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HoRsE THIEr,s CRUELTY RUINED MN.
Animal He'd stolen Broke Down Under His
Treatment and Caused His Arrest.

Treatment ana caused HIS Arrest
The sight OF driver Of a hanson cab bru-
tally beating his horse at 173d street and Third
avenue attracted large crowd last night. The
animal was 50 completely tagged out that it
could not move, yet tho driver dashed 1t cruelty
with his whip. The crowd yelled " shame"
but the beating continued until the horse
dropped on the car tracks.
just then Policeman Ackcrly 81 the fremont
station came up. He attempted to raise the
animal to its feet. and tho driver lashed at him
with his whip Ackery. assisted by the crowd.
pulled him from his seat and arrested him.
The horse was dragged Of the tracks. and
after being GOuscd with water and dosed with
stHtou. Their" IN" Sergeant noticed that the
why" lie exclaimed. there's n general
alarm out for this cab. II belongs 10 Edward
}. Reagan Of - stanton street. and was stolen
from him this morning while he was in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. This prisoner il the
thc'"
The cahman admitted it. He said he was
James Frank II years old. 522 West Twenty
seventh strcet He also volunteered the in,
Gallery, and that he was arrested year ago by
Detective Petros!no OF the Central Ofilce on a
charge OF homicide.
itook the horse" he said. and drove to
Fifth Avenue Hotel. whore ! was going TO
leave II. when the blamed plug gave out and
got me pinched | didn't want the rig. i only
wanted to get to Port Chester
, Frank was locked w on charge OF grand
larceny. He was also charged with cruelty to
animals. A veterinary surgeon, who, was
working over the horse, at midnight. said he
feared the animal would die
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MRS. RICH ASKS PROTECTION.
Gov. Sayers of Texas Forwards Her Protect
Against lNtraditiou.

AUSTIN. Tex, July ll.-Mrs ]. d. Rich. the
American woman whose sXtraditiOn is wanted
by the Mexican authorities to answer tho
charge Of the murdered her husband in Juarez.
Mexico. the evidence Of the case being now in
the hands OF the Stat" Department ut Washing
ton for review. has appealed to Gov. Sayers to
protest against her being turned over to
the Mexican authorities The accused woman
alleges that her jewels and other valuablcs
to the value OF over $1,000 are now in possess
sion of the Mexican authorities and that under
the Mexican law these articles can be retained
permanently II her eNtraditiOn Is granted She
asserts that plot EXISTS to rob her OF her wealth
in this manner and that she is wholly innocent
OF the charge OF murder
Cos SayerS has forwarded the information
and papers which the woman placed in his
hands to Secretary Of State Hay with the re-
quest that careful consideration OF the case be
e
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LOOKING For 4 MISSING HUSBAND.
Mrs. Marguerite II. Turner Asks the Detroit
Police to Find Her spouse.

DETROIT Mich. July ll.-Mrs. Marguerite
Beggs Turner. a comely young woman OF New
York city. is here looking for her husband.
Ernest Turner. who she says, deserted
her in New York several days ago.
She says that two years ago while
living in Aiken. S. c., she visited New Jer-
sey and there met Mr.. Turner whose home.
at that time. was Urbana, o., where he was
living with rich uncle named Cairns. After
she returned homo they corrcsponded, and she.
very much in love with Turner. and wealthy
through the death of her father. who left all
his money for her in trust with her mother. en-
deavorcd to induce her mother to consent to
her marrying him. Tho mother refused and
she made runaway match. They were mar
ried il Aiken and went to New York city where
he had apartments on West Thrty-second
street.
Mrs. Turner's mother refused to give up any
says her husband fell under tile influence
of drummer. who induced him to
stay out late at nights and TO neglect her.
A little over two weeks ago, she says, Turner
came home with this other man and
appeared TO be hypnotiZed. He talked strangely
and seemed to be in trouble. Her usband's
friend told her that her husband was in danger
she pawned about 1900 worth OF diamonds
and gave the money to her husband He went
out noxt morning and did not return.
Mrs Turner received word that her husband
was in Detroit. and for i've days the detective
depa rim ent has been lOOki Ing for him.
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BIG TOW BLOCKS 6 FERRIES.
SIXTY CdNALBOATS TRY TO ROUND
THE BATTERT TOGETHER.

