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SE1OLEIIONART PLOTS.
Disturbing Reports from Buenoa Ayres
that nre DIscrcditcd Here.

that nre DIacreditcd Here.
RurNos AlREa. July 29.-The city ia greatly
nGiated In consequence OF tho discovery OF
the plots t. overthrow the government This
Place Is carlisoned Ivy 1000 troops and 5000
armed policemen. The Boutse is domorali2od.
Tho trial of the consprators against the
Government is proceeding. Tho feeling Of
alarm is subsding.
A. q. Calvo Of 60 Wall street Is the Consul OF
the Argeu'ine iepubhc in this city. He II now
ON his way 10 liutnoS Ayres Nice.Consui i.
l.. de castro said YESTERDAY:
Calvo's !ourney. lie has gone down to attend
to- sOmo matters NJ private business al d to
visit MS iather and mother. who live in luenos
Ayres We have received no intimation III TINS
u!llce OF any movement likely to lead to insur-
TnCtnn. raIpll on, or revolution. As inr as TINT
.s concerned. we would not be likely tU receive
enry authoritative nows of such matters.
That would DO communicated first 10 the Allh-
is'er Mt Washington.
L" place no credence whatever In the report
nf revolutionary plot. The Constitution OF
oI that of this country. 1hore are few ex.
cpssiyelv rich men and few paurers: Almost
every citizen has something in the way OF
property. therefore in n revolution everybody
has something to risk, possi IDLY lose. and. so
far as / can zee, nothing to gain l cannot see
why thcro should be any greater incentive
there .or q violent change IN government than
thcre would be here. In all probability there
has been an insignificant riot or mutiny such
been rnagniGod according to fashion tnio
pnIt
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RAPID TRANSIT IN HOBOKEN.
A New Elevated Road from the Ferry &
Weat I1Oboken

west IObOEcn.
The North Hudson County Railroad Com
pany which owns the Hoboken Elevated Rail-
road is going to build a new road from the
ferly in Hohoken to West Iloboken. Tho
greater portion of 1t will no elevated. West
Hoboken is n town OF 1000 Inhabitants. and
is up on tho jersey Heights north OF Jersey
City. At present there is no direct railroad
from there to the ferry. and the people who
want to come to New York have to travel q
rounda bout way by horse cars to reuch the
ieIry. Tie quickest possible time by tho pres-
ent routes to the Ierry T. thirty minu'eR. Tho
North hudson County road owns the street car
lines. and the citizens have been calling Tor
better travelling facilities for several wears.
Some time ago the c 1mrRny made n ODo sition
TO build an elevated roai to the ferry on CON
dtion that the Town pay $4,000 Tor three
years to guarantee them against loss. The
cost OF the road would he S?50.0On, they said
and for at least three years after it was built
the income would not pay the interest on that
amount. There was mass meeting Of citi-
:eus in the Town liza yesterday. and II was
decided to accept the companyS pro1Ostion.
Property owners agreed 10 give lien on heir
property to secure the payment Of the 100
ard the railroad company ngrees to have the
road in operation wi hin n yenr. II also ncrees
to carry passengers from tho ferry 10 the eX-
treme western end OF the town In ten minutes
as soon as the road is In operation.
The sun., 1890-07-23
LEAD POISON
CURED.

am painter by trade. Three years ago
hal a bad case Of Load Poison. caused by US
ing rubber PAINT. was cured In a short time
by s. S, S. Tho medicine drove the poison out
through the PORES Of the skin. When l first
commenced takinG S. s. S. MY system was 80
saturated with ooison that my undorclothos
were colorod by the paint being worked out by
the medicine through the pores Of my skin.
was cured entirely by s. s. S. ] took nothing
olss. aud have had DO return since
C PARK EEAK. Waynssvillo. Ohio.
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2HE UORLI'S Fam.
Consulting with tho Financial Managers of
tho I;eatennini Exposition.

