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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Fell with the ScaHold-A Dozen Men
Injured-Some Fatally.
HARTFORD, Jvne ia scafold used by
bricklayers at the Pratt & Whitney COM
pany's shop fell this morning. There were
eight men on the scsffold all of whom were
more or less hurt.
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED.
CoLLINsvILLE, June 15.-Frank Will
KIM, a Polish employe of the Collinsville
Manufacturing company, Saturday after
noon was caught in . belt and horribly in
iured He has wife and six children in
Poland.
FOUR MEN INJURED.
BRIDGEPoRT, June 15.-An accident &C.
CURED at Coulter & McKenna's foundry,
this city, to-day by which four men were
badly injured. John Cones, George An
drisi, George Katlin and John Moore, Hun
garians, were going up on the elevator with
a load of goods when the rope broke and
the elevator with its load fell to the ground.
Cones had his right thigh broken and was
cut about the head. Andrisi received in
ternal injuries, which may prove fatal
Katlin had his left arm broken and was
also badly cut and bruised. Moore was but
little hurt. The men were removed to the
emergency hospital
PERHAPS A FATAL FALL.
BRIDGEPORT, June 15.-Lste last night
DR.. ODER was called to attend Christophe,
Kurtz, baker residing at No. 230 East
Main street. He fell down stairs and sus.
| tanned injuries which may result fatally.
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m usic is to be furnished. The band ia to
give a concert and furnish music for dane
ing.
Next Sunday is to be decoration day
with the City Guard, who will be pleased
to receive bouquets of flowers to strew on
the last resting places of the bodies of de-
ceased members.
AS Captain SUCKERS long talked of res
ignation has been accepted the Light
Guard are discussing the situation. First
Lieutenant Fred Lehr will call o meeting
soon to fill the vacancy.
The Sarsfeld Guard are talking of an
excursion and have appointed q committee
who will report at future meeting.
ABuIb That Did Not Bloom.
From the Detroit Free Pressl
A woman who was passing grocery
store on Cadillac square picked up
sprouting bulb and inquired:
GLOW muchf"
"Two cents, ma'am."
sswhy, how cheapl Do you plant it in
a pot,"
"Yes'm."
"Win it bloom by Easteri"
sit will then, or never"
"Well, I'll take one"
In week she came back in q rage,
bringing bulky-looking object wrapped
'You said to plant it in pot" she be-
gan as soon as she tackled the grocer.
"Yes'm, the dinner pot"
"Said it would bloom at Easter"
eff it ever did. qualified it, ma'am."
"You sold it to me for "a"
"Onion, ma'am. That's just what it is"
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WOman's Exchange.
FOR RENT,
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
GEORGE \, FORD COMPANY.

THE undersigned hereby associate themselves
L as Joint Stock Corporation, under the
statute laws of this State, by Articles of Agree
ment as follows:
Article l. The name by which the Corporation
shall be known is: THE GEORGE H. FORD
COMPANY.
Article II. The purpose for which it is consti-
tuted is to carry on a General Manufacturing,
and Silver Ware, Precious Stones, Jewelry, OBJ
iects of Art, Porcelains, China Glass, Bric-a-
Brac Stationery, etc., TO buy. hold and transfer
real estate necessary for the said purposes, and
generally to do all things Incidental to s.id
business.
Article III. The Corporation ia to be located in
the Town Of New Haven, County of New Haven
and State of Connecticut.
Article w. The amount of Capital Stock Ia
Thirty Thousand Dollars, divided into Three
Hundred shares of the par value OF Ono Hundred
Dollars each.
Article v. Each subscriber to these articles
agrees to take the number of shares of said Cap
ltal Stock annexed to his name, each share to be
of the par value of One Hundred Dollars, and to
pay Twenty per cent: thereof in cash at the time
OF subscription, and the balance thereof in install
ments as called for by the Directors.
A. D. 1891.
subscribers, Names: Number Of Shares.
george II. Ford, New Haven, 200
Frederick L. Tibbals, 60
mary A. L. Ford, 6 40-3O0
true Copy Of Articles of Association,
Jelo IL MORRIS II. TYLER ATTORNEY
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THE SEA VIEW HOTEL,

