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IS IT NYDROPHOBE.4s
A Mnu who was Never Bitten ny - Dos
Shows All the Symptoms OF Rabies.

A Mna who wns Never Bitten ny - Dos
Shows All the Symptoms OF Rabies.
KINGSTON. Aug. 15.--Physicians OF tits city
are puzzled over q pecu lar case which has
many symptoms Of hydrophnbia- George CUT
ter. Il carpenter employed by tho West Shore
Rail, onL Company.was attacked while at woi K
on Wednesday with what his fellow employ COS
suppo- cd was an eplepuc 1T. Dr. Van WICK
was summoned and Cutter was taken to his
homo. where he soon showed signs OF improve
menr. Toward evening he was seized with
another attack. AMI DR.. Daniel Connolly was
sent for. last night Cutter had another At
tack and acted In a violent manner. He drove
his wife and other persons from the room and
looked tho door. A policeman was summoned.
ana when he arrived utter seemed more COM
posed. Dr.. tonnelly offered Cutter some water
He drank tho water. bnt soon aiterward was
taken with violent commissions. He banks like
q dog. bites the riiow, and Ssac:othes, ana
acts a. though he wonld bite anv per:on who
attempted to so nenr him. Many who have
sea Gu tor are OF tho oninion that he Is suffer
ing from hydrophob;a. The doctors quest ed
his wife closely TO learn whether he had ever
Men bitten by dog: Sbo asIe ! her husband
in one OF his rational moments. anu he replied
that lie had not. Tut alter consideration said
that several years ago he WAS bitten ~ n cat
on ono OF his fingers. The symptoms OF tho
case are ten a closely watched.
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cor. MOsBr INDIGNANT
ne 10 Sorry His son was 90 foor . sho
In the Mitktewies fuss.

In the Mitktewics fuss.
SAN FRAEcrsco. Aug l5.-Col. John g. hos,y.
the famous Confederate guerrilla who max es
his home here. gave the folio wipR facts to-day
regarding The alleged shooting BY h's son OF
Count Mitkiewicz:
I'm sorry Beverly wns 20 roor sho'. !
suppose, however. the Russian was running
very fast The instances are these: Mil
kiewic.s wife was Mary Marshall OF Marshall.
Fauauier county, At which place ! lived FOR
many years She is a granddaughter ri OK.
Chief Justice John Marshall. The family was
reduced to poverty By the war. and succeeded
In Inducing Gen. Grant to appoint Mary
to n position In tho Treasury Depart
mont Her uncle. who was the .on OF the fam Gus
iurist. had placed in tho Department OF the
Interior. In Washington she met Mitkiswicz
and married him. During las; winters season
In Washington he rcnted nm expensive house
and lived In sumptuous stvls. He claims to
have Chinese concessions of vast value. and he
todd i ne last spring that ~ na,or HiHi, WIG
"'S&f d"qvStets srsns s is.t P Winter in WASH
"Es rom Hea VI GSnss S :'SS
kiewics. who Ia an excellent, woman. felt crate.
To ny "s and h:sS-e1 sSsf ss s.% sSSa
ny. l. e s Snd ted S then f., ,nS q biz
n. yer heard Of Miller until two months
ago. WHEN l received q letter from him ask
lug my consent to HIS marriage with my
daughter. regarded i as n piece II imper &
hence Tor man whom Ind never heard TO
write me .uch 81 e,sI without 'prpi;hins some
nass sb a R wrotS IN, my son to
covered 10 was an imnostor and very properly
held h,tkiewicz yesuonsibio for intro iuo nE
I,J s,sI lug aug. Is..Miss Mosby,s lover is
l.. tho son Of . Wealthy banker. OF New York.
tntton with reporter this afternoon anid:
Miller Ia NJ: the name OF the m n that COM
mitted the Connni tragedy. neither 10 II the
name Of n. man Mho scry seyen year IN tho
sutton fos, The hand Of Den Mosbs' :
rAuxhier.. The man known as "Shochcx -
Miller 10 tue son ~ Que OF tbs w,athiest bust.
ness men AID nnnnriers In Now ork city.
Miller IL the name he ndor'eI after his serai g.
ton from his parents, and when he himself
Tho story comes I" me I, ON his own lirs,
and have NO don't il ia true. For convenience
sake We viii call him by the name by which he
'S When a'G Ja. W. Miller vas re. child his
father ,ss end mother wore at variance md the
fs tie Jag 1 ssis.'f ny $so,h n,s
the world. since that time ne has horne q
bi ter hatred for his father. In fact he
would not recognize him as hs father.
a Tns these Srssmst s,Ssr arc true
yer! yer! rrominen, and wealthy Kew Iortsr.! is ali
I know OF the mans early history. did not
want Ia know more. and I 40 told Miller"
Miller has not get returned to the city.
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Abbey. o,.-. comp.ny.

