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lse MUloniru to ltA Bealn NovAleneOUdteneI rIIIU Doer I sodThe poUe itod-

xae of the Flr Tr d ClakSI-H Frw11 to the rJbleLlt HlarU om a aOO-

TheoeopfcUtOpera Companycle likely to

11 ToNrTIe Faction1111 Into Inlmrmonlone

I tq1 I28 Y TMK BVllnrl cd hU-lln PCarln-nfJN

MsT InD direction ofLord Ball-lui

commercial department oftIs at present engaged upon arostudy of the last commetclal treaty be

Brarll and the United States and of retyKeforwnrdod by the IJrltUh Minis

SJltffashlnnton and 10 The fact thatby-

lbjttreatr American coton mnnufaolur-

nO otherthlnirs a to b4 admitted Intorates of duty 25 per cent less thanI noon similar nrtlcles made In-SiTconntry has stirred Lancashire to itt

luiMst depth of sorrow and Indignation anaunnaturally for of the merchandise af

10 England sends eon year to Brazil255000 worth whore of over 25JOOOO worthJrVcitton good Lnncashlie represented in

i aDouse of Commons by moro than fiftyinberx of whom the majority are

supporters1ito I Tory Oovernment exercises a

greatUfiwnce upon the present administrationid very ounce of tills weight Is at this moto being brought to bear upon Lord Ballstenand his cidlengne several of whom rbacashlre In order to Induce themmen

make some nirsncement with BraziltktftbyI Brltlih goods may be admittad upon the mme or better termBiiBlnehiin too Is deeply Interested andJoMphChambrtlsIn spurred by hisconstltur-

nW llnltl that eomethltiK hall be doneLord Hartlngtonwbo represents an ImportantLancashire obnstltnency is eciually Insistentto that the Government dare not

The rroMtn wIth which at the momenttteommorclnlI department is wrestling ishow 10 fDIDmo

tempting quid pro quo to offir

hsUflUalIflOetifl hiidTiagf51 measures ud not menlyis ClflCy has bests caused at PalJI IlIkstt10iU Ldbirah msbr ose 11 lag Uduot

of fighting for the teat with a strong local can-didate

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If they do ao they will bsoundlJbeaten and the Liberals will bepriced If they do not Increase their majority

Sir Qladitona has been in bed since Tues-day

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with 1 feverish cold Ills Indispositionbaa not ben ot any time considered seriousby Sir Andrew Clark his friend and medicalttendRnt but the Grand Old Man U over 80-roars ago and the weather fIt variable

and It wa < thought he would be bestbetween the sheets Mr Olastone lII an Ideal patient One he I puto bid ho Alwnrft Implicitly obeys Sir AndrewClark The slight fever which attended thooold upon this ooonslon disappeared under SirAndrews homely treatment yesterday morn-Ing and since then Mr Gladstone has virtual-ly

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boon In his ordinary health Ho quickly ac-commodated

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hlntHtlf to taking meals In bedstud lies eaten breakfast luncheons and di-nner

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with his former appetite which Is excel-lent

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Ills usual drink with dinner Is claretbut this has been varied this week br portwine Bo nmuses himself with readingnovels books of science Homer andDante eballni the character of theseveral times dally toavoid monotony Newspapers sod contro-versial

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publications u apt to Irritate thegrand old atontJuvo been tabooed sinceWednesday touchlnl feature of Mr Glad ¬stones II the constant Inquirymade at the house In Park lane by orklnlmen who by f Glandstonea recelvo the latest Information and In every wayare treated as courteously as more arittocrattoellfThe blue book respecting the Mal ur dlsMtot Issued today Is not pleasant reading forEnglishmen It shows that the whole business-was disgracefully muddled from beginning toend that weakness and vacillation were dis-played

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by men In high places and that the In-dian

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Government connived at If It did not Intlgate trots trachel toward native princeswhose chief Iln 1a desirto be allowed tomanage their owaffairs in their own wayThe mater Is certain to give rise to heated de-bate ¬and there Is some talk ofImpeaching the Indian Government-

