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AS IF ASLEEP IN THE WOODS.
A BABY BOYS LIFE PUT OUT BF
THE PATCHOGUE EXPRESS.

Tossed from the Track 40 Lightly that
Hts skirts Were Not Torn Nor Hss
Body Crushed-wken Hts Mother saw
Him Sho Thought that He Slept.
Children playing in Hicks avenue. Hyatt
Heights. late Saturday aftern on opened tho
cato leading 10 q small white cottage whero
Nicholas Smonson with his wife and two
childien lived. Shortly afterward chubby
little boy. not qnite years old. todded from
the omen rnte into the road. Hyatt Heights 10
midway between Woodside and Winfield
Hicks avenue has never been opened as q
road Running parallel on the west side OF II Ia
Thompson avenue, ono OF the main highways
leading out II Long Island City On the enst
runs the Shell road. The railroad makes
sharr bend between these two thorouRhlarcs.
Flagmen aro stationed Mt each OF these GRO g.
Tugs. and both have good view OF the path
which leads from the brush at the head oil
Hicks avenue through n break In the barbed
wire fence TO the railroad track.
Simonson's cottage was not more than
block away from tho outside track on which
express trains only are run. Early In the
morning and late in the afternoon heavy trains
20 thpndorins over the track. making the
Onre on lie road. the little boy kept right on
the we'll. beaten nuth which led to the railroad.
He reached the track unnottcsd. md WINS
walking song the Ess ss
behind him. As the 10 .oniot!ye plunged round i1!
the curve Engineer George Miller caught siGht
OF the little white head and nnttering dress.
The engine was reversed and tho air brakes
applet. At about the snlne instant tho iron
pilot of tlc loo omoiiye picked IN the little fell
low and hurled the llfeless body back across
the track Into tho woods
Mrs. smonson missed her bnby Mt about the
time when tho accident happened. upon find
ing the gate. open. she started anSionsly
a little boy lying in the oods. short distance
nway. as II asleep. Sne was tor much con.
csrned TO notice the child ,partiGuarly. and
train, which had run on to Winfield before 1t
could be stopped: WINS backing. Conductor
gan a sou eli Tor the child. When Mrs. Simon
struck by the rain her heart came nr in her
thront. She was speechlees. and nonted 70
the spot where she saw the child In the woods.
It was her hoy Albert. Strange to say. there
was hardly n mark on his BODY. The big on
glue had merely tossed his little life out The
body was carried back to the white cottage.
aud the gate was closed.
Mr.. Siinonson runs an elevator In building
in Fifty. seventh street; He seldom reaches
ceived sad welcome that Saturday hight
The little one was buried In Lutheran Come
terry on sunday.
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Tho Board Of Commissioners OF the Western
OF charges OF rate cutting and also various ap.
plications, for CHANGES ~ rates and appeals
from decisions OF the WesteI n Freight and
Trans Missouri associations. The meeting
was largely attended. u majority OF the West.
srn roads being represented. No decisions viii
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THE ELEANOR COLLISION,
Settlement by the Owners with Persons
Hurt in Hell Gntc Inst summer.

settIemcnt by the Owner9 with Per0OnS
Hurt in Hell Gate Inst summer.
ELIZABETH. July 27.-The Maine Steamship
Company to-day settled with tho victims OF
the collision in the East River Off He'll Gate. on
July 8. 1880. when Mrs. Edward Slattery.
Bridget Sullivan. George Lang. and John Jen-
nings were injured. They were on the excur-
sion OF Lafayette Council. Order OF Foresters.
Of this city and were on one OF the bargss that
we're struck by the steamshin Eleanor Of the
Maine Company's line. They were taken to
the hos pita on Barkwell's Island. whore ali
recovered except MIR. Slattery. who died after
several months OF suffering
Mr.. Slattery gets s2.jO0 George Lang and
Bridget Sullivan $1,000 each. and John Jen-
nings $3.50. All signed releases to the steam
ship company. The settlement was brought
about through the efforts OF Judge II. F. Nc
COrmirk of this city,
pny'hinC its agents claiming that tho Meyer
TRANSPORTATION Company which had charge
oil the excursion was more to blanc for the
collision than they.
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The Elkhart fast freight lins and the Kama
VIVA dispatch have announced n reduction In
rates from Milwau kee to the seaboar1. via Bon.
ton Harbor. to the basis 81 20 cents. sixth class
rail trafic by way of Buffalo although In this
case the only water TRANSPORTATION Is dlyectly
Chicngo md West Michigan road. The route
has heretofore been allowed u differential OF
two cents against five cents by way OF Buffalo.
Tho Chignecto Shin Hallway is said to have
boon mortGaged for s3.50Ou0O o English capt.
ialis,a. The work IL not yet finished. but
orders have come from London to susp nd
operations till the end OF ne>t week owing to
tiEhtness in the money market.
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A Fool and HIS Money.

