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New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
WHY WAITE WAS LOCKED UP.

Assistant pistrict-AttoIney Nicoll, who has had
charge OF the question as TO the method OF taking
care of ex-Alderman Waite witness against
the Broadway bubers, was out of town yesterday
An official connected with the District A tor
news office said Chlt jim Irving had called on
Waite several times i'll the last few month ahd that
il was partly to secure certainty tina; Waite woud
lot be tormented by persons who Approached
hlln that he was locked mp. The other reasons for
tins action were tosave the expense and trouble OF
having a detective constantly on the side OF The eX
Alderman aud 10 cure Waite of rcstlessness that
might cause hun to seek refuge In Essex. No charge
Is maze that Waite had listened TO any corrupt
propositions he part of friends OF the Aldermen
accused of bribery. but he did not like TO be
troubled.
No action will be taken in the bribery cases until
the Court of Appeals gives its decision in the Jacnne
case on July 81 and il is doubtful whether aGy tra
will be had If the decision is in favor OF prose-
cntion before September or October.
TIE Scnewitsch case is troubling he lawyers of
the District-Attorneys Office little, as there Is
a Question as tOJus what action can best be taken
against the editor of the paper which made tn
accusations against the Judge and Jurors III the
Ihelss case. Some action Will probably be taken
in few days.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
1NnnLRIES An0n1 4 GKAIN OpERATOR.

"Who is f. l.. DwycrY" was the anxious query
that nearly embeT the Produce Exchange put
earv member yesterday each had heard
OF 1gantc iraud III the wheat msrket told the
stated That
large houses In Chicago, some Of which have
cfy had been caught III transaction OF
of wni h there OF
about so OuO. the story that f. L. or
90 is new rm and ntte known that MI Dwyer
had come New YORK 10 nrsotae %zOOOoOO 70 s3OuOOO
of that Thursday dspatch rOcelVed by
IN. clerk Horace johnson scn d " r.. l. DwyeT" teing
mm to purchase OO0OOO bushels OF August wheat with
tie market S2.dS2 such order look ed upon with
surprise the clerk once responded and bought from
Bodman x Co, Leopold bloom G. h CinOrd X Co.
other well known hrs before the guaI opened
business called
~ T. Usual margins and ned tnat there no cash
on band" Und the OF e Chicago Board Of Trace
deemed made before or after
Chan the sci could not bring cOmpa ns be-
They had nothing 10 do but wait Till yester
day and close out the contT acts about two cents Dusue
below of the day before From what could be
esTn here greatest 20 any firm 81 800 II
was 4; ai0G that +. L. Dwyer the Windsor Hotel
Ihursa The dispatch which said have been
Irc.Iyen bis cleIk lhOngt 70 have been iorgery
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NEUS FROM IdE SUBURBS
MANY TROUBLES DUE TO HAVING TWO Lo

MANY TROUBLES DUE TO HAVING TWO LOVERS.
Clara Sterzbayer, who died IN the Insane Asylum in
Newark YESTERDAY was beautiful Young gr ten years ago
and lived Manebernhoim in Her parents
respectable aud well OF Clara cOurted By two
unable choose between them. One size
mined " TO Aueca and hds get nd OF both Her
and she took her departure finally
Ing Newark. whore friends were living Having
learned occupation she was aDled T. earn her
lylug. One her lovers Danl.d N!elan soon
followed her America and sought her out and after
she him They had three children Later
second lover crossed the and settled In Newark
by the and invited 10 make his home
with Ilem old lover became intimate
the husband told ms wife that she could i've with her
he would depart he left the children
with her and disappeared me new relationship
continued until three children
By that the PAIR got low their
and the began to show Of mental
she pckei the streets might In
committed TO The lun where she remained until
death he second husband wanted to rid OF the
children, the OF the society Tor the Proven
Of cruelty to Chdr nterposcd. He open ed comuuni
the grandparents Germany and oas
five remaining chdren 70 them The body OF the mother
TO be buried 10 Poiers Field but the newark brewers
yesterday subscribed enough 10 give her decent burial
Oi the cemeteries to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FoR TIE LCMBER TRADE