The expected Immigration Into London ofJewexpelled from Russia has not yet com-menced

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and proncompetent express anopinion on subject do notbelieve that Inany event It will assume large proportionsNothing has been heard this week fromthe agents snot to Brazil to find sites forBan Hlrschs projected Jewish Colonlesandthe scheme hal not moved In any warMr Benjamin Cohen Chairman of the LondonJewish BoanTof Ouardianewho ls a rela-tive

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of the Bothsohllda has expressed apreference fora plan whereby 300W-MBusslan Jews may be settled In some way notyet defined In a district vaguely described as

the Western States of America but appar-ently

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he Is neither able nor willing to take onactive share in such a gigantic work Mr Cohon brthfi way confirms the current reportas to the spirited action of the Rothschildsconnection with the new Russian loan burpeaking in thellal Gatette be saysAs I BaD on last Mon ¬day I am OI the Paris house ever haddealing with Bnaslan finance Havinghad those dealings I question whethermuch good would be done by suddenlyending them Of course inch a proceedingwould bhighly Inconvenient to the Russiansand be ol very little consequence to theRothschilds but would It have a deterrent etfeet theCtarit OoienmenU Might notthe poor Jews only morklck ends In-consequence As to exactingguarantee of darendent William P Smith tt-In

isnative possession of and occupying said

premises advaiaeir to these plaintiffs andclaims to be owner in fee of tne whole of saidpromises to the exclusion of these rlaintlTstud wrongfully and unlawfully wltbholdl thepos ei slon of the same irom plalntls totheir damage In tbs sum of 5000Judgment In tnia sum is asked for In addi-tion

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to Smiths ejectment A new calendar willnot made out orthe United States CircuitbIn which thn case will come up until thethird MondayIOctober

SECRETARY ELAINES OOUT-

Dr Dennln Say That J In Subsiding andThat the Put U ImprovlncSecretary Blame who bas been III sine May

8 at the bouse of his ronlnlaw Walter Damroach 73 West Seventieth street has puetho serious part of his sickness this physician and seems to be on the 8speedy recovery Dr Dennis called at 9oclo k yesterday morning and found thatthere was considerable Improvement Mr

suffering the slightest painThe wetllagof his feet bad gone down andall the signs lIndicated that the gout was past¬low away Another favorable Indlcitloa wAthe Inarsasnvf his appetite > jl

In the afternoon Mr Blalne WM flloiom-ueb better tbat he got up and la upon alounge His wife read the papers to him andaatoeome official doument which receivedattention No more were sent ttheson The cablegram sent tJames BlalnaJr on Friday saying that everything was allright waa considered final and sufficient Lastevening Dr Dennis Issued this bulletin-

Mr Blame has passed I most comfortabledayand this afternoon has been on the loungeHis condition Is so muoh Improved thnt I donot Intend to see him tomorrow His Im-provement

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is satisfactory and in Ifew days tieought to be strong enough to leav the cityHe hasnnervd no pain nlappetiteI Damroseh said later that her fatherhrs improving Urn Blame said that shewas unable to understand why the cood peopleol Washington wr so much overthe condition of BInlne wnen the deeretnry Is in Washington MrDan says be Isoften attacked by tb he has fre-quently

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been confined to his room for severaluI8atfttWLThere Is a that President Harrison Iscomma on rpor Mr Blame At the houselast nIght It Wasaid that they had had no In-timation

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was comlnJWABIIINUTOK May N 8 Lincoln ofthis city who Is Mr Blames physician Inspeaking ob ut the t3ecratarys present condi-tion

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raid he knew nothing about it exceptwhat he bad eeu In the newspapers and judulug from what he saw there especially tiestatements attributed to the mumbers of thefamily hIdid not think that Mr Blame wasseriously at all Mr tilaln the Dolor anldhad been working very hard for nndnow that he was away from his desk he sup ¬posed the family would like to keep him awayfrom work for a time and not hurry back to-Wuhlolon lr Lincoln said that judginghad read he thought the pres-ent