uawsers snap and the DisJointcd FIotilia Is
damned HcIter SHELTER Against the slips
An Army of Tugs Sorts and Releases
Number of Imprisoned Ferrybonts.
Sixty canalhoa,s. dashed two abreast md
strung together In long procession. came
down the North liver yesterday In tow. The
tug Osccoa was leading. The boats were on
their WAY to the canabont slips above Pior 3
AID extending to Pier q, East River.
At so o'clock In the afternoon the boats
started around the Battery. There was
strong cbb tide, and as they went
around tho curve the effect was some
thing ike tho schoolhoy gamc OF crack
ing the whip" The boats last in line
were snapped far out until they reached nearly
a. far south as Governors Island The haw-
scrs did not break. however. aud the line was
Strengthened out again.
Finally some Of the hawsers broke and the
ilotiIla was damned across the six ferry SLIPS
about the Battery. Some Of the boats were
loaded with lumber which was piled high on
o OH I%'S SeIe g mdTchandsc they were all
banged Ia together. healing this way and that.
The fT1wE siE7 were e2 Itbn,s ay S
and i"t The Ro barge Once Sir from which the boat
Tie Gen. hancock was caught in the last slip
hnd couldn't make lis regular trip ne same
TAT" hcf"II Il staten ls!anu BOAT, llaHlltOn
ay,nur boat. the South Ferry boat South
nrookiyn. and the Pennsylvania boat Mauch
Chunk
When the staten Island boat finally got away
after III" IAN was broken she had over LOO
passengers on board
"y,"ra tug that went to the canal boats
and tried 10 break the Jam were caught also.
and ono ot them had narrow escape from
Fulliy npt uuiglry Of the Beverwyck Tow
Ing Cor uHuy was scnt for. He sent out an
aun} a.. tuK~ and after an hours hard work
a. lrt,h An hn "A
tt"hrd. aud the ranalboats resumed their pro-
cres,on ur the East River
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FREIGHT RATES on GRAIN ADVANCE.

Nebraska shippers Say New Rates Are Pro-
hibitve and Crop Will BE Stored.
OMAHA. Nch. July 1.-THE grain men arc
very much wrought up over an advance Of from
3 to 3 cents nor hundred in the grain rates be-
tween Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard.
This makes the rate from Chicago to New
York II cents per hundred on grain. On corn
the advance Is from lOll to % cents. Added to
the rate from Omaha to Chicago this makes
the freight rates on grain from Nebraska
almost IrOhibtlve.
The grain shippers OF Omaha assert that
little wheat md corn " i'll be shipped out OF
Nebraska at these rates, but that most OF the
crop this year will be stored. Some OF tho
grain will reach tho seaboard by the southern
route, where tho rates are lower.
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BRYAN TANKS TO GOLD MINERS.
Addresses Two Large Meetings in the Cripple
Creek District Yesterday.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. July 1l.-William
Jennings Bryan addressed large gatherings Of
gold miners at Victor this afternoon and at
Cripple Creek tonight He discussed the in
come tax. tho mOn"y question. trusts and i'm
pe ria'iSm. The miners cheered his advocacy
OF free and unlimited coinage OF silver.
At Cripple Creek the large Fourth OF July
amphitheatr", which had been left standing,
loving cup made oil gold and silver in the pro-
portion Of III to | was presented to Nr Bryan
by his admirers Gov Charles 5. Thomas
Mr.. Bryan will make the trip 10 Denver to-
night. and thence viii go to Boulder to address
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THE NEW WHISKEY TRUST.
incorporated at Trenton with n Capital of
S125, OOO,O 600.

