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HOW PRICES DAM WENT OUT.
A Wall of Water Thirty Feet High Roar
Ing Down n Nevada RaVine.


On Sunday afternoon, July g. at about
quarter OF 5 o'clock. Prices reservoir at the
foot Of Slide Mountain. burst and the water
rushing down the canon, submerged the V.
and T. track at Franktown. causing delay OF
the passenger train. which returned to Carson
for the night
A convulsion OF nature had left hollow
place that was utilized by W. f. Price as site
for water storage. He turned a mountain
stream into the depression and damned the
lower end This gave him lake three miles
long, half a mile Wlde. and seventy-1ve feet
deep. Below this he made another reservoir.
covering about fiyo acres of land. with the
r. track. at an elevation of about 1000 feet.
,hrough which ei ume p ,'rH runs. The ame was
used for tiuning Ice and water from the reser.
Sod here arr his BARNS snd Ice
houses The improvements and reservoirs are
valued at S250UO.
work on the tiume when they heard roar like
q train OF cars coming. As they looked up the
ravine they saw wall of water 80 feet high
and 100 feet across coming down the ravine.
From base o crest 1t was as white rs marble,
and al the summit it carried load OF logs and
I here were three men in the ravine at a
roint whero, the sides were too steep to climb.
path about 300 yards The instant the wall OF
water, flashed In sight at the turn OF the ravine.
lUty uTOppcu eNoTSluluk anu ueu uOWu Lu0
rocky path. The water was several hundred
yards away but gaining at a fearful pace.
There was u narrow point IN Its pa,h where
the rocks Jutted out from the sides. Here it
paused for a. few seconds, as the ac-
cumu alton Of logs and bouliers, was
cnuGnt in, tho Jam. but the weight Of
water piled up behind soon amounted to
thousands Of tons. and with crash the TOM
cleared hundred feet at one leap. The throe
Price. and they think that this temporary
# hA
saved their lives. They reached point where
they could climb 10 higher ground. and they
barely did 50 when tho water shot past them
with rush and only a few feet below them.
Teaching the hill they tried TO sound the
alarm to those below. but We're too far away.
At this uOint however, they found q band OF
gypsos, and one who had a fast horse WAS sent
down TO warn Price Ol bis danger. He had to
g. roundabout way OF about jwo miles, and
reached the ranch too late 10 lie of any service.
Price. however. had seen tho water coming,
and got h!S family out OF tho house In time.
The loot of the ravine Is about half a mile from
the house. and the water spread out rs soon as
1t ceased TO be confined spread ing over about
twenty-five acres OF land. 1t swept away the
barn. rose above the lower floors Of the house,
went through the i"e house. and then covered
the railroad track with debris for about 900
yard. The down passenger train which con-
tanned an extra quota OF ladies and children en-
route TO Reno to attend some school EXERCISES,
WAS delayed until nearly midnight. when all
efforts to clear the track fGilod aud the train
returned to Carson.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Lighthouse Board
has decided to establish Il light and fog bell at
Coney Island about Aug, l. Ono light, which
will be of the fourth order, showing red flash
light every ton seconds, will be exhibited from
tho structure recently erected Mt NOrtCn's
Point. on tho west end OF Co ey island, Tho
light will illumlne the ent re horizon, The TO-
cal plane II 76s feet above mean low water
from the deck OF n vessel and Is feet above tho
sea 14t. nautical miles. Tho liEht will 10
shown from black lantern. surmounting Il
square pyramidal skeleton tower, During
thick or toRRy weather the fog bell. which Is
PLACED southwest OF the tower near, the blun
will bs struck by. machinery single blow
every fifteen seconds.
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Trying to IEenew the Boycott In Now
Haven on FleIschman's Yeast.

New HAVEN. July 19.-Aueust Deabar. Sec
retary Of the National Bakers Union. was in
town day. and this evening he addressed a
mass meeting OF tho bakers held in the Trades
Council hall. Secretary Delabar first issued a
challenge to the local organization to dis
cuss with him the ground on which it
raised the boycott on Fleischman's yeast,
aud when no one responded lie accused them
openly Of having been traitors to the central
organization. lie alleged that the local organ
agents, and insisted that the boycott must bo
again placed on the Fleischmans' product To-
morrow Mr. DelAbar will address Il mass meet
ing in German.
The trouble grows out OF the fact tho local
Knights c' Labor first boycotted FIeischman s
yeast under orders from the national head.
and then removed tho boycott after listening
TO an address by an agent OF the fleiSrhmans:
that the boycott will be again place Oh tho
Fleschmaus.
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MAGGIE HouRIGAN's MURDER.
a COIored Convict In Dannemora Prison
Claims TO Know the Murderer.

