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CAUSED BY A BlCYCLIST.
Horses Frightened by Wheelman
and Two Women Injured.

While Mrs. McGill, thirty-five years
old, of 23s Throop avenue, Brooklyn,
and Mrs. Wagner. of 1888 Vernon avenue.
were driving on the Ocean Parkway
last night the horses took fright at a
passing bicyclist and ran away. The
carriage was overturned and the occu.
pants thrown out. Mrs. McGill received
a fractured shoulder and Mrs. Wagner
a number of Commissions about the head
and body
They were attended by Ambulance
Surgeon Pendergast, OF the Seney Hos
pital, and went home.
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Policeman Hurt by n Fall.

Policeman John Gilmore fell from the second
to the FIRST floor at the Church street station
house to-day and sustained severe bodily eontu-
pltAl.
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Verdict on the Rock Island Wreck


LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. ls.-The coroner's jury
has handed In a sealed verdict concerning the
wreck on the Rock Island road which resulted
In the death OF eleven persons The Jury Is said
TO blame wreckers. and recommends that George
Washington Davis. the colored man now In
custody be held for examination.
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Betrothed Lovers Drowned.
(By Assoclated Press. }

TROY. Aug. ls.-Jephanson slueie and Miss
Housne Hansen were drowned last night In the
Hudson River a short distance above the State
dam. They were In a rowboat which was upset
accidentally. They were TO be married In about
two weeks,
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Has the servian Cabinet Resignedf
(By Associated Press,l
BERLIN. Aug. lS,-The Frankforter
Zeltung says that the whole OF the
Servlan Cabinet has resigned.
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Treasurer Keen's Guests,

|AnI,, I MrA Arthur Harris. Mrs Frank Nc
h. ~, .Ha Mr. and Mira Bliss, all relatives OF
SSpui.I MIS- Mrs julie Keen, are the guests Of the
81 "surer OF the Wild West exhibition.
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500 BOYS WANTED.
As Recruits In the baptist Boys
Brigade.

The following sign on the gate leading
to the lecture-room of the Sixteenth
Baptist Church. on Sixteenth street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues. Is
attracting a great deal of attention.:
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Pennsylvania Limited stands AIon.

The Pennsylvania Limited. which was tho
pioneer limited express between New York and
Chicago. 10 the only train OF Its high elias now
In service between the two cities. Il leaves
PennsylvHnia Railroad station New York every
day at 1900 A. NJ. ana arrives At Chicago III
next morning -
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ks1ySI3sSKsS1ET3SE

MRS. HARRY TAPPAN, OF Reynolds, Neb.
writes: For two years / suffered from
diseases peculiar TO my sex. I had to be
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VICE RULES THIS RESORT.
A Watering Place of Note Exposed
by Nellie bly,.

Do you know Americas wickedest
Summer resort? OF course It isn't A.
bury Park. but can you guess which
one of the many others II isf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IF TIMES ARE HARD THAT Is NO REAsJN
you should not dollar. Remember. 81 o
week will buy q lot AT Del Ray"
WOOD, HARMON 4 CO,
ap21-H BIS 18th q 40
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SUMMER RESORTS.

PHoEBUs yA.-CrRRY COTTAGE; one VIE
from Old Point Comfort; water front: large
grounds and piazzas boating. nshins: moderate
terms; excellent table board. V. W. CURRY,
myl-eo3w- Phosous Va
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Netherlands line
ATTORNEYS.

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Lawyers
Consultation free.
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Building Papers, Moth-procf Goods Fire Brick
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apis
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DON'T BUY SUBURBAN PROPERTY UNTIL YOU
have seen Del Ray" We expect another st.
Elmo rush on opening day, Saturday, Mag s.
WOOD, HARMON a. CO..
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEI-OFFICE OF THE MAR
shall. Supreme Court OF the United States Wash
ington. Il. c., May 1, 1894. Bids will be re-
ceived at this office until II o'clock noon. Tues
day, May Is, 1894, for fuel for the Supreme
Court Of the United States for the ensuing fiscal
year. Bids must be on printed forms furnished
by the marshal on application. j. NJ. WRIGHT,
marshal. myl-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOT ON NEW HAMP-
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economical: no reasonable offer refused. Price
only 5000. DULBY HERRING, DDS Pa. ave.
m vi
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Delightful location Excellent drives Pure nj,
and water. Appointments the best
Write for circulars WM. II. DURHAM. supt.
myi-1st
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NOTARIES PU BLIC.

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Always in Office office hours. ia7tf
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
OPENS JUNE rs.

On top OF the Allegheny Mountains Main In
Penna. r. r.. it3 miles east u Pittsbnrg
All trains stop.
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PROFESSIONAL.
MEDICAL. &c.

