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CORY NATIONAL RANK CLOSED
rears that Il Has Bees Carryin0 Too Auel
Of Its Own Omcials' Paper.

StG0EO Bb661
Of Its Own Omcials' Paper.
EE1. Po.. Nov. Tho closing Of the Cory
National Bank to-day BY Bank Examiner
Miller created intense excitement in financial
circles in this section Of the State.
The bank had a paid-up capital stock OF
100000. aud claimed $4,000 surplus ut the
last report The bank had branch
banking house in this city. and tho
officers claim that. in view OF the
Comptroi!er's order to close all branch
banking houses. they had asked the cx-
aminer to close their bank, for pruden.
81 al hesS as the bank ofesrs largely
SsnS ESsa r e1 sSn d txsnt II
G,shier {. @. Harmon will zee NO one. and Is
Frustrated Vice President Amcs is In entire
ignorance as to the situation, and the
se S Of arc c0 about are ss4s and T the
ton see4S.9SS Ther assets ss the last ac-
s sSqR S Sfss4 and bsns
sl12,090; 1eal estate. So|OOO: cash and cash
''fGn nak Examiner Miller will not be inter.
viewed. but It Ia generally believed that the
hank Was doing two-thirds Of the. business Of
ad adj cent towns and eleven tanneries In War
Tho bank examiner has said that no was
bank s capital was so much impaired that he
Resident Alien has been making large expen.
arape and i've Stock lams in Sew YorR and
other places that the bank may contain large
quantity Of the paper Of the banks officials.
vaults contain paper that will be hard to mar
ket udvaptSgcously.
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A cnnAMAx VIM a nxroIrrn.
Ne Kills . PoIiecrs.. Mcrtaiiy wsusss =
Citizen, ssd Disabies Another. g


Citizen, ssa Disabies Another. =
SAN Fa,ScIsco. Nov. 7.-John Gillen. q spe.
cial policeman. was shot and killed this after
noon BY 4 Chinaman named Chin gu Chan.
who also shot and probably fatally wounded
Joseph Cowell. milkman. as we'll as wound
ing @. Barbsris, restaurant keeper. -.
The Chinaman was walking along the street
whom wagon. driven By two young men.
passed him. They said something which an
gered the Chinsman. who drew revolver and
fred. The bullet entered oo&eEs left breast,
near the lung. N'~ ~ ~ ''si'' st
A crowd gathered about the Chinamar. and
Policeman Glllen hastened to the scene. As
he approached Chin Su Chan raised the re-
volver again and fred at the of1cer. the bullet
striking him near the heart.
The Chinaman then started TO run. and a
great crowd pursued him. among whom was
Barbaris. Chin gu Chan suddenly turned
and fired over his shoulder. voundlng BarbarIs
IN the thigh. Tho Cinnamon then wheeled
INTO montgomery avenue, and VIA making Tor
Ghinatown. when he was seized by Edward
and fb Ano1 Ks,
mans head and forced him down. The China
man Fred again, but missed CArosi Policemen
arrived and the murderer was takon to Jail
Ihers q second revolver WIS found on him
with It's i've chambers loaded. Five hundred
Ss X sold was sD n pe
rived In this city with wages from Sacramento.
where he has been working. and that when he
was surrounded by, the crowd he was afraid
that his money would be taken from him.
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l'OTTER-PRA1E.
Splend1d Wedding Oists Frea Nine. Barrios
to Her Private SECRETARY.


