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THE GEOoRApnyCAL CoNonEsa
0eoGraphers Sorry the BrookIsH Coiiec
tion wasn't Sent 10 Bern~.


0c0Grnphers Sorry the Br0okIyn Collec-
ton wasn't Sent 10 Bern~.
BERNIE. Aug. 1.-THE International Geo.
granhical Congress met again this morning
GeoGraphels and cart oRrnphers are In attend
ance rom oil The countries OF the world. At
to-day's session n resolution was introduced
providing for the prep ration OF map Of the
earth on schlc OF l:l.OC0. 900 and for the 40.
rointment Ut an intern Ational committee Ia
Determine tho nifnolrles upon which the
preparation OF this man shall proceed.
AmonRth questions which viii be discussed
ATE those Of primo meridian. . universal
hour. and the rules to be ob.ervrd In tho srell-
Ina OF geographical names. Tho object OF tho
resolution introduced to-day for the prepars-
/. q destiny the illusion ihu iii the ccnntrios
10 show thai thee /. still ileniy OF oploi tnntY
LOT exnloTern TO- ~ en- up territory that 10 still
In connection with tho congreas the . IL be-
Ing hold q geoRraphica! exhibition: ~ which
al ,hs nntion. excent Great Britain ",d the
pointment H. sAErrssed At Inc allure VI Amer.
ica to asnd tho EieAt collection OF murs ihs:
va ,seen y on sxhtni;,on 10 Gr1oIlyn and
n, MIXERS NJ GeoRrnphera
The Congress adnpte Rresolnttvn 10 the effect
tnnt ihe geographical societies 81 Mo .iiEerent
i've o%d ssos
rnphy In their universttieG
Application was male to those who 90. to-
DEPARTMENT, o qroRraniy 81 the BrooElyn In.
stituts 81 send u Iatt ~ tneir material 10
Bernie; Tho itlns,t was not com illeh with. .;
be needed for exhibitions here Leiore it could
DO returned FROM Borne.
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Mrs. f. ". VASDEHBIL1S DILL.
A brilliant Event 10 the Fashionable
World at Newport.

A Brilliant Event - the Fashionable
World at Newport.
NEWPORT, Aug. 11.-Mr. and Mrs Frederick
". Vanderbilt gave to- night ut their beautiful
homo. Rough Point" grand ball which ex-
oelled any ever before given In Newport. At
the northern end OF tho estate. whers the
large terraces OF Roush Ioint are, the
courts and shrubbery were partly revealed by
lanterns and refectors about the greeusw ward.
which increased In number and size as they
were continued past the building and down over
the lawn to the beach. where n rocky arch
bridges the space letween two huge boulders
jutting out into the sea
Through tho oval opening In tho break water
the breakers dashed INCREASINGLY 10 the sandy
crescent beneath tho arch. their erests glenn.
from saloium refieetUrs shons upon on them them
through color cd slides.
Thousands OF electric larnrs Rlowed here and
there n the gre -nsw!rd bordering the paths.
viii It's rows 81 eoIossd Lanterns. back to the
!. The ballroom oecupis. the esntre OF the
h0nse; and u more than two sto les high. On
Nth ,hh tho 0S1 %s S.
,o s:sSy 81. ssrss5 beams. supporting til. roof.
Ss d.! n 81 aaT
oak, nnsly carved here aid there. anu BRIGHT
~ s's and sn: ss tho
from the ceiling about the huge
Japanese umbrellas which swung in
the air. with tiny electric lights
blazing about their edges. the leaves and IT. w.
ere shading the light In odd corners stood
richlr carved furniture OF dark tint or superb
candelabra OF bronze or sevres wnre. brought
In greater rel ef by sci cons Of trouical plants
Bits OF maldeL- hair fern frightened hooks
and corDers here and there.
The wide stairway to The rooms above was
bright with garlaDds OF roaes strung on deli.
cate vines trailing over the baluatrades.
The cloak rooms were Oh the second floor.
That used bv tho ladies WAS the boudolr Of The
hostess.;Epown as the rose pink room. II is in
The gentleman much admired the apart.
ment q tho host which was, opened for their
and tho furnishing 10 Dutch.
Descending the stairway again, the 1uest
turned to the left toward the lib airy oil the
east side OF the hall. whore Mrs. Vanderbilt
The finishing touch Of tho decorations was
the. mall pond. bordered with ferns, in the
billiard room. next to the dining room, on he
west sids OF the. house.
Lilies from the Milo and Tibsr loatsd on its
surface amid lotus flowers. DesiaAs In wild
Rrnsses and bulrusbes partly HID the oak
wainscot aud the BRIGHT coorel walls.
In the beautifully decorated dining room
and on the verandas refreshments were
sefved on tiftv small tables.
Each table was ornamanted With cRndelabrs
rising from floral centrepieees.
All fashionable Newport society WAS present
The favors were beautiful and costly.
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sTABBED BIZ IN ACCIDENT
The Doctors ThSak Now that Young Co..
nelly " III Get Over It,

