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A Gus. from between Two Clouds.

Mr.. Harry Taxter OF this city reported to THE
Sun last night that the light shower that passed
this city in the evening, little after O'clock made sad
havoc among the pleasure yachts and boat houses
Jamaica Bay and Rockawny. Mr., TaSter had been
fishing and seeing the approach Of the storm sought the
shelter of one Of the boat houses. He had
sooner done 40 than the storm broke upon them The
wind carried everything before t. The flag STATS on
the boat houses were snapped of like pipe stems IL
was impossible for boat to live IN tho bay After the
storm lad passed numbers Of craft were seen bottom
upward Spray thrown more than 100 feet inland
Aud at timer the boat houses were nearly under water
Two gentlemen who We're sitting on the north end of
the stoOp OF of the houses when the storm struck
them. were swept along the stoop like feathers and
thrown on into Rnnd bank Mr. THxter said that the
wind seemed to come from between two different storm
and when they came together they formed n sort OF
funnel through which the wind rushed.
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Il STATE VORkuOUsE BURNED.
Massnchusetts Losing $4,000 hut All ths
Paupers aud Prisoners saved.

MassRchusetts I.oaiuG 100000, hut All the
Paupers aud Prisoners saved.
BOSTON, July ALI Of tho buildings COM
prisng the State workhouse In Brdgewater.
with the exception Of two barns were burned
this forenoon. The buildings covered about
an acre OF ground. and were arranged In the
form OF II hollow square. The side wings were
100 feet bv 500. and the end wings
slightly larger All these wings werc three
stories in height. with the exception OF the
south wing. which was four stories high. The
ontire structure was OF wood. with the excep-
ton, Of stone building. IS by 80 feet.
used rs n laundry. Tho flames which
originated in tho southeast corner OF the attic.
in the east wing, ut 9:25 A. NJ. spread with in
conceivable ranidity. and In fifteen minutes
that part OF the builinG, was nll ablaze. and the
the structure. between 100 and 200 inmates
were in tho workhouse. and Superintendent
Blackstone aided by corps OF assistants. sue
ceeded IN rescuing every one from the build
ings and In saving the contents OF the safe in
the Office, the record books. public documents
and other valuabes. Nearly all tho bedding
and furniture. as we'll as all the personal prop
erty Of the inmates. were rescued from the
flames. The whole number Of inm9tcs was 1853.
mattel at 81 @ Fho Ire is SUPPOSED tsss to Ssve
been set by one OF tho inmates.
despatch from Bridgewater this evening
says it Is now believed there that the fire WAS
set by q hardened colored prisoner. who Is now
miss ing. State officers tonight took 155 OF the
inmates In u train to the Towksbury Aims
housc.'iThe buildings are now mass OF ruins.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPA

Forty. three persons died Of yellow fever in Havana
during the past week.
While Mrs. Law was working In . tobacco field in
Paradise township Pa, on Friday evening, she was
struck by lightning and Instantly Killed.
Mrs William Howard Hart Of Troy, who recently gave
S6 to the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute has pre-
scented the Troy Orphan Asylum with 5000
The loss to the Mexican Central Railroad owing to the
recent rains y estimated at $aDoOo The destruction
of bridges Will delay the completion Of the road to Aqua
Calientes u mouth and n half
M0nsignor vannutclii. the Papal Nuncio at Vienna,
who represented the Pope ut the coronation Of the Car
has returned to Rome and has presented the Pope with
an autograph letter from the Gar.
Louis Long horse thief; W. c. Nichols burglar and
county Jail on Friday night Seven prisoners have
capsd from this prison during the past four months
On Friday afternoon while John Hero and John Hal.
lenge were cleaning the boiler In the works Of the North
Chicago Rolling Mills Company, at south Chicago. a
valve broke letting the steam In upon them. and they
were cooked to death
8, Nordheim-r President Of the Federal Bank of To.
rontO recently rwore out information against Alderman
Farley. stock broker a. an absc0nding debtor. and
Mr. Farley IL said will institute action against the
bank for si0o.UO damages.
Michael guilty shot himself through the head Fri.
ind died instantly GUILTY had unsccesrfuly endeay.
ored to Obtain control Of his and had threatened TO
Kill his wife from whom lie WAS separated.
George Lord OF Rochester conductor freight train
on the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad was instantly
killed yesterday morning near Devereanx station lie
WAS passing the roofs Of the when the ain
broke In two md he fell on the track under the wheels
The body Of . man between 50 and 90 years Of age
was found floating in the Charles River the
Boston bridge Yesterday morning There wss small
caused BY pointed insTunsnt Its believed tGs, he
was murdered
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWM