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attack of Ilrknlt was similar to tbeattacks which te bad had beforeWO BOYCOTT OV BUCKI

Maybe Coaclllatlon TTIII Pat an End to tieLumber Dele BoycottCharles P BOIrPresident the DoaofWalking and a committee

delegates went yesterday to the lumber yardsAbraham Steers President of the LumberTrades Association nt the foot of East 125thstreet ttry and settle the differences betweenbo Lumber Trades Association and the unionmen President Sterwished Delegate Rogersto sign this statement

As President of the Board of Walking Delegates I declare that there Is no boycott onChants

10Lluokllllmbr-MrThen resident Steers asked for his signa-

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again It was to bl affixed to thisI there Iis any boycott hereby declareIITbU Roger refused to sign He said Itamounted to an acknowledgment therewas a boycott So tho matter was diopped IIIn probable though that the strike will lieon the basis of the drolnratlou whichtie Iogers consented to Iln-

TbslumbrDIlate dealerlin July of year mademen whothey sup-posed represented the unions eranloyrr were to be satisfied lor a year with thewages they were then getting When tho strikewas ordered In the yards ofBnckl be employednonunion men and then I union menetervwhere refused to handle his lumber Duck Iclaimed that this amounted to n boycott andthe dealers according to I rulenf their aoblation agreed though unwlllnll not tosell nov lumber in New boycottshould be raised

CAME BACK mill writ COTTON AnnETho 8t Xonan Could Not Tight Wire atsea With mwi Cattle Aboard

The afeamshlp St Bonans returned to port

lat on Friday night with a fre moulderingamong some of the 400 bales cotton In herhold She had sailed on Wednesday for Liver ¬and In addition to the cotton bad 627cattle and a general cargo The fire was dis

when she wa 100 miles out Tbecover of fighting a lire with u 37 cattle looklug on wo not agreeable to the St Bonans-

aptalp and bo bad the halobllttntd moresecurely to exclude the backThe rearoshlp anchored In the uprer bay yesnrday and nor agents sent isrooo out to herend had nil the oUllrmferr to them andtaken in Jersey was cut In-usEi main hatch and the tug Jqhn Fullrrpumped n cataract Into tbn hold tier alntbelo vo she will not be much damaged

DB XKWKU STRIKES UI8 JThen Me Oet a Hatchet sad m Plitol asSThreaten to XIIA skeleton In the family of a prominent Jer-

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City physician was taken yesterday out ofthe closet where It has been hidden for some-time and placed on exhibition in the SecondDistrict Police Cur Dr William A Newellhas been InJrsJCity for a greatmany years His wl Is a physicianThey live with three children at 201Palisade avenue one ot the finest houses Inthat part ot the city Dr Newell was a prisonerIn Justice Davis police court yesterdaymorning accused ot having assaulted his wifeand threatened her life The complainantwho gave her name a1 HrDr Jennie NNewell IIs a pleasantfaced woman noltJattired and evidently wa embarunusual surrounding She told her storyclearly but with the air of a person perform-ing

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a disagreeable dutyOn Friday night Dr and fDeedy of NewYork calledntronNewellthe Newel Dr Nlwao-utHe returned at an early hour and seemed to bunder t Influence of liquor MnNewelhad occasion to reprimand one of her

Her husband futererdlot his tower andwound un by In DrDeedy and his wile remonstrated Dr Newelliresentedtholr Interference end It Is wildpoured out unlimited abuse upon Itheta MrsNewell wa extremely mortllled but In oroerto avoid further trouble she Invited the gueststohsrqmiroomnpptnlrs

Dr Newell went down to the kitchen andprocured a hatchet Then he went up to hiswifes loom and fndlal the door looked b-an to chop ll hatohot Mrs Newellnnd Sirs Deedy were DrDee finally openedl at frlahtlne DrantI persuaded him to go down stabs ITbfey went down together Dr Deedy talkedwlthDr Newel aQd succeeded In calminghim alihmigu Dr Newell at first picked up aknifeand assumed a threatening attitudeWhen Dr Newell had been reduced to a seemlash reaceable condition Pr Deedy rejoinedLie wife and Mr Newell who were In a condi-tion