BRIGHT PROSPECTS roe TIE LUMBER TRADE.
The lumber trade of New York City amounts
to between S6O 100000 and $65,O00,000 yearly and
exceeds I'm volume the There 225 firms
actively engaged business and the combined capital
invested is not less than 3OOOOO00. The outlook for
this seasons trade is bright Although the business dur
ing TIE winter has been uniformly dull many Arms have
done goOl trade. and Improvement in the Business
OF all il now n0ceaDe. The headquarters Of the lumber
trade In this city Eeventh-av from Forty
to There are lumber yards on eaoh side
all the way along and LOFTY piles OF timber meet the eye
in every direction From the common Maine spruce,
which rated timbcc. not lumber to tDo finest rose
wood aud mahogany, all grades are sold az all prices
At present the wholesale price OF spruce per Is
from SIS $ls which s better showing than that OF
last year The popularity OF FlOris ami Georgia yellow
pine greatly increased during the last few years
of the fancy woods. cherry and In dem
al uiesont, and there " steady call for mahogany
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE COURTS.

A SEALED VERDICT IN THE TELEGRAPH 5ull.
Ex-senator COnkling for over three hours
yesterday explained 10 tho jury In the SUIT ior
g. 900, 900 against Western Union Telegraph Com
pany why he thought verdict should be rendered In
favor his Client General John g. Farnsworth receiver
Of the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company lie
said this was an action for d,mages TO vindcate pup.
lc right and punish public wrong III tho wires had
been cut by sOmo starving wOrkngman uniOe 10 MAIN
tain himself or his family. what din woud nave been
raised about tho commission Of such crime As the
tho destiny of all lives 80 tho western Union
Telegraph Company was tho tomb and dcstluy OF all
rival lines. IIe argued that the defendant company
without shadow OF authority had inflicted damage upon
his client for which 1t should be made to pay roundy
only rspayng the actual loss suffered but giving
such amount would q warning In the future
Justice Lawrence charged the jury tlat Receiver
had night OF action for any damages sus
tsned by the property In his possession Tn9 order OF
Justice Donohue permitted the Western Union Com
psnv take possession OF the property and operate 1t
under the OF but IL authorized
nothing more. 1t did authorize tho defendant
TO take property belonging TO the Bankors ana Mrr
chants pany did 1t authorize the defendant TO
determine for itself whether tho wires were the
property OF the Bankers and Merchants or the American
Rapid Company. The Jury retired at BAD p. m
At 1045 o'clock the jury had not agreed ana Justice
Lawrence ordered sealed verdict, adourning the court
until 1890 a. IN. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
BROOKLYN.

Five more of smallpox have been found in
North Ffthst where fourteen had previously Oeeh us
covered, one ia BOerun-st
The seventh annual oncampment OF the sons OF
Veterans Department OF Ne YORK will be held on
Tuesday evening at Grand Army Hail. North sec0ndst
and Bedfordave. There Will be parade, lOHOWcu py
supper and a reception IN the nall
The commission. consisting or Mayor Whitney, ex-
Judge Gilbert and A. {. Salmon appointed 10 revise
and cOdlty all the laws Affecting tnc cllS heu us ust
meeting yesterday
The Grand Army camp fire and midsummer nights
festival Ranxn Post. 80 10. will take place tins al
ternOOn and evening 1T Rdgewood Park. There VIII De
game OF baseball between Long Island clubs for
silver cup, be presented by Mayor Whitney.
The games OF the Brooklyn Athletic Association take
place to-day the Dekalb-ave. grounds. Attempts
will break OF the best records III throw
ing the hammer, throwing the hty-sx pound weight III
The two-mie run. and IN the 22O-yard hurdle race.
Commodore Chandler was still suffering severely yes
terday from the protraou fr the heat which he su
fered Wednesday. Pains In the back or his head
troubled hlm and the wer tenn perature dd not cause
him improve as was expected by MS physician His
condition. however, is not regarded as serious
Lung Sing. laundryman OF No. $40 Broadway, was
enraged by the pranks Of some children on Thursday
aud hurled heavy hammer at them. IL struck Florence
Barnett the mead and fractured her skull
II thought she can recover. and Lung sing was
held Police Justice kenna yesterday 10 await the
suit OF her injuries.
Mrs Ellen Crozier whose husband is Fourth Precinct
Policeman was charged with homicide yesterday III
day lay on the child, which was only month old,
causing Its DEATH sho was arragned before Police
Justice ksnna and held for examination.
Ira L. Jenkins clerk in the money order department
the post office. was discharged yesterday and Edwin
A. Leitoh put In his place Lech WAS registered Ia
tie eligible list the Civil Service examiners
ments have been made for mail wagons to the
Bridge without beng stopped " the toll collectors
John Ashley. age tortysix of No. 96 DupOnt-st, at
tempted hang himself from the transOui beam OF
doorway in his house yesterday His weight was too
the beam when he dropped and broke. and lie
went TO mis- assistance and took the rope OIL lie was
sent 70 the Eastern District Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
MR.. oGDENs PDCULIARITIEs.