LONDON. Aug. l5.-Henry f. Abbsy's onerAtio
party will open In the Auditorium At Chicago
on Nov. . for season OF FIVE weeks After
completing their engagoments In that city
the rarty will go to Now York. Tho programme
OF the company only includes performance in
the two cities mentioned. The novelties to be
his c'mpsny viii be the new italian one "a
'CAyallrria tusticann" by Mascasni. for the
prodnc. lon OF which work the services Of Sig:
K.vsrs opera. entitled sisurd SimrocE."
It 10 reported that Mr.. At6ey has tried: but
Nordica and Nine. Patti for an operate tour
in America. Despite all the managerial dlplo-
macy displayed by Mr.. Abtsy. Nine. Patti
him for concert tour.
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RUr IL COI, MEETS PUGILIsr9
A D,slu,srest ID ex.Chanpion Wants Night
sticks Abolished.

A Dislu.s rest>d ex.Chanpiou Wants Night
Stieks Abolished.
Pro. Frank White. ex.cham pion light weight.
has sent an essay on the night stick" to tho
Police Commissioners. with suggestions for the
adoption OF q substitute or. rather. two OF en-
Prof. White writes:
II hope The interest tnko in this matter
will not DO construed as . selfish one. Tho
question Ia one which think should merit
Gis ss poas o!os s, ySsk
The Human as. is a weapon which. in the
b Be- made The mos, enss;i1s and leas, harmful
q any cSrree I've iniiu .s, This may seem
sa" Sex 10 as. .s sa
iii effects after The ffs. momentary sensation;
nny other stroEe in the Administering Of " hich
there will 10 50 much corrective influence. =,
narii1 Q. k iadxins u The result. q fss bioss.
ssTs s '1am"s to I6 FL , xnss
corrective qualities Of q nst blow and It's j srm.
lsssness. The two cases are; first. an ordinary
the, pneilistip arena IL the flrst. two people
en!iie; IN ths Ps12rtr use Of ,hei,
osSsr rsspseis. I NEE, and batter each Other r
q long lime. perhaps with the only result that
BOTH arc torn and Needing and neither. il thu
tho art meet With almost similar rcsats
both OF the encounters refori cd to occur
between people who are n an equal footing.
There need be no such results TO record when
only "ne Of the partles-in this case. the police:
man Is educAte,i as lar ae q scientiic use Of
the fisls is conosrpsd md hes 70 d.a! with q
My rlan IL to educate the police iorce in the
use ri their hands " course the system b.
which the end l prop"se could bs. reached
si-tnnce in the mattar should be OF any usA
would DO most hnppy to DO ANYTHING that lies
within my power"
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River were the nrst 70 hive bo,ms. That was
twenty years ave Ih.n the S'n'ss ana ,a nerr,,
loom. Ten Years ngo th,nss were looming In
CalliOrnia, for the sccYnd time ~ Its history;
From there the 10 IN TOOK northetn tour and
JsfritoJy. OF which very little wa. known seven
Or sishs rear. as. In Mssnins;on; which
are MOI booms than any where else. The as
s %sds ysd Ss su.ses s Ss isn
SoossnsI s%as,r!. he E.iiaa wsIis rssIsa.
lions Goli out iFrssis'i.is !nduysmenis TO the
fate OF FaGis City, which 9iew np ia dav aud
ihrsS nsH sSas,riss." rSiss ne man n
s@sT, sT IS 9ysS i. II es ASs 9. =.
in H% NOT. sV ot ne COUNTIES a st smarau viii Sd
may iSvsis. Texas has IT, IT, fsnhaniis d.
E.sss ; s%sss, ds' Ss X 't!fn : H.
's,larle. And the, . arc !o's mere, um
be ioSni looking Kin 'Hf Tor Homes. they are TO %
met on every railway train Som. Of tham VIII
be bs,. E'h' ,ran .n"
Ineoma Spokane Fsle oakland; .;s.,am,satHo;
two OF three. illcl with FAMILIES ,ke those 20.
Ing stwa,L The pilgrims som hrI hn rs my az
f"rnia. GRECO !. or Mashineton,., They like the
small farmers In Kent, sky. tllino's: Kansas.
hcsviest. arc seeking new h,mes The only
difference between the d,Niiens 81 rho New
YORK tencmen,s aud tho settlers OF !, W.shlne .
year and the lattcr ali tho, time both vaguely
seeking 4 better rlace c. live In.
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SEGC7y-WESSELS.

