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T.4TRO VILL DEFEND HIMSELF
He Has an Invention Which He Wants the
Government to Rmy for SeO,OOO.

Government to Ruy for S2O,OOO.
Charles 7. Ta'ro alias George Adams. the
locomotive engineer. who was arrested on
Wednesday OIL barge OF abducting Augusta
Csirger from this city in June and assaulting
her Oh n lonely road near Meriden. Conn. at
midnight. was brought before Justice Kelly at
Jefferson Market Court yesterday. At the re-
quest Of counsel for the accused. examination
was POSTPONED until Saturday. Tatro was
held In Is 600 bail.
The girl is German. and Is about II years
old. Tatro is a dark. curly. haired man Of
medium height and hcavv build. Whom tho
case was cnlle . ana Angus a stood side by
side. but he did not look Mt her once Two
or h'ee times she cast angry E!anc.s at him.
Tatro would say l!ttla except that he is in
nocent. He denied that b. had offered to
marry the girl. Augusta said. when asked II
she wished o marry 1ntro. No me no marry
that man. He is II bad man."
Thtro has invented some machine which he
has offered l.; sell for, s20000 to the Govern
men'.. lie showed letter signed ~ Private
Secretary Ha'ord acknowledging the receipt
OF letter from him. which had been sent to
the Secretary OF the Navy. MI. Halord's note
Ia dated July IS 1891. Tatro is said to be well
to do Detective Lang said he owns a farm
near Hartf I'd worth 5000.
Tatro'S counsel thinks the prisoner cannot
ba held on the charge Of abduction. l, is
case OF kidnapping. he says
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PASTOR HORNE vINDIC.lTED.
A Church Committee Finds Him Innocent
of Kl.sinE Girls OF bis Flock.

Pastor George II. Horns OF the Wyckofr Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, kilgewood, who was ac-
cusel OF kissing pretty girls in his flock. was
vindicated by an invest eating committee OF
his congregation at n meeting In the church
on Wednesday evening.
The committee reported that after most
ransiaking ana searching investigation no
persons could be found who could make a
statement that In any way affected the stand
ing VI Mr. Horne ne n Christian or minister
mendations IN relation to the person who
ma 10 the charges against Mr.. Horne:
frst-That the guilty Ietsos be arrasn-d before the
church on tho charge Circulating Ril racinu>
statements 'uncerning the pnsor vi intent to injure
his reputation ana u.etuUes. Christian minister
they u excluded from the church.
sccona- hat q T. committee re continued with pow
er TO trace these ruors their source and to institute
sueh rroces n'Ig- Tor SANDER as they deem best
The report OF the committee with tho M
pended Recommendations. WAS unanimously
Church. Clerk II. j. sherman were then
n!"p;ed empowering the committee 20 ru'-
tsh all persons connected with tn" ciicu at
Ing OF the rei ort- foG criminal libel "r lander.
The WHO! proceedings We're concluded by
unanimously granting Mr.. Horne II vacation.
Among Mr. Horn.'s Rcrusers was MISS Eva
NeWton. n" pretty eiEh een-year. Old daugh o.
OF Mrs. Newton. keeper of the n r'h gate OF
cypress Hills Cemetery. She aid that Pastor
PARTY one n, gtt AID kissed her. Her sist 81 in
law. Mrs. MaGGie Newton said that Pastor
horne kissed her. too Pastor Horne denied
the stories at the time,
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MISS PETTY'S STRANGE LIFE.
THE DIET IN HER HOUSE IS RICH
>iIrgR NINE
How II was Worked by Negro Metho-
dist-Iis Fricnd- Hired to Clean. the
HouSr-Cnt- That Received Monsy.