DANNEMoRA, n. T., July 19.-Merritt Schuy-
Ter, a coored youth confined In tho prison here
on conviction for forgery. claims to possess
evidence that will tend to secure tho arrest OF
the person who murdered Maggie Hourgan
near Greenwich Washington county some
thing over year ago. Schuyler lived in Green
wlch at the time Of the murder. He was visited
this week by District Attorney Hull and told
him portion Of his story. but said he would
not give the whoie OF 1t unless assured that he
would receive pardon from the Governor.
Schuyler SAYS that on the night OF MagRie's
death he saw DR.. Scott pick her up in his car
riage and drive away with hor. Mr. Hull is
said to be iayorably impressed with schuyler's
story and wi swear him al the next session OF
the Grand Jury. Or. SCOTS name has been
frequently used ln connection with the Houri-
gan Inystery. but he has always denied all
knowledge OF the affair. Miss Ilourigan's
dead body was found with the head lying In q
shallow crock, near Middle Falls, O short dis
TANGO from Greenwich. Two antopsies were
he'd, the doctor nt the first prOnouncing 1t a
cAso Of suicide while those at tho second de-
clared that tho girl had been murdered bevond
doubt, towards to the amount Of 81. 500 have
been Otleled Tor the conviction OF tho murderer.
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Leon r. Verrl, aged u year. q clerk in tile Auburn
Me, iUr bflre, HfT'-t ~ On Friday for stealing
from letters NerTil ha. confessed.
= +. campbell aud NirhOas N.lHrron have been ar.
rested On ViGluu Oi nurir M suFy NUHTlr whose
body found On lfldAS afternoon In boat VG East
Bosom with tie Fku cI shed
Nv thr sNpospn of "A kerosene stove lhre" Rivers
Mas Friday atrru0oN Mrs william rr.er.e was
ia ally Injured. an Mrs litnrN Rivers "A y burr
a1Out he elj aud arms aud hrcamr .u,auu
Edward T., ~mirI. . las Cndr.r- naL an Iattrn tho
Cuban turgaF wRuIrI n Hu. u Tor - ltirg.grI,G
wa capUircI u Port AMI Me-. y,s'rglnY Suutu
erCiI ed fr ,iu a O-'ul pc s..u u..u.| .u. =
TIE %rN forL. ,Tlo and Nr.lcrr Railroad Com.
pAny Aialrs that II VII larry free ma era ipT huiE
boarding hOu,r- and huiss hAVi'g ruua ~ u' lu
more parsons LeAw4'e sullivan. u.sIur amt range
CU.nties
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4 LETTER EROM MuiyGL.
Jke Asks for More Missionaries and Says
He WIN Help Stop the slave Trade.

Jia Asks for More Missionaries and Snys
He VIII Help Stop the Slave Trade.
PARIS, July ia remarkable letter has
Keen received by Cardinal Lavigerie from
Nwanga, the KinS Of Uganda who murdered
Bishop Harrington and burned many native o
Christians to death. Mwanga. when driven
from the throne, took refuge with the Catholic
missionaries south Of Victoria NyanZa and ho
was assisted to regain his throne by the native
Christians whom no had prosecuted. Here arc
some extracts from his letter:
u wish 10 inform you OF my return TO my
Kingdom. You have been told by your mis-
sionaries that when the Arabs drove me out of
Uganda went to Ukumbi. where MonsgnOr
livinhac and his missionaries treated me with
great kindness. After four months the Chris
tians sent for me to go back, We fought the
trumphed over them.
90 Now pray. you TO send me moro priests to
out the country OF Uganda And beg 20 you UTt to to
send me men who are learned in the art of
nedcine. like those who have gone to Till.
When they arrive will give them n good place
to Iiye ~ A.,
OF EuIope 30 that they may stop tho slave
trade IN Area As for me. II the whites wish
me to. can aid them little in this work and
can put stop to tho slave trade in all the
countries bordering on the Victoria Nyan2a."
Ihis man Is now only about a years old.
as the most dangerous and mercess ieSpOt in
the Interior OF Africa, this letter is regarded as
very remarkable production. His constant
association with the priests iu his days OF ad-
versity. whom he WAS deI endent upon
the very whites whom he had formerly
imprisoned and threatened with death for
the roof that covered him and every mouthiul
Of food has had. marked influences upon him.
lie is now protesting Christian OF the Roman
Catholic persuasion. but ho is at present wei
coming missionaries OF every sect ana tho
English Protestant missi naries have Gono
back TO Uganda and resumed their work.
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shot by ~ Detective.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 19.-In Bibb county,
forty miles south Of here. last night John
Thrasher GO years old. WA shot and killed by
Detective ". B. Morgan OF this city Thrasher
was the father OF Bart ThI asher noted out
law, murderer and escaped conyicr. who is
Patton went down from this city to attompt
the capture Of Bart Thrasher for whose arrest
TiRG "a Ganca Sse am ba nm
about midnight Old man Thrasher with
shotgun was keeping watch outside. lie met
the detectives and attempted to shoot Patton
Morgan shot tho old man through The body
with n Winchester rife, killing him instantly.
Morgan has not been arrested
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A DEADLY PEUD.
Four More Victims OF the War Between
the Smith and Messer FamiIien.

