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Shipping Intelligence.

BosrON, octobcr2 ?.
Arrived-Dsrh rushess Palermo 10Th Aur Gibraer lSh
ult pke zth ult lat 81 - lon y French brig IS days
from Orleans Genoa Z, lat gated bris Conse
Bsfts Ciiss Haiars stt, Gibraltar 18Th nit Helen Ma,
na, Baliimorci Els, PHILADELPHIA; brig Richmond City
Biris Turto, Orleans 9Th inst Zenoba Savannah; We
ooityi AeNshdrai 1rtmout. Oak ard Lm. fiiaiep ha;
Bug. sbsih GLASGOW, Hth uE John Hawks. Limerick,
Brig Ann Maria, Cape Hayten 9th Inst, Lsf. briss ST.
lcnut Boston IL days; Emily, from Wilmington Z, just
Brrs Rvssan Norleans 2sth ui Dudley Doboy oeorEs,
18th mst Charlotte. herk tor Calaii schs Sea Birt, VII
sCtts Waln. Charlcston; Dart, Rchmonii Margaret
Ann, N'.,lk Hs.iet,s, rhladophs yint.. tribune and
Trenton hsIe, aud lephJr lert
ClesrtdShus Leland, Indies; Magellan. and rrisi.
Orleans Geo nopley Charleston; brirs Chenanus smyr-
na Cy ciors havane Poser, Georgetown. y tehr Willis
NrwnuRyPoRr. October a.
Arrived-sehr Willing Kaid Baltimore.
NrwroRr, October q.
hrrivedsehr Phrpsburg Gloucester or williams burg in
distress having been ashore side Of Block Island
iuti saul DavIs, Plymouth for York; sloops Republic
EsiStred-sshr New vors, for Charleston, isahy.
Saled-Soir Taccsn san Francisco,
sclr Amazon. Philadelphia boston, with coal was
wrecked on the Sew aud Pigs Wednesday, crew, sails
rigging and anchors tavcd and carried 70 Bedford.
CHARLrsror, october %.
waRruAN. October a.
9Th. Louisa. and Gsngts, do.
Sailed Brig Ann fhssephia; schr RosSury Baitirnors
pRovIpEScE, October ..
nette, fytn, VIM Thomas, aud Brookhaven fhiadei-
ulisj sleeps Hawkins Charles. Oregon, and Long
Sal. a. sloots Roger Williams Fashion and Providence
Nluk.
saltd-Brig Robert. San francisco.
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Police Intelligence