How II was Worked by Negro Metbo.
diH-I1is fricnd- Hired to Clean the
hou-r-Cnt- That Received Money.
Eccentric Miss Elizabeth Petty OF 10 Com.
mcrce street. Newark. has again become the
subject Of a police incident 1t will be rem,m.
bcrcd that on June 10 1t was reported that her
lonso had been robbed during her absence
and Detective Cosgrovc was sent to Investigate
tie robbery. He found her rooms N,thy with
dead and Starving cats on the bed and floor
The condition q! tho rooms was sob bad that
'aho matter was reported to the Board Of
Health, and inspectors told Miss Petty that II
she did no. Put tho house in order tho Hoard
'ot Health would take charge She begged for
time to do the work herself, and as 1t was
known that she was n miser and had money
conceded all over tho house she got tho do.
sired dine, Then came tho story OF the
boys and girls finding $50 or $40 in the
scavcnger dumps where tho dirt from her house
was thrown.
An additional chapter Is furnished By the
arrest Of two men and two women whom she
employed TO clean her house. They are colored
people. and their loader is Alexander Don.
bish. who. after working for three days In
"a so rei XII whGn.e ylir1 in Mrs. siinsy
drunk nni hr lisGharscl her ihsy va ali found
birh gave Mis- ietty 90. il is asserted.
however. that the cleaners carried out silver
coins by III" lntiul. and that after buying three
suits OF clothes Ward had "A whole hattul OF
oins which b. placed In his trunk. The trunk
WAS rillcI, and War! complained to the police.
lhny arrested II hcwstos named Colyer, who
Shli uht tue woman who lived with Ward
commit u the robbery, and hen he told where
the money came from. All the coored PEOPLE
theh r"hicsSe! to taking tho money. Ienbigh
s;ool out well. and said that b." was n shout n1
Mrtnod.st, and would Tot steal or lie to save
hiS li'.; but he finally admitted taking a lot Of
tho money. and told whore II was hidden
About si2 in quarters and halves wa. found
tied up in Il rag IN bcnhghs room. Ward and
his woman owned IN that taey uot about $50
Ward said that Ienhigh had three days start
q b. i'm in the house and must have got moro
Justice Hayes committed Ward, IenOgh and
Mrs. Dashed! in default Of $500 each.
II Is said that when she returned from tho
store AFTER making purcha es Miss Petty would
writp NJ hcr change In n small piece of paper
anu ,ilt,w 1t on tho II. or. and that she seldom
touched 1t again. Sometimes she threw the,
money 70 the eats. saying: go buy your sup
Ier.' Several OF her cats died OF starvation.
AMI after they died sho let them Ii" In the
= on. She kent them close pr souers. and
they got TODD only when they escaped to the
Miss re,tyis an old maid and was formerlva
school teacher. She has influential relatives
IN brooklyn, but will not admit them t. her
house. Tn" hell has been broken from her
frnni oor. ard she will not Respond TO knock.
Inc house is going TO ruin. and there ia no
outward indication that 1t is occupied.
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GAVE UP HER DIAMONDS.
An Ambitions Chorn. esiri Say. New
York Manager SwIndied Her.


CHICAGO. July 90. Comp nint has been made
to tho police authorities hero hy Nettie Mon.
roe, comey girl, that she has been swludlcd
through tho Misrepresentation OF J. Edward
Fulton. who claims to DO n New York manager
Of light opera troupes. Miss Monro, sail yes
terday:
Fulton came to Chicago IN tho spring aud
advertised for a chorus. l was one of his ,ic-
tins. lie said he was getting up cast for an
opera called L. $. S. Alhnmbra.' aud had all
the music with him. lie got uuitea number of
EirlS to sign alleged contracts with him. but he
made each OF us udvanr Q s. for the manuscript
Mits. ihnng he assigned TO me arather in~ig.
hiAcant le lie promised me $50 week wages.
Stipulhting. however. that | should iuinish
my own wardrobe l had no money to give
him but l had n pair Of diamond earrings.
which l rawned Tor 81. | gave him the
money, and he walked out OF the city. At any
rate. havnt heard OF hin or from him since
then; day alter his departure lie wroto 20
me that he had postponed the opening OF his
promised 70 orcn on July !. He also claimed
that he had Fanny Hice ot tho Casino. and
iienry ialiam. tie tenor. unGor engagement.
iut ! learned through the 'Hpbtr that they
ar nnder engagement TO others
Inc police Will Investigate Miss Monroe's
cas-.
Managers In this city declare that Fulton Is.
lrauu and has no tour booked.
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The Chicago Ga. Trust Win. "a SHIT.