Frederick Felss OF 244 Monroe stree. was
arrested yesterday morning on the charge o
stabbing young Thomas Come ~ OF lGi, Han.
tlton ttreet. 1t appears. however. on InyssIi
cation. that tho stabbing was tie resu,: Of
accident and carelessn sss. and. although Con.
nelly Is In critical condition at Gouvsrnsui
Hospital and Felss Ia II FsseA sIarket prison.
there 10 evory probability that the laue:s in.
nocence will be shown.
Feiss and Connolly are friends and arc both
emploJed by the New York and Boston 10.
spatch Company At 3Ol Canal street fsss.
although but IL years old. is married and lives
with his wife In Nat at 244 Mon. 90 street
About $3.50 o'clock Monday evening Felss
met Connolly y agreement at Hmmt q and
Market streets. Joseph R"l ers. also employed
by the express company. was with tn IN. There
we're soverAl other boys there hesideS; and oil
were having rough and tumbl" good time.
.r fs!ss hnn his p.cxet kne IN If. hani ns NJ
sssn 1hs street Swn .nns' He naa
!eSs f9sa p TE"s" n ~" . no'a max:
Feies. md received a wound f. his lot IrsU
nsE wsi s sSsEnS he h" liza Il s
G"nnsIIySs shirt to reach ,hs ~ l. w..
h. ,.y is ..Sc !, In s cut minute, M,
Tney couldn't ind doctor and they notified
. Iolice, Connelly was carried uo.on'
tors said his wound was serious Tho cutsn:
Just below the heart. Tn, doctors thought !!
advisable to send on q cnll for tn. Coroner, nu.
no answer came uniiI HE arri' 81 d oronst
Schuli &c at H:3n yesierIlny m"rnlng. lie con;
sidered Connellv In no immsdlat" danger ana
no LOOK no ahle-mor'om statement. ,,,s
Both Re SIS and ogers We takcn before tol;;
nelly at the hospital. Tho wounded man tald
that the siabhtng was purely accidental ald
e. he believed hrs I, lend innocent o! anysNl
intentions. Al tho hospltai YESTERDAY a'rtii
nom u was sal d TINT the patient Would 10 M
prof. ability pull through.
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A Mystery At Cape May Po,at.

CAPE MAY. Aug. 1l.-Ycsterday among the
passengers by the steamer Republic were .
man and woman. who went In bathing to.
Rethor at the Point.
The woman returned from the bath. but the
man never did. Rumor has Il that when tho
woman came out she approached two men
sfIsnding on tho beach and TWO women stand.
10 gone" or something to that effect
Nc one saw the man disappear. though the
women heard what they supposed Was play
iul shout. The strange woman aud the Two
d msn IRE supposed 10 Laye returned 10 Phila-
ssarcil orihe mar c,othIns lsir In the bath.
house dis"lgnsl no hing but card bearing
The name AZ ". W. EarIsll. 2Ot souih Fourth
South Filth street.
TslsGEams we're emit to these places. but no
replies havs been received, NV
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10 Joaes stu a Denoersts

THOUSAND ISLAND PARK. Aug. lit was the
farmers day on the st. Lawrence River Over
GOO members OF the New York State Grange
held . picnic and hsnrd speeches from Lieut..
other speakers.
Jones told the Rrsngers that they were not
the worst ourdened clas. 10 the world, and he
rrofeStlon, and interests. not as Democrats
anh itepnblicans. bur as grnncsrs asserting
tbhi There IA no difference between tho two
ls urged nron the Grnncera present the
ntcessity oi taking IN Independent stand in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 not M enthusiastic
Democrat to-day.
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A BULLET IN MS HEAD.
did rrank Rowe Pat u There nimseif or
DID Os ar Dny1dse

