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I intl fl TO UK ATTAfK-IIlll tit UtIHMI THOOIXl-

icjiilt Ilifnre M lirmK ti an ArmMnli J Hi MlriMm In lit Thrrr Vlrtli-inr luilKr l nch Mllllla Camp ITI iiprriiarnl When Amiallanti Hem

limn Ian Juno 10 HumorsiKtwitri Iho rotnpnny of

Iho prisoners ncrctisidi-

hii nvirder of tiuilr Berry and sons nnj i fitnif readied here toclny Tlv-

flrv ifl wns lirotight In hy aM l In llRll k place shortly nfterliRli nnil lioforn the militia rampit roughly firganlwd IMImr arrivals triMi he rnngn and farm districts told slmll-

Mn H Thn militia It In said here Is maInc effort to reach Ht Francis tomorrowHi tuni l for the preliminary trial

ATWoon Kin Juno 10 Reports ha-

rrnclird hero that at daylight this mornlnan nitempt yaM made a mob of 200 annemen to posnesslon of Chaunci-

Pnwey and J C McBride

nnl lynch them Tho tight U said tostll In progress Details are lacking

HT FIIANCIB Kan Juno 10 WhenrcaehiKl this city tacit night that the Shcri-

twentyfive cowlxiyn and a companymiitin guarding Chauncey DeweyhU cowboys accused of the murder

and two of hto sons we-

rarnrcvi for the night at one of the Dew-

irompanyn ranches southeast of heretown which had hitherto beenshowed signs of excitement

Many of those who are ranged on sidin the bitter rivalry between the corportion employees and the old settlers at onigathered together Late In the nigthey were not to he found at theircustomed places nnd It wa supposethat they had rlddertout to meet thecade which Is bringing In the prlsoneiacross country to this place

The meaning of the dlsappeai-nnre of a large number of men In theIs apparently made clear by thewhich are being brought in about a flglIn the vicinity of the Dewey ranch whetthe solidern are camped

VKir CLLES l ARltSLEY CAS

Coroner and Detectives Get Busy AcalTwo Arrests In Connecticut

NoRWAtK Conn June 10 ConstablAllie Allen of SaiiRatuck arrested twistrangers this afternoon on suspicion thaone of them might be the murderer o

Coachman Heffernan at Ardsleyonhudson They cannot give satlsfactoraccounts of themselves

TARRYTOWN June 10 Chief of Polic-MoRflite received word today thatmen selling court plaster arrestei-at Westport In the Heffernan cose Three men werarrested in Dobbs Ferry as suspects las

Officer arMichael Fitzgerald of ThomaKelly of Waterbury Conn and Thoma1111 Sarah Campbell wa

taken to Dobbs Ferry this shcould not tiny of the prisonersthey were allowed to go

Ihn detectives are hot on somedues and the promise to h

Coroneracquainted with the facts and the

at timeThe Coroner trio home of Rober

Hewitt In night When nnkeabout it today no

1 had been told a servant In MrHewitts house had wild that Mr Sewalwas not In the house all the time the nighthe murder occurred I questionedHervBntH MaryNolan contradicted the story1I believe they wer telling the truth

thojhouso without beingseen

I am working on evidence and if it paniout ho something doing

this Inquest any time I haveevidence no

4 MYSTERY OF THE SOfXD

Small Boat Cast on Beach The ManSalted In It Missing

NoBTitroRT U I June batterennd abandoned sailboat cast upon thishores of Eatons Neck time

morning told a mute of disa teof some sort which was partially verifleilater in the day when three young mon oNorwalk Conn arrived here in search onews of Charles Johnson 14 years oldleft Norwalk on Sunday night in a smallsail txmtbound for Belln Island

One of the searching party was a brotherof the missing man identified thiboat cast nn Eatons Neck as the craftin which the missing man started off oihis sail

The painter of the boat was shorthad cut with a knife Thisl d the searching party to connect thisboat a Defiance whichwas found beached on the shore near BlufiPoint

The Defiance was stolen from her mooron Sunday was found yes-

terday owner and others who werefor her in steamers Indicat-

ions tended to show that thehart been run up on the shore and hastilyabandoned is that thehad good reason away quickly