The New York Specialist tn Nes~ou. Dis
cas-- aets a Third VIE.
Dr.. F. C. Sspuin. the famous Sew York sp>
cialis: oi, nervous disc snos. i:sa jus, n ale h,
third marital alliance. He u se uiarriet uist,
ON last Saturdav 10 EisE Sure A. W.sselA
. teacher In ono OF the pu nie sthn lso' Bro,t.
lyn. at her homo In Wood. hars. l. I. On h,
day Of the mar iaGc Or. End Srs- srEuin sailed
for Europe Tor their boneynoon.
About ten years ago Lr. sct-uirs fsriy
Affairs were FIRST brought to the public attn.
ton through the suicide Of his arst vi A
beautiful young woman. ar or sic had frrt
murdered her three little chii rcn. sh4 osi M
Oaeh Of them with q psto! While h-y WOO
biindio!ded. The murders and snici.N made
one Of tue Rroatest SENSATIONS that New Iors
had heard OF for many a day. toe Er. tccu!n
and bis vito moved IN high =, ella. circles.
the sw!al tragedy. but resurnc,i TO scv York
and took up thu practice II his profession
G9Ain. A few yonfs ago he ma fried asA n.
aud six months. sGo his second wife ottaintd q
divorce from him. and tho old .oa.etton vss
revived In the pagers then.
II 10 said thst DR.. Segun first met Hiss
Vessels through her ststor. whom no was Wis.
itin0 profession ally. 10 became interested in
the Young woman and sonn became u =; equent
visitor ID her Lone Island home le'cro. Il il
said. he had teen separated from his $50 md
wife.
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CROION U.lTEli.
It Can be PurIaed by Boiling. hut Not b.
FiI erine, Chemists Sny.

II Suu nc furtoeu nOllIn8s nut ~ OF ny
Fil erinE, Chemists Sny.
The slight indication of contn minating mat
ter In the Cro.on water las caused talk OF
f1lterne the wa'er to render It pu;e Filters.
IL used for the purpose OF removing PARTICLES
OF saud or other Objectionable matter. arc all
right. but II anybody thinks that By usinG
q filter he will make impure wa'er pufe he
makes mistake. The foreign matter in the
wafer which can be seen is not usually dan
Rerous to health. Tho poisonous matter Ia
unseen. and consists OF myriada OF inflnites-
final microbes, every ono OF which is a disease
germ. They are so minute that hundreds or
thousands roud he contained In q drop no
b. " aiisr OF toiumsis College sa,s that fl
terinR cannot 10 depcnre on remove tho
germs 81 direa;e. fil.erins" he remark. .
scale, and. would have little effect upon the inn
=. iof. Chandler. Dean Of. the School Of Mine..
laboratory. and be 10 fond of exp!aininG thoir
mechanism md usea 10 the students and OF
POINTING cut their shortcomings
The bext method OF purifying water Is 70 boil
II. While awaiting tho reports OF jIrs. Martin
and Bee be. who have gone 10 examine the Cro-
ton watersheh nervous water drinkers NAV
soothe iheir apJ rebension BY boiling all Cro-
ton wator which they drink.
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THEIR sssrkNCs TOO LIGUE
Gee. stanley Cseasarcs che Ncnbers OF I
Kindly disposed Coprt Martial

