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Robbed tho Ra,lroad,s Par,or Cars.

Policeman Stanley OF Jersey City followed nve boyS
into yard in the OF 20 Railroad avenue yesterday
lie rhem into shed They all carried bundles
wrapped In newspaper and he suspected that they had
stolen them. lie waited fifteen minutes and then
pulled opon tho shed door. Two OF tho boys smok
ing cigars They were stretched out in hammocks
slunR across the Shod Tho other three lying on
the floor Tho shed we'll furnished with things that
had evidently been stolen from pAror cars In tho rail
ana TOOK =. the boys e Police heaaquqrten. They
Thomas Moon. James BOYD. and Pred Noble. They
ranged In hge from ~ 70 l6 years Detective Mcbride
making frsGnent rads on car: IN tho railroad yards
schmidt who lives In tho house IN front OF tho shed in
Railroad avenue was accused OF buying stolen spoons
from tho boys lie was arrested
III" boys were arrnigned before Justice stsiug and
were committed for trial schmidt held pending
further investigation The plUndcr found in tic SIZED
VIII bo returned to Ino owners whom they identify IL
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500 More or Cooper q HewItps Men On
Strike,

TRENTON. July 17.-Eight hundred men. pud-
dlers. heaters. and roughers In the Trenton
Iron Works. ono OF the Cooper * Hewitt mills.
struck for an increase OF ten per cent. in wages
tonight. This is not the mill at which several
hundred men are out because the firm refuse
to sign the scale of.waGes adopted blythe Anal
gamted Iron Workers Association. Cooper
d Hewitt several years ago when their en-
ployees werc dissatisfied told the men that
their mills in Trenton were not over profltAb Bile
and the main reason why they kept their fires
burning here was that they disliked to throw
so many people out OF employment There Is
foar that tho firm will snu: down. They ON
plOy several thousand men and their pay roll
iG lanyy
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JOTTIS0S ABOUT 1oWx

Music 'p B1t;Hry rG!K this evening at O'Clock by
john sfSne oo rom ReSsocS "a caos % Fooi FFipSi'" TO
Cnpt rettlgrnvo ot the bark Jnme4 stone, which
henrt discAso.
Sanitary, Inspector Dillingham; inyesnrated ysster
yud f"y cs4 VIII Win irssa .rO: md
SnG s"ay Of SSs"rE' GT"n, Of 81 We. ls.n stree.
n ins. mo 1901 O' ''' "F'' was '0"' Yesterday NOR"
Na," o. % S's T.. 3 r:;sp .g FSE Sun
n?h T,fP w IT, sIS ,e.su nsy wellesley S'Vd pastor
day a. Se r.prt.tn'stiv: ot Go'sc'or Ftmit q con
Mckinney administrative AT
Helen Hoppe wi" Sas ,.rre''si for p",'.rming an
s4.S @PHE from %StfG |tG he 9" s;:r M as % "a
Sh1ns hs1ns . mHT% 10 Be,Gs Sfy morning tie "FaHi jury
GGmm:oas 9"a, Grpy .: NE !RSISrm;n q rgSo
Granite COmpAny's WORKS, api inspect tho granite
new CrinIhA Cour, ious"
BscI nf.fS 10 .SfdI G at ana II. a1S H4S
SnT T G Ma. 9S ns2. s2g, 10 H. ssS HT rs
Church. AtiT"''Jj mortgage is Inc hrst stop
eonE Tr sSSqSp oT TO s 30
brew rhiirsn VII be betrayed BY Nj Isaac stsrn n
.%G6. 5s % s @Sn"g's 70 t ssnsIan
Jna Foley Of 2}' sST'nt9 ire ee.nsd HI. g;o on
loaded, liis Young wife ida pirE,d IT upiu The morn
to uOk ht II ana uls'Oe ll'hFiAhly do such
cases usKp,oi'l shooting her In the ri.Li raesI IAe
wound " not serious
IN" desire to Avuii tie heat " ths CITY - demon
sThIrg l." ihe unubsT ~ pe"rlc who trnvel ousy
Island AMI org Krh cl = he iron steamboats, from
Vast Twenty tliri .irr x md ri"r \ Il lilo
rs - 4 AuA are a. thnH iutsTAH aud there are
Ivo o. Long Branch on iL" daiIy TINS lAhle
stcycdo'e Martin ranngsn Of 40 ui,on. street on
rested Yesterday morning FGuniESn met Higgins aud
bis witness Daniel Don0yAn their way to court 10
sS. nS Tss % ana SG S. . SEat I'D
to Jefferson Market Court lie made NO dstape6 aud
Justice German held him " no bail for riLL
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ST. LOUIS, July l5.-The walters strike is
spreading, ana seven more large restaurants
were forced to close to-day. The restaurant
owners were asked to pledge themselves 10
employ moro but mombers OF the American
Waters Un.on No. = uf -. Louis; to pay SO
por week for sevcn dny-' work and 81 for six
days work; ten hours TO constitute day. md
TO pay extra mcn'Ij cents n day for three hours
work. This aKroomont waS to DO IN force Tor
one year and thirty days notice would be re-
quired 70 abrogate any part or all Of II.
e, 7. Wickham Of tho Grand Restaurant re-
Waters and Cooks. to tie nMmbSr OF OF thrty
walked out. Tho Commercial Restaurant on
Chestnut street. tho Grand on Seventh street
the Famous on Franklin avenue. Dclmonico
on Broadway, and Brun,wick on St Charles
street arc I'LL closed, but expect to reopen to-
mnrrnM.
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s1x LITTLE BASE NALL cRAxKs.