6plendnd Wedding Oists Frea Mime. Barrios
to Her Private Secretary.
Tho homo OF mir. Edwin b. Pond. 2.307 Sew
enth avenue. was q short time ago the scene
OF q wedding Of more than ordinary interest
Mr.. Ponds niece. Miss Jennie p. Pratt for the
past eight or nine years tho private secre-
tary and companion Of Nine. Barrlos, the
widow OF President Bsrrios Of Guatemala, was
married to Mr.. Henry Potter. . son Of Judge
Joseph Potter Of the New York Supreme Court
Miss Pratt was escorted before the ofaeiating
clergyman. tho Rev. DR.. E. l. Clark.
the pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
Of the Puritan. By, Mr. Yuan 1Apar-
icio. the father 81 Nine. barrios. There
Pratt wore 2 travelling robe Of brown eioth,
brown velvet dressed with three tall and
slender plumss OF the same color. She carried
q loose bunch Of white roees.
Mrs Potter is the daughter OF thS late Milo
Pratt Of Utica and y sister OF Mr Charles
Pratt the musician. Her trousseau was
gift from Nine. Barrtos. who added to II
superb necklace Of solitaire diamonds. a dia-
monf and ruby ring and y pair OF solitaire
Mr. Potter was educated in this State. For
tho past eight years lie has resided In Mexico.
WhsEIe he !. ciy' engineer: ais bFHths5
Static var sEr Pnadcphs %h.sh sa Ieisa
few days ago for South America
. Dir. and Mrs. Potter will make the City OF
Mexico their home. They expect to soil about
Nov 20.
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Saved Hi.seli Sy Catching HsIa or the
BulIs TniL

SCRANTON. Nov. Ed Jackson. . colored
man In tho employ Of Farmer o. D. Dow Of
Euton township. had narrow escape from the
horns OF vicious Durham bull last Wednes-
day. Jackson had been sailing Farmer BOWS
herd Of cattle in the field. and was about to
start for the house when the bull made lungs
at him The colored man heard the hull COM
Ing. and be jumped to one side just in time to
let the bull pass him. Again the mad animal
bounded iowa I'd him with lowered horns. and
Jackson lodged. ran behind the bull, and
Found and round in his endeavor to gore jack
son, believing 80 loud that the cattle took
fright and went canterlng to q distant part Of
the lot with their tails In the .uir The bull
yanked jack son around ut high rate OF speed.
but jack son 8 wind was good. ana he chung to
IL cuwed that he started on a run across the
field Then jackson let 60 Of the tail and took
his time to get out Of the lot.
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GREAT Bczs IN the MATT Y;ARD.
Tn.y MAJ /. war nesun ny cam ana the
Haisis-orc sank By the Forts.

| They got a full-ledged war between th'
United ftates and Chill started over in the
| BROOKLYN Navy Yard yesterday afternoon. and
| BY niGhtfail the rumors that had beer
| living around among the workmen II
tho yard had developed into re'
marsable tale OF the sinking Of tho cruiser
Baltimore by the Chilians ut Valparaiso. The
| story was TINT the refugees at tho United
States Legation at Santiago had been trims.
ferred aboard the baltimore: that this aroused
the ire Of the Chilians. and that the guns Of
the forts were trained upon the Baltimore
and sank her.
This story was brought to Ts srs once By
q succession Of men from the Navy Yard and
men who had heard 1t from Navy Yard en-.
pioyeee. and pretty soon the telegraph Ttrs .s
No such story hnd come By the ordinary S,! nj r
The ufcfins who swarm around the gate had
sss &c stS:, sRs
the Baltinore's snnkr Several marines IN.
ri yard I'd sd I ass t hna she as ho;
passed on, h from the yard Il the afternoon.
Capt. Kane, captain Of The yar! vas asked
absolute Surprise to him and that i. did not
even know that such rumors had got around
ly."he said. Some one Of them has got hold Of
was very possible. 0thorwtss the story m must
lave some By an underground wire. Tor have
heard nothing OF It. Since Captain ErDen has
been away the IMPORTANT kilograms ore
Gait. Kane snid that only the usual work was
coins hs Mayy 3aps and snt f. far suss
any work on the vessels building or repairing
They nre pushing work ~ the the Atlanta Cat #
rs work on the bennington. tho Chicago.
the Concord. and the Miantonomoh; They
lave been hurryinc things ever since the Gull
episode opened
Tho story may very probably be traced to q
Joker well known among newspaper reporters.
He. with nun Der ol other reporters, iad been
sent to see the Brazilian Minister on Thursday
night at the Brunswick. on the way hnSk to
over what the Minister had said. when the
we're becoming interested In the so9Pyel sation;;
Il tell you." be broke 10. in a Slishtls raised
voice. THAT there can he nqsdnubt II the cor
iectnsss OF the news. The Baltimore hGs been
bred upon, and the chip ia being attacked by
the shore battori and torredo boats
How much more Of this news ne would have
given out Ia uncertain. but ut this point the
listeners went OF possessed OF IN exclusive
piece OF war news.
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SheehaA CLAIMS Roth Breaches OF the Legis-
lature for the Denocrats.