The contest over the will of James Il. Ogden, OF
brooklyn continued Yesterday. The evidence taken re-
lated visit made by Ogien to the White Mountains
thst NJ ogden ana his wife NJ his hotel IN AuSusf
l-~5 Mt ogden OONc ali AMI unable 70 llo doWh inc
1rst night He complained Of trouble IN the head In pay
ig checkers and dOmnoes he would become rlatel ana
c0nfuse PLAYING his grandson nine ne was
stc ahont the points OF the game a. WIN an alu .
alleged that he Cheited by lis grndfahcr
Mr. ogden COMPLAINED OF shoriness OF breath ana
in the mountain air Dr. Charles VI. Tuttle, OF tytte.
ton ~ H. testified that lie Mr Ogden at Mr. Llarks
TINS opinion before he consulted by Mr. ogden After
ward he pre-cri Tor him Ogden appeared greatly
disnrnea commnnc he received faY pill Of
nj o-gl, gwen HIM AMI Dhis OF cloroorm
was put q h- Tao witnoss believed Mr. ogden
from diseased condition of the brain which hal
been coming years. Tue symptoms were loss OF
memory rrabity and outOuIs,s of temper
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
MONEY WANTED FOR RIVkRs1DE.AvE.

resolution presented by Commissioners
Cimpns meeting Of the Park Board Yesterday asking
for sn appropriation Of $4,000 from the Board Of Estimate
10 complete IiVeTsdeave NJ. Criuuns stated that
the had been aid out more than ten years ago over
had been expended by the city In improving IT, The
he said necessary cOmpcte this and
completed assessment could not be levied oa the
reimburse the city. Bids Opeued
Board ior gIadlng aud preparing Genet PARK for
planting. The lowest bd that Of Charles V. Howe.
f14s deie mined To rcsnveTtse bids Tor the
addition the Metropolitan Museum Oi Art The spechca
t been reduced b. taxing out the ting and cutting
Of tie work that the cost be
within 100000 appropriated for the II il
peced that the new bids viii be opened aid the contract
Awarded so De2in Dy middle O
petition from the residents living Mount
kOfrs Para asking for concerts IN the park dunny the
summer was referred 10 M. Bee kInan
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
HER HUSBANDS AFFECTIONS STOLEN.

Mrs Jnlla c. Cronin, of No. IS Degraw-st ST.,
Brooklyn has begun suit Mrs Alicia o. Brien q
recover for the alienation OF her hus ands affections
she IL also seeking limited divorce. Her husband we'll
known dealer AMI politician the Twelfth ard and The
o consiierab property. irs O'Bren - widow
miliner III her COMPLIANT Mrs Cionn declares that
irrie1 m 1881 and twelve cldr >hc and
her husband lived happly until last year. when Mrs Oren
began call frequently Mt tTOnns of1te and 60 ont
diving with him On several OCCASIONS no trr3ted his w.e
cruelty she secured Tor hs arrest Upon
nothing DO with Mrs Orien she
fused him. but within twO days he and the widow
were driving together For year past. MRS CrOnin
her husb md, who has income OF 600 year has
allowed her ONLY -lO 10 support herself und hvo
one OF Mr. CrOnins who formerly clark
cashier for his iaher asserts that he has many
famila arliies between his fatner and Mrs. OBrlen.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
ASKING THE P0LICE TO PAY DAMAGES

