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CITY ITEMS.

FhDAlI July 81.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-Otfcer J. H. Bur
ley last evening arrested female named Mary Stephen
n charge OF stealing gold watch.
THEFT OF WATcH.-Joseph Gardner was
taken into custody on charge OF stealing silver
lever watch from Mr.. J. o. Carpenter.
ANOTHER GRAND LARcESY.-Ofhcer McGee OF
the Fourth Ward this morning arrested Peter Quin, on
charge Of stealing cab (No 90 and two horses, the
property Of Mr.. Murphy.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Timothy Sullivan
and Daniel Fritz arrested last night charge OF
buying stolen goods knowing them 10 be such. The
accused We're detained to- answer.
ESCAPED CoSvICT RETAKES-John Mitchell an
escaped convic, from Biackwclls leland. re;Aken in
this City last night by officer Shadbo! and sent back TO
his old quarters.
ESCAPED PRISONER RETAKES.-Bill Ford. who
few days ago made bis escape from the Sd Ward sta
uon House rcaken yesterday, and locked up 10 an
RowDYISM Casper Hnler night scavengcr.
was knocked down and severely injured by gang OF
row,lic- lie also over by one Of the nigh,
carts. He was conveyed by some OF the Fifth Ward
Policemen 10 the City Hospital.
AccIDEST.--A person named James Fisher was
severely injured by tall on board the steamboat High
lander.
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acknowledgements and Razor-srrOps.

NEw-IiAvES, July Both, 1916
Mr. EDiroR: / scholar, but can tell
wha; sec have seen three OF the most beautiful
Cities in the United S,a,es-l mean Hartford Middle
town and New-Haven, Conn. and ii any does not
believe me lei them ride ont and see.
On Sunday evening attended Temperance Meeting
a, Hartford The Razor-Strop Man gave his expert
eucc Hundreds went away who could not get III. |
always thought he Yankee, but md he is an Eng
shnan-s Calico Printer. He could get anything 70
do n, his trade wncn lie this country five years
ago so he says he started selling S,rops till his trade got
better but ne found well Tint hc kept on AT
it and has saved few thousand dollars. found him S
Ncw.I Haven md at Niddletown preaching Temperance
and selling Srops lie Is OF the bcsIempered men
| ever saw. i al Hartford called him Il too.
Well says he ii there l. more lett oil the
same sort and now when any OF the boys see his op
poser they ask him il he has any lett and expect
he will have the of q few more LETT
Excuse me for writing 10 YOU. know have not
spelled my words right bui you what mean !
am RECLAIMED Drunkard and have lost the best part OF
my time IN the Rm-Shop Yours. REFORMED
p 81 md by the papers that the Razor.Strop Man
sent twenty-five dollars the Nantucket sufferers and
told them he had few .aore left such the blessed
effects Of Temperance; for when he Drunkard he
could not help even himself
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Ship Emerald Black, OF Bali; b de I'm Bremen. yia
Far island Passage in ballast and 30 passengers Hem
schen & Lnkhs-t No iss lst - 10 y Ion 10 VI. spoke
Br schr Eliza IN London Halifax lar - o. ion Il
spoke brig Refs Eicnien IN Nassau Tor Liverpool; on
Georges Bank ,chr John Thomas. OF Scisua.e. Lett
ships Elerse Wallace, n, Bait Grace Brown Myers,
do Madison Foster. Richmond; and BARK Princeton.
IN Havana 81 dsg An waaie-aaip Trident, IN south
sea i!sg Sailed IN company VITA snip Reoecca- Tor
Bal, and ship Post ior Ny snip Adler Tor NY, sailed
dsys before From Ion 10 MS experienced succession
OF hsht Wes, winds and constant ioss
SHIP Avalanche Parsons. - d I'm London, u d. In
Favs June L. LEI i. ion 10 lei N with bark Caihe-
rms. of Halifax long since abandoned lower masts
standing july u was boarded by boa, from whale
shin bingham. Capt Schoaeid 10 Is I'm NLondon-lat
iOt Ion Is July 10 spoke nsh-ng-boas Psciac, CsPt
Cross with Q 7OJ hsh-5oUnd home Tie 4 brought :
Brig IBrl wanderer Dawson u C. I'm Windsor, 3.
Br.s Csr1 Arssauea- Morris IL ds fn Windsor :,
plaster. 10 T Bennett
Br!g CBr) Welcome. Il ds I'm Newfoundland
Schr GSp) Psrquer-e Cabsmies, Is d IN Mayaguez,
r, : b5s salmon. TO Cfoodhue s GO:
sehr Ms-y, Bgysnt DIS m csiais Me laih. TO Smith
sehl Gen Irwin Wilson. 4, I'm Havre de erase ur-
be-. 10 John Mclntire-
Sch- Pilot Wood ds IN Thonsston, lime.
Sch. s.s., Bryant IL Washington, NC, vsya sFoses
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Saratoga.
Correspondence oil Tie Tribune.

