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! nor DAY FOLLOWED By 4 STORM
rgr TEMPERATURES REACHES 04'-nEAvY RAIN
EAII.

rur TEMPERATURES REACHES 0f'-HEAVf RAIN
FALL
The thprmomctrical record would nave uAeo
,.sterar'. rot ~ b- .nel notably ho, ddy o'' '''
heat coming suddenly os Old alter long pen ~ ''''
weather. bv force " contrast nad- me oA a.
most uAendurab'e Help from extreme W
t,r+ came or'v from the breeze Ehch
blew steadily and freshly from the bay. ON 'u. "''
tons AMI In high stories win open windows " - D
,r ~ f4ciol4 seusaiI And 90 was cl1iy Fct"f"us
,.r t,e olara ~ tbe sun: b I'm the a'rcr- h'n'H inc
tri,rs of the hou-es trr faint pnfs we're lI'i n'''
,.an agsravaton he hatel walls 'nd '''"'A' 20,
IN fho discomfort After O'clock me 'V'''''.'' '''
cooled slowly unHi ihe iuu sunk nn' me -''
serted t-,lfin dl ne ersri'1'nr''. ,,.
fhet. vns 70 rrnit exodus 20 tho aes'''' 'F'
shsdy aroti M the city ami ihe recent a'''"' p" ''
ro, CONNECT with rsfston.p no ch'Ilt"n' r''' +''l'l
u,e uatirty bee tinr NJ rev uirtfn' Ih' ''' "'
hat aeninsi me rsineni walks no 40" Nh"'' ''
rnitbef hnndtrii of people liid spn. '' ''I"' WV
and mad. innumertuls ofussfs'i "''n' l'.P'
aeufes ~ tirm wrr sit'mH "h ''' '" ,..
t.,,,t.,sd the uss. plots nnd lh'f n'' ~"
49,, t, head ,.i. a aomr sat "n i''
chain ~ casrd dwarb "F"""
.,.t,rty had surnmlsd ~ ihe t'|'''"' ~ ~
OF tbe warm nr uud tie 'ua''i9, an' ,, .1rua~.
|,., s,,ollsl around ID nssI'. uponr "'t ,Io,
,I... H.uiur fpf some sIsdf Ht"' NN' .. i. Kan.
play urit ccs vsrc h'i ,',t,.n.a I..,l odd aaI 900.
b.,rt .ud r.suri 100 Or ,fr,Id ~ f.4. w.. .t,,ly
DId'I people had drawn fht pou'bra b' t,.., y,
.r9t nnd tb,rs Wa uI though "u .ir ,.d
.i .Ir o. pI... Naiir7 Hli H ...t ...yu.r
,Ii.ti f.rir 14u.ra. uUr mi ib'r' '' N4'
''f.t.fl ,,as r4ap of suprriat'ul'nI jazz ~ IND,
,,,,iUri rnI ...nl lIsu 'ul.l 1000 W , Comm nti
,..,rfuuit, ipu.r tho pl.l .t11nd "u"H ', u.s.. t,y
,t.rl. h.d doolrd to sst aeidr 100 nc I@A ~, ~ NJ
.I,u b. mat tiir idea boz rlf ru1u'' H' '"'' t.,t
,.. ff.tl arir O4fdru ta TOO Hri'l' '"" .. ..f.
G1nl al p..,nf And tAru tur} OF" n"' 'r p,,.'..
i.,. -uui.h nntFny' A. ihr 3d. r"''''" r,' r..o.
rI,. la Union square, nothing wa. hn'" - IT, ,w-
,,..,u az I. uIu,li Do war 1l ~ ,., .t,.,i.
w., ..'',u.r, were doiDg thc.l utmost t' "l'" F'"'
every where. ...,. ,f...t ,f the signal Service
o.-bri frsu tir top pf fIr Enui h' ".'. -i. ID, b,
-. rafting o. tltksDscr t1r MAJ 'oi Ali i.,,..i
~.'f-J win "a double quick, ANA bai'i'' ,'t,iug
-, Thr Tar, eve ratl hoil ann IN
~. made ready Tor the s.'.h . w. Dbl. ~ j,
- uL.f the sigull meant N-h ,HIl ,. A.. r.
III .l@.f- vert up almost simulliufo"a) ~ ,tr-,
49, a. h, portllu Al 1.io tlr ttoiM D.,l- t5,1,
-, M r1.f travelled tllry-sH mir- ~ uo" W.. m
'uss fn4frr ana Il would have ur'h 5''t =, me-.
49,. bo,fmau who was uhlIeP' - tne q, Ia,
a.. mock For thrre-quartcr~ OF an uon' ,ad md
~ AZ ne rate OF thir y-twO miles an hn -, sr,
,,.Uv - lined down. People crOs-nE u ~, ~ ~,
sisf1tbed by hot wave thH' 49, scorrf
w., the EAst River Win allnosI, Ian
| ~, bcat The lights al noNrihoi ci,n,
M ~, ,v,ut out they thought, Dut 1t 70 Only V'ou
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TIE WOR6 or THE STORM
MUCH DAMAGE DONE TO BUILDINGS AID CROPS II
THE NORTHwEsr.