The policemen and their families will enjoy the s.arin
excursion to Alpine Grove tomorrow.
ExAlderman Jenkins Van Schsick Of the Stock Ex.
change sailed for Europe yesterday on the scythia
The Knickerbocker Steamboat Company, John T. Hon.
mire President, runs the Rockaway boats under new
management.
The body of man found in the North River yes.
terday at Pier So lie about 81 old bald and
had red moustaehe
trade dollar will buy four excursion tickets for For!
Lee. The boats leave Canal West Twenty second and
West Thirty fourth streets.
Judge Van Worst hs. granted absolute divorces 70
Hunt from Richard X. Hunt.
Mrs Mary Mszss ne wife Of musician living at 5is
nesdsy They died yesterday.
Tho property at the northeast Of Madison ave.
Tracy and James Russell to the Warden and y.stry u
~. Jnnes's Church for Sii5,uoo.
Although 1t IL mpos dispose Of trade dollars IN
busne transactions for than IS there is no
trouble Whatever in spending them for asure
era excursion lines advertise their Willingness TO re.
ceiye the obnoxious coins for tickets
Photographs OF Old Brick Church, in Isle OF wight
county Va the oldest Church OF England building now
standing In America are for sale at Pottsp u Astor
folk nfteen miles distant Ths church built 1889.
Eighteen rolls Of CLOTH valued at s2iOo were stolen
from wagon opposite the rear entrance to Rogers Poet
and John Ryan arrested on suspicion Detective
Wade Gays they confessed their guilt They were re-.
mEnded ~ the rombs yesterday.
Capt. AlfabnA Ford Of the bark August Robbie ana
missioner shield. yesterday OF smnggiinr cigars from
Msassr but capt Neager said lie lad msi"v been n
strncted 70 deliver them 10 third party Both Captains
were held for further examination.
An unknown passenger on New Haven train fell on
Yesterday afternoon al iIst street Morrsania lie was
instantly Killed his neck being broken. He about
plexon hair and moustsche. WAS dressed in dark
sSos daIh ~. % Derby h., calico :hir, and gate!
station.
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Making believe he wa. Drowning.

The body OF Patrick Nevln OF Gloucester. Full
ton county, ". Y, who was drowned on Wednesday
while bathing at Coney Island has not been recovered
He left watch and 81 in money when he got his bath
ing suit at Mrs Vanderveers but there nothing In
his effects to reveal his identity except picture Of him
self which had recently been taken. This WAS recog.
nzed Yesterday by his sons who live at l3 North Sx
street Wliamsbrg They said that their father
time he was bathing and saw him any trouble
In the water. lie WAS about 55 years old
The body OF the young man Of u, named Gothcimer,
Of Madison street, Orange N, j., who was drowned on
the Fourth at the place. also has been recov
cred lie was noticed gambo!ing with party Of Young
men In the life saving boat went to his assistance
eral times and were laughed at. The men cautioned
him several times not TO play such tricks
Mrs vxndcrveer has cautions posted In many promi.
nent places in the pavilion warning bAthcrs to keep
within the safety ropes, but, she says, many venture
some swimmers will not heed tho warning return
says her experience ths the most q those who are
dangers of surf bathing aud heedlessly imper their
lives in the undertow and outside the safety lines
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STdBBING HIM WITM Il CIIISEL-
The Outcome Of Quarrel Between Two
We~tchester Boys.