SARATOGA SPRINGS July 30 lsi6.
The weather is warm that cannot spend the
afternoon out and around so, having found cool
shade sit down for little gossip with you and
YOUR tens of thousands OF readers.
The weather this month has been rather uniavor-
able Tor Saratoga, being coo! and rainy. except
occasionally day but notwithstanding they have nearly
as much company here i usual al tins season Of the
wear all the Hotels being comfortably filed that were
no. for the departure tcrowds every day there would
soon be no room for those arriving There has hardly
been the usual number OF Honorabes and Southc-ners
here this season should think by examining the list OF
arrivals published the long continued session OF Con-
gress snd the Mexican War keeping ihem away. SUI.
think they have teen pleasant and agreeable SCI a.
have ever seen here before and the balls and hops al
the United States Hotel 20 De r,c more pleasant
withou! the long and csreworu accs OF the
politicians hut suppose We shall nave lew OF Them
ON here upon the adjournment OF Congress. should
think the LocoF who have worked 20 hard Tor Nc
Kav's infamous Tariff bill especially would want lev
days ut Saratoga TO purify them hitle
The Magnetic Telegraph is in full operation pc
tween TINS place and Troy and regularly have the
rpcpal news by the Day boa, reported is arrival al
oy and the papers are also received by Express about
10 o'clock a; night that are only IRON i 10 10
hours behind New OK II the news
Gov BRIGGS OF Massachusetts has been ri Con.
s-ess Hall for few days and yesterday he was waited
upon by large number OF the vIsi'iits here VINO mad
expressed desire pay their respects 20 tins worthy
Chief Magistrate Of our sister State -
The IVORY Statue Of Christ on the Cross IS Sui
here and daily visited By those WHO appreciate and
delight viewing OF the most oeauatu! ana hsHy-
finished works OF that has ever been eAhioteG II lis
I country. Yours. SC. v u u
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70 and Otseeo into another The excess would
come on Chena-co and Otseso, aIld toey We're
content He believed that iour:fIiths o. me people
in these four counties would desire the cnange-
Gov. BoucK opposed the motion Mr. CEAT-
FIELD favored il
schohar.e ard osego contain 655l o7er TIE average
O: Distric,s-Delaware I'D Chensngo so ditto Della
ware ard Schohae contain 550Jl per:ons-Otse-o ard
Chenango 5a.leO. Difference 2ll39.l
For Mr. Smiths motion ~ agains, it -. Lost
Absent -.
In gong over Report No !. today. the question
Of African Suffrage came up incidentally. on the
ton OF striking OUT not taxed. n 8 Mr.. DA-
MAS NatvisIn was much 70 my mind Z" VI hile |
have voice, SAID lie &C. viii raise it in favor Of
all Gods children, that they may have a right 70
vote. He would give The head OF faIni! that
right even il his skin dark ana vas therefore
opposed 70 having those persons OF color who now
have votes struck OF the basis OF the represen-
taton OF any county in which they had residence
Mr. KENNEDY stated thar the Z eport OF Committee
No. J. mad included in the basis O! representation
2O25 persons OF color who are directly: taxed. and
left out 20 600 and upward not taxed. The motion
was % leave them ali oct Mr.. NAS SCHooSHcyES
said that It was proposed 20 take step backward
and take from these colored people who have always
had and have the night 70 vote. that right with
out even the assertion that they had merted such
treatment. or that am OF them had done any act 70
warrant such a course He trusted the day was
far distant when all citizens would stand on
the same equality before the law, whether they
were white or black.
Other Members took part in the debate but as
this letter is long. and the question as to whether
coored people shall enjoy the Right Of Suffrage will
come up Mr. Bouck's Report, | now merely
state that the motion failed also motion 10
strike out persons of color not taxed. and mo-
ton TO strike out :" aliens
This evening vote was taken on proposition
10 divide the large counties into Assembly Districts
By the Convention. instead of by the Boards OF SUI
pervisors. 1t was lost-20 10 CO.
Mr.. YoUSG brought forward again that rial
grieraHce OF Wyoming Genesee. and strong
argument had upon ii. TO which was added
other cases of equity. 1t was got nd OF by the
Previous Question.
About FIVE O'Clock. after one OF the hottest days
have ever known, thunder-gust with abundance
of wind and rain interrupted discussion Tor time.
blew some OF the window curtains into shreds,
cooled the air little. and then permitted business
to be resumed The Delegates do now really work
hard. II is great prvation to be thus confined at
such OF the year this but the value OF the
work on hand here TO New York to America,
and 10 the world, who calculate II 7 Some
good is done and some more may be done.
While close this. at half past SIX the Conven-
ton are discussing the question whether the Speak
err shall have extra compensation. II is decided