Run In by tho Police Becnuse Their
Wealth WINS Supposed To BE Ill Gotten.
Six little boys. each about 13 years old. sat in
tho grand stand at the Brotherhood Park yes
terday afternoon watching the game with rel
ish. They were barelooted and wore torn
and patched clothes. Detective Mc6herry OF
the Thirty second precinct made up his mind
to arrest them.
They gave their names and addresses as fol-
lows: Michael Gassell0 OF 81 James street.
I. Leo OF "a James street, John Dean OF 40 New
Bowery. F5ank Tacard9 OF % Sulliva2 street.
seemed to act as treasurer. and had in his
pocket $40. 80: Drisco!l had over o.. and some
Of the others had small sums Detective Nc
Sherry was instructed to find out If the boys
came by thelr money honestly.
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On,eers Cume to blows Over Two Women

Roundsman George Wilson OF the Staten
Island police and Deputy Sheriff Appleton
Spring made counter charges OF assault in
Police Justice Marsh's court at Edgewater
yerterday. Wilson arrested two young women
at South Beach on Wednesday, night for dis-
orderly conduct. Spring told Wilson he had
no right to arrest them. There was row bo-
tween tho two officers, and the deputy sheriff
hit the roundsman on the head with club.
tnlicting II severe scalp wound. Spring thon
went with tho two young women 10 a hotel at
thor request and Wilson went TO Police Head
quarters ior assistance.
The patrol wagon was sent TO the hotel and
the deputy shenf and the two women were
placed In it and taken 10 headquarters. The
names were Kate Miller and Jennie Smith md
that they resided in Bridgeport. Conn When
thoy. were arTaiRned Yesterday they were each
fined IS FOR disorderly conduct.
Justice Marsh adjourned the hearing IN the
case Of the TWO officers.
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IvINS'S TREASURES SWEPT ATAr.
Tho New Janitreas sends HiH EIoqueneo
and McCann's Visions to tho RnEmnn.

and McCann's Visions to tho RnRmnn
The average visitor TO tho Mills building in
Broad street yesterday must have thought
that something extraordinary had taken place.
On tho fourth floor are tho offices OF tho law
firm OF Tracy. Boardman. MncFarand. Wins
4 Plat, 1t was on the fourth floor that tho
excitement prevailed. All tho stcnogrnphcrs
minutes Of tho Fassett Committee slttInGs had
disappeared from Mr.. Ivins's office.
FOR several weeks there have been petty rob
berries In the Wall street ond OF the Mills build
Ing, Tho postage stamps from Offices. some
times amounting to els and s2j. havo been
taken. and tho management OF tho building
decided 10 employ now jnnltrcss for that
wing. 1t was developed yesterday that the
now IRnitress know little or nothing about tho
Fassett Committee and less about Mr.. WINS.
and that In cleaning up the Offices OF Mr..
lvins's firm she had swett away tho Tassett
Committees doinRs ontire. Theso reports
wcro all In tyrc-wrltton volumes, and were tho
pride of Mr.. Ivins's life. With ono fell swoop
sho dumred them into her refuse bnH and the
loss was not discovered until yesterday. when
Mr. Croker was on his way to Europe
Tho Widest kind OF n time prevailed. The
new ian,tress was scnt for, but she could
not give any Information, and then u search
was madN in tho cellar OF the Mills building for
tho lost doc uuments They wero worth $4,000.
and all tho refuse In the cellar was overturned.
Mr.. WINS giving his Personal supervision TO
the search. The documents were not found.
1t was then determined to make tour OF all
the Junk shops in Ann street and thereabeuts
Tho lost documents were not found. and Mr..
WINS left for homo last night in great state OF
mind. 1t will now he necessary for him to get
duplicates. and this will neccssitate an ex-
Donae Of Az 600
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TIE LAKE PEPIH DISASTER,
Go :. unIent Inspectors Investigating tho
Cause or tho Tragedy.