WASHINGTON. July PA unique con.
science" contribution has recently been re.
ceived at the Dead Letter ONCE OF the Post
Office Department. in the shape OF thirty eight
81 Louisiana lottery tickets. The moral aspect
OF tho case is somewhat mixed. from the fact
that the tickets had all matured. but not in
cash. Evidences OF an endorsement OF the anti
lottery policy Of the Post Office Department are
the contribution:
Dead Letter ONCE: Hero are thirty-eeht ticfsts
They me 81. aud never got cent. IL II all hum
bug. They send small prizes, but the lar
stay at home II ia good thinG that Uncle Fam
has bothered them. There is thousands that got Bit
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SARATOGA. July PA portion OF the dele
gates to the Republican Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict Convention. which meets at Malone on
July 90. assembled here tonight at the
Wordcn Hotel to take a view Of the situation.
The nomination of Martin l.. Slower OF Am.
OF Judge Tnppan is not ut all probable and
chiefly because on account OF his age he could
not , serve the iu,l term 81 fourteen years The
district to nominate such men only whose ago
Justiiios them to serve tho full term. Y he prob.
OF ST. Lawrence will DO named to succeed
Judge Tappnn. The delegates and a large
number OF others took the midnight train for
Malone.
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HAS BEEN STARTLING. SIZE SAYS
Eva Cohen Taken to Hospital and H e,
Six Children Provided For.

Eva Cohen Taken to Hospital and Her
Six Children Provided For.
Eva Cohen. n Russian Jewess. was taken to
Gouverneur Hospital IRON her room at II For
syth street yesterday afternoon. Her husband.
Simon Cohen. deserted her four mont . ago.
and left her entirely unprovid d for to take
care of six children. the eldest OF whom Is
only years old. The family had been In
New York since August only. and Mrs. Cohen
had no friends to fall back on. She says she
applied to Hebrew charitable institution in
EiEhth street. but got no help. At the hospital
eat for two weeks. She Is greatly einnciated
and ls suffering from dysentery. The children
At the office OF the United Hebrew Charities
IN ST. Mark's place. it was laid that Il Eva
Cohen applied for aid she was either found
hours. as many do. They nre all told t" come
the next morning. but many do not reappear.
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smuse,ed Corn. Flour and brandy.

VIENNA. July PA series OF customs frauds
have beenldiscovsredb by thelGovernment secret
service officials In tho Duchy OF Bukowina
which borders on Russia and Oh Roumana.
Some Of tho highest officials and many OF tho
principal merchants OF he Duchy are involved.
Numbers Of people have already been arrested
In connection with the utrair and further ar
rests are c6ntem plated
? Director Is. osance OF tho customs buroau Mt
Bukowinn has committed suicide; as q result
OF the discoveries mnde.
The frauds unearthed aro chiefly connected
with tho 'smuggiing Of corn. Hour. ana brandy
ACROSS tho Austrian frontier.
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Nelson A. Lawton. dealer In hay. food. and
grain at 800 Washington street, made an ~
slgnment yesterday to Alfred Ely
Deputy Sheriff Mulvarey received yesterday
two attachments agGregating $4,000 against
the American Trust Company at 11s Broad ad
way. which was branch off1ce: the heRd.
quarters being at Forth Worth. Texas: The
Gttachments were granted at tocnhestet ,P Py
,Sr 5000 In isy 6o q N Norm
Thomas J, Reynolds. both having been OBJ
tained on the allegation that they had LEON 70.
duced To buy sixty shares OF stock Of the
company under iraudulent reprss.ntssfS'iSass.
The sheriff attached u small b.nk acconn,.
The. company has been In liquidation iol soh's
weeks. p.~
Gavin p. Hazard. lumber dealer o. BunihsS az
made a general assignment y-stntoaSn s III
preferences amount 10 $50. 400. all 10 bunalo
creditors: including the Bank OF Commercs'
GnIharine Collins dressmaasfI a. sa West
terday 10 Aionzo G. Farnuam, giving prefer.
ences OF SAT each TO her three cnho !s t9f
is said consist chiefly OF outstanding accounts.
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Edwin Booth InjurIne His Health by
Smoking.