Gerbracht & Co., manufacturers of baby car
riages II and 3 Cannonst. yesterday sent
Bod OF bill Of S2d -5 for alleged damage done in
their place OF business by the police July 3. In
escape arrest tnat date LOUIS sOhn.
of 40. 10 Cannon st.. broke through the scutte
OF factory eAd was pursued BY several police
Among thc items presented by GcTbricut co
pairs to scutte aud doors damage 10 b. y
carnage the cost Oi which is sad have been
from he factory and used 10 bnn TIE prisoner IL
that seven OF the nrm
tnc Al 30 cents hour breaka
Tbe Board placed the b le and further al nion viii
be paid IT, probably. uAless regular brought
against the Department
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NEW.JERSEY.

President Datz Board Of Finance. City Controller
and city Clerk scott yesterday burned five UUO
bonds which had been cancelled. hey were OF the
bonds Treasurer AleI Hamilton
robbed the city years
The portion OF the reservoir enclosure on the Heights
has the cusiOdy the OF Aldermen
prOpo- Cd trans Orm II INTO pubnc park.
Zappe. thirty nine vagrant attempted 10
NIT suicide yesterday plung INTO muIOle the
HaITO4d Shops the Meadows
worknen dragged hun out and turned hin pOe
Mart McCanrey Of so pa Railroad struck
the Crossing
fatally injured she ued in sb0r, time.
bald arrested Laurence Fortune. the gatenan.
HOBOKRS.-August WaI. OF No. 1872 Adams.sf.. ana
Dominica Liza OF 10 l35 Adams-st rival peanut
have Stands III front OF their respective dwellings
They Qu4clied Yesterday. aud Liza stabbed Wagl Ia
side heal nIcing dangerous Dut not Necessarily faal
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

The reduction in the salary of Secretary McCul-
Lob Of the Aqueduct Board from $4,000 10 81 600 has created
eocc e oi the Produce Exchange.
Mcl'uloh il well kuOwn. Commissioner kidg~ay. who Of
feed tEat ms desire O1enng
was 20 save for city, that
associates compel Mr. McCrllOh to resign
Control Mr. McCulloh OF the
valuable Ooals under the city government and That the
AQuedUcJ commission could not AFFORD 10 lose hn This Is
TIE Opinoa DOwd Spencer and Baldwin the
Old members ot the Aqueduct CommissiOn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
DEATH OF MRS. JoHYL O'BRIEN.

Mrs. Mary J. O'Brien, the wife of John j.
OBren chief of the Elections died yesterday
afternoon at her home. No 2o5 secondsve,after ling
ering ilness OF nearly ten weeks She born In Mont
real fortyour ag1and hor maiden name was Lam
hier She this CITY young CIR and married
Mr.. O'Bren when she nineteen years Old. Her hus-
band was tho or A. T. Stewart cashier
she always actively Interested In all or her hu sbands
undrrtakings an IL IA said attended all the large Re-
publican conventions in wnich Mr.. OBrien took part.
She was genial, varm-hearred woman and had large
circe or friends Her husband and four children
her The funeral will take place at her home on Sunday
AT | u, III.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

on Thursday contributions were sufficient TO pay OH MI
Indebtedness upon the building
yoNKFps-EIisa o. White Plains as rcicrec mas
sold tho Nathaniel Valentine farm In tho Fourth "aiu W
William +. smith for $4,000
Mt yFRyoy-1hree lir companies arc applicants
franchise TO ght the avenues and streets o tue 'o
HAsrISGs-The auth 1res devsng me ms OF securing
water and fire through the water CON-
pany Of Yonkers
PORT CuKsTER-The advocates OF Home Rule Ior Ifcani
"A Thursd1v evening. JustlceJ % DYkmih
the supreme Court presicd and were mp 30 py
Martin keogh New.Rochele and the Rev. fatier W.
A Dunphev of White Plains The receipts amounted 10
nearly $3.50 with pro nsed aid aud f2bo raied at
Plans, enabled supervisor Ryan TO give his chtcK ior
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

