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He was plump, weIl-fGd drummer and no
sfranTeapd wonderful things to his follow
guests as they enjoyed the COO night bree2rs.
4 gray Rug, mnasuging three inches lonGitu-
dinaIIy and an inch and half across the beam.
sailed around leisurely overhead and eyed
him curiousIy from time to time. Finally 1t
concluded to al i.ht upon his back and explore
In an upward dir"ctinn:
II ia have neon in Tricks place." pro-
claimed the drummer in trumpet tones, Il
printer beIore his finger could have pressed
the trigger All he needed was presence OF
mind and prompt action. hate man that
gets raft cd in an emergency
The gray bug had reached his shoulder
blade and WAS making for his collar.
Now look al those fellows IN that concrn-
trating mill out in ldahC. They saw Il ear
load Of dynamite dashing down tho m ountain
side toward the mill. ana not one OF them had
tho courage t. throw rock on the track and
derail ,ha car, They got ratified and ran away.
Rank cowaldice. say.
The bug placed one loot on the col ar Of tho
drummer's cont and viewed tho landscape DER
preparatory to making fresh upward start.
"'rhen look n. those iinkcrton men coopod
up in that barge Mt Homestead. Not q man nt
them dare put his nose out. II there had been
one man among them Of cool determination
he wouli have cowrd the strikers by sheer
Of such cownrdce; III bet any ono that ii
had neen one ~ tho men on that barge those
strikers should have ceased their deyi!ish
work or I'd have known the reason why. A
little presence Of mind, ns said hrfore goes II
long Now! Wurrupl Ourhl Murder! oh!
Take 1t of. somebody. Help! Hoo-Oh. Lordm
Vhe gray bug had stepped on his neck.
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The Columbus Cup Regatta,

SHELTER ISLAND Aug. 7-Yesterday's OF the shsL
ter Island Yacht Club WAS probably the most
full OF the season. brisk southwest wind and an ebb
tide were the cond ions which favored Tho yach,sm
The club house was gayly decorated and presented .
fine appearance. The new launch Palos followed the
yachts with Professor osford. tho donor OF the Co
lumbus Cup Dr. Keep Mr. Aspinw all. and MIR. Bradley
on board During the race the craft gave ndi.
OF her speed. Tue folio cd bv
M roelsers yacht 1uste Bay: and Mr.. CArtledgs's
IhInch. The ist .! boat, entered the same As in
former rcgatiS,. An exceptionally hne start made
IN tie first cass. the Ohyiesa getting in the ler1
viewed from tHr wharf, the Eoet resemuled line uf
battle. :" closely were they punched.
The GO!dcnrod showed tho way tho second class
and the Crck d IN the third class Tho Rattle which has
won the cup IN her c!ass did not start The IN
IN the second class the Curew carried of the honors
tor j Mtchie III 2:5S27. j. CArtiedge's MedatO In
the third cnss in 145:31. As result OF Tho dayss
racing the names OF the three winners will be engraved
upon the Columbus Cup which becomes the clubs
property in three years.
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HE HAD Two WIVES IN BROOKLYN
Hetcnnra,s Employers Think They Have
Been Paying rsi- Expenses.

George Ketcham. q clerk employed 10y the
Old Colony Steamboat Company. has left town
accused by his employers OF larceny ana ny
two women in Brooklyn OF bigamy. For
thirty-three years ho has been In the employ
of the line with tho exception OF period oil
four years. when he was with tho Iron steam
boat Company. On Thursday he did not ap-
pear for work. and his absence aroused sus-
picion, which led to an examination OF MS
books.
Ketcham married Miss Stout in 1861
The greater part of tho time since then they
s ssye bS SseGsr st. st. gS rE s met f
about old They were Tsc marie" aT hat at
year. For the use OF his second wife he pur-
chased in Qct3ber last the thrsest9ry s'Ih hS
houses are so far apart that no pcrmitted his
name and address to appear Twice IN tne e. u
rectory with the change oil only one letter.
This is how they appear:
Ketchum. George. GOO MeDonongh street, ".
K.sssn &c SsorEe superintendent IT. Murray ~ VI
Ketcbam received 1925 month. This would
bought diamonds for his st. Louis wife. and
tu Hr ~. His rishtfui wife who lived in three.
story frame house. Die not fare so Te il s npe
s pose de came from the conpany II was found
that Ketcham's pay rolls were frequently pad;
dcd. the manager snys. John Doc. Richard
much N money was stolen. and tho company re-
KotcRam Is a plain. retiring man about fifty
years old. He was known among mis- friends enc
rs hard worker He sometimes stage, very ,S
late Mt his duties. and perhaps this aided MN
wives. The night before he left he sked his
trusted hcr diamonds to tho man she thought
her husband. His real wife is ut Hastings.
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LOVES AIM VAS POOR,
SiEnora Honda Takes n Hand in the Duel
Bctwcen Her Rival Lovers.