that he shall. X.
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DEATH OF OuIvER LEE-Our community was
shocked is, night by the announcement that OIIyEs
LEE was dead Yesterday ne apparently Is Wei as
ever We eonverScd with him just before and We
90 ao' ior long time seeing him more buoy
AMI sd null OF hope FOR the future AZ The edge OF cen
n- ne took short drive. and on his reru- feeling
slightly ta1sued lad down While IT RE act o; cough
ing By which ne threw up ssht quantity OF blood. he
fel! OF the bed and became irscabit Able rnsG
cal assistance was promptly rendered bUI Il proved IN
ava;linE snd he died IL few minutes
Mr. LEE had for mary years been identiaed with the
general and financial business OF Western Nex.Y6rk
HIS esrly advantages detective bu he had strong
clear head and great practical sasacty and in
business affairs The loss OF such viii b. severe
y felt but understand his death VIII no inter.
ruproa in the business OF hc Bank bearing his name
Buffalo Coz. Advertiser. July g
4 PLAIN. Blunt MAS.'-Governor Ford hss
gwen grea, offence By his Treatment o. the volunteers
from Illinois Those from Vermilhon County ne called
id jsckassesr and told them that they were
By ackssshat he hsd rejected them and II was none
OF their business inquire trtp the reason-tha, ne
would receive company IRON, ye,!1hoc II Kos he
iass company tsss sase plsce which ass nc other
SIDE mode OF expression -sihSr rao-s eapac!! t1sa
disr;sed.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Steamer Great Britain. Hosken. Liverpool
Ships Baltimore Johnson Havrei Europe Furber
liverpool Nebraska WATSON, Mar-eiIles; Rsppahan
mock Drumulcnd. Liverpool
Barks John + Gardener. Warie Belize Brilliant vi
Ter. Glasgow; Fortuna [Pr) Lonye, Stefan
Big Kendeawa- RaInsdeel Lisbon.
Schrs Mary Ann Il Caroline. Shopson, PhIla; Euphe
rria Coles Antigua; Tecumseh Ash Providence
Sioop Oakes OAkes. Providence.
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STATE OF THE CITY-S0tuyd0g Nigbt-As we
go to press all quiet but that they may not be taken
By surprise the citizens sleep upon their arms. The
prisoners taken by the posse warrants Issued against
them for violation OF the law still IN custody They
will be examined soon as some OF the witnesses
against them which now held III duresse by the mob
can be procured.
Several farmers the city who state that
they have been again summoned TO take up arms and
ion the Regulators leave the country One OF
them about miles from the city, mad hi- wheat
held nred Thursday last. Tor refusing their orders
The kidnapped ctzcns have not Yet been found
Their captors pursued by the posse into Melon
ough County and some OF their horses found but they
succeeded in escaping the woods with their victims
Il understood that line from the prisoners here IN
the hands OF the State Authorities. would insure their
release but il would seem that their ertdence - dread
ed and hence the refusal 10 sanction their return \
riSg for the purpose o; eectng rescue OF McAuley
and others Is apppchended. Some OF the mobocrats
have intmaied that such enterprise is contemplated
Monday II attempted, boodshed will be the inevitable
consequences Hancock Qll) Eagle July Il.
Collision AXD PROBABLE Loss OF LIFE.-Thc
schooner Cigrct Capt Crowley OF and from Machia for
New York pu, INFO this harbor this afternoon dsa
bed condition. she reports that about IL oclock, on
"Wednesday night. OF Watch Hill she came in contact
with ardait schooner name unknown, and proba
bv sunk hc: a. nothn. could be heard OF her
alter they struck Il she sunk Capt c. thinks oil on
board must have persisted though he made every
ton 10 ascertain her fate bur unable 70 account
OF thick iog. The Cisnci had her 5owsprit gb-Doom,
top.,ast top-alant-uas;- and cutwaor carried away
sp her topeni and did her some other slight damage
Capt Crowley thinks the vessel he r1in into was OF
about sxty tons burthen and loaded with coal
Eewpor; News July 30th.
THE ARMY SUPPLIEs-Thc St Louis New Era
OF the I'D nstant say The Government Agents are
still operating pretty extensively IL this quarter. buying
up mules hore- and provisions aud in having wagon
knapsack and various other articles manufactured for
the use the army About 1000 barrels OF mess pork
have been Dough, in this city within ew days 81 $40
and Yesterday noticed sale OF 25poo los. clear hs
con sides az cents per H. We understand that gen
teman tn city Tor the purpose OF purchasing
Ugh, draft boat. for the Rio GrInde. go We so-thc
dear people pay
BEARER OF DISPATCHES TO Grs- TAYLoR.-We
have been informed through credible that Mr.,
LLOYD Brooke arrived IN this city Tuesday on his way
from Washington 20 NatanorOs with important dispatch
Is 10 Gen Taylor He left Washington City IN such haste
that he had not even time to bring his baggage with HIM
He left Yesterday for Brazos ngo. in the steamship
Nev.York Ncw-Or!cans Delta July -.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.