Robbery IN the First Degree-Ufiicers cCullum -,d
Mclaughlin of the Sixth ward arrested yesterday
meD calling themselves John Nc 1ab. and Michael
Harrison on charge Of robbery in the arst degree 1t
appears that the complainant Ia bootmaker, by the
name OF James W. Gorton, residing at No. AGA Third
avenues and last night between he hours Of 10 and IL
O'Clock he stroed into Cross the five Points,
and being somewhat in liquor the time the rogues In
that vicinity soon found they had bird of easy prey
Harrison was the first 20 axe the assault while Nc
Cabe stood few feet distant waiting the result Cor
ton at first asked to drink by Harrison but finding
he would not comply the suddenly seized Gorton
around the body, holding him secure, whilst with the
other hand by force and violence and feonious intent
be took stole and carried from the of depo
nent pocket book containing bout S2 also
the watch valued at Sl3. off with the property
The magistrate committed both the accused prison.
to await the result
I'll Bfuioi .4ssGuH on a Chih.-A monster in human
shape by TIE name of James Kinney arrested
teday, charge of brutaly beatpg his niece child
Of seven of with eath strap wet towel
exhibiting shocking and painful sight. Tho poor
child was beaten from head to foot sho wing cuts aud
brui es terrible TO look upon The brute who psrpe-
trsted this shameful outrage taken before Justice
MoGrsth who held him to bail to the charge at
court.
burglary - Some burglars, on Thursday night entered
the grocery store Of Grand and Mott Streets
occupied by Henry Gcrker carrying three pairs Of
brass pistols, silver and copper co.'s valued So
pieces of bacon and two punches of cigars No arrest.
SeaLng Hearing .3pyors. Officers Coles and Moses,
OF the 9Th Ward, arrested yesterday person named
James McCauley. a charge Of stealing a quantity Of
ladies wenring apparel valued at $50 the property OF
WIN. Smith. residing at No al Hud son street On
the arrest OF the the whole of property
recovered. The accused committed to prison for
trial by Justice M'Crsth
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BowERY TmarsE.- This house Ia, been most hand
somsly Tatronizsd during the pest week The various
benefits which have been taken have been all finely
attended sud the performances OF the most interest
be repeated with the splcudor Of east scenery
appointments sc which di.tiDg uish this play the
Bowery. :" Jeok Sheppard winch vas also most en-
dramatically received, little Miss enin being the
Jack shepard will also be played as the aftsrpece.
BEoarwsY Tur,rHF The drama of Guy Manner
Ing given last hi for the fourth time since the
engagement OF Miss tushman. Aud there were two
Inducements ocoasicbug the superb house collected TO
witness tits fourth approximation q secondary plsy
first the Meg Msfri,s II Miss Cushmen. which is
inmitsbie ~ counterfeit as To impress with the
cea 81 the htug fsttrE wild and fearful maniac u
Walter Scott, feCrnuly 10 her b. neft The piece
vent of With the usual enthusiastic approval OF the
audience But as n choice picture IL some times n
competition al the most striking contrasts the
celtnce Of Niss tuehuan in the tragic aud super.
natural rendered the more striking from her
pleasing personatien II the light Jealous aud Affection
smusiDg little comedy q simpson and 90" in this
play the characters o. Simpson and Bromley. of the
him, by Messis Chapman an Jordan we'll put in
and neat TO Mrs simpson Mrs Bake. as Ma8ame a
Trsppe fher nrst appearance this season) won the
marked attention and endorsement Of the house Mrs
eht ana Miss Rate Horn we're also veil received as
they deserved 10 be This evening Mics Jushmap ar
70 IN her character Of Lady Macbeth her last
profession al spptaence in New York prior to her
gagement in iniladclptia
NrRIo's GsRprS.-Tbe public are true 20 their old
friend Niblo end Nblo Is true TO the duties which he
has 80 long ard succestfuly performed in the
sgtment 81 a popular house o. amusement The RAJ
wells. Leon Jayt aud NJ Narsetti ftill fsvorites
There another crowded house last evening to wit
ntss their performsuees
BrRroSs Trrsrrr The magic eject OF a good
classical comedy, with good east vas seen last even
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TEU vERY LATIET.
TeIesrsrhic nom London to Liverpool.


LssnoS, Saturday, Oct. 10. 1915 Noon.
Foreign exchanges yesterday Of Amsterdam aud
Iiamtursh and Paris, tribe lower The govern-
ment brokers purchased coo three per cents on ac
count Of the Commissioners Of the reduction u the
national debt, being portion Of the surplus
up 20 9th July last 10 expected hat further pur-
chase ~ about the fenle cunt will be mads
An explosion took place IN London Las; night, at a
hrerork makers in Dsrmondssy. The house COM
Iletely quilted thirteen persons we're Ia w. Two boz
dies have been found IVA the ruins aud several
missing; among them two children aud = young wo-
The landlord and his VIII. were severely jursd
and wete removed 10 the hcspttai
LoTd r. lmefston and the Chancellor OF tho Exche-
qusr bad an interview yesterday with the hrst Lord Of
the Admiralty aud Rear Admiral Durdts.
frussla has received full satisfaction for the la.e
anrOnt 20 it, troops en- their arrival az la nburgh
From AetTia. We learn that 200 vessels have been
ufed f,r convey ing the sick and wounded Comoru
Travellers from tie Loser Danube affirm that both
kCEuth ana BEN have embraced the Turkish faith
Tor The purpose OF placing Themselves under the protec
ton Of the Porte.
London. M-Consois for account, g2t6 ditto,
money, o. az 81 Ier Cent, t25s =; z. r. div.
LscbtqUer biils 45s 42s 45s par; Msxicans, 26lsss
Rail~sy market very heavy. and prices much lover
In many stocks than yesterday
Liverpool cotton Market, saturday Sales is OJO 10
s0C(O bales, az very full prices.
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mr. Eivss' Dispatches rneir Contcnts-
The Nicaragua q question.
Correspondence OF the bsltinsre Sun