A young man named Frank Rowe who lives
at 1856 West Twsnty-fourth street is lying In
tho prison hosp, tai at White Plains with 81
calibre buile, in his brain. Coroner Matthews
OF New Rochelle Is trying to learn how tho bull
let cams there.
So far no has discovered that 1t was either
lodged thore By Frank himself in nm effort to
commit suicide during . Mt OF dependency.
caused by combination OF rum and unre-
Quilted affection. or that the shot was fired
either, pnrnossly or by accident by one OF
Goat Island some time during Monday after.
noon. THIS island 10 u fnvorite resort Tor
Il I jcs On the Sound ssSst three rs o.
mi, fellow. .6ons 10 years old. n 70. been
sysnas and hs lPsed wsh 81. %o.se r' ''.'A
% sry sSos. so as: . ss sh.
iheis h. formed the ac1u aiptn1ce Of a young
woman whose name f. said 70 10 Hose durk,
frank and che kent eomrssnv: T";cy hsa dis..
S S.xSptsh s Ias, saa r sSs arose. SSs
IL .aid. because Noso ,!irted with tho engineer.
sSs Ss :.n MdHpsy oa soms a:sGs
ASe%s o'Si * On MOI 'ay afternoon on. Of
bought some whiskey and some bread and
S"s Hove Ssa a. h sG IL: sas se
ssd .S d ha sG aoxe slo him.
Coroner Matthews went over. to tho island
and found lowe lying near shed owned by
frank Marcellua. who furnishes accom- oda.
tions for campers. There Was bullet hole in
HE. right temple. he vas. formally n!aced
under arrest on suspieon Of having attempted
suicide. He was rowod nrross the stretch Of
wafer that separates Goat Island from the
mainlani. and driven over to the prison hos-
pitn at White Plains,
Here no said no had been shot By the In
dian" md Daviia wa arrested and locke un
Later Howe qualified this BY saying that he
was fooling with his revolver and that Dnyids
touched the trigger and discharged Il. The
truth OF { Is assertion may 10 shown when
the course VI the bullet 10 learned. The bullet
Is believed 70 Ito near the base 81 the brain.
and 30 far Drs. schmeid and Curtis hayo not
dared to probe for 10.
Word OF the shooting was sent to this city.
and Rowes inother, and sweel heart imme-
din'e!y started iof White Plains They saw
WITH s1 ht% bn,s Hs
fred the bullet Into his head while be was tenn.
default OF ~ 500 hail and Harreilus II default
oil $3.50 bali. Coroner Matthews began an In
vestlgation OF the case yesterday AFTERNOON.
aud he continued It last night AZ tho night
session he vacated the order to hold Rowe as u
Ori0Oi ar.
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Il POLICEMAN's SUICIDE.
Infatunted with y Youax WonHn, He Kill
AiMseir Hefore Her Door.

Iatatuated with YouaE WonWn, He Kills
AiMseir Hefore Her Door.
PrrrsBuRoH. Aug. 11.-Polceman Henry N.
Delhi. aged %. shot and killed himself Tonight
In front OF house In First avenue. where Miss
Maggie EdGer. nged 10. resided.
Delhi was married man. with . handsome
wife and two children. He had an excellent
record on the force. For some time hs has
had n infaimntlon for Thu girl.
She Ia u pretty waitress IN n Fifth avenue
restaurant. He came down tonight without
his uniform. His wife not,csl that 10 went
out without his uniform and followed him.
. She caught NJ with him in front oi MaRRi~'s.
He told her 10 go inside aud get some letters
aud jewelry nt his.
She went inside and while thcre Diehl drew
a. revolver an fatally shot Jim ,eli through
tho head, dying soon nfterwArd.
Later HIS wife tried to drown hcrself but
was rescued. Once teiore Dirnl brought
infntu,tion aud wont on 10 Chicago 10
SEQ tn" young woman. but his vito went a ter
him and succeeded In tri King him tack. con-
doniag his offence.
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CHILI'S CIVIL VAR.
BslnaeedA's Troops Recs pturs vaiIeuar-
Strange Incident at Valparaiso.

