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VENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
,-,su VIEWS ON TIE LNTER- ooN11-
Si MENTAL RAILROAD.

s.~ Tsaes Tanks the Road Nay
ne S.,It n Blaine - the Next rresiaent
S.,t,o Near Valparaiso which Nay
80. tse war-CoL sarEent's Debts.
,v Aug. 2s-The Times to-day pub
Dost three. column article upon the pro-
usn's 80. ,contip entail railroad. which, when
Nc,.,.d will link tho South and Central
eom n..,., republics with each other and with
amTsi,sd states. The Times expresses the
tns ,.,.n that Mr.. Blaine is a man OF erandiose
op'p'' .nd n, asit seems quite possible. no is
ioes' President. there will be some chance
=, ,salizing the scheme"
u IT, . TIMES adds that the "project aims to
- ,,s markets OF North and South America,
p.. MAJ. ia no place for general commercial
w, .,sn In the relations between tho sew
..rrhlics. The railroad. whom completed.
e 4,,a hnxs 10 compete with the great wnter.
w. IN .ither eide OF the continent From
u 49,. Avres to New York and from Val
Duvu 10 San Francisco the existing means
ps,,rransit are simpler ana cheaper than they
could be made On Is SHs political as
wei as S were Tho capital is to te found for the
enterprise TIE ss . osd II res esedS
opinion s" republics and that II must be raised
n z The un,icd states; The Inter would ne
HHL,,csd 10 guar ntee tho interest," on IN" cost
o,p,n.hkuostrucion. and there IL At ong convic-
o. :on mat the intel states would recoup i.
t0a ~, ~ ,his guarantee at tho expense OF the
ssssnn III further south Many neopls Of prac-
s opinion M I"r: sHys beIsse n tGss the
teneed.3 Nv the United states for gunrautoa-
he bonds " the railroad would be In com.
m,nssrcial aid politic;i CONCESSIONS which the
S,sss ern,led M the II al OF England and
s s',bs safes of the southern hnlf OF the :on-
iinent we're dey'lored by Englt.h capital.
nv lri .nv sion towar closer com nercial md
nnoIi,,ca relations with TIL, United states as q
v.n sway from an old and trusted friend.
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HER MOTHER SCOLD4D HER.
Matilda Greenfelt then Drank CRrboiic
Acid and She May DIE.

Matilda Greenfelt then Drank CRrbOlic
Acid and She May DIE.
When Mrs. Greenfslt Of 3O4 East Third street
was left a widow years ago she had seven
daughters md a son to provide for. Four Of
her daughters have married. her son is dead.
aud one OF the three daughters she has left is
not comfort 10 her. Tint daughter is Matilda.
Yesterday she took.carbolc acid to kill herself.
and will probably succeed.
She i in Eellevue Iiospital. Her attempt 10
kill herself was Al about q young man named
Herman Alexander. who is said to live in
Eleventh street.
According to Matilda's friends he is n worth
less Young fellow that she met Mt IN east side
ball tn ee years ago. Size fell in love with him.
and for AZ months WWns engaged 70 he married
ands,r urged Matilda to live with him. 49,,
4" wi, marry me- Matilda told her
money"
Then the mother mnde her break the en-
Ragement. Eecently d re. Gree felt found That
they we're still meeting clnndestinely She
scolded Matilda good 4, al about It. and the
girl threatened to. kill herself. Yesterday sho
scolded her again. There WAS n bottle Of car
bolic acid on the mantle in Tho room. Matilda
Gra,ped It and drank Its contents before any
one could stop her.
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The Radicn,. Didn't Get tho Church.