BUFFALO. Now 7.--Lieut Gov. elect Sheehan
claims both branches of the Legislature for the
Democrats He says tho Assembly will be
Democratic by O working majority. and the
Senate will stand 10 to IL. with the casting
vote In his hands He says the Democrats
have certainly carried the Fifteenth. sixteenth.
In reply to a question whether sitting
member Of the Senate whose seat was being
contested. could vote on his right to his scat.
said that Ii then there Is q tie on the question.
the Lieutenant lrovernor can cast the deoid-
tie aud contests come up. this will DO an In
tereSting point
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AUGUSTA. Me-. Nov. TAT noon to-day tho
harms Of Josiah Gray. on tho Banborn place.
HalloweIl. took fire from sparks from the
chimney OF the house. The barns burned
and the IRE spread TO the woods. where It is
now raging. About 400 acres have been
burned over. Owing TO- the long drought
everything Is extremely dry. and the fire Is
The llre Ia working south. parallel to Lake
Cobbossee and the centre toward West Gardi.
ner.. The damage. will reach thousands, and
II will be impossth ls to prevent the spread Of
the FIRE. Several thousand acres Of ine stand.
ing wood are In danger. and much alarm 10
fell In neighboring towns.
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SPARKS FROM THE TBLkGR.APH

II 10 reported At Bussards Hay that Ms o,r-a
Die, elan aud baby Ruth will and will stAy
NJ Gray Gab.es until Just before Christmas.
The Presid.ut Yesterday sppointed Fenton r. Nc.
Crrsry Of Michigan 70 be Secretary Of at San
tago. Chill Ito IL tho son Of Consul AcCreery Of Var
paradise,
The Rev. n Sect. Ms Hsrrson's father returned
Ia Washington yestsrday morning from visit 20 his
son. Judsr soft OF Port townsend wsshington lie .
W yepIs 4 age.
The Grand Jary Of Boston has indicted ~. Ray Hen
~ " Harris teooredt lastor Of West End BApti.t
sharoh Tor giving msdisins .th srin,inAl Intent"
,sau.s wiliin,: IgysAreld farm nand Of wsyiaud.
Mass caught on Friday the u setting IRE
lie has confessed that he causod the ore that
destroyed John E. Fsgersids summer residence rhurs
day,
Tho remains Of Commodore A. O. Hobbs, the noted
ock sSport and superintendent OF tho luton Metallic
Carridg. Company. who died Friday In Bridge port,
si.I BE- taken TO Fresh Pond L. Z. tor sIion-
Monday IekL
Tho crussr Newark was noated ont dry decE at
n. cLar..,osn Navy Yard on frlday. only portion
to the order from Washington that the veisei must Be
ready for sea on Nov. 10.
The District Attorney OF hocklAnd county announced
yrsterinv tina, the forgery tndctments against
semhiyman Frank r Dennarest viii positively no tried
by the Colnty Court Monday. Nov 20 IL IL thosght
that Judge from some olher county viii ptssldsA t
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How Fatereoa Came IN Possession OF ice
JeResBou's Deesp.

BUzzAnD's BAY. Nov 1-Joseph Allen. keep
er OF Joe JefIerson's elegant house and grounds
at The Crows Nest," Buttern,ilk Bay. laughs
heartily over the announcement OF the pet
deers. which have been presented to tho Park
Commissioners at Paterson. y. j.. BY the vet
Gran actor. He says:
"You see. Mr.. jefferson didn't care to keep
them hero any longer. and ono day he said to
me. Jake. where shall put them p asked
him to let me have them. and be did Then
homs and offered them to the ParR Com mis y
sioners: They refused them: The. people got
hold of it.. and the opposition daily paper
Board is the owner Of the other paper there.
and that made II the, moro ipterestng,. Ny
mission. had another meeting and decided to
accept the deer with thanks. have been on
the Paterson City Park. 90 that the children
will not trouble them too much There are
handsome"
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his counsel His appearance on tho Wit
ness stand ut this stage Of the pro-
seedlings WINS Unexpectedly made necessary
by a controversy between Mr.. Fiero. his
lawyer and Mr.. Osborn. the prosecuting at.
tsrney. about the admission as evidence OF a
statement in tho form Of confession made by
George last winter before his indictment Mr..
Hero has made q hard fight for George. and
Ms clients own foolislness after his arrest has
made his task douhly difficult.
The statement that Mr.. Osborn offered for
the prosecution Is closely written document
Of nineteen pages Of foolscap. and was
labelled BY the writor as Tho only
true and authorized confession OF Henry
". George" 1t is On extraordinary com.
position. filed with obscurity and cant. 1t Is
parade Of the most disgusting confessions,
all Of which werc intended to demonstrate the
writer's moral responsibility and appeal to
the sympathies Of a Judge. In the hoIo that
the offence Of which the writer admits that he
10 guilty might be punished BIZ a term in tho
Elmrn Reformatory instead Of State prison.
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II. Gree. Thoroughbred oruon4..