Geo. STANLEY ('easarcs the Meaherr OF .
Kindly DtsSesed Coprt Martial
San ANTONIO. Aug. 15.-BdR. Gen. Stanley
seriously censured the court to-day which
tried First Lieut. Walter u. Chn,Ge,d. Filth
Infantry. because Of the merciful sentence i'm
posed.
Col. John J. CoprinRsr. Twenty-third Inian-
try. was President Of the court martial. Lieut..
Chatfield was tried last week on two charges
conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentle-
man. and conduct TO tho prejudice OF good
order and military discipline.
While acting rs Assistant Quartermcster oi
Fort Brown. Texas. Chatteld made wrong re-
ports oil money expended To- tho Qurtormsster.
General. and used money charged to Iaborer.
as a "slush fund at the post. The court
found him guilty and fenteneed him ~ 10
repr, mRnded by tho proper authorities
In reviewing tho case. BRIG. Gen. Stanley
takes the court TO- task for admitting irfele-
want matter - evidence. and adds IN regard to
the sentence: In thi. case tho accused officer
has entirely disre9arded both articles Of vne
and regulations, and ret up his own ruo OF 70.
ton.
What becomes OF estimated costs OF fair dis:
burseIpents OF appropriations BY ConRrsss, II
this Officers OF am pie is to BE- fOllowe, and pass
unqnestioned or II tho notion Of any officer
may tu q money to any Government work 10
pleasesg'
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YOUNG BLOOD AND BRAINS.
REwA nxARLE srCCKss on TIE ARcHr-
TECTy HELMS & Id IlR0E

History or Their vtetortous Competition
Tor tho Dss,Gnias or the Great Csthe-
dr.,-Tvo short BiosrapAies fsii OF
Young Men 81 Tkeir Bachelor Hene.
No better Illustration Of what the young men
of To-day arc accomplishing In all ranks Of life
could b. found than the selection which the
trnstsss OF the proposed Episcopal Cathedral
OF St. John the Divine mado from the compot.
Ing architsctA or all competitors. the .wo
members Of the suceessiul ntm Of Helms La
FARCE are probably the youngest.
Msssrp. Helms and La FARCE are an interest.
ins pair OF young mon. Neither OF them 10
more than 81 years old. but each Ia possessed
OF all the p,uck and perseverance which the
American man Ia famous for. Very proud ther
are naturally, Of the victory they have won
and both ara moro than eAger to plunge into
the work OF yenrs which lies before them "A the
designera Of the greatest house OF worship In
the western homlsnhore.
Il was more than three years ago when the
competition for the cathedral plans wns fret
announced. A circular was sent out By the
trustees In Jnly. 1888. specifylna In . general
way the SCOPE Of the work and throwing open
tho doors to nil architects who desired to COM
rete. Several arms recsivel sporiAl invita-
tions to take part In til" competition. but In
thla numher the firm OF Helms 4 In FARCE was
not Included. for their abilities were not known
to the " ,rll then. In Oc.ober. 1883. the flea
hrs. occurred to them to mako an effort to
secuie the prize
They had hard work be o-e them. for the FIRST
ron zh draughts OF designs were to he In W. the
middle OF Dece mbcr OF the .ane year Doth did
their hardest work. Luckily for them. the
time when tho designs should be In was OK.
tend d to Jan II. 1889. All through tho C,rist-
mas holidays they worked steadily. and ut tho
srcc!fed tins they had roniy the nucleus o.
the design. which in It's compete form W. n
for tn m the appointment tn DO The at chitect,
OF the new cathedral.
sixtv.seren archi,ec,s submitted designs In
the first competition. aud OF that number four
months later four designs wore selected as es.
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ko.-.,.. A-,,.,e. o. Siberia.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Daily Nous Of this
city to-day has alesdiog article on the question
OF tho Jews In Russia. in the course OF which.
re'errInR to the recent utterance of Mr.. Glad
stone urRing full and fair exposition OF the
Ru. sian Jew question on the Continent, the
The articles on Siberia from the non Of Mr
George Konman have. met with a roma X able
rece RI on in En- roIs. Authorlzed foundations
nf these nrticles into the French. Danish.
Dutch. and crock languages have been ar
E.nEsI ln1 ~ nsy nave n IN
thHy have been ublshel as fSutlIrtona in \
number Of papers, Be.ides these authorized
pu LlicAtions There have been tive distinct Ger.
u an riratical trans ,tions,"
q ont iDuine. the Ae0. SAYS that the attic o.
6Sy' Gssn ne s:nss q '9s
have stirrsl public opinion In Europe mo a
!Lnn any other writings that have appeared
for yeu,e,
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GALLANT TOMMY hrHhE
Hisked His Life to Rescuc thid fro
Drowniag mt R0ckawny Ecncf.