MUCH DAMAGE DONE TO BUILDINGS AND CROPS ~
THE NORTHWEST
Sioux FALLS ID. T., July 23.-Seven fatal
ties been reported IN the county caused by the
storm Of Monday. Mrs Axsl Scott OF Lyons townsnlV
strucL 10y lightning while seeking refuge with Der
family in the cellar OF their house. Mrs Joan Hail. OF
Highland township was struck oy flying pieces
Of house witch had been blown down
child OF Peter Degree, OF the same township Two
children near Den Rapid. daughter OF
Samnr HsrEngq living OF Dell Rapids. and Lassac
LHiss Norwegian Church, southeast ~ su'y sg1ngs
also killed. II Is Impossible IS VET To MAKE any
estimate OF the al loss cGusei by tine storm hpoft
from Dill RI psds place the damage 10 that Village as
surrounding -croc 0fHl and At valley springs AZ
$50 600 The lOsa N re tDmedilte vicinity OF SIOUX
Falls will not amount ~ more than r3,oD
DFTRor. July PA heavy storm ragged ~ Hoiiaun'
Ottawa Ccu1,y, this morning, lightning. wind and IN
dong much damage.
NmwAUKkt. July GA severe hail and wind stornl
visited Wisconsin ana did much damage to crops anu
property last night. It, severity wa most iet Al
Jefferson, Waiertown. Fond du Lac, West Bend
KervJsrum. Oconomowoc, Plymouth. "hite"a"I
ard the included country. At Jefferson
building. wero tiuroo,cd and stocks damaged
p total amount Of $4,000 The Methodist Ev1ncelical
and C.thOr Churches we're aHoag the uDrOoied oui-
ugs A Catholic Church near Port Washington w
4.rrs By iigbtIlng and consumed 4 Fern'.h .tllco
Foundrc was crushed Gadcr falling barn gear Jenrsoa
House. btus sud Yele strur& BY lightning IL o.
most every town named
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COOL WEITHER IT SIR4TOGA