lis ind Sc II fG,ti<- enacted
And all ADVERTISEMENTS made under TIE orders of The Poet
rlaser-Csners. IN newspaper newspapers. OF letters
uncae for IT any Post Oc-. shall re inserted II the paper
or pacers of tie place where the Office advertising
NAV be situated ha-;n ls- ger. ctrcitia:io1-
Veg Post Ctfc> Lar passed Mr-ca 5 1913
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RUGER's ARITHMETIC

Nd PIERCE'S GRAMMAR, Walerown Editors, 81
Aceen standard works, for sSle BY the Prnepsi
Knowlloa Rice, wasstewu, ~ ]. On s ~ ssgs o.
terms 81 A"f"
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From OREGON.

". have been favored with ;he following ex-
tract from Letter written b. Mr. George A5ere;hy
rrov!s:ore! Governor Of me Territory CT Oregon elect
ed 5y re American c:-=ens- 70 lis ave n t.s cit,
GATED a. Oregon Cir on the IL: OF March last.
some Of the seticIs returning 20 tie States
.or1a bccause Oregon does not come up their ex-
-ctsrons Others 70 et their families and return again
Oregon : Ike al other pisces n The world II has it,
advantages and disadvanta-eets bright AID dark sides
Times sre rather hA-d here work / rather
". have no raonev s1.d goods hish-corsequsrtlv
a. there aye not man capitalists bat lItrie is done Il
The United States would extend her Jurisdiction the
..rr7orv erect lew pubic buildings, such forts &c.
would make quite chsnse in our money matters
e We have not been visited by IN american r2a-ot-
way since Capt Wilkes was here IN The Exploring Ex-
petition But the British pay great attention TO q in
:ha. ne 4 large vessel o. war was cossr laS.
Summer. AID son OF sir Robert Pee, a. oacer on
board travelled quite extensively through The settled
part of Oregon Two officers OF the army among them
Az en gn-er have been with z-nce last august AVID
IKE nave Il. 2. N. =oopof-war -'f9aes:e lying II the
river She has been here several months. and far
can learn has instructions 10 remain here mt she
ceives farther orders from the Admiral We look FOR
more N the Spring
President Folks l71Hsrli stirs IN their bile cunsii-
II MS Message nut VII recommend and upon Con
C-e-s extend the jurisdiction Of the United States over
Oregon.
Our Winter mas been mild No frost. except IN De.
cember and ver- hide ice N that rontn-which lasted
only few days. We have occasionally white frost and
sbour lair quantity OF rEIT-not much this a. in the
preceding WIn,cr-yet more than ! nave seen N some
former Winters Flowers rlede their appearance ii
February which tine had several days OF b-gh,
warm weather
Az present we have OF rain. which bids fair
last week or so perhaps In rain storms hall
day. or whole day may De picked out when no
rain will fall Il seldom rams steadily for several days n
succession It Louis Republican. July -.
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Boarding an6 6otels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