ROME. Aug. IA tragic tale comes from the
village OF MercaGliano. in North Italy. Sac
cone. u farmers n.wasenamoured OF a pretty
grape picker named Bionda. The girl was
already betrothed to one Costa and rejected
the advances Of Saccono. who thereupon
forced q quarrel with Costa. hoping to put him
out OF the way and then win Signora Bionda's
hand. 1t was agreed that the rivals should
fight q duel with pistols. The girl. learning Of
hiding behind him she fred ut Saccone at
the sEna!.. Costa fired at the same instant.
saccone fell dead. pierced BY Costa's bullet
ing henn SO unskilful that the bullet from her
revolvnr struck him in tho back of his head in
stead q r.uchinG its intended victim. More
Costa, buried itsolf in tho bosom Of the de-
voted maiden who hud come to her lovers as
sistauce.
The, doctors pronounce Costa's wound
mortal. but think that the girl may survive.
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THE FOO7-BLOOD DIVORCE.
The Youur Womnn's Mother Says the Falls
Baby w rs Not Obi aimed to Force Mnrrine,

The Youue womnn's Mother Says the False
Baby Was Not Obt Aimed to Force Marriage.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. THE divorce granted
two months ago at Red Wing. MIMI. to Ezra
Park Foot OF st. Paul from his wife. Florence
Blood of this city. which involved sensational
charges OF tho procuring OF the Campbell baby
in New York to force matrimony. may yet DO
set aside Tho mother Of the Blood girl. who
resides ut 4.54l Snybrook street. West Phil
adelphia. said to-day: -
This Campbell baby was not secured until
the latter part OF 1870. Now. as long ago as
November. 1887. Foot and his wife were living
in my house az husband and wife. and said
they had been rcgularly married. In 1889 my
husband and insisted that they be married
again. o,,.
year before the Campbell baby was secured.
further know that. prior to this second mar:
rage In tho middle Of 1889. my daughter had
a son by Ezra Foot. Where this child went we
do not know. nor can we understand why the
bogus baby was obtained 1t was certainly
not to force matrimony. for matrimony had
already taken place"
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aHEY coRxEKED weucxrM.
Men and Women beat and Kicked His,
Until Another Policeman Csme.

policeman John McGuckin OF tho Jefferson
Market Court squad wont to 60 Willett street
on Saturday nigbt 70 soryo rarrant ,rhtst,
Isidor Kellnor m,nocero tho G,aha p mn,e.
Company. had obtained for the arrest OF Julms
Schonnb ergor n.nnrar =, ,,. C.,i,,I Gil
iea ana PORTRAIT Company. on charge OF
petty larceny. The mon are rivals In business
s,,s.,I. a. oeciareu that ne Wouiu never
SUBMIT TO arrest. and. breaking away from the
policeman he ran to q back room and shouted
''"'N'hih~ III ttTIUdU. n mluule-HGpu woman
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Odds and End, OF Sports.