Is a youngwas picked up In the Soundcrew Defiance who first took hisboat in tow but later because of stress ofweather or for some other reason cut thehost adrift

HEAVY TRUCK PASSED OVER

Doolnri Surprised That Young GoldbergWaint Killed at Once

Paniel Goldberg 11 years old of 504

Brook avenue The Bronx attempted tc-

tteal a ride yesterday by hanging to a ropedangling beneath a highwheeled truck

was carrying a Irongirder The driver the boy offand in getting from under the truck hearid a rear over his stomach-He was taken to the Lebanon Hospital and

late hour last night was still alive muchto tho surprise of

ItMVElt OV ITS FIRST DIVPnllce Vlilt a Poolroom Whlrh They

Had iliut OpenedThe Tenderloin police raided a poolrroom

on the second floor of 112 Westfirst street yesterday afternoonwere eleven men in the place IncludingNicholas of Whltestone L Iwas locked as the proprietor

place were set at Thepolice wiy

w L I Railroad StationTIle new Long Island

in Long Island City built to replace thoone destroyed fire last winter has been

and the officials of the roadho have been occupying the building

across the street on avenuein today The building is two

Stories built of The firstfloor will e occupied as waiting

for use

ABOUTThe w York State CommlMlon or the St Louli-IiMtion mrt yealerdiy nt 120 Uro dvr y and

J II Florida N V directoroi Its jrtrultur l riblMls to be sent to the ex

M Kills ol liatavlk directorthe educational section and Charlei II 1ok

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amount of fun datnagn Mr Hates tins stimined slnon Hrptemlier IBOO from it-

luriiln of the north side of Union Hquaron which thn Everett house facen Into a soof iTiarhltii shop holier room ami limitsyard by John B McDonald the Millderthn subway In addition to the damnaward Mr Hates gets 15040 Interest

When McDonald jot permission froithe Pnrk Department to fence off nof the Union Hquarn plant anti Installstherein something llkn half actoxen englniunit a stonoemshor and a bledsmith shop thn hoarder nt thn KvorrHouse It Bates tried to hoiMcDonald enjoined end tailed Then rsued for damages

Justlcn Scott dismissed the complainJohn Delahunty attorney for Rates toothe case to the Appellate Division whioreversed Justice Soott The tAppeals sustained the Appellateand appointed Mr Choate to hear tattlmonand fix the amount of damagns Thtestimony showed that practically all throoms on the Union Squire side of thhotel tho most expensive rooms In thhouse were out of commission because c

the machine shopThe report of the referee goes to th

Special Term of the SupremeIt Is affirmed McDonald may thAppellate Division whose decision Is flnaThe Court of Appeals held that neither thPark Commissioner nor anyody else haauthority to the park Into an engi-

rCALIFORIA STAGE HOLDUP

Two Highwaymen Get 4OO and Severs

REDDING Cal June 10 Eight passegore and the driver of the Weavervlllstage were held up and robbed nearyesterday by two masked highwaymenwho secured about 400 and severalwatches The robbers didnt molestmall but broke open the express boxewithout getting anything-

The first the knew of the presentof the robbers his two leaderfell Rifle shots had been but thdriver and passengers ttwo of the stage whoIng masked men dashed frombushes and while one covered drive

passengers the otherthe pockets of the crowd and searchedstage and baggage Both were cool amseemed old hands at the business

The only woman on the stage hidmoney under the seat and lost it Ithe had kept her purse in her pocket shwould have saved it as the robbers gallantrefused to search her

MSrVO AS A PARALYSIS

Iook for Good ResultMolntyrei Abstention From Food

SCRANTON Pa Juno 10 Edward Mclnlyre of Mooslo believes this afternoon thatila of forty days will result in his corn

of paralysis Today he begathave a pain In his paralyzed side th

ret feeling that ho foro said

This right side feels sore and stiff justfl if I could stretch It a mileDr W C Price says that he Is hopeful

hat nature In rebuilding the system of thelUffcring man will build up the paralyzetide Mcintyre took ten teaspoonfuls o-

ailk avery hour today and occasionallynew orange juice as well as a saline solaion to build up the blood Dr Price says

hat Mclntyres heart is strong Physiciansill over the region are watching the ca-

ilosely

JEWS DEFEXCE LEAGUES

lemhers Armed anti Drilling to ResistAttack by Russian

Spfclol Calr Dttpoteh to THE StrxBERLIN June 10 The OsvohoitchdenijiRussian review published at Stuttgart

nnounces that the Jews in many Russianowns have formed defence leagues Themembers will be drilled and armed