Bslnaeeda's Troops Recs pturs valIeusr-
Strange Ineideat at Valparaiso.
PANAMA. Aug 4.-Late mail advices from tho
south coast bring but little news OF interest
from, the seat OF war. Thcre has been
some fighting on land. which in one
case resulted in the ConRro.s forces
cRnturins Caronel. and. on tho other hand
their forces were driven out OF vallsnar. and
that town was recapturei for Bslmaceda. Re-
RnrdinR this las. encounter correspondent
In that town writes. under date OF July IS:
Very early yesterday morning battle was
fought here. resulting In q complete victory
held this town. inelud Ing some OF the bravest
bns and lily e men r.. Can pelican
;hm on o! 2'E 81 oayary, under command OF
defeated the enemy, Killing seventy odd men en-.
Gsslass ne Wounded that were left on the bat
On the i q July Some excitement was
oscasioHsd a. vainsrsso b1 the sStranSs Of Tie
wh9ls tSSs Of thu congr.fs party Into TINT
known a. first =. they showed no colors. The
German ship. Of war prspal cd for &C Ion. The
plsysd the Gsr%sp national ia air. !.0f s0'0f' ana
;nse tb 59SnS sho X. one :" p.
Inquiry: They did no. want Ssht: that s' Was
plrn 10, round they ven. nnd ss;smsd out
hss sh!us tsf e o pses si g..
tween thu Government troops and the insur-
gent f9'ces At Valpnraiso snd Corpimbo, On
rnnte ConIell nttncksI the Congress- pSrty's
cruiser Esmsradn and a numbsr OF trans pnrts
q Calderas. A number of tori edoes We're dis
ths attack was made at night. and as II was
very dark; the results are not known, but none
the provinces he'd BY President BalnincedA
The despatches further say that the 70 orts
~ TO- tho relations between Chill apd Bolivia
Insurgents as belllgersnts. one OF which 10.
ports was that Chill had declared war against
cruel rnnishments inflicted hy the Govern.
Inent are nuIe inventions. The Governinsnt
aiding and abetting the ebsls and sends them
to lnutQue, the headquarters OF tho Congress
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votiAx At Saratoga as They Voted Z"
Mnl0ae,

SARATOGA. AnR. 11.-As the Repnh'lcsn
Fourth judicial District Convention assemt'ea
at o'clock tonight in the Town Hall court
room. pursuant to the Adjournment rom ma
lone tho Salvation Army congregation 10 'le
basement hall were singing In the swrr.
Bye ard Bye" The roll ca showed OIL OF 'ne
fourteen delegates present Il,
Chairman Leslie y. Russell 8 d II was 10
order 70 tnEe IN. 10Th bal1t 81 ne .s Goh'sS n
nSmnce, It e. stand. Charles o. 1appan. u
Eleven more ballots were taken with thu
same result and thea. on motion OF II. G. Bur
leigh. the invention nj. burned until to-mo''
row,
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sonebody ssaE bod Hin, sad He Shot so.,.
body.

As Joseph Monigan, who lives at 10 Mulberry
street. was passing the corner OF CHRISTIE and
Broome streets last night. he Was assaulted
and slightly stabbed In the right shoulder By
He drew his 80 calibro revolver and shot An.
thohy JaRendors OF Chrystis street In the leit
leg. JaRendors was severely Injured. and wns
arrested. ~ ""8
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So Says = Coroner's Jury n the Case o
John Nc Elienborough.

DO 6Ay0 . C0F0ners Jury IN the Case OF
John Nc Eiieaborough.
PATERSON, Aug. 1.-THE inquest In the case
Of john McEllsnborough was held to. might.
Four witLssses testified that they saw Pat
rick Joseph Smith. tho Brooklyn Bridge police
man. 20 up behind McEllsnborouRh and. with.
out the slightest prov"cation. . rike him on
the bend with billy with tho excIsma. ion:
Tnke that you Oil -"
The assaulted man fell tsnsel~ss down the
areaway and smi!h ran on. The evidence was
that smith was guilty Of murder.
Tho reIuisition papers are now being made
out aud a. soon As endorsed b. Gov. Hill.
Paterson Jail.
Nothing was brought out NJ tho inquest o.
night touching q feuu said to have existed be-
tween Smith and tie murdered man.
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KING ALEXANDER At vIENNi.
The Youthful Kin. Received by n Crowd
or OMciais and 10000 People.