This favorite summer resort now open
3l14s for the reception of guests, under new
EeE$Ef management. 1t will be conducted under
E2A1the personal supervision Of the under
signed and no effort will be spared to mainr ain
and still further it's envable reputation first
class and select family hotel.
The house is delightfully."- situated on the south
ern shore of Connecticut, commanding a mag
nificent view of the entrance to New Haven har
Dor and Long Island Sound.
A first-class stable accommodation is connect
ed with the hotel, and conveyances Of all kinds
can be secured it desired
1y ventilated.
Fishing, boating, bathing and all the other di-
versions which tend to enhance model shore
resort, as well as romantic drives, fer which New
Haven and it's environs are noted, combine to
make it a model summer home.
gagged in advance For further particulars address
je12 i'm A. w. SNOW, West Haven.
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WANTED,
SlTUATION to do Homework or cooking !:
y good references Call at
jel6 atf ELLIOT STREET
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49, farm in the town Of New Haven for
;i. One Hundred dollars per acre, buildings
.Wssk thrown in.
George A. IsbeI,
1877 Chapel street.
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AN EXPLOIT OF HORSE.

Scared by the Cars He Dashe s Through
| a Plate Glass window at WOODS
Drug Store.
A horse owned by a Fair Haven livery
man. hitched in front of the Durant hotel
on State street late last night, became
frightened at train passing through the
cut and broke away. He ran swiftly up
George street. When the animal neared
Church street a crowd in their attempt to
stop him, caused him to swerve in his
course, which resulted in q collision with
the plate glass window of Woods drug
store.
The big window was shattered and the
animal went nearly half through. He re-
ceived severe injuries, one cut being about
fourteen inches long and very deep on the
chest, starting over the of foreleg and
running between the legs.
Veterinary Surgeon Sullivan was called
and sswed up the wounds on the spot He
thought the horse would recover, The
window cost about 500, and the damage
to goods was from $50 to $75 more. The
carriage was badly smashed. A man
named Rowe had been driving the horse,
and when he broke away was standing on
the side walk talking to a friend.
A Sudden Death.
The death of the father of Seleetman
Fleischner was reported last evening. He
was walking on Hill street, near Prince
street, about o'clock, when he was sud
denly taken i'll and expired in few min
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An odd Fellow.' temple in Chicago.

CHICAGO, june 15.-In emulation Of
their Masonic brethren the Odd Fellows
have decided to >erect great temple of
their order in this city at the northeastern
corner of Van Buren, street and Fifth ave-
nue.. The building will cost 81 ,0OO, 900 and
it will be sixteen stories in height. twill
have frontage of 100 feet on Fifth ave-
nue. and 1875 feet on Van Buren, street. The
ground for the site will cost between
$3.50, 900 and $500, 200.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE CHEAP.
The cottage house, recently built, No.
Fiji 1416 State street, near Bishops Gate, East
~; Rock Park: contains rooms, city water,
not for sale; a good, honest built house and in
good condition; any size lot, 80, 20 or so feet
front and $50 feet deep; can be sold to accommo-
date purchaser. Property in this locality Is be-
ing sold at advanced prices. Apply
BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
mh3O 769 Chapel street.
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LEBANON.
N In n,
NEW HAVEN.

Totals. III 81 II o Totals. q IS .
New Haven. .......2 0 %
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8ea1 ESTATE.
FOR. RENT

TOIC 1CENIe
Store No. no Chapel street, Masonic
RI; Building, from May list. Apply to
CHAS. WILSON & CO.,
mh31 tt 7OS Chapel street.
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TOIO IGILN H
&C., A building three 60 stories and base
;;i ment, centrally located well lighted, suit
-0sA. able for any manufacturing business.
Apply to s. B. OVIATT,
Nl,I,r.n ufro
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
~ A handsome pair of carriage horses,
~ sound and kind; sold for want of use.
Enquire at MCDONALD & RANSOM'S STABLES,
jel5 3t* Court street.
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A. III. Alling, Real Estate Agency.
Houses o and building lots for sale on
.Nsk chard, Beers, Elm Norton, Elliot, Orange,
Henry Edwards, Greenwood, Oak, Wooster
Derby, Whalley, Winchester, Howard, Edge
wood, Grand, Dixwell avenues. House for sale,
Savin Rock. Farms for sale. Rents Loans. Fire
insurance.
A. H. Alling, 7os Chapel street, Masonic Build
ing, Room e or n Church street
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The city Of Richmond in Dock.