". T.. J.-COrbett and Jack Dempsey mover mot in q
bout Tor money OF any Lind.
Eender-If you bet that sullivan will defeat Corbett
ana the match L. u draw. the bet IL of.
F. R.-Peter Maher is now IN Ire aui II has recently
been reported that he chalienKei Jen Smth TO night
liza. but Smith refused
Tie three fights to take place before the Olympic
Club OF New Orleans in September NcAune aud
Myer the 9TH Dixon aid skely On ihe och. and Sui
~ All and CoGbett on the It'll.
Amaranih Council. 46l, Roya1 Arrangm. will hold
thelr annual moonlight excursion "u Wednesday even
INK nrNt. 100 steamer Grand E"puur aud two btrges
nllunuHaird by electricity. will leave Jewels dock
brook Ign, nj o'clock.
ON sunday afternoon next between . and O'Clock
Niitam htng and THumas fItly raid viii row over n
course from tunpvrr street, Bru"GIYn. to Robbins
Reef li.ht anu re Urn ~ li.iof wurhing hoAts for
500 si!e aud me chhinpionnnp u Long Island
Eoln men are game and speedy, and n good race Is
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JOIIINGS ABOUT TOM.

Tatr OK Grimes aborer Of II Albany street. cut his
throat Win ihHnr zen days ago. lie died III bellevue
Hospital yesterday,
sarah stafford years cd fell from the roof OF her
home NJ $40 Tenth avenue yesterday afternoon AMI
received fracture ~ the skull from Llo elects of
which she died at Roosevelt Hospital
Isaac Levy and Rlya Albert OF la3 Division street
charged with abduotng Ih'ycar.Old Annie Albert
K,vas half sister. we're held FOR the Grand Jury at
Essex Market yesterday in default OF 5000 each,
While riding bicycle last evening eig year old
Joseph CavAnanyh Of l3I division street wls run
by wagon driven by William Horn and severely in.
j6red Tue child was taken to Gouverneur Hospital
and the driver was locked up
Mr. Annie NOnthry was found yesterday bruised
and bleeding and haf UNCONSCIOUS III her rooms nj 2l
est Twenty seventh street The police suspected that
her and Frederick. hud assam ted her and he
arrested. The wonans condition Is ser.0us.
In drunken quarrel late saturday night IN Third
aTenuc, near FurtS'sNi street. James Carey Of 2OS
East Forty fourth street Was stabbed IA the eit breast
by james Eumisky OF 6D3 TniTd avenue. Tie wound
penctrasd caI-ys lung and he was sent to ST. LukeS
Hospital justice IRntOr at Norkyille Court, yeIter
day held Cuulisky to await Carsy's recovery.
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Jack McAuline Wants 10 swim rs Well a.
Fight.

BAY ST. LOUIS Aug. Jack McAuline looks rsmarks-
bly, we'll Tho climate seems to agree with him. and he
hkeBit lie does lot OF swimming and says he will
SWIM from Cat Island lighthouse, distance OF ten
miles from here. with any man for purse of 81. 900
There 10 champion who has from Cat Island to
Bay st. Louis without change OF stroke rest This
man John L. Henderson, and 1t Is likely that he viii
challenge tho fighter McAuline takes to his work
kindly. and do from twelve to fourteen miles on
the road easily as failing on 10y. JACK going 70
drink beef tea and Will leave all other teas alone
cept gre en- or black.
Jack skeily Is being trained by Carroll. Hogan and
Gallagher, lie is great worker and very willing
one. wh-n he began training he weighed laO pounds
Yesterday he weighed lls pounds Carroll says that
10 vii! DO at ~ by tomorrow, and by Thursday 70
H. pounds and have him good and strong
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs in this city and
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
games. The list inc!uacs number of junior orgnniza
tons whose players average from Is to 20 years. No
communication wil be recognized without the sigma
tHre OF an official connected with the club:
NRp'e Baseball Clun--Havs nil Saturdays and Sun
DAYS open Aur a. to clubs offering suitable guar
antees. George Nath, manager SO Myrtle avenue.
BROOKLYN.
Volunteer Fed Clnh OF Mount Iione-.ifCr Sunday.
Aux J. VII! pay any srorg annt eur or semi PROBES
sIOnal club. At home Abroad. liuFh OSc Jr.. man.
aver, 5aH From m aNCnLe New York city.
irnpS llill>-Will play all cus "r players under 10
Miller. captain .37 East ghteth street. New York.
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MISS PHILBRICK MAY DIE
Her Skull Crushed IN by tho Trump Who
Shot MIss Wood.

