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PAWNBD OTHER PEOPLES JEWELS
Jeweiier wteder Run. Away from London
nnd ls GnnEht In New Nork.

| Ignatius wieder. n Russian jew. 2s years
old. was Tor n few months and ur TO six weeks
| ago n jeweller Mt Pccadily London. 1Ic got
| goods from largo firms on credit. representing
Tint he had large orders. and agreeing 10 re-
! turn such OF the goods ms he might not sell.
| II Is alleged. however. that instead of carry
| Ing on u legitimate business he pNwncd tho
goods and gave tho tickets to his wife. Tho
! Scotland Yard detectives found n lot Of the
| pawn tickets in his wifc's apartments under
| bed. Mrs. Wioder cried when she was con.
| fronted with the evidence Of her husl and's
| guilt. and denied that she know anything OF
| his business The detectives traced WiCdcr
and concluded that he had sailed from Ant
worr on the Red Star limo steamer Pcnnand
| for this country.
The English authori,cs communicates these
facts to Chief Inspector Steers. aud Detective
Sergcan,s Jacob. Dunn and Arthur Carey
were detailed on tho case Wicder didn't come
| on the cnnland. which arrived two weeks ago
| don that Wieder had cabloi to England under
the name o! Bumrntha directing that his
| House broker in Wall street. Inspector jarvis
had tho baggage sent on. and IN tho mean
Mieder's wife ramo over q, fcw days ago.
bringing her mon'hs;1!d hnby, 49,,
started out II s"nrch OF their baggage. The
! detectives followed them ns far ns Broad an,l
| Wall streets: where Carey and Dunn arrested
| the man. Tho woman. who was stylshy
| dressed and good looking. cried ont thnt hcr
! hus band had bccn stolen from her and soon
collected q crowd.
| Finally sho got ahonrd Broadway car and
Detective Jacob followed her. He got into
| conversation with her. and she admitted that
| size was Mrs. Mieder. lie took hcr To- lolire
!leaduunrtcrs. and when man and wife were
| brought facs to face there Wieder denied that
| he had ever soer tho woman before. Mrs
Wicder broke down ut this. and then her hus.
band owned up to all his crooked dealings.
Windcr's swndlings. IL is estimated.
amounted to S21.O')W. The Jewels he obtained
wore set and unset gems Of all kinds. 1t is
said that he squandcred most OF the money ho
dealer; ho is accused of swndline are: Solo.
mon. Henry Wasserhurg. - Hntton Garden.
London; Joel Mncholdor, ~ Hutton Garden:
Richard Jncob Herbert. n Holborn Niaduct,
aud Ehrmnnn II Franklin. IL Hatton Garden.
London.
Wieder srenks four languages Heis little
above tho medium height. weighs 80 pounds,
and wears small side -whiskers. He met his
wife a year ago mt the Derby. He worked az n
mechanic until he got enough money to en-
bark In the jewelry business in a ,smal! way.
He was Jcweller abont four months.
Wiedcr will he taken hefore q United States
Commissioners this morning pending his trans
for to the English authorities,
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NELL DEEPER IN THE Tolls.
FASrENTNG THE MURDER OF ma
TILDA CLOVER ON THE POISONkR.

