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Genuine Article.
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«Tillilll. unison & cu.
no losing-s It, Brooklyn.
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Stuntman t Heaters
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TIN, STEEL ABATE lNll Ilill
Bpaelalatteutioa aimtolobhi liar-
with and
darswiiluhssaaonted bytl pro-aw
memories.
F SILVER.
‘ i, , "Ill l
' lauds strongandaloquent advocate
figuatsla thopersonof Mr.Vsstoi
MWMImeM
”topic. hassd on areaolution offered
a. last 'l'usaday. no. Vest Wilm-
«llsllassas‘ always hand mum
“loath-would resist to the lane:-
‘mtblepnlol theShermauactun—
I‘ll-tarpsalwascoupledwithhimotal-
- f’ ”Yd-Speech.
'iltr-deon to m satin-t the
” “that its overproduction of stlvsrin
, Wilt-lite! hlahonntyoipurpoaa,
l3 “Ml-failsdinthatpaat stataps»
:bfifiMhmuflnstama-r
m
in favor of hi-
» ’ealstenca and declar-
flv'h- sully fluctuated much
vqtyhahqusnions byllr.6rayot
“were, Ir. Vat awrrtsd that any dis-
mal tbs-object would bsimpsriect
udnmuwhicadldnotsamuon
“dd-whtwashown toeveryintal—
Harlan-than! thsvoluras oi money
w- ths oi commodities
.. mudthat thsvolumeoimonvy
_ odittcs
, .mdown.
Isladsa- ths dayiu thavicissitudss
dhblllswhsuMofpapc-rwouidnotbny
aloaiot bread aadwhen a “solarium
would hiya house and lot. ltwasnot
“weaken-ch- did not wish to revive
war“ [Langlflzr]
It osohali the coin currency oi the coun-
Mmm dmtheburdeusof those
whoa-Id moneywould be doubled. and
its prioss oi commodities would he put
down beyond computation.
.- Answers m
It. Palmer—Would the repeal of the
has: art bring the country to a gold
WI
Ir. Vat—J think it would. If the Sher-
.- “ ha upsaled. not another silver
uh will he coined in this country.
Ir. Palmer—Bow docs tbeb'hcrman law
frss coinage!
Hr. Vote-1 do not think it does aid free
ARBITRATION FINISHED.
amunrumuupu
pedal “by.
N" Your. Aug. lh—Ea-liaistsr Edv-
ward J. Phelps, who represented thiseoun-
try at the Court of St. James during Presi-
dent Cleveland's first term. is at the Clar-
endon hotel en route froml’vaacltohh
home in Vermont. While abroad hearted
asoounssl tor tvauited States m
meat before the board oi arldtraiiou
which is considering in Paris the disputs
between the United States and England
over the Behring sea sasl
Hr. Phelps waa asked it there was any
special significance in the fact that Sir
Charles Russell had been hastily sunl-
moned from London to Paris.
”None whatever," said Mr. Phelps, “lilo
less perhaps it may be taken as indicating
that the board oi arbitration in about to
make public its decision. In such aneveut
it would be only natural that Sir Charles,
as leading counsel for the British govern.
ment, would want to be present when it is
delivered. There is. in my opinion, no
foundation for the statement that in a cer—
tainevent England is to bsprrmitted to
present new srldcnos to the arbitratora if
any such agreement had been madaJ would
have been notified of it. and as yet i have
heard of none.
“There is not the slightest foundation in
fact for the statement that there was any-
thing approaching coolness or raucoroua
feeling between the counsel oi England
and those for this government. Our rela-
tions were always of the most pleasant
character, and we acted merely as advo-
cates of our respective sides without the
slightest personal animus. As to the sus-
oration that England will not abide by the
decision if unfavorable to her. i doemfsuoh
I thing absurd. I have no doubt that
England will submit even if she loss
every point in the controversy. This. how-
ever, ishardiy possible. as the outcome of
it all is likely to be a compromise, as all
international questions submitted to arbi-
tration usually are."
