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could get well.
Il was also parnlyzed on tho right side from
my hip down. and suffered severely with lum.
bago and a trembling Of the hands.
II took Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. and feel entirely cured OF all
these troubles. and feel like a we'll man.
Il could not sleep on my right side for years,
now can sleep well and eat anything.
1t has proved to be . wonderful remedy for
me: and am living witness to testify to the
truth OF my statement. It. is the grandest
medicine eyer made. and all my friends are
Postmaster Edward F. Larrabee and William
Montgomeery master mechanic New Jersey
known Mr.. Noyes for rs years and are familiar
with all the facts about his wonderful recovery.
We can only say in commenting on this case,
that It Is truly marvellous what this remark
tainly makes most astounding curos. and We
do not wonder that. as druggists tell US. the de-
mand for 1t among the sick is enormous. Its
price is only 81. and t is purely vegetable and
ple the greatest confidence in It is that Il is
prepared by Dr. Greene Of 35 West l4th st.
Now York. who Is an eminent specialist in
nervous and chronic diseases. He can be con-
suited BY ell free OF charge. personally or By
letter.-AdC
The sun., 1892-09-22

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 2l.-The stockholders Of
the Providence and Stonington Steamship
Company held their annual meeting this
morning The receipts for the year ending
June 30 were 81. .2V3.D7a55 expenses, Sl,O2O.-
SS3.1G. -Four dividends have been paid.
amounting to sld2.500. and $l0,472 43 inter
thousand shares of stock were issued at $50
per hare.
The following directors were elected: Sam.
uel y, Bnbcock. New York: George NJ. Miller,
SeTT York EdwaId + Taft, Providence; John
r. L.; Jacob ": Miller. New YORK: Nathan +.
Dixon. Westerly. X. L.; Charles p. Clark. New
Haven.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Lou,. Ko..uth 1vouId Prefer Death,

TURIN. Sept 21.-In reply to letter asking
that his sons be allowed to represent him at
the unveiling OF memorial in the church at
Tallya Hungary in which he was christened.
Louis Kossuth writes:
Il am resolved never to set my foot in Hun.
gary. as the country recognizes the Emperor
of Austria as its King. am living protest
must. therefore. be to refuse m self the pleas
ure OF sgain seeing my home. I was expelled
from the country with my sons, and it would
te ridiculous to let them appear in Hungary
for mere vanity sake: It is terrible for me to
less and loyless life should have to bear the
burden OF living beyond my ninetieth birthday.
The sun., 1892-09-22
LABoUCHBRK,s REMARKS.
He Says tho Irish Can't Run Their Own
Affairs and Engiand's. Too.

LONDON. Sept. 21.-Mr Labouchere says In
to.day's Truth that It will be difficult for any
sane man to vote that the Irish. after they have
their own Parliament, shall remain full mem
hers Of the imperial Parliament Mr.. Labou-
chere adds: r. .. .-
Home rule will be granted because we hold
that localities can best manage their local af-
fairs. The proposition tells both ways. It is
absurd to legislate In this way with regard to
Ireland and allow lrishmcn to decide British
affairs by holding the balance Of power be-
tween the two parties. 1t would be u mon
strous crime to allow tho Irish to be masters
OF their own local affairs and to remain mas
ters Of ours. 1t would be a fatal fault. for we
are convinced that the English constituencies
would meyer stand it., II we appealed to the
country for home rule against tho House OF
proyiso In the bill.
1T 1T is time 2 few plain words were said
home rule. The electors air sick OF it. our
appcAls about tho wrongs Of Ireland and tho
tie smpire fei dead dead. The electors % thought.
considered that the only way to settle the
home rule candidates. Tho election was won
because the electors wanted certain imperial
them was through homo rule True. home
ruie iienred IN tho Liberal electoral addresses.
fq Sf It waT % sans the sseshss sos
prepared to crush out the oligarchica opposi-
ton BY ths creation o. am 20 desiTous
English electors. Otherwise We are certain te
% tsS tSs 81 sss%n and
berry requires TatGhhips especially, IN his
Ii SHH NJ: Gads,one Il % is too closely occupied
Rosebery. trust that Sir William Vernon Har.
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PLAINFIELD. N. j.. Sept. 2l.-Constance T.
Rail-. who is the New York manager OF Brown
Brothers d Co.. the bankers. lives In a worry
handsome house on Belvidere avenue. Neither.
wood. Last night he was awakened by noise
in his bedroom. He leaped from bed. grabbed
his revolver and followed the footsteps which
no heard retreating through the house. He
got to the dininx room IN time to see two
his revolver In the direction OF the marauders
without effect. and then took account OF stock,
pockotbook. with two dollars and two hand-
some overcoats were. all that was missing.
This morning com nlets 81 set Of burglar s tools
of the latest and most improved pattern was
probability professionals from New York.
There is no police protection at Nethsrwood.
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4 CRASH ON TEE .PENss1LyANIA.
One Killed and Several IsjureA by tho Col.
liding Of Passenger Trains.