the tcntennlnl exposition.
PHILADELPHIA. July %. Tho members OF the
sub-commi,tee of the Worlds Fair Commits
sion. who have been hero for n week collecting
information to aid them IN organizing the Fair,
at noon to-day met at Mayor Filters office In
the City Hall the members OF the old Board OF
Finance OF the Centennial Exposition Col.
Mckenzie. Chairman Of the committee, said
the committee wished TO hear from the gem
temon present their experience. in conduct
ing the affairs of the entennial Exposition: :
secondly their dea as to what should be the
plan and 81 opo of the Worlds Far. and OF any
new CIR novel things that they could suggest;
thirdly. the powers and duties OF the Director
General. and lastly, what should be tho pow-
ers and duties OF the Executive Committee.
and. generally. any suggestion that they might
Fach member OF the old Board spoke at
length, md detailed In u general way how tho
Centennial was organized and carried on. They
were AL nf the opinion that the Director-Gen-
ern should have uIreme authority.
The committee will tomorrow meet Gen.
Goshorn at his otce, l Broadway. New York.
The American sabbath Union, Of which Col.
Elliott 4. shepard is President, issues - q re-
srectful. earnest appeal TO tho commissioners
OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition. 10 TO
held in Chicago, that it be, closed on the first
day OF the week. commonly callsI Sunday.
tn" evils that must cer,ainy follow the sun;
day orening. it is alleged, would be natlona!
and irreparabe.
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Kaiser 10 Sure It Is Not q Factory, q sa.
loon, or "a PIace Where LInuor Ia SoId.W


loon, or IL Place Where Liquor Is SOld."
When the property on Clinton HILL Newark,
was sold five years ago by the Clinton Hill
Commissioners. certain conditions were signed
by buyers. One was that no stable should bO
erected within sixty feet Of the front limo Of
any lot. and another was that no building
should be used as a factory. saloon. or place
for the sale OF liquor. Bernard Kaiser bought
one OF the lots on Broome street and started
bottlinG business. which was allowed 20 grow
and flourish without any remonstrance from
the neiGhbors until few days ago. when Mr..
Kaiser erected a large and unsiGhtly barn on
botting shop. The neighbors, objected to the
stable and Kaiser laughed at them. He pointed
TO tho tact that 1t was, over sixty feet back
from the front line Of his property.
Finding that onstrance was useless In
this matter, the neighbors concluded 10 invoke
the aid OF the CITY authorities to shut up his
bottinG establishment. The Common Council
will be asked to take tho matter under consid-
GRAFTON on Friday night
MI Kaiser laughs al the idea OF forcing him
TO close up or remove his business. He says
that beer bottling does not come under the
conditions imposed, and that his place Is
nether u saloon. factory or Il place where
liquor is sold. Furthermore he threatens that
he will build c. heap tenement house for ItRl-
iians ians I he finds that he must give up his bot
Ting business. s,s.Iaa -.
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War an the Pool sellers.

CHICAGO. July 22.--FollowinG me close o! the
Washington Park races, four big pool sellers
Rttempted ys,terday to reopcn thelrcity estab-
liehmsnts. TAe rooms wore promptly raided
by the police, md IL is said orders have heou
glven for similar daily raids. if necessary. 10
keen pools from heng sold. Pool selling is
allowed Oy Illinois At rae" tracks only, aud II
Is currently rel orted tuat the owners OF the
west eide track itend II he police fail in pre-
venting downtown pool selling, TO enlist the
service al Il c0rps ol detectives Ii the pool
sellers nre confined 10 the rnce course the
owners 4 tho track will realize n heavily In
creased iuCome.
The sun., 1890-07-23

aCYORS IN mann LUCK.
A New Lakeside Colony that broke Up
EnrIy-EInrd for TnkIng Hath.


W1NsTEp. Conn, July 22-Several weeks
ago n party OF actors aud actresses. hoping to
turn their summer leisure to profitable ac-
count, organized and came here to "amp out
py the lakes, having plnnnol 10 give perform
ances at tho nolghhorinG hotels. Wright
Huntington, late Of n Jim tho Penman
trorpe, WAS the Leading man. and in the COM
pany were his wife. FIorjhG Kingsley, Loonora
bradley. Manager lurIbult, AMI others all
wei known in New York. Tie venture has
proved to To u disastrous one in "yrrv respect,
Thr receipts have hcrn too small 10 meet mo
eXuensos AID ihr G max vas reached when u
warrant wa sued for Bur burt arrest. ono
count cha Eed him with fraud anI Il second
with bnthin., in the lake.
lie secured bonds on the. first charge and
pleaded guilty 70 bathing in The like for
mants huvo since b.en placed on the lnko cot
tagO owned hy tho actors. though some OF the
claims have been settled Tor iilty cents on tho
dollar
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MISS BUTCHtR'S DEATH.
Her BODY Lay In The uushea Two Weeks
ReIore her Friends Missed Bier.