NewsnOys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with The papers they call for, and to
regulate their stock Of papers so as not 10
run short. Travellers who find that the
newsboy has run short of TRBUNeS will
oblige this office by reporting the fact by
postal card, and especially giving inforn'a-
ton as 10 what train it was.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
INSANITY OLA FORMER MERCHANT

Police Justice Smith had concluded the examina-
the Jefferson Market Yesterday when
tall pale shrinking giri dressed IN deep black tod
father Justice smith hun ~ the
OF tho Commissioners OF Charities and rx
prisoner Prosper once rich
OF Bordeaux who fortune the Franco Pms
tian war He came TO NewYOrk with wife and mace
Some months ago MIs Ihourant was found drowned
River at High BI1dge anG postal card told thai
she had suicde III deed turned her hnsDands
bead and lie began 10 act queey ILe daughter Fec1c
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
HOyORS FoR A Nrw. y0RKER.

In 1881 the 1cddCmie hOyiic DE h6dicine of
Belgium opened competition wnch continued tnr1u- IA
lsSJ OH the question the olucdttiOn W clinical iaCts
And by experiments OF the pathOgeny ani therapeutics
OF Diseases OF the nervous centres Ind especially cp
lcpsy. lie report OF the Acatcmys com ni,siOn was
made known early IN the present year. bn the name NJ
tho autnOr OF tho successful memoir wac Withheld. We
understand that tine competitors included number OF
European writer's quito distingu the dopar
OF inquiry presented and II IL 0n that account All the
more gratifying 10 learn now that tho honors OF the
competition have bcon awarded To an American, Dr.
George 1. Stevens Of New York, wnoso WAS the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
moNEY HLDDEY LN 4 FEArHER BED.

A gas stove exploded in the apartment of the
two story frame house occupied by Charles DOnnody IN
Webster ave. Long Island city and set fire the house
The flames were not discovered until they had gained
considerable headway and when the Volunteer fire
Department arrived house with its contents were
entirely destroyed with Sll2 wncn had been hidden III
a feathet bed. The mouse which was owned by Thomas
GARDNER, and valued at $1,000 is total losa Mr..
Donnedys .ofs will amount TO $1,000,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, at very
heavy cost series of Special Cable
Dispatches from Europe, either written
by or authorized as a public expression Of
their views by prominent men in Europe.
These dispatches will be a valuable sourCa
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now in progress
In England.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NEW-TORK TEMPLIRS TO 90 70 ST. LOUIS.
Az q mncf1nn of officers of thn Grnnl Ion,

mandcry knights Tempar council officers o: various
comInapieries ni tins jurisdiction called OF tho
trcnnla Of the
United Stacs TO DE held al ST. LOUIS ~epon
~ ~. 4 decided organize tale battalion
OF the Grand COumauueTy
Charles Acting Grant Master of United states
ana the Grand COulnan1erg Of the state. James McGee
Columbian Command"ry. No !, was APPOINTED make
The excursion. The
baltimore and ONO road. special be fhe
.orkT
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
FEARING THAT A GIRL HAS BEEN 4BDUCTED
Lud ,i.rht To

TIE Brooklyn police were asked last night to
look girl named Emma Moran. who had disappeared
from 80. l52 Myr,lesve. Thursday Her mouer died
her then has been her
uncle webb Her aunt sent her 10 bakery at John.
Ade phi and when she did
not return rch made for Inquiry her relatives
of the city ruess. No reason Tor her
unless she has abducted since
death has scarcely seen her father who yes In
the District In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
ALONG THE SOUND.