Halibut) EXPLOSION.
Denver Firemen injured In a fierce and
”refractive “his
DENVER, Aux. l$.—Firc totally destroyed
the Crescent flour mill and elevator at
Stanton avenue and Montgomery street.
Both buildings worn the property of the
Colorado .‘llllinu and Elevator company,
of which J. E Mullen is president. The
total loss, including a large quantity oi
flour and grain, lv‘ $350,000 in “mm. The
insurance is about I per cent of the loss.
During the tire th’illt‘iifll‘l! Air-Lean was
terribly injurcd by an t‘lplilsltlhgl the dual
room of the mill and maydio. I".Saru-
gaunt. Chief i‘carsey‘s drlver. had an arm
broken by being forced from the roof by a
stream of water from the fire hosc.
A general alarm was given, and every en~
glue in the city was on the scene. Practi-
cally nntliliu; mnld be done toward arrest-
ing the lliliilt’x. as the mill burned like tin-
tll‘l’iill‘l win mun wrapped in tire. In ad
tllfin’n thr- water supply proved to be insul-
tii-iem, am! i: was found hard to get wa
tor of ”mill lwit force to combat the fire.
Within ill) mlnutm from the time it slaw
ml lllk’ mill :1 w burncllbeyuud hope of our.
in: nuyiliIl-z
Tin-re \l- llmvn in the mill when the
llama m n» . nll'l‘r‘tl, and they had but
lint. [in .1 mumpc, so rapid wasthesprrad
I): l‘..v it. v.
All Suggrsiions Are Iliad.
X'i-Jv Ynux. Aug. l3.v"Woaro nowtabu-
lating the propositions made from all parts
at the countryas to the solution of the
financial difficulty," said Synator it. if.
i’ctiixrew of South Dakota II the Filth
Avenue hotel. "The number isl
come to all the senators at the rate of about
i!) each mall. All classes and conditions
of men semi them. They embrace about
all the ixmnlbiliilea. The {flunk oi in!
coinage in the senate are able to hold this
ground agnlnat those who favor unquall'
nod repeal oi the Sherman act.audthry
will hold it until some compromise is
agreed to."
train of Austen Illa. Jule!-
Naw Your. Aug. ill—Thrash Francisco
took up her cables today and started out
to sea Slu- bad on board in officers and
man of the naval soarrvas of l’hlladslpbh
and Bachelor. The cruise will last for
four daya The men will be drillad in the
us. of guns, kreat and small. They will
have a chance to pierce floating Casts with
ride balls and to rrpcl burden with cut»
laaaea. The ship will be in the Delaware
river on Tuesday. 8hr will be luapsctad
by the governor oi I’bnuaylvsulaaod other
officials The San Francisco will return
to this prim on Friday.
(‘19va and m
flaw Your. Aug. lawn. Advertiser
aaya today; "It report was carnal about.
the politicians yesterday that the relations
between President Cleveland and his loo
rotary of war have become vary ranch
strained. The story nova that lament has
been trying to get the ”motionless
Curtain New Yorkers for m. but Cleve
land has cut blm short with a rvhol. This
was more than Colonel lament could
“.mlllissaidthrnwweshw his!
remarks made by each mtlnuaa."
'l’lss Vigil-wt a Whats»
Yrramur Ilarrr, Mai... Au, ill—0t"
the sparkling waters of Vineyard mad
the cup defender. \‘ixllaut. led the JIbilss
and Colouln. it was a great victory for
Ir. built: and his brou- «starboard
sharp, [or the ilostm boat. James. had
curtain: and passed both the “Mind
the victor about l5 minutesan the“
lat-pa Ill-a aad am III lady.
maniac-tau. Ala. Asa. laminates
find“. a seam. unsalted Mrs. D. Klaus.
a white woman. near fiprisg um, Ah,
Sunday. A prune pursued bias all light
and captured him in the woods. AM
hanging “with ma tree the mob Iliad his
body with bullet-and then asst it bios
melt.
no Mata-st rears.