BuzZARp's BAY. July 27.-It has leaked out
since Edwin Booths departure on Saturday
from Buitermilk Bay that the noted tragedian
is smoking himself to death. Edwin Booth is
a constant user OF tobacco. He is forever
smoking. This habit has apparently seriously
affected his health and threatens to end his
career. He sought i;uttermilk Bay tor his
Improvement has come to him. He cannot
expect permanent relief while he PERSISTS in
using tobacco. 10 refuses 70 p4y the slightest
heed to The warnings OF his closest friends.
His going from But,ermilk Bay ia disappoint-
ing not only to Mr. Jefferson, hut also TO Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland. Ihey bad hoped 10 keep
Mr.. Booth here and to gradually win him from
excessive smokiny. His plans for the future
are Lut little known OF here.
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HE DIDN'T KILL HIMSELF
Cortelyou'a Threat Was Part OF His Plan
to Abandon Hi. Wife, she Says.

Cortely GUS Threat Was Part OF His Plan
to Abandon Hi. Wife, she Says.
Mrs. Minnie Corteyou called on Super.
intsndent Blake Of the outdoor poor yesterday
and implanted that she had been deserted
by her husband Corporal George Cortelyou OF
Company d. Twenty-second Regiment They
had been married three years, and had lived
with Georges mother. They kept a restaurant
Last April Mrs. Cortclyou said. her husband
went away; leaving q letter In which he said
learned afterward TINT he had simply aban-
don-d her. Hearing that he was going into
camp with his regiment she waited at the
boat and saw him. and she says he told her
that he had secured divorce from her. Super
intenIcnt Blake promised to aid her.
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These M,nl.ter. Not Afraid to Dr,nk.

PLYMOUTH. July 27.-1he historian Worth
to-day conducted party OF visiting ministers
to various places OF interest In the district OF
Plymouth. including tho spot Of the barbacan
where the men of the Mnynower embarked In
1920 In the party wero the Rev. Mcssrs. Hyde.
Brand, Stultovant. and Patterson o! the United
States. Afterward luncheon was served. at
TruSk to- the heath OF ueecn Vctors "nS
President Harrison. This evening a MayUral
reception was given at the Guildhnll In honor
OF the visitors.
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Tho Chinese Legation baby Soon to Have
Airing.

WAsHINGToN. July 27-The thirty days pro-
scribcd BY Chinese custom for the secluson Of
newly born infants having expired. 1t is OK
pected that the infant daughter OF the Chinese
Minister will soon have m airing In the park
near tho Legation In American style Crowds
OF curious peopio visit the park every after
noon in nnticiI alton Of this important evont.
A handsome baby Carriage. with silk trim
mings. and provided with large bright red
umbrella TOP TO protect the infant Celestial
equipment Of Stewart Castle. where lhe MIN
lister resides. Mothers in the ieishhorhnod
say they aIe Just crazy" 10 see real live Chi.
nese baby Of high rank.
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Jne,,ned to Relieve In wayman'- Innocence.

OIL CRY. July 27.-The case OF Samuel Way
man. under sentence to be banged at Genesse
as one OF the murderers OF Farmer Emory
Thayer in 1885. commands special interest In
Oil City. 1t was here. on Feb. 10. 1890. that he
was arrested. His present claim thut he can
prove IN alibi Is exciting much comment
among those who were In contact with Way.
man while lie WAS here. He came to OH City
in November. 1852. A few days after his ar.
rival no caused the e, arrest OF z man nan on the
full name o the Information ana made no at
tempt 10 disguiss either his name or identity.
While here he went ont very little. and on SOW
eral occasions was heard to express regret
that young men were disposed to do 30 and tall
into bnd company.
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CoURTEsIEs TO THE FRENCH FLEET
Russin Banquets tho Omcers and Gives
Chased Cigarette Boxes TO tho Men.

Russia Banquets the Omcers ana Glves
Chased Cigarette Boxes to tho Men.
sr PETERSBURG. July 27.-The Grand Duke
Alexis banaueted the officers Of the visiting
French squadron yesterday evening on board
the Russian flagship Asia. The utmost cordi-
ality prevailed and the assomblaee was brill
liant in tho extreme. "a.
The Gar. after his visit Saturday to the
congratulation TO President Chrnot, who re-
piled in the most friendly manner
, The Noroe pren,ud declares that 1t ts not for
the drelbund and for Lord Salisbury. but for
lsussin and Trance to dictate their Will to
The enthusiasm Of the French visitors has
been dnmpened ny the absence. IN the speeches
made by tho Russians. OF oil reference to the
republic
will present to each French vessel y vaiunhlo
silver plate "a u souvenir OF the visit. Tho
com bined fleets viii celebrate the CzaI,s coro-
nation with great teremony. Every French.
man in the heet will be presented with .
chased box for cigarettes.
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Carrier Pigeon. Tor War Ships.

