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fhtLsptifhts aug ~ low.
Fire and Great Destruction Of Jsmber Serious .fce'den
rstton's planning mill near the high bridge, Kcnsing-
ton Totally destroyed by FIRE this morning incud
Ing at least one million feet of lumber. james Harper
the Of the MILL loses s1s 600 in machinery sicne
he had $4,000 insurance In the Franklin, which viii
about cover the damage to the building George b.
slcst the lessee loses $4,000 In maehineryno nsur-
sncs. Rovley 4 Ashburner, Nathan Leeds, and John
Rice lose about 900 feet Of lumber sent there to be
worked Ccgiii Allen ,sash makers, lose ~ eoo-no
iusurspee Mathew Fife, packing boz maker, loses
50 UtO-n Insurance Jno. Feitig, carpenter loses
81 Go. Martin Myers loses 81 2eo-insured. Gsbei
Jachfcn, turner's; Dickson, Eanncl eArder Frottsot,
gun barrel soreri ccss!ns Co, plaster mill Philip
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WAsHIrcroS, August 2s, 1910.


WAsHINGroN, August rs, lSl9
4 Sudden Dssh- Csrene,'s Inquest
stranger In the city lately from Kentucky, Of the
name of Hamilton Gather, taken suddenly sick
yesterday at his lodgings Kings Hotel and died last
night at IL clock The discovery Of small quantity
nux vomica In his led to suspicious that he
had perhaps committed suicide by poison and 1t was
deemed proper to have post mortem examination OF
the body and Coroner's inquest. The post norton
examination made by Drs. Holmead and Lindsey
and the Coronsr's inquest held to-day before
Squire Woodward over the body, at Kings Hotel,
next to the room in which the died. 1t appears
that night before last the deceased had been out all
night and did not return till six o'clock yesterday
morning when he complained Of bad cold, and went
TO his room and sunk rapidly.
Mr.. WIERLy sworn-Called up yesterday about noon
to the deceased; found him in sinking condition.
went down for assistance
MIR AIKEN sworn-C anne up at the call Of Mr. Wierly;
deceased appeared to be in ing state had plain
ed of a bad cold in the morning Witness went down
to the dining and got vinegar cruet from which
his nostrs but he continued speechless aud insens
be Sent for pbysicia while witness remained with
the deceased.
Mr. DIXON sworn.-Testimony the same as the fore
going.
Col HASKELL had mentioned that some vomica
had been in the of the deceased which
rise to an impression that deceased might have Ia
ken poison.
Of apoplexy had made. with DR. Lindsey, post NOR
examination of the body found traces Of poison
Witness has the contents Of the stomach at his office
DR. Lindsey cOncurred that there poison y the
Witness had examined the room OF the deceased
and found evidences in 1t, outside the window,
that he had taken poison paper nor phials, nor
any thing OF the kind was found.
Mr. KING sworn-Evidence consistent with that al
ready given Decease had mentioned that he kept the
vomica for the Of certain diseases in horses
When he came home, yesterday morning he complain
ed of bad cold. aud went up to his
MI AIKEN, of the jury, at the end of the testimony
requested that andzthe
their fees towards the payment of the funeral expenses
of the deceased he had left money behind him)
which. understand was done.
Deceased appeared to be man Of forty Ave years Of
age and from the testimony, he was amiabe man,
and not addicted to ntemperance. r.1
The Jury rendered verdict of Died of congestion