WAs,us Oct. %. 1Si9
good deal has been said about the dispatches re-
ceivtd rom our Minister to France. MIR Rives by the
last steamer | understand they written from
England and are not important except In so far as
they confirm the statement that the French govern
meDt lad disavovea Pous in's conduct Mr.. Rives,
also, II Is understood, expresses himself confident
that the French goverpn.p mt will receive him.
do not und"rstand tha nodts operandi By which
certain letter writer's arrive at the conclusion that
the Mosquito question" will he amicebiy settled by
an arrangement being made with Great Britain to
throw open the Nicaragua Canal 10 the commsrcs Of
the world IL understand It. Alright, the question
between this country and England Is not with refer
cree TO The canal but that II arises consequence of
Enslands opdsavorpg 20 take possession Of country
upon this continent TO which be has claims pre-
text or shadow f right Great Britain claims to have
certain rights guaranteed 70 her by the King OF Mos
quito-the principal of which the right to colo
nize and erect trading houses rhe United States
neither acknowledge the King Of Mosquito, nor as
matter Of course, OF his England has there
fore, no arrangement to make with ia the matter Of
TIE Nicaragua Canal and Imagine in any correspond
snoe which may take place. this principle will be clearly
laid down.
do not anticipate a with England as the result
az this stand There will be great deaf OF diplomatic
logic displayed On the part Of Mir CULVER the new
n gs envoy hut the manifest ab-urty Of the claim,
added TO the firm posture which this government has
decided TO take will doubtless prevent thing
serious growing cut Of It,
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TELEeRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Pacific Railroad Convention at Memph,s