LONDON. Nov. Upon being invited to sub.
scribe. at 800 guiness per mare. to q syndi-
cate which proposed to bring the great race
horse Ormonde back to England for breed.
ing purposes. the light Hon. Henry Chaplin.
President q the Board Of Agriculture, who Is
a IA saeps % the 9essy CnS %
o. S ne ground t6as 6F%onaHs hs e
numbsr Of cases OF the disease
known as roaring 70 the Undergraduate use VI
stAlliona and added: Therefore can conceive
horaes, than the IntFoduction OF an unsound
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Hoods sarsaparilla
OBITpARY.

prominent old folks. who died in the vicinity o
Heading: Abraham Ehst OF Shanesville ant
Mrs. Samuel Levers OF bethlehem. each aged
81: Mrs Elizabeth Schneider OF Hellertown
OIL: William NJ Smith OF Hamburg and Mrs
Margaret Werts Of Robson township. ~; Mrs
Elizabeth Geistwcit or Florin and Mrs. vii.
linn Keim Of Mohrsville. 81: Mrs. Samuel d
Haicht of Norrlstown. Mrs. Margaret Prizer Of
schTsksyllle. Ezra wisslor o., Brunnorville.
M; $sSss a,,, Is isss 3
IS: John klInsennea q Bern townsRip.
ii SsrSsS WI, sE;osss! %i|s Henry II
III q SEsSGdnSi r; A;s: Anna sg!,ai, = asnsswn
ssrSsSslg SssusI iSs sS y %RSSSs,ssiIs
Church, nnd Francis Weiss OF Now TrIp9li. US:
ns,Sn & oa 4H aa sI s g. ffq sSsTo w
fp ss Srh hf Of Ep4Ts Frank
township. Schuylkil county. III - ''''
Msthodist clergyman and writer. died OF
a Sr Masses OF ysaass
evening; When about 70 years Of age he came
e America md entered the active ministry.
dent q the Ashland coIlesiafe e INSTITUTE" H Ash
t ,snL: N 4; IL vas subsequently elected to
10 the South Car,.iina University Of CoIam bia.
which PLACE he filled until he returned to the
Conerenoe He was contrbMtor I" the ssoalnr
Der Of books, He, was prominently. identiiied
to the Masonic order, from which he had re-
ceiyed some OF the highest degrees. He leaves
widow. three sons. and dnu. ;hter.
H H vas "a 81 q ygPs ss Old aad was anpopt
He Was born in NeW 5ss %ayn ss county.
n. Y; where, :, his parents, still live. ne
sssd taken ~ors Fu'fSf s Rd sFSss
taken to Newark. n. Y. to-day Tor interment.
a member q the Tammany General Committee
and OF the Stuyvesant Clue
eeety in breokys dsa on on Fds1
night at his home. 1877 Steuben street IL his
Presiasnt Of the as Roman n 1eV CATHOLIC Orphan
Asylum Society: He was an architect and
n Rsey an% w cSSrsh the Hshsse
James,s Catsedral in Jay street. He was
mass was said in BrooSiyrl and a brother Of
the late Vicar-General Turner.
Mrs Joseph Lentilhcn died yesterday morn:
ing ut twenty min utes before I at her home. SO
oseIh Le N tho broker q ths city and
much Interested in charitable Institutions.
Ga he ns n
1871. and leayes eight childrenI7thTee sons
and FIVE daughters. The funeral will take
West Twenty.ffth street ~ ~ ~
eommSn ding tie bark Henry NorweiI. died
IN GnssH He Tns VEL
was. o successful shipmsster. He WAS 70 years
Did. and leaves wife and three children.
Recent deaths of old people in Bangor. and
Vicinity INCLUDE the following: In BanECy Noy.
IL 0' ~ -'"'''S"' N''' T. ''"n
Police Sergeant Michael Carroll Of the
Long Islapd City police. died at his home in
81 he mr. as f1s Il Gons ISLAND
-ity. He resigned from the force several years
ago.
svlvanus T. Ludlow. who was born In Bridge
,amPts1. l.. J.. Sov l6 ls4 died IN that vii;
!. number Of grandchildren and great grand
children survive him.
Roberts ", Evans. Superintendent Of tho !
Poor Of Oneida county. died yesterday after |
the n 'Ps dis
,er q the N. E. Church. died at Atlantic City
Of Postmaster Wright
senpr Don Cosms Herrera. one Of the richest
une isit By sonor Herrera amounts to millions
4 dollars.
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Garrett Mills stu, Down,