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of nitrous prostration from fearWhile Dr Dredy was endeavoring to re-

as < ur the two women Dr Newell procured arevolver from a bureau drawer and madeanother attack on the door of his wifes roomHo pounded on the door and shouted that hewould kill everybody unless he was admitted-Mrs Nwrl begged Dr tieedy not to open thedoor wa afraid her Husband would killher Dr Newell became more violent In hisdemonstrations nod the women began toarnm Their screams attracted the atten ¬policeman who was admitted to thehouse by the servant girl and arrested DrNewell After admitting the policeman theservant 110 terrified tbat she lied from thehouse not return until yesterday

After telling tile foregoing story Mr Newellsaul It was not the fist time by any meansthat her husband had In the same warbut the bad always anlelded him She wasconvinced that ho wo drunk on Friday night

Dr Nawell was permitted to make a state-ment

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He denied that he was drunk but saidthat he habeen taking large quantities ofquinine also dented having a revolverbut the policeman testified that he took therevolver out of Dr Newells hands

Justice Davis decided tbnt the prisonerwould ba required to furnish 1500 bal towal the ation of the Grand DrNewell wife ovorand held an earnestconversation with her for a few minutes AtIts conclusion Mm Newell Informed JudgeDavis that ha desired to withdraw the chargeagainst her husband The Judge said the-Ca would probahly have to go to the OraudJury but he deferred his decision until Mon-day

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when a further examination will bhel1WIDEAWAKE MRS REfPENnAOEN-

Bke sad tko esAMeraian Block tie NewLodger Little OaneeA freshcheeked Innocentlooking young

man for a furnished rom at 188-Chrystlo street on Friday The of exAldermln John W Iteppenhagen who livesthere let him have a room on the top forTMnewcomer sId bo was a watchmuanight and would sloop in te dartmeYesterday morDlnl after theers had bono Mf Iteppenhagen noticed through the crack1 otthe new lodgers door a big bundle of some ¬thing over which he stooped with anotherman She examined tho other rooms andfound that much of the property of their o-ccupant

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had disappeared She wen doWtallsofrand told her husbandn sent one of the children for

a policeman and with his wile tiptoed upstain and entered the new lodger zoom

Mrs Itoppedhagan pretended to have lostsomething and began for It She spieda bls revolver under the bed Then her huetold the two vourxr men they could notleavo the house until things were thoroughlyInvestigated At tbla tbe one who had en ¬caged the room dodged nnder Mr Happennngens arJlnd belted A policeman entered-the door rat floor as the thief started to-go out and clubbed him down the stairs of thebuemnrwhere ho was cantnredMrs Iteppenbagen were meanwhilelooking after the man In tho room The exAlderman Is short and stout and so IB hiswife He flung himself ui nu the remainingthief tripped him and together they knockednnd putted about the floor until the thief gavein 1rslteppenbagenstood barring the doorway as the men rolled overmuch other Shedid not render active aid beyond this for

what should a lady do In such n case fasshe afterward saidAt the Eldrldge street pollen station the

lodger said ha was Henry La Blanche Tbeother man gave his name as George YoungBoth were rmlndc at the Essex MarketCourt In the Thelrcarefully parkedbundle contained watches clothes and otherthings

IS JOfRICITETTA XOXAlfCOfO tHer Btorr or Forcible Abdaetlon Isnt Be-

lieved but Dlbella In Under Arrent-Enrlchettn Spino who lives with her parents

at 370 Bleecker street and sews shirts for aIvlns Is only 11 years old but Agent StooklnlGerrys society says she Is ¬mental liar She IU very pretty and of goodfigure Policeman Shea took her to the socie-ty

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office on Fob 211S90 and she complainedthat Michael Dlbello had nbcfuoted her fromher home at thn point of a knife She hadnever seen Dlbello before He mot her lathepnssegoway of ber own home less than threefeet from ber mothers door ant forced herout Into the street and Into a Bleeoker street-car Bho did not know whore he took her hitcould recognize the woman of the house Ifsaw her satin