LONDON Aug. Miss Fhilbrick. who was
attacked by the trnmps who assaulted Miss
Wood, niece o. Mr.. Goschen. near Chiselhurst.
Kent. is still In critical condition. Yester-
day the operation Of trepanning her skull was
performed. 1t was shown that her head had
been terribly beaten Three layers OF frac-
tured bones wore found pressing upon the
BRAN. Tho patient seemed slightly relieved
by the operation. but remained Ia a conntoso
condit!on until night. when she roSained par.
swooncd nft"i giving he alarm. Tho doctors
offer but little hope OF her recovery.
The dog which the prisoner Markley claims
to have been shooting when he hurt the girl
has been found unhurt. thus disproving the
trlmp'S story. .- ~
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Say. lie Rent. rh,l..,. sla.wa,L for 5000

George Thesis proprietor OF the concert hall at
1886 East Fourteenth street; told just Hogan in the
Essex Market Police court yesterday that James
Trtoras Greek boci e! the sidewalk In front OF his
place with a flower .taEd. Triioras said that he had
purchased the right sell flowers in front of the
cert hnll. II bought Nicholas Popertohn's flower
stand for $500" he sad. land also pad Theiss 5000
for the niyiese ot Accepting my stand IN front OF hi.
concert hn Il year, fpuerJOhn asked me for moro
money month ago. and rrius.d to give IL TO MN.
Then he threatened 10 have Theiss chase me away.
When lhoiss ordered to Ho away On saturday
night reminded him ~ TIE 500 h.d paid hun, and
he threw Iuy flowers IN tho sidewalk Justice Hogan
tod rrifOrAs that lie must furnish 500 ball for his
good behavior toT si> uuu;n., lrtoras inrnshed tho
bail and lett tile court tHrt at"nIng 10 sue Thesis.
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Notes or Foreign Hnppeninc..

Three farm hands were killed on Saturday
ut Greising Bavaria. by lightning during q
heavy storm.
Tho Birrella cotton warehouse at Liyernoo,
was hurned yesterday. Two thousand haIes
II cotton and vast quantity OF linseed we're
destroyed.
Mrs. Dixon OF Chicago n passenger on ths
steamship Aurania. burst u blood vessel whiie
landing at Queenstown and is in u critical
condition
Mr.. Ryder tho United States Consul Mt Co.
penhagen, denies all the stories which are
ahoat rejecting upon his integrity. He has
not. however. made any definite reply as yet
to his critics, Nv
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\. M.-lo;lo. 81 Spring street Michael Rapp. dam
age $780, l'45. 232 C"nn street, NJ. liecht. damage
trHnE. 4l5. 81 st. MARKS Place, un0ccuped damage
$500. a.5J. 2b4 West hirty.nith street, Thomas Mo
aowan, no damage; ~, .a' Hehry hrrel, shArIes
HarNItE. damage trtlinE.
f. Nj 10 40 - rry A. SchOrnlanck and Stutz Ca.
damage .',iHu, $40, 81 West tlghtE.nInth sl'ee 4;
hrnry sc9rl,n&, damng. Slip $40. ~ Tomr';al
Houston street iienry 1in"ennleyer no dnmags; 80
- CUrntits sir. ANnlny Ire, damage tIihllH; olO
~ Crosby street. damage tnhInp: D r. NJ, Wv BOuie
ward Andrew FIeuUler, damage slo
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. flames Eodan. known
in tho Eastern pcnitentiary rs A Go74."
committed suicide yesterday by setting fire to
his bedding and sitting down In the flames
his thront. Rodan was IA native Of lrrla"d d..
He was arrested in Chester county for house
breaking, larceny. and carrying concealed
weapons. lie was sentenced to two years and
niro months in prison.
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READY 10 GO TO THE FRONT.
Tho First Regiment Of Pennsylvania Pre-
pared for Cali ut Any Hour.