YoHKEHs, Nov 7.-Bstwsen two and three
thousand men employed In the Moauette Car
pet Mills here were thrown out OF employment
tonight by the shutting down Of the mills for
two weeks in replies to inquiries this morn.
tnE, superirtendent Walter Paddock said the
w%ua sossd wppsE
He denied that the shutdown was on account
Of an orercrowded market 1t was simply to
repair machinery. .--. -.
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Forest ri,.s l. the I.s,an Territory.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov. 7.-Reports received
last night say that destructive prairie fires are
raging in the Choctaw and Cherokee nations
along the Caney Greek. In the Cherokee coun-
houses, Yarns. and hay. II Is estimated that
thousands OF tons Of hay In the stack have
been snrned. a good deal Of hEs stock wac wac
sssss ap y sss n the ns eny u
Cameron many farmers have lost everything.
The county 10 dry 20 finder and the dsmss
are spreading.
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A vs,sr.. so,Aiers Death !. . Cell.

Major J. r. DroGe. q veteran Of the Mexican
war. and also Of tho civil war. died about 6
o'clock yesterday morning In a cell In the Ho.
boken police station. He was 72 years old.
For some years he has been living on the
charity OF his friends Adolph Pare. q res.
taurant keeper In Wsstin gton street. Hebok on.
took care OF hip until anout three weeks ago.
when no sent him away On account VI his
Between il and IL O'Clock on Friday night
Major DroYe wont into PrtE storeb.ck's
saloon In River street and fell on tho huo..
The barkeeper dragged him out and laid him
on the sidewalk. TIE patrol wagon Was sum.
so ne fay Mss sd 70
tin after that until Doormap Breep went on
'dg,y at 3'clSek in TIE morning and a saw him
was removed 10 tho Mor.ue. Mr. l,aps Gays
Major prSSe has nephew who re Rhystsian
He was Major In the Filth Now YORK yplun-
teers, and has an eIcollent war record. Ne
Was drawing . pension for wounds received in
the late war.
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TnE ELECTION INcn11L r
A Large Liberal Majority In 10th Houses
Of Congress-.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Beiior rcdro Montt.
the Gillian Minister. returned to Washington
to-day from New Orleans accompanied by his
wife and tho following members OF the Lega-
ton. who havo just arrived from Chill: Annila
del Campo.
,, Minister Mont recsived a eable message from
Santiago tonight saying that tho new CHILEAN
Senators q and beIutics 81: C.,nservntlras.
senators 8 and Deputies 20: Liberals ma
eaid that the Conservative directory. the Liberal
Assem- oily. and the electors assembled at San.
tiag2 to-day and declared that they would vote
Tho message says that Capt Mont accepted
the Office. and thereby assured the actual and
ment
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e,n.cience Of bis ne had intended to send this
VIM, All ~ Il srei Mr. osborr. with

