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20 HAS 4 PICNIC,
And Doesn't Mind ~ tho Central Labor
Union NVasn't Represented.

And Doesn't Mind 81 tho Central Labor
Union Nvasn't Represented.
The Central Labor Unions rejection OF Dis
trct Assembly 49s Invitation to attend the
District Assembly's picnic last night. because
1t was held in Sulzer's Harlem River Park. on
which the Central Labor Union has boycott
had no percep,ible influence on the attendance
and no effect on the enjoyment oil tho 5000 or
more who attended the festival.
Tho park was thronged. and there were
many well known labor lenders r. among tLe
the Bluestone Cutters. IN. the r, Eccentric En-.
alton Of FRESHMEN. and the brewers were rep
resented by John O'Connell Of the Brewers
Association. und Vim. DuGan OF the United
Brewers
One hundred or moro Of the Lady Gotham
Association marched inc the park In body
Among those present were J; J. Sullivan
O'Connell ana Joseph Brady,
Why, IL AZ said the word they co1,d wire
said ono VI 4y's leaders.
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Outsiders Win Mt 81. rnu,.

ST r,rt, July .7-favori,es again fell by the way
sde at tho Twin City track to day. but first pick
winnir II tho fvs races decided The race for me
sota.orsj horses ono nj OPENED the sport TLes
fAyori;e Jos, won by two lengths In front OF Dolly
Houston, Jennie GruIgd third. Time. I,5!i.
Seven started m the second race. nve ana = half
furongs, for mai'sn 2.year Odds. The Glengarry and
Bessie Bell colt to In the betting beat Iispans, tho
favorite out in driving finish by half lcngsh Ham
limo third. Time ! :u'lY
Three iarted In tho mile and three slxtsenths race
EingLnan was backe down to 10 TO on, but tho TO
shot i,uido, won from n. 10 10 chance "a Topper
who beat tho poorly ridden flyOre out length for
the psre honOra Time "a.
The fourth race. selling purse, one mile Ani Nifty
yards had eight starterA Pat Comfy was the f,vori'e
hut the to chance. MAT 10 Allen boat him ont -ssy
by two lengths III. 10 shot, Happiness " as lard
Time. i:tal.
1Es raves conclude with hve.furong.h heat selling
purse. Ten started Jim bum r,s. iavoriis At 10
l. aud lie won Tho first heat ceysry by . length from
lnn0ceuts, who heat Eli kenIia . head for second
place In the second heat the 10 10 chance Doc Wik
beat the fAv0rite nose I'll kehdg being third again.
In the run on tn. Dock Wick won 10 csntrr by Two
Lengths Tine-i bA % UJ. Place odds-G to !
Doc Wick, even Jim Dunn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
SUSPECT TOM RICHARDSON
He il Supposed to Have Carried or Fen
sion and to Have Held Up Mr.. Hnynor.

Two burElaIics have been committed In the
vicinity OF Islip in the last few days. which
are attributed by the people OF that section to
Tom richardson. tho cowboy. cave digger. and
a!l-round highwayman. whose name causes
the timid people OF that section to shake in
their shoes.
The house Of Frank Adrinnce OF Hauppacue
was entered Friday night and was ransacked
from top to lotion. The thief entered through
the second-story window BY ladder. Mr.
Adriance is veteran OF tho war and had Just
drawn pension Of $50. which did not escape
the burglar. Mr.. Adt innce was aroused from
his sleep and ATTEMPTED I" capture tho burglar
hut lie was roughly hnnd!ed and was glad to
get away. while the intruder coolly unlocked
and unboted the front door and walked out.
On that same day Nathaniel Ravnor OF
Hauppngue drew slno from bank in the CITY.
lie did not return until he next day. out he
found somebody waiting for him; 1t was dark
whom he got near the county buildings in Cen.
trail lsilp man s'enpc,l out from the side OF
ne ROM ahE hn nscted 's and 3h hS ivsx
tusse with the highwnyman. Ho was out;
classed. however. and he was plucked OF all
lis money, besides n gold watch; He was un-
attic to give q description Of the highwayman.
but everybody believes he was Richardson.
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The New Chtef or the Weather Rureau
VIII Change the weather Pre- lctlons.