Go =. unIent inspectors Investigating tho
Cause or tho Tragedy.
ST. PAUL, july l7-CGpt Wetheren and six OF
the crew OF tho Inflated steamer Seu Wing ar
rived In this city yesterday afternoon. md Gov
ernment Inspectors Ycager and Knapp are
conducting an Investigation. Capt. Wetheren
and Clerk Niles have glyon 10 tho pruss state.
ment OF tho disaster They say;
Tho Sea Wing had been recently inspected
and found to be In good condition. and with
the barge she had IN tow WAS permitted to
carry $50 passengers There were on the boat
and barge 200 floats. 1877 cork and tue lie
preservors, and seven good skiTs with twenty
eight oars. Tho number OF passengers was
Tho boat lott Lake CITY mt 3 /. NJ. and pro
ceodcd up tho lako about live miles. When tho
Instantly overtnTneed; Can't. WctLeren was at
tho wheel and did all in his power TO keep tho
bOAt headed intothe wind and remained in the
broke through the side. and succeeded in
reaching shore. The engineer stood al his post
until the water MED ne engine room, then
was no water in her hull, and nothing but tho
force OF tho wind, upset her, The barge was
not cut loose until the steamer capsized, and
then only TO save II from being swamped also.
Tho boat was built at Diamond Bluff was
only three years old. and was all built now
throughout. Tho crew were all able men and
understood their business. No liquors were
on board. and mono OF the crow drank drop
that day, and none OF the crew were drinking
When the boat left Lake City tho storm
seemed to have passed. and tho crew deemed
TO 40. and SO the boat started out on her return
trip The life prescryers were such as tho In
sEoetoE ordered ana were we're f bd II good G9nd
but most oi tho number from Rcd Wing wish
ed 10 remain until after the dress parade 1T 7.
Hence tie boat delayed until O'Clock before
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SHOT HIS PARENTS
A Boy SayS He Was Tired OF Waiting for
the Old Folks' PropnrtY.

ANNA. H.. July 17.-On Monday night when
every one was asleep. man supposed at the
time to be burglar was heard moving about
in the house Of farmer. Morris Sullivan. az
Goreville On being spoken to he fired pis-
tol at the bod in which Sullivan and his
wife were sleeping. The ball struck Sullivan
in the breast. tnfiictipg fatal injuries. Mrs.
Sullivan jumped out Of bed and threw herself
charged again and sho fell. wounded In the
left breast, Her injuries are pronounced fatal.
BY this time tho al lurm had been given and
derer be was found to be Sulivan's I6- 6-year-old
son. He is now In Jail. A few months ago the
hoy poisoned somo water which he gave to his
parents, but this attempt Mt murder failed lie
gives as his reason for committing the crime
that he was tired of waiting for the old folks
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A Gree. Mar. Downr.,I.

George ". Crooks. Ianitor OF the Board OF
nealth WAS discharged yesterday. lIe vas
promoted 10 the Office from the disintectinG
CORPS several months ago md his salary was
800 a year. Crooks had not heon at his new
duties long before ne engaged nu Italian to DO
bis work at t5 n month, whilG he posSod.
Crooks gave his Italian permission TO sleep on
the lounge in sanitary Superintendent Ewings
GeG fbn IH0 IsHS ITund GSFmR % 6
prlded himself upon being mistaken by
strangers fol tho President Of tho Board. wns
told that ho must 20.
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New rorh.s Pop ulAtlon Fl.eaa 1.aIa,so1.

wAsHINGroN July lT-Superin'endent FortFr OF tho
Cenous once to-day completed the official rough cuunt
OF the population Of the city Of Now York Tho rs.uI
shows population nf l5AaJI, which Is M Increase OF
about 25+ rer cent during The last decade Tie pupu.
lhtlOn according to le census ~ lNI l..O 2NJ
increase of ~ per cent IL" ncreAss from 1870 siI
was ! per cent Tho Snperntendent OF tho Census
that this the hrst ana estimate pop
ulAtion Of New York city which has beon made by tho
Census Bureau oncAs. In the decaGS ended 1870 New
York had added territory In tho last decade II added
nothing, 40 The KTIMih 4 AbOul Tn
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BLOOM TURNS Up ALIVE
His Relations in Trenton Supposed They
HInd Paid for His funeral In Missouri.