CHICAGO. July GA decision touching tho
Chicago Gas Trust was hnndeI down in tho
Appellate Court to-day. The court below dis
missed the bll brought by the executors OF
Henry Schubart against the Chicago Gas Light
and Coke Company. which was to prevent the
Gas Trust from operating as n monopoly. ana
fra return to c0mplainants OF $50 shares OF
stock OF the Gas light and Coke Company eX-
changed by Schu bnrt Cor Gas Trust stock. on
false r"rresenta'i rs. he claimed. The Appel
holding that the stock was voluntarily eX-
changed wi h tho Undetstan ling that the Gas
Trust was to lie a monopoly. The oUrt would
not return properly knowingiy devoted 10 an
unlawful enterprise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
IT HAS CONE 700 EAR.
Mr.. Moss Didn't Mean to Have His Son
Sent to Prison.

Lewis Moss. Jr.. o., 1Ol West Eiehty.nitll
street. was arraGned in the Yorkvi!!e Cour,
yesterday afternoon Tor examination>on thu
charge OF stea ing diamond ring. valued at
$500. from his mothers bureau drawer. Ii,
admitted the theft. as he had on the previous
day. and also told where no had pawned III,
ring for 500. Iic expected to be discharged
iroul custody. and his m other begged tho JUS
,ics to release him Justice McMahon refused
80 lie; him 10. ana held INN for tho Grand Jury.
5000. and the young man went down 10
prison. Mr. Moss Will 20 before IL 70 district
Attorney to-day to invoke his aid in get ing
tho discharge o. his son. Neither Mr.. or Mrs.
Moss wished :" bring their son 10 trial tor tho
tholt. They had him arrested merely 4" com
stolen property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
THE EDISON INJUNCTION
$4,000 Bond Kequir re OF the United States
Compnny-An Inventors Claim.


Counsel for the Edison Electric Light Com
pany and the tnfted States Electric Lighting
Company appeared before Justice Wallace. in
Chambers OF the United States Circuit Court
yesterday to decide upon the amount of the
bond which tho latter company was directed
to give 10 protect the Edison Company il the
judgment obtained b. that company should be
sustained by the Court OF Appeals. II WAS
agreed that s5ouuO would be an equitable sum.
and the nited States Company has ten days
time IN which to execute q bond to, that
stay OF the writ OF injunct on pending the ap-
zeal. The decree In favor OF the Edison Com
pany was formally entered. and Commissioner
Shields was appointed Muster of the curt to
take evidence as to the amount Of damages to
be paid
A bill OF complaint was filed Yesterday in the
nted states Circuit Court by Charles G. Per.
kins Of Hartford Conn. against tie Edison
General E!ertric Company. Tor damages for
the infringement Of q patent claimed by him
Tek i:.s saws that he invented az Improve
nent in circuit breakers for electric Lighting
which tho L ,!s0n Company has manufactured,
used. and sold without permisaion from him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24

Gelnaue to tho text OF HARRISON 5 accusnt on. !"
Tho speaker is u strong Republican. but he
Is also strong Lynde Harrison and sam Fes-
That the strife between Fessenden and
Buckley for Hswl,s;ys seat in The Senate is GO
Greek nature. is apparent already Bulkeey
has the start in tho RAGE, that Is certain. He
rival. the Hon. sam Fe. srnden. entered tho
course The track IL very familiar to Morgan
M Months aeo o 'H has ALREADY EeaS
the County Commissioners ana. though the
s Ns e., may surprise n"opIe MhG dwell
County. Commissioners arc the most po-
tent political fnctor In elections in Connecticut.
to Mr. Gulkeev. because he appointed them to
their ofnce. and they are bound to work for
s wsy h hs Sn sP s Ch sk that
WELD is obtained by. them by means OF CON
nertcut's !, on bound local option LIQUOR law.
count Of their carahility for poliiicn intrigue.
are enc not soueamisn about pSiitica WAYS and
means: they hold tho saloon influence and tho
YSs IN ss rHe
as much SO In their little domain as is the Gear
In his empire
that 1t Is good poll. y to obey the Commission
!sunquestoningly: Il they do not a charge OF
liquor law is preferred against them. ana their
Buckley controls the Commissioners aud the
Commissioners, contr" the, saloon keep
. one 10 six dozen votes. It is easy. to
sos what political power Bplkeley already has
Fess.nden is Handicapped in his race for the
Senate. But Fessender. personally. is vastly
moro popular than his rival: he has even
with the better part o. his party is incompara-
bly, superior to that OF Buckley. 1t will TO a
very pretty and interesting race between the
two Republican champions
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To Organize . People,. Party In Maine.