HALIFAX, July 27.-In a conversation to-day
with I'm officer Of tho British war ship Belle
rophon. IL reporter was informed that it was
probable that at an early day carrier pigeons
would be placed on war ships ion this station
with u view to ascortaining their usefulness
for conveying messages from ships at sea to
the shore. An experiment was made at Ports
mouth some tiIno ago. aud was attended with
G99d resMts ne pigeons ior t service Oh ships
tablished at Esiny Barracks. near Portsmouth.
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DREW LATE IN HIS DEFENCE
An Alleged Statement Prepared In Which
He Il Said to vindicnte Himself.

An Alleged Statement Prepared In Which
He Is Said to yindicnte Himself
PHILADELPHIA July 27.-The Erenino 7e'e-
graph says: For n couple OF weeks. at least.
it has been Understood that William p. Drew.
the Int bank examiner. was about preparing
a statement relative TO his supervision Of the
keystone National Bank. and that he would be
able to clear himself OF all suspicion. and to
fully est ablsh the fact that he had not been
remiss in the discharge OF his duties.
1t IL now said ouch u statement has been
prepared, and las been forwarded 10 the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. 1t is understood the
paper Inns been prepared with .great care. and
that it shows that Mr.. Drew kept the Comp
troller OF the Currency FULLY advised as tC the
condition OF the bank. and long ago. before ne
run in December. called attention to its weak
condition.
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NO LET UP ON THE IRISH
Rarnen and Redmond Speak In Vain for
John Daily. sEEnn. and others.

John DAY. sEKnu, ana others.
LONDON. July 27.-1n the House OF Commons
to-day when the prisons vote was under dis
cussion. MIR. Parnell claimed that certain con-
victs under life sentences. especially John
DAILY. should be granted amnesty. or else
treated as political prisoners. Mr.. Parnell
said that 1t was grave blot on the nation to
treat mon like ERan and DAILY MS Ordinary
criminals. adding that in the special case of
DAILY there was every reason TO believe that llo
was not guilty Of tho charge OF being In pos
session OF dynamite with intent to cause an
explosion. ,
relaxation Of tho sentence passed upon. John
DAILY. and Mr. John liednond urged that
further inquiry into Days case would prove
that the prisoner referred to was the victim OF
conspiracy upon tho part OF Irish police
Mir. Henry Matthews the Home Secretary,
replied that tho alleged proofs OF Innocence
had already been examined. and that they had
been found to be invent ioDs.a and consequently
the sentence must stand.
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Runaway ON the Bridge.

During the drivers absence tho horses at
tached to q big truck OF Otis Brothers. SO and
80 Park place. took fright dt Washington and
High streets. Brooklyn. yesterday morning.
and. running TO the bridge. dashed on the
north roadway. Before they could be stopped
inIui ell the horses boonging to Charles Freid-
enhurg OF 70S Fulton street, upset beer truck
OF Liebm8nn's Sons. and knocked q bridge
wheelbarrow into splinters. No one was In
jured during the OK citlpg runaway.
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The Wesleyan. Condemn the Prince.

LONDON July 27.-The President OF the Wes-
leyan Conference to-day made an authorita-
tive statement OF tho views Of tho Church on
recent social scandals. He condemned the
doctrine that while cheating was wrong gam.
bling was right The Wesleyans. he said, held
that tho wrong began will the gambling. add
ing:
Whether the games OF chance were prac-
tised in aristocratic or stock Exchange or COM
OF the community. leading 10 lame ntable con.
sequences Churches ought t, unite and OBJ
tain legislation to check the evil"
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A fire began at about 81. o'clock yesterday
morning in the rear OF John J. Driscoll's hat
store. 1897 Grove street, Jersey City. Miss Cor
tic Cameron. tenant on the floor above the
store. was awakened BY the smoke and noise.
pet dog. clambered out on the roof OF shed In
The rear Of Cumasky's store. Some fremen
helped her down q ladder and she and the dog
were escorted In hollow square composed Of
hyemep. with faces averted. across tho street
70 the house OF friend. The hrs did little
DAMAGE.
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RE Fire for n Small Town.