TRENTON. July l7.-Mrs. Peter Skillman Of
333 Perry street received a month ago tele-
gram asking for money for the burial of her
brother. Edward c. Bloom OF 9O3 East street
Kansas City. She sent the amount asked for
by Z. Stone undertaken" Last night she re-
ceiyed letter from her brother. in which no
snid that he was prosperinR and would visit
would 20 further West to engage in a new ven.
ture.
Blooms family had gone into mourning. and
his mother at Reiglesville had been made i'll
by the report OF his death. Early last month
Mrs. Skillman received lettor from Kansas
brother was very III and wanted funds. Money
was sent at once Later came a letter from G
A. Wright urging that money be sent for
Blooms life. This also WAS sent Later came
the despatch announcing the death. The fam
lily sent In all nearly tl0O.
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ClearmaLers STRIKE for Moro Paw.

PHILADELPHIA July l7.-Local Lodge No.
100 OF tho Cigarmakers' International Union
has ordered general strike, and AS soon as
the Gonoral Lodge sanctions their action work
will be stopped In all the cigar factories in this
the n0n-UuiOn factories will be urged to 90 out
with the union men. The strike Is for higher
wages, and tho increase asked for is from tll
10 as per loo cigars. according TO tho quality
The sun., 1890-07-18
Bishop de Goesbrlnnd'. Golden Jubilee.

BrRLIVGroN Vt, July 1.-THE celebration OF the
golden jubilee OF Bishop do GoesbrAnd opeued hero this
morning at clock with OF nifty guns and tho
ringing OF bells At9A. NJ. high mass was celebrated
at tho Cathedral Of the Immaculate Conception by
Bishop do 0OesbriRnd, Tho sermon was preached by
Bishop Tlealey. Among the distinguished delegaps in
attendance arc Archbishop Williams of BOSTON, BsioIS
hsaley OF Portland. Mo; bradley Of Manchester N H.
and nATkus Of Providence: tho Very Rev Father LeL
hanc OF Montreal Father WesteTholt, and Mgr, b0uf
Of Cleveland Father Barry OF Manchester \. II, and
large number of priests Many stores have pictures OF
the Bishop in their wlndows and the Catholic portions
OF the city nre gAyly decorated.
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THRICE AFlREIN FIVE HOURS
SOMETHING TFRT QUEER AMOUR cox,
PARISH o UNGER'S STORE
Thrcc s.r"rate Fires. One of witch Nearly


Thr.o S.r.r.t. r,r., o.. n, Nvh,oh S..-,
Cost Two .FIrsmen Thc,r I,SI..NMsn
Dragged From tho Cellar with Ropea.
Tbern wore tbrco nres in Avs consocr,,yo
hours vestcrdnv In tho china md gloss bonso
NJ IN, Parish 3 1'pyar NJ b2 ord s5 Iyo,soa
s,.oo, So, ~ ~ o., ""H ~ "atieu -,
any way with another, and the ilremen four of
whom were nearly eholoS 10 dcatn. snsnoct
,, -, y, , ~ ou'l'''s
iron.frunt buildings separated by heavy brick
walls. Cox. Parish unscr occupy the Hrst,
i9"r'' 10 Nnd i,n o0rs an, ana . sno two cellars OF
uoors 10 John Moore n rarriaRo dealer and
themselves occupy all OF % with the exception
TN, Ara, fro ',v,,, nr,,,rr,, =. a,o o,o,oo, -.
OF straw bncs hlayod IN &C on tho N, IN tho a cols al
men men s"cn sa ,h's IRE 1u' ana os lot o, the
boys wcro left alone at O'Clock to shut up the
place. ono was Harry u. Cox, son Of the
Oscar saooncicnsn of17l Spring street Young
and found it all right:
Tho boy was still around at $40. when
the hGistw@y ny, and gave tho alarm. On sec
charco When tho bois,,ray u,,s onaos u ,ooA ''iN
emaiso e,ta "noi a.I no'stwny WIS opened up
smoke poured out In dense volumes. Foreman
Samuel Danta OF 10 Truck was driven out
with his men, blinded by smoke. hole was
cut In the floor OF tho building and distrib-
utor-a sort OF revolving spripkier-yas sunk
TO the cellar. Tho men wero soon able to 90
down agsin. Again they were driven out.
Il Engine were pulled up the ladder sick. ana
could moi work again. o'0~ "NN
Two men failed to como up. Deputy Chief
Reilly and f,attalion Chief Lally led roscuine
parties: Reiliy, went down with a Icpo and
Smith was dragged out senseless and sent Ia
Chambers Street Hospital 10 an ambulance.
the Sidewalk TaiIy GOT got Thomas las McGratb ops7 OF
10 the hospital. "'' ''ns
After that only two men went down the
shaft at once, with ropes tied 10 their waists.
They were frequently relieved. Access i was
Store nj So Murray street, and in an 6our tbS
flre was under control It had originated in
the back Of the cellar and spread forward to.
ward the hoistway, It also ragged very hotlY
in the spb-ceiiar where there was % ereat m u dsHI
The chiefs were questioning young Cog al
in the cellar and GOT such headwsy. @ WSeD VIZ DSS he
had visited the cellar an hour before and
covered on the second door OF the adjoining
building 1t was about 10 O'Clock and the are
men were still fighting the second fire. The
adjoining building hos no connection what.
ever with So Young Cox had shortly before
opened the iron shutter leading to the stairs to
50. Ward Detective Lyons from the Church
street station thought he saw thief run up
these stairs and followed He found no thiof
bus on opening the second-story door he found
The sun., 1890-07-18
Tho RemovaI or Eriessou's Hody.