Risked HIS Life to Rescuc thId fro"
Drewniss ut Roekswny He"ci.
RocEAwAY BEACH. Aug. l5.-A hrce-y old
daughter OF Alexander AberSm"n. - summer
resident at this place. kai a larrow escape
from drownlpE this morning.
The nurse girl. Annie Hipwell. With three OF
the children went 10 tho old rai!roni doci for
an airing. When trey reached the end .'Ie
pier the servant tat down AMI started 10 raa
n paper: leaving the chilcr' n TO take ca'sa
the InseIves
After a while there WAS scream and
splash. Emma. aged years. ia len Ger
board. The irrriGe girl ;tt'rl Ell he. teh-
ton 0t james Walsh, q wa Tor, n Tommy
Burke. a newsboy tu Tho emI."i ~ the i.siA-
way Beach road.
distance from tie slIucfu'e hurSe threw OF
hi. coat and .hoss aud maj ed 10 70 .ch ID"
child and se!ye her. hnt ho Q 'ud not 10. u.n. rs
the ti;e Was too rcng
Had II not been for The Assistance OF Wash
tine wailor. who arrived IN ~ bosi. beta you'll
undoubtedly have con nrow,peL. Dr, Mess
WAS called. and suecreieG la restoring tho
child 10 CONSCIOUSNESS. IN rc-~, er- ws
Tresen,ed with two gold pieces by MI 4 erI'
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nAH1FvnD's QUIET Dls1UzsED
Nswsboys and Street vessers warseA n
20 Cso Their Voices ExeessSvely.

Nswsboys and Street vesSers WarseA Not
20 Cso Their Voices Excessively.
HABrYoRp. Aug. 15.-HsHtford recently en-
acted queer city ordnance that forbids .
vender to cry his wares loudly In tho Streets
and few days ago Ofncer Willis arrested
jacob Beck on the charge Of violating that lev.
Jacob had been crying In vibrant tones:
"Blackberriss. blackberries! two quarts for .
quarter. now" and tho noise disturbed Fol CO.
man Villa In The police court BccS n en,lei
Ict guilty to the complaint. witch Ctg CLERK
BILL said. WAS making excessive nae OF your
voice III crying your wares" hc WAS convistcd
ami fined ~
iielying on tho Same ordinance the roicc pro.
lose to tackle tine newsboys neNt. Al Ieady sew:
eral AUG nj cit Zens hnve pR mad 70 Chief OF
lolice Packard that he boys 81 their vol o.
excessively in selling their newspapers on
Sunday mornings" and Rsied him 10 arrest
them unless they use more lcet tones in the
future. Hence the Chief lookrn mn the law,
And found that an old statute iorb d. all seen:
lar business on Sunday between -unri-e and
SUP ct. though res oiution That was adouisf
by the County Common Council R"me years
ago. gives the newsboys the privilege e. sell
SUndav papers ny to ~ A. NJ. Thsrenpon. tns
Chief NOTIFIED the proprietors Of the S,'ncay
newspapers that they must tell their bo5s
mot To use their voices exc .rsneiy.' AT TO
same time he directed his p lie mn tonrtesL
any nswsboy who uses his o.cera cssitelI
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reclnlly worthr o! merit. Their authors were
instructed to draw up complete plans OF their
structures. Helms 4 La Farge were Of those
os nin 5S HSs S, & s'
.usy e s l0s sasn All
ss .S Az i::s!S 4! Sss. %s:!s *
Tg.k = @o s5s !hs !. r. 81 sSSn;
Bssinniss .. Ssplss. he s vis!Ssl fa'erm !"
Enms oTyiss s: s!s snn;; Lqser; Psn fIoEsnfs
and denoa., In each no (ouvl an nhnn lance
RssS & ss S:rsJ ss ss ..s, T.
.Se i b s v Tn.r: TsTs some" ne;
the .of q srey se.
o.os Views 81 chnehs. al a s 10
AZ thu 9unG architect travelled his stock Ct
e n Increased t" 80, =. alarming extent
Ing 10 Marseilles f1r.t, then t. Aries. St Giles
al! The principal eatheirals Of lower France
then. and by went on 70 spain. There be visit
i'd aud BurSos H.. Helms had 10 endurs may
dlscomforts In some 81 these sleepy Spanish
seen. but he found much Instruction in them.
Three days WAS the lonvest time that Mr..
Helms passed ~ Sns SPA Place. He .st.t"ed 10
ssa chsEs. xs4
ioaud enough 10 ofsuyy him 70, : week.
taon. Helms nmd Amlens COMPLETED Mr..
LINES tGHs q Gh ranse ana men ne Tss o, s
famous Engllsh cathsdrals and churches.
London claimed MI; hsinss . ten!iHn trst.
Msl's G'oncsL.sF,a rets,no,o: Hv; Linc%ln.
ana nGrE And H cay DIn9a "a
Tnronghon! the sumner I'm! Mr.; La Fntse aid
M; Hens stndieh the GREAT mtsA OF mater al
Enich haa been Rnthereo IN Eu!ore hen
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E'u- Mails by the s-s-sd-.