LIVERPOOL, June 15.-The City of Rich
mond has been put in the Alexandria dock,
where all of her cargo will be discharged,
except that in the hold in which the
smouldering cotton is slowed. The fire has
been checked by the steam injected into
the hold. Before discharging the burning
cotton the steamer will 60 into the Hornby
dock, where there is less danger of the fire
spreading to the shipping.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

Sur RISES, 4:1S Moon SETS, HIGH WATER
Sun SETS, 7:T los 6:55
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A GENTS for the grandest selling Fourth Of
IA July Novelty. Two samples IS cents Ten
to Fifty Dollars easily made. Investigate before
too late. iels lot NJ. ERNST, Cleveland, o.
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A SITUATION by a young girl TO do light
- soHsesorf or second work for q small pri
lance In the country. Inquire at
1el6 1T $50 EAST STREET
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TORSET hands-bonnazers, steel stitchers and
~ closers steady work
je12 Il MAYER STROUSE & CO, co Court 81
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In Pursuit.

While at Singhsmton, N. Y, yesterday Score
tsry Tracy stated definitely that the Charleston
has orders to capture the Itats wherever she may
bs found upon the high seas. This includes all
water on side she three mile limit or ports OF
foreign countries The Secretary did not entici-
pate a fight. but in case CT resistance the United
tstes cruiser would carry ont her orders at all
hsz ards. No news received in Washington
yesterday from the Itsts or her pursuer, the
Charleston. 1t was thought ct the Navy Depart
ment that both vessels will soon have to put into
some port for cal. dispatch ftom the City of
biexico reports the Itsta sailing under difficulty
4 nd the Charleston gaining OH her.
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PASTOR DENIES THE BIBLE-There is trou-
bic in the Baptist Church at Rochester, Pa. Dur
ing the course OF his sermon on Sunday Rev. A. J
Bonssll declared his bslie! that there ID nothing
positive as to the authorship of the books of the
B be !; that he did not beie st. Paul wss in
splred that be did not be ieve Christ when on
earth WAS conscious of being God that the Bible
should be put in cruciole and the dross expunged
At this Aaron Wilson arose sud sad that while he
believed th PASTOR to be honest be conld not per-
init mis- family TO istsu 60 such doctrine The
pas or retosted that he saw no other way out of
The troube than 10 resign. he PASTOR has a
strong following, which proposes to stand with
aim when the congregation meets on Wednesday
aigh. 20 consider The resignation.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting Of the Common Council
of the city Of Alexandria, Va, held on the 18th
day OF May, 1891, there were present: John T
Sweeney, etq., President, and Messrs. Aitcheson
c. N. Moore, Snowden, Fisher, Davis, Harrison,
strider and Uhler.
The following were adopted VIZ: The Finance
Committees recommendation upon Inc resolution
in reference TO the grading Of Oronoco, Princess,
Queen ri d West Streets that action on tho INST
ter be deferred till the annual estimates ae
made;" also the sane committees recommends a.
ton upon the petition of A. W. Armstrong and /.
T. U'Neal, administrators OF B. G.. Violet, in rcf
erence to tho extension of The Henry street sewer
chat the work be DONE provided no money be
sled for until after July 1, 1881" also the re-
com mendaticn OF the sama committee that the
following appropriations be made; viz: Courts
q, d j.i, $500; streets, $500; chain gang, S2oo ;
aiso the following resolution, submitted Dy sne
same committee:
Resolved, That the Collector Of Taxes OF the
Southern District. under the supervision OF the
Civ Auditor be, and is hereby, directed to pro-
ed to sell ct public auction all the property In
the CITY OF Altx ndria except the Pioneer Mills
nronar,v} belonging to The Virginia Iron Ship
hiding Company on which taxes are dee q nd
nnn.id TO June 14t, 1891, n conformity to the
chsrter. said sale to take pace on June 70 1S9
and be il further
Resolved, hat the Corporation Attorney DO
and i, he.ebJ, directed TO enrer suit to recover
the amount due the city for ground rent en- the
around on which the Pioneer Mills stand
: c IN uunicstion in reterence to ire Collector
of Taxes Of III, sou hern -Esssfics WIS recsi god
from tue Finance c. mmitteo mi laid over.
The follow .ng, presented by the Finance Com
mit.ee, were read the 6r.t tiIe and refe,re1 back
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The Attack on the CzareWitch

