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TWO STAGE-STRUCK GIRLS.
TIE ASrONIsHING NEWS THBY SENT
HOME TO THEIR PARKNTN

They Become Opera Singers ana Wives
Almost aneously-when Founa By
Their Father They Decide 20 0s Home,
sT. Louis. Aug. 1S.-Two staes struck girls,
the Misses julia and Alice Bailey. have stirred
up . sensation. On Monday morning letter
was received in this city. at tho residence Of
Mr. John jay Bailey OF 6.70l South Seventh
street. announcing the marriage Of his two
daughters
The letter was postmarked Greenup. Ill.,"
md contained no particulars other than the
names Of the men to whom the slopine girls
had allied their fortunes. The younger dauRh-
ter. Alice. had married Mr.. Thomas W. Will
liams. the manager OF the operate company
with which she was engaged. while The choice
OF her sister was Mr.. Harry d. Morg n. q singer
in the company. The news fell like thunder
bolt upon tho quot homo, and for . few hours
Mr.. Bailey was well-nie frantic with rage. As
soon rs he reCained his composurc he set
about finding tho runawnrs, and on the after
noon OF the same day started on the ohnso nc
compnnied BY his Grief-stricksn wife. Sinee
their departure tho story OF tho romance has
como 10 light.
Early In July an oporn company was Or
Ranlzei in st. Louis by All Enclishman named
Il, W. Williams who It In said. came TO this
city we'll provided with references. Among
tnOs0 whose Services ne enlisted In tne enter
prise were the Bailey sisters, both OF whom
cherished An ambition to shine as stage
stars. Tho girls Ind often been seen. in
local orers and amatenr q entricals; Well
knowing thai their rnrcrts would Oh:
isi 'h TSlS. NIX ohm s HaS ,h s1s ,nS &
they were IoininR elias which was e receive
instrnctinn i1 voice culture at Williams's
told their parents that they would visit tor
sevcra: days with downtown friends, None o.
their MANS mtscarried. amt during the latter
part OF July the company left st, Louis. \ tour
and the re .idents Of lann. Grsenur. Flora. nn,l
oieratic melody.
On Aug. 5 the manaR OF the company. Prof.
Williams. accompanied the younger daughter.
Miss lice, e the residence OF a minister at
thr tenor Mr.. Harry D. Morgan. iw., days later
omulated tho OK ampls which had been sei.
and celehruted tho arrival nf tho ttoupe at
Nexton. ~. BY taking unto himself Miss julia
Both Of the yean9 women are Well and favor .E
have several times appeared In amateur opera
at the Pckwick and at private musicals.
MISS Julia Is in her twcnty.second year,
while Miss Alice 10 but 20. MIR. Bailey until .
fhort time ago was actuary at Tho Mercantile
ns psasn a. snd Il. rfSvIs . a ,bs rHyss
tho Moustt West Drug Company
At the bailey homo this evening II was az
serted that = letter had been received from
the father this morning, which said that no
and induced them to leave their husbands and
return homo with him. whore they aSD OK
rected on Sunday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Cot Drunk .. spite or White Caps.

PIrTs4DRGH, Aug IA band OF White Caps
called man named Cameron out OF hi. house
near New Castle ono night q week ago and
told him he must stop drinking whskey and
take care OF his family He tried to stop. but
found It impossible. and on Monday night hs
received second visit. This Mme rope was
tied TO = limb Of tree and moose tishtsn n ed
around hts neck. Cameron fol! on HIS knees
and begged Tor mSroy. blood-curd!lng oath
to him. and no Was allowed to 70 home. With
the warning that another visit would result In
terdsy e ret The aid OF the auth critics in cap
turing the White Caps, and he improved tie
opportunity OF HE visit to town to get drunk
again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
ANOTHER WAR Bible sroR1
This Ose Was Lost n Battle n 1881 ~,
its Owner Has &c Again.