VIII Change the weather Preductions.
CHICAGO. July 27.-Prof Mark W. Harring-
ton. the new chief OF tho United States Wealth
cr Bureau. made an important announcement
while hero to- day on his first tour OF inspec-
ton.
"one OF the changes being made in the bu-
renu." he said, lis tho enlargement Of the
local value OF weather predictions by the ap-
pointment OF twenty local forecnsters. The list
OF places whore these appointments will be
made have not ms yet been entite!y completed.
but 1t will include Chicago. ST. Lonis. 81. Paul.
Cincinnati. Cleveland, Detroit uud lndinnap-
0iis. heretofore he general forecasts II ON
Washington have been pt acticaliy the only ones
OF the whole country. but not 40 much so to the
puhliG locally or to tho agricultural interests:
1t Is the purpose OF the bureau to make itself
oil much greater value to the latter than ever
before. Local officials have md the right
their Il tho mo past TO fe forecasts ps ssn
to appoint men OF the highest ability, with the
special duty of giving the most detailed pos
slble local forecasts Congress provided Tor
put twenty such orces. aud | lind II mater
u extreme difficulty 10 mako selection q
10 ,;atisIac, DRY to tho general pubiic., Gen.
orally sIonkinR the Offices will DO thickiy
scattered along the northern boundary where
changes are most ireuuent The Canadian
obserNntories. VIII lie excellent and operated on
much the sanlo plan ns our own. are not nu-
mute. In this. rs IN other contemplated
changes. l earnestly hcre the public vii hot
expect Immediate results, as such matters To-
quito some little time"
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TIE CORPSE VAS VERY MUCH AL1yE.
Young stephen Mctlnve Not Held for
Pmahlnr IL DnMn StnlrA.

series Of une.r,hly shrieks from the direr.
ton OF Ninth avenue sent half dozen police.
men from tho Forty-seventh street station
around the corner ON tho Jump last night at
o'clock. They found n crowd near tho corner
OF Forty-s,xth street. while down at tho bot
tom OF n blight Of base nlen: stairs lay shabbily
dressed woman. who the LystanIers declared
To 10 dead. Young Stephen McClave OF Al3
West Forty-sevem!h street. a norLow OF the
Police Commissioner. was charged by the
spectators WIKI having thrown tho oil woman
down stairs. McClnve wn4 hurried around TO
Tho station hous.. ono OF tho policemen
bringing the Gody" mrounI' The b"lv " Wns
carried In. very much alive and very noisy. and
laid out on tho floor in front of the desk. whore
the woman was ercgnized us an old stations
house lodGer Her injuries consisted Of n cut
Ryan Of 45s West lifty-sixth street. She was
locked ur. ind rs there was nobody TO make
charge against young McClave lie was dis
e ,n i.om ni eGuftody T6s Womans dnuEh-
mother down stairs. Me- lave said that the
woman had struck him IN the mouth aud that
lie lad only retaiated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Gold at Pine Nut.

CARSON. New. July Glowing 10 discoveries
OF gold at Pine Nut. Nevada. twenty four miles
from this city, largo number OF prospectors,
including many FRI m the Comstock mines. arc
going iuto that district and rapidly surveying
claims. town site named ZirIvie has been
having discovered the district and taken out
considerable gold. Hehe Halmnn. foreman OF
two large mines on tho Comstock lode. has re-
ten miles square has many quartz lodges.
showing free gold on the surface; and coutends
that the discoveries are rs promising as those
first made on the Comstock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
MRS. CoMsrOck AND BUDD BALDWIN.
Three Years Ago She Had . Suit Against
Him In BrOoklyn.