Mann‘s liar, Ham, Aug. lbw-rm
crash-t and Dr. Bryant were dew-the
ylshlna for three loan. Oas oiths
president's dew liar arr-pad from the
asavthssatrsses toGrayGahtrs
TABS. Sillill_li:§~ DEFENSE
OtherCausesThatlilghtfisve
LcdtoHerSon'sDeath.
333 0001331. mm are THEORY. Boston
I la Suggested that the human cs.-
ps-y Was Also Interested In the blast»
“walnut—Witnesses 'I'eil U! the Dead
Ida I“ Lilo.
Timon, Aug. la—The case tor the
prosecution in the trial of Mrs. Shaun hav-
ing been finished, thedeieusr hogan. Cap
lain Bolt made his address toths jury,
outlining the defense Tully. lie held that
the insurance men connected with thecsso
had as much motive in removing young
Shaun's internal organs as Mrs. sharia. M
They were also interested to the saint of
62.01). He did not chat-gs them out and
out with the perpetratiou of the dead, but
wanted the jury to consider all the cir-
cumstances and in doing that to weigh
carefully all that these men did.
Frank C. Barrios. who panned him first
as sound.sent word to Mrs. Shaun the very
moment that he learned that his company
intended to make an investigation, sdvis-
ink her at the same time to "burn this
note." ‘
it had not yet been shown, but it would
be. that Dr. Bergen, the family physician.
had also examined the boyiorliielnsuo
sue: a little time before he was taken ill.
insurance companies discharge agents if
they do not prosecute them for passing as
sound applicants for insurance who are
really unhealthy. Thedafcuse did uotsay
that these men dissmbowelsd the boy. but
when motiu-waa talked of the circum-
stances must be
Suspicio- Rested on (”but
Suspicion has been thrownon the mother
alom‘. while there was suspicion enough to
invalire half a dozen prawns inltaide the
Shaun family. insurance Aurel-t Gough's
connection with tho cm t‘. also con:-
meuted on by counsel. lie went to Prince
ton in the diikuise oi a detective and was
the tlrst to mention anything about an au-
tops].
llo engineered the autopsy. lilo inter-at
in the matter he ndmittedon the stand
when he said that if a murder couldbe
proven his company would not have to
pay the insurance.
The prisoner at the bar was not a mar
dot-ass, and it she had an accomplice. aathe
state coriaes, she must have confused
hcracl to he one. must have confided to
some one the secret oi the awful crime.
The stateghargeu that the viscera were
removed to conceal this crime. The de-
lease holds that they were removed to can
real the fact that they were diseasad and
that the interest oi the insurance men in
their removal walls great as Mrs. Shaun's
James Packer. who Claimed to be an in-
timate friend of young Shaun, was the tint
witness for the defense. lie testified to
visiting several houses oi ill fame with
Shana in Trenton between Christmas and
New Year's lmt‘wintrr. “'illiam McVey
also lulll of debauchery in cmnpauionship
with Shawn. McVey admitted that he had
been convicted in this court and sent to
prison. ['ndcr croaa cxaminatlon the wit«
hen was forced to acknowledge that ho
had served a tent) for larceny and that
sentence had been suspended on him once.
lluuh Shaun. a brother of John. the do
ceased, next testiflsdthat he saw the latter
taking medicine last winter and that his
brother admitted the nature of his alllle‘
lion in him.
Witness heard his brother praise his
mother for her devotion to him. He alien
saw tin-m kiss and exhibit other signs of
ailcotlnn for each other.
lira. altar-air Mater loath-a.
Hrs. Harriett ll. Gray-J slstoroi Hrs
Shaun, testified that she visited at her
house almost every day during John’s ill-
nrsa. She used to go into the sick chamber
and always. talked to him. Witness would
remain from five minutes to a half hour
each time. ills mother gave John tbsmost
lovin raw. John could not hear to have
her oi oi his night and wanted heralways
to occupy a certain stat. so that humid
are her when he awoke.
