizedwith Mr Orr as President

FIre Commissioner Ennls was the only wit¬

ness examined Ho said that lie sweepingcharges made against thus department by theNow York Insurance men are wholly unfound ¬

ed Ho denied that It Is customary for thofiremen to visit saloons In their uniforms tobo discourteous tn their superior officers orregardless nf discipline Ho alto denied thatgongx hinl been placed in saloons us n con-venience

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for the firemenA gong bo admittedI nail boon put InI a sa-

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near ttho halli ttho proprietor nf which wasn personal friend of tho Commissioner but Ithail been paid for Tho newspnpcr ofllcos nndInsurance unices WTO lie only places whoretongs were furnished by tho departmentJlemherH of list department wero lorblddsn-to visit saloons in uniform and a violation ofthlb rule was visited with severe punishmentMr Ennls said that tIm engines were properlyequipped In a general way ho pronouncedthe department in firstclass condition andequal to any In the country

I ho Invcbtlgatlon will continued today

If K Itiianeirfr llcqueMdi Tor Church WorkTho will of Henry K Russell of ha Russell

tV ErwIn Manufacturing ompany was fliedyesterday Ho makes hue following bequests

loruijr me lbs Incmn nf the Ministry or the riot-eutiitt lpikiupnl Church of Connecticut vluoo IterK-rlev tutu iutti >chn i nt Multll etoun folia S1lxH-HlBliap Scabury Mlnlnn Hitlrtmull Shun UXK-Itrtuivr nr Donkttonn sat HeuoHt fnr titirrb Parfont Coniin iliiit 5 IOIK iniiltv CnllrRti llnrtfonl-f IinocK to ciUlilmh an IIII 1E Ilnimall rollownhtu to rn-HblejounicmeiitnputiueltieiritiiillMafierKraduMiou

Thus rest of hula estate Is to bo divided amonghis relatives Mr Itussoll died on Jan 21

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taturllolrI Kent MaltahH llenltiwtT 5 cbtsr Jnnan-M ialileo umrsltuia sits hi LucidKB Miratnea Jclirliinn IllaunuI

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lIsa ruMiiv ie nn-

rlinnland Antwerp Feb 4Uallla J4Tcrpool Fak

Iix21rAvo XOMX OF AtOAVf BOKO 1

Young SIr V Miilim WHJM lie AllonMcd Ifwf-llii

fT nntlN AffVcllonf-

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through Howe A Hummel to recover 25000-dnmtcc

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from Mlchncl N Nolan evM ror olAlbany nn iillo atlont that ho hag alienatedaffections of list htisbiind lames TereneQuinn Shin hung also sued lien husband forReparation on tho giound of abandonmentTho plaintiff nto Icoiglatia Hllverman netQulnn while > liltlng lieu slitter n Mrs AldrichIn this Ilty They worst mnrrled by the Henhoary Moltrl nt tho Church of the Holy Corniminlon nn Sixth avenue lust October j

She hsshieveat hunt ns slut U n Irotestantand dlien hu lMnd and his family nro Catholics antislits wits a dlvorcio nt the time of the mar trlngo an effort was mnde toalltnnto hoe hut l

bund fromher rTIme ilefemlnnt In the nctlnn for alienation U-

n principal Klockliuhlornf thin Quinn A Nolin-Cinnpnni brower of Albany Tho father of iiInmo Terence Oiilnn was n member of thellrm mil Mr 0ulmi Miysshn doeR not know tIt her lutuptutullul Is a stockboldsr ofthocompn-ny

aHo told her he wise nnd paid he was 4

wealthy NolanM nn uncle of young Quinn s

Jcrfy City Vonl IVy R per Cent ItorMoney

The Jersey Clly Hoard of Tlnanoo recon-sidered

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a resolution yesterday to Issue 170 i

000 of A percent bonds and adopted another iS

to Issue tIm name amount of bonds to boar 4Vper cent Interest They said that under thpresent Administration thin bonds will sell atpremium at the lower rate and the city wiltthus save 275 n year At the same meetingtIme Hoard of IMnnneo concurred In n resolution Iof the Street and Water Hoard awarding thecontract fur cleaning the streets to HenryIlyrno tho present enntrnctor who offered to tdo the work for SHTOOO Owen Nolan thelowest bidder prote tod against this action Mho had proteMqdtn the Mreotnnd Water HoardDoth unItes held that Mr Ilyrno was tho morereipnnslbin butler and that In view of thefact that Mr Byrne already owns the neces-sary