TRENTON n. j., July IL The new Whisky
Trust was Incorporated her. to-day under the
name OF the Distiing Company of America.
the capital stock being 1925. 100000. OF this
amount s55.OOO.0OO is preferred stock en-
titled to per cont. cumulative dividend. The
incorporators are Walter $, Dryfoos and Fran
ella Il. Foraker of Nav York and George +. +.
Howard of South Orange. Y. ]. This company
absorbS the American Spirits Misunderstanding
Company the Kentucky Distilorles and Ware
house Company, the Spirits Distributing Com
PHpy and hs SSpdarf bDsnG and R
ested ip,clmdc william c. whitney, Thomas
frederick p. Olcott. T. F. Ryan and T. A. q.
WiJcner.
PITTsBURG. Pa. July 1.-THE Distllery
Company OF North Amerca, the new whskey
trust Incorporated in New Jersey with capital
OF Sl25,OO0,O0O has bought tho Gibson Dstll-
lery. at Gibsonton. paying about S2.OO0.OO0 for
the plant. The dstillery has been operated by
Joseph Sinnot Of Philadelphia. under the firm
paine Of Moore snnot III i is said that hat, Mr.
tions on other dIstierte in this district, The
options expired and all the firms except Moore
4 Snnot refused to extend them until Oct. l.
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RErEvUE NIGHT FOR BOB NELSON.
Did Amy of the Arrested Tendcrloin Women
Get Away"

Did Any of the Arrested Tendcrloin Women
Get Away"
Thirty. Owe names OF disorderl woman ap.
pcare1 on the returns Of tho renderlOin no.
lee station when those records of arrests made
during the night arrived at the jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday morning. but no meAtion
was made Of twsnty-seven other women OF
the same kind who, some Of The prisoners said.
were arrested the same night.
ono of the names not on tho returns was
that Of Blanche LudCvc. who saws she was
arrested by Policeman Binnin0 about lo:30
9"ock a. Twenty street and
morning. though Bnning arragnsd seyera
other woman. or course her story. which
came out 10y accident goes Tor what II is
worth She said
Il was grabbed bv the arm by Binning and
steps Of u Rrnadwny ear which was going to
take. When wasnocked up at thsstation llgayee
the matron $ TO send a messenger for friend
who could get me money to pay Bob Nelson
Tor. my bond. l got the mcnsy, and ] was
hailed out hv Nelson AZ soon as I had paid the
$40 Ny next trouble was to raise 81 more to
A friend Of mnelwent to the station at o'clock
+ the morning and paid the s. The bond was
girls arrested that night at least and know
that more OF them paid their fines at the sta
ton, after having first paid for a bondsman to
-0ne q the women who were arralgned before
MAGISTRATE. 0,msted in the court Yesterday
hpruened to hear person remark that the
TenderIoIn notice, had arrested thirty-fvs
matron say that she had had si1ty-two women
turned over to her during the evening"
r. codrt, were fined from So to $40, each and
tn" total 9mount ot fines collected from them
had been haed out during the night. paying
SO each 10 tho professional bondsmen.
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BRITISH WARSHIPS READY.
CRUISER AND GUNBOAT NAVE Ar
RIVED At DELdGOd BAY

Troops Volunteering for Service In the
Transvnal in tho Event OF Trouble
French Opinion That England Is Trying
to Force n Clash with tho Beers.
Special cable D,IDdhh,s TO THE suS.
LONDON. July ia despatch from Lourenzo
Marquee. Delagon Bay. says that the British
cruiser Doris and tho Gunboat Widgeon have
arrived there.
The New South Wales Lancers. which are
training at Adershot. have volunteered for
service in tho Transvaal.
BRISBANE. July 1.-THE Government OF
Queensland has cabled to Colonial Secretary
Cham berlain Offering the services OF 25O
mounted infantry. with officers and machine
gun in the event OF hostilties in the Transvaal.
PARIS July 1.-THE Temps declares that
supreme effort is being made by England TO
bring tho Transvaal crisis TO q belligerent
denouement
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FRENCH ACTION pLEASES ITALY.
Latter Will Punish the Spy Arrested at
Nice and Pardoned by Loubet.
Srtctal CABLE Drtpaich TO TIL