Fifty Swedish residents OF Now York and
vicinity met at Turn Hall last night and ap-
pointed a committee OF ten 10 look after the
representation OF the Swedish societies In tho
ceremonies accompanying the removal OF the
body Of John Ericsson. Capt. Qshon OF the
FHrTaRut NeteranAssoc!ati told the meeting
that he had written to Secretary Tracy asking
that tho Pensacola, instead Of one Of the yos.
ts1 % inc the HoM 'ISa TomaS
Pensacola" ho said, rs ship ~ Ericssons
time. with a record Of tho war Ericsson never
kuew tho iEouclads OF to-day but he knew tho
The sun., 1890-07-18
A Policemen Arrested for Assault.

Thomas Smith, laborer. of 400 East Eighty.arOa
street - years old standing with several othsV
young at Ninety nrst and Third avenue AEn
Monday night when Policeman Conrad J. EicholaA a
the Twenty seventh precinct ordered them away.
tToddet his ribs with his club Smith caused
Eicbolass arrest on charge OF AsBSuit and in the
Harlem Court yesterday the policemen VAS paroled .
answeY 10 tho charge tomorrow.
The sun., 1890-07-18
A Doetor Killed at q Cross,nr.

BRrpcEroR1, Juiy lZ-Dr. Eugene g. Palmer, while on
his way to visit patient this morning. instantly
apd hye children who arc o. thetT summer cottage In
the Adirondack
Tho Doctor came TO mis- city from New York two
years ago. He had continued bis once IN EeV York,
and visited that city twice q Weeh.
The sun., 1890-07-18
rhey ThlnL Gov. TrasL 10 An Right

The Board OF Trustees OF tho Sailors Snug HarboT
have replied to the request OF tho Marine Society for an
investigation OF the conduct OF Capt q. d Trask as
Governor OF the IATbor TAy that In the OF
tho nqury tho alleged ptOn OF
the HrbDr which deye Oped IArtA that have been
InnncAted 70 the Hichmond county Grand Jury, the
trustees made careful inquiry into the executive
aGement OF the llRrbOr tho result OF which tho
unanimous reelection Of GOV. TTAbk
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A $4,000 FIrc az Not sprIuEs.

HoI SPRINGS, Ark, July lL-At o'clock this
morning q lre started in strock's Icwelry store
and spread rapidly TO adjoining buildings.
Being In the centre Of q block OF frame struc-
tures the names made rapid progress on either
sIde, consuming almost the whole OF both
blocks. The loss 10 $4,000.
The sun., 1890-07-18

BOSTON, July l7.-t is announced that the scheme by
which all the soda and beer apparatus interests
in tho United states were TO be AmAlRamAted into
trust and sold TO FngiSh capitalists has fallen
through the broker who engineering the hAv
ing cAbed from London his failure organize tho nee.
eBsAry combination there owing II 10 said to tho hKh
price demanded by the sellers
The sun., 1890-07-18
Not a Candidate for Re.elect,on.

