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NOT a FLArrEnyNo PICTURE
Miss Chsrissts O'Bries's Description seTsn
smens Hsuse I.sfe In New York.

smens nsuse I.,fs In New York.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Mlss Charlotte O'Brien
writes In tho Nine,eenth Century for October on
Tho EmiRrant in America" Her account Of
her experiences In New York. after having
crossed tho ocean In tho guise Of an ordinary
emigrant In the Storage OF q mail steamship.
10 vivid and interesting. She says the streets
which tho average emiGrnnt finds In tho lower
part OF New York. and by which alone he has
on opportunity Of judging Of that city. are in
describably filthy. They arc filled in the sum.
mer time with children whose scanty attire
has no pretence Of decency. and with careworn.
drunken. and slatternly women. the mothers
OF constantly increasing broods. whose only
heritage Is misery. She denounces especially
tho OVERLOOKING refuse boxes which OCCUPY
hall OF tho narrow sidewalks and are rarely
emptied. She instances especially the lower
alone. She says. hundreds Of tons Of animal and
teemins and see,hine population. How eSs
ssSsss sassd they DO ssosDs ' sSsm :ns
f he ints o neT arranpsmen,. q, IN, bou... IN
which the immiaranss are hsrSed arc de esS
IS being quite as horrible as the outside filth.
In summer the temperature in these compart.
q constant burden. The BLAZING heat in a Which,
the brick tenements are baked during the day
lnnuiWeS ~ niHnt. ana cOmpe6 the inmates 10
even worse They either saiior from 1 i pan
cold or they bake as victims TO the close coal
Americans from October to June. Miss o. Brien
mentions the case OF IN Irish American rhysi-
clan; who had successfully practised for
3' I'r1 that he felt compelled 70 return 10
York: IN tho opinion Of Mis- o'Brien this Is
and Enellshmen going to America are hound
over. an evil THAT lie only partially remediabIe.
trying .S send cmisrsnts 70 those Vic .sne.
morality and 1t is time to let the English PEG.
PIE Know tEst such action is equivalent 70 tho
darkness. to darken modern civilization. It's
new application Of the old. old proverb. ITO
hell or Connaught." which mems that any
Miss o'Brisn warns the English people people that
Watching England and whose people bear in
their hearts sentiments more deeply implanted
ness. and hopes Of coming revenge. She says
she was ignorant a. what detestation Of Eng
llsh rule meant until she went to America and
Miss O'Brten next pays her respects to those
lrishmen who having grown. rich in the New
y, mor,d ie \; 81 their newly arrived countrymen
sG b sasr az ny the horrors she has described r.
their fellow countrymen ono 1.-THE Of what the
noor are doing nnnoticed every day In Ireland
there would be indeed q grand future for Irish
by commencing the authorities at Castle Car
den. who do their utmost for the newcomers;
but she says the work that should be done for
That 10 to Be- Solved must BE- dealt With By faa
higher authority.
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HAD WARNER any ASSETS,
Inqsiry Into the. Affairs or the Asa whs
Corpse . Cab Len % the Sidewalk.

Inqsiry Into the. Affairs Of the Msa whsss
Corpse = Cab 1.ert % the Sidewalk.
Notice was served yesterday upon Mr..
Abraham B. Warner Of % West street that un.
less he applied without delay to tho Surrogate
for letters OF administration upon the estate OF
his son. Abraham r. Warner. application for
tho Same would be made In behalf Of s. 8. Sco-
field: The notice was served by Frederick X.
Clark. as Mr. Sconeld's attorney.
Abraham Il. Warmers dond body was taken
from carriage early on morning OF June
West Sixty-third street by two men who then
jumped back into the cub and drove rapidly
away. No clue either to their identity or to the
has since been discovered.
Mr., Abraham b. Warner. tho father. said
that his son left no property whatever, and
declined to take out letters OF administration.
Mr. Scofeld, ono OF the late Mr.. Warmers cred
ttors says that he has information which leads
OF assets. and he proposes to test tho matter.
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JOTIIN6S ABOOr TOWN