ENTERTAINMENT or THE NEAsoN-So'E q. LATE
ARRIVALS
S,p,rosA SPRINGS, Juiy 23.-A telephone
special from Mount McGragor ten miles away at 10
o,l,yl.tright 4aid: The mercury stands o. II
il delightfully."- cool And the state senate Committee on
va,ior and Retr.n,h,nent nave taken of raeif coats
and ,n4 60 ,yors.r in taoir shirt-sioeyasf Yes"
..v-f ARE t.,mo,r "Oh yes, they are her! "a; WORK
These were the sounds that passed e'cI Way ''' ''"
mile. of Telephone wlro.
Cirn-t made Au",her sn'ce'S'". ''-'
,sreu.,,n from Congress- spins Park ycs-
t.rdqy afternoon and landed safely on eH-
-r,te senator Thomas p. Carroll 'nrn' near N"r"5
Ike louise, 81 Saratoga Lake. ryrotechnral I~flAy
v-, the e.ding event At tao park tomorrow e'cnns.
A heavy thunder storm coolel the Atmosphere ana
laid the dust here today II appeared at about IL
o.ci,ck this morning The Grand Union Hote' gafuen
p.rty announced FOR this afternoon aud evening hu 10
be Don, poued I'll. tomorrow
The Rev H. r. reaYsr president OF Leland OalVer"t''
NrJrI.aus LA IS au address before tne Ministers A.
ISOLATION spoke IN relation 20 the progress 81 cddt1onal
,ort among the colored peopl. o. the South
T,co II Nersees of Jrrs-y city. y. j.. dlfd OF con
,r,ptior AZ the Arlington ifotOL The remains TIA e.
been conveyed % that city.
Professor stern delivered German lecture o"tofe 'h'
-,rato.a Summer hlo yss.erlly
IN, Woodiswu coache- nave begun rdauing
Tho Bnirnsre fox hunters expected 10 re'ch '.'n
Mitchell ON Thursday.
A,otber grove tsmprranne meeting W oe h'l h'''
at. r,.r,,o,, AT south GreeB1.d. e1rit0ga suburb
t- Ma ,.ria Antofue.f Pollard. OF Wv f'rf ntr .
,e,,n % Vpffhrtip. Grorso VI b""te. ana h-liiN T.,
Alien. rtpiuuff. nf tlr -,A.' 'rNI OF 'I' NY " ..
lt a. 1nrn.d -p4.'pu here n1 7"urW'" 81 ITO H.N ~
/ ur ale rotn aWuia Ui fIuh i.hl H''f
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CONCORD sCgo0E or PHILOSOPHY
EXTRACTS PROM Mr.. ALcoTTs DiAhf-hs f'"S'
MEETING WITH EMERSON.
rrIEnkArx raIsrNhl

BosToN, July 23.-The Concord schooi o,
Philosophy opened in the Ertls hillside chapel
In that historic town tod,y within an nrusn'y
largo attendance Among others present Ne'o
Professor ". T. Harms, dean Of the s'A""''
Mis- Fin sbs b Peabody the Rev Julius H. Ward and ih'
Rev. Georss ". COot Mr.. Aeott and Or. Jones "ero
unable IA &c present. Interesting extracts from Mt
Acos diary were read, which tie PRINCIPAL ie>-
tnr.s Of the morning programme. u " century tao
friend OF Emerson he rst Enersn and heard h''l
speak ern Chsnnings pulpit In 1922 Bat taer scsuaint
apee did not after Alcott ha Opened bs sehpi
for children IN 1884 The most Interesting -
tract OF the diary was a prophecy made n.y. Mr.. Acott
,opeerpipg Emerson afer NsgF- had aeen pnaiisbec,
Iua .Aes few had read In this prophecy Eme's0ls
exact place q. philosopher siysn 'EmeTson, tbS
.erturer always kndles snoiipe ssium,hs
when Ia taos. derp and Orafutr Enaett'sss
which NJ knows well when and Low 10 w.
he sreaks OF the divine entries ot AZ 0frE.
TIE day seal when he mans ZenitS siiiii snh,
bevOud the rcls OF bic city AMI Baiion 10 ,1.i
across the wide Sad reeve te b)h% y" 1io
People Emerson destined 10 b. me AKA 1sesAfs Aino
Of he aga other men have who shalt trade IA thn
hooks and corners OF tia wide sea, znd whose "Has
are pedded Ia this place a1G taAI gu
TINS maas genius IL cosmopolitan, ana sAaA ~ III =.
maud wherever has reasOn above tae hlrre mr.
chtnes aud utilities O., hfeN 49, -,, -.
The dsry obtained account Of visit 70 Cafyls ~
| Ch~l.es He aaid: rode Chelsea and passed. an
nOur With him II must have bsea catA hosI
with HIM. lie seemed inpatient or Interruption
SIn0adri in him WhOs trsfich rsFp4lAl0o.
CrOmw elsn rebellion, c0Id the Fich ineborhsHOt
his voice. dee pened N asd male siOro Jes~. DY
Lls broad Northern accent. hde rOln me TIE r1tnAs me-
anrboy feeding on hope. the aeccae oi a.
pcOpaeCy Ia the grave % history
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Of dnst that Obsctrrf them The cloud over ths
lever city and heavy and hoysred there
Ike huge monster como out OF tho u'' y
Then ths rain came And dissipstea u,
the vi.d turned OYER and barrels
The rainfall was has an inch IA about hours. Tho
Temperature az o'clock was %.
The following ~ sunstTOke were eporte1:
CHARLES BCsH are twenty nine Of No IA Harrison
Brooklyn, overcome By the hoat IN IOihpsIhs
Park, RrOoklyn Ia the afternoon and taken nome.
DENNts kEERGAN age tn'rty-ppc was reoloFo1 I" lue
Chambers Street Hospital at 1870 y. from rector
ST. suffering FROM the effects OF the heat His sSue was
James and Water sts.
THOMAS WALSH agr f0ry-two. OF No. 272 C0lunba-st.
BROOKLYN was susstrtck while At work on TIE haiH
James " PenderSast At tie foot Of Fsrtistb-s sEsoS
lyR, yesterday afternoon, and taken TO st. hA1y nus
pt'aI. - ~
C6KNrIIrs WILCOX. ag- forty-avs. Of No 403 wyoEof-
at, Brooklyn. prostTatsd by genera deuluS va.
result OF tie neat AT fulton Perry and sent home IN al
an I'm
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FOOLISH ClGLs UH0 EhRE WED FOR FUN
TWO SISTERS r~pFe AGE MARRIED BY A JUSTICE