X11o Vo0 was LOST n 0ottlo II xOO1 oe0
its Owner Has &c Again.
Port JERv1s. Aue. 18.-GeorRs Althisar. .
veteran OF the war and now filling tho place Of
letter carrier ut the Post Office here. attended
the Grand Army reunion at Detroit last week
and took occasion while thero to restore to
comrade toughest Bible with an interesting
history. The Bible WAS originally q Gift to
David Webster. . Michigan volunteer. from
his mother on the eve OF his dspar.
ture for Virginia in 1861 Webster Io!t
Hun 0H Il u. into tho ss9d Of 0:s:
colder Fl stonsTal! Jactson's Somm. 70.
scription to her son on the flYlsaf, tho rebel
soldier wrote brief statement Of the circum.
sion; He at andoned hi. knapsack contalnins
the book on the battlefield at Bristov Station.
fully preserved It for twenty.si! years a. ~. -
He was fortunate in nnding Comrade VI ebstss
at the Detroit reunion and in restoring to hin
. .rolic dpubly precious because the mother
who gav6 It had died.
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Husband and VIII. III. Together.

DENVER. Aug 13.-Unhappy. hsrasssd. and
heartsick. Eugene II. Bonnick and his young
wife to-day sought together relief In DEATH
The young couple lived In an apartment house.
and about 10 o'clock this morning the door OF
their sleeping room was burst open. Mrs.
Bonnick was dead and her husband WAS be-
yond human aid. He died shortly before
noon. Eugene n. Bonnick was mem ber OF
The eoYpls had irsapent .ausrrels, but last
settled They we're found to-day clSsped In
each others arms. the wife dead and the hus-
band dyipg. Tho following note wss found:
Grace anu Gene" Morphine was the route
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Accrued Let Go, Looking for the Accua.r
Harry Sommerneld OF 11s West Fifteenth
street and Carl Hanover OF 252 West Fifteenth
street were arraiRnsd in Jefferson Market
Court yesterday. CHARGED with defrauding
Charles b. Martin OF III East Seventeenth
street Of $500. Martin alleged in his COM
plant that he had given tho defendants $500
to bet on The Sheriff. horse then running ut
fesssd to uwn the horse: that The sheriff won.
and TINT the men ut once dsappeared. Martin
did not appear In court. the prisoners were
discharged.
LAWYER Hoy.e. who appeared for tho prison.
ers snid tina Martin was not the com rotn.
pos essicn OIL which hr would arrHign Martin
II be could get him. Jnstics Logan sent an
TO ~. o IVES ern capitalist Interested IN mining.
At bis home III last Seventeenth street. his
Hogan thsn sntpnnned Mis- Mariin. hu, When
tho officer returned she had left tho house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
A DOCTORS SUICIDE

He Had Become Sentative Over Stories a.
to the Cause OF his wif-'s Death.
SCRANTON. Aug. 13-Dr Arthur Jones killed
himself at his homo hero at about midnight
last night. shooting three bullets into his left
breast. He had grown melancholy and des-
pondent over the talk OF neiehbors connecting
him with tho death OF his wife several weeks
ago. 1t was said that during her confinement
he came homo drunk nrd dragged her down
.tetrs hy the hair. the injuries she received re-
sulting In her death.
Or: Jones denied those charges. but the
ne!chbors persisted in making ttem. and he
hid himself until tho funeral OF his vito Was
over. TO avoid eome Of the women who threat
ensd him with hnru,. The talk did not cease.
h3weyer, and he finally said that he would
after graduating from the Jefferson Medical
College at Phlladelphia,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN RUSSIA.
The Story OF Resses who Arrived IN
Boston Yesterday.