solon Chase Of Maine is at the Victoria Hotel.
Music on the Mall at the Central Park at to-day.
Tho monitors Passaic and Nantucket and the Alarm
arrived from New London yesterday.
The Courier des Etd Uns $50 70 to the chol.
sent about SjupD.
Dewitt j. segman WAS sworn In by Mayor Edson yes
trrihy asa scho" Commissioner to take the place OF
Jacob II. Sclf, re,igncd
Frank Lincoln the American humorist entertained
the guests NJ ten Grorr" u. Mcclellan Yesterday Last
week he was the guest ~ GEORGE W, Chi,ds,
The rats In n Centre street barber shop dey rioped
from one barber Alone not to those taken from
the other six.
Many txcur.ionists SO up the Hudson every day on
Point or Newburgh to the Highlands their gori.
Gus autumn dress.
William Malley. . market gardener Of Hackensack.
GROVE MS cart over fouryrsr old Anton Schiller In
Tenth syenue near Twenty street. yesterday and
Killed him, Maey WAS arrested.
Ths corner stone Of the Church OF our LADY Of Mt
Carmel for The Italian Catholics llSih s,reet aud
Pleasant avenue, WI lie a IN sunday the 2sth inst
H.P w., by his 6rAcc Archbishop Corrigun,
Josrph Montague on Friday entered Jacob Lewa's
picture store I'll SIKH avenue and of with two
co0red photographs worth 81 lie was caught nnd az
Jefferson Market yesterday was held In 500 to
Judge Donohue has granted the petition Of Messrs.
smith and Newcombe, receivers Of the BankerJ and
nerchsnn IsleGreph Company that they he allowed to
borrow 600 on hrs lien rsceiveIs csraaAtss 70 sAs
bic them 70 carry on the business Of the eoEapsRy.
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She M,..ook her Ribbon. TOR Snakes,

WAYNEsBoRo. Ca. Sent. 27.-A daughter OF
Judge Robert Jones. Miss Anna Cox, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Jones' and Mr. Ledbetter went before
daylight to the station to take the early train for Au.
gusta Miss Cox had gotten out Of the carriage and
taken In her hand lantern. with candle inside that
are usually attached to carriages dark nights She
had long srrsmers of ribbon tied around her waist and
a. the wind began TO blow she felt the ribbons nerng
about her face Imagining that they were snakes She
threw down the lantern and screamed for help saying
that snakes were after her Mt Ledbeer went to her
sGon. her, and imrainng that he nl.o saw snakes hs
d-molishing xss Coxs portmantenu. Miss Cox tainted
away. and for some time was In serious condition with
convulsions Even when restored she could mot gel IL
out OF her head that snakes were after her.
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SEQUEL TO An ELOPxMUr
The nslareA Ps-ty In Jaii, aaA Proved g Z
. Frauaalent HashaaA OnIy.