Mrs. Isabella l'pdyke. a half sister 0!
In. Shana. also testiilad that the latter
was devoted to her slrh arm. Their velar
lions were very tender and loving. Ira.
flhaau waited on him day and niaht and
never misc-tn! him for a minute.
Mrs. Nannie Kelly. a daughtlr oi Mrs.
Shana, testified that abs inquestly saw
John tahs nwdlcias during the months at
January and February last. llrdld not
tell her what the medicine was for. Dur-
ing blalast illnessbrmw vary wealaad
helpless Ills mother was always kind and
aiisctleaate to him. Dr. Ilrv'ra said his
richer— was due mssvrral causes. batons
oitbemhesaldhedidnntcare to ml the
family.
Hrs. Kelly repeated theater] oi the three
mystsrteuslasussitwas told her by bar
leather and as it has bass told saver-l
times on the withers stand. Court“
IWa Hives Gm
3mm”, Ma, Asa. low-Tbs stass sil-
vvv convention was called to order hymn-
vrnor Melton-ell. The large ball was
packed, and uvstvly all tbs math is the
state were "mull. Arrea- tbs
were banners baring thiusriptisu."itts
ir-No Communism” A soul-lites of In
on permanent «pulsation was saluted
aadammitheoilleam
Thea the convention “learned.
1h Iowa W m .
var mans. Asa. "who stats asa-
veatios oi Republics brass stubs“
harstrldaywithlflhm taste-ad- l’
seer. Themtestteraomisatisalsrmv—
morass boom veryaattvv. haul Di.
“financial-inflow. Inlayutaa
1“:qu (allow Jackson closely. if not
even .
Stevens and County
Ill WASHINGTON IT. IIIllBE.
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THE BASEBALL SCORES.
IA‘I'IOIAL moor ours
“New Yosh— . IJIJ.
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Clcvrhnd.....o l o l 0 l o 1 ad!!!
Parrottsnd Murphy. ilutlmpn anduunson
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Chicago"! 0 0 O 0 2 0 0 l 0 510 I
stratum and Weaver: Abbey, Hutchinson
lance. limpleraruthsrs.
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Ballasts ...... 010010002—591
"Nehru. ..... loOIONOlawiili
Gabon and Pelt; 1:2th and Earle. Um-
pin—Jinn
Will! ”All“! GAME”.
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TOLD m PARAGRAPHS.
Tho religious riots In Bombay are ended.
A complvic electric plant is to be placed
in the Clinton prison at liannemora, S. Y.
The indications are for autumn bushels
oi spring wheat in Minnesota and the Dr
kular.
Professor A. Nowell. one of Maryland's
ionmost educators, died at iiarrr do
Grace.
A million feet oi lumber and Consider-
able property have la‘cu dull-aye! by forest
fires in Wisconsin.
Alix-rt 7a~iglovv of Elizabeth, ‘N. 3., in
the parent-1: of his wife, blew OK the top
of his head. The failure oi a patent to sell
crazed him.
ltalian depositors in closed Colorado
banks have made mmplaint to the ltaliau
minister at Washington that they cannot
get their money.
Dr. J. ll. Burnt-mm, president of the
Warren County (N. Y.) Medical society,
was thrown from his buggy and killed in
a collision in Saratoga.
The doctors in the Kerr York hospital
refused to tell the cause of the death oi
Anaemblyman \V'. II. Shields of llmoklyu.
who died in that hospital.
Dr. Robert W. Buchanan was sentenced
by Recorder Smytb oi New York to be ens
run-d by electricity sonn- timc «luring the
won-k beginning with Monday, Oct. 1
Clara l’rrry 'l'homaaoi New York, whose
intended husband, David J. Solomon. was
removed to an asylum by his brothers. has
secured another writ oi haboaa corpus.