LOUISVILLE. July 19.-Another outbreak Of
the Smith Messer feud Is reported TO- day from
Knox county. The battle occurred on Thurs
day evening at Hubbard's mill on Sinking
Creek. one Of the most lawless sections In the
State. There was political gathering there,
being advertised as speakers. Both the smith
and Messer factions were on hand. carrying
their Wnchesters and forty-fours."
1t is not known Just how tho trouble began,
but at about 3 o clock the shooting com
menced and when the smoke had cleared
while the rest had scattered and disappeared
Eighteen men were arrayed on the one side
and about twenty-five on the other. Those
killed were two OF the Mills boys. belong ng to
the Messer faction. and Robert Burchett and
John Howard. belonging TO the Smith crowd
More trouble is expected.
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a Fire that Cost Five Lives.

QUEBEC July l9.-At the inquest to-day on
tie bodies OF tho Maranda family. tho five VIC
TINS Of yesterdays fire, who were found par
ally cremated in their beds. Eli Dufour de-
or in whose bar the fire originated. offered him
slu a fortnight ago 10 burn down the house.
DuRna r.. who escaped from tho burning
ct has beon sent 10 Iail and the Coroner has
postpone tae inquest until Thursday. Rwnit-
iug IN" result Of the Fire Marshall's inyestiRa-
II II INTO the nnuso Of the fro. Rumors arc
also current that Maranda had large sum Of
n n"y IN ha Possession al tho time OF his
dtu'h
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Mr.. BIa,ne's Letter to Senator Frye.

WASHINGTON, July 19-Certan statements
have appeared in the press to the effect that
Senator Fryes lrst knowledge Of the letter ro-
ceived by him from Mr.. Elaine was from seeing
1t In the newspapers. Mr. Dent MIR. Blame
private secretary. tonight requested that
these statements be denied. Mr.. Dent said ho
himself delive oil the letter 10 Senator Fryo
personally. and after its preservation he IN
Guirod II the senator had any onJcCtion 10 It's
publication. MI ryo said TINT j." had no OBJ
10 Mr.. Blnine 10 have II published IN full Mr
Dent thought It woud be. AID senator FRYE
thereupon authorized him to give the letter to
Ile Associated iIe-S
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TEUToN 4 mon CLASS HORSE.
Ten Broeck's son HUNS u Mile and = Quar-.
ter In s,O0 lie.