ASTHMA. REMEMBER ONE OR TWO BOT.
ties 81 the Red Cross Constitutional Mediclus
viii the most aggravated % asthma.
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Write for circulars. RED CROSS CoNsrrTu-
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STRANGERS. TAKE NOTICE-DR BROTHERS
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80 years experience; ~ years eTe ~. s.w
Consultation free AMI strictly CONFIDENTIAL p7l ne
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FOR SALE-THE LATEST-STYLE TRAPS. SUR
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business wagons of all kinds. our own nanufac-
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enable those not able to call during the day to
examine stock.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SAIE-GOOD FIvERooM FRAME HOUSE.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SAMPLE UPRIGHT
Piano. finished in mahogany, which We will dis
pose Of at a sample price, which means saving
10 you Of so per cent. Our price Is only SPAS.
and you buy this Instrument by paying SO
cash and $40 per month. Stool. cover, and a
years guarantee 90 with IL. HUGO
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Bedding anu all requisites furnished free.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents New York O
GEO. W. MOSS, 92i Pa. ave n W or
A W. ROBSON, SIS 18th St NV. washington
d O. NH 2rnG
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cCNARD IISE-1sT e., $50 TO siI5; I'd CI..
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vessels. lists Of vacancies future sailing date
berths engaged. C. l. DUBOIS, Agent, 831 3 u. W
sp6-4m
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lux KIN =
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z Hanover NV. 6r 30. 80
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different localities; viii also consider trades for
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52s 10Th ne. Or. 10. 80
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1888 Duncan ne. Or 2. 10. 80
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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-15

mer of 20, when, amazed at the force
and fury with which the Sioux had
fought and haflled the commands of
Crook and Custer, Terry and Gibbon,
congress authorized the immediate en-
listment of twenty-five hundred men To
fill the gaps in the four regiments of
cavalry engaged in the campaign. No
credentials were required Eager for a
chance To get To the new diggings-
the Black Hills of Dakota-at the eX-
pense of Uncle sam, swarms OF toughs
were enlisted i'm the slums of New
York aud Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and four weeks later were deserving by
the dozen, with horse and equipment
complete, as they reached the wasted
army i'm the field. But there was
leavcn in the lump. "rhat young fell
ler's soldier clean through" said the
recruiting sergeant when Schramm
gave his name, age, nationality, etc,
answering promptly SO long as the
questions were propounded in the Ger
man tongue.
Cant he speak English at all?' said
the recruiting officer, doubtfully.
"Well, what's the odds. after all, so
long as he's only going to be- sealped?
Swear him In" And SO, silent. OBJ
servant, patient, Schramm was shipped
westward with the first lot of victims,
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evidently In surprise. There seems
10 be a moment of consultation, an
then all three could DC seen runnip-
back in the direction in which they
came.
Going for the horses TO chase the
dlar," laughed young Leonard, who
uecred at Morgan's claims as n deer
.tallsor.
Chase bc hanged Look there! the
deer are chasing them"
Then up rose every man in mad eN'
citcment, for their senior lieutenant
Mr. Ray, had sprung to his feet and
rushed for his horse. Deer, you
damned fool It's Indians" he erie !;
and, shouting for some Of the guard To
follow him, Mr.. Ray threw himself
upon his nimblc sorrel and darted out
over the prairie 10 the rescue. In a
minute half dozen men were string
ing along after him, while the alarm
sounded among the cotton-woods and
the hcrd-guards came driving in their
excited cavalladas.
Meantime. there was the mischief to
pay. Leaving two men Us household
crs in little swalc, Morgan with three
others, including the eager young
Prussian, crawlcd of for a shot at the
herd. They were in plain view, and
utterly unsuspicious OF approach from
that quarter, when, all on n sudden,
the buck started, stamped, tossed his
crest, and away they all flew up the
grassy ravino. Rising TO his feet to
study the situation, after word or
two Of caution to his comrades. Nor
gan was salutcd by the whistle of a
bullet past his acknowledgements
and each coupled with the sharp re-
port Of the rifle.
Back to your horses, quicll!' he
shouted.
All four ran, only to catch sight OF a
party of Sioux lashing straight down
the slope to head them o.. .p. ...
crs, firing rapidly, gave chase frol-
across the rayine to their rear. Before
he had gone twenty yards Morgan saw
Schramm stumble and fall, face down
ward.
What is it?" he cried, running and
bending over him. Are you hit?
Here, let me help you, man" And
poor Schramn could only clasp his
hand about his leg and plead in English
equally broken: "Lauf'-Roon. Herr
Lieutenant. Ach Colt. / can it not
make" Then Morgan, big powerful
fellow. cut him short and swung the
little eX-Hussar or his back and plunged
ahead, needless OF his captive splut-
ter and struggles. But yelling Sioux
and whistling bullets both were gain
ing, Another minute, and down went
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SY CAPT. Gr4ARee NiMe, US y.
CopyRor