BosroN. Aug ia sad story was told BY
Gsrshen OpinR. from Tschildz, State OF Kiev.
Russia who arrived at this port this morning
on the steamship Roman. in company with
about 100 jews most Of whom were Russian.
About four weeks before he lett Tsohildz
placards were posted on all the lampposts and
telegraph poles. which read as follows:
DO It known to all persons concerned that
from this day To-, tn no Jew will be allowed near
or on the borier. Any Russian seeing Jew
IN or trying to cross tho border 10 allowed W
tak6 all his clothea. and the .property on his
person also to nlAltrent and Ill use him. but
not to kill him. The ponnlty for killing him
:, Mr.. OpIng being asked his reason for leaving
Russia replied: - WINS 4 money lender ana
lent a large sum OF money. about 500 roubes,
to the Governor OF Tschilds. A week after
lent him tho money received anotiee to leave
tho place within three hours on PENALTY Of GO.
ing to Siberin for iep or moro years. Taking all
tho ready cash and valuahles Ind at hand I
started for America with my family, While
trying to steal across the border iuto Prussia.
In company with nbout forty thor exiles, wo
were bounced upon by II crowd Of peasants
who robbed us ri all our money and valunblea.
After abusing us to their hearts content they
allowed US to proceed on our waE'
Mr.. Qping's story was confirmed by several
OF his fellow passengers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
FRIGHTENED THE LADIEa
Two Unfortunate Mea Who Haa Moths
to Wear hut Shests.

Two Unfortunate Mea Who Haa Nothisg
to Wear hut Shests.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 1S-A. M. Stinson.
general agent OF the Big Four and brother-in-
law OF President ingalls,. and H. A. Christy. q
Buffalo travelling salesman. occupied berths
on sleeping car on tho Big Four train that
reached here from the west yesterday morn.
ing. When the two mon awoke they discovered
that their clothes had boon stolen. and wrap.
ping themselves In sheets they hurried over to
Tor hack to carry them to tho Bates House.
where Stinson said that he had other clothing.
adj across The nsyemsnt and nut his foos on ~
steps to enter he saw two ladies on the back
seat. They disc9vsred hin at the same
hands. uttered scream after scream. Stinson
turned sn rush rSek into s6' hSe but II do,
TO the hack, and It was some moments before
they could disentsngle themselves and regain
the hotel. Another hack WAS ordered and tho
TWO men finally got to the Bates House.
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AsBURY PARK. Aug. 13.-The first bathing
house robbery OF the season Was reported here
to-day. J. J. Guiton Of Albany. o summer
visitor stopping at tho West End Hotel. went
to tho Fourth avenue bathing grounds ysster-
dry for a dip In the surf. While In his bath
room he put into an envelors, two gold watches.
= diamond pin. and diamond ring worth
Guiton in,ended to leave these vauabies at Tie
check room. bnt, instead. left the envelope ~
ing on the sent IN the bath house whom be
had scarcely rsaoEed the wster's edge whom he
thought o! his careiessnsss. He hurried bncS
to tho bath house. but the stun was gone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Emperor william Accident.

BERLIN. Aug. ls.-The Cologne Gazette gives
tho following rs an authentic account OF the
Emperor's recent accident: Tho Emperor was
leaning on the door Of the cabin OF the impe-
rinl yacht. talking snimatedly with nom bers
NJ his suite. whom he suddenly turned. and at
tho same moment slipped on the linoleum GOV.
cred deck. Pr euthold. on making, an ex-
aminatton found the Emperor's right knee.
operation o! replacing OF the kneecan Without
ninching. Dr. Leuthold bandaRed the knee
Emperor can now stand aud even walk without
difficulty, Tho knee Is still kept banda ged 40
Q precantiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Tho c-oton Landing shoot,.e Case,

PouGukEEpsIE. Aug. lS-The Croton Land
ing; shooting case. In which Mr.. I. N. Baker.
Col. Ingcrsoll's private secretary. was shot by
Orvills NJ. AndsrsoR. . nsighbor WAS before
Judge barnard this morning upon an applica-
ton for the. fixing Of bnIl made by the prison
er's counsel The counsel for The people made
dangerous con itton. that tho assault was pre-
nno.ittntcd. md that the prisoner should not
Re Inlleh a. long MS raksr is In danger Of dy.
the arguments. Tue Court took the papers
and will proGnbly make decision tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Sat Down on Banamaster In.es.