CnrCAGo July Io.--The most successfu! meeting ever
held by the Washington Park club closed to day with
All attendance Of 900 and good racing over very
fast track,
The Wheeler Handicap went to that prince OF uncer
tanues Teuton who proved himself to the surprise Of
eyrry body master Of both weight ami distance Tho
other fell in turn TO Anarchist, Chapman. Arun
drI Prince FUr'uuatus and Glenhall The largest
winning horse during the meeting WAS Uncle Bob, his
Derby victory which amounted to SI5,slu putting HIM
al the h, ad II the list Tho most successful owners
wrre tie chicago stable Win totAI OF S!6851. Luke
EIacA burn get won SId'a7. A.ing him at the head
oftne .lailiou Frtuon and Il Williams divide houors
a. ilrst Jockey, each having Won eighteen races
hrId Of royen vent 20 the post IN the opening race
S T'.F SSi y "1 M 1a "GS .6 f99aSi aS IN ne 1TS T
homr aud -rnaOr Hearst lue u9oAer colt AnnrclSt.
icniIhs rom Na.er Tho,nton walnut was tltrd
rio tec"n l ra a purse for three ycnr ods at one
milr had tx sfrtcFs chapman was a fAYoro, and
light Jed was beaten nose for second place Time,
ia richest all ased event OF ,rs meeting tho wheel
rr Ilaud' 'ap for rer yraro's and lr"ard a. one
Tnc-o are tho ar,er,: n" on l,s rirtton ". q.
ro" S@ 10, u.ei,. 80 "Ts. rms Ss,ai. sS,.S IL
hf" f,,& me- rraph,eS S nSr i u IT, Lcws re-
Wanlrrn, Iu. ,-"d'u Ii'r"crit" closet f1voriir,
;o S he y Ge w.. ra% ISa!SsSS %ay rto s
Mi after ruurnE 81 tnr on.H a. though his com,
master "r "a.'to.'on rrE today nlt II is m
Xmn"r@' lNn You'd nv, aotoG,d MN Eg$@"or, sap
naI rny'rr lnc mi.' hl 4 GUAR er M = n, hrt,I
ina t.' M,,r raanur- 10 .r-, lnio N 4 l'rinco
Iouso Hm,ue see'nd " Sa-ia IN tr'nt "I lIynocr'e,
ile fourth RAE ae,s ggr'e at n'os fnrlons' had
9an.,ro,, ia N Arona' a.a Himipi, after dsG
80 r,'o ArunIri won IN c4ntsr by nvc i'ngIhs
[rG ormn'!o, r,4" o' gsga., wsf !hsIt5yoa,o
~ ~ , m t, a ~, II1 ly Sryti aid I.f from
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INpASAPoL,. July l9-The Republicans
hore today nominated negro for tho tate
Legislature. There has been widcsuroad re-
volt among tho rOlo'nd hreIhrn0, owing % tho
treatment Of them by the Harrison Admins.
tralluu. some pAparted Cabinet positions Hu.
Othel wanted H. rnrFcsent N" H"Nernmcut AZ
revolt. 10 meet this "a coiorod schOOltcachor
was nominated to-day for tho Indiana House
OF RepresentAtlYes.
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Robbed tho Man who cave Hin a Rid.

FREDERTcKsBURG, Va, July 19.-Frank A.
Heitz, a jeweller OF this city had desperate
encounter with highwayman late last night
He was riding to town. and had In his buggy
satchel containing some watches When about
eight miles from town he was accosted by
nteei;lookinE man. who said he was tired
and asken TO be taken aong Mr.. HeitI took
stranger kicked the satchel into the road and
mado q fierce attack on HeitH with q knife.
Heinn threw the man out. but the latter drew
pistol and fired several shots, one OF which
struck Heitz and rendered him unconscious.
The highwayman then mado OF with IIeitzs
pocket book and satcheL.
The sun., 1890-07-20
A Strange Fish.

NEW LuNpoS, July !8,-Ihe smark Martha brought a
strange FISH 10 Hamilton Powers 90 ui this city uus
dHY as Teeh ana the odes' tshctIuCu are unable to
name it eNyre.si,n and slf'. 40 uae a n.,r.sn.
bht EiouicE tHAi ihEt h-l hud II has me tai ut
mArkoroi Ard the mOutl pf plIgy ne roorti nj =
an autumn slnss' with bcauuiuI stripes of bright red
ana br"Wush green along IL sides suulr NprTs tlGh
u l. trOp ical ish hamllgu. 20 era tu u..l .iar
10 know Just what ltIA
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ALrASY July ia.-The Youthful League Club OF tho
city of New York ia the title GER incate OF in
corporation filed hero. its incorporators are John II
KnoeppoL Char es Schneider. Joseph ", Flynn Thomas
Mulholind, Arthur Arc ander, Alfred Briggs Aaron
f. Young, Gunther X. AckernRn charles Jones fIer
man poan Louis A Risse. Edwin White g. August
Mogrets. John u TiegneE John IIo9ch August MosbnS
Y Bussing. Jacob SeAholi Carl SotAchuk, Robert Ia
brsko uayid Mory. John Ia Stroud George pritSchA.
aud koOsrt 4 stewart Tho Object is tle socia ani
puTsu NJ bUN ling as IaStime The tTuste"s John
II knoeppel Charles schuriier. Joseph ". Hymn,
A
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Increasing tho Number OF Managers or
the Manhattan Club.