¬nppaiatus It would bo for tho Interest ot I f

the city In accept hula hid

HtnflTordii Ullre Tar 5

No case of an aillUtloti et Ilie-

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saul which cannot be rellersd by

ETAFFOBOB OLIVE TARI

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ItnnWVOAKIKYOn Wednesday PbS at-Cracu

flhutch chantry hr the Rev Henry U isdi t

Kate daughter of illlam Usury Uazley to rranoji-Klnlnni

c fMrnwn No car-illAVOOIiVlvmironnOn Wednesday c

Fits n l1st tile tOeS Dnvid Mitchell Fannie B WoosIcy ana Kiltriird M IAdelfdrd

IDI3D33-JinKNAIOn Tuesday at Newark EIIJabB1

VIIBII In ttieHID year of liii see i

Kclatit ansi friend are Invited to attend the tense jI-

aml from lih tati reilitenr 27 Italiey it rrldiy at-

2PM Interment at lUtivrafN J at conTcnliBM sof tlia rauii-

ljrBIhllOIIn IDrnolityn Feb 818U3 ludiJenlyTbo-Illihnp late recelvliiK teller of the National Oink ottlie Republic New York

Notlcti of funeral Litt-rICIOlliKICKOn Tuesday Feb 7 laos Jill

the beovtd daughter of Thomas Uroderick sn4Catherine llurko

Relative soul trlenlear rcipectfolly InTlted to at-

tend the funeral at lo A M from ber late reildenes147 calyer it thence to bt Anthonyi ChorokManhattan av UriMniiolnt on Friday feb 10

COKNKIIISKNSuddenly on Monday Tab aChristian tornehlen aged 05 reari beloved hoibnud of Amanda Cornehtsen

Funeral services at hn late teildence 689 Greens T-iIIrioklii Ibis Thursday morning at 10 oclock-llurlnl juha-

lerAnHAinnonI

Monday Fib e suitexDOVbeer wife of Henry Faulhaber In bar 83d rear C

Iumril Brrvlcoi at her late rutdence HI Alpine tt 4-

2isark yj on Thuriday at 1030 oclockXJC-Ilelath ei und friend Invited to attend

IIAIcniNUOn Feb 8 IBM at his parent restdeuce 4rJ Wltlougbbj av Brooklyn Edwar4Alexander Harding iou ot William J anil AdtlU C-kIlardlne aged 14 years 4

JIAVJitT YOu Feb8 of pneumonia lln Tbereui-llaverly

sFuneral from her late residence 65 Boweri it Jerter

City heights on Friday Feb 10 thence ta tht hiirch ot Ht Paul or the Croia at 10 A It-

IIU l> KNUn Monday Feb 01893 suddenly ofpneumonia KdwurJ K Hed4 u la tbeCAtbyiarol i

bin aK-

Relatlveiii and friends ot tbe family are tnrlted lo at-

tend¬

the funeral at hn late reildence Oa Welt 491kit Tburtday morning Feb 0 at JO oclock

IILTClIINKONScxou Lopez Ko871 r urA Mlluretbreuii You are hereby lomtnoned toattend an emergent communication to be held a-

Uaionlc Temple on Thuriday Feb i 1898 at laoclock noon for the purpose of attending the fo-nerat

>of our tale brother Chas K Ilutchlnion-

II P PEDIUCK lattern BAKIS1I SecretaryKI 1ltOn Feb C aCTonkeri Emma J Tan Orilen

wife of John C IlyerFuneral ten lee at liar late reildtnoe 110 New Mala-

t ThureJiy ret U at 3 P M-

tVAlSIInn ten e Edward Walsh beloved lagof Marxarit and 1Atrlck Walsh aged 13 years

Itelatitciandfrlcndi are reipectfnllr Invited to attent the funeral front bin late rtildence 213 WealMh tt on TburmJay Feb 8 at 1 P 5-

1vJILsmAIrbo roildenceof the parent 188Bast-H7th it lets 7 Franklin II Infant son of lloraoI ant Minnie Welli I

Funeral euchre will take place today at 3 PM M jthe above adilreil l