Mrs. Dovie Fo-nsy Comstock. in whose nat
In Sackett street. Brooklyn, Theodore LRcbig
was shot and killed by Darwin J. Messrols.
was plaintiff in case on the calendar of The
City Court in that city in 1888 in which Giles
j. Baldwin. alias DuGd baldwin. was defend
ant. While young Baldwin. who was vol
known for his sporting proclivities. was in
Ihiladelphia in the summer OF tho year. lie
pawue the sealskin saclue belonging to Mrs.
Comstock, who WAS said to have been his com.
Lanion. and 1t was for its alleged value. $3.50.
that she brought suit.
Mrs. Comstock settled the suit for so. Bald
will figured in the sensational row which &C.
Cured In Mrs: Fernnlds Fort Gree no house the
Mrs Fernald's room. he hurled n big Bible
through the glass folding doors and choked
Mrs. Fernad. He was arrested and fined $50
by he n lice magistrate. Mrs. Comstock, Il Is
said. was an inmate u the Fort Greene house
at the time Of the occurrence. u Is ais said
that Philip Post for whose murder Bella Nell
son was recently &C luil: was the co-respon-
dent in the suit which Mr.. Constock success
fully instituted against his wife.
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Supposed to Have Been Pushed from His
Train by Trnmps.

AMSTERDAM. July 81 Tho remains OF Charles
Ienegar were buried Mt Fultonville yesterday.
Lenegar was found lying beside the track ~
Red Bank on Friday night. tits watering
place for engines. two miles west OF Oneida.
Ieuogar was one Of Conductor Coats's crow.
He was las: soen by tho crew walking over tho
deck OF The train. Whio tho engine was taking
water at Oneida he was missed. The switch
Rel bank he was found lying in u fold. sur
rounded by q party OF farmers. This was at
1880 r. NJ. They snid that whom they picked
"Ihsy pushed mo OH the. train" He died ut
Oneida station two hours later without making
a statement. Tramps were ojerted from Coatss
train west OF Red Bank. and 1t Is supposed
that they arc responsible for Lenegar's death.
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BUTTE, Mont July 27.-Aitcr months OF pro-
liminary legal sparrng the celebrated will
case involving the ownership OF the estate OF
the late Judge A. j. Davis. the muti-mIllion-
afro. came up for trial to-day. A Jury was So
cured before evening, much sooner than was
expected.
Tho proceedings were participated in by an
Imposing array OF dts,incuished counsel. in-
mad been selected nothing further was accom-
psneu urior to adIournment till Tomorrow.
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Trouble Ahead for Pla,nne,d.

PLA1SF1ELp. July 27.-The City Common
Council mot in special session this evening
and granted J. W. Low 4 Co. OF Kingston N. Y.
a $25O.0O0 franchise to erect and maintain
system of water works IN this city. This
action Will lead to several complications rs
tho P!ainleld Water Supply Company. with the
Hon. Frank Bergen Of Elizabeth rs Pre-. ident.
net OF tho Legislature OF 1869. and the com
rary has already lis pumping station erected
Solne Interesting law suits will doubtless
follow
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Won by the Ripple.

The Old Mil. that popular yachting rendezvous on
Jamaica Bay WAS tho scene OF . boat Sunday
open only TO local craft under feet in length.
the second OF series OF contests he'd this season I'M
der the supervision OF Capt Daily. The length and
hsndicaps were:
Old CHIP 10 feet inches 20 seconds Ripple 10 feet
onis: Young chin. ~ feet B inches 30 seconds: Red
stsr Get 10 inches IS seconds Annie A.. i8 feet
tnchea scratch.
The course was eight miles H.. q. Robinson was tho
tmek ana robert Loud and CouHse Tor Rutcher
tho Judges The VIOLA with Capt. John Hens Mt liz,
isr led the boats the to tc Break water wh.ro
tho Rirpls under frshhening brseke forged to tho
front under Cart ssarley able handhnR shs held It
the second time tapt Helms brought the Viola across
tho limo few seconds later The nipples time was
hour ~ minutes aud 3S secOnds.
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A Message in u Bottle Found at Sen.