Mr Garrys agent Investigated the com-plaint

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and a ked the pollen to be on the lookout for Dlbello who lives at 1121 Germantownnvenun Philadelphia 1 he not RPIIIJfor-a warrant In the first place thegirls cnnlradlcIOI fitiiiomnls twit neoondlynot tell where the assaultwas committed ami bad no corrohorntlnn theylid not hellcie a warrant would be grantedPoliceman Savercool saw Dlhello In ulanutrxet on Friday and arrested him Inson Marketourt jestarday the girl repeated

irstorr 10 Justice MoMahon and said she heshe could point out the houce to whichleved taken b Agent Sobulils of

the focloty wits Instructed to go with Her to thehoue sb pointed out andlnvestlaat thefurther hearing of the case was adjourneduntil this morning

A grocer whose name Wi not made pnMIcInformed the society on the day illshobo i aid she wits forcibly abducted andassaulted aho came to his store and metDlhello wbo was nnrarently waiting for herDlbollo wa married several ago TheJRfgirls father and brother court thatthey did not believe her story

ITALIAN SURETIES

District Literacy Kldgway maya He NeverCan Collect on Their Ball Bond

Antonio Nickels an Italian who Is under In-dictment

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In Kings county on a charge of carry-Ing concealed weapon wa admitted to ballyesterday by Justice Dart In BrooklynDistrict Attorney to lois re-lease

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He said that Nickels had beep rrestedforcarnlngasillettoand had pleaded guiltybefore a magistrate

MoMovernddedtheDlstrlct Attorney hi1 bring Italian sureties and we nave neverlieen able In our oDIoe to collect on a bomt

given by an Italian Wu generally find thatan Italian will justify In say amount and dis-pose

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of ul property next dayJustice Bartlett flied the ball at 91000 with

two owners of real estate as bnndmn

ANOTHER EtECTRIO WIRE LOOJA R rKilled Car Track Charged and aMss Beeelven a Dangerous Shock

LOWILL Mass Hay 16 Electric light andtelegraph wires became crossed on Merrlmaokstreet this afternoon A lineman rut the tele-graph

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IrIn two places and let It fall to thestreet The wire tellon I horse belonging toFrank Moody killing the animal The street-car tracks became charged with the currentFrank floraL while crossing the street gottwo shocks from the tracks and tell helplesson the treat All along the streetflre flashedfrom the trackand several horses almost fellfrom shock Intense excitement prevailed-The street wa crowded and escapes of peoplefrom death seem miraculous Burn wastaken to the hospital in an unconscious con-dition

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H1 WAS ONLT O1T A IARKMr Avery Who Xloped with Sable Xe

tar and Beicn Forglvenee-PfcinrriEU May lAVUn Ida Avery the

pretty bet wayward wife of William B Averywho eloped with Upholsterer John B Gablelast week returned to her husbands house to-day

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and asked to be forgiven Exactly whatort of a response she got Is not knowShe did not leave town again however and-It Iis presumed that a temporary trucaleastwan latcbeoID between wifeShe t whonTshn met that she hadonlvI been oil on a lark to tease her husband

Mr Avery experienced considerable troubleIn making up his mid to a divorce suit Whilehis wife was yet of his heart be haildeeded to her the prLJhouse where they livein Westervelt

Ho reared that In seeking separation frombe he would have also to be separated fromhome hs haprovided This has delayedmatter COn nbly and It Is nQI improbablethat the wife hoped to me this lever to carryherself back into her husbands home if notinto his favor Gnble has not been heard from

It IIt not improbable that he knew when he-returned for his tools on Thursday that hislittle frolic with Mr Averywouhd soon be overand he would bate to return to work for a

PLUNGED INTO A BBl OF WATE-Vredcrtek a Waldo Clothes Set on Fire

by an Explonlon AlcoholFrederick BWaldo manufactures mineralwaters in twostory wooden building 02