Pacific Railroad Convention at Mcmphis.
SECOND DAY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn October 25-P NJ
The Railroad Convention met at O'Clock this morn
ing, pursuant to adjournment
resolution was passed, appointing a committee
OF one from each State represented in the convention
to report upon the subject of the Pacific Railroad and
to prepare business for the action Of the convention
On motion, the committee from the St. Louis Con.
vention invited to present their views in relation
to the most feasible plan for the construction of rail
road to the Pacific.
Mr.. LoyGHBoRoUGH, the chairman Of the committee
from the st. Louis Convention, then read address,
stating in effect that 1t their wish that the subject
should be held above all sectional party feeling, and
that the two conventions should cordially unite in
furthering the contamination of the great object in
view.
On motion, the report was, for the present laid on
the table
Mr.. whitney, the original protector of the scheme
for railroad to the Pacific, invited to take seat
in the convention n guest.
Mr.. LARUE, of Louisiana, offered series of resolu-
lions favoring national road and Isthmus road.
On motion the resolutions referred to the ap-
propriate committee.
Mr. SMITH, Of Texas offered resolution in favor OF
constructing military road commencing at Red river
below 23d and Gath degrees of north latitude and that
block houses be constructed along the route shelter
MIR. De Crow, Of Louisiana, moved to appoint COM
mttee Of seven to memorabilia Congress and to collect
all desirable information which be obtained to fur
ther the object of the convention.
MIR. MILES, Of Texas offered resolution in favor Of
q route from San Diego down the ella river to some
point between SD and 33d degrees north latitude with
branches between the mouth of the Ohis aud Red
rivers and that government be requested to include
the ella river in the proposed survey and purchase
such additional territory might be needed in the
construction eff the road
Mr.. LouGHHoRoUGH moved that the route should be
located to give all the States an equal parcipa-
ton in its benefits.
Mr.. WATKINS, of Arkansas, offered resolution affirm
ing the power Of Congress to construct road to the
Pacific, as a measure Of national defence, &c.
An interesting debate here prang up relative to the
powers of Congress, and the resolution finally laid
on the table-tho convention voting by States
The convention shortly after adjourned for the day
Able speeches were made by Gov. Jones, of Tennes-
see Mr. Yeager, of Mississippi and Messrs Larue and
Forshey, Of Louisiana
The route the isthmus Of Tehuantepec re-
ceived much attention, giving some very able argu-
merts. 1t was strongly supported by Messrs Yeagor
Torshey, and Larue.
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ing at Buttons for before the orchestra took their
seats the house full To the comedy Of Hearts
plays the part Of Mary most chsrmingly; she 10 q
beautiful actrefs Messrs Lynne and Johnston are
beyond all praise Mrs Broughams part Is too short,
sbe plays 1T so sweety This comedy is . rich treat
Burton Is inimitabs as Joe; Brougham makes first
rate rou6.
National THEATRE Extra attractions will hs of
ered here this evening viz the very laughabe farce
OF "Mother and Child are Doing weln the triumphant
ly successful buresque of The Female Forty Thieves
and the beautiful meo drama If the FLYING Dutcb
man This is 6rst rate Saturday evening bill and
will doubtless be witnessed by a crowded house Nsrt
week are to have something wonderful the bills say
MrTenELL's OLyMPIc-The enter ailments produced
at this house last evening received with every
denomination of delight by large assem- blage. The
attractions for to- night equally varied AID inte-
resting, and will, no doubt, draw u crowded house.
CBRIsrY's MIssrRrLs will give their usual Saturday
afternoon concert to day In addition to their regular
evening On both occasions their programme will
be very full.
WEIcH's CRcUs.-The elegant aud graceful per-
Torrance af the equestrian the Astor Place
favihon, nightly attracts a crowded and delighted
audience The entertainments last evening, well
and tkuly executed and the extraordinary docility
OF the animals ELECTED general admiration and APP
plause.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooMs -Mcsllister gives another
OF his Soirees MGgques this evening.
NEw ORLEANS SEHENADERs - This band Of Negro
Ministries commence their at the Society liz
brary rooms on Monday evening.
BURKE AND HoFFMAEs CoscERr This musical en-
tertainment comes Oft on Monday evening, at the Chi
nese Assembly rooms.
Miss DAvEsPsRr.-The benefit Of this distinguished
actress, at the Boston Atheu@um was a perfect Jam
She Is becoming great and is highly lauded
by the press.
COLLINS, the Irish comedian and vocalist menees
an engagement at the Br,adway theatre Monday
evening next.
AMERICAN MUsEuNI-The entertainments here are
OF very attractive character The performances Of
the Martinetti family greatly admired.
Max Maretzeck, accompanied by the two prime
dome sgnore appolona Bertucca aud Giulietta Ter
RIM, Signor Giuseppe Gudi, the second tenor, aud
ether artists, arrived at Bosto in the Europa.
They reached New York last evening
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GllY Rnllilcs.