y ihCh iHOih ICGHulIo WIS llldN We
looked like jayhawkers and they like
Jew-store dummies. Still, thought
the sight OF man clean shaved, with
buttons and buckles polished, would
please your eyes after all this cam
paign's mud, so | sent him. OF course,
il he could only call you names in
Dutch I'm sorry, and will see that
you're properly looked after next time"
But even "Old Tintop" began TO see
the fun under the sedate gravity of the
adjutant's words.
"Confound you for young rascal.
What have you been making me say,
anyhow? Come back here, Fallon, and
stop your laughing, too, sir You're n
nice pair TO play Il on your old What
do you want, sir?"
Turning suddenly, ne addressed n
ragged, tattcrcd, hungrylooking party
in hunting-shirt, bucksiin brecchcs
and Shoshonc leggins, standing ntten-
ton before the colonels shack
had no tent-with bare brown hand
raised to his rusty brown carbine in
salute.
I'm ordered to report TO the colonel
as the dirticst man on guard, sir" was
the stolid answer.
For moment the commander gaZcd
at him in wrath, and then light
flashed across his mental vision.
Now sec what you've reduced me
TO, Gray, you Internal young sinner.
sent Stein back with the orderly you
picked out, and here's the result"
NNNNnn c;, ,.ts
this"
But IL isn't, interrupted the colonel.
Il want an orderly, and not n scare
crow. Now you see, do you?"
81 think do. sir. Neither rag doll
nor Dutch doll. neither the cleanest
nor the dirtiest, just happy medium
one who can call names in English pre-
ferred, not SO swell as TO put our head
quarters 20 shame, nor so shabby a. to
make us blush for all Well, think
| understand you"
But here the colonel interposed with
language so forcible as to put stop
even to Gray's fun, which he would
stand, rs rule, longer than anybody
clse's. Meantime, the discovery having
been made that recruit Schramm was
but novice in English, whatsoever he
might be in German, that young soldier
was told by the sergeant Of the guard
90 "Go on out of this and back To your
bunlSies. Sure You couldn't tell a
Sioux from n shystcr unless ne shot
you in Dutch which, being inter-
prcted, was understood to mean that
until he had mastered the English lam
guagc he wasn't III for sentry duty.
And SO, much troubled, the young fell
low went to Sergt, Schultz, n Prussian
like himself, and sorrowfully told his
tale.
Never in his life had Private
Schramm's blue eyes gazed on scenes
and soldiers such as these. Just what
he expected 60 find in the ranks of the
American army ho had revealed as yet
To no one. 1t was the cvcntful sum
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lieutenant and man, carrier and car
ricd, and this dime Schramm, rclliur
over and over. never let 90 If his cqr-
binc, but. lying prone, leyelled Il over
Il ltt!o humfnoc!;, and sent Il shot
square at the foremost Indian, triDrino
his calico pony in the nick Of time,
Morgan echoed with another. "tood
boy, SChramm Give en- some NOR, ="
he cried, as The charging warriors
vcered and opened out. Then came
other shots from the swale in rear
Only one man held the horses now: the
othcrs-the whole squad-were blazing
away.
Check to your game, my bucks,r
painted Morgan, loading, firing and
missing again Its little but lead
you'll get ont Of this outfit" The In.
dian bullets were biting ut the turf all
around him. yet mercifuily flying wild.
Schramm, bleeding fast, was palio0
yet keeping mp his lire, WONDERING how
1t was he could 50 rarely hit those veil
ing painted, fcathcrcd flcnds dartipg
about them only few hundred wards
away. Then, rising ON his knees. no
shouted RUSSIAN taunt and CHALLENGE
Lie down, you fool!' yelled his OIL
GER rolling over 10 him, and, Selling his
shoulder Morgan forced him to earth.
Not second too soon; an Indian had
sprung from his pony, taken deliberate
ann and sent shot that Just grazed
the hand that pinned him down, and
then came thunder of hoofs far ont
over the prairie aud the rush of com
rades To the rescue. and then the Stony
firing To the last minute, whirled away
up the ravine, and Morgans deer hunt
was over. That night, while Raw, with
his troop, was still out in pursuit. Nor
gan lay with shot hole through the
left shoulder ut the bivouac fire. and
was chatfed and condoned with in
moderation over the failure of his YEN.
ison chase, and took il all meelklv
enough. lie had bagged no game, had
well-nigh lost his own and other lives
had ridden almost blindly into Indian
ambuscade, and yet, in point Of result.
as 1t turned out, that was about the hes
days work he mad done in all his life.
CONTINUED MKT WEEK.
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CHAPTER I.