MENAUHAST. Mass. July 27-Mr. and Mrs.
Carpenter OF Foxboro. Mass stopping at Men
auhant. while fishing of shore at mouth Of
WaGuoit Bay Mt 1915 I. n. July rs. took from
the water bottle containing tho enclosed
no.e:
Ne. tonnage. lla tons length. .A feet: depth of
lJwer hold u feet: depth bn ween decks u feet;
poop deck. 81 feet; breadth ~ feet
7. q. FkEycu, Master.
july %. 1891.
On board John II. Platt. IRON Portland,
bound for Norolk. Va. three days out Cross
Rim Lightship.
JouN A. GODFREY md wife.
CHAs. A. CoLLEY and wife. Waterbury. Conn.
II found please notify NEW YORK Sun.
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shook tn. Bottle aud It Burst.

Morris Upger. a young Hungarian carpenter
Of 1913 Second street. wanted to do somo silver
plating last night. He went to Hobein's drug
store. at PVT and Houston streets. and bought
s cents worth OF quicksilver and nitric acid,
The druggist told him not 70 shake the bottle.
Just after leaving the store he disobeyed the
dTuGGis! Injunction, The bottle blew pp and
badly burning him. He will probably lose one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Importing Italians Under Contract.

CHICAGO. July 27.-Immigration Inspector
Stitch. after three weeks work. is in posses.
sion o, all tho facts 10 show that hundreds OF
Italian laborers have been brought to this
country at tho exreuse Of some corporation
not yet known. his company. II IL ale. ed.
furnished all the funds to purchase steamship
tickets. aud t he two men who We're delegated
70 no Tho work were Italian railroad orcmen.
Casuno and fnllones. and their Headquarters
We're 1T 3i7 South Desplninss street. this city.
fal!onos Is said to have madO u conf essiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
A Stock Yard for Jersey City.

A certificate OF incorporation OF the Tolleston
Stock Yards Company was flod yesterday in
the Office Of the Hudson County Clerk. The
incorporators are +. J. Martyr and A. II. Vosder
OF Chicago. r. Albeus Adams of Kew York.
John y. Dawley VI Brooklyn. and Robert J.
Marin OF Jersey, City. Tho capital stock is
company PROPOSES to do business In Illinois.
New York. New Jersey. Indiana. aud other
establish stock yard IN Jersey City. Robert
J.. Martin. the Jersey City incurporator. Is an
employee OF Armour Il Co. OF Chicago.
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KANSAS CRY, No. July 27.-Grnve charges
OF cruelty and neglect have been mad against
Nation Eenks o, the Children's Orphan Home.
For some time it has boon noticed that funerals
were unusual lily frequent. and neghbors began
an Investigation. During tho past two months
eighteen infants died. and during eighteen
days precedinG July ID fourteen infants
rerishel. 1t Is charged that the little ones arc
practically starved to death. Official inyesti-
EAtIOnS ARG uamRnuad.
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New Yorh,. rorrer. In Newark.

William Mochhoz and William ]. Smith. the
Now Workers recently arrested In Newark for
attempting 10 pass forged checks, were tried
before Judge Rico in that city yesterday.
MochhoZ turned States evidence and con-
gerry. When arraignrd for sentence Smith
burst into tears and pleaded for mercy. saying
that he had AN III wile and u child here and
that lie stole to relieve their want.
Judge ltica said he would thoroughly inves.
tlgats Smiths story and pass sentence next
Wednesday,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Took Plenty or Paris Green.

John Dobbins. q rongshoreman. and his
wife Mary live on tho top floor OF "a East
broadway. Last night Mary. after quarrel.
swallowed big doss OF Paris green. She was
found lying % on "a. The door. which was lih,
great difficulty that six men carried her down
ntai s to the ambulance. Mary weighs 24U
pounds. AT the Gouyerneur Hospital tho poi
son was pumped out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
What Professor LlsbIg Says Of MattunI's
Glesshuehler Water.