WING NOMINATIONS.
Lewis j. Woodruff H. unanimously nominated by the
Wig Judicial Convention, vice p =. Benedict, who
do cir "a she nomination. Joseph w Bradford IL no.
minated fer the Sth Assembly District by the wings
fUr the lsth District George W. Waters has been no.
minated insts ad ~ Robert - Campbell resigned Mr.
Bowen has reigned the nomination for Senator for the
Third District. John Ryan Is nominated for Assem-
BIZ man for the 9th District.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Own Nprs!- when the celebrated Lundy Foote,
who vas up 60 suuHn had so tickled the nose.
81 The lovers ~ the weed ~ 20 have accumulated
enough 81 the studn to 20 on wheels he sought
motto tor the hefAdry upon his "los back car ~
81 some genius ~ Dublin painted for him the
simple words. gltd tids,ir vhich BY free tfsusia-
u ir'm TIE Latin. may be rendered. "rho wins
n8y laush The democrats Of the 3rst ward seem
determined that he "quidso shall fider aud win
too They have nominated two popular tobacc snis.s
John Ahotrcn az Alderman, and Abraham Moore
AZ AstistsDt with the view ct giving the wbixs a yi
pro quo Ihose who chew viii b. sure 20 choose the
grid ticket. Quid nvHc q" What next"
Fortru WAnD Mir John Fsgan Who has been no.
minated BY portion ~ the democrats Assistant al
oermen for the Fourth ward insists that he vas not
all have nothing to DO with their nominations though
they sont 70 confer the honor upon him whether he
viii or not Ike the hero ~ one % Noiere pays-the
Jhysician in tIite 81 himself"
srtu wAfp.--Thomas white has been nominated
Auhtant Alderman for the sixth ward ON the same
ucket WITH John Foote for Alderman.
IicnrrENrH WARD William Ven wyck for Alder
man abd Richard Bustesd for Assistant alderman are
thfrtguisr democratic candidates for the eighteenth
ward
FouRrsEvrn Assrunlv Disrticr william Beach
Lawrence IL the Democratic candidate for this district
Naval Intelligence.
$. sloop Of Nsr Decstur 49, on cruise, sailed
from Accra West coast q Ahics Aug 2
" s brig Porpoise, Q0J for leesard, al veil, sailed
fIom Eimins, July l.
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Nsw OBLE,Ss Oct 25. 1910.
The demand for cotton good with sales Of 27O0
bales. Prices remain unchanged.
PrrrsHURGu, October IS, 1919.
The Europa's news had favorable effect on the
market fer breadstpfrs.
BuFrAto, Oct 90 7. NJ.
The receipts within the pact - hours we're as fol.
lows Flour, bbs ~ GOO; wheat, bushels 20 600; corn
busbels 20Qe0. The market tor -four was steady but
not active. The sales reached 1000 barrels common
State and mixed western NJ - 70 81 81; fra wheat
the sales were 900 bushels " Ohio al IS "a SIC The
market for corn not active but without CD .nzs
70 notice. In freghts -four taken at 73c per Dbl
and corn at Ice. per bushel.
ALnasY, Oct. 25-G r. NJ
The receipts within the past 20 hours by canal woro
az follows tlour. hbls ~ GOO; wheat. bnshsls 500;
corn. do 1890; barley do, 1900. There was y good
business doing In -four to-day; the transactions reach
ed 1000 barrels, including straight State aud western
at - 80 and pure Gepesee at So II s. 81 wheat
VAS rm with good milling Qury aud safes OF 600
bushsl Genesee az 81 l5A In barley, the saias EN-
braced 10000 bushels, including two-rowed a. s. aud
fpur. rousd al IA
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The We.liy Herald will be published at the usual
hour this morning IL Is an excellent paper to
send to any part of the world Its contents embrace
the most important and interesting news from all parts
Of the globe including that Just received by the steam
ship Europa at Boston. Single copies si1penee.
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two lovely l Is del shtfu hinri yoa q aly csbno,
ttintt sE IL cudshn recon- nendiae nor
friends 70 we GeuIauts italian aedcated soap Tas mar
oNs soar vi eltstse me skn from tan les f-eokss
ssou ess funtur, redues rnughrcss salt rheu or an
Other irIufy, leavitf tho skn trtnsprsat -
aporcoaiu Raisita amy athvr in ,r either
wsi M Or cold, salt o. hara axes alike valuable for
OF bathing toursuoF Poudre Subtitle s ara
create trps huous .ar mon any part If the boii wills
toufaude Nedicstcd Hair RESTORATIVE
force The lair 10 grow p whence IL ha fallen IN and
Brewer mrart T. Why hair spieusd silknes and
Goursuo lil white - the most srlend and delcee pre-
rasuon ri Whitening tho rorp the ladies ev.r sed
Goursuos Liquid Rouge is supeb atcle ~ 80; sn
rale oheeks ahd lips Toe patssss Or Feiix "a maui
eh enD % had AZ BIS iettumsry ssare ars
soorI N tnot mi Boadvav. .sent--Bstes Joras, i2s
Mnshng on 80 eet Boston; Chds Isdgr Ruidipv. Pnla
Ptii's AlAsnyi Green Co, Worcester; Coysle Hsrs,
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Tn. fFpfefs.