BANGOR. Me-. July 23.-Uncle Scion Chase OF
Chase's Mills. famous in years past as the
loader Of the Greenback PARTY in Maine. has
written letter to ey-ConGressman Ladd OF
RanEor. in which he says that there will be n
gathering Of those in crested in the organiza-
af Ter the farmers have completei haying All
opponents OF the cid parties are invited. l'ncle
SCION says that he thinks the Greenback party
Is born again: that the free coinage Of silver
would be a step in The right direction. bur only
II small s'ep. and that the Farmers Alliance is
on the right track, although he regards some
OF its ideas rs imlracticahle. 1t is evident
TINT between Uncle Scion and DR.. Ladt there
VII! be quite revival OF Greentack IDEAS In
Maine SOON.
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Should II he Understood TO IncInde n Whole
SensOn at summer kcsortss


George Bradi>h OF Bay Side. l.. L. who is
said 10 10 worth more ,hnn t5O0O0N. was ac-
cusei before Justice Kane in that village yes
terday OF dsor ,'erly conduct in falling to pro-
vide for his wife and daughter. Mis-. Bradish
was the compa nnnt and she wanted war
rant issued for her husbands arrest Mr.
Bradish has n handsome residence at Bay
Size, wher. he lives in me style Mrs. Brad
ish and her daugh,er passed heir time >isi, n Z
SUMNER esorts and their nils were forwarded
their aIlownnr g some time ago it is said. and
directed them to return To- Bay Side Ap-
pnrchll v no heel was raid 70 his order. as tho
70 al hotels, fort !ddinc them t" give credit to
bis wife o, daushtcr his ha; the efe.t =
lodgings in the village and Mr.. Byadli h
sought he intervention Of the courts TO bring
her huSbani 10 To- ms.
No warrant has boon issued M yet for Mr.
Bradish's arrest. Mrs Blndi-h and her dnugh-
ter assert that Bay Sid, is not gay enough 20
suit them,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Good Catch OF Whales.

NEW LoNDoS, July 23-WorL comes from tho
north that tho Arctic whaling feet has done
remarkably well in its carly catches. The de-
srntch which is from Si.ka says that tho bark
Mars had started Tor san Francisco on account
OF her broken ruddcr with nine whales Tho
rest OF the neet had mao these cdtcncs:
Park Northern Light. Capt simmons. from san
Francisco. 10 whales: bark Lydia, Car'
Knowles. san Francisco 2 whale, bark j, I'm
/, Wes'. Gap BAKER. whales; steamer Jesse
whales: bark lknska Cant fisher r. IN New
bedford. =, whales. The to'nl catch ia -
win as. There is now little wLaleboIe in tho
market ri d the price Is high
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
VIII Appeal to Caesar.

There was some discord at the recent meet
ing ofthe Eighth Ward Republican Association
in Brooklyn. owing to the dissatisfaction over
the disposition OF Navy Yard patronage and
the. extension Of. tho civil service regulations
to Republican laborers. II. L. Cadmu. sGg.
gestel that a committee should lie sent 10
Washington, 20 see President Harrison. as
Tracys political promises. Nj. Cadru-'- sug-
gestion was adopted, ana the President viii
soon hear from the Disguised South Brooklyn
Ram hlicnns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Dad. with the Drum Major.