The Jewish students at Kieff have organed a league which U divided into cornanies of twenty men each under the

eadership of men of military experiencethe event of an antiSemitio outbreak

he league will be mobilized at any point In

he town within fifteen minutes

SHALL THE TUGBOAT BE LLD

Canal tannin Raised In Firth AvennHotel Lobby

Occasional puffs of smoke rising fromhe most secluded corner of the FifthVvenue Hotel lobby last night betrayed-he presence there of Benjamin B Odell Jrill D Among the State affairs raisedn discussion last night was the questionif the name piece8 The B B Odell Jr noble State

which plies the waters of the Erietug wear a

questions involvedAt a late along the coast-

f the canal descried the tug trendingoward and thatras probably in for The

herGov Odell will go down the

rith Dr A H to Hoffmanstand and the Quarantine station andatlsfy himself need to be

the seeming tothe judgment of wiser

To Consider Dr LorlmeriM S Stern of Inde

indent Order Israel hasinvened a meeting of

Committee for Monday to act onsuggestion of the Rev Dr Q C Lorimera be sent to Russia to pro-

wl against the Klshineff massacre

OHITVARY

Miss Harriett Crosby diedi her home In Flushing L I on Tuesday

a great granddaughter of Oen William

lord one of the slmors of the Declaration-f Independence Her grandmother whoas MIM KittY Floyd a noted beauty of herme was once engaged to marry Jamesadlson who afterward became Presidentf the States but broke off the en

Dr William Clarkson-ne of the sons or this marriage Samuelloyd Clarkson was Miss fathere was a prominent lawyer In Yorkfly ago beep dead thirtytars Since that time

sister bad made her home In Flushingmarriage Miss Clarkson was a

usln of Dr Crosby of Newbody will b vault

anhattanCot John fleonm Ieefe who died at theenestw 202 West lOJd street on Tuw denlnff wm an officer having a distinguished-cord In HOIrved throughout the Rebellion was en

Ith troops In Porto Rico and later In thewas In 1D01 and

t lT i to the De la Salla Institute Inmilitary Instructor which he held at

s He was the author ofort standS of army life He IMve a widowid childrenWilliam Ertttmann a wellknown life

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WEALTHY OLD WIDOWER 9TOf-HY IIOOIHUMH

Kurt an Appoint men I Made In M1 Pio Com From Ctrl WI

to Marr anil flearir Mill

MOUNT VrnwoN N V June in ThornMoNttlty n wealthy old roan of Sf Hoist

Tenth avenue Wrnnn a l tl

today to truce the writer of iHtDorothy M Kvntm 71

writer nude nn Appointment to tnrrt hitalthough A MrstlKcr to decide whnlhor rhntild marry MrNulty kr-

ho appointinrnt and was wt upon hy PC

Sons who Ihrrw Chutes pgn U1

and nearly killed himbehind n stone wall-

McNiilty who It sixty years ofa widower In said to bo looking forwife The letter which caused him toto the rendezvous ho baa turned overthe It IK typewritten and In

saysA girl friend of mine has Informed n

that you are ixeklng a wife and have oifared to her In marriage ItImpossible for her to accept youroffer an her affections promise

elsewhere so shemyself

am a young lady 25 of ageabout 6 6 In height anwell proportioned Of youJudge yourself we meet I am ea disposition andsatisfied I can make you an anobedient wife I have no relations eieefan aunt with whom I board

The sum of 11200 I shall deposit in thbank to our Joint account on day cour in tt we areacceptable and agrre to Noyou can readily docare to proposition of minebecome known and I trust to your sentof honor to this letter our

fall through-I shall arrange to meet you on Tuefda

evening fl at 8 cannot cornas I am downtown a

the corner of Sixth and Seventh streetI selected this secluded spot in order thano one may see us