ARRIVALS am DEPARTURES.
J. Bacon. Troy; q. Davies New Orleans; Captain
Maxwell Kingston. Canada; n y. Brady Philadelphia
Collins, do II. Ripley. HARTFORD n. Esrnhsm
Warrington; y. Gerry. Massachusetts, Jos. Rsynor
Ibhsdeiphia; J. O. sloan, do; n. Russell u. A
y beale, Washington; d r. Knox, Galway; Capt.
Rollins. Charleston; T.. Kennedy havana Gen Brown,
Charleston; Gov. Page. S. q w. Lakewood. do; w.
De Wit Albany, among the arrivals yesterday at
tie lr,irg House
John smith, pbnadeiph {. Csllsghan DO J. Tubel
DO; Dale, DO Judge Stryker. do; Garner. ~ g
T. fIitts 3 \ J. chase, Boston, we're among the
arrivals yesterday ~ the American.
George NnphJs, Philadelphia; George Hodges. East
Hsupt,n Newell, Utica; }. Curtis, Virginia; o..
Betbfr. Washington; J. Jones. Baltimore; A. Davis,
tl'iide, were among the arrivals yesterday at the
HoWAd.
MIR snd Mrs Humphreys, Mrs Humphreys Philadel-
Thie n. Pollard. LADY and daughter, Virginia; Mrs
Knox. Pkila hrs. Wilson, Texas, we're among the
arrivals ysstefdsy at the Union Place Hotel
so,icIroR ~ iHg TssasURY-We learn unoficisily
that waiter Forward Esq. ~ Pennsylvania bss been
appointed solicitor &C the Treasury Ia the place Of
~ ffilttt Feu - NqfiCgol f9faVfr,V,.r Or
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Were eloths are made 10 order price which
y ~. sod ready made lHe dress French coats 10
order $40 single breasted. sfb The very finest Freneh
uuh atts ~ irock So htc fne ass6rtr cut Of OVER
eottsi NON SlV 70 $40 some S.n fstihlish, d lsfI
q. - CLARKE. no william street.
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lhu tetche 81 Drs seth Ter snd Charles Van Zinit
Fh car dotts Tor no nces q Coroner; snd ~ Isaac
snif ana A. bntre the fmucr tic std whi4
LOT sur Commissioners vii erprar in the Atlas
row Price, three per single eosy once M Nassau
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WOULD cell the attention e tsc rubc. and dealers their
assortment OF the shove greateft aaties
for their manuacture thet enabled 10 ehlr them At
much lower price than ths imported which they are In
many poets prtfcraile. g.. SAUNDERS spy
1l7 broadway, cernar Lihcrtt 81. and 81 Rrnndrax
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~ ne seccn phtd Knox OF cakes at the
rstoufah bndtef move cs efu and elegant article
ever rtoduecd Such has been the dcmaud hs that
We nave tteh olifcl 20 wait freHd convenience
gettE o1e II his benutics" ready for our
Iautce however y aimst tNrausted. inasnueh we do
nov use 70 he out OF cate IN TIE tttr OF adj
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Propeller Globe Sunk.

BUFFALO, October ga. NJ
The propeller Globe, with 100000 in merchandise on
board sunk last evening In sixteen feet water near
Point Albino The goods insured in New York.
There Is an insurance the vessel, for $4,000.
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Ste boat Accident.

BALTIMORE, October 20, 1910.
The steamer Mount Vernon, from Norfolk, bou ad to
RICHMOND, purst ier pViivH Tuosday laot by which
the engineer was sshtly scalded. The passengers
escaped uuhurt
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Nsrccks four dollar Has they your coarse,
lshaIed hsi-h nhed booking hats mraiy seen. hut
IN an siteat degree rxeecnt fsbo with hesu-
fol mould and ash. WngNOCK .nl nro,lxav
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Rumored Resignation.

WASHINGTON, October &c, 1910.
IL is announced that MIR. Penrose has resigned his
situation as Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
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No. ~ iroadp shour DC b. al who can unI.r-
ssrd The DIRE ence between rp rnd poor peCurc The
thousa q 81 ptrons who have induced purchase
miserable lue and ct thing woua not have done 40 lad
they visited this celebrated establishments.
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a Hat from Espsnsoheid Is now eons,der-

"a 90 b. an incisre,abc requisite for we'll drr sd man.
~ snoIueus saa ere unclasis ~ fashionable
IN The United states His low prices sncceed-
Cd IN gsniHg Tor him 6cst Ia town. lO7 Nassau
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Jdst received let Of pa'Cnt lover Movements SO
ihote Hat war asood watch cold slve- se
leot ovent % ano ties v h q thsis taste at either
Of their stores, ~ Frlton e.. or le2 Bowcry