Charles Jarvis, the twelve-year-old son of
Justice of the Peace Jamos Jarvis OF tho village
of Unionport. town Of Wostchester. was sent to
tho residence Of his married sister on Friday
afternoon with pail and u basket to deliver to
her. On his way thither he was approached
from behind by Lawrence Veltman. u boy IL
years Old. tho son Of John II. Veltman. q veteran
OF the lnto war. and n carpenter, we'll known in
tho village. Young Vel,man had u chisel in
his hand. He suddenly aimed II blow at Jarvis.
Tho sharp ond Of the chisel struck Jarvis on
the pail and basket Veltman plunged the ia
inch b!ada OF tho chisel into his right breast.
yaa sS hs e roem and sS ays
dropr PEE, his hrr q, md placing d his hands
Who Who told him to go to DR.. McDcrmStts resi-.
dence. y few hundred yards distant: When he
ME nhy;isian ran e The door picked the the
chise had entered the right breast about one
inch below the nipple. and had penetrated the
lung IIe boy %Ms taken home 81 e HS was Vas u H.
cannot recover.
Votman was arrested by Constable Brennan
playing in one of the village streets, and took
az 9 as O. FAIL S %so aas D aSaa
the condition OF Jarvis. and; when told he was
not dead. remarked. II takes tho
- all hight to die"
veitmun although four years older than Jar
Jarvis grew out OF the robbery OF f25 from John
MonahRn a retired New York butcher. who
lives in the village. Monahan went in bathing
week nEo, and left his clothing in
charge OF Veltmnn;- When he dressed MIN
book. suspecting that 'Veiman had taken
It. he made charge against him before
Justice Bible. Vcltman was arrested. He ac-
knowlcdged that he had taken tho money, and.
on returning SIT and velocpede he had pur-
chased with the balance. be was releesed. He
to commit the robbery. Jarvis met him on
Thursday night last The two boys fought,
and ve,tmnn camo out second best. He left
Jarvis threatening to get even with him.
Veltman has been three times committed to
the House OF Refuge. twice by the father Of the
u month ago Veltman's ste pmother complained
to Justice Jarvis that tho boy had hit her
over the head with dipper
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RATIFYING HOADLY'S NOMINATION.
Senator Pendieton Absent on account OF III.
ness-Judge IIondiy's speech.


HAMILTON, Ohio, July 7-Senator Pendlc-
ton failed to como to timo for his reception.
which was to have been at Judge McKecmy's
residence tonight. and many who wcro there
we're disappointed. A lctter came. however.
asking that he bc excused on account OF Ill
ness. Judge Hoadly's reception was at the
residence OF the Hon. James L. Campbell the
competitor of Morey for Congress last fall; 1t
was held after tho ratification meeting. and the
Hoadly will remain here tomorrow. and
many people from distant parts OF the country
will stay over Sunday to see him. On account
OF the rain the meeting was held In the German
Society Hall. which proved insui ficient to hold
the crowds gathered from the city and brought
in by special trains.
Judge Hoadly was greeted with cheers whom
Introduced, and began his remarks by saying
that he was there us tho representative Of II
Democracy MS old as that Of Jefferson. but so
paying u high. personal compliment to
his opponent, judge Foraker, he said that tho
old beaten paths. He was willing to be the butt
OF oil personal attacks as to character and be.
lief. but had no quarrel with the personality Of
conflict with the principles of tho Republicans.
He then proceeded to cansidcr the Republican
platform saying that hc wished to avoid max
effort tif in that direction BY Coy Tostcr had
proved disastrous. Taking1rst tho declaration
OF achievements in the hepublicnn platform
back to tho future and pointing With priie 10
platform Ms it ought TO be, He included among
ey. tho Whiskoy Ring Y! and Star route frauds,
tho destruction of the navy and mercantile
marine and tho. river and harbor stenlings.
These FURNISHED ihe sad roas IS, so Why ChaIe
cans should hnve left the party.
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Four PhysIcinns Qmestloaed.

Four physicians wore before Justice Kilbreth
at Jefferson Market yesterday charged by DR. David Web.
ster of the County Medical Society with practising med
cine III violation Of the law which requires every physi
clans to be rcgstered and to be endorsed his
diploma by the Medical Board of chartered medical
college in the county where he practises. The physi-
clans were Robert Hayes ~ Macaougal street; Bruno
G. Lcnan druggist 2US Second avenue; George IL.
Schwnb druggist 80 Bond street. and Desire A. Protein
4 Bond street. leman was held in fsoo Alexander
stun Justice Kilbreth aud said that Druggist schwab
had prescribed them and put them up schwab denied
that he had prescribed them Robert Hayes had
fn of books to show that his name WIS In the published
lists Of physicians in Great Britain As his omission to
register this country the result Of ignorance Of
the law he released his parole Desire A. Protein
showed diploma Of the University of Medicine and Sur
gerv in philadelphia; The diploma had not been
dorsed lie was held in $500 bail.
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IN THE 0Ulxznl orr
As.aaiss.s . seS1sas. -