EeIOre her Friends Missed Bier.
DANBURY. July 22-Mysory still surrounds
tho death OF Miss Julia Butcher. tho young
woman whose body was found BY n lonely DAD
nenr this place on Sunday evening. and, though
an inquiry has been set on foot it seems
doubtful II the true cause o! her death will
over be known. The affair is another Of those
mysteries OF which Connecticut has had so
many. Though Miss Butcher had been dead
for two weeks or m re. her di=npienrHnce was
ed Of her dcar h through the Coroner. She lett
her ,homs three weeks aGo for a visit in z
Ieghnoring town, and her fnmiy supposed
her sHfo with friend. She stoppel NJ B"lhrl
on her way TO visit the vie of Deputy Coroner
Barber. who is conducting he present inquiry.
From tho time sho left thero until her body
was found nothing WIS henrd OF her.
1 he body was found by boz. who stunt ed
which covered il. IT is generally believed that
the woman was murdered by tramps.
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1RE CESSES DISPUTE.
Mr.. Stevens OF Minneapolis Arrested-Re-
turns from Other Cities.

MINNEAPoLIs July 22.-Ed. A. Stevens. who
had charge OF the Supplementary Census Bu-
reau in Minneapolis was arrested yesterday
on a warrant sworn out by -. Pau! people.
charging him with conspiracy TO defraud the
Government by padding The Minneapolis re-
turns. The ST. Paul prosecutors hint darkly
that Others are 10 be arrested on the conspiracy
charge. among them some Of tho hest known
people In the city. The matter Is regarded
hoy e as great game of binir carrying ont the
original ST. Paul idea OF discreIiting. II poSs-
bie, the Minneapolis returns before the
country.
George j. SOpris announces the population of
Denver and suburbs ms l2G,1is. This shows
an increase over his iOrmcr figures OF 7.UOn.
which has been adGed 10y q rccanvass OF the
city hy tho Citizens C,ommittee.
DETEOIr, july 22.-1'he population Of the
seven largest cities OF Michigan. as ascertained
by the census. Is in round numbers; Detroit.
207.UQ0; Grand Ranidss, Gl,"ro; Saginaw. 54.-
son. 22.000: Kalamazoo, 1900.
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Isrd Fishing Limo to lESeape His Cred
ItOtu.

John Van SchaFsan German, 40 years od. hung
himself with Ishing line early yesterday morning in
All unfinished building the south side of l++th street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. hole lad been
cut for a cellar way tho nrst door from which a
plank ran obiGueIy to the floor OF the cellar Van
schassan, who a devoted fisherman, had doubled =
stout GshinR line and placed moose about bis neck
Then he ned lie ends ~ the cord about the plank lust
sIoys wG Gals he had driven into ts plank lie had
pr durr strAnguIttiou Tho body was removed u 2s2
Wet li.d street whero Van EchSsSSns wife 10 jani.
trrss The cOuLls hRi three children Van SlhaEsan
wasE amer but had not worked steadily since last
M, ney he earned ior drink and thAt he constantly
aRrnEsed ny lis creditors ono NJ these the last
IEitun hrsi!es Lis wife thar All SchssRn saw at his
hJuro on Monday morning
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L1vM uAsnIyGloy 7opICs.
Things of Interest Happening III and Out
OF the HalIS CoBgress.