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Eater ii. w.-.,.. yE.r.s =, ,hs N,sn,
she Dssa-cerroser.t,sr Ey,s..oe.
Yorno,. Az. orh. N.m c. a..
silHvod no,.on., -. hrsn.ht ,,,> So, ~
ram. "A i, IN. pov p,r.s pa,i.. ra,,t .h.,ssd
With ths ynu,d., a, Nsti,as C,ono, az ~, -,
AZ AZ Tawh.th rn.d Th. .n,a.n.. .hnrnd
Demoeth rosu. Inc eVideneo sho"eo
ehst day or two before tho prisoner wont to
Lambeth place road he made the acquaintance
IN Plat .tr.ot a, F,,, ,.ho,h Ma AVA Fiiyoboth
ooo s1o vi I'l"oo'" '.' ahu I i'.' ~. Haoo.'. ~.
Masters. and that he arranged to moet ono OF
them on Oct a. at"
On thst dov ho VA, .oo, nv tb. two woman
."a. u"' "" "ao ooo" u, w W. ~ ~"oe"
making tho acquaintance OF MHt,lda clover.
and he was seen TO enter her house aftor her
p,xh 49, -, IT. - A.. t,,i,.,, onno.
tunity OF knowing him whom they met him.
He had given them full particulars about him :
..i, ~. h.d so.n hov ho w.s dro..ad ond
sou. .noS hAo eeeh "oW ne W.. WV, "ieeeeu' anu
especially his eyos, and ho had left them to
.h ho..I =. rr.i,h ,ho n,,;,. h.,.
return !" .ne no.el. ut wh.n, 'ne poIieo n"Ve
succeeded In learning that tho prisoner stop
on mn nSn "' to,,ra m" ho- w =" soan
c'a' ."' u. "'' '",.s' ,"'''"s 10 " Neoo
tho letter and produce 1t 10 MIN. NO doubt no
.n.e' 60 Hesp .%, ,, . E,ovor nd ud, o t%s
W. W. a. eoe w, ~ -, so. "." "',
attention attracted by nor. with tho result
that he followed ho- into hor house.
Mas'e.s an. @ ""y "u"." W eee :, no wou.o
como ont but he dii not and he did not rp-
turn to his lodgings that night. Oct q About
.h,. t,,,o th -. nri.>,or ,,oa. .ho ,,,,,;rto,,.
tn's ,ln'e .nc prisoner mao' mo acquaintance
OF Mr.. hirby. tho assistant o' MIR. Priest
chsmist, Of Victoria streot On Oct, L. he
bought on, o,nc, q; nu, y,m ,c,. md at o,hrr
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WHISTLIN0 ToMMr's" SUCCESSOR.
A Howery Fnkir WHO Is Annoying Busi.
ness People Along Park Row.

When business men in the vicinity OF tho
City Hall read n few months ago OF the arrest
OF "Whistling Tommy" thcy weren't sorry.
Tommy was n diminutive ncwsboy whose ear
piercing whistle made his companions envy
him. 1t was his habit to plant him self against
lamppost. Jam his dirty little fists into his
mouth and blow out strains Of " That is Love"
and Il Won't Be Your Wife. saws Mary" II no
stood at one end OF the City Hall Park he could
be heard Rt the other. When crowd gather
ed Tommy passed round tho hat. Tommy's
whistle annoyed people who were busy in
their offices. One rainy night n policeman,
found him apparently asleep on the steps OF
the rark nin"e station; He was playing tho
him. and Tommy was sent away for vugrancy.
spell OF comparative quiet followed Tom
mys conviction. Within the past few days it
has heen discovered TINT tho "Mhistlinr kidN
The sun., 1892-08-03
NEW HAVEN AND DERBE.
what Mr.. y. A. Bos,wick Has 20 Say Of
the Sutt Brought In New Haven.