Tho Seidl SOC 'e;y means earn the graft
tudc Of all lover o. coed muse taS w-es.
To-n'ch: At rho brighton leach Music Iisl
thr French trnor. Aors 4. I. GGi lr. will H
heard Ia Herdts aria, "JrtGeai" W. aud IN tho
"NomnRee" itcm Msysshr-rs iIuguencs
Tho ,rehess,s. Remesr~ VIA 'nr'uds: Over
tuic, "MnU WNes . Ntaaser" kitoN;
suits, Peer Nrs.' a. a,ns ~ Asas
pvsih. irl Aata'. psas% ~ rawrc In the Hail
II tho M.uutsia Htrs Ores, Va | Scene Ill
VIC .ins, keu'raEam, AMI astr, l'e!imesbsrger;
"SeeoGa iarssr An khanseay."i iayt: :" Dance
oil The AuIrmatons lrlivcs prelude to Nag.
nrr. l,ohcnariA.' eS,!et music. toe .',ii.
"a S.sttlane - ArssnnA.sr, tcl hadriehs'
to- Nayarraise, Masssnct
On rur-,tAy e,ennS NJ Guile will sina
Asnn, rendering tl-slsrs S,ap4a vii 'lo.
lin and Niol"pccllo oblGRto, AID tl"tow sara
Martha" lhe orchestral pieces or this Or .o
cnsion y" also OF much In eios', nnI owing ~
the great sue ess last We'd ., SdAy nish'
Her Ntidi'N Kew .rrhuxen. nj 81 tii' mus ~ a.
Sir.trrd awak"rins II Blnnhitdn 'hA NJ
leen introduced Tor Tuesday ~, nInG IN Pa ,s go
the Deiug.. originally rchG-d N me ~. IN
Ernmme. Tho o her orchestral nunrt"irs"
ba saint snens's symphonic no 30. Phac o ,lot
ballot music. Ascanio' lin eight paris H.i
SAehs. "hig rian Scenes" tiour larish ~
dance Macabre. Saint sAens.
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BAD WATER IN YONKERS.
The Comaos Cooncii PetisioneA to Taxi
IaaeaIate AetIoR-W srraats OaG

YoNKRRs. Aug. IA warrant was Issued
this morning Mt the instance Of Health Off!cer
Brown, for the arrest II ohn Copcutt. tho mil
lonaire. for a violation Of an In unction OF the
Supreme Court restraining him from drawing
OF, the water OF the Nepperhan River contained
in one OF hts dams. Up to late hour It had
Mr.. Copcut, claims that his action was neces-
saJT aud proper.
owner. was also summoned before the Mayor
this morning. and ordered 70 cease pollu,ing
A BIG light between The authorities and tho
manufacturers along the Sepperhnn River
who haye heen roliuting the stream 10 at
Mously Preisn,ed a. petition TO ths Common
C"nncil demanding immediate Action In the
matter lest q restt!encs witt Yonkes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16

Hungarian Keeping Mt Work Sl6ce July
with DssIocated vertebrs.

with D.rIocated vertebr..
BnrpaEroRr. Aug. 15.-Fra-k Hultra. q
Hungarian. is in tho bridgeport Hospital suf-
fernR from m injury which Is attracting tho
attention OF the surgeons nf THE city. On the
Fourth Of July Hultra went to Black Rock
beach to bathe. He bad been there before
when the tide was high. and when he won't
to dive OF the stringpiece OF the pier he did
not notice that the tide at this time was nearly
ont His head strnck on he eEavely bottom
walk to his home where he applied Elements.
receiving Temporary relief. Ho Kent at Ills
worK In the shop. bnt Al length even lotions
failed to relieve him ana DR.. Rice was called In
lie examined he neck and found disot n
tIon OF the yertebra,. Hrtra wa. .aken 70 the
hospital yesterday. where many surgeons have
exami' cd che injury. and it ie considered re-
mark able that the man has lived to- say noth-
Ing about his having kent Mt his work US . Id
bnrer In one Of the factories.
Tho case IA diagnosed similar 10 tho ono re-
lated in THE sun several days age. when n
hosrtal surgeon reset tho dislocntion by .
same operation VIII he performed in this ease.
81 it 10 found that the injury can DO treated in
that w0v.