CHAMBEHsBURG. Pa. Aug. 25.-Judgs Stew
art to-day rendered his decision in the equity
suit between the liberal md radical factions
OF the Church of tho United Brethren In Christ.
Tho contest grew ont of the adoption OF new
constitution ut The general Conference In York
in 1889. Some members OF the church objectad
to the clause permltting members to unite
with secret soc'etic-. They Withdrew rom no
Conference, organized another church. hud
termed themselves the Radicals. The contest
for the church property began ut once. Finally
it was decided by the head, OF both Confer
ence- 10 make a test case. The main OBJ lection
urged by the liadicals was that the vote on the
adoption Of the new constitution was not
II two thirds votr. Judge stewart holds that
the ma GRITTY must not be two-lhirds OF all the
those voting. The iillo romans with the
Liberals.
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TEE COOK Stabbed THE CAPTAIN.
A Lively Tassie On an American ship n
tho 9uif Stream.

A Lively Tussis American Ship IN
tho Guif Stream.
Capt A. Z. Birlen OF the American ship Enc
]. Simmons. which arrivsdeyesterday, and 10
now anchored on Rod Hook, Brooklyn. called
on Assistant District Attorney Evarts yester-
day morning and made complaint against
William Edwards. negro the cook on the
ship whom he charged with stabbing him In
the right leg twelve days ago while the vessel
veiy surly disposition. droppsd a lot
OF SCOT on the deck from stoyepipe which he
handed. 4 quarrel followed during which. the
saSSsd IN thu the sS hs He k ks put
FSa' E." Ss .Ssssa Maj Cooper and Adler
aniiiy and was held IN 100 bail ior GAMMA.
Ghisi Mate John Hughes ana John Hseeerty
and Nelson Jeilre.., both co!ored seamen. testi-
ss tina" S SpS IN hs ans that
cut. The Captain then went 10 tho cabin and
tie door. This Edwards refused 10 do. and
the Captain iired ashot through the door. The
The Witnesses weie released on their own
EDWARDS says that on tn. morning Of the
quarrel he had fixed up n funnel on the eioye.
pine Of ths galley cook stove. This did not
OF pipe he spilled some SCOT on the galley roof
and on tho stove. The Captain came TO him
house.. He said he would as soon ma ne had
cleared of the stove. The Captain swore at
him and told him he would have to do II ut
once. and then came into the galley grabbed
him from behind. and tried to throw him TO
tho floor. Edwards grabbed knife and used
II In seli-defence.
The Simmons was on her way from Ronka.
dore Keys. In the Caribbean Sea, TO this port
when the assault was committed.
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Dead IN IA Room Ful, or GINS.

A man whose identity is not known was
found dead In room Of the West Shore Hotel,
Mt FOG West street. yesterday morning. with
the gas turned on full Mt the burner. He went
to the hotel ut II 80 the night before. and had
with him black ensmelied cloth bag contain
ing a lot OF such clothing us SAILORS or long;
$500 In his purse and q receipt book OF
some lodge or society: ltwas pumbered on
began the lrst page OF. il was filled out IS fol-
lows: lSs5-To Brother Dennis Crosby. In
ltistsd June. l8. in account with l., A. No.
October, 1887. and the last one was signed W.
Cochrans. Secretary.
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JAMES n. o,aRADY DEAD.
He was widely Known as the Man with
Snnke In His stomach.

Ssnke In His Stomach.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 25.-James II. oGrady, aged
86 years. who died In this city last night
acquired wide fame In medical circles as tho
mnn With a snake in his stomach. oGrady
was canal boat cantain until three years ago.
whom. depressed and debilitated by his hal
Inclination, no let that occupation to do
laboring work at such times as he felt able
He imagined that he could feel the snake NOV
Ing around inside OF HIN. and thought Mt
times that 1t ATTEMPTED to crawl out OF his
throat. but was prevented from doing so on
account OF Its size. He and his friends esti.
mated that It must be At least ten feet long.
He believed that he swallowed the reptile
while drinking water FROM pool about ten
years ago, and TINT ever aimee then 1t had
slowly grown, until 1t WINS at last large enough
The local papers noticed tho strange case
last inll. The tory travelled over tho country.
ceive Letters. recommending remedies for tho
removal Of the snnk. until about 100 had been
re receive som. Of the letters we're evidently
VGrady to run pair OF longs down his throat,
on its tai; A"oiher man. who said he had
nee ers troubled re same WY; advised nGrady
nan Of warm mix i" 'front.' i' Of !" his mouth md
catch the reptile as It came out to en-,
Tho widow said to-day that she would pcr-
She was sure Tint a snake hal horel through
her husbands stn'Nncii md into his lungs.
causing consumption. and that was NIL she
said that he Ind seen the snnLe mike its way
IN the mans throat. md try TO got out
VGrady coil not g. to bed. but sat in n chair,
and In this chnir NJ died.
A number Of local physlcnns visited the man
out o! curiosity. Tho one VIII" was Inst to nt-
tend him said ther" W ~ n" question mat the
mnn died OF cnnsun,rti, n. lie wa. troubled
with intestinal gas - saiI the nh stellar. md
this moving around insid" Of nm. cnused him
1t would h" tlnnossihl for snake to 1.-Two in
side OF ANY. person. hut great many ignorant
persons believe TINT tn have some sort OF n
reptile inside 81 th"r, I has heen proved thar NIL
snakes REQUIRE fresh air. mud that they could
not possibly live In mans stomach.
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Wned.