ID EOS leave inform her friends former boardcrs, and
ID the public generally that she has opened large ind
commodous BOARDING HOUSE, No. S0i Broadway
Permanent boarders by theday week month,
he accommodated with single bedrooms and
paors attached This house contains than " rooms,
is supplied with cold and hoe baths. and other
make IL quiet and comfortable home. AZ
the good qualities OF her table and the general manage
OF her house references, when required abund.
ant and a, hand jyl31
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List OF Letters Remaining in the y, T. Post Office,
Saturday, August l

~ Please mention tie D1TE o. ttt lis, riek tkey
are ca-e-rl<ci LADIES' LIST:
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PRACTICAL PRINTER. of small capital and
1cvce lent business habits hear Of favorable op-
porniy improving his tine and increasing his
bv immediate application at elher OF my Agencies IN Bal
timore. Philadelphia, New-fork or Boston
ly9:i V & PALMER
DOY WNNTED-A smart active Boy, from 10 to Is
ID wears ota.e may and permanent situation 10 attend
cloth store 6y applying 10 McCotd Tanner cor Lieer-
II and Nassau ,tS Good reference required ly31 ST.
N|TANTEU-A purchaser for a respectable Oyster aud
w Dining Saloon, situslcd In OF the best thorough
IN ,he ciJy Terms easy 10 NEE, the views Of
Ell with every convenience The OF the present
occupant wishing sell Is business in the country,
and be sold by the hrst August Satisfaction reln-
live sale Wi. be had Of Mr. Clarke, Is DuanesL agency
office. tygT iw~r
NAANTED-A situation wst nurse by Young Anne
w r,can Womsn. who give the best Of reference az
TO character and capabiity Apply at 80 frankort.st
jySp Ivy
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The MoRNoys- Enrichment Of Fo'urteerS,-W e
have already stated that Capt Allen L. : - had sue
ceeded IL enroir. from 300 500 Norrions 20 act in
the expedition under the command OF Gen. kceruey-
The Hancock Eagle. published Nauvoo OF The Eth,
from the same source tina, Gen Kcarncy considera-
ton OF their having placed Eve hundred at the dis
posa! OF the Government has pledged himself that pro
lection shall be given TO the cmi.ratng Morrons, and
that ther shall have the OF any of the Indian lands
they may think proper select until they ready 10
cross the mountains The Mornons have in accordance
with this arrangement selected Grand Island on the
Platte river for their temporary residence II Is large
tract and has salt spring upon II There they W" WIZ
ter and collect the entire Mormon population OF the
West, preparatory 70 their march 70 California neNT
spring. They propose 20 push forward for this point as
rapidly possible and after reaching It. 10 send back
from I'VE hundred thousand wagons. for the pur-
pose OF helping along those who yet be IN Illinois,
Iowa and Missouri. This be done with al! possible
expedition Grand Island stated 10 be between one
and two hundred miles of Council Bluffs IL the
last dates the rcquision of Gen KcErney rapidly
hlng up: and on the It'll the United States officers gave
the Mornon splendid .e ball. which Is said 10 have
been hne affair
Gen. Kcarney distinctly pointia.o California rs his
place destination and spusptor the discharge OF
the Morlnons from service in tFRsT0untry.
The whole body Of Mornons are represented as in n
very destitute condnonnot only without food but IN
OF shoes and clothing Ii hardly !ail that many
OF these persons especially the aged and sick women
and children must persduElns the next fall and wnte!
The main body encupped understand, az point
known Rclle.ue, where there Is no game and no
of subsistence except scanty supply OF hsh
-. Louis Repub, July 2ith
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nxonnHn ~ Daniel Prait First Judge Of me Court

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q The
lCoanty Of New-Yofk Notice !. hereby given % Al per
aeceszed present The with the vouchers
.h,eo(, he subscriber al her residence, No 40 ilar-
,ert in TIE City OF SswYor6 before the taruetn
say OF November Dated New-York the I'd day or
Nv, lS4a [my23 lswsrn' MARY FELTHAa, Exseutri1.
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5itnaiions. &r. h)antes.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, Pm.