Well no; but most of It." said George.
the last witness. and His testimony was In sup.
port OF GEORGES claim TINT when ho gave
this etatement to. the District Attorney
was earnest and meant well. but Mt. Osborn
did not allow his testimony to weigh Win ne fne
born conid present this statement Of Georges
70 the jury. II will he read to them on Nom
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tila witness stand to bolster up the statement
thne he msdo this confession under the prom.
ise Of District Attorney TGlmudge that 1t would
not be used against him.
hAgain this morning the court was filed to its
capacity whom Judge Sanderson took his seat
en- the bench. There were no women present,
howeysF. and thus far 70 women have applied
-. sRe Rev reye
apt beside tho accused man. He was John
Clark OF Pittstleld. Macs; an uncle Of
XIII to testify Tor the defence. Mr.. Clark
10 an elderly, well dressed man. and during
the PROCEEDINGS to-day. whenever any par.
tjcularly damaging evidence was brought out
By the prosecution. he glanced curtously at
George as though wondering OF what man
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The Rev. Mr.. George
followed up this confess
zion with q plea Of
guilty after he was in.
dicted. Now that his
plea hos been with
drawn. Mr.. Ficro OBJ.
iected to the introduce
ton Of this statement
as evidence. and
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Some Of the goats In this city have wonder
There Is one In particular. 6lnck and white
fellow. who sometimes condesoends to draw a
Wagon. whose beard would DO the envy OF any
PERFECTLY white. very long. and has that centre
curve which is made by tho hMpap chip when
appendage and wags It solemnIy and impress
efvely on the slightest provocation
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4 6pirituaiiss With Orsevaaes Foressw
the Explosion.

CLrpEs Oar. Cal. Nov 1.-THE Giant Tow
der Works wero blown Up yesterday. killing
three men and seriously wounding ono boy.
James Hamilton was blown to atoms. nothing
being found Of him but one finger. An Han. a
ghinaman. was Killed, and only Ils Queue WAS
Cruz, was also killed. He leaves a wife aud
six children. 1t ID claimed that the OK plosion
wae predicted By spiritpalist, who had been
leave town.
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Notes 81 Es-sss. la.ppe.,nss.

Phelps UHited States Minister at Berlin, at
which Indian corn meal 4nd American 1n pork
meal has been booming. The Berlin bakeries
arc unable 70 supply the demand for the vArt
Gus preparations Of Indian corn meal
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ipg hunerouA and no S not inclined to per.
eny R a&n q. aye yo nG Slsaksnlt a, Leads
new ghapsGs a i9tS ro George s trial
tsN. ws,s ssrfNrm us IN Saorn e op nrna
efso. i p s issiauasea arst shkt b. tss
Shih ThoG hs said g tint h,Srry III 2l mn
1s hS WA. rtssPGfnSiSle iSE her con
q sls-riy .h.s George led ssIepsd isf
SH&seeasp " mhhr,ypg . nQtIa 70 hs ANN
11X sM.s SSva ISan wopEsI hsfnra mi
a.Hs1sss ,rsft.od. ard cmnnip1 IN his e,ynyts
S n saSs a. M SLsst oiri" ~ h mSs
&S ksas M t.asfimony snw how naarIy
dSssrS NJ ssddlSd tue consSouense Of XIX
' ss. = h =: snis Z :sio,s, built. dark
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LNhp paw tliut - !ic
intended to perform the
m ock ceremony they
objected, because they
said that they had read
OF ceremonies Of this
nature that had after
E SSsrf pIas sSlna sind ihsn
jumped up and. open:
ink q book. pretended
to read the marriage
service In place OF Mr..
George. After THO party
broke UP Mr.; George
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ne private oompsrmsnt car ON the New ysrk Cen
ana sdiss tfsyslns 2Ss0Iass ptlvscy sad
every eonvsnisnes,-ld< n. 2
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xiusA sy F.ii,.s Dow. Bridge Stairway.

Cornelius O'Leuv. AZ years old. boss
painter on the Brooklyn Bridge. fell down ono
OF the stairways at tho New York entrance
yesterday afternoon. He was taken to tho
Chambers Street Hos pital and died there from
a fractured skull He had been up on the
bridge looking after some Of his men.
He started down the stairway and lost his
head against one Of the stone steps His hkuil
was fractured from the base to tho right car.
His bone was at 81 King street He leaves q