The body OF Roderlck Moylan. a longshors.
man. who lived at 6l9 West Forty sixth street
was found In the North River at the foot OF
that street yesterday morning. Ho was last
seen alive on sunday night. when he was sit.
ting on the stIingptsce OF the wharf, In his
contracted in April. on which $50 was due
dr,wued man In a rubber coat was found
was about 81 years old, 8 ieet s inches tall. and
w,ighed about 100 hounds. He was, OF light
brown moustache. [ nde tn. rubber coat he
wore dark GETAWAY c"at. a waistcoat OF the
snmo mn'eria. and striped trousers and Q
white shirt
The body Of Thomas Richardson, "a years
old Of iGi West Iighty.sixth street, who fell
yesterday afternoon.
The body of hve-year- old Lille Durham, who
was drowned from a canal boat at the foot OF
Rivington street on Saturday last. was rocoy.
cred Yesterday morning In the water % Do
lancer street
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Nurse Nelson Held for Trial.

Caroline NJ. A. Nelson. the young english
nurse who seems to have stolen everything
she could lay hor hands on. waived exanina-
tion In the Harlem Court yesterday.
Nurse Elsie A. Dimmond. from whom Miss
Nelson stole gold watch. was the only com-
plainant against her. This was partially due
to the fact that those who have been associated
with the accused do not care particularly to
prosecute her.
The police are gradually beginning to he.
Jieye TINT the girl told the truth when she sad
she did not know what impelled her to steal.
but that she could not help 1t.
Justice Meade held her In 81 500 bail for trial.
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Jockey Ray SIN Alive.

Thomas Ray. the 14-year- old Jockey who was
thrown from an unnamed colt belonging to
Foxhall Keane. on Saturday. was stIll alive In
Manhattan Hospita. at II O'Clock last night.
His leg. which was badly crushed, has not
been oporn cd on.
lie cannot live unless It Ia amputated. and
The surgeons nre dong everything in their
mower TO counterfeit the ELECTS Of the delay
caused by the refusal OF tho lad's pa EMS to
allow them t. amputate his log when lie was
first admitted to tho hospital.
n no gains sufficient strength 10 warrant an
one ration it will be performed. but the SUR
geons have little II any hope OF saving his life.
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MRS. SHORTS VISIONS.
Witnesses Tell OF Her Revelations that Her
Husbands Body WAS In the Well.