In regard to the suit brought In New Haven
BY tho New Haven and Derby Railroad against
Bostwick. Starbuck K Macaulay. Mr.. Bostwick
yesterday mado the following statement:
About the years 1868 and 1870 deter
mined effort was made by tho citizens OF New
Haven to build road from New Haven to a
western connection. under the name OF the
New Haven and Derby Railroad. The city OF
New Haven guaranteed in 1869 payment OF
both principal and interest on 1925, 900 OF its
first mortgage 7 per cent. coupon bonds due In
1900. Tho cost OF the road was much greater
than at first anticipated. and It was un-
able to meet its interect or even
to earn It's running expenses. The re-
suit OF this was that the CITY OF Now
Haven paid tho coupons as they mntured and
held them claim h roaS against the road The
In cash to keep 1t running. In addition to
these sums tho city was also the owner OF 4
large portion nf the roads stock, about one:
New Haven ali its Derby stock and ali lis is
claims on the Derby road Tor cash and his OBJ
legation to re~9ye 1 Ws. Its @ passenger and freight
onchiare. He also Obligated himself to ex.
tend tho road to western connection. all OF
which he has done rs agreed at n large outlay
~ ono 81 tho chief T. objects Of the city Of New
and stock in the Derby was the securing OF
this western connection. And that part Of tho
agreement wes perhaps the largest pnrt OF tho
consideration to the city. The city has been
very largely benefited ny this @connecton con The
sale by the city to Mr.. Stnrbuck. hut the city
did not deliver nll it's claims until the exten-
sion Of the road was completed. depots moved.
&c. There is no truth whatever in the state.
m"nt that Mcssrs. Bostwick. Stnrhuck and
Macauny Appropriated improperly any money
own uses. and It is n libel Of the bnsest kind.
No bonds were issued that wore not author
ICED by the laws OF Connecticut"
The sun., 1892-08-03
SPREAD or THE CHOLERA,
An Orpha image IN Astrakhaa for the Chi.
dres or victiAs OF tho Plague.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 2.-Rerorts from Char
koff sny Tint the cholera there is still OF q
mild form. although the mortality ia increas-
inc. Moro deaths are reported from the out
skirts than at the centre OF population. In
Astruklian the Government hns established an
orphanaEe for children whose parents have
besn carried of by the disease.
in Niahni-Norgorod and Astrnkhan infiam-
matory literature has lecn distributed in the
Inst few days. apparently for the purpose of
incttfnR tho people to "A repetition Of the riots
In tho latter city. Two suspects have been
arrested In Nishni- Novgorod and seven In
Astrakhan.
Disiniection OF mail matter has begun sys-
tematicay in several cities.
A newspaper correspondent, who has Just
returned from the Russian Caucasus. says that
tho deaths from cholera In that region in tho
last thirty days number $4,000. In the vii
lagos the people are unable to bury their dead.
and the bodies lie in the houses for days. pol
luting tho air and spreading the disease.
AS practically no sanitary measures are en-
forced to stay the progress OF tho disease. the
correspondeht thinks that hundreds Of thou
sands will have. perished before there can be
any reasonable hope Of an abatement OF the
ScOurgc.
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PouGHKEEPsIE. Aug. 2.-John Buhn. a Rus
sian Pole. on Monday evening cale1 Stanton
A. Campbell to his own doorstep mt Boston
Corners. Duchess county. and attempted to
murder him. Campbell Is foreman in tho
Kelly ore mine. near Mount ReCa. and dis
charged Buhn n month ago. Buhn called
at Campbelrs home and asked to be re-
instated. Campbell refused whereupon BUM
drcw q revolver and fred four bullets ut Camp
bell. two Of which took effect. one in the shout
der and the other in tho leg. Bum fled. but
ncrs ut 3 o'clock this morning ana taken be-
fore Justice Scott, who held him to await tho
result OF CumuLrllS iulurinY
The sun., 1892-08-03

'nE INSTRUMENT or roRrrRr. on his effort he makes
offices even when tho windows and doors
are closed. When you're not very near tho
whistler the sound Is soft and low. but whom
have your doubts whether it 5 II steam whistle
This new fiend. who has been dubbed tho
Cdlliore.' walks around the streets followed
by a.crowd Of open -mouthed youngsters lie
Is a typical Bowery fakir. He wears u slouch
hat and short coat. and hns satchel slung
chimes at five cents each Hos ALWAYS on the
move. because the cops won't let him stand.
There Is talk OF movement TO lynch him or
bribe him to Keep away from Park row.
The sun., 1892-08-03

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2.-One OF the most I'M
portant extensions OF the Western Maryland
Raliroad. the Potomac Valley Kailroad. was
opened for trailic in freight too day. The now
road extends from Williamsport on tho West
ern Maryland to Cherry Run in West Virginia.
and Ohio Rnilroad. thus giving the latter sys-
tenn direct connection with the Reading road,
and forming continuous line east and west
for these two systems. This connection will
be mado at Shipnensburg. Ia.
The sun., 1892-08-03
The Pullman Company Defeats the Roston
and Albany.

BosToS. Aug 1.-The Pullman Company has
won its suit with the Boston and Albany Rail-
road. Originally this action was brought in
tho Circuit Court by the Pullman people
against the railroad for an alleged infringe
ment OF patents on the hearing of the case
the circuit Court ordered II perpetual njunc-
This was in October $50 In February. 1871.
the railroad filed II petition for a rehearing OF
the case and a dissolution OF tho Injunction
This petition was denied. and an appeal was
taken to the Circuit Court OF Appeals. which
has now been lost.
The sun., 1892-08-03

His Decision In thu Case OF the bishop OF
Lincoln COnnrmed.