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Gr. ]. william
White is q SURGEON Of pro11nsnce. Besides
being professor at the university and . NOM
Dor OF the almshouse medte4l stan. he b Q
member OF swell company e111udes known -
the City Troop. DR.. White ~ Q record. He
once knocked professional uugilist out for re-
monstrating with him. and n1ne Of the heroes
OF an alleged duel which, ~ fought sew,
eral years ago. The other h6so was present.
State Senator. Berthe AdauA also Of The.
troop. To-day DR.. White ~ being drives
down Chestnut street In atNp}uhesled vehicle
sometimes called dog eAzH. DR.. whites
driver. young man in full iivsry. had tho rib.
bons. Just as they reached ~ Seventh street
corner A. II. Shoetz a salesulaA ct $40 Market
street, started to cross over ~ street. havin0
just left the BARRIERS chair. y ~. whites horse
came rather too close to ~ Sheetz. and -
angrily told him in not over lite language -
go to hades. only no didnf lay hades. D..
White directed HE driver e Sp 70 the h. c S
'"S What SiSs" was that Ge You NJ SAID sA"''
the Shot Dos,Gs r" h r9S ana a.
Very ,ns sa5Grssd DT wss n, ranks hsS =
Reserve se1 jones' 1 who was aero The Street. bur
Knocked ' out ompetsiy Is" pue ai ~sss
taken before Magistrate Lennsn. *.
Il was being driven dowp Cl eetnut street q
my carriage" said the Doceey zen came
mannor, asked me where r.. yi drlyins "a
asked him what he had sAid. he. reiterated
that way, SO I chastised him.~
81 had no idea that no n1sant fight" sd
any other gentleman would DO under similar
circumstances. Then he assaulted me. and he
struck so quickly that Ihad no chance at Ill TO
defend myself"
Doctor, YOU should not have followed hin. |"
said Magistrate Lennon.
street" said DR.. White. so ] got out Of the
carriage to SEQ whether he had intended t0<1b-
liberately insult me-" 81
Both men wero put under $500 bail to kesp
the neace. and DIR. White under 5000 additional
bnil for assault III -
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

The showcase factory Of Y. y. Hilder 4 Co. in ST.
Louis. was Quilted by IRE yesterday morning. Loss
about - 600.
Six brick stores In Gilman, Ill, owned by r.. wenger
The Arrow tcehOuse at Athens, n. Y, WAS struck by
lightning at O'Clock last evening set IRE and
tirely consumed II lcd with ice and the loss
heavy, II MAS owned by Brown Bros, New York and
fully insured.
The loss by the IRE In Evansville Mimi. which broke
out 81 o'clock on Thurssy night IN tile rooms Of the
Bank OF Evansville, two-stOry frame structure, 10
$4,000 Twentysix buildings IN all were burned In
cudins the Post Once. Tbelnss were saved. The In
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Very Weak after Passing n Quiet Night
Receiving the Orleans PrIuces.

VIENNA, July THE Count de Chambord
passed quiet night and experienced little
suffering. He is very weak this morning. how
ever. He received the Orleans Princes to-day.
Notwithstanding the advice OF his physicians
not to see visitors. The patient rose in his bed
and kissed the Count de Paris. The Princes
on leaving the room OF the sick man displayed
great emotion: They will return to Vienna.
,y PARIS. July Gen; Ihib4udin Minister OF
proceed to Vienna.
The Gdilois says that Prince Jerome M
poleon will issue u manifesto in tho event OF
the death OF the Count de Chambord.
>, The Temps says: The latest news from
Chambord is vomiting blood and pus."
FRoHsDoRF. July. 7-Midnight.-The Count
Is much better and stronger He has taken
some beef tea. Tho vomiting has ceased.
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Joseph Reckendorfcr aged 49, President Of the Eagle
Pencil Company Of Now YORK died ut the West End Hotel
Long Branch. yesterday morning from blooi poisoning
arising from decaycd and broken tooth He sick
five days lie lived at 10 East Seventy fourth srect and
leaves widow and three children.
Louis v KuutZ died on Friday of acute pneumonia, at
the Of 80 years For thirteen wears he was the pro
prieor OF the large brewery R Third avenue and lSh
street. lie was committeeman Of the United States
Brewers Assocation Colonel on Gen: liusteds stan
and was . Lieutenant in the Seventh Regiment.
The Hon A. b. James OF Osdensburg, N. " exJudge
OF the Supreme Court who ut time represented that
district in Congress. died OIL Friday night.
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CHOLERA IN EG YPT.
The Death Rate SIN High In Damietta and
Mansurnh.

ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-One hundred and
seven deaths from cholera occurred at D0mi-
eta yesterday. 80 at Mnnsurah. 16 at Sauna
mould. and II at Menzoleh. During the "a hours
ondn. at 8 o'clock this morning ~ deaths
from cholera occurred at Dnmietta, so at Man
CoNsTASTINoPLE. July7.--The Sanitary Coun-
ell. in order to prevent tho introduction OF
cholera have resolved to ask the Porte to ro-
quest tho Egyptian Government to prohibit
refugees from starting for the Turkish coasts.
and to nform that Government that u any
refugees do arrive ut ports belonging TO Turkey
they will not be allowed to land.
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Troy. July THE heat here to-day was In
tense Al three different places tie thermometer regis
tered 1000 In the shade and at seven other points
ranged from 05o go Several OF prostration
reported but none fatal This evening several thun
der passed this city aud along the line OF the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Al Fort Edward
canal barn WAS struck by lightning and destroyed Eev
en- horses and seven mules persisted in the flames.
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President Miller Of the Iron Steamboat Com
pany issued order Friday that the iron
should no longer land at the old iron pier Coney
Island. This information telegraphed the Super
intendent of the old pier at II O'Clock Friday night
and to Churlcs f. Loew. President of the pier company
YESTERDAY morning No has been given To- tie
order and Mr. Loew says he does not know why i.
issued II was said on Coney Island last night that
President Miller Ind found fault with the pier company
for making their pier free and that order caused
Dy mat action one OF the ohcers OF the pier company
public had proved to he popular act. and that tho
usual number of pAtrOuilcd the pier yesterday
although the boats did not land there.
The directors Of the pier company will meet today in
the Office the pier.
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With Hare Knuckles.

Tip OBrien. 10 years old and Bob Icy 20
years old fought with hare knuckies for last
Sunday afternoon In Pougk,epsie The battle lasted
hour and twenty minues and consisted Of nineteen
rounds fought according to the new London rules,
U Bren knocked his opponent out.
John Dempsey, the winner OF fight with Ed MELON.
AID who defeated Tom Rose the other night has gone
into training for his expected fight with Bob Turnbull
on July ~, for $500 purse.
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ROBBJNG 4 SdYINGS BANK.
Two Men Entertain the Ofhcials While a
Third Walks Oa with the Cash.

Tkird Walks GA with the Cash.
BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, July AT noon to-day
three men entered the Belleville Savings Bank
and while one engaged tho cashier in CONVEX
saton about renting building. and second
secured tho assistant cashiers attention. a
third entered the bank walked along to the
and knees and crawed to II table on which
81 Asa was lying. He took tho money and then
walked out Of the building.
A son of tho cashier. 7 years old saw the fell
low crawl up and get tho money. and followed
him two blocks before giving the alarm. The
separated, ono jumping into n buggy and tho
other running away. None Of the men have
yet been captured.
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Result or Tar,r r,mk.r,ns In Canada.

TORONTO July7.-The Globe says to-day that
the Tariff bill will kill the Canadian export malt
trade which amounts to about 600 GOO pounds year
As il doubles the hay It will also have inju
rious influence trade but will not he fatal the
exports The iron trade will be DESTROYED or prices will
be greatly increased In case II will BE- Altogtt
dependent upon the action Of the American iron work.
eri The effect the wool trade will probably lie o
slight increase the price In Canada aud reduction
in The United States
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The late Richard c. Vreeland. who died on
Staten Island few days ago, was man Of prodigous
strength His arms and shoulders were knotted with
muscles. Commodore Vanderbilt fell overheard from
the Periauger, in the Ownership OF which the two mon
were partners upward OF two score years Mr. vree
land reached over the gunwae Of the boat and caught
him by the collar intending to In HIM upon the deck
but 90 goes he story no his strength
force that although only arm WAS used, the latter
went clrar the craft and into the water tile
other side Many other stories told Of Mr. vreelands
great physical proves.
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DOVER. N. H.. July Judge Jernmiah Of
Dover and Chief Justice Doe Of Roiinsford, whose
names have been used in bsiloting for United States
Senator state positively that they will not under
consdef alton accept even unanimous election
factions that there will be break next week and an
advance mRde toward choice Charles u Bel! OF Ex'
eter IL generally looked upon as the dark horse,
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Senator. on .Ae Why to bar Harbor.

Senator a. p. German OF Maryland and Sena.
tor Isam a. Harris OF Tennessee arrived Mt the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. They awaited the arrival Of
Senator John sherman and Sergeant at Arms Bright.
These Senators members Of the Committee Rules
OF the United states Senate which will meet this
mer at liar Harbor, Me-. and consider the proposed
amendments Of the rules The three Senators III leave
for Maine tonight with their secretary a. H. Reed Of
Maine. Senator Frye will meet them there.