81. LOUIS, Sept. N.-Charles F. Kennedy
was liberated from jail in Alton. ILL.,. to-day.
whore he had boon incsrceratod since Tuesday.
On Monday last Kennedy eloped from st. Louis
with tho wife Of . man named Dallou. The
husband followed the pair to Alton. whore q
night occurred between him and Kennedy. and
both were locked up. When Kennedy was re-
leased Mrs. Balou was waiting for him. and
the pair Immediately resumed their journey.
Tho injured husband Is stiil languishing in
jail. unable to pay IS and costs. Ballou Is q
driver on tho Olive street car line In st. Louis.
He says that he put his vito on the car just
ahead Of the one no was driving on Saturday
afternoon last: having. given her .sl5 with
living in. She did NOT return that evening and
no began search for her. On Monday he
learned through An employee OF q largo jewell
k.nnedy had ssissr.phed from Alton s to III:
sss sss wcd fP d xcs e..
signed the friend's name to the answer. Il was
q sh!s WY that the two men came together
On the trial Z, remarkable. state Of affairs was
was his wife. and TO support It produced mar
was married to Manic Bartlett on Sept. A.
1879. by Justice Spies. In South 1t. Louis. Mrs.
bsoqs III. sc that rs that n S"1S e
fused to divulRe. She said she did not live with
her husband very long. but went to 1.-Two
WITH VI Ballou: and to make i appear legal
in the marriage certificate and inserted that Of
Ballou. Her story appears to be correct. - tho
with, and Bailous nams L. written In cramped
hand. evidently intended 10 DO similar to tho
rest OF tho certificate
Ths woman 10 young and quito pretty. Sho
has brown eyes and an almost babyish face
She was dressed In a close.ltting black suit
with black turban hat and has borne herself
with Quiet, modest demeanor. She says she
don't love Ballou any more. and that she In.
tends to live with Kennedy
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PITTSBURGH. Sept. 27.-The replies to a cir
cuar proposing the restriction of tho pig iron production
have been tsbuated and put into shape ready refer
snce The number Of nrms agreeing restrict are o.
follows Maine. I; Vermont. I; New York o. New Jer.
sey 2; Pennsy xania IS; virginia, 81 West Virginia. I;
oh,S "a Indians . Illinois q Missouri Mishissn.
clinnR 10 restrict are: New York. 4 New Jersey /:
Psnnsylvsnia, Q; Virginia I; West Virginia. i kla-
bamA, !; Ohio, O. and Wisconsin. 1.
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WHERE slim JIM WAS sHoE.
Another Lo6ser At tbs Psrk Heuse Gets I
Ballet IL Front 81 the Hotel.

Another Loager At tbs Psrk House Gets .
Ballet II Froae 81 the Hotel
About two years ago Slim Jim. king Of the
bunco men. was shot In front OF the Park
House. whore no resided. Yesterday o man
who calls himself Stephen Haley. and who also
resides at tho Park House. was shot. apparent
~ by accident. In front OF tho Park House.
Slim Jim died Of his wound. but the wound Of
Haley. though serious. Ii not thought TO be
dangerous.
Two young mon came from tho Brooklyn
Bridge at g. o'clock and ran across tho street.
A revolver. II Is said. fell from the rear pocket
OF one Of them. and. striking tho sidewalk. sx-
ploded.. Haley. who WAS near By, nut his hand
to his right leg and said he was shot. Tha two
m ran AWAY; Haley was assisted to the City
bullet had penetrated the calf Of tho leg. The
pistol WAS picked w and given to him.
an accident He was taken TO the New York
Hospital.
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oeerss Fail. to beat Myers. R.eora.

LONDON. Sept. fiat tho grounds Of tho
London Athletic Club to-day Mr.. W. q. George the Eng.
sh amateur runner made attempt beat the record
for 900 yards In handicap which WAS arranged
for the purpose. There were eighteen starters. The
track was soft In consequence Of rain which had fallen
during the night the atmosphere thick aud muggy
aud there WAS strong breeze blowing. Mr. George was
N excellent condition. however. and notw outstanding
~, 'e arambacknhr succeeded 10 beating hi. own and
hon, he ai hot lnw,I hysrss American record o.
Spartan inrrsrs with fyeight yards start won the
race MI asorKs nnishinG half . ward behind him.
own p.;sop' record by on.fth Of second and All the
4eorges friends say that had the track and weather
been better he would certainly hsvs made the distance
In two or three seconds lees time
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GETTING ar A DREAD sscnsr
0ssSss wsaswrssAs Thsnks 8sekwsll Car
rasA OF Ais Fathers DsAy.