Witnesses Tell OF Her Revelations that Her
Husbands Body was In the Well.
Tho inquest in the case OF William Short. tho
car cleaner whose body was found at the bot
tom OF an abandoned we'll in the Long Island
Railroad yard In Jamaics. thirteen months
after he disappeared from his home. was con-
tinued In the Town Hall. JAM aica. last night
Short was poor and had large family to
support. At the tme Of his disappearance his
neighbors said he had given up the struggle
and had run away. His wife and family did
not believe that he had deserted them. The
children said he was in the old we'll in the
This belief wa. shared by. Mrs Short who
Zines s"n and !a h.r body s
h sboI 81 the Es S nsns 49,
The stories Of Mis-: Shorts visions we're
s sons. testified that eight Or len months ago be
bottom Of the we'll in .he railroad yards. She
sal she had seen him In her sleep. and he had
f Ss meh.r had o.n she cs
leyed her husband Isl. was IN 3hs well. p,.,,,
tor Hrt 10 i've in his family. When her moihsr
died he suggested to her that a telegram be
cent 10 short had .d 'aman 's'"'
She replied: !" That would do no good. He
Is not there. He is down in the we'll. Mother
Fitzgerald testified that the girls words
made such an impression h on him that on the
aud sAplore the well. Then the body WAS
found.
The case was then given to the Jury. They
were out about twenty minutes whrn Fore
man F t. Dcthrdge requested further ad-
journmcnt. He said :hev were unable to reach
q conclusion. and waited the investigation
continued. There were other witnesses whose
testimony the jury wanted to hear.
Coroner Everett set tho next hoarins for
Tuesday Sept. 1.
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BURGLAR MOORE'S OUTFIT
Complete, hut Small Enough to he Carries
In an Inner Pocket

In an inner Pocket.
A burglar with the most complete set OF
tools for small burGnries which the police
have CAPTURED In long time was locked up in
the West l251h street police station las, night.
He was caught at work in Loo Ehrlangers
flnt on tho second floor OF 2O2 West 18th
ton. Ho lad broken orcn tho door with u
Jimmy. He had secured an opeia glass. a
necklace
His kit CT tools included TIE iimmv, two nick
OPEN amos St any nrdnny iront door ,'"'
llo also carried Il pair at nirpers to 90
through II keyhp e and turn the key on tho in
side. The whole Quilt. including the Jimmy.
would occupy but II small space in an inner
pocket.
The prisoner said he was james C. Moore 80
years Oil. hut would Gv- no further account
of himself. He WAS working flats and houses
whose oc"nrans were Ont OF the city. Mr..
EhrlanEer and his family are at Iockaway.
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Tho Net Shortage I. SAG 900.

Samuel d. Levy. appointed referee In the
action OF Msssrs. SchoH and Fsirchild. oom-
mission merchants. against their partner, Mr..
Holm luist. has filed report in the Supreme
must pay them $50 600. He flnds. however.
that they hold sa2 900 worth OF stock OF Holm
Qu lat as collateral
alleged that he not only drew out all his profits
but by doctoring the books concealed from
them other sums which he took. aggregating
about $50, 900.
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Husband Slnycrs.

VIENNA. Aug. 25.-Four women have boon
arrested at Szenttamas. Hungary. on the
charge OF poisoning their husbands and selling
poisous to other women for . similar purpose.
Orders have been issued to exhume the bodies
OF many supposed Victims
PArIs Aug. rs. "A woman named Lombard
mas been arrested in this city for an attempt
y mu der her husband by pouring molten
lead into his ear willis he was asleep.
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THE VAR IN CHILL.
A big Battle Begu. .. Friday Last Near
Valparaiso.

A BIG Battle Begun 81 Friday Last Near
Valparaiso.
LONDON. Aug. 25.-The papers here welcome
The news OF tho battle which began on Friday
List near Valparaiso between the Government
troops and tho CHILEAN Insurgents They be-
lave that both the conterding forces have
concentrated all their energies in the vicinity
sfValpsraiso. and tho battle which has been
- hsIosly wa9ed there is an indication OF the
such disastrous results TO Chill.
The news Of the battle when received hero
had Q favorable, influence upon the Stock Ex-
changes Tho prices OF CHILEAN bonds ad-
Sanosd slightly. 1t is believed that big g.
eovery In these bonds will occur whom things
have settled down. although the conditions
which prevail in the other South American
republics will prevent . speedy return 10 the
prices that ruled DO, orc tho breaking out Of
the troubles
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Four ut u Birth.