Mr MoNulty says he will not rest untthe ones are behind the bars

WILLIAM G HElm MISSING

Man Went West When Legaloeedlnts Were Threatened

BOSTON June 10 William O Reedellknown Republican politician and

ler partner of exMayor Edwin V CurtisWest a few weeks ago and has

turned to Boston so far as can be learnedgot into trouble before he left anproceedings were threatened Th

matter related to some stock of the 1rovl

dent Securities of which AdjutantGeneral Dalton is president Gen Daltoiwas asked if the Cornany was Involved Not at all

Den Dalton Some time ago hewe purchased someand it in stock

men who were interested Iname took gave some of it to Mro sell and there Is complaint

is no concern of oursMr Reed who Is a graduate of

belongs to this cityle resided on Bay State road In a hounwhich Is said to cost WOOO-

Usaid that this house has sold fo

C D FERXALH SHOT DEAD

toting flank Clerk Accidentally Killed on I

Western lUnoliThe body of Charles D Fernald until

ecently a clerk in the Lincoln National Bankcached this city yesterday from Dickinson

D near which place Fernald aced

lentally killed last ThursdayYoung Fernald left here not long ago

or and stopped at Dickinson for i

reeks hunting on C Mends ranchhirty miles from town Last Thursdayme the ranchmen went to

room to call him Fernalds 45callbnevolver presented to him before he wentVest wan on floorand the

picked it up The weapon was dina struck In

he temple killing him instantly-His Robert L was notfnec

y at his home in Hartfordronn and he came at once to this cityYoung Fernald was 20 old

with his only brother Robert Lernald Jr at 89 place Brookyn

HARLES TO GO TO WEST INDIES111 Establish Commercial School

Request of British novenimentWilliam P Charles proprietor of

harles Commercial School at FranklinLCd Jefferson avenues Brooklynesterday for Barbados in the West Indiesthere he has been invited by the Britishuthorities to explain the American SJH-

jm of commercial schools and endeavorstablUh the same in the various IslandsIr Charles expects to be from BrookTI Ho la to deliver af lectures in Barbados

of Gov Frederic Mhe Archbishop of Trinidad and othershe civil

It is the intention of Mr Charles to sendfrom Brooklyn to the

y a grant in aid which will fthis of the tuition

HEREFORD CATTLE BREEDERS

for a Receiver for Their ASsocIationAsked In Chicago

CHICAGO June 10 A bill for the appointlent of a receiver for the American Hereird Cattle Breeders Association was

the Circuit today by AttorneyGeneral Hamlln who charges that the

has ceased to do business li

State and has removed all of its propsly out of it The offices of the aasocia

in Illinois were vacated onit is said and afterward established ii-

jxnsas City All of its property U salej bo now In the possession Thomasnd D seers

of the corporation-The members of the in

ifferent States it is charged and unlesscourt Intervenes is expressed

the property of thee lost to

PREACHER CONFESSES SVto an Elopement and Will Seek For

yjlvennw From HiS WIfe

NORFOLK Va June 10 The Rev H Ahnson the Congregational minister who

loped from Clayton N Y with MmDavis a member of his choir made

complete confession to the authoritiesend expressed willingness to

turn to his heserted at Clayton

out at a lossstore opened here his

with Mrs Hehas gons back to Clayton to ask her

that he willek his family s forgiveness He will makei attempt to resume pastorate in

will go toid start life anew

Dr W Seward Webb Health BetterA member of the family of Dr W Sewardebb said yesterday that the reports that-r Webb U seriously ill In Paris notje and that M a matter of fact his health la

and for that reason h ham beniTiMd to abroad two or months3 ar to oonpltt our

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dirlo of W A King AtforneyOervrof the AlAI t nil tun four of gr li atlilaM of th Wlndham High School rlurne l their ntudlen after Mron n for three Tho miniwas because Walter Alpailgh 01

of the HAM WM stlspended for loolclrout of the window during school hours

Thft Pins saId that th principal A

1eterson WM unjust lames Cl Ftoblwoi-Triirnbiill Hurnhiim Klmer Taylorfrnnk Inrker the four who waistnot go dark fyniise they would rv

ipologlw-Thn Viird held a rneHlnglonlgl-

which was nttrmlril y nearly 20TI oil hfn-Mr King niMnrr l lx forn tho iMiard In Inhalf nf he strikers

tin had Alpmigh tell end sevenother students mrrolxirntfd him Pricepal IVtcrmin unit hiss bicker are the tnaclera Involved They declined to say