The Youthful kim: Received by n Crowd
OF Ohiciais and 10000 People.
V1ENNA. Aug liking Alexander. tho boy
ruler Of Setv!a. arriv, here at late hour lnat
night from St. Petersburg. whore he has been
visiting the Czar. large number of officials
werO awaiting him In the station. while out
sido crowd numbering 10000 persons had
gathered 10 get a view OF the youthful ruler.
Detachments Of soldiery were drawn IN around
the STATION and the King uron his arrival was
received with full military hnnora.
Ming Alexander was Attired In military uni
form and Lore himself like a soldier. lie IL a
well grow a boy tall Tor his age. Is Of slight
build and ms hgura Ia erert The manner in
which no carried himself ts good and de, otes
his military training. In his face he bears n re-
s-mblsncsto both queen Nathalie. bi. mother.
and TO ex-Kinc Milan. hi. father. 1t Ia aesert-
Cd that. IN general e.pects. his educat!on Is Ia
T. tho fo ct tbH, his tu,.rs are freauently
reared without compHr ions OF his own age. and
altogether. though he holds the position Of
sovereign Of Europe. he IL compelled 70 lead q
dr.ary. lonely NE. He ,will 20 to IscbI .o.day.
father After short time In Munich ex- King
Milan and King Alexander will 20 TO ParA
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Webster IL the To.b..

Burton G. Webster who killed Charles E.
Goodwin In the Psrclvsl flats. was transferred
Yesterday from the Jefferson Market prison to
the Tombs. He was brought down In the
Webster was assigned to cell Sc on the Second
tier. he has for cell companion John Free
OF Elizabeth 4 Wsnrick.. To-day he Win be
taken 70 the Coroners ONCE and the inquest
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Woods Holl and pointed very high, She was
holding handsome lead over her class. Ihe
H, ,;o a. VA next n S Sfder Of merit tn:
:Dsed the other BOATS WEE
arst coHtingent took starboatd taeks aboard
With kayonaIs second. and Cinderella Cos
soon. Mill; etc. Clara. and Nautilus iu the or
The slocp H!!dosarde and schooner Ouiekstep
and the result showed that that was the best
e a hss' Ho. rhs Wa
H. The south west 2. It usually doe: In Eineysrd
At ESQ O'CLOCK. while the Mineols wa.
n NASTY Ssyt set sdses
struck. couple OF small steam iaMnchss soon DON
tow 6sr on. The EIectra's launch put OF and
SSu succeed. IN Transferring Fred swift 70 the
masthead. when they succeeded in hsellng her
s eyer to s "a, and iwis,ns her head III
trying TO force the yacht oil the rocks. But
when The Electro steamed on the Minsols was
Hail an hour alter the Minsols went ashore
tho oyeene took the ground or Lacksy's bar:
sayoSsra had BEEN having Deau,is Srs scr Hna
rs Soc soSn s ssan ,a she
Wild Duck backed in near where the Owsene
lay. passed hawser to her. and finally toNed
the Oweene clear. The accident to the Oweeno
gave tho SRyonarA the lead but Capt. Thayer
preferred to stay By the Oweene and see II DO
could be OF any Assistance, Meanwhile the
Gossoon. which had been sailing. very pretiiy,
passed the Ssyonars and took the lead. Tho
sf drew ss s."y s h:s Sn
and started alter the Gossoon.
With xfresheniDg breeze the Goossop climbed
TO wtndward beautifully. Being ahead OF the
esyonara, though to lesward. she caught the
ifeshening breeze first. and as IL favored her
she stretched along the shore on the port tack
and rounded the buoy In Quick's Hole over an
eighth OF o milo ahead Of the Sayonara. The
Hildsgarde was running for Clarke Point With
lip topsall set.
The, schooner Quickstsp. with balloon jib.
few along for her destination. As she started
sheets to run through Uulck's Hole, the Cos.
jib topsaii. The Adams boys had CUB prsc-
and they were not going to let 1t 60 by from
which She had carried to wind ward 'o''N"
In beating along the shore OF Nausbon the
s2ns Hole she was mile dead to windward OF
heat the Gossoon across the line. but the little
ieioM wl1s tho mug Notwithstanding. The
following 10 the summary:
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Bis Failure IN Trieste.

VIENNA. Aug. 1.-THE hesse announces the
failure OF MorpurRo & Co. OF Trieste. owing to
disastrous speculation on the mart OF the chief
clerk. The Paris Rothschills are creditors to
the extent OF Sl.O00.uOO. but they will not pre-
sent their Lime until the other creditors have
money to facilitate the liquidation.
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Til. Grand Duke A,-.,. In Paris.