risA OF his Fathers BsSy.
TONS RIVER, Sept. T.-Charles Vain.
wright. theseventeen- year-old son Of murdered
James Wainwright testified at the inquest to-
day. Against him II has boen pointed out that
whom he started from homo . few minutes in
advance OF his father on the morning OF the
murder he might have taken his fathers
gun. waylaid and shot him. hidden tho gun,
and gone to his wofk. Mr.. wainwright's gun
was found empty in tho house. The Prose-
cutor handed Charles his own gun and told
him to draw the loads. The gun. Charles said.
was loaned to him by Constable Rockwell .
year ago. He drew two loads OF duck shot aud
poured them into separate goblets. which were
handed to tho jury for inspection. Charles
said he put In the loads two weeks ago. Tho
ramrod. he said. WAS lost BY him when he was
coon hunting two days before tho murder. It
was picked up By one Of the searching party q
week aftorward. Charles was asked to put tho
ramrod in place and shake the gun to soc II Il
would slip out. It would not.
Charles said that his father WAS jealous Of
Constable Rockwell. and three or four months
ago threatened to kill him II no caught him
anywhere about his place. Since Mr.. Vain
wright forbads Constable Rockwells coming
to the house Mr.. Rockwell had visited the
whsn Ibis mohs. was a. spd his
Constable Rockwell met his mother. he said
that his married sister Addie told him that Mr..
hoskwell and Mrs. Wainwright met at her
Then the horse. blanket covering was taken
SSun and the W.T.
gone; A small axe. said to be- the one with
which OAK s saplings we're out IN The route Of the
from the woods. was handed TO the witness, and
he identified It as Constable Rockwsl's. Some
stains on the iron wers carefully guarded *
he had seen 1t at Mr.. Rockwell's house in Toms
River aud A. his cranberry patch at Bsmber:
lad sshs ~ M,h 2 81. s ss. on
the day before the murder. when Mr.. VAIN
wright SHARPLY commanded him to helr give
medicine to tho sick cow. George replied that
a w heard the sns sh1 s:s tSss
fathers voice. but there are hootings and
shouts every day In the woods. and he did not
No" George said emphatieally in reply to
tha prosecItor's question; did not meet
Constable Rockwell late that night near tho
when my fathers body was found It would be
found shot on the right side and in the head,
and cover S2vered q with leaves 10 covered creek"
'S who aS .ss assd can To-. ,ou
about that"
DO YOU suspect any one?"
=. don't know. II did ~ toll you. whether
might b: M mind is made up that Else Rock.
The latest theory about the murder IL that
d.po S HE 70 the
MI. Wainwright and the next day unguxrd-
eddy pointed out to Charles the spot where tho
murder was committed. Young Thompson Is
been delayed because q confession has been
looked for from him.
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A FisAt In an Esiter's ones.

PARIS. sopt. 27.-As the outcome Of an sdi-
torsl quarrel between NJ Arene Corsicsn deputy and
political writer Arsne and some friends forced an
entrance TO tho once Of ". Lefsvre editor Of the
Radical and made . violent attack upon him. Tho
noise OF the struggle brought In the editorial and
p PR The ssuds goniant cou.n Of tr.ns
revolver was also found upon the person Of n Arene
Both NJ. Arene and N. Ronfanti were diaarmed BY NJ
Lsfevre and his STAFF and handed over the police
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laaki.s Al Example Of Creek.r.

E. Fl. Van Ingen 4 Co.. woollen merchants on
Broadway. had reason to believe . week that Eli.
ward Croker Of ia West Fiftvnr street steal
ing from them lie found that they examining his
books and s confessed thst lie had taken money
but not much He said he had not been able to look
ressctable man In the face for iwo month"; He hoped
bed bed enough pifsIns Y their oons.rn foI swhi;
Ing from them. Thsy Did mot prosecute the boye but
they ooncsdsd 70 make an example Of Croeksr. Ne
tsrdAy and W0s he'd.
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BK1IIN. Sept. 27.-various reports have been
crculsted about German being sent to the
coast Of Africa. The matter. however. 10 still unde
cided Prince bismarck hiss invited the principals Of
the Hamburg irms engaged In the west coast of
africa trade to conference with him at
the Eorth German Gazette snya that the conference 10
called IN order that bismarck may obtain the Views of
reported says the Gds'fte that negotiations
proceeding between Germany. France and England
with view to friendly settlement Of the respective
rights OF each nation In Africa.
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The Peoples Party q. Wayne County.