Special CABLE Drspaich TO THE sux.
PARIS. July 1.-THE Figaro says that tho
pardon OF the Italian General Gilletta di San
Giuseppe. who was recently sentenced by the
French authorities to five years imprisonment
for espionage at Nice. is an act OF international
courtesy to Italy. The Italian Government
was absolutely ignorant Of the Generals
actions. and will summary punish him after
his release by France.
A despatch from Rome says that the release
OF Gen Gilletta di San Giuseppe has produced
a most favorable impression there.
On the other hand. the anti-revisionistP Paris
ian journals strongly denounce the action OF
the Government in releasing him.
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Married in n Trolley Car.
From me 81. Tours R.publtc.

ST TosErH. Mo. July 5.-The Rev " B.
OF stockton. Mo. were married N a Iauidly
moving str""' car, This afternoon ~ the pros
runaway match. but tho young people chose
thu time and place Tor the novelty OF III" stu
alton and in "A spirit 81 adventure. Tho core
monv was performed hy the Rev. &. H. Powers
~ this city. Tn" bridal party chartered II spo-
cial car. and II was pr"ttIy decorated as If for
trolley party. They started for Rrug Park.
in the northern part OF the city. and the cere-
mOuy WAS begun as tho car rounded the loop
at the cu,lanr" 70 IN" park. Al short curve
"Ne-." but Instead she urrhed forward into
the arms Uf tho groum-man and almost fell of
the car. Otherwise the wedding was pro-
uounrod by all participating to he a complete
succebs.
They ore made Of fruit pepsin and digest food
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Louise Richardson. inmate of a Tenderloin
house at 10 West Thlrty-llrst street in tho
same block as the police station. tried to kill
herself yesterday by inhaling Illuminating gas
She was found in her bed about noon. In her
mouth was found one end Of a tube attached
at the other end to a gas Jet. Beside her on
the bed lay a hundl" of letters from man
She was taken to Bellevue. When Capt Price
moved into the precinct the notorious Lillian
Clifton opened this house. which had been
vacant. When the Mazet committee came to
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GRAND DUKE GEORGES DEATH.

Disease Due to an Injury n Training
Shlp-His Interest In Naval Affairs.
Sptciol cable DtSpdch 10 THE Sun.
vienna July 1.-The origin Of the malady
which caused the death OF the Czarevich. who
died Yesterday at Abbas Touman. in tho eau
casus is attributed to n fall which he had from
the rigging Of the training ship Svctana at
Cronstadt in 1892. which injured his chest
His interest In naval matters. which he ac-
1uired during his cadetship, lasted until the
end lie studied tho modern naval works in
the English language. He translated one Of
Capt Mahan's works into Russian. He was
Liligent reader Of Russian and foreign news
papers
It's stated that he was morGanatically but
not secretly married. lie leaves no children.
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NO MORE RANCID FATS, OILS OR DANGEROUS A
UNLIKE ANY OTHER SOAP EVER MADE

skinand
ifent pee he
bnc
it w
he
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a fires o the poac omo heath
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CARDINAL TEoDoLFo MERTEL DEAD.
He Was the Oldest Member of the Sacred
College in Years and in Point of Service.

Sp,cidl Cable Deird.ch 10 The SUs.
ROME, July ll.-Cnrdnal Teodolfo Mertel.
Vice Chancellor OF the Holy Roman Church.
died day. lie was born in 1906. and was
created a Cardinal in 1853, thus being the
oldest member Of tho Sacred College both in
point OF years and service as n Cardinal.
The oldest Cardinal In point OF years IL now
Luigi d Canossa, Bishop Of Verona. who was
born In 1909. but who did not obtain tho red
hat until 1877. Luigi Oreglia di Santo Stelano.
CamerlenGo Of the Holy Roman Church. &c.
is now the Dean OF the Sacred College. he
having been made q Cardinal in 1873.
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Miss Grnnt MAY BE MnrrIed in Augnst.