TWO SISTERS UNDER AGE MARRIED BY JI'IlOE
IRVING 10 GIT THF MARRIAGE ANNvLLED.
Nis-e, Lydia and Mary +. Wylrs, sisters from
Brimteld. Mass recently arrived 1T Nev-Rochele'
on Il visit to Mrs. William H. DucAlcr. n married
sister, and shortly after their arrival they sent an
invitation 20 j.. g.. NcNally and Henry W "aliius'
two cadets with whom they had become ac-
duaiuted in Massachusetts. to visit them at New
Eo.hclle tor iew days The invitation was ac-
copied aud tEc cadets came and proloag'r thtiF
visit for several weeks. Dlring tins time th'
party Of four pressed most of their tlm' IN pleasant
drives and walks. which finally resulted in call
uryl William pinck1ev jl,t.c Of the peace. VINO
married Mi~, lydia C. NcNally ard Miss MARY 10
NaIiuz: which tbev npw Say was don" - l"A'
The bridrgrouus having departed and the young
women having LEARNED that the Joke proves to DE
r.IitY tho BRIDES made lu application &" Oonh'S
Judge Nils. 10 White Plans, yesterday 10 nave
Nj QUICKER. their bro .hrr-iu-lIw, appointed J'II
Guardian IL! nteru 10 order that they may beglN
prIc,ed.uy, for the aunumcut ot thrir marriages.
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nLllhI 0O-0 MINOmlD ~

nLhthL colo MARCul'D OF
hWi uII ot loJ gors pi+us tiio tn' mighty heart 81
noe n., ''on. wheel and ons', . tney fsu FOO limo fur
TO-. DO. uoHntsn. auIhcr forests sr rev,raorut. ma
A. l.aiur goe. marching oul
Glurf g.rf. hHi' nitH' glory. mrV. hIUrultl glufY
lIuII. IHI.luItIf
IA b'Inr Roet marching on'
Msnc ha. ..uu,d 'o.fA hpr uuupct uHt amid tho can.
A.. rD,a Iun.n l.lla I.s scuo,4lp bl.fon Fsti 'our
Bli fhN I.tas 40 o. 900 'f Y4fana'I wrhNa ih*s ter
b'fnt
3 llslrr F1es rar.hpf 7p'
All her as.,t f.ats suc .usuoas go luic Boa proud
HrA.
from kilHDrt .uelug -rsss 20 rlrnra aiming spray,
Atd enlist lrura.h tnr atHulal who're che who piumo
AZ Blaine so,a marching %
ry u, .uI oui hos nido holy wArn tary Glod W make
d. DO, at Qua Logan fought f1r au1 preserved Tor you
Marrmng side by side wcIl 70 ow Una. white plume 10
A. Blaine guc, marching on!
Let orr eagle. soaring upward bear our motto on bis
lei our %ucry, "BlAe and Logan fire each patriotic
breast,
WAc vrlon the swelling chorus that the Last sings 70
tie west
As Blaine goes marchnl on
Wdterpille, NJ, JIne %. ISL
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RFrUaNING TO THE FOLD AID WHY