HITcHbrHG, Mass. July 1.-THE %ntluel announces
this evening that Congressman Rodney Wallace OF tho
Eleventh district will not be candidate for reelection
account N lis health. His denomination is con
cedcd had ho not Withdrawn his name.
The sun., 1890-07-18
Pilot Beebe's lO-year.oId Daughter Miss.

LoSd BRAScH July lZ-Lizzio Boebo tho i6-year-old
daughter of Capt John Beebe, Sandy Hook pilot has
been missing from her home In this place since last
Thursday When she left homo she said that she was
going for walk IN Surf avenue. Capt Beebe that
he does NOT believe that his daughter had lover
(hat she away. He fears that she.h has been Rb.
The sun., 1890-07-18
rr.,L Alarm nu.no. Arrs..

BUExos AYREs. July 1.-THE President has
sent a message to the House Of Deputies, ask
ing 1t to authorize the issue OF t6.O00,000 In
small paper currencY This move has alarmed
the money market Gold u quoted Rt 2Ol pre-
MUM.
The sun., 1890-07-18
Rector Hart Gets q Stay

Tho proposed election for wArdens and vestrymen OF
81 Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church which judge
Larremore roc tod to be held on the twenty-third will
not bo held that day Judge BookNaver has granted
tho Application OF Charles BlAndy behalf the REQ
tor tho Rev. A. Boomer HArt for stay OF proceedings
IelliuK RpueaL
The sun., 1890-07-18
A New Asterofd.

BosToR July S7-A cable despatch from Riel 10 Hsr-
ward College observatory announces tho discovery by
ChArots AT Nice of ssteroid Of tho twelfth magnf
tudn Its position on Jnly Is At Greenwich midnight
south. IL degrees ~ minutes with daily motion Of
Pi!nus minutes in right ascension and minutes in
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Wanted 20 Die and Were Arrest.d.

Edward Solomon, 20 years old, Of sEs East EntA !
street. attempted suicide yesterday morning by jump
ing into the North River ut Pier r. He By
Policeman Drought and sent 10 chamoers Street Hos
ptAl prisoner. Rato Ward. o young Scotch servant
girl employed at 7s7 East iotth street took dose oS
oyalic aciq yesterday morning with suicidal intent.
She was taken 70 the PfesbyterAn Hapita pTiaonAE.
The sun., 1890-07-18
sl,7O0 Tor a Hrohen Jaw.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July l7.-WhIle extract
Ing tooth the odentnuder Dental Company
OF Detroit broke George BRlcombe's Jaw. He
brought suit for damages and to-day the court
awarded him Hl.100,
The sun., 1890-07-18
Caps,Eed In the East River.

A rowooat containing James EeinbA, David rowera.
and Fannie Rosen, all Of fOs East Fttyfourth street.
was capsized by swell in the Fast RIVER of Seventy
Avenue Fescntd tho young wbmGn. The men SWAN
The sun., 1890-07-18

Average IN July H. 1859
'iGSIL oVurE TogTrIsr MI p. TRIDAT
For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont cooler
far. northw~sterly wiuis
FOR Mawachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut
far except showers near tho coast; northweSteny
winds slightly cooler.
F~ eIE.a Nrv IoH ~Is'~u Tsar yr1Nid. asd Esv
hr'|n rr ,rr.ih~r p','irt Ly 'h0~'' The coat
cHir. r,'r I"1I's HDthrr'I ,njUe' "'0h"v co9r>r.
Pr Ne p!.,rlv' ~ Columbia. delaware and Mary.
land. sr Wsrs nor'hwr''erlv nds. slightly cooler.
For western Aew Nogk and western Pennsylvania
EMEhtiy coo!"r fair weather, northsr'y winds
The sun., 1890-07-18

complete schedule OF fast trains to Baltimore and
wAshinEton opsrated by the jersey Central Reading
and b. and o. Al tIAinS equipped with Pullman pATioT
s9a sleepnE cara PuneLuA service Stations fo0t Of
HbsLU lL~AaG
The sun., 1890-07-18

Nominated for tho Assembly.
tho ELlsK county Republican Convention ySStSTdsy
water D. PNRsE WLS nominated for BsRb1 u ~
The sun., 1890-07-18
WIND PLAYS THE MISCHIEF.
oREAF DAMAGE DONE IN PENNSTL-
YANIA AND NEW JERSEF.

Several Lives Lost in Allentown ana other
Piaces-Many Buildings Unroofed-Rnin
aud lightning Add Much to tho Losses
Two Men Killed by Lightning in
Trenton-DRmREe on Long Island,