SOUTH HAVEN. Mich. July 27.-About 8
this o'clock morning fro broke out In
the rear OF II. Zccdyke's grocery store.
Before the flares were under control twenty
two buildings were buried. A strong north
Yost wind was blowing ut tho time.
and before any. apparatus was ut tho scene
the FIRE had iuil swas and I the people 5 could
down OF tw" small stores finally stopped the
flames. Loss about $4,000: insurance 3lO. 600
Tho public library. tho q. A. H. nrmory. Ma
sonic Hail. and many othor buildings wore
DESTROYED,
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FLUSHING, July 27,-An attempt to burn the
Van Bergen homestead was made at about 0
o'clock tonight bundle of bed filing COM
posed OF excelsior and cotton. saturated with
kerosene. was placed on q rear window sill OF
tho hSuse and was = set on fire; but was discov-
This 10 the third Are recently on these
premises. two barns having been burned By
lncendsrleS.
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LONDON. July 27.-The Lord Mayor Of Lon.
don. Sir Joseph Savory. at the Mansion House
to-day banaueted the Foreign Committee Of
tho Columbian Fair Commission. Lady Savory
and Sir Richard Webster. the Attorney-Gen-
eral, and other mem bers OF the Royal Commits
zion appointed to supervise the exhibits Of
Great Britain at the Fair were present. Tho
Lord Mayor during the banquet made speech
Fair to the English people. ! he Hon. Robert
II. Lincoln returned thanks Tor tho United
States visitors,
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He Wanted to Challenge .he Emperor.

BERLIN. July GA man named Gurtler re-
Gently arrived in this city from New York with
tho announced intention Of challenging tho
Emperor Of Germany to fight duel. Curt
ler's relatives. who are people in an influential
position. caused him to be closely watched by
detectives in order TO prevent the man from
PEELED to have him cont fined in an asylum for
the insane. Prior to his departure from New
longing the Emperor because Of some action
OF Prince Bismarck years ago when Chancel-
lor OF the empire.
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LONDON, July 27.-In the House OF Lords to-
day Lord Mount Stephen. moro generally
known an Sir George Stephen. formerly Presi-
dent Of the Bank OF Montreal and now Presi-
dent of the Canadian Pacific Railway. who was
usual oath and subscr, bod to the roll OF peers.
This. It will be- remom bered. is tho first In
made peer,
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Labor and Wages,

The Boston Typographical Union at meet.
ink on Sunday adoptsd a resolution endorsing
the movement In the book and Job branch Of
the rrintin. trade for q nine hour day. with
eight hours on : aturdny. Tho resolution will
be sent 10 the different chnpeis for ratification.
In the matter OF the Rand. Avery Company
strike 1t was voted to declare It nm unfair shop
and to order members not to work there.
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To Protest mt "a Mass Meeting,

1t was decided at meeting held In the Man.
haitian Hospitsl last night to Issue call to the
residents and property owners in the nelgh-
borhood for meeting OF protest against the
establishment OF a, gas plant in l31st street.
near the Grand boulevard. BY tho Standard
tfns Company. The prOtestants propose to
present their grievances to the Bonrd OF
Health to-day. The mas meeting will he held
in the basement Of tho Church OF the Annunci-
alton, l82d street and the Boulevard. on Thurs
day evening.
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she.ney Al Get. Three month";.

LONDON. July 27.-At the Old Bailey to-day
Edward Pinter. alias "Sheeney AL" the Amer
ican 'alchemist." pleaded guilty to tho charge
OF attempt to obtain $40, 600 from Edwin
6trooter. n Jeweller OF Bond street. by false
sovereign or any number OF sovereigns into q
piaco OF gold three times its weight was SON
fenced to three months imprisonment.
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The Speaker Spoiled the Dinner.

LONDON. July 27.-During the courss OF the
day's session Mr.. Henry John Atkinson. Mem
Der OF Parliament for Boston. was expelled
from the House for week for charging tho
records Of Tho House that he tMr. Atkinsonj
lad frfvolously challenged the accuracy OF
divisions.
As this exru!si incinded enforced absence
from the precincts II Parliament. MIR. Atkin-
son was Obliged to take eight American gem
at tho House Of Commons. to tho Union Club
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Round TO Have Those Nance.

The Aqueduct Board was requested yestcr-
day by the Commissioners of Account, to fur.
nish the Board OF Estimate and Arporton-
ment with list OF employees subordinate to
the Commissioners OF the new aaueduc,. IL
the AQueduct Commissioners refuse to supply
the list then witnesses will be sum moned to
furnish the desired Information.
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VILLAS r. Ha..,to.,. Besue..,.

WHITE PLAINS. July 27.-The will of William
7. Hazelton Of Greenburg. near Dobbs Ferry.
was fled for probate yesterday. An estate OF
&600,000 is divided among his children.
nephews, and niecss. To his widow be leaves
an income Of S2u. 900 year and to tho city OF
start in life there and resided In the place for
yeRrs.