Lincoln Conn-m-d.
LONDON. Aug. 2.-The Privy Council has dis
missed the appeal OF Mr. Reed and others.
members OF the Church Association. from the
judgment OF the Archbishop's court in the
case OF the Bishop OF Lincoln Dr. King. and
upheld that judgment which declined to inflict
any penalty upon the Bishop for alleged
ritual istic practices.
Bishop King was charged by m evangelical
organization known as the Church Associn-
ton. which acted by mems OF certain "ag-
grieved parishoners." with contraventions OF
the statute Of the Church OF England with re-
gard to certain observances The charges
were all connected with the adm ministration by
him Of tho Holy Communion ut st. Peters
Church. Gowts. and In Lincoln Cathedral dur
ing December. 1887. The first step in the
prosecution was tnken on June .. 1888. whom
tho Archbishop was asked to cite the Bishop
OF Lincoln. This request was refused on the
ground that the Archbishop had no coercive
jurisdiction such rs he was asked to exercise.
Soon afterward. however. the judicial Com
mittee Of the Privy Council decided that he
a Hee%rdnsiy i9 on sas JAM lsa, lie Archbishop
summenins tho Bishop to appear which he
did under protest The Archbishop sat alone
,Ss Is an sb o
Carnarvon asked whether. in view OF the grave
cunseq equences likely to ensue. the Government
was prepared totake any action in reference
to the cuse. Lord Sal lisbury said he did not
think 1t had any right to interfere In n mat
ter under judicial consideration. Tho first
after much argument the bishop decided
that he wna i!i,le to exercise Iuri isdictiun in
the ease. Tho Bishop o! Lincoln had do
mmndcd to hc tried by convocntion.
The court continued to sit ut intervals
thr9uGhont the year: md on Ny u. 1850, the
argument ltnd been concluded on Fob rs.
ODJectiul.| that tho Archbishop had nv power
to nc;. and that II III shop WAS not bound By
tl:e directions given in til" Look ~! Common
!,rayer runric had been prey! v!ousIy ov"r:ulrd
The d-,ison WAS substnnta " in invor VI the
one. the Court found that n mixed cha lee was
not Illegal j! til, mixture WAS made previous
t, IN" service: that tile rrrrmon" OF tho
naluti"H Of the Vessels used in the cpInmuni6n
srrvirc. tns stard!ns On the Trst side OF tho
table Instead .. tho nor'E. tho singing OF tho
ana thc nlnciEg Of lighted candles uuon the
coTruuni IN tai!e We're not breaches or eccle-
sinsiica law; but that the breaking OF bread
ARA taking Of tho cur - no. i,e!orc tho people"
wa- n mi1,ntrrrre,ution of ii:e order OF tho
holy communion. and that the making OF the
an. t.cnediction WAS an unjusti!lable addition
tn tho ceremonies Of thu Church.
Both parties We're ordered to nay their own
costs. The Are bishops judgment was con-
ceIved In ~ spirit Of peace. pleaded for tolern-
tinn. ami deprecated exaggerated suspicion OF
who had brought rhe action were far from
Icing satisfied. ANA i was soon announced
that he case would Eot be allowed to rest. but
would taken (" tho House OF Lords.
The sun., 1892-08-03
CONSUL RIDERS FRAUDS.
It II Es fmnted Good An, hority that The,
VIII Reach 100000 Kroner

BRUSSELS. Aug. 1.-The IndtDendance Bel0e
says: The frauds perpetrated BY Mr. Henry
B. Ryder, the United States Consul at Copen-
hagen. who is now under arrest there. will
amount to 100000 kroner. In response to a
telegram from the Danish Government the
tThfted' States authorities have cabled
to the officials at Copenhagen to pro-
against The Consul and render Judgment in
the case in accordance with the Danish law.
The ntHnir continues to DO tho sensation OF
the day ip Copenhagen. Consul Ryder and his
wife. who was taken into custody soon after
the arrest Of her husband. remain in jail. 1t
hagen has been extruvugant
The sun., 1892-08-03
Proprietor Huber AcouItteJ.

George II. Huber. proprietor of the museum
at 1O6 East Fourteenth street. was tried in the
Court OF Special Sessions yesterday ON n
charge OF violating the Sunday law. Agent
Gardiner Of the Society for tho Enforcement
OF the sabbath law was the complainant. Ila
said that on sunday. May x. hors"s aud don
Keys performed on stage in tho museum in
ne ~, presence Of n largo crowd Of spectators.
sci on both sides. decided that lr Huber was
not guilty aud discharged him.
The sun., 1892-08-03
Famine aud Drought In Mexico,