liding Of PASSENGER Trains,
LANCASTER. Sept. 21.-A collision occurred
on the Mountioy branch Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad near Florin at 2 :35 O'Clock this morn
ing between tho Philadelphia express. east
bound. and tho Pacific express. west bound
resulting In the death Of Fireman William Col
we'll. 33 years old. Of Philadelphia. and the
injuring Of several others The two trains
were ordered to pass at Kuhnz's siding. and
Engineer Jacob Michael Of tho Philadelphs
express mistook tho west-bound freight train
on the siding for tho Pacific express. He kept
on and crashed into the west bound express
Fireman Co!well had every bone In his body
broken. Engineer Tilly jumped down twen-
ty-foot embankment and was severely injured
in the legs, Engineer Jacob Michaels and his
press. both Of whom were in the recent Har-
ITisburg wreck. inmlpsdh Ian and =. escaped serious
The track was blocked until !S noon, and all
branch. The wounded were taken to Phila-
delphia. None Of the passengers was hurt
The sun., 1892-09-22

wnukoe and st. Paul liailroad Companyin Mil
waukee yesterday oil OF, the old officers and
directors were ra-elected.
AT the adjourned annual meeting of the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad
Company NJ r. John e. Moore of New York was
elected in tho place of Mr.. +. X. SturIis, who
declined reelection. and General Manager ".
II. McDall In place Of William l.. Breyiogle.
who retired six months ago.
arguments were continued before Judge
Gresham In Chicago yesterday on the motion
to compel the officers Of the Illinois Steel Com
pany to produce the books OF tho company to
DO used as evidencein the suits aga inst the
railroads for violations OF the Ii ate
Commerce laws.
te The terms Of merger Of the Philadelphia.
Hewtown and New York Railroad Com pany
with the PhindelEhia. Newtown and New
agreed on at meeting in Philadelphia yes
fnTuay.
The sun., 1892-09-22

In pursuance Of the policv announced sons
time back. 10 apoid making The SUMS Guide 10
Neo York bulky NTH advertisements. il has been
decided to stop taxing advertisements for he GEN.
eral run Of the book. There are still fe,D pre-
Jerred pages TO be disposed Of The Guide ,oiR bs
illustrated nth hrelre birfs-sve pie'os OF Ne,s
York. and The backs Of these double plates. 81
pages. tciu carry the only display adusrtismo in
The body Of the book. Some Of these hare been
sold. aud those who pish to have any of the Others
should apply at once to the Guide Book Depart
uent Of The New YORK Sum- Advertisers viu
please bear in mind that THE Sun ouaraniees Q
6rst edition Of 1900 CoDiea
The sun., 1892-09-22
CnrrOll-Bonelli,

Miss Eululi Bonelli. daughter Of tho late
William T. Bonell was married to Mr.. William
H. Carroll. in St Patricks Cathedral. yester-
day morning. The nuptal mass was cele-
hrated by the Rev. Michael j. Lavelle. who
also perform cd the marriage ceremony. Tho
bride wore a gown Of white satin. trimmed
with embroidered mousselne de sole and or
ange blossoms. Her white tulo veil was fas-
tened with crescent OF diamonds. present
was maid Of honor. and Miss. Mary and Miss
Ellie Schroeder We're the bridesmaids. r. j.
Room acted as best man. The ushers were: !:
DIR. W. X. Kubin. Valentine Nj. Collins. and Al
bert Bonelli. A wedding breakfast at the
home Of the brides mother. 1852 West Fittieth
street, followed the ceremony
The sun., 1892-09-22
An Invitation to the Que.. Regent.