OF the HnlIs OF Congress.
WASHINGTON. July 22.-"The price, 5Ors
pence an ounce. in London yesterday for bar
silver. while unprecedented" said director OF
the Mint Leech to-day. lis largely duo to
speculation. OF course. the primary caue 0
is the passage of the Silver bill. You will OBJ
serve. II you have watched tho stock market.
that silver is doing some very lively upward
sprinting in the nited States Just at present
tain persons in New York have for some
time been engaged In getting corner
sivsT pending The p%HssGGe Of The SILVER
seven million ounces, while upward Of two
that city The, law Goes into effect on Sept ID
mex. !,ntii that date, and for one monte
anything like accuracy what will be the mar
ket Price Tor silver 1t may have still! higher
monh AMI T msy bS S
several points lower than IT IS to-day. But,
whatever Is The market prize that me Secre-
only to-day received tho silver bill officially
from Congress. and are now ielsurc.Y engaged
In studying its provisions
The photographic chart for next month will
show no diminuton OF the ice in the North
Atlantic, A serious InassinG Of the leo has oc-
Cured on the coast Of Labrador and in the
has been penetrated by huge herSs to the dan
ger Of commerce. This ice of Labrador has
already interfered with The fishing and the
HEdrographlc ohise Is informed that the In;
hnoitanis arc n destitute circumstances and
Of he trading eompany. The char Of
Aus. wil! show less Ice on the southern
not remote from tho present track OF trans
atlantic steamers. Thore have been no inter
esting encouuters with bergs so ar this month.
The disastrous effects OF the great quantites
of Ice ars extending to the land. where those
who live by fishing and trapping ate unable TO
follow their o cupatlons. The animals are
said 10 have deserted their hRunts, and the
found their way from Now brpnRwick to the
GahlEg grOunds aud those which have sue
Ceeded H. making way through tho Ice are
l0mmed in,
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A Father Attempts to KIdnap his Own
Child.

Joseph Mccau and his wife have been separated for
some time and tho latter has been living with her
yearnld son at her sisters house 6S Gates avenue
brooklyn The husband has frequently tried to got
possession OF the child and he succeeded in piping
m nm no on Monday evening whc playing tho Sidewalk
IN tront ot he house. The father seIliug tho his
arms, boa dcd ates avenue but The mother who
witnessed mo incident from the window ran ont and
alter hos chase succeeded UvertaEng tho car she
dsmNnded We surrender or the boy ami q policeman
bnhfhr" NO car ana took the parties to The Gates
nur sh on There the boV ran to his mother and she
TOOK h.", home with her under tho escort OF a police
man. Ahe made no eOmplAiDt RgaiMsl her husband
The sun., 1890-07-23
LIT 4 DETIL CH4SEE.
An Explosion Occurred that VIII Cost at
Least One Life.

PORTLAND, H., July 22.-An explosion OF
powdor occurred nj Redkey. this county. yea
terday afternoon demolishing Carroll 4 Horns
grocery ard inIuring nine persons. The in
Jured are:
Joseph Carroll hand torn off and skin all
burned: Daniel Welt bank clerk seriously.
hut not fatally: Harry Manor. editor Redkey
1obn n"T TNyIer. 'S t torneius WATSON. Matthew Al.
kinson. and John Lake. slightly Injured.
he explosion was caused by MHnor's light
ing a specie oil iireWorks called devIl : chaser
which threw sparks into n eau containing;
about fourteen pounds Oi powder arroil eau
not possibly live. MAJOR is Wild with GrleI.
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Perhnps the Administration Hopes the
Climate VIII Iie 100 Much for Him.

Cant. James Webb OF Brooklyn has been Of
fered tho Consushr at Sierra Leone in West
Africa. but does not know whether he will ac-
cept it or not. He was formerly an active Re-
publican worker but few years ago joined
the ranks o. the Labor party and was one OF
tho leaders in That organization. Can't. Webb
said Yesterday: II understand hat the climate
III Sierra Leone is very bad, aud that 1t will
take n tough fellow to stand it: but suppose.
Kings county q little matter like that would
not bother me- ! will probably go to Africa II
/ lind there is an" dust in the Job"
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Tho Rev. w. F. Hu.neld's nequss,s.