ALHAST July IA certificate OF an increase OF tho
number OF managers OF the Manhattan club OF New
York mas been filed hero The number il nAei at
nftesn. who are named aG fOl!Ows frederic H. 'ou
drrt, Christopher g BALDWIN DAVID Gilbert J. I'd
Robert NJ, Taylor, John Hone Jr;, Leicester Holne
liam Z. Whitney, George u, HGyeuA and Waiter stan
The sun., 1890-07-20

A Nj %. - NoTfok street Samuel wizsr's mat
trcss factory, damage ago, T@l az West I2IsI
street damage Sglt, II 90 aI5 West Sixteenth street
J.. BRO mou.ls lor,waN factory, damage S4,uuO.
T. 81 / ', 80 second street. dwelling damage s.:
I ID IauN ,u j. Eolly and i konus awnings dam
.rf '.| il .b. Al Ne. flry lftn - rt0I AsssY a
'..trs rp1 '"anlT" duHu.e s. y1, rl, :, I5A Aud
.'.s .|r1 avenue awnings hurasd ~ sparks from rl
~ 4 Htl pa .uaga So 90 -, James Mcintyre ron
~ lus li.i .F. I.tn stroct ana Rider avenue aud Ad
'ftUE eds r''rf. 5:u 27n Nrst .8th street part
mont I hen. ANN Leaf no dam4ge. + 90. cellar ~ q
- A.hum u. ar. occupied bY BArnum 4 Co no dam,
0sr, HH ~ tdsc street apartments Uf Isaac Proc.
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Staten I.land's Athletic Club.

ALuLSY July 2n-ThS CorInthIan Athletic Club Of
staten Island has been incorporated for the stated pur
rose OF tho promotion, development and prHcu u
Rynnasic and athletic games II yachting, hHn'iux
TihiIig bathing and a lawful spOrH and TO promo
aud rucourage social muscal dramaIio, and lierMy
iuipTOYemun ut ard entertainment The cub managers
are Edmund Aths JUhn Robertson. Judson NutTe,,
ii " &c FascRl liArrowrr, gorge i ratUn IL
The sun., 1890-07-20

ROME, July 19.-There aro persistent rumors
here that convention has been signed by
England which grants Italy tho sole authority
In the northern 1uba territory in East Africa
The Italian Government is buying largo
number OF cavalry horses In Germany aud
''-N
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A nn,cn,r noy KmIca hy nnmn wnl,er.

AdaU Krry, a lGyear old empoy &c NJ Frank ruui
soup butcher At The corner of Lee avenue ana ffnn
street Williamsburg gh was k'sl yesterday by tls "a
a hunh WA'rr IN tue Nat huidlu. A. go he nora
avenue lie AEl been sent 10 the hOuSe IN meat aud
yesrtAngs for OF the tenants AID While lOislng
the water the rope br ke, and the mathneb'R Ing
struck him he stood bending GuHu, u D the neck,
breaking IL and ki.inH him Instantly
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Obituary.

Lydia Rocker lender OF the women 3 suffrage
movement in England, died yesterday at
Geneva OF dlphtheria.
Dr. William Is. Simonton OF Oakland. Cal,
died yesterday, aged ~ lie was native of
Pennsylvania
Sir Allied Slade, Chof Of tho l'ritish Inland
Revenue Department d led yesterday.
The sun., 1890-07-20

MONTGOMERY Ala. July 19.-W. w. Cottrcll
OF Cedar Keys Fla, who recently created II
sensation there, was arrested in IOwndcs
county, Ala. to-day BY United States Marshal
Walker lie came to this city with somo Of ms
friends and promptly gave bail. COttrell for
mer!y lived near here. and his ather was oaco
q memper OF Congress from this Sta,e.
The sun., 1890-07-20
CONVENTION OF TIA. H. Cecilia tSoe,.ty.

The ~ Cecilia ely wll, meet IN convention IN this
cilS on Aug D. q and aud wal be atsud'd ~ prrs,S
aud oTganEts from all part. Of The country, rrot IOEn
hIugSni eTgeT whom The Pope created Knight Of ~
GFcEorY uFn his services la behalf Of ecclest
teal music arrived on Wsdnssday lie win have enrgS
Of tue grand chorus VI ths convention
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Nne Ccn.us Mnn Was q ThleE