Mr King said there was n eliwspirit In the matter he wns proud t

It The clans were willing I

acknowledge that they did wrong Inand were ready to leav

the matter in tho hand of the school boarfor adjustment

After an open session of four hours thdecided to remove suopenalo

Alpailgh if he would apologize folooking out tho window Suspension wa

from the other four hut themust apologize for remaining out of schoolAa a punishment to the class thevoted to have no graduating

CONVICTED OF RElIESe Rev flDio Wendell or Ha

Eight Da In Whleh toPHILADELPHIA June in Rev Hug

Wendell of Trinity Church Trenton waconvicted today by the Lutheran Miniserlum assembled at flt Pauls Church ti

heresy In claiming to havewith departed spirits and the ang

Raphael The charge of healing bylaying on of hands was not touched uponHo will have eight to submitwritten recantation errors or

suspension It further deciderhowever that if he would agree to refraiifrom all ministerial functions whatevearid a vacation for throetime within which beto recant or not would be extended for thaperiod-

In vote which determined the casPastor Wendell there were

three ministers who on various groundsstood out To the majority theof Iwtheranlsm at stake The

were instituted the Rev DrSamuel Laird of Philadelphia and the RevMr Matthes of were

one committee and then reto the Committee on Disciplinereported the testimony

to a committee whichmade the final against him

So much sympathy was expressed for thiminister on antjverwork that the Rev Dr Blelinskoffered the amendment making it posnibliFor friends to persuade to aion for throe and to recant

Mr Wendell said tonight that he wouUriot recant

TO STORE AXTHttACITK COILtUning Companies Plan to Aecumulati1-

OOOOOOO SummerPOTTSVILLB Pa June 10 The anthra

Ite coal mining companies are planningo keep the miners steadily at work durinj

dull summer month and store hartoal In enormous quantities More thai0000000 tons are to be accumulatedhis supply is not to be touched when

sets in but will be allowed to renain us a reserve in case of strikes Th

will then be able to supply theubUo with coal for somehe miners suspend work and will not tx

unapplied BB they were

Onehalf of the entire amount or 5000001oris will be stored the Reading corn

and work has already begun In enIts storage this county

U a counter move the minerso suspend work two days each week t

irevent the stocking of any surplus coal

SENATOR DEFEW SAILS

e vr Behind hUm a Cheerful Interview othe Outlook for FusIon

Senator Chaunoey M Dopey who sailedesterday on the American liner St Paulaid he would go to London and then t-

arls just to

Mn said was goingo Paris to consult Dr Worth and toome new prescribed for hr Abouthe local Dr Depei

aIdlunt to

become so then a delegationrill call on him and they willo come into the Hall believe the out

for the reform administration U

the to be ao

TABLE DHOTE PRICES UP

Nickel Added to the Cast or a Dinnerhy a Huh Movement

All striken hit the table victimnd the fare goes up a nickel or a dimevery a walking delegate makesleers

Some time ago there were stockyardslaughter house troubles and

inner went up to 55 That warntoad and as a matter ofir theoretically U served

dhdta The holdscod even If a microscopical examinationi neceaaarv to proveNow although is nothing special

n but a strike sonichave to 00 and a

downtown fish dinner hasfrom 60 to 00 cents at one no

xplunation is offered

HOSE ART KILLS

lan Out to Wee the Engine and Didnt Seethe Other Wagon Coming

George Lookwood 8 years old of11 Washington place was run over andtiled Last evening in front of M Grove-

r et by the hose wagon of Engine 18

hich was going to a fire at 100 Bedfordreet The boy ran Into the street

engine pawed and stood with his backi cart Michael F Ruddy of-t the

taken to the street staMi Ruddy he did not see the boy

ho was under the horses feetro him in his foreman cus

Woman or Morphine

Mrs Mildred Barnes who has been livingboardinghouse at 112 West Twenty

street for about two months diedYork Hospital early

5rmng froth an morphine-he was taken to the hospital 10

clock on Tuesday

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lanen of imWWMdamnn-aUwyrr MM NftMto WnH-