PouGaEEErslE July 22.-The will OF tho Rev W P.
HATFIELD admitted to probate by surrobAts 0orlRnd
day The estate Is valued al about S7ooO Tue Grant
Memorial University; at tthens Tenn and the Mission.
Ary Society of tic Methodist IpEcopal Church. earh
receive Sl,ON IhAt Is ABI bCIrratIrl to tile
New York Conference q tho Methodist kpisuuuai
Church, the annna income oi which # It 10 awful b,
10 apped % the Buppnrt Of "t prenchsrs The
Wesleyan University 81 Miudletown, Comm, gets $50 b.
The sun., 1890-07-23

While Mary Allen, aged 32 years was suffer-
ing from paralysis Yesterday morning at her
home 80 Fatbu-h avenue. Drooklyn, hor hus-
band and mother tried to remove her set Oi
false teeth. They failed, however. and tho
teeth STUCK 10 The woman r throat Amhul lanco
Surgeon kimba succeeded in removing them:
but the woman had been 81 much exhausted
that she died in a short time.
The sun., 1890-07-23
The N. Y. Police Say:
SOMEBODY HiT orr HIS FINGER.

Some sSanrulrnrv Incidchts in Robert Ar.
chihnId's Sea, cii tor His Wife.
Robert Archibald. formerly n clerk In the
passenger department. ofthe Now York Central
rond, is about to commence replevin proceed
ings against Mr.. Woodman. resident OF
White Plains, TO recover certain household
effects. Some time ago Archibald and his wife
separated. and he stored his household furni-
ture In fiat on l25th street. His wife went to
White Plains and began keeping boarders. A
few days ago Archibald visited the boarding
house and had stormy Interview with his
wife, which resulted In his taking all OF the
family pictures out OF their frames. He told
her that he would give her until September to
make up her mind to live with him again.
Subsequently he sent a messenger to her with
n note. in which he asked her for another In
terview. She sent word back that she would
meot him In New York on Tuesday.
This Indefinite reply made Archibald indig;;
Woodman. When ,krchlba applied to Wood;
man Tor Information about his vile he told
man sent word by messenger to Archiba that
il he did rot keep away from his house he
Sa %a,sd s&%S at the heo$Sd
came down to the hotel aud attacked Archi-
bald. The latter threw the boarder down,
jumped on HIM; and WAS giving MIN iee5iui "
the hotel. interfered. Archibald then went to
Woodman house, accompanied by Lawyer D.
II. Hunt, Constable Bogart. and others. On
learning that his vile was not in the house
Archibald became excited, and denounced
W" odman and Martin for conspiring, TO keep
back to the Standard House. and was soon fol-
lowed by Woodman and Martin. This was on
Sunday night
Martin and Archibald began a quarrel and
had rough-and- tumble fight in the sitting
room Of the hotel. The curtains were pul led
CHEZ Clerk Widey Odell interfere'l. He was
handled roughly. and during the scutl'e one OF
Boeert finally interiercd and put an end to the
fight. No arrests were made. Clerk Odell
says he does not know who bit of his finger
The sun., 1890-07-23

Cnl Charles Chaiie Long and Miss Mario
Amelia hammond wero married by he Rev.
MI MH"Nlian IN lha mousse uf the brides
mother ~ Grown Point, \, l., yesterday nom
lrg. Col. Long obtained his rant In the Eryn-
uda SolN ice - d"l lsmuil I'nsha. Sub5cqlient-
Y io was nj eI StgtcS ons NJ ( Or"a. NJ IS
Eamnlond Is he daughter of the late Cen
,iOhn liammoUd Tie rnups will sail Tor
turre IN tho iied Star steamship We,ter
'Rul -l.ly.
The sun., 1890-07-23
constitutional Amendment Election In New
Jersey.