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE non arrival in this city
yesterday OF the Grand Duke Alexis was due
to his disinclinHtion TO be the REQ pient o. the
enthusiastic welcome that the ct t,ens Of Paris
had prepared for him. Great crowds gathered
at the railway station. and much disappoint-
mens was manifested whom 1t was learned that
the Grand Duke would not arrive at tho time
set. The crowd did not learn when hs would
reach Paris. and. consequently, when
bis. train rolled into the station At
B:45 O'clock his, morning no one Was
present to receive him. As he reached the
persons who had lust arrived on incoming
lrxina or " re awaiting the departu OF T. aims.
enthusiasts. They cherred waved handker-
Shef; AID Ard, hat: an'i nb' ye The . On Din could b
sis." The Grant luke. bowine and smiling
At tho warmn.-a Of his welcome despite his
attempt TO avoid 1t. passed along the platform.
entered carriage. and drove 10 a hotel.
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K,rwau Surrender. and Gv.. Cash BALL

John r. Kirwan. the west side real es:in
dealer who Is under Indictment for assil'
upon Mrs. Mary Allan. and who forfetedN
bail surrendered himself at the Distric, Afa'
news office yesterday: Bail WAS aRain ~
~ MS counse! and one OF the dotec,!rttNn,
thched 10 The Iis rlct ,Attorns.'s oliicr wsNs
70 ne Ci!y Chnmncrlain's Office. w,srr sU
wanted. The Dsirict Attorney W ii move ",
trial beioro Recorder smyth ut the Sepem'
"A
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tie very important In This as Of vast msisrla prcs
Iss at remedy y. nl-Mink - The tasts aud 10 Tho
healthy In lis nature and effects Possessing thss.
qnaiss syrnp or rxs I. tho psFsscI lAx alive aud
most gentle dluret!c kno -AdV
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John CHrara. who Ia Gcru G. o. s'"V",ns
The Allen with an icepirs in ran u r"oo
b,eecker street AMI South Fifth ahh,' rand
Jury on Monday. pleaded not guilty ysss'os''
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BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE Berliner 7doeblah says
that Friedlander Bros. a jewelry firm Of this
city. have Instituted proceedings against Dr..
Carver. tho W, ll-known Amer lean marksman,
for obtainire credit fur lewelry 70 the value 81
whereabouts IL unknown.
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The vo,e..o or Co,,ma in Erup,loa.

CoLINA. Mexico. Aug. 1l-At @: 80 o'eio'S 'n's
morning tho volcano OF Colima began TO snoS
sigma OF eruption. and after q time 20 " tSa
city became covered with ashes, TN, vi; ma
most extensive eruption ever I'm WI a. ", va I'm
h., Lar
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he began to STEADILY Inn
prove. nnl after the ne
ri II ON Tor seven months
his head was entirely
usirg It his head MAS .
solid sore from the crown
10 lils cyehrows II was
also all over hle ears.
moat OF Il Q face. aud small
places IN different paris
OF hia body. There were
sixteen works that We
had to keen his, hands
tie,l to the cradle and
h,l.t shnn, .vba0 la VIVA
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po.AsP ,ssRIEos, NJ. Aug. .lL-Gsorse
krowinH weaker ss~SsV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-12

taken up; and Ind 10 krop mittens tied on hts
hanls to keep his ling r nail out OF the cores:
e. =. would scra'Gh II b" could IN sn, y TnH ~
REMEDIES curoi him. wo feel safe In tec-
omniendinG them 70 others. u,pp,o
Webster, Ind.
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More than half the fleet have loft. and there
aa,e about forty yachts 10 the harbor to. night.
s wSed's Holl that the MineolA was still on tie
has had enough hard luck already In yachiina,
and y 10 hoped that good news will come from
the Mineoln. Can't Barr OF the Cweene said
TONIGHT tina, sh- T. n, nurt
,,..iNiiAlD HyEE. Aug. 1.-THE s'o ~ yacht
Woods oil, during The Yacht race 10 New
Bedford to-day, was hauled al oat By Ihe steam
tug iinnt 81 New Bedford mis- evening" 1t 10
slated that she Is apparently uninjured.