F-ar ~, Ftlstho - b. pt"g r'".s L''-'g @ep1'i T.
bYLfg..
10 muet Doe confessed tn3t Ne have looked Tor Hr
Baiuo- letter with ~ curiosity h3n ~ nope Bl
we nav. frJt 70 with an interest that eliminated n CO.
ulration enthusiasm and cor idrsce The more close
~ Dr. tvaulue he carefully its points are reviewed
tue more, wildly mind mIsf br i'm rrs-Ct with t1"
-oiui+r I,nss 4tatrcr4ft n a hrr widely -om bis
Orng-a--ior rt-cchoa aud from MS ua7ers While n The
-i..c r.r4r u-uf N rs irn4l-r ana gees SUM- % pro-
frr0ser u1 adventurous than al9 other document
re.-irc mi. authorship ft combines the crafty ST.
John Z t'.ffor fh ta, sw""p us f0rc.FHf seward
and tho i.n Ir.uu. Cftp pi Wch-t'I lalue' letter 4.
inc most gratifying appointment in ibis campaign on
sGrpfif-s
r.Ht.U. rtaff Eho plans only 90 tf ute ii. nn'-
f.irv p'uro4- wnpul good sonrr 4'fady gentleman
shu hrur-i VIM eats drinks ard sleeps well, arl Wh
would ia. tu loo of 14e 90 follow ufn IhHi is " ici
flnt rit poo e.d for hm fuf 10 the ctqui1" IWcnIg"
r loY. combine. l0 tud I.IuI". BE- thr inquest 'n
ubr of no, Au.'r1u people er7fihrd when they nave
stalled tr ir tns win" Uuusff
Jsurt HanrH letter of CO. opt i1rn ''iilri 'H' V1a
fun tyfh u. No fImft win ha1ftIF. honestly Hnd fn
a.trutar srnprfi sifu pnl in DONG sr w. b1nsff DO
u... fHIf his election uiI inu.H iht Itd. i r."n w
tlf EpfiH'H hiuiDiF ~ v Hfi1s tr hiah ih' "' Pf"a
gfiifF ~ HI uuf people
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CHARGES AGAINST THE UTICA ASYLUM.

CHARGES AGAINST TIE UTICA ASYLUM.
UREA, July 23.-Dr. L. A. Tourtellt, of this
city she author Of charges against the man
Augment Of the State Lanac Asylum At Utica recently
renewed those charges in communication 10 the boafu
OF Managers The board resolved to meet to-day to III
vestgate them and Saturday subppnaed Tourteot 70
sppear and testify under OATH provided by the laws OF
1871 chapter 500 The beard met, but Tourteot faeH
70 appear II" wrote two letters instead the hrst assert
ing illness casor for his absence the second definite
~ Withdraw NJ his and promising never
to renew his charges voluntarily. The board. however
resolved - apply court record for warrant Tor
the arrest Of ronrteOt sad his compulsory appearance
before the board fOr investigation.
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nELTLlEI