Quay street Orenpolnt He 8making es-sences ¬in upper yesterday afternoonwhen a still containing five gallons of alcoholexploded and set the house on fire The flameswere soon extinguished by the rdeparmentMr Waldo and his assistant B L werebadly but not dangerously burned At hlahoueltCalyea street banda nd from beadsurgical wrappings Mr Waldo de-scribed

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his experiencesI had just turned from tho still he said

when I heard the report of the explosion Ablast of flame knocked me clean oft my fieand through the door to the bottom ofstep My ololh1were on frand so was thepartition tho was sensibleenough to remomwr that In the front rom unIalr barrel of I-raup stairs and threw myself Into It Mindme out and bad his hands Injured andhis hair burned off for his trouble

HE DISPERSED 2HPOSSEA Negro Deeperado Kill a Deputy Shcrir

sad a Policeman asS Gets AwayFCBNANDIN tie May 16It became known

yesterday that Bob Brewster who started theJesnp Ga riots lat era in town andlast night Deputy Sheriff Joe Robinson In ¬formed Chief of Police Hfgglnbotbam They

orDed a pOll e ofu eight men and at day¬oprrounded the house where hewa nd dlaellnrne The negro onawn oldl a Winchrierthruah the window firing at Robin-son the ball striking just below his band killing him instnntlr Asltoblnson lrbarked again and PoltocmnnBud Hlgglnbotham was sent 10 the ground byn buleuhruh hil thigh bunt alter shot wasnelr hut fortunately with-out ¬effect The hato seek shelterFiring continued hour Afterall his cartridge Murray made a frlnsliberty and succeeded In getting to tbethe posse nlnl too small tn follow wooscrowd of has been organized nnd the

wilt doubtless bo captured Some per ¬nelactually talk of burnlnlhim alive Hewill probably bDEPOSED JIT THE LADIES

C Mortimer Wlike no Loaner the Bead orthe Cecilia Society

The Trouble in the Cecilia Ladles Vocal So-ciety

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of the Eastern District of Brooklyn cul-minated

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yesterday afternoon In a defeat forC Mortimer Wiske who was a candidate forreflection as conductor Mr Wlske organizedthe society about five years ago and sincethen has controlled It At a concert held inthe First Reformed Church In Bedford avenuethree weeks ago several of the clatters tookexceptions to Mr Wiskos methods of express ¬ing his desires and hinted that It was abouttime that his successor was appointed

The rival factions fought it out in the Amphlon Hinging Societys room and OrganistMeldllnger of the Unitarian Church of the Sav ¬iour received 10 votes against 2 received byMr Whke

Mr Bennett F TlCanyo Plea for DivorcePJUWIPENCZ May 16A divorce case alleg-

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desertion and nonsupport brought byMrs Emma N Tiffany ado Plerson againstberhusband Bennett F Tiffany son of thenoted NewYork jewellerwas heard today in theSupreme Court Mrs Tiffanys story was thather husband lift her oleveu days after theywere married when they Worn living at 24Union squire New York and sailed forEurope Bet board hud been paid for amonth and she stayed until the time was upand then went to live with her motherKhe has modeller borne In Providence whereshe Intend to live Hhe has never beard trouther husband He lid not lone bet n cent anthe bias not supported hoer since In any wayHer mother Mrs 1Ieron a widow told thesame story and the decroo was ordered flied

Elisabeth Boy Burglar SentencedELIZABETH May Elizabeths boy bur-

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were sentenced today Judge McCormick said the crimes were such that If com-mitted

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by men would bo pimlsbablo with tenyears In State prison In view however of timprisoners youth and the numerous petitionfor clemency be would ho merciful The boyswtru the victims of dime novel reading andImagined themselve heroes Wnlmr WllllnmH-nceil 17 Milliun Palm T Ill Thoodoru Lus ¬ter 14 and Wllllnm iiiilimky U woie sen-tenced

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to thirty data ouch In the county jailIsaac Opt anti Edward swnln each IS werefined lu apiece George Tiattnn 14 was dis-charged