ATANWAII fla tinfrom Hong Kon IntUy for

llrldgft OKeefr of Dnvld OKwfidubbed King of Yap mail her iUti hlei-

Mm Inl lltiller It shown thit thewould rerrlve n share of the estate left b-

OKeeffl Tin1 tmws name by cabin from Will

terC Hartrldgn nnntfnrneynf Hnvnnnrth

whip went In llotig Kong arid the Island o

Yap to look tie estate siteS the will left

hy OKeefe-Tho wilt was wvn by Mr

It nntnes his Illegitimate children AM co-

heirs with his legitIninte daughter In fla-

vannah Mrs Duller The widow l

mentioned Thn estate Mrtotted ponalntwl of 2Mnrin worth of propertjr In Hong Kong and 540ti In VaiInstead of thn 12000000 reputed Thli-

Is In American money valueThis wording of tIc will under the Oir

man law which obtains In Yip means thaiMm Butler will get half tho property undeithat jurisdiction By the German law

no testator cats leave more than Wof hU property to other than hi

legitimate children Under the Englishlaw which governs at Hong Kong a marcan leave his property to whomsoeverhe pleases but can not deprivehi widow of her dower rights which meansonethird Interest in his real property forthe balance of her life There la where

OKeefe will come In

It is understood that one illegitimatedaughter survives OKeefe His two Ille-

gitimate sons were drowned with himthree years ago

PH1LHARMOMC CONDUCTORS

Rlidiard Strauss Moth and Wel-narartnrrftatdto live

Francis Hyde who preceded AndrewCarnegie as the president of the Phttharmottle Society is now In London and I

working with Richard Arnold to findconductor who will help the society to

its lost prestige Yesterday thenews reached here that Mr Hyde had

for the Philharmonic concertsfour distinguished foreign conductorsdirect them These are said to beStrauss Felix Moth Henry Wood theLondon conductor and Felix WelngaVtnerRichard Strauss has also been engaged-by H H Wetzler to conduct some of his

at the Wetzler concertsOne of the directors of the Philharmonic

told a SUN reporter last night that no noticeif these engagements been sent tohe society entire matter hadbeen the hands of Hyde andArnold who were to do bestfor the Interests of the

The impossibility of engaging a famousonductor for member

has probably led the two gentlemennow abroad our interest to combine on

veral men who will make the season inerenting It has possible to engagethem because am to comounder contract with Messrs Conrled andiVetzler

W A IIRADY GOING AHROA-

Do Indnee Beerbohm Tree to Try GraeeGeorge In Pretty Peggy

William A Brady the theatricalis going to Europe In a hurry todaya of Be received word

yesterday that H Tree wants toproduce the Grac George play Prettyeggy with either Olga Netheraole or

tulle Nielson to support him and under MrIradys Mr Brady succeededn of the chief nn-

tlneer of the Filrst Bismarck which sails

He will take Mrs Brady better knownu Grace George with him and will toeduce Mr to let her take the place-if Miss Nethersole or Miss NiclsonWes that he will take the manuscript of

dramatization of Frank XorriHsIll with him and will the playn London for copyright purposes-

Mr Brady to anending woman to Lackaye-n the American productionrill arrange for of Wayown East at the Theatre nnd

rill brine back a new musicalGirls Will B Girls for production onroadway

Mr promises to do all this andf back in tour

LGA XETHERSOLE RACK

0 Be Starred by Weber Fields NextSeason and Will Revive Sapho

Weber t Fields who are extending theirmanagerial interests every havengaged Miss Olga for a tour

next season under their managementihe Is their woman star The otherctors to under their management-re Charles in Mapess

Bnrrlneton andoilier in Eugene fare Peronal

Miss Nethersole who has been appearingn London with Tree signscontract to come here next

be management of Maurice Grau Hisicknet temporary retirement made1 this agreementt that MissBvive Sapho although she is to hav-