Tho First Regiment of Pennsylvania Pre-
pared for u Cali Mt Any Hour.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. THE First Regiment.
\. G. T.. is held in readiness to proceed to
Homestead within an hour and half after
the receipt of orders. Tho Board of Officers
Of the regiment mot last night and made
preparations for & quick response. Col Bow
man. who presided. said:
4 ca To arms t. supprCSs riot In Western
PENNSYLVANIA would not surprise mo. Tho
situation at Homestead ooks omi'ous. and is
very unsatisfactory. We are therefore set
ting our house IL order in order that we may
be found in readiness when tho call comes.
which. be eve. VIII hc soon.'
one OF the preparations consisted In the
every officer carving n revolver to suit his
own fancy. Il 4+-calihrn single-action United
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AJnx Swimmers Have Lively Athletic Con-
tests.


In the presence OF big crowd OF Sunday excursion.
lists. tho members OF tho Ajax swimming Club enjoye
Their weekly competitions at West Brighton Beach
yesterday afternoon The results follow:
SECOND sEREs
One-hunk red yard Dash. Scratch-won by Frederick
Iucins with Daniel kennedy second. and John Henry
wohundred.andt Dash. scratch-Final
heat won b. Frederick Cresser with Daniel Kennedy
second. and Frederick Lucius third Time, 2SLi
Quar,er.miie Run. Scratch-won by Thomas Brrns
with John Henry second. and Dan Henry third lime.
59l% seconds.
with an actual lean OF 10 feet 10 inches D. . Zig
gins second with 81 feet it shes and John Henry
was third with 80 feet 90 inches.
THIRD
0ne.hundred-yarh Dash Scratch-won by Charles
Boyd, with John Henry second, and Thomas Green
rwo.hunired.and twenty-yard Dash. scratch-won
by John Henry with Charles Boyd second and Charles
Ebbetts third Time. rs seconds
2pa,tar.miie Run. scrnich-won by Charles Boyd.
Time. 90 seconds.
Half.mile Rum scratch-won by John Bush with
Robert Malcolm second, and DAME. Oligxius third
Time, minutes 1,3l seconds
Running Broad Jump. Scratch-Won by BENJAMIN
Tiiton with leap of feet inch: Daniel o Higgins
Running High JGmp-Won by Daniel O liiggins with
n leap OF 5feet inch Daniel Kennedy was second.
with leap OF feet. and Benjamin riiton was third
with a leap OF feet 10Y inches.
The sport was concluded with match game of beach
tennis between the Mtkado swimming Clubs team.
consisting of William Potter and Charles Johnson and
which was John Henry and Samuel Henry The latter
team gained the victory by these figures:
MikAdo swimming Clubs team............4 8 3
Ajax swimming t.uos team .,.............6 . U u
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AsBuEY PARK. Aug. I'll. o. Williams Of
Richmond State Secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association of Virginia. went in
bathing yesterday and checked his gold watch
and $50 in cash at the Office. He placed the
check in his pocket. but 1t was missing when
he returned to his room. A sneak thief had
entered tho bath house while he was in tho
Mr.. Williams's name. and with the check Sc
cured the valunbles. He ascertained Mr.. Will
liams's name from cards found in his pocket
book.
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IIGoN1ER. Ind. Aug. Tho New York and
Chicago limited train on the Lake Shore road
collded here last night with light engine on
the curve east Of tho station The engineer.
Charles Schulcr OF ElkhaIt. was dnngerou.H
injured His engine was thrown upon its side
None Of the coaches left the track. The pas
sengers. were badly shaken UP. but no one was
seriously injured.
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HANDY MEN WITH THEIR HANDS
Clever Struggles mt Hnndbnll In the Brook
lYn ClMl's [ Onrt.