Flu-e ll hilahlplh.
i’tliumtu'ma. Aug. Ill—A pot oi var.
nlsb boiled our “the paint and varnish
works of ll. 6. Groves & "m. Broad and
Gravy streets. causing a are which lie
strayed the building. William A. Grant
and Jacob Lanny. employees. were badly
burned by the expltllon of the varnish pot.
William l". Albrecht's stable and storage
house at Thirtleth and Diamond street:
were burned. Firemen James Masai". lil-
berl fiteveuson and John Shea were in-
iurrd. the former seriously. iloys smoking
cigarettes started a tire which destroyed
the stable of Peter Smith in west Philadel-
phia. together with four small dwellings
Fourth m Wm
Waunamus. Ana. law—Tho following
fourth clam postmaster- were appointed:
New Ybrh (’hurubuaru. ll. 3.111;le
i'. l). limrulugeziiulitlrsland Cent-r. William
A. You»; Potters Hollow. John Mulberry;
tlchaylers l‘alla. ll. ll liven-t.
l‘flmaylvauh hull-allied... W. H. zap“...
ins; ilrwhwayvlllr. 1'. A. lollhausy', I'm
man-lava. W. D. fritohman; Ilopwwell (70¢,
um Works. i. It ('rsvpcr, Jollytrrwu. Jean-an
Dye; Minot llsthsi. Ham "only; Portland.
Ogden limbs dado Level. Goal-d;
Walkabout. a. (3. times: Wind . W. R.
hast-as
Ilsa W to I‘ve I ill-Vent.
Wauusurm. Ana. umm reported
disa at like Dairy Garland.
in in of rioAttovnsy tlrusral Garland.
from her hosts in Little Rock was“
leading. lilas Harland has returned home
She had been to Baltimore virtue. trials
of the family and incidentally content
with the high authorities of the Catholic
church oi that city pvvpsrakwy “eaten
in. a soars-l.
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DAN SICKLES' FENCE.
There is a Big, Big Row About
it Now.
m mum DAUGHTER W38.
'1! It Is W Down, . Inelas-
Mthstlsanal Will lav-It
lob-lit and as to law [limit—Tbs
Inuollhlanousbralnnyhs.
Naw Your. Aug. Ill—Several oi the
town officials oi New ilochelleaay that de-
. spite the financial stringency the town
treasurer will pay a print of a gold double
can. to anybody who will find out exactly
what the disputs was between the agents
of (learnt! Daniel I". Sicklss' estate and
hills Carrie Easinger, who is known asthe
milkman’s daughter. The dispute issp-
pareutiy over a brand new picket fence
which Gcnsral Sickles' brother-in—law.
George Sawyer, built last week along
North street at the boundary line of part
of the extensive Sickles property.
A lawsuit. at any rate, has been begun
over the fence and has excited as much if
not more attention than was amused by
the litigation over Bourke Cochran’a fence.
The contention between the milkman’s
daughter and Mr. Sawyer includes the
building oi drains. the filling in thereof
later on and thealleced infringement upon
the town rights in extending the sickles
fence out into Cloguie avenue. which cuts
east and went across North street.
mas last-“rs claim.
Miaa Carrie Easing". who is s strapping
his blood, has instructed her lawyer to
"to gobble up half of the roadway” of
‘lognle avenue, with a view that whon the
town improvements which are being push-
edahcml reach Cloguie art-nus and that
thoroughiarr is laid out anew the town
surveyors will have to cut oil asiice oi
hrr prop-"y to widen the road and let the
Sickleu property alone.