GREEYwIcH--Miss Hazel Keeley will lawn fair to-
dav proceeds rhK TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund.
BrIpGEroRT.-D. y. Morgan president OF tho CITY Ma
yesterday received letter whioh
OF July l from the mails tho wrecked s.olmer
Twenty i've thouss nd hams recovered from tho
pork packing esabis lment Of Sperry q Barnes New.
Hqvtn after their FIRE yesterdav holtei on
city and overheard in the middle OF the
Sound Grauothic pavement similar to that in front OF
the ONCE being lad In front OF the Ne"
an
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Thomas J. Miller. Louis J. Phillips and Abram
Killing appointed yesterday by Justice Van Brunt
the damages to TIE Sa1fs Zg building
by the erection In front Of ofan elevated structure
leading TO the Brooklyn Bridge They Will meet in the Court
House July 20
Minnie Oscar Gray. an actress who recently played in
saved from the storm IN B0wcy Theatre sued Henry
HALEY Ths UDoDn D1tiy NeCs. iOr alleged libel.
claiming ~ 900 damages In the article complained OF she
Of denncal with m person who hlured rs Mrs
Minnie Clausen IN recent divorce proceedings
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
THE POLICEMAN WAS on HAND AGAIN

Vincent MadOwski. a dog fancler at No. 13G West
Twenty was tried Ia General NAV on
u arge OF asssulting Policeman Mctuogh Madowsh was
discharged tuesday while MadOW-k was IN hl. store
George W. wilson colrel Of NO I.fi tenth ave- came
without prOYocat!on seized MaaON-ki throat
thai Wilson nm
hammer defend himself ~ This moment Policeman SIC
CunOgh turned up ana arrested MaiON-ki the court
hpeca Sessions yesterday ah9"s~i was ARA 1ed tra
negro ndu, ed said bv Inc poiren,,n Ia
make charge against MaOwski said thai he wi,ned 10
The charge and sccOin1y The dismissed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park Races Monmouth PARK. sov !. nnot ~,
John H. Starin's excursion to newsDoys auu oo''
blacks. PIER 10, 9 a. m 80. c,, ,oon
Departure of 69'h Regiment for Statr C"hi
Brooklyn Athletic Club games Brookivn, aoV r. ava %
Exclusion OF Brooklyn school teachers W N'"s"
Falie. u,c-oorv g. Co
Athletic games OF employees OF James McCreery w.
Manhattan Athletic Clue Grounds =: 50 D. ~. p.,r
Festival of Rankin Post NO III, hiuse"ooN A"--
Brooklyn, evening. c... ...,,o
Return OF 9Th Regiment from stare caimn ,oor
Musc In Central and Prospect parks aItornooh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
HOfnlUj

Holman Hou~-The Rev. Robert LalrI
Coii,eg or Kansas CITY. Victoria Hotel-Titian j.
CoIey, Of 81. James HotetnC9nn"nSer prn
John schouIer u s. Navy. Murray HW Hoe'Irro,
fessor W. r. Hewett, OF Cornell University hoe'
Bruns,cick-John Robinson Whitley OF Londoh h'..--'
O,Iseg House-Chester s. Cole of Corning, n. 1.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
WORK OF THE B0AAD or ESTIMATE

The Board Of Estimate yesterdav Transferred
from uueKended balances $5 600 for clerk hire The
Ponce asked tnA, 900 placed al the dis
pOsa u the Commissioner OF Pubic WORKS 10 enable him
have front OF Police Headquarters paved
The was referred
tTOer.
The Board rescnced the passed at a
meeting appTopaing - 300 pay the
keepers at Ludlow
COuLsel having decided nat the Bosid had power 10 sp
asked Appropriation Of advertising done
prior TO 1872. The bill originally $50 600 but
fs1uced The Mayor thought IL Was too matter
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

horse attached 10 "A cab and owned by Patrick
Murphy, Of No 100 East Ihrtietst vas driven o the
street Ferry yesterday Desmond of 10
Elizabeth ST. and left ,tanDIg The lerrv ENTRANCE
after boat had left the slip suddenly Ia. horse took frr
something and ran tlrOuHh the Before he men
the hOd,e could ihc sip the horse .d
PLUNGED OyerOoird. The cab fell IN such a manner
it- 10 drosnrd 49,,
efforts wniCh made %