NEWPORT. Il. l.. July 1.-THE wedding OF
Miss Julia Dent Grant, daughter Of Gen. and
Mrs Fred Grant. will take plar" at Newport in
the early fail. Mrs, Potter Palmer said to-
wSiding had been made, Prince Michael
Chntacnzene vii! arrive here early in August
Tn" wedding will probably be the latter part ~
August. and will b" celebrated al "Beaulieu,"
tho Mlllum Waldorf Aston place
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To Discuss Canal Inquiry Reports.

ALBANY, July Attorney General Davies
will visit Gov. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to-mor-
row night to discuss the forthcoming reports
Of counsel appointed 10 90 over ia" testimony
OF the Canal Improvement hives iCa'ing Com
MISSION aud - decide whether prosecutions
should b" ordered. The reports Of the coun-
sci with the comments OF the Governor will
nruLnbly De male nuLle early MeNt Meek.
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DnEYFrs pUrs on HIS UNIFORM.
Has a Long Interview with His Counsel ant
Is in Excellent Health.

SPECIAL Cable Dr,pdtch TO The Sun.
RENSEs. July I'm. Demange had a two
hours interview with Dreyfus this afternoon.
He found him in excellent health and spirits
Dreyfus has almost finished his study Of the
dossier and he and n. Demangs will work to-
gether on it for the remainder OF the week
Commandant Carrisre will finish his report
between July 90 and % and the court martial
will meet at the beginning Of August.
Dreyfus tried on his new uniform to- day and
found that it fitted him well. He will wear it
on Saturday.
PARIS. July II Commander Myszkowski de-
clares that Gen. Brugere. who has lust been
appointed Military Governor Of Paris. made
the statement on July 2. 1897. that Dreyfus
had betrayed the secret OF the Robin shell to
Germany.
The Figaro says in reference to the crueltIes
10 which Dreyius was subjected on DEVILS
Island "One must not blame the warders. but
the principals who are not men. but vipers and
hyenas"
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CHICAGO. July II big Dan CouXhlin Of
Croniu murder notor"ty. charged with bribing
Jurors in Cook county courts. failed 10 appear
to-day.
CourhIin's attorney refused to he inter-
viewed ON the question a. his clients whore
appear a search will have to be made for hun,
aud the States Attorney lost no timo in pre-
pairing To- bring him to Justice.
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British Consul at Barcelona Shows How She
Still Has Advantages.

LONDON. July 1.-THE British Consul at
Barcelona says in his annual report that SPANS
average exports amount to ia. 7H4. 446 resetas
annually. The exports to the Antilles and the
Philippines are 1S5,243.7l2 pesetas. and, hav-
ing the same entry rights as the United States.
Spain will not feel the loss OF her colonies, for
the present at least. Tho inhabitants OF the
islands speak Spanish and Catalan and the
Spanish manufacturers know their require
ments. besides having the cheapest labor
hence Spain will keep her trade predominancs
In her lost colonies for many years.
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syndicate Backing Mrs. Druce's Claim That
T.C. bruce Was the Duke of Portland.

Special CaLs DrEpsieh TO TUE Sun.
IoNpoS. July 1.-THE syndicate fund for
carrying on the case Of Mrs. Anna Maria bruce.
who Is endeavoring to prove that her father-in-
law. r. c. bruce, was the rightful Duke Of
Portland. now amounts to 10000. II has been
raised by private substitution. II Is expected
that the fund will reach an amount double that
sum in few days.
The fund has been placed under the control
OF a committee, one member OF which is Il
member OF the House Of Commons. Steps are
being taken 10 bring the matter before the
House OF Lords.
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To Advance East-Bound Grain Rates.

An advance in east bound grain and pro-
vision rates will DO made by the trunk lines on
Aug. !. making the Chcago-Now York grain
rate II conts. against liz cents at present. and
the corn rate 10 cents, against lOi, cents For
export shipments from Chicago. via Now York.
the advance ia corn will be y cent to IL cents.
shipped to the European markets tho rate
will be I cents a hundred pounds. the same as
now On provisions both export and do
nestle. the rates will be % cents. an increase
OF 5 cents in the export rates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12
r.hestrian Knocked wheeIman Down.