Tho Brooklyn Park Commissioners have sat
down hard upon Bandmaster limos, who re-
fused in . letter to the Board to play out his
contract for furnishing music In Prospect Park
unless he was paid for PLAYING on July l8. When
Lr. Inness letter to this effect was read a. the
boards meeting yesterday morning thexCoM-
missioners unanimously decided not to pay
tie musicians bill of 1862.
Arrangements VIII t,r made to have Contsrno
and Ills band play in the Park on Saturday and
III, contract had yet to M lnnes's trouble
with tho Board arose over the fact that he
played on stormy day which the Commits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Suicide Nsison's Host Dies.

Corona. Aug. 10. Thomas Callahan. rs yssn
old. OF Corona died very suddenly at Q o'clok
this morning Henry Nelson committed'u 3D.
eide IN Callahan's house on July rs by talinse
large dose Of Paris green and blowing nn
brnlns out with revolver. after having nut
dered his wife in Brooklyn tnree days be!oiS,
Callahan said shortly after the occurrence ps X
DO saw Nelson's ghost in tho house, spd "A
10 said that the delusion preyed on bic ni ~
VAS notified,
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No Trace Of Hannah Rohinson's Murderer.
Somebody found paper bag yesterday with
the name and address OF l. Bailey. baker.
Lafayette and Tompkins avenue BROOKLYN.
printed on It, in the wnste lands OF Glendale.
near the spot whore tho body OF Hannah Rob-
inson was found on Aug 9. A few yards fur
Their. directly behind tho unfinished houses In
front q which The den gIrl lay. was brush;
and cnEc. Tho bag lore no evidence OF having
hren on tho ground during the rain md Baker
bag was given to Coroner Iiomeysr. He noli-
fled bet. ciiv- snlor, who reported that the
irct Attorney fleming said last night that
they knew no more ab"nt the case Then than
they did on tho day when the body was found.
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hey WEST. Aug. l3.-Capt Bolser OF tho
steamer Concho. from New YORK TO dsveston'
arrived this evening and reports tnas me
wr.cI ed steamer FL Dorado signalled him on
Tne.day night He went alongside. bringing
the steamers mail to Key West. He remained
.Ionaside four hours. 1t rained heavily and
The storm wa. attended With thSndSr apd
iisht ssia ina, The pumps from Key ~sss SsS
broken, but he or pected to- repair thSn sum.
cientiy TO pump tho vessel dry By ThuE4dsy
The revenue cutter Mclean and vreokips
schooner Cora were the only vessels OF tho
Nrack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
The Canadian Bribery Cases.

OTTAWA. Aug. 18.-In tho bribery cases to.
day Contractor Armstrong was recalled and
defed the committee. He said that no matter
what opinion they expressed. he would de-
clins TO answer tho questions which no had
ensusd. aud whom he deliberately repeated his
refusal q resolution was unanimously adoptad
dealt with summarily,
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BERNE. Aug. l3.-The Geographical Con.
gross to-day adopted a resoiution In favor Of
the compilation Of nm International pronounce
ing geographical dictionary. and BY large
mrridian ought to be universally adopted. and
thu! England ought to adopt the metric system.
The, committee to which the matter was re-
felred has decided that Capt Glaciers pre-
tension that he. discovered the true source Of
Lhe MississiGpi 10 unfoqnded, and that the
Lieut.. Allen, and Jean NlcolIot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
He Say. He I. King OF tho Mountains.

PoITsvrLLE. Pa. Aug. 1S.-Joe Msnnig. con.
fined for treatment In the State Insane Asy.
lum at Harrisburg. escaped several weeks
ago. and contrived somehow to travel back
undecided to the vicinity OF Ashland. this
county. whore no formerly lived. He at once
pountalns overlooking. Ashland, and took tS
himself tue mad title Of" King OF Mount aims"
SI wi ss pao BE- ps Has biz.
there unsxpectedly In nude condition.
brandshin4 clubs, hurting stones At passers.
and violence. The .Asnland Town Council
help meeting the other niRht to devise ysvs
and means for his capture. and authorized ne
OF men TO apprehend tho maniac. All attempts
to esiZe him, however. have failed. aud the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Th. o,nrl.n a Cl.rk nc.elxer,hlp.