MADRID. Sept. 21.-Special Envoy W. E. Cur
tis and Minister Snowden are in this city to
present to the Queen Regent and the King an
invitation to visit the United States as guests
OF the nation and to preside at the opening Of
the Chicago Worlds Fair. 1t will be imrossi-
bio for either the Queen Regent or the King
to be present. The Duke of Veranga also will
hardly be likely to accept the invitation. as he
is in poor health. and has % lost m ost Of his for.
will represent Spain at the Fair.
Spain.as q Roman Catholic country Is bound
to respect the Gregorian correction of the cal
endar. and hence will celebrate on Oct. IL tho
discovery of America. Italy and the South
American republics Will do tho same.
The sun., 1892-09-22
MRS. KENYON SUES run DIVORCE.
ner Husband. . Wealthy FArnsr OF sixi1
Years, Proved to be Gay and Tickle. .

hee nusDaso. wealthy Fhrher OF Sixty
Years. Proved to be Gay and Fickle. -
ROCHESTER,. Sept 2l.-Many OF the old rest.
dents Of tho town Of Hsmlin were present aA
the Equity Term Of the Supreme Court this
morning to hear the testimony in the action
brought against their wealthy neighbor. Alvin
R Kenyon. by his wife. Anna L. Kenyon. for
divorce. Mrs. Kenyon Is q pleasant looking
little woman. who talks with much earnest-
ness and volubility She is about As years old.
The defendant is 90 years old. and is a shrewd.
looking farmer. who evidently could hold his
own in a horse-trading controversy. His facb
vas smoothly shaven when he came into court
f ahsfe9. Mes Ss for Of short
Mrs. Kenyon alleges In her complaint that
s:F S4a9s4 has vs NJ RH s b4sS5
on various trips to Rochester and buffalo.
The registers Of the Genessee Park Hotel. in
this City. and other hotels in Buffalo. Toledo.
the tw" had been T guests at these t sHo Houssss s
ban band and wife The complaint further alleges
lived With the family several Snq h's ysars @lls
ago the defendant was unduly intimate with
Benedict, Hartford. proprietor of the Hartford
House at Bergen. was an important witness.
tucked under his arm and took the witness
GhEir with an air Of dignity. He testified that
Kenyon. whom he did not know at tho time.
came to his hote last November and obtained
room. registering as "A. r. kingmand and
wife. Kendall"
:, Was the lady with him his wife 2" asked
the counsel.
"Wa,al. she was a ,good-lookinng woman" re-
piled the witness automatically. -" But she
wasn't his wife.
Mr. Hartford identified the defendant as his
former guest and said that the couple Occu-
pied the same room in his hotel that night.
Sc. Ssvera! witnesses we're eallod to show the
The case was stll Oh when the court sd-
lnnrnaI !.
The sun., 1892-09-22
In.ur,ne Ars,u.t Twin. or Tr,plet..

LONDON. Sept 21.-The Provident Bounty
Association has published a prospectus rec
ommendine itself to the patronage Of all fami-
lies. and especially to that of young married
couples. Its object is to insure married peo-
pie against twins and triplets. A married
man expecting to become father. the pros
policy holder. in case the policy holders wifo
has twins he will receive $50: in case she has
triplets. f75. The conditions Of issuing poll
pecially to the lower middle class. Including
young bookkeepers. shop clerks. and small
tradesmen. The capital OF the concern is s1O.-
600. All the directors are reputable men OF
considerable property.
The sun., 1892-09-22
The futnan Company Must Psy More
4,r Taxes.