OcAMPo. Aug. 81. p. Herman. an American
miner arrived hero yesterday from Sierra
Moiada. He reports finding the bodies OF
three MeXicans thirty leagues west of here.
Tho men had perished from thirst in tile
desert, The drought still continues through
out Mexico. and there Is terrible suffering
deaths from starvation. Mono Of the ship.
ments, OF corn by the Mexican Goyernment
The sun., 1892-08-03

DULUTH. Aug. 2.-Sccretary Thomson OF the
Chamber Of Commerce stated tonight that it
was a mistake on the part OF tho Canadians to
claim that tho st. Clair Flats Canal ran
through Canadian wators and territory. lie
declared M that by n treaty OF Washington rati;
Britain. Mr. Thomson says that the canal is
300 leet wide and the boundary line crosses
Is in Canadian territory. leaving 800 feet bc-
tween the westerly pier and the internatonal
BOUNDARY inc with room for navigation. Mr..
dians will never be able to shut out tho Amer
The sun., 1892-08-03
A suit Against FoolI,ll.r wh,,nry.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. limited States District
Attorney Colman yesterday began proceedings q
against ex-Secretary of the Navy Whitney aud
Daniel Lamont. private secretary 10 President
Cleveland. to compel them to vacate certain
Government lands which they are alleCel TO
have seized and used at Appleton, this state
Ietsry and Manager Of the ManufActurers'
Association. which 10 engaged In the manu-.
tloturs OF wood pulp on Fox River.
The sun., 1892-08-03

BUFFALO Aug Tho En- l,SS special from
Dansvllc. y. l.. SAWS in regard TO the pardon
OF Gen. Faulkner: Tho pooI 10 uf Dansvile
have in II measure expected this pardon
but little time for interviews tho feeling OF
active aEgrcssivonnss agalntt Faulkner has
largely died out, but where there il not nbso-
Lutte Indifference the sentiment is surely ad-
verse to his pardon at this time
The sun., 1892-08-03

fries which took a contem pornneous interest
In the enterprise and discoveries OF Colu m bus.
Delegates left Huslyn last evening to meet
ENJOYS from the United States Of Colombia.
san Domingo. and Venezuela: Twelve dele
Hiya Pnlacic, tho Mexican Minister to Spain.
hns Invited the public officials and American
ironclad Zntagoza. The authorities OF Huelva
hnye Issued 200 Invitations to q banquet on
The sun., 1892-08-03
Construed "a. Republican Victory.

PARIS. Aug. 2.-The view taken by the Re-
publican journals regarding the results OF the
triennat elections held in the provinces for
members OF the Counclls-General on Sunday
is that they constitute a crushing defeat to tho
enemies OF the republic. Tho conservative
newspapers argued that the victory was
achieved by the fact that the wavering ones
rallied to the support OF the republic.
The sun., 1892-08-03
D,ssen.,on in the eermnu Cnb,ne,.

BERLIN. Aug. 2.-Tho Vossiche Zeitino asserts
that Ernst Ludwig IIerriurth. Minister OF tho
Interior. proposes to resign as protest
against the Taxation Reforms bill OF Dr. Mi
Que. Minister OF Finonce. 1t Is understood
that he has been dissatisfied ever since the
resignation of Gen. Caprivi as Prussnn
Premier. and does not look iavorably at tile
growing Influence of Miguel.
The sun., 1892-08-03
Atlantic CITY Fakirs Fined,

ATLANTIC CRY. Aug. There was conster.
nation today among the fakirs who have been
plying their calling along the board walk be-
cause of tho enforcement OF the Sunday law.
Several of them were arraigned to-day before
OF q freak museum. was fined so and costs.
ana Neil Yam noNcn. who had been exhibiting
5000 and sentenced 10 twenty days in Jail.
The sun., 1892-08-03
Shot In u Jucl In Me xico.

CRY or MEXICO. Aug. 2.-In the suburb OF
Tacubaya yesterday morning. at daylight.
Lieut.. Col. jose Civero OF the Fourth Regiment
and Patrco Aacoa. prominent lawyer OF
Paduca. fought duel. The affair grew out
Of II fancied Insult which Ciyero received from
few nights ago The duel was fought with
pistols. mt a distance OF twenty pacos. and at
tho second exchange OF shots Alacoa was
wounded in the breast. His recovery is doubt
full No arrests have been made.
The sun., 1892-08-03

opened Yesterday
morning their great
national contest.
Their fine display
window and walls
tastofully ornament
cd with huntin q
make an Irresistible
attraction to pass
by. But moro ir-
rcsistible still is tho
list Of donations Of
fered to those max
ing correct. or near
Get correct. csti-
mates upon the re-
The sun., 1892-08-03