Judge Barnard Of PouGhkeepsie has ap.
pointed ]. W. Hincklev permanent receiver OF
the property OF o'Brien 4 Clark. the aousduct
contractors. OF 40 Wall street, this city. Con.
cesslons hRye hsen made by both sides In the
matter. and although there are still . few
points Of controversy whatever work has
Teen nndeFtaken will o compleied. and the
BE- There are several IMPORTANT ns lawsuits SSS
now pending. II is understood that after the
settlement ~ these affairs the firm will dis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Stole n Hide md eo, Under n Train

William T. LIvesey. n lc-sear.old boy living
Mt 90 Marshall street, Paterson. was struck and
Instantly killed on the Lackawnnna Railroad
A companion, Frank Quinn. was s"rin,,siv
injureh, The lads we're -teal! Ing 3 ride on i.
coal train when on lis arrival at the barclay
OF tho express. Quinn WAS taken 10 ii, j..
reEh's TI"spital. where 1t Is expected that he
will recover. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14

Three-ysar-old Annie Moran leaned out too
far on tho window sill OF her homo on the
second floor OF l.O2s Pacific street. brooklyn,
Yesterday afternoon and fell plump on the
shoulder ri man who was passing. Tho
anxious mother In. the hallway. where he
handed Annie. chubby and smiling, TO her.
Tho tot was not Injured one whit Irhe m An
refused to give bis mama
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
stooA the Heat Better tbs. tho Negroes

HAcKENsAcK. Aug. 18.-The intense heat q
yesterday and to-day has shaken tho faith Of
some people. who hold the opinion that tho
negro will bear up under higher tsmpsrs
ture than his white brother. During tho sly
afternoon OF both days. whom the mercun
lespsd up to 1907 under the direct rays OF ~
snn pouring down upon tho Hackensss,k.
brick yards. the white men continued theif
york III the Mshrhof. Gardner. titllies. and
Walsh yards Az the same hours the nsgIoss,
10 the yard Of Felter Bros; were stretchsa a
until about / ocIocE The while men wers
barshssded and barefooted, and there Is not -
case OF prostration reported from among inc
more than 500 employed along the river.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Florence sca.rmnca.r,. BODY Found.

The body OF Florence schermacher. the
twelve-yenr-old gill who was drowned on
Monday night last Il ON Jewels wharf. Brook
Ign. as she was coming from the steRiper Gen.
Slocun,. was found ye-ter,iny afternoon float.
ing III Coney ls!und Point. where It was re-.
covered BY Jose nh hownnki. y no Ia in charge
Stilwells Morsue. and Joseph Schermncher
Of la2 East l22d street. this city. the father Of
the dead girl. was summonei BY telegraph.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
-Four Years for Abduc,,o,

Charles Trato. 20 years old. the engineer who
induced Augusta UsinRer. 10 years old. to 90
with him to New Milford on-Iune 16. under he
pretence Of getting her rlace as oh am bermsId
duction in The General Sessions Conrt ycster.
day. and WAS sentenced by Judge Cowlng to
four years In State prison. As the assanlt wHs
dictel here only for abduction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Assaulted by R.I,rond Conductor.

NEwBURnH. Aug. l3.-Philip Weeks. q COM
msrcial traveller OF Rochester. Is laid no at the
United States Hotel here because OF INJURIES
received from q conductor on tho Hudson
River Railroad. Weeks alleges that while com.
Ing down a. from rom klnanE ye.teESda, he wa: s e:
foot being cut and the small bones broken.
He says he had HIS ioot upon the nickel part u
insolsnt In ordering 1t down they rot into .
wrangle. and Evans popnded bis foot with bis
e.is says h. Viii SO ,s
com pany for damages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
CHINA Must Pro,ee. Fo-.,x..r..