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The Chief ot 1oilco isays from addtlonal facts In his possession he knows thelads hail been operating about a year and hadcommitted fifteen burglaries

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ALTiMonr May 16 Aleeruon W Wblttlngton has begun a suit aculnst Jnmes M Ken-nedy for 10000 damages In consenurnca ofinjuries Inflicted by Kennedy who Is a studentof medicine at the Unliorslty of MarylandThe assault took paoo on Feb U nt a boardunit house Kennedy stabbed lilttlncionthirteen times In th back nnd chest anilinewounds it is alleged provoit so dautreiousthat Pie life was despaired of for a long timeTwo Week1 Board and a flu for SaSOO-

Bsrah A Mertaee who keeps a Hoardinghouse at 603 Fifth avenue has beitun suit inthe Superior Court against Sydney A Bennettto recover a 13300 board bill She alleges thaton Dee 15 1890 Bennett engaged rooms andhoard for himself his wife two children and aservant until Juno IS 1801 nt 100 u week Beleft the house two weeks later und flits notpaid sloe Chlvt Justice riedanlik ha deniedthe defendants application for a bill ot partic-ulars

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Ill Hkn I Fractured la a FightIn an altercation on the sidewalk In front of

110 West Fiftieth street yesterday afternoonbetween James Forkeyof 453 West Sixteenthstreet and in unknown colored man the Oattrjtruck th goymer Qvups head with a c-orkyitfraotnred bilL SiIlI1 was tak u to-

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TOE CJTARKKSTOff AND X8XKKAIVALIE PEACEFCLtV IS HARBOR

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TIntSBelief that the Charleston Still B-zpetto Intercept ITerA Fight B tw to

Ship IVonld Kilt the flsnrget CauseWisnrmrroH Mar 18Aftar a weeks wait

Inn some tangible now wa today receivedat the Navy Department from the CharlestonFirst came a despatch from Acapulco statingthat the Chllllan insurgent cruiser Esmsraldaload put out of Acapulco harbor yesterday andhail returned to the port today Laterthrough the State Department a despatchcame saying that the Charleston had arrivedat Acapulco and that the Esmeralda wa stillIn port but giving no news ot the flats

What the next stop Is to be no one at the de-partment knows or feels tree to tell TheCharleston Is to take on coal as her supply baaprobably nearly run out during the weekchase Whether the Esmoralda Is to have theprivilege of taking coal aboard cannot belearned here as It Is a matter entirely withhsthe control ot the Mexican Governments butthe presumption at the department la againstit as the neutrality laws would be strained brthe Mexican Government if It allowed anything beyond water and food supplies to befurnished to a belligerent

The theory M the Navy Department is thatthe Charleston whoso commander CaptBarney has orders admitting large discretionarT movements will now lie at or near Acapnlco for a time trusting that the Itata whichis a slow sevenknot ship ba not yet passeddown the coast and will try to coal In thatneighborhood If she IIs sighted the Charleston will doubtless try to seize her She cannotdo this In Mexican waters so that It would benecessary to head her off outside the threemile line or it unsuccessful In that to fol-low her to sea when she goes outWhat the Esmeralda will do meantime ft-in problematical The general Impression Itthat the ofllcers of that vessel Will rely moreuponistrategr than force to obtain the suppliescnrrlfd by the Itata and some officer believethat be Is trying to lure the Charleston awayfrom the Itataa real course Recourse toforce to prevent the Charleston from eantnrlnffthe Itata however would It is said be thedeath blow of the Insurgent cause in Chill asthe entire naval force ot the United States la-th IVolflo wouM if necessary bo promptly Tcalled Into play to destroy the Insurgent navy An

A cablegram received at the department i>from Admiral McCann this afternoon anflounced that the Baltimore and SauFraneiscowere both a Ipitjue Chili today So It uppears that the Baltimore has oome north andthe lOan Prancloco tint been stayed in heruthorn course just ntthe point where theChilian Insurgent navy la now nearly altogather as ¬ 5iOPi14 so-

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