SPRINGFIELD. Sent 21.-At to-day's meeting
OF the State Board Of Tax Commissioners it
was resolved that the Railroad Committee
should include in its assessment report in fu-
ture tho value OF the capital stock Of sach
company. so that it may be determined
whether the tangible property. assessment
stnnt eanais or exceeds thG Gaiue OF the capita!
Of the Pullman Car Company should be as
sessei on the basis OF an actual value Of
the Pullman company's own report. its prop
erty located in Illinois Is only worth 81 45S 157.
igan avenue Chicago. and property In Pull
man worth Sl2, OOO,UOO.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Gyneeoloslc.l soc,etx omcer..

The Convention Of the American Gyneco.
logical Society was brought to close in
Brooklyn yesterday with the election OF these
officers: DR.. Theophilus Parvin of Phiadel-
pha. President: Drs. W.. H, Parish. Phiadel-
pha. and w, II. Balser OF Boston. Vice -Fresi-
fary Or. Matthew T. Mann Of Buffalo. Treas
urer, 1t was arranged that the next annual
delegates to the Convention and the mem bers
OF the New York Ohstetrical Society were en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the Mon
SnrlntY.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Willing PAPER VIII, n. Bearer.

SpRINGfIELD. Mass. Sept 2l.-The writing
paper manufacturers met here to-day and de-
cided that the loft-drying mills shall shut
down for a month before Dec. /. An increase
tremely probable. The machinery mills may
also be compelled to shut down atcr: The
association voted to increase the price of loft.
dried paper. and 1t is possible that the price OF
book and news will also be advanced.
The sun., 1892-09-22
A Fire Caused by Natural Gns.

BELMONT. N. Y. Sept 2L-Natural gas caused
fire at Friendship. five miles west OF here
early this morning. The fire started in Scott's
drug store from gaslight which was not
turned down. and when othor lights and fires
in town were put out the pressure Of gas made
hame, which set fire to the woodwork. Aid
the Wellsville steamer arrived in tine to save
the First National Bank scarcity OF water
added to tho other difficulties in fighting tho
flames and tho tire ragged unit long after day
light Five buildings were destroyed. Tho
losses aggregated $50. 200. about half insured.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Mrs. Demascek's Murder.

SCHENECTADY. Sept. 21.-Kornel 10th. tho
Hungarian. who was yesterday indicted for
the murder OF Mrs. Eta Dsmascek in this city
on June II. and who In his confession accused
Alexander Demascek. the hus ba nd OF the mur-
dered woman. with having ,ins!igated the
tered Il plea OF guilty, IIe says that he was
not alone in the commission OF the crime. but
that he is under solemn oath not to disclose
the conspiracy by which the Damascek woman
was murdered until after his sentence.
The sun., 1892-09-22

EAST ORANGE. Sept. 21.-Miss Mary Jones
Harrison. daughter Of the late Lewis Harrison
of Mum avenue. and Mr.. Charles Allerton
Trowbridge were married this evening at tho
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church by the
Rev. DIR. James NJ. Ludlow. The maid OF honor
was Miss May AIinott Of South Orange, the
best man WIS Mr.. Edward Everett Hull Of New
York and the ushers were Messrs. Frederick
g. Minott. Leroy B. Sherman Of New York,
Frank Coursen. Theron Rockwell. Arthur
Minott. and William Orr Ludlow OF East
Orange. An elaborate reception followed the
ceremony at the home OF che bride.
The sun., 1892-09-22

VIENNA. Sept. 2l.-Mnscagni. the com poser.
became suddenly Ill while conducting per-
,formance of "Cavallera Rusticana" this
evening. The performance was about half
over when he turned white. caught at his
throat. and whispered hoArsely that he was
suflocating. He reeled In his seat. but was
caught by man behind him and was assisted
tothe foyer: He did not recover. and eventually
was taken home in carriage with a physician
to have caused his illness.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Fog on the Hudson-A Steamer kuns Into .
Lighthouse.