LONDON. Ja'r 23.-The death Of Che RisA'
u... erIuuI. ,.. re.. b. announced
.r.air.. ..,I ,,a. cousin o. Sir ro'"rt i'c.' ana
co.. BORN m f-D. ue 1913. c!u.t'.d %. 20 joan
co--. Cambridge. aG! In l-4, wa. admitted 10 Oh" 'r
a. .u. fn .l. I.u,c auI Nru. Che t"Ta.m a" 'u''
At..ra- re pot OF Adyorat'- General o.. '1l'a SO joe
,.,.I.i,,i to Jh. 1ou.h Cnict Ju i4re " i' supreme
COM .hcro Iu I>i1 The same year 20. receive" 'h'
tr. tt S.ts.tao.l. TIr r-Iirfi n l-'H lad D.. tIit
v..~ WAS Nlee-prrs'd ~ me L~Si,iai7" 'n"h, l
-l4.rt- lu 1~JT ue bc'lm. Dnc '. tt-h ."' no.
f..r I..t india t.mnluv and iu i~'| De- W. lu t 70
l...r.r ef D.. 1lIa,r Iamp'e. IA DE- on, j. ,. U
Va. .tI,'Y..sl on 90. tur p4t e. ' D. '- % 30 -,
t.-Iu..t.-- o.. tlC iI.fJ ~ul-,+- -lo "i''. "
p a .-If Peel
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vtsutga tAutt tsoDrefrnt a "uAtt fHiFH-
tAigutsrs tsp AmpfAta
Storonf. Jnly 23. Tho urn.bor ia ''"I onu
t.s.t..,I..l Mmy in,uts, including 'h. '." "i 'i'
.i...l..tn N,ani 'iups. arfifsf I,i" ihl' Hf''""
al. .,.oal,, iiauI. iD.is,.i i'n h0h l'''l h "
...I,...u .,l'.u,. m.n4lu. .I. IH' following fF'I
...... D,II.. uIlt II. A.. liaVH aud t5' H"nf' "'
..vt.... IUmN trntuutUf luI'l' IuH. H'ar j.
,I..yn..fI ..I..a. auI ire.u lDf.rr uf-I i"u. Wwu
aft ..iIur,sf Iout sailing tluul '-ht Knots, 5000, '""
, whale h.r 900 ylofs aur't, Itur " '" '''
lls do.rad t.n ciui, up Hs,u Il.' '1.1 ny ''' "'"
a,rt blowing qui,sj uud ri.yin. directly u"'' '''
..,,o... ri. whale uuled .omp. ."' ar'lo' '''
.rr.lr.i r.- tl.u U0, feet 3D. tn" s.rhs'fl "a" .''''
IA ,i.. a,f.r direction ur nruY tN' aHn'.'" ~
t.rlal iu both dUleuoua D'fo'1 100 ''''''''
,Iill. forty as frc. Ious. an "a DoAr' "'''' '""'
hrv..ni.. .,yru,y feet Ia length
Luncheon parir. wrfo given To-Day 10y "'H '','
,.,.. ,....t.,,.. a vanderbilt sud hfh I"gn '' il'~
'', '. Ia, 80. 10, a. Uorlrt 4uu iiruif = 'fim'
Ill., r.,I.,.,Iur li..fs hAf- afft''i 40 10" .
a.. I'D Ar.. IIaruu Mhtf.]nt i"r llf'.' ' -
r r...u.iplit. d.slr e. htrrn,' 'l'' ~ ~ 'i'"'
' NJ a. IrMlH.I.y. 49,. a. }4irl ~ '''h' J.. D.
tt'.' ,-, far.. Nr- e. 81 Mllltuft Jriff 'lF.
r,u,r .lr.f, ol la.tluoi't a"h '. " 30 ""''''' ''
-,...rt s..r.It oI at tnrir tu.'A.f 'f-ihF
me rry pr johnson, II Sew l"iA' IH tar guest OF
pulAp 81. Ii-2trt 4..t.. Al. A.. ...I
~. ot sam Francisco, sud Alrl huGhth oi l-'n"o"
u, t,.,t 81 I'M. ocean HOUSE co.'s evening" o..
a. IA Nom p. AMI 9Itc. of Eo~' 90 +. g. pnleF g. F.
Coot.t of /. ps.IeurC. Mr- ~ A. Russell 81" Il.
aUd- H. FrW-r and Vli", OF il., A-aA "a
r1ved at tue Aqudneck House tais afternoon
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Lr.Nl.. HolAlA nLAIAorEn