HE colonel was hop
ping mad. Anybody
could see IL, and every
body within range of
his tongue and temper
felt IL. Bob Gray, the
adjutant, guessed IL be-
fore h g got within
sound of his voice, and
could swear to IL before
he got out again. Be
ing only an adjutant,
however. he couldn't
swear Mt it, and SO keep
On nx,an tartna Vsith hia
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Never in his life had Private
Schramm's blue eyes gazed on scenes
and soldiers such as these. Just what
he expected TO find in the RANKS of the
American army ho had revealed as yet
To no one. 1t was the cvcntful sum
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Wood & Watson % S" % Sal Cloves aHsS s.s 4S e a
PHILADELPHIA'S TURN.


Residents Of tla, s,..~sr City Dsnouncs
the Atrocities ny Turks.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec GA largely at.
tended mass mecsing WAS held In Assocla-
tion hall last night to protest against the
Tnrkish atrocities practiccd upon the
Armenian Christians recently. Tho fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously
ado. .ed:
Resolved. That by wnifully and ~ t,mati-
cai'y abandoning her Christian subjects 10 the
unbridcd lust and unra' arecd t"ociiie {. the
Turkish government demonstrates o. own in
eaDncity to govtri without foreign interfer-
ence.
Resolved, That we condemn the wholesale,
cruel ard barbarous massacre In the Eassonn
district, and implore all CIVILIZED men for the
sake OF common humanity to encourage and
aid US.
Resolved. That we earnestly appeal TO the
dgnatory powers OF the Berlin treaty for sym.
pathy and protection. and respectfully protest
that the justice in reform vouchsafed by the
various existing tre,ties affecting Armenis
have never been scclrcd to her. and we beg fol
th I'm ana fer autonomy.
Resolved, That we earnestly appeal to our
government Ia use it's good offices and take
measures consis stent with our foreign policy
In order th,t the sigma ,ory powers ~ tho Ber-
lin trs atty may be induced 20 enforce without
further delay the proviioa Of the 6lst article
OF said treaty.
Ie-olsed, II at q copy of there re esolutions te
sent 10 the Preside : o tho Tn ted ates
W, th a rcque u that tho n ne he communicate
through the department II 10 the epre-
sentativts cf the s.gnitory pow. rs.
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All trains leave from west end OF Union Depot
Providence.
-saturdays only. s--sundays only,
tDaily.
Tickets between Boston and Providence Qimited)
Il cents, unlimited 81.
w.R. BABcocR, @. PA
T.w KEENAN,, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-29

SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners Of estates assessed or the construe
ton q tewers IN the streets hereinafter named,
are HEREBY notified that the assessments
Tor said construction we're ON the let DAY OF De-
cember, 1894, lodged ~ the onise OF the cisy
Treasurer.
In Promenade street from Rathbone street "
In Jswet street from Aster street to . point
s iss ys o. ss sm sa smi.h o. sfsss 20
In ana street from end OF sewer In Canal strses
to Smith street. and in canal avenue from Canal
street 10 North Main street
In broad street from Lenox avenue TO Thurbsr's
avenue.
IN Alma street from caadaoe street to Pskin
street.
in Wayne street from Douglas avenue to Can
In Burnett street from Eimwood avenue TO Pub
lc street and In Adelaide avenue from Hamilton
stl Get ~ Broad street and In Broad street from
AIDES de aveaue 10 Lenox avenue.
In Atisntie avenue from broad street TO Hamii-
In Jackson avenue from Pottsr's avenue 70
Huntins sto avenue.
In ~cstaeld street from Emwood avenue 70
IA Elmwood avenue from Carlisle avenue 70
Hathaway street aud through Roger Williams
Pa 70 connect with the main sewer OF the Elm
wood division Of improved sewerage.
In Canton street from Regent aysnue to Chalk.
stone avenue. and In Bergen street from Regent
avenue TO Chalkslone avenue
II payment OF the whole OF a-y assessment u
llon will be made on ihe same at the rate Of six
per oentum per annum from The date Of the pay
lnspt 70 said last mentioned date
To be entitled TO ihiee yeaI. which 10 ny lh'
before Dee J, 1895; ope-thifd must be paid on oi
before Dec. ], 1876. with interest; one thifa nus
Il the Srsi instamsnt % % Is not not paid paid al the end
one year from the cay OF the To- sment OF the as
ssssinent with the City Treasurer, tie whole
therefrom at the rate OF ak co. per cent. pe
annpm and expenses Of collection.
deci.imo