"Mattoni's Gesshuebcr Water Ia not
only mild, pure alkaline Gcidulous spring.
gently stimulating Tho nervous functions.
and thus causing IN increased action of the
digestive organs hut also the healthiest.
most agreeable and refreshing OF beverages"
EISSER & MENDELSON co.
Importers, G Barclay ST.. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Where Yesterdays Fire. Were,

A.M.--la;4O. George Waterson's rooms. 100 FIRST
svenue damage slight; CO. Jacob Alexanders bakery
Io42 First avenue. DAMAGE sloJ; 500 cellar Of $40
West Fortieth street damage scht lopba David sigers
rooms, 100 Ludlow street damave slight:
damage $40: $40 top floor Of 233 Hast iilth street
tenants away. damage s'ighH hth John shaws rooms
ior's pinnbiny shop on Tenl, avenue between I4idh
and l5lth strseta no damaye; vto. To- East Third
street, julia Levy, no damage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Richard -. Newcombe'. Funeral.

The funeral OF Richard s. Newcombe. the
lawyer. who died on Sunday evening. will be
held tomorrow morning. AT l0ii O'Clock. from
the house. sos Mad ion avenue. The Rev DR..
EdmpEd Gmllpfr, iofmeily pnStor OF the Epis-
The pail bearers will DO chosen from am ong
Mr.. Newcombe's LEGAL associates. Many letters
ily Yesterday,
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Settling the wooarur Divorce Case.

BoRDENTowN. July 27.-The case OF Dr. ".
L. Woodruff Of Pemberton. Burlington county.
who is suing his wife. Julia Woodruff. for d.
vorco. cnmo up before Chancellor McGil in
Jersey City to-day on the application OF Mrs
The Chancellor allowed the counsel faes aud
alimony Of SO pcr week. payable on the condi-
house and cease TO claim support from him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Nominations In SInssachu.
scttS.

BosToN. July 27.-The Post says that secret
meeting of the Patriotic Sons OF America was
bold in this city last Thursday. Lieut.. Gov
Hale was put in nomination for Governor and
Councillor Arthur ". Tufts for Lieutenant
Governor. TO DO supported at tho next Suite
election. 1t Is under -tOol that the Hon. A. T.
ril sbury was favornbly mentioned In conneo-
tion with tho Attorney Generals hip. but only
the two nominations mentioned above were
do ermined unon, The organization is prac-
tically anti. Catholic,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Fishing In ChnrsoEeaGoEsmnueh ogEaEog.
aEunEnuaug Lake.

PUTNAM July 27.-Dlark bass fishing. which
has been poor for two seasons in Connecticut.
opens in fine style this year. Two monster
bass have been taken by fishermen in the east
ern part OF the Staro already. At Aloxander's
Lake. noar Dayvtlle. Roland Bennett took IL
fish thar weighed A pounds. and later Mr..
GunGamaug Lake. near Webster, baggod a
5-puundsr. He had a. big fight with the bass.
which almost leaped into tue boat once. 1t
was not so big as tho mammoth Greenwood
Lake bass noted In THE Bun the other day.
but then Greenwood Is not handicapped with
Stevens caught in the long named lake 20 line
bass, and tho next day ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
California's "a Senators Triumph Over tho
lobbyist.

SAN FRAScIsco, CAL. July 27.-In tho sui: OF
George W. Faylor to recover $4,000 alleged to
be due him collectively from twenty-Iour Stato
Senators. members OF the last California Legis-
lature. for services performed us lobbyist
Judge Wallace To-day denied n motion for u
continuance made by Faylor's counsel. who
missing Witnesses. The Cour in denying the
motion. said there was little pr, spect Of the
case could not be indefinitely continued. Coun.
sel thereupon agreed to non-suit being en-
teroj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Young RuGdie bro wned.

Frederick Rutdle Of 81 Clark place. Jersey
City. went 10 Snake Hill on Sunday with his
sister AMI his two sons. Tho boys wero tired
when they reached the IIGckensack bridge. and
their father loft Them in care ui BrgEetender
White MIR. Whites ron and Ruddle's son
Frederick, aged 10. wen! out 70 wing. The boat
cApsizei and Young Rnddls was drowned.
White saved himself by clinginG TO the boat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28