PouGHKEEpsIE. Sept 21.-Since midnight
thcre has been a very heavy fog along the
Hudson. and many steamboats, and other craft
have boen detained. The steamer Drew GO
ing sGuth Hnd9d y h here this
The steamer Knaterskill coIlided with the
Hudron lighthouse at about q O'clock this
was only slightly damaged. and continued on
her way to New York. The platform. stairs.
the lighthouse were damaged.
The sun., 1892-09-22

Chairman MidGely had a conference yester-
day with representatives Of the Atlantic coast
lines having Southern connections on the
subject OF rates to points east OF the Missls-
sppi River on freight intended for Missouri
River points. Tho tariff from points on the
Mississippi to those on tho Missouri River has
been fixed by the Western, Association. and
Consultation cons in this city Viii be announced ] M ' by
the usual ten days notice of the proportionate
rates agreed upon between Chairman Midgely
and Atlantic coast lines.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Note. OFT Foreign happenings.

DR.. Pander. the explorer OF China. who ar
rived in Berlin two days ago from New York.
laria.
Herr Gruen. a German American from New
Jersey. has bought for 100000 marks Baron
Gross Lichterfelde, near this city.
The Chronicles Odessa correspondent says
that measure recently adopted prohibits
jews giving their ehild dren names Identified
Mark. Paul &c.
The sun., 1892-09-22

Ernest Caldwell a clerk in the employ OF the
Textile Publishing Company at 70 Walker
street. attempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat with sharp knife yesterday morn
ing. Caldwell lives at 32 East Tenth street.
and is % years OF age. He has been in the
employ OF the Textile Publishing Company for
the past two. years, and Manager Root OF that
concern said Yesterday that he was an honest,
soher. and industrious man. Caldwell has
been sufferer from some catarrhal trouble
for q long time. and was to have an operation
performed In few days 1t is said that a
dread OF this operation tempted him to try a nd
kill himself He will recover.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Mr.. George Gould to be Made Chairman or
the Wabash Bonrd OF DIrec srr.

The directors OF the Wabash Railroad WOO
were elected Mt the stockholders meeting in
St Louis last week met yesterday in this city
for organization. No changes were made
either in the executive or operatin: officials
OF the company. committee OF three.
Messrs. Edgar T. Wales. John #. Terry. and
George J. Gould. was appointed to amend and
from the Board Of an officer to be called the
Chairman of tho Board Of Directors. and to de-
fine his duties. 1t Is said that Mr.. George J.
Gould will be elected to this position.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Capt. STANCE. body Recovered.

New HAVEN. Sept 21.-The body OF Christon
g. STANCE. Captain of the coal barge Panama.
who was drowned off Long Wharf on Sunday
morning. was found to-day BY the. crew OF the
SIb3 in money were found on the body. Both
of the hin pockets in the trousers were turned
inside ont. The man was drowned In sight OF
land by the capsizing Of the boat i'll which he
had started on u fishing trip.
The sun., 1892-09-22

LONDON. Sept. 21.-In the Marlborough
Police Court. to-day. Francis Charles Scott
Sanders. q surgeon. was brought up for ex-
animation on the charge Of having forged the
names Of Hugh James +. Scott. a brewer. and
OF William II. F. Denison. Earl Of I.ondes-
borough. to bills amounting to f3.73a sam
Lewis tts mSnsy lender testified that he Dis
time. was manager OF the Lyric Club In
Coventry street. The prisoner is In debt to
the amount Of f76.4OO. Scott-Sanders was
arrested at Liverpool on steamer bound
for America,
The sun., 1892-09-22

Boston. Sept 21.-A temporary Injunction
was to-day granted against the American Pro.
tective League. The complainants claim that
the order is insolvent. and 1t is alleged that Its
liabilities are $2.7S8.0O0. and its assets but
$lOl 800 Counsel for the order consents to
Ing that two weeks from to-day there shall be
hearing on the matter OF appointing q re-
The sun., 1892-09-22
Russia Mennces Turkey,

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. 21.-A note has been
received from Russia menaoing tho Turkish
Government for its course in regard to Bull
garia, and intimating that the consequences
attitude toward that pknciDality The note
has caused CONSERVATION at the Turk lsh court.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Th,r.y.,h,rd Degree Ma.on. in Convention

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 20.-At the annual Con-
vention Of tho Supreme Council OF Free
Masons OF the Thirty-thlrd Degree of the
United States. hold in this city to-day. the at
tendance was large. embracing members from
fifteen Northern States. At the morning ses-
the aft ternoon tho delegates were entertained at
Crescent Park. In the evening the thirty.third
Tho Conyention will continue during Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The sun., 1892-09-22

New HAVEN. Sept. 2l.-NothinG has yet been
learned as to the whereabouts Of tho Captain
or any OF the Grew Of the semi -piratlcal
schooner William J. Simpson OF Wilmington
There is no doubt that they all went to New
York. The vessel has been libellel. and the
States Court at Its next session for the sale of
the vessel to liquidate their claims against her
The sun., 1892-09-22
An Ola Soldier Fatally Crushed.

WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-Michael Guether-
mann. an old soldier. about so years Of age. re-.
siding at 627 Newmarket street. Philadelphia.
died at midnight in the Citizens Hospital from
pertonitis. He said that during n crush on
dentally pushed down and stepped on by some
one in the crowd, He was quartered at the
a good sized sum OF money with him.
The sun., 1892-09-22

PARIS. Sept. 2l.-It is reported that Edward
Parker Deacon has been pardoned by Presi-
dent Carnot, and that the pardon will be made
public. among others. on the Tooth anniversary
4f the proc amatiop Of the first French repub.
lie. to bo celebrated to- morrow.
The sun., 1892-09-22
Arrivals From Abroad.

Among the passengers on tho City OF Paris.
which arrived yesterday. were Thomas Bailey
Aldrich. President George b. Roberts OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Lord Braye. the Hon.
Ierney Adrian Nerney-Caye.. A. y. Proven. NJ.
F.: y. Hennike Heator NJ; p: Judge Henry
Elkins. the Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee. the Rev.
Y. Dewitt Talmage: Charles 7. Yerkes. and
Congressman Joseph ii. O'Neil.
On the Havel. from Bremen. were Cen
Lucius A. Barbour and Judge Edgar NJ. Cullen
The sun., 1892-09-22
Ad~,ra, Walker At L.. Gu.y-.,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-Admiral Walker ar
rived at La Gusyra. Venezuela. Yesterday in
the Chicago. This information was contained
In telegram received at the Navy Depart
mont this morning. No other facts are stated,
and 1t is presumed. therefore. that no fighting
is going on In the imms sdiate vicinity Of La
Guayra. Admiral Walker now has three ships
at his service. the Chicago Concord, and Kear-
sarge. The Concord. at latest advices, had
been sent to Puerto Cabello.
The sun., 1892-09-22

OTTAWA. Sent 21.-The Minister OF Justice
to-day ordered the return OF a lad named Gale
to his parents In Madrid. N Y. Gale committed
an assault upon a girl in Cornwall some
the border. from where he was enticed away
by u detective and brought back to Canada,
where he was tried. convicted. and sentenced
to term in the reformatory Against the
abduction Of Gale tho authorities at Washing
ton remonstrated. and the GoyernorGen eral
return to his parents In New York State.
The sun., 1892-09-22
E.,e County Mu.t Pay ,.e Troops.

ALBANY. Sept. 2l.-An opinion by Attorney
General Rosendale holds that Erie county
must pay the entire cost Of the State troops at
Buffalo. and he recommends. In order to facili-
tate matters. that the State Comptroller pay
all the bills excepting those for the troops Of
the Fourth brigade. The money eynended by
The sun., 1892-09-22

ALBANY. Sept. 21.-The Con ,olidated Trans
fer Company. which controls the baggage
transfer and hack and carriage rental in tho
depots Of tho Central Hudson Railroad. to day
filed articles OF increase OF capital stock from
S35O.uOO to Sl.35O.U0O 1t is asserted here
that the business Of the company is to extend
to every railroad in the State
The sun., 1892-09-22
Roster Pleads Guilty and HIS Employer 10
Arreated.

Charles Roster. formerly bartender for An
ton Kremer. saloon keeper at 430 West For
tieth street. pleaded guilty yesterday in the
General Sessions of attempting to commit
arson in tho first degree 10y firing the saloon.
Kremer had come to court expecting to be
used as witness for tho people. He was ar
pleaded not guilty. and In default OF $500
bail WAS committed to the Tombs to await OK
animation,