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Is going to sing two new songsThe officers and graduating class from

of Sulu athas been decorated for the occasion

George M Cohan of the Four Cabana haswritten a musical comedy which heLittle Johnny Jones Ethel Levey

the womansPowers will produce the play-

A SerIous Play George AdeGeorge Ades play which Henry W Sav-

age is to produce in the fall Is named TheChairman Arbuckle was

engaged yesterday to the leadingin has aimed to be some

more than a humorist inthis It Is described as

of relation to Western life aaShore Acres bears to New England

Carter Celebratea lice SuccessMrs Leslie Carter and David Belasoo

entertained last night on the of theBelasco Theatre honor or the successfultour which the actress hasin Du The whole theatre was

Refreshments wereserved in the property rooms

Assemblyman RrnomlnatedO-

oDFNsntJRO The First Assembly district Republican convention ofSt Lawrence county was held here thisafternoon and Charles S Plank of Wad

was renominated without oppo-sition Senator George R wasappointed to judicial eon

instructed for JohnM Kellogg for Supreme Court Justice

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third street announce that beginning onJune 13 will close their store aton Saturday and at t oclock on otherfor three

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on knoll overlooking lf tKIsland Hound About till househomes of New families of wealth andsocial prominence owner nf thisIIOIIMI U not so he was when theproperty descended to him For years he-

hn had opportunity to nt n highprice The was too alluringto rejected Botheowner agreed toalthough the property was to bo for-a new hotel

Ite overlooking the water forand wit In easy reach of the city 1

for such a But the owners ofin the neighborhood liave strug-

gled for years to out any such conto own quiet Pressure

has been to owner andhe has consented to withdraw from thepurchase If the neighbors raise the 150000

to him has thissum and naturally cannot withdraw fromthe agreement he can return theadvance purchase money

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In the desire of Frank Damrosch to

all the singers inwants to see a mammoth peoples chorus

In existence and that Is notto bo realized so long as there is no

hall of holding a concourse-as he to under batonIf a building In which theymay gather and sing

persons no confidence inthis scheme believing that-a chorus after it exceeds a certain isnot to he mode so effective as a smallerbody of singers Mr Damrosch has worked

at nnd enlarged-Its until it all the purposesoutlined by the committee the cay

Bargains at secondhand hook standsare not nearly so plentiful as they used tobe for dealers have come to know whatthe valuable hooks are however modesttheir stock of goods But a minutes stopat a book stand and the investment of fivecents bought a rather valuable book theothv day Its worth comes from the factthat a first edition The purchaser

200 what he had

however because there was never aIn which the secondhand book dealers werepaying smaller sums for books than theyare now

Most of the secondhandtend are willing to prim

rather than at the lowest Onthere has been for years a

known to most inJt Is supposed to be doing a flour-

ishing business are whichit does But the other evening the pro-

prietor closed theone book for which he had received

18 cents Of course he made a profit of10 but even that is not sufficient to support-a Broadway shop though it is

One of the young women who was Intro-

duced to society a year ago last winterIs soon to enter a convent She was reared-

in France came to this city to enter societyand enjoyed herself apparently as wellas most young girls do in her set Then

her interest and a fewweeks it was decided that she shouldreturn to France to enter a cloister Heraunt is one of the most beautiful women inNew York and the future nun has n con-

siderable share of comeliness and wealthShe and her mother became RomanCatholics during their stay In Europe

A night worker who strolled up Broadway about S oclock In the morning wassurprised to see a man standing in front ofone of the big department stores Indus-

triously sketching in front of a window ina number of women shirtwaists

wore The night worker wasInquisitive enough to ask man what hewas

Thy said he Im employed soandso name a rivalstore and Im supposed to make sketches-of anything new other merchants

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as are rarely wen here Deep gloom pos-

sessed the three They were evidentlyvery homesick for

Near Eighth street in Sixth avenue Is adelicatessen with two Immense arti-ficial boars heads and known kind

in the window As the threeImmigrants came abreast of this store they

a simultaneous flank movementand In a moment three tubby noses worn

sorts of Then there were loopsand festoons and circles and curvessorts in sausages There was everything-In that couldIn a phantasmagoric porcine nightmare

portions of their trousers balloonedbeneath and in open-

mouthed fascination When they

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on busi-ness under the tangle of scaffolding

is a narrow is anenough method of In but a

perilous means of exit for a bibulous cus-

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