ohEESrIELD. Mass.,Aug. 26.-North Lsvsrett'
sht'le hamlet In the eastern part OF Franklin
county, had a genuine sensation yesterday
Tnsn the townspsople learned that Mrs. Alvin
= Il MooIs had given birth to four babiss-thres
hlhs three girls died soon after birth. but the
s Uoy 10 likely TO live. The mother is a large.
'ef merchant 10 frai man In poor health.
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Col. s.rxent,s Creditors

LONDON. Aug. 25.-At a meeting hero to-day
o. the creditors OF Col. Harry Sargent. lately
the manager OF q music hall in this city. and
known in the United States rs the introducer
70 the American public OF Nine. Modjeska and
Mr. Church u j odrelL. i was shown that hs
S7,50O OF which Is due to Mrs. Churchill j od-
sell Tho Chairman o! the meeting OF creditors
expressed great Indignation at finding that
COL Sargent had gone to Monte Carlo on ac-
count OF alleged Ill health"
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Three Rnrxlnrics in Queens.

Three robberles were committed In Queens
early yesterday morning. Tho first place on
tered was Paul Geyer's saloon. where ham
and Two Kegs OF beer wore stolen. John C.
liendricksou's residence WAS next entered
and II gold watch aud other articles Of Jewelry
were stolen. Tho last place entered WAS ~.
Gregory's saloon. The burglars made so much
noise thcr" that they aroused Mrs. Gregory,
who alarmed the household by her cries The
money!.
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A Dead Man Among tn. Grain.

workmen 1t the grain elevator at Sixty.
second street and Eleventh avenue yesterday
discovered the body OF man who had bee
smothered under tho grain In . car that they
wsre unloading. The condition OF tho body
showed hat i lad been II ,hs eie,stor long
90. There was nothing about the body by
which 1t could be ideYtinsd. 1t 10 supposed
Buffalo. who had gone Into the car to taIs
zap. or Q tramp who thought to seal ride.
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A NEGRO ELOPENENE.
George WnshinCtoW WIison md Sadie
Louise Waters Hun on Together.

AspuEY PARK. Aug. 25.-To-nightt the negroes
hcre are excited by tho elopement OF Sadie
Louise Waters, the daughter of Thomas +.
Waters. the coor2d coacman OF DR.. Hugh S.
Kinmonth. with George W. Wilson, the head
The Waters girl Is only IA years old. vii on
is mt lenst ten years her senior This after
gethor they took thu first train for PhiIadcl-
rhia. The g'l,s father followed them on the
NEXT train and will have Wilson arrested for
abduction
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Trying to Kee.pture Col. G.ylor.

WHITE PLAINS. Aug. 25.-Col Edward f. Gay
lor. who escaped yesterday from Charles Web
ster. . special deputy sheriff. hns not been
caught. Webster says that no had known Gay
lor for years aud trusted him. Webster was 70.
immsdi lately started out to bring GsyIor back.
Ex-Collsclor Robertson told q reporter to-day
that Col Gaylor has been found to BE- Sl0.O 900
estate and that the warrant for his arrest WAS
Issued upon that Rround.
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Triccd Up to the Forestry.

Jesse Miner has brought m action In tho
City Court against rnut Edwin L. eager OF
the steamship Louisiana for 5000 damages
sustained by being 50 seized and triced I'D to
the forestry" on July 20 last on q voyage from
as waiter on tho vessel, but Capt eager says
he WAS o Btowawsy.
The trial has been SGT down for Scot IL
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Floods In England.

LONDON. Aug. 25.--Heavy rains have pre-
vailed for some time past. and in Westmore-
land county the streams have overlooked their
banks. fiooding the surrounding country. In
Some distric,s the lands inundated were COW
eied with standing C ops. and these have been
washed away. causi ng great loss to the farm
en. Quite a nu Dor OF cattle which we're
caught in tho food and were carried or aud
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SAYS HE TOOK HER DIAMONDs

Pawn Tickets for $4,000 Worth orJewelry
Found In book GoodwIn's Pockets.
jennie Stilwell OF 225 West Forty-nlnth
street complained 10 Cnpt Reilly at the Thir-
10th street police station yesterday morning
that about q month ago william H. Goodwin
with whom she had lived. had RoLe OF with
about $4,000 worth OF diamonds belonging to
her. She said she had traced Goodwin to
Baltimore md ha! eenrd that he Intended to
return 10 this city yesterday.
Detectives HAYES and kemp arrested G God.
win in the Coleman House last night, He said
lie WAS 81 ycnrs old and . b. ,okmaker. Pawn
tickets for about $4,000 worth OF jewelry were
found In his possession. He WINS locked up
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A Wagon Load Of NItro.GIycerine Breaks
Down.