LYONS. Sept 27.-Ths Wayne county Peoples
party convention met In this village to-day was large
y attended by delegates and spectators Fusion with the
Democrats proposed. but voted down almost unan.
mousiy Candidates were nominated for County Clerk,
Coroner, AasemblymAn, School Commissioner and Jus.
tice Of Sessions letter read from Gen Butler in
which he said that he would address public meeting in
Lyons about Oct TO- County COMMITTEES was appoint.
county The EHesn,iys Committee reported ample
that Butler would be sure Of over 200 votes In this
county. About 10000 Of Buffers speeches have been
distribute In the county thus far.
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Visit from Irss,de.t Arthur.

President Arthur arrived at Jersey City at
about II o'clock yesterday morning from Rartsn. and
boarded the Despatch for . sail down the bay lie was
accompanied by the Misses the Secretary
81 state. Shipping Commissioner James q. Reed, and
Private Secretary Phips Tho party returned to the
rsro.a pier At about O'Clock evening and tool
until Thursday, when he viii come 10 New York.
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The N,ekerse. Ts,ly.Ao Party.

PoUoHxEErsIE. Sent. 27.-Geo. A. Nickerson
and party Of Boston arrived this afternoon tally
no. They left Boston on Saturday last The party
sIsts Of Geo. A. Eck.r.on. Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Stinson
Miss slsnee, nnd Miss whitney Al Of Boslon. aud "a.
coach on the way Miss Whitney sprasd her snkie. The
party will eav. for New York sunday Monday by
the old post rOnd.
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Fraaee's Fight with C,Ai.a.

PARIS. Sept 27.-Le Paris says that tho Gov
eminent expects sdvicea within . week that Admiral
courbet has occupied fortified the heights com.
msndng KslunE. on the island Of Formosa This will
DO considered guarantee Of greater value than the
money indemnity demanded and will enable France 10
await the fulnlment BY China of the Tien.tsn treaty
HANOI. Sept 27.-The French operations assinst
Phuny and MyluonR have been successful The French
River Dsy, -s Wv
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0rpAss Asyi.us Piu.dsrsS.