ANstEHpAM, \, s., July 2J.-srycn business
hpif'' And bloc pafHa FoIe burned last aabt The build
tag drafoy I'd we're tho hardware atofe .f 4 ID Moore
Zoe grocery STORE Of D. g. Cu,hnr tnc d-y goods store ~
J. ~. DAVIS tAr meat market of IH4u1 Van Iulcn thc
restaurants of James 'suer and j. g. Iorou. np,l INC
nnu-sioA noi.i uo large A,rr, stable OF Prayer
Irohefs three barns % T.. Janscn. tu, bnrns of Dr
J. D. bu'A'rr. ono zach Of Joha Ashe ara g. t. silrr
'' '''-' several 'u'"s '"feho1'o' a. olbudust 1br
nfc broke 0ii 100 iru. buiains urft to i. -iniu.u
block IL Wan owned by Jacob li.r and ,rr1,..I h.,
iIanit Van hHf~r ~ turH marie. Gle me- f.,.l.1
untl thu morning. The Lfrnrn wen, r,ts,r.r..
vent ihr spread oi hsin", lu wooden buulue uut A. M
aged u} heron. rGrruous o. Ilr .tur. of D. D. lYlh
hoy and lht " ihaNA btqk buUdue Tao hrr s0 I,.n-s
81 Fonda and fulfun fLls valuable a,sI,ir.r lbs
lOsss& amount 90 10000 The Insurance d. f. ,0 uuo
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WEST SHORE FERRY-B0Ars-
,,,rsa, RESTRAINED FROM INTERFERING win
rnE TRAVEL OF THE ROAD
fEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


'EY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
rprvrov. July 23.-Judge Nixon at 'nc
ritcd s,at,, Circuit Court to-day fled N ''np"' ~
A., Il, tn ,..e OF TIE United states fFu't Con- jay
Nv. y,rk qxaist :he Eew-York, West sR"re shI
pi,v,,r Csnpauv when Horace Russell ana iH'"''O'"
,.,oo YER, sup,sted receivers - toe latter co'P.y
On Jav part Of the property taken posses son % "
,,,e,, a. n. fsrry. boats Kingston and Anaay'
o.. ,t. were lornsr!y leased 10 tAs ra'l"ad p' '"'
sho,. md Ontario Terminal Company, ana thr '''''
MI -. ,,,,- uniaf This sase. Th"y crH useu ~ CO.
a., ,....,noer, from the terminus OF the r'i."Ny
u'.o,vyk., tn yew-York The receivers oe'I'r'u "
IN. .,u,t in ! petition nled thn n'ori"'-
NO ro,,. are necessary the operstloa 0, t"' u,i ~ in
notwithstanding this fart hOei was 1 T,oJ -.1as
80. j-ri;-t states Dst1ct C0nrt ~ -. ~ o,,,k
tt,ip,,tre Coeirany against e1rA " 20. 20. e. In
80 IN ne I,lilIng cqhlpPIn- CT to."i - 80 tho
,,,a,,pcoee of tie bbcs To N"a'S p'>.su -, r.
nsrc}y of Narsaal " Bued Dearon ~" Nlce IN -
.srs, nv suNrraace permitted thor regular - -
,bs Al thr.atanrd to tie nj, tn boa - " -,
To- ,rtsr;rrs VITA travel iao road Inc ~ I
,he,y s.,till asked the cOCTt N r~>t'h ~. n
-, an, .uch interference as II.., ~,
TniIe Nixrx recognizing the rmeTg'Af. " -.
,,.d "a ~, or fa.; viii reiieTe taa We u ohol1 -
80 n racrira< thai thc marsh ana ''' 90, 49,
90" Nh 10y should NJ hs "ul Hncd lro = -t' W.,
1e ,,-rg-.o7ts and thIt n tne rl'1s'hr tr@ Uo''S
~, ,,v i1te-fsr-aee whatever VIA toe '"t's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
1yExPLosloy ~ 4 BANK VACLr.