Thomas NJ. Oiyer and Tobias Barker pleaded guilty
pefoo iudge Nartue IN Tho General Sessions FFiday
Of rohbug Lawyer Gr0rgs Baker Of 2Ni Broadway ut
S4D gOd watch IN saloon A. Ilrth Eir et aud becnnd
avenue Judge MARITIME sentenced them 20 Two years
and three months Ia STATE PRISON ohVsr NAs census
snunsFatOT IL 10 sad that be was convicted nf green
goods Awindllng In Brooklyn year or Two ago
The sun., 1890-07-20

LONDON. July 19.-The Anchor line steamer
Furnessia. from Glasgow July II for New York
before reported returning disabled. anchored
off Malin Head to-day. The chief officer and
Purser landed and reported that the propeller
length OF her shaft was broken and her stern
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wants Somebody Else for rrIme Minister

CArE Town July l0-Gn the Chps Colony Pariau. -nt
hr. Rhodes the new Prime Minister, has auuo.uceI
OuRhly South African.
Mr. Lang gave notice thAt he wOuII lutrodure :
motion declaring that Il was impO ito aul uUlssiih
tlithr GhOdes who Ia the otNriu r"pi"srnluttye vi
uls British south African Company, 'Lugil nod tho
oiice Of Prime Min.steT.
The sun., 1890-07-20

TANGIEH, July l9.-The expedition sent ont
by tho Sultan OF Morocco against the Zemmour
tribe which recently raied the camp OF the
enemy being com pletey routed.
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To Look Into Mr. Heed's Methods.

seer Tar" NIu,0m las directed Treasury Agents
WIllelraa and rhsu,e to .n,stIgal" shippug Cym
missioner I,mrs g Ised uiHRa-ement "t Lis once.
&c ar more ut Shippng melcA Apts have ash ed tho
secretary remove Mr.. Reel. The investigation be.
gius his wcs., and viii Oe conducted al the CusOin
House,
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cam NAY, July 10 Postmaster. enernl wamanakeI
arrived by tho evening express and Joined his family at
Cape May Point Russell Harrison and Wis nc .oIn
Ihnisd him from Washington and on arrival wrUt Al
onre TO the Harrison cottage hoy being hr?g BY
the President and hrA Harrison.
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Khnl,1a Abdull4n In warlrLe Mood.

QAIRo. July 19.-According to advlces re-
ceived here the Mahiis successor has detor-
mined to make another advance, and has sum
moned the E!nirs to council Of war.
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Ellen swSntun. - years old Sister rorusrted with
tile Convent Of the sacred lear AZ MaHua'tauyu-,
was brought Ia ron"h g. bellevue Hospital rstergay
sun TlnK from insanity.
The sun., 1890-07-20
Emperor William Will Meet the King of
Belgium.

BaussELs, July 19.-The Independence Beloe
says that Emperor William. on his way to Eng
land In the imperial yacht Hohen2cllern. will
OF BelRium.
The sun., 1890-07-20

The lteAmshipS Augustine FROM Para ard slayonlA
lJ1m HAMBURG arrived last night steRmslIp hOuFi
land from New York, WAS pgnAled on the sgillY lhl
shebyeSLsrdaE
The sun., 1890-07-20

ATHENS. July l9.-The Duchess OF Srarta,
vile OF the Crown Prince OF Greece and sister
Of Emperor William, has given birth u u son.
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FROM JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.
A VERY INTERESTING STORY TOLD By
MR. JOHN KERN
He Tells a Reporter How Drs. Mccoy and
WiIdman Relieved Him Of Catarrh that He
Mad Suffered with for Five Years,

Mr. John Kern a photographer ami a brother Of en-
CoInmttsoner Kern of Hudson county j. ives on
thr ron VI orsoy tity Heights Mt Snt sherman avenue
lie lsa a wifo and two little children auu prspJ
home lie said 70 a reporter IN inLeINloWi
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DEATH OF BANKER JAMES NJ. BROWN.

Tho Senior Member OF Brown Brothers e.
Co. Victim OF Heart Disease.
MANCHESTER, Vt, July 19.-James NJ. Brown
OF Now York, who was 81 ending the summer
at the Auuinot House here died suddenly to-
day OF heart disease. Ho wns the senior NOM
Dor OF tho firm OF Brown Brothers & Co., bank
ers with branch houses in London and all i'm
portant European capitals.
The firm ia as we'll known In England as
in America. The London house is Brown.
Shipley Il Co. Both are wel known
to American travellers, Issuing as they
do travellers credits and handling Ameri-
can accounts in London and LIVERPOOL.
Brown. Shipley Il co. are the financial agents
OF the United States in England.