LONDON. Sept. 27.-An epidemic OF smbezzls.
msnt 10 prevalent In Hungary. The institutions plum.
dsrsd have been In all orphan ssyums supported
wholly or In part by the state The Of
the Asylums being in suspicious state general nves
t,nstion was ordered, and vas found that funds 10
~ amoupt Of Gs2oOo had been smbsxxlsd. Several
81 e Saa one o. ths% hs since ecmMt.sd sSieids
the rest are bapkIupS.
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ROME. Sept. 27.-The reports from tho cholera
infected districts Of Italy for the past "a hours give
total Of $40 fresh and 1893 Deaths including lle
cases and 81 deaths in the city Of Naples and 50
and % deaths In Genoa
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Froude who 10 on tour In Norway. has In
terpolated into an article on that now thread
bare country some remarks on the rejection OF
the Franchise bill. Tho English sovereign. u
he writes. :" is In . position not altogether be-
fitting human Being with an immortal soul" "
He approves OF the action OF the Peers and OF a
House Of Lords. which he describes as An ex-
cellent institution. political and social. but he
adds Ono must draw q line somewhere. and
draw one at Dukes. think" he says. We
could do without Dukes"
Tho cotton trade 10 In bad way. and never
were there moro determined efforts to check
production than within the last month. Fifty
companies with 100000 spindles. worked
only four days . week and suspended all
operations for whole week while the artisans
were enjoying an annual holiday. "Produc-
ton has surpassed demand. and 10000. 900
spindlee." signs a Manchester journal. "are
now turning their produce into an overweight
90 Market The shipping trade. on the other
hand. Is working up. tho scare about the navy
inducing the hope OF large orders on the Tyne.
Llandudno. " favorite Welsh seaside resort.
mas adopted tho growing habit OF families bath
ing together. much to tho horror OF the local
authorities. A member Of the Board OF Com
miss,oners reported that male teacher was
actually permitted to visit the ladies' bathing
place. ana the Chairman OF the Board was hor-
rihed. He Is advised BY Lsbby to be consistent
Dy refusing to allow his vito and daughters to
60 TO ball or dinner party in evening dress.
ana 10 insist on their donning walking costume.
German men are described by lady corre-
spondent OF Truth to DO frightfully rude to
women. pushing them about a. II they were
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One Priaser Cuts Ano,hers Threat.
WARRINGTON. Sept T.-William Mcmahon.
the compostor Of the Pos whose throat cut last
night by George HouRh, In quarrel In the street. died
at O'Clock this morning McMshon,s friends live in
Bunsio Hough 10 ALEC printer and halls from, Alex
AndrA but no has Ia New York and In the South
lie bears the reputation 1T AquarreS0ms and dangerous
man. Tho fatal cut was made with q penknfs.
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Russian aeud-nss Arrsstsd.

81. PETERsBURa. Sept. 27.-The gathering OF
groups Of students in the streets KeR has been for
hidden by the authorities This action IL owing 10 the
sedtous disorders which were suppressed by tho
military. During these disturbances number OF per.
sons we're wounded. and $40 Of the participants were
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CHASING tho Park Keeper, knife IN Had.
Henry Smith Of 1874 Greenwich street got
drunk Yesterday hnd with an open knife in his hand,
chased armed Park Kc. per Mcmillan ia Wpshington
Park. lie sent to prison for u month.
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Story Abeu. n Man with Sword.

Eliza Moore. AGED 60 years OF 81 Oliver street,
was taken to the Chambers Street Hospital yesterday
pleading from cut in her ryht arm She said that she
whs walking along the sidewalk her home, when
gentleman In some kind of uniform and carrying .
sword under his arm, passed her. A. he passed the
point OF the sword made the cash In her She said
accident
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LONDON. Sept. 27.-It 10 now settled that
Parliament will BE- asked at tho next session TO vote an
allowance to Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward the
eldeat Of the Prince Of Wales Of SSOOOO per year
The Prince will be Of age next January
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0sv. Clevslaad's Visit t. BsRaIs.
ALBANY. Sept T.-Gov. Cleveland has ar
ranged to leave this city at ~ O'Clock Thurdsy next on
fast train arriving In BUFFALO At 7bP.M. Elaborate
preparations have been made for Ills there
tn. VIII be The doysrnors rst visit 70 bis home aimee
there will be few. any demonstrations along the route
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Tw. er.se Mayor. Comm,..e. R..,s..

August Belmont and r. NJ. Olyphant. two
msmbsr. q Mayor Edsons Commit!ee Of Fifty TO look
yesterday and the Mayor appointed Hugh Jswett and
William Butler Duncan In their stead
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Tao M,l.mau In tho senator. c..sea,

joseph Walker keeps grocery store at 218
Spring street On complaint Of James Munseil no was
arrested Yesterday on charge of selling adulerated
milk. At Jefferson Market Court the prisoner WAS
paroled In the custody OF ex Senator John q. Boyd.
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Killed by F.iiiau fro. . Hole, window.

A"eo " Ts'"uV V"1 ""'ol "I"uew'
BOSTON. Sept. 27.-Arthur w. Whiting. .
wealthy man Of 20 year, instantly killed by fall
from Parker HOUSE window early this morninE He
iass night and fs from the window OF his room while