Tho drum ma.or of the seveuty- first Regi-
ment and the twenty seven member Of the
corps are at loggerheads because the men
have not received all the money due them
They say the bills are more Than $500 In ar
$50. Their committee which ma lie compliant
to the Colonel Mere surprised whom be inform
cd them that b, had seen no bills. Drum Major
he had cent in formal bills. The men aiso
charge that tho drum N or d d not lay ont to
At meeting held last night Pat tor prom isei
that the men should be laid b. next Thursday.
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New HAVEN. July 23.-Arthur ". Hall. hook.
keeper OF the Massachusct' S State Board OF
Agriculture ut Maiden. Mass was found by
the police o: this city today in "a dcmonted
condition aud locked M. Four weeks ago no
received n sunsiroke which unbalanced Ills
mind Two wceks ago he di~ai pcaIed and
cam" 70 himself in White Finin-. :. Y lie had
k"d 10 his point. and Will. On his way was
friends tracrd him TO White fintn- and lrarne
that he ha! gone iiorn th"re. He was followed
70 bridgeport. whore II was lenr Ell that he had
left Tor tLis city; The Ioice Will care for him
Lnti! The aIrIrul OF friends.
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a. Ecksten OF New Brighton. while bathing
AZ south Beach early yesterday. ventured be-
yohd the life lines. Thomas J. Dempsey and
a. iieischauer, who have booths on the beach.
puhS"d in to save him. fleischauer bsca ne
saye himself, Alter O Sharp struggle Demp.
~ orSusht Flel,chauer 10 the lie lines. and
ca ep a9 SWAN back 70 Eckstein: whom no
d,n.n he landed Folschauer. who had been
,tnhsing 10 the ror.s. Tho SPECTATORS offered
'olalse purse for Dempsey, but he declined it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
DOJIE CONSTOCK RELE4SED,
Prospect Of an Application for the A dmi =
sion OF McsrrOIr 10 Ban.

Mrs. Dove Forn"y Comstock. who WIS ar
rested after the shooting OF Theodore larbig
by Darwin j. Meserole Two weeks ago. was
yesterday released on 500 bal ~ judge
Moore and started for Washington with her
father David c. Forney.
MIR. Forney camo from Washing on yester-
day morning wi h Congressman John H.
llice OF Maine, ana after consulting with Law
yer William J: Lnynor he took st"Is for no
r-lehse 81 his GnuRher; Contractor ,Johu
The newt move in the case Will probably he
an .pp'lcation for the reease on heavy bRi! NJ
III til" hrst degree. His trial will rot come of
{ several mon,hs. hi" lawyer it Is said has
biz and Ia. mali som. disnovar by lw ias
that a.. was man OF very ugly dspo ,iIivu
especially where WON n were con elued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
HIS NAME ON TIE TAG, ANYHOT.
Countess Won Blucher and Her Trunk Ar.
rive mt Her Fathers House.

The pretty daughter Of Philip Loeb. whose
recent marriage and sudden separation from
Count Won Butcher in Milwaukee have made a
sensation, yesterday morning returned to her
homo at sol Lafayette avenue brooklyn. The
carriage conveying the young woman reached
the house at such an early hour that she
escaped the observation OF the curious neigh
bors, who would probably have been in ieno-
subsequent arrival OF her big trunk. Tho la:
bore the name OF the young woman's titled
husband.
The other rnambers Of the family. including
Mr.. Loeb Mrs. Loeb and TWO other. daurh-
ters. had left for the country on einesday,
but rh.re were two servants in the big house
to look after tho interests II the Coun esS.
Both OF Them guarded the front door with
all visitors / hat the Countess Fischer was
fatiRued 10y her long journey and could not
possibly DO seen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Mr.. >ilOan's 81. lyass.