FINpLEY. o.. Aug. 25.-The village OF Van
Buren,. near this city. had a scnre to-day when
n wagon LOAD OF nitro ely erire broke down
yhile heing driven through the plnce. One Of
tho wheels came OF. aud tie driver, aiter m
hours solicitation, succc'dh in inducing two
men to help MIN lit tie wagon so that lie
could put tho wheel on.
They procured a rail and Ind III" axle about
half way up when tho rail broke and icl down
again. The helpers. with hsnnched fnces. md
tho sDec tutors. who had stood uiar oil. hastily
made their escape. and for the next half hour
the driver was the oniy person wi hin u radius
OF half n mile Of his Il vigorous load. At length
confidence was restored and the wheel nut on
WAGON
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"a Yo.ker. Merchant KILLED by |. Pan.

ioSKEns. Aug. 25.--John Rowland. Ga years
o. age. q hat manufacturer here and member
81 the firm OF John Rowland 4 Sons. fell from
slhird-sfory window OF his factory on Elm
killed.
Mr.. Rowland sat down on the sill 10 talk with
tomebOdy and lost his balance. Mr.. Rowland
MAS I'M old resident of lonker.. Coroner
sltchel held an inquest. and q verdict OF ac-
cldent0l death was rendered,
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ATLANTIC CITY. Aug 25.-The two asted
schooner Henry L. CLARK. CAPT. Smith Shaw
OF Camden. bound from Poughkeepsis TO
Maurice River. ran into the big iron pier at
noon to-day. Thirty feet OF Tho pier was
crushed In.
The vessel was SO badly damaged that Capt.
Shaw abandoned heI. 4 not not. saved before
smash her up.
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SNASIII:S PLATE GLASS.
Somebody In Brooklyn with - Mania for
breaking shop Windows.

BrrakinI shop Windows.
Some person ia going around Brooklyn
smashing big plate glass windows in store
fronts along Fulton street and several other
thorou0hfarcs. His plan Is to hurl heavy
niece Of coal or II stone through he windows.
and Il is supposed that he carries II out while
a passenger on one OF the eleya'ed roads.
On Monday night piece OF coal was thrown
through n $3.50 plato glass window in the new
Halliday bulding mt fulton street and Bedford
nvcni . and on sun lay mig I n (, 90 window
was destroyed IN Wechs:er Hros.'s stor" in
Fulton street. Tnese .c!s 'Iiffer from those o.
the Imprisoned negro. VIII . wns arrested two
weeks ago. and who III a he'd the store win
dows for the purpose OF robbery
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II. very important In this sas Of ysst m.t.ri.l prog
eye easily taken, accsptAbs 70 the stomach and
healthy = ~ nature and snscA Possessing these
noet gentle dturstte knoWn-AaN
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tn. u..,t. Bo.rd ..s u.ri.n Gas.

Tho Health Board yesterday discussed the
alleged nuisance OF the Standard gas works
At tho foot OF East 1l6th street It was said
that tho Board had arrived at some conclusion
in tho matter. but what action will be taken
PRESIDENT Wilson declined to stale ycsts day.
He said that tho Boards action in the matter
would be made public In q day or two.
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Note. Of Foreign Happenings.

a hurricane in Senegal wrecked an italian
eteamer and two cutters At ltuflsQue, and eight.
teen persons were drowned.
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False Report. About Em,n Pa.h..

LONDON. Aug. ga despatch from Brus.
tels says that tho recently reported great sue
esssss OF Emin Pasha are denied In that city.