ST. PGrERsBURGH, May 13.-The news
papers OF this city warmly praise the ga
Iautry OF Prince George, OF Greece. the COM
panion of the Cz.rewitch 10 his travels, who
falled the lattef's asssilsnt at Otsu, Japan,
By hitting him over the head with heavy
wOlking stick and tSus prevented tie fs'
oalc from II fl cling second and possibly
more severe wound upon the heir to the
Russian throne. The newspapers j1in 10
saying that The Russian people viii! never
forget this action upon tho part of Prince
GsOrse. The news of The danger in which
tina Cz,ra@itch had been placed created
mich excitement throughout this city sad
,hero vaa great rsj7iciug when it Was an'
nourcad that he was not dangerously
wounded.
PARIS May 13.-An official dispatch received
here to-day from Toxic Japan say5 that the Czare
witch had crossed Lake Biws, near Rioto, and
had lsnded at Otsu. Shortly after policeman
named Tsuda ssnzo, belonging TO the samurai
Gees, noted for their fanatcsl hostility to foreign
crs 2roached tho heir TO the Russian throne and
dealt him sabre cut acrJss the hesd. Owing to
the thickness of the tun-helmet worn by the
Cz,rewitch, the sabre only inflicted wound
thres inches in length and did not penetrate deep
ly into the head Before the policeman could re-
new his attack he WAS over powered and placed in
s..
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Alterations of Fraud

ST. PAUL. Mine, Msy.13 There wa:
fled In the diatricf court yesterday q auit by
George n. Toomsa, James Thomas, IT,, and
Clarence W. Thomas, agsinst A. B. Cape,
hart. The plaintiffs sre the heiIs at law Of
Sarah @. Thomas vho died 10 81. Mary's
county. Nj, In February, 1885. in'estate,
leaving large estate. Il ia clsined that
there was frsuiu!eot achene between Jas.
Tonnes. the father. and Capehert to divset
the p!sintiffs of the tile &c the real estate.
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A Bishops Views

DAVENPORT. Ia, May 13.-The annual
convention OF the Episcopal church Of The
diocese OF 1--we opened here last evening.
Bishop Perry delivered his aunua! address.
Among other things be said: I'VE should
counteuance in this land no organic atoms o!
Englistmen, Scotohmeu, Welshmen, ish-
meD, scsndinavIana, Garmsns, French, or
Italians Much less should We consent 10
the growth among us Of eecret tribunals With
their crimes and assssslnations, or OF the
banding together Of foreigners who GEEK az
asylum In our free land that they may bet
ter pursue their sohem 90 of interference with
other nations" These utteranoea, coming
from 90 high source in the church, created
q 1ite q se psatiou
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The Charleston and the Itata

sAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-Ths Mexican
Consul G ,oe7s at this port Gays that AGA
pulco being q neutra! port the Charleston
will not bs permitted to seiz, tina Issta
there. Bu. iftbe Itata enters with contra
band goods on board, II is probable the
Mexican offi:er I'LL train the guos Of the
fort on her and sea her themselves.
Thu s.esmer Crescent C!sy, which arrived
here to-day, reports having sighted the
Charles on s:aamlpg awav to the south wssf
Nothing was seen of the Eiata.
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VIRGINIA Rsws.