The row is even iunnirr than the die
putc about the drains. which began two
years rum when Liquor Dealrr Mohr of
Avenue A and Seventh street bought a lot
on the Si: Rum estate. built a house there
on and truth-kl, as he says, Agent Saw'yer’s
permimiou to build a drain leading into
“almond brook. lunkeaper Redmond,
who is a jolly Irishman and proud of the
fact that the brook was named after him.
hid last night that it would puzzle a
Pennsylvania Dutchman to explain the
"snarl" that had uriacii over the drains
and over the fence,
licaith Uilircr Dalrymplc saidina cheery
tone:
"l‘ll give up the conundrum about the
fruce right at the start, but l will say that.
1 consider that General sickle» and his
agent un- purlrcily right about filling in
the drains. They obeyed the orders oi the
authorities like good citizens."
The tom: authorities are now awaiting
with great interest the outcome of tho ilti~
gallon over the Sicklea truce They said
that they mlly sllllli'l- know who would
Win. lliu limingor. the inilkmau'r daugh—
ter, who mun several homes. says that she
issuing to hire men to chop that part of
the Smiles it'lli'v' llama which she claims
illegally prujcru Into the roadway of
Charlie avenue. li she carries out this:
threat. there will be lots of fun in New
Rochelle, for it was stated last night that
Congressman Sir-klrs‘ agent will rebuild
the fence or fast as it is destroyed and bring
counter suits for damagrs besides
(turret Mountain ADI-so.
Panama, N. J.. Aug. lip-A sparhirotn
a locomotive on the Lackawanna railroad
set. tire to the tall and wither-d grass at the
foot of Garret mountain. and in a irw mlu‘
um afterward the underbruah, trees and
vines that clum‘ to the slopes on the south
oi the heiuhts and perpendicular rocks on
the north aid.- mro in a blaze, illuminating
the city and country for miles around. A
force of men fought the fire and saved the
few millmcrl that are nestled among the
irons from destruction.
lasers Killed In an lispbsloa.
i!o|.y.\x,\\'usb., Aux. lbw-The L'nlou l’a-
ciflc strainer Annie l-‘alon. plying on Snake
river between ilipula. Wash. and Lewis.
ton. ida, was blown up off Wails’s bar,
four miles brlorv Almots. Serra pvrsons
were killed and all on board injured. The
vessel was blown to pieces. The names of
tbs killed an; Thor-nae McIntosh and
brother. passengers; lira Topper), purser’s
wiir'. Gum l’arwrll. waiter; Joseph Bush,
drchhaad; William Kidd. drchMaud
a fireman whose christian name is Paul.
lialpsl Ilev truths It" In! limb-Id.
Macon, "0.. Aug. Ill—Dr. l). V. How—
ard oi Buckley was shot and killed by bk
wli’s sad brothsoll-law at New Boston.
5‘ floats weal-sun lioward warm-ad
ills-d lav whipping his wife and placid I'l-
dry- a bond to lirep the poses. it after»
ward road him tor a dim and away.
it. got dmul and went to New Bouoaaod
val-d a row with his wife aadhsrbvothrr.
aadtkyuot into a Mt. with thahova
results.
'I'bs m CUR-
noooasaams. N. l‘.. Asa. l‘r-NI lbs
listsdlth «as. Dr. Allison ossnpisd the
witness slaad‘ during the aim
Uadna search an «rumination soo-
duflad by Dr. Mum hs stated M
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Harding‘s food.» sworn to by“
Lynch. without “satin
lat Wash limit-haw
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claim that Congressman Sicklas is trying .
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Best Made.
at the lowest prices.
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if living. at £3 years of age.
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flakes an {wry-day COHVCfIt’ ice of an
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Prepared with scrupuium (so. Highest
award at all Pure Fond Expm‘: l- us. Each
package makes two large pus. Avoid
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Bill BDTTIEMAKES SEAL
Full Directions With
Each Bottle.
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bbl :th'ic bag. Pang ii arr for pics and c as.
“Mike better. M '8» boiler pastry.
"are we sell the (ioahcn. ('i..
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come back to m for better.
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Mackerel. $ T . 20.
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Fresh Vegetables
every morning.
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Burglar-Pig Sales.
Bani Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
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