Special discounts
are offered those
wishing to handle
ESQ pictures. so
that any newsdealer.
art store. or other
place OF business can
avail themselves Of
this rare chance to
make q nice profit
on somebody else's
capital.
Drop in at 1863
Broadway this after
noon or evening. So
cure q h n d g o m Q
picture Of your hero.
aud see II your pole
! the big $4,000 per.
The sun., 1892-08-03
Embr1.ier whaley Reenptured.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 2.-Charles V. Whaley.
former business manager Of the Chicago
Erening journal. who is said to have embezzled
$l5O.0oo from the paper. was arrested at tho
Kirby House. this city. last night. by detec-
tives of tho Chicago force. Whalny came to
the city yesterday afternoon and registered at
ia" Kirby House as {. II, Wilcox. Tho detec-
tiyos and their prisoner lett this morning for
Chicago. Whaley was arrested on a capias.
he had been under arrest once before. but
jumped his bail
The sun., 1892-08-03

The Trunk Line Committee have authorized
the roads in tho association to adopt the S12
rate from Chicago to Denver. made by the
Atchison; Topeka. and Santa F6. for tickets to
the knight Ten plar Conclave
The sun., 1892-08-03
Nearly Rnn Down ommo dore.

Commodore Erbcn OF tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard filed n complaint yesterday in the office
of tho Steamboat Inspectors against tho pilot
of the brooklyn Annex Ferry boat No r. for
Comm"dnrc Erlen says that the pilot refused
to answer his signal.
The sun., 1892-08-03

- 'sHFA'' If'fh'
them down? This
will 10 tho great
contest Of tho year;
more interesting in
its issue to many
thnn the question.
=" Who will DO rrcsi-
dent -
A further feature
OF this great enter
prise. and one most
unique. is this. The
company will do
mite in the name Of
Baby Mckee and
Is A by Cleveland
S25. 1000 to the sick
bahios of tho poor
in tn" ten lnrg"st
t.H
The sun., 1892-08-03

has a Successor. lie
doesn't make u whistle
of his fists. but he's u
greater nuisance than
the Whist!ing Kid"
lie uses an instrument
similar to II Punch and
Judy performer. but
its sound isn't nasal.
When he puts II into
his mouth and blows
The sun., 1892-08-03

CHICAGO. Aug. p Arthur Leverson. the
comedian. better known as All Whelan. is
suing for divorce from his wife. Katie. They
were married on Juno i, 1876. and separated
five years ago. The wife. Leverson says has
an uncontIollable temper. and threw shoes
drinks. and TINT she was mixed up in theft
In London ;ithat while in Newark. y. j.. sho
In Detroit OF $500 worth. Lcvcrson will got
q decree
The sun., 1892-08-03
ORC II onors in store for Sir baden Powell.

LONDON. Aug. 2.-It Is reported that Sir
George Baden Powell. one Of the Commission
ers for Great Britain on tho Behring Sea qucs-
tion. Is destined to higher honors in recocni-
tion Of his services In aiding to bring that
difficulty tU adjustment.
The sun., 1892-08-03

There is nothing its equal for reIiev-
ing the SORENESS, ITCHING or
BURNING, reducing the INFLAMMA-
TION, taking out RtDNESS.an quick
ly bringing the skin to its natura-c color.
BEWARE OF imposition Take PONDS Ex.
TRACT on'y. See landscape trade mark on
bun wrapper. Sold only in our own bottles.
All druggists.
PONDS EXTRACT CO., rs 9TH Av.. NY.
The sun., 1892-08-03
I.,ll,an Russell Com,ur uou..

LONDON. Aug. The steamship City OF New
York. which was expected to sail from Liver.
pool for New Yorl; to- morrow Is still in dry
dock and Will not leave until Saturday. Lillian
Russell will he one OF her passengers when
tho vessel sails
The sun., 1892-08-03
The Cabinet without Quorum.

WAsHINGToN,A Aug. 2.-'rhc Cabinet was with
out n quorum to-day. only Secretaries Charles
Foster. John ", Fu-tor. and Attorney General
Miller i'"n. present. NJ formal meeting vas
aud Postmaster General W"nauaksr are ab-
sent from tile city. and secretary Noble Is un-
ANnll