COLUMBUS. O.. July 27.-State Insurance
Commissioner Kinder has refused to relicense
tho following insurance companies because Of
their refusal to comply with tho laws Of the
state, and they are debarred from transactinc
business In Ohio:
Preferred Mutual Accident Asscciation, New York:
Peoples Mutual Accident Association PlttshurRh
knights Templar aud Masons Life indemnity Company.
Chicago. Masons' fraternal Accident ASSOCIATION OF
America Nest:iclh. Mass Mutual Accident Arsocia
lion of the Northwest chicago. New York Accident
insura nce Company. Hew iorE.
The following companies were refused GER
tiGcate, OF admission to this Suite:
National benevolent Association Minneapolis: Baut.
ers AMI Traders Accident Association Ne York.
necticut Indemnity Association. Waterbury. Conn.
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WASHINGTON. July 27.-TEe Weather Bureau
says that the wentner reports from western
New York. northwestern Pennsylvania. AMI
northern Ohio show the occurrence there
this morning: of tho coolest weather for the
season of which the Bureau has record. The
following are some minimum temperatu
served during the third decade Of July. viz !:
Oswego: AZ : below: Rochest Acc, below:
Erie. 4G,: below: sandusky. 52'. below:
Toledo so. below. Similar conditions OF
eXtreme low temperature for the season oc-
Cured on the goth In the upper and northern
where a minimum temperature OF 4U' aud
light froSts were reported. The ,tempera-
ture for the past twenty four hours has boon
f,om s. to II below the mean over the entire
country east OF tho Rocky Mountains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
A Girl or Six Years Locked Up Us Thief

William Burnstoin Of 351 Grand street caused
the arrest last night OF 6-year- old Nelly Harris
OF 45 Essex street ON charge OF larceny. The
child was taken TO tho Tlircfo street station
Tho chill paid Is visit 10 tho CHILDREN Of Mir.
Burnstein yesterday and no says thai after shs
left "a pur-e containing $50 was missad. Nelly
says she took thu purso but dropped it In the
hallway. she did not know there was any
money In It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
New Jersey. Gigantic Tro,.er.

FLESSGIoS JOY 81 At the closing out sale at vii.
liam Disston's Pheasant Valley STOCK Farm, Woods
town, 4. Ki'lgors OF tho Meadow lark stud OF this
place purchased what Is doubtless tho largest trottox
Heidipg In the word. Ito !. standard rOttux bred,
SIX years old and eighteen bands hig. aud ptI grow
ing lie has be atsn 2.I snt viii doubtless beat aipj
before fall HIS sire, White Lane, 40. sired the Ia
nous Glen Miller, 2;ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Back from Nicaragua.

]. Edward Stubbert. NJ. D.. on tho stnfr Of
the Nicaragua Canal Company. and DR.. Olinda
n German professor and newspaper corre-
spondent sent out by tho German Government
10 report on the construction and prospects ~
the Nicaragua Canal Compnny. arrived yester-
day from Port Limon on the steamship A!vo.
The Alyo reports nll quiet at Port. au- FRINGE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Shooting Fix,ure, for the Week.

wednesday-Ths Glsnmore Rod and Gun Club. 1.-Two
birds at Dexter rark. lilo Atlantic Rod and un Club
live birds, ~ West End ,nney sand
IhurGtay-haIch shootGg i've BIRDS AZ Dexter FhFE.
Long Island.
frlia.-warsgan Gun Club. live birds a, Noun. Yer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
Cardinal Gibbons. Summer Plans.

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cardinal Gibbons will
arrive home from Cape May to- INT rrow alter
noon. His stay here will be q short one. His
Cminence has accepted m invitation to Bar
HRrUor soon after his return from there no
will 20 10 Milwaukee,. and during his visit
Archbishop ka2ter will be invested with tho
M llum.
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wrought Steel Wheel Company Incorpo.
rated.

TRENTON. July 27.-The articles OF incorpo-
ration OF tho Wrought Steel Wheel Company
were to-day filed with the Secretary OF State.
The capital stock authorized is $1,000, 900. and
the incorporntors are William r. Shi.n Of Pitts
Edward A. Smith and Nicholas w. Ni,an OF
New fork. and James ". Roach Of Camden.
The company will manufacture wrought solid
Will be the President, and Gen. William +.
Smith OF Philadelphia who 10 undsi stood to be