The Masonic Hal and Academy Bulldog
at Hickory Grove, Norfolk county, were
destroyed 10 an accidental FIRE yesterday.
tn Governor sill probably be prevented
| og ifio,si business from accompanying the
Vi=itprs finn this State TO Mount Vernon on
Friday.
Fred. D vic, white drnak at Cbsrlottes-
vile Yesterday, ciu.bsG up tree and vent
| O sleeri on p ilmp The limb broke and he
@ /, breaking his akul and disocating his
hin.
DR.. Wick!if, OF Charlotte. has bsen exon
Grated fccm tho charge preferred against
| him Of oriminsiip ssssulJiDe q lady patient
while sas was uuder ths Ii leucs Of chlorc-
f)ruo
D.. J. NJ. McBryds, president Of the South
| Carolina University, mas accented the dual
position Of president of the Virginia Agri-
cultural n Mechanical College and direc :
or Of the experiment citation at Biackshurg.
Large quantities ot dead blueAsh, killed
by & n traps. are fl ,stinR In the bay be-.
tween thu Reppshannock and Potomac
rivers Fishias- mack5 fetm New York
have followed the bluefsh into the Chess-
peake, snd ara & hing for them By trolling
between the Piankatank and the Potomac.
|
| In eight indictments with .pisappropriating
city bonds end forgery, Judge Aiken. in
| R!chmord, esterdsy sustained the dsmur-
rer SO to the latter TIE accused will be
tried now Oh the charge of miesnpropris-
| ton alone. Much difficulty was found In
obtaining july.
Mr. Thomas MoGili, general agent of thu
Georgia associated traffic lines In IodIan-
apolis, died there yesterday from the effects
| OF IL jurIes received in recane railroad &c.
| cdent. x Sss native OF Fred rcSsburg.
He was, also, brave eI-Contedarete SOL
der mewhsr Of tina Thrtieth Virginia
| Regiment. His wife. who survives him, wes
Miss Lghtner, OF Stafford county.
Thomas Foster and joseph Caldwell, OF
Amherst county had recent difficulty
| about ho:se. Ghe men met cn the public
| road yesterday. Caldwell drew pistol and
| fred al Foser twice, miesipg both times. As
| be was about To fire third time Foster
drew his pistol and shot Csld veil 10 the eb
domen. L. ia believed the wound Ia fatal.
Foster walked three miles saG surrendered
| TO magistrate
Owing to the difficulty erd expense OF
maintaining the turn of the channel bell
| buoy" Chesapeake Bay, it having been run
into and suEk, OK badly Damaged, three
! times within the past twelve months, and
| it being also Of smsli value as guide TO
navigation, 1t la, been decided to diseon
| tinue it, end thu Inspector of the District
has SO recommended to the Lighthouse
Board. This buoy was sQsin run into and
sunk on The night of the instant.
| Deep !nterest is felt in R;chmoi d especial
| ~ in official and financial orcies, Ia the talk
Of q deoe settlement. TIE question seems
to ba hov mush, II sag. better terms than
the RildleterSer bill the State ~i!! agree TO.
Il ia not probable that the authorities will
commit ID N selves TO any proDosal in adj
vance If the meeting OF the Legislature. /.
looks very much iiSs thu saa5ter will have
to be remijtsd 10 tins Legislature elected this
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to the same committee An ordine,
posing ana collecting taxes on persons IN
income, etc, within tho city of Alexsnss,.G peiy
for the year commencing on 1st Of Innn " vs.
and ending on the 3lst May, 1892 ;, 4eSl
ordinance for imposing and collecting E 10" An
within the CITY OF Alexandria for the YEA. ,.se'
mencing on the LIST dsv # June. 1891 'o ~, eon.
ing on the 31ss day o. Nay, 1892" :, 'Ha end.
The following were received A comr,
from his honor the Mayor calling stt1r.t"'lo u
vacancy in the office of superintepda nt - =
c,sioned By the death OF the late Jacob Po oS Oc'
also communication from the c erk Of ~, gfy
Board requesting Council to FIJI tho @ rS0i
caused by the retirement of SIR 7. d. o,.'',''acg
A communication from G Kcher ia rat''
to the fence between Penny Hilp p,s .r.e ea'e
aud his property WAS referred TO the COM . "i
on Public Property. ''Se
A communication from W II. Ma-c,,;
sention TO the condition of the sile7 ,n.' ~
from Pitt to 5t. Asaph street, b Yeen King
Cameron Streets was referred to the t'or..s s-i
on Streets with instructions to report Al &c
regular meeting OF Councl s'i
II was resolved that the weights and ma
belonging to the ty now IN the CUSTODY a, -
Market Master be turned over to SIR w., "e
Shock, who has been appointed Sea.er of "
and Measures. ~'
A petition from F. A. Gaines ard other, 49,
ers aud masters of vessels, requesting the son,',.
ment OF Hsrhor Master was referred TO -,
committee of ive-three from the Common co NV
Gil and two from the Board OF AIdermen-w,,,'..at
ceived. and Messrs. G.. W. Fisher, J. r H,r,.'.
and c. N. Moore were appointed on the p,r, ",
this board.
"An ordinance to provid, for the election q,
City Engineer and to define his dates and s'v
ers,' WAS called up, amended aud ssaiu over
The board then adjourned.
Teste: JNo. T. JOHNSON. Clort
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ABDUCTED BIZ BEAR "A nast remark
eb.e ciscu instance occurred near E1sewasAr,
Va, :yo weeks ago. which bids fair to fur
nish sensational ttems for some time to come.
Miss Lilian Young, fsir and promising
girl OF 20. daughter Of Joha Z. Young, Of
that place. was csugbt By brown bear,
which bsi been lu,king around the Mega
borhood for some time, and csrried away to
the mountains. Traces of her have been
found az far 10 80 Rip Soin creek, but moth
ing further csn be heard. The sntmsl had
formerly been in s2ms show and bad several
times been seeu by persoas crossing Iron
Mountain. Liilsa's father Ia greatly srou-
oied oyer bis daughters disappearance from
his homs, and speaks of offsring reward
fer the return OF his daughter and toe cap.
tn.e of the bear.