TRENTON, July 2.-Attorney- GenerRl Stock
ton to-day decided that tho Constitutional
Amendment. ordered to be submitted to vote
of the people by the last two Legislatures,
must he voted upon under the law as II ex-
listed previous 10 tho passage OF tho new Ballot
Reform law. The principal amendment pro-
posed repeals tho clause of the constitution
prohibiting SpeciGi le@ialntion, The act pro-
NidinG for a special election provides it's own
machinery, which, though inconsistent with
the Ballot Keform law was nnssed laior.
The sun., 1890-07-23

WILMrHGToN. Del. July 22.-The Wilmington
City Passenger Hallway Company surprised all
its employees to-day. being the regular month
ly pay day, by an unsolicited incrensc OF IA
OF the Board OF Directors II was decided 10
make this use OF portion OF tho current sur
nina earninRs
The sun., 1890-07-23
Hohok.n OmcInI. In BuIrmor-,

BALTIMORE July 22.-Mny or August Grass
man. Aldermen August Bewig =. Ianirgan,
and Harry Snvdcr OF lIoboken. and Louis d.
AppleEate. Jr. Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
partmcnt Of TINT city, ar" in baltimore inspect
Ing the Fire DEPARTMENT. They were NJ The
City Hal to-day. Upon the Invitation Of the
Ma or rhs party took II trip down the bay this
afteInOOn
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A Prompt Cure.

was cured sound and well OF case Of
Blood Poison Ivy S. S. s. As soon as ! diScov-
cred was afflicted with the disease COM
menced tR&ing Swft's SrocIhc Is. s. S.. and in
Giew weeks was perwancntly cured.
GEORGE STEWART.
May 4 1890. Shelby. Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ia
The sun., 1890-07-23
Executions Asnrnst tho willy w~nAeh Firm

Deputy shsrih Burns took possession yesterday OF tho
once OF the nrm OF Willy wANach importers fbrusheG
combs, and stationery at t23l Broadway on an eNscu,
tion for Sl $50 In favor OF H. NJ, Monsanto who Il s
said represented the lrm In Paris Tho execution Is
Judgment against WHY WHllAch Edgar BLACKWELL
and vi liam /. Marli. who have been Gglns business
under The style OF Willy WAllacH Ihe business - a
OF that -tAred many vShr' ago hy tho sto
WHY N1i!arh INC well know GERMAN rit/vE, Alter
hs cath N Feur ArE. ~ ms nephew, tho prrtelt
WHY Wallach an lus son IN iaw. ldrEr y rlaGA ELL
formed iht liim q; why MahNCli ami continued tho
business Mt E,Hckwol looL ing Ter y hero while Mr.
Tered against tho trim yesterday for S3oG4 In favor uf
II. Munster.
The sun., 1890-07-23
No E,ccuon TO- ~. ~r-rn-a'- YeL

There viii l.. no r.r,t,n in S. stephens Protestant
Episcopal church TO day, lecRusc Judge BooktavsT OF
The Court NJ common PeHs has decided 10 continue
ths order stAyiuC p'ndirG Arp"RL The rector must
stpua o do noting msnnwhe without leave OF The
Court, hICept prosecute his ApncaL
The sun., 1890-07-23

NEWPORT, July 22-It Ia understood here
that Ii. NJ. Brooks o! New York has paid $780,
GOO for the Gardner Brewer es ate. at tho lower
END OF bellevue avenue. THIS Is the highest
Brewer WAS one Of Boston's leading business
men.
The sun., 1890-07-23
pcnth orthe Lurxcst Man In Illnor..

TUsooLA, ILL.,, July 2l.-John Harris tho
largest man in Illinois, died on Saturday night
AZ his home near here. lie wuS ~ years Of age,
and his weight ior mrny ycats past has been
between bUu and iUu pounds.
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Before and After Using.

At one time naA awful sores All pimploS
on my face, aud after using two bottles Of
s. S. s. ] was cured. and now have nice,
smooth complexion.
JAMES L BOYLE. Atlanta. Go
The sun., 1890-07-23

Jol n Mullins the wetknown furniture man and tho
of Badge and other crack horses has
Rsut for s. Oll damages agar ~ the Brighton Beach
Railroad Cunpuny- He al eH hat on JIIe p" while
hia way train 10 tiin Brighton EoRch track, lie
wa orutA.ly assaulted by Brakeman Harding and an.
other enpO"rr Gf the TUhd. lhe trouble arose over
co.'r"Ne NeTsv w"h TO con nciOr at0ut the oupOn OF
jus tckrt whcI was blown out Of his hand while IN
The act OF handing II 10 the conductor