lyn Clubs Court.
Prof Cogsins was up with the sparrows on club
Day OF the Brooklyn andbnii Club and It proved to
be one OF tho busiest days of tho season. Tho atmos
phere OF the court pleasant this had the effect
to slate matches and make payin lively The gallery
as usual was crowded and stirring were tho strue
giles generally that many dsliked to give up q GOOD
thing for fear of missing nm extra attraction.
The star game OF tho day waR a three in
hvo match between John Malcolm aud Col
Thomas Meehan against DR.. Phi Smith ana
Major John Carmody. The favortism waa
about equally divided. and ono expected q
one.sded result Every man comprising tho Quartet
was dressed IN Ms best suit of playing clothes and all
anltuck struggle IN The irst game. Then DR.. smith
ana MS partner gradually drew ahead, and nnaly won
by fair majority OF aces This encouraged the m and
they started oil in the second game at terrific nnce
They held the lead tor little While. when Malcolm's
strength ami Vol MeeEans Eeneralship began to tell
and they quickly drew up even with their opponents
After holding the after without increasing ihe score
Malcolm and Go. kept piling up the aces until they
scored a victory. '
The Doctor and his partner seemed have expended
All their force in tho hrst two for they made
but little progress In the third and were
hanuly. Tie scores of the
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Senator u,lIn New Haven.

New HAVEN. Aug. 7.-Senator David B. Hill
and party steamed into the harbor on the Fra
Davnlo this afternoon.
The entire party nre guests OF tho Pc1uot
Cub ana are being entertained this evening.
The FRA Diavalo will sail for New York to-
morrow morning.
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Cor,eret Tennis PLAYERS Bent.n.

Tho picturesque tennis courts of the Danforth Lawn
Tennis Club located Dantor;h avenue. Greenville
surrounded by fashionable attendance on Satur
day afternoon the attraction being the FIRST joint
Tournament ~ a series bet the players of tho
home club and those OF the Central Lawn Tennis Club
Of Jersey ,lty Heights Four SETS q doubles were
ayed the result being victory foT the homo players
who secure! three sets. The scores;
Edward pus.l lud William Gennert beat +: T. Car.
land and Agnes Colard, ID, 81; John Jardne and
Henry hart eft bent Marion Sp"oncT and Warren
Moore p-3 " lila N LNcEw ood and Clark Walker
heat Frank SDper and james Taylor. 60 OF ~;
Thomas ardinr ana GusRve i.emh"tk wcrr beaten by
Alfred Kennedy and William Moore. u o. ~.
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John NJ Pryse from the Headquarters OF the
Philosophical Society went. all the way to Har
lem last night to preach astronomical wisdom
to some 25O persons.
The lecture was given in tho Horton build
ing in West lo5th street. where the II. Y. Bla-
yatsky Theosophicnl Society holds out
MIR. Pryse told his audience that Mars was
invisible
The Mars We see was in .frst-class condition
to he Inhabited. but the inhabitants had all
Disappeared. They had wa ndcred off to some
other Mars which ordinary mortals were not
able to discover
We must not expect to confer with our cous-
ms on the neighhoring spheres because they
were rs widely different from earthly inhabi-
tants MS the planets they inhabit.
Some We're far enough advanced to be SEX
less. This was great advantage. because
they absorbed the forces Of both sexes
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Cn-h.aa Dad cn.el. for a nosu. Policeman.

Lawreuce GaGney was renlandcd for examination
IN the YoIkyie Police Court yesterday, charged with
uti"rIng worthless check aud the larceny of 500
Galney called n the saloon OF Mrhae. sulNan 10
sIxt" avenUr. thursday and presenting himself
as n u,remsu wnu mad mt been transferred 10 the
EHst FIit .irS rect station sh' Shii.Ah 70 cash
ch' C Tor 500 GA !hr Ehtt ever Rhk by Law
hr' abs 10 the "lier 'f Law renee Mccarthy ny
MhIch latter HuII I,Ain-y ntFud ucrh himself SGi.
van cnbhed tUc CHECK which the bank pronounced
worthless. The saloon keeper found that no Lawrence
Mccarthy among the n,lceMen OF the fifty nrEt
street station and tive Murphy arrested Ganney.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug Cen. Snowden. at
Division Headquarters to-day. was asked II
he had anything further to say about the Iams
case.
No" answered tho General. and hope
there vii! lie no occasion of my again spoak-
ing to tho public through the newspapers Tor
sixteen ,curS."
No Official report has boon sent to Gov Pat
tisOn on the case. and probably mono will be
until tho troops arr Withdrawn from Home
stcad, when Gen. SnJwden will submit re-
bort,