WHEELING, ". Va, July 23.-Iu the German
Bank small gasct kept burning in lie yault AL tao
time Last evening AZ explosion occurred at harxst
and Twelfth St. where main was being laid ana IL
va, found necessary shut the gas or from the city no
the WORKS flr short time In this way the escaped
into thr vault al, night This mornng chiet clerk Joan
mn strlo match he opened tho doors, see
IN that the JET not hurcng and fang 10 detsc any
uhor o. g,s. An EXP Oslcn followed. HlL was blown
Laf-wg 4cross the loom NJ j. badly burned about tho
hnad and arms. but viii probably recover The glass IN
the front part OF the building blown into rragena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
THE TRIBUNE fRE>H-AIR FUND.
Observation-Disclosures
1 WEDDING rESLEEnlr-

Hermann Cohen and Miss Nellie De Young,
daughterof I,eph De Iodrs, were married yesterday
at NJ. T-.Irn thawath Chcsed by the Rev. ur a.
Hubsc. a.Hllag 90 the ritual Of the jewish Church
lsrse ie- ~ tho friends of both families were rres
snt Th bri. wore drcss II white satin trimmed with
lace tine cor Gee being ruf Joss apd 4Iu7r'. orange h
ana a. diamond Drt astpin and earring me hr'H
vreat oft 4iuru flowers AMI the ops n 20" dress
wen, o1ia.nri,'.I oitA whit. roses A reception was
give 1 t. hYl. M brides parents n TIE even ns.
afirr Whih 1e happy pair started ona welding mp to
hl.It- / ! IL md eAInInga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
. MISSISSIPPI LAW DECLARED VOID.
,ry ryLpGR,rH To Ti,s rriECNE.l

CANTON. Miss, July 23.-Iu the suit ct the
y-,oo ami Mississippi valley Railroad Company af7iD't
ns STATE Board Of Railroad Commissioner heard mere
mi. ds5 hefor. Chancellor Iayton the ininnc'l'H wa
sr.tanod the Court holding irat ia" railroad SaS'"'
iy r, Is unconstitutional and y"id ID 30 isr A. !. a.
,.rufs 70 GiYr.t impair or lntrrefe VIZ 20, 80 ~
bt. %, co,npLaa4nt Tao A4s oesn 4p0eae 10 'l'
Sun-ciue Court Of Mississippi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
A BURGLAR SHOT BY A WOMAN.
ley rRLEGgApH To TINS rRIgUNEl

SARATOGA, July 23.-COnsiderabie excite
ment Wa cAu-co today by the adventure OF Miss
Marion Poster, a crippled artist. Of New-fork, WITH
burglar whom she eOualed Miss Foster sleeps on the
ground "or NJ the Hcay House in Nstda-st and keeps
small revolver under hsr pillow. Al about 2 a. M -he
vsS avaSene1 by a noise and the head and shoulders
or @ burglar 30 lr Window which he had partly ralStu
~nc l."c aDt the disappeared with groan bood
Was found IN The wintows. but the burglar CSC 'ped
MISS roster had roa ,ed the pay for portrait yeer ~
aud ~ is supposed that the burglar aware OF the
fit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

TRlpoNE eFFrcg. July 9i-i A. n.-Durins ihe ihf''-
ching wrahr- aad thr movement f the oafo''''
was downward clear. fair and hay weather Prr'a''
ard 30 Of an inch ~ rain fell Tho temperature ran ga
between 700 and 90. t.e aycraSa - - ne,.-, 1
hon tt1D on The corresponding dAJ last year ana -
higher than OH iue~itF- ,. .-t.,. oh,.,oos ,f
Cooler far and party cloudy W iLna VIII on'''
lent rain nay be- expected to-day u .A' CITY anu 'i1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
W fIrNlfrI non JIIrrnqOV

A dispatch Nts received h lifoohlyn from
hfani. ie7I'da, atiiuf tha ""fr'h"f 'r .siind bad
sDl,d tlt app, alton tf feiurfef1r ALEXANDER ienrf.
ssa tls uuUi .o. ispteufsl a. be- nan lr ou August
judge ruIsn. 100 tlr supreme Court hmosIfs }esief
d. Irulrl ir application uf hf counsel 1f +, nrtsuu f
tteun't Iu.1 Co. poe utpu JehfrspnH sIniI nrs. ~.
Iis"t 1Frf tHl a " sheppard pronounced him sane