LONDON. Aug. ia despatch from Pekin
says TINT 1t is evident from the action taken by
the powers that they intend 10 compel China
10 protect foreigners residing within her bor-
ders, The representatives OF tho several DOW.
crs there have addressed fresh Joint note 10
RACES perpetrnted BY Chinese mobs upon tho
missions md missionaries and others In the
take I'm mediate steps to protect the lives aud
property OF iol eiRporR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
An UnLuovvn BODY Aaoat.

BELvIDERE. N j.. Aug. lS.-Thi. aiternoos
the body OF an unknown man was found float
Ing in the canal, near tho plane At Port MUIR
raw. \. j.
He was we'll dressed. and man OF powerful
build and clenn-shayen face. He vas about
which the body could DO Identified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Denmark md the wor,s.. Fair.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. l3.-Mr. Peck OF the Chi
caGo Fair commission returned TO Copen hagen
to-day. He expressed himself Is much pleased
with his reception In Sweden and Norway. All
OF the leading merchants. Manufacturers and
anthoTlties have promised TO support tie Fair
at Gothenbprg. Three hundred exhi bIlors at
the nb,h M On Exhibition resolved 70 send
sonally eypIessed the deem interest his king
dom felt In the Worlds Fair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Where Mr.. Veterinarians May Get Tia
Plate Workmeu.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 13.-The discussion on the
importation OF tin plate laborsrs BY F. G. Mold
ringhaus continues to OCCUPY the attention Of
tho labor organizations here Tho st. Louis
tin plate manufacturer In his recent interview
says that he wants tin plate rollers and wash
ers. Assistant President Garland Of the ANAL
ali he requires We can easily supply him. We
have in readiness . list OF names. and can
send him tho number OF men he requires, pro-
tho scale. Certainly our meu will not work for
him Just now. as he is operating non-union
mill. Just lot him sign. and then no will not
Do nut to the inconvenience OF importing
skilled Welsh tin plate workers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
A HID o~ushed U.d.r /. Stree, Car.

George White. 8 years old. while playing
near bis home. 4Adams street: Hoboken. this
evening ran in front OF passing horse car.
ueiore the car could be STONED one OF tho
wltcei pBssed over the child's log, crushing II.
Tue injuries. 1t is thought will prove fatal.
John Hebher. the driver was arrested He
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
Fatally Hurt In N New sewer.

John Ross. IS years old. . laborer In the new
sewer which IL building ut Bedford and Greene
avenues. Brooklyn. went down the elevator
shaft Yesterday In q bucket. He was jerked
out by tbs. swayinR OF the rome and fell to the
bottom. where he struck upon his head. His
, skull Vas fractured. He is not expected to
HOSPITAL.
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Note. or FOREIGN uappe.,ns..

Good rains have fallen In the Madras Presi-
dency. and this will greatly relieve sHher-
crops.
Baron Hirsch 10 negotiating with the Turk
ish GoveTnment to rent land along the railway
100000 yearly for the land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14

ERIE. Aug. l3.-Ex- Congressman seott's con-
dition is slightly Improved. DR.. Brand. his
win recover though his recovery viii Be- nso s
sarly SLOW" He hiss passed. the turning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14

HARTYoRD. Aug. l3-Arthur Allon DIaby
Marsh. the story OF whose arrest was told In
The Sun this morning. was to-day sent to jail
for thirty days. The Chief OF Police testified
that whom he searched tho sop OF the British
General Mt hen no found on the young
puro alcohol, and phial OF lnudnnum. from
each Of which he had drunk. Mrs. Marsh,
court, and no Spreal was iaksn. so nothing 10
left for tho rorisin Of Lord Beresford to do but
spond month In the county jail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-14
$4,000 Worth Of Meat Burned.

Alexander Maybaum Is slaughter house. cold
storage warehouse. and artificial leo plant. on
South Orange avenue. Just beyond the Newark
line. were entirely swept away By nre at noon
y;c5sfHsnrTdsy; The live stock was saved. but
total loss will probably be S60.0OO.