Greenwood Lake claims Inc honor OF having
grown the biggest la - Of all Northern waters
j. II. sloan. who has an office in the Morse
building, caught it. Mr. Sloan passed. two
days in fishing on the lake. on Wednesday
he WAS gu, with VIII Garrettson. tho youngest
guide a. tho lake when the big FISH bit II.
ha! 2 -'X.oun"e rod. The Ilsh was 2 fighter,
brought l. 10 New YORK Yesterday. 1t weighed
?r.unGs ari = ounces. WIS ~, Il. hos long.
and - inches around tIn h. lie had II
on e1hib.,.On at his office all Lay.
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WILL TEACH HIM 4 LESSON,
1t Isn't the First One. Mrs. Baker says
hut Probably the Last.

hut Probably the Last.
AsBuRY PARK. July 23.-Li,tle has been talk cd
OF here to-day .xcept Mrs Charles II. Bakers
attack on her husband and the young woman
with him In the surf yesterday.
Mr.. Baker says that his wife's mind is un.
balanced. But" he added. Il would not
have gone in bathing with the young lady had
known my wife was going to watch me- She
is also terribly jealous. and that accounts for il
ALL Mrs. Baker who was seen shortly after.
ward. said:
NO. am not jealous and I'm not at all
sorry Tor what did 1t may teach him les
son. The idea OF the father Of three children
Its an outrage; II is not the fir t time have
last"
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will not separate.
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suit For Damages Received from u Demo.
cratic FIrecracaer.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. july 23-Ex. Mayor
Cook. John j. Raleigh. Merritt Clark. an!
William H. Ttcon1b, mentors OF the Demo
cratic City, Committee. have lecn sued for
5000 by John NJ" agan. At "A ! el.ocrat. +.
jubilee after tho lat State election h" picked
W a. big hrecracker behind n wagon fom
which they were di,chorging fireworks. and Il
shattered his hand when II eNpl Del. The
property o! each has been attached.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Pusil,.t Frank White Explains.

Della, daughter OF Awning Maker Luud OF
200 West Thirty.iourth street. had Boxing
Master Frank White arraigIed in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. and charged
him with insulting her. Whites school is in
tho house IN watch Della lives She told the
Couri that White hal threatened her dog. and
had attempted TO speak T. her in the sire Il.
vicious Spitz dog. which annoyed him greatly
and had b item his dog. lie, mad me ely le-
rofuseI To- do so. Justice ks,ly dismiss j hin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
No Electric KILLING. Mex, Week.

Neither McElvalne nor Treza. the brooklyn
murderers, sentenced TO die in the week com.
mehc!nG on July ~. will occupy tho electric
fnair Iust yet. The appeals taken to tho
h.t.l states Court some time ago. and still
Attorney Riigway's oiflcs YESTERDAY that there
was little probability u any decision bsip.
sNen lsiots October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Mr.. Ringers Wives Meet.

Israel G. Ringer was sent 70 the Island about
two months ago for a term OF six months on a
charge Of abandoning his wifi. Matte Ringer.
who lives ut O. Pitt street. A few days ago a
little woman came TO her house and asked her
TO LEI Mr.. Ringer Out, OF prison. The stranger
lie really had married the second woman, who
said her name was Natilie Napoleon Rincer.
The second wife was summoned TO Essex
Market ys-terday and q warrant WAS issue1
for lnpgers arrest on q nhaI1s Of bigAmv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Serlou. MI.hnp to an A-ronaut

New HAVEN, July 23.-W!lliam Mcdonald. tho
aeronaut made an ascension at Savin Rock
this afternoon. He wept up about 2O) feet and
did not open. and b.. lar ded with fun force in
rotHto ra,cti. Mcponn'd vas nick cd M in
sensible and tHkcn t. the hospital. Doubts
are expressed as to his recovery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Mis-. EcscI EIoped with n Constable.

EIrzAnrgH. July 23,-Iicna Eckcl. the adopt
cd daughter OF tho late Provost S iaine.. a
y ointment Mason and II New York business
man. "iofeI last night with Walter l.. Erry. a
Io.r constable: MIS- ick" r.''iya from her
real es'aie. value! ~ : vera, thousand collars,
lEo "GuuI" Nod TO Trenton, whore they got
lOCOMOtiNe ilremun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
Kirwan'- Trial AdInurned.

The case o. John L. Kirwan. VIII is unGcr
indictment for attempting to assault Mrs.
Mary Alien OF 40 West Twenty llrst street.
Sessions YESTERDAY. Lawyer Moss obtainei
an adjournment uDtll Tuesday on ply
.ic,ans certificate that Mrs Kirwan was likely