Dr. Alexander s. Levcntry Of III East Hath
s'rr"t was crossing Eighth avenue at llGth
stree, last night when he saw a wheeman ap-
prCsrhlug. who hs believed intended 10 run
hlp down.
When re wheelman reached the doctor. the
doctor luDhl"d wheel and rider into the road
way. IhN, blcylIst. who was Arthur Etsrhcs
OF 3-lu Ith avenue. caused the doctors ar
rest lie was not held.
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RetmurE the news facilities ~ a tru-tU urthy morn.
iug publication. together with corresponding eli.
rntage, have designated raE So tner urncai News
AEl Advertising medium. luer" IL printed each
day com pete may nf Real Estate transactlOns
together with la Of Real Estate Auction sales to
oC,uI,-Adp,
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Another Combine Asnin.t Mannn at Homo.

CLEVELAND. O.. July ll-An alliance was
effected this morning between the Holcomo
and Mckisson factions % this county against
Senator VI, A. Hanna.
There have been three campaign committees
ia this county for some time. and all bitterly
ANTAGONISTS. Two II these have joined issues
10 make common war against 'he Hanna com
mttee. The new rvmmltt~" selected sept, I
a. the date for the R"luhllcan primaries, one
week previous to the date fixed by tho Hanna
ommittee.
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Foundry Trust the Latest.

TRENTON n. j.. July 1.-THE Central
Foundry Company. with a capital stock Of
$l40OO. 900. fled articles OF Incorporation to-
day The company proposes to manufacture
soil pine and DO a general foundry business.
The Delaware and Atlantic Railroad Comp any
tai OF S6.0OO.OOO to build a railroad from
Gloucester city to Atlantic City.
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Old Matchmaker n Suicide.

Francis Hester 81 years old. matchmaker
committed suicide yesterday in his room at
Ga Fifth street by shooting himself through
the right temple. business had been bad with
him htoly AMI he had hcromc dcspondent
Yesterday afternoon his two sisters with
whom he lived heard pistol fred in his room.
aud rushing in found him dead. revolver in
his right hand
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England Wants American Reports on Cam
Ger Treatment.

NItc1dT nOTt UTTVNT'H 70 he Mn.
IoHDoS. July ll.-In tn" Hons" Of Commons
to day Mr. Broderick. Parliamentary Foreign
Secretary promised to ask the British EN-
bassy at Washington to procure tho reports OF
the Buffalo Laboratory on tho study Of cancer
Il thnt In Ct ltnlinn.
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The Cape Town Mails.

NpFcINI IFVDWTTT 0IF.
LONDON. July / 1.-THE Cape Town mail con-
tracts with the Union aud Castle lines II
steamships have been renewed by tho Gov
eminent, The new contracts ,tipulate that
the mails shall be carried in sixteen and half
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Took Very Large Dose of Paris Green.

PLAINFIELD. y. j.. July ll.--Whils under tho
influence OF liquor this afternoon Ambrosia
NIari"nsrhHuck Of Dunc!lon drank nearly n
quart ~ pdriS green 'ulul. The poison was
PUMPED ont OF him, but it is feared that he
will die.
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70 DETECT THE WASTE OF WATER.
Newark Inspectors Will Use a Device Called
the WateTphone."

The Newark Street and Water Commission-
ers are worried by the waste OF water through
out the city. Six mon will lie appointed to 60
about the city ut night. looking for houses
known IA n watcrph0ne." Is to be employed.
II 3 an iron rod that reaches the tUrn-ON cock.
with an ordinary telephone r0rpi"ce at th0 up
per end. Tn" inspector goes 20 the box in
front of the building. places tho end 81 the rod
on the tum-oir cprk and listens II water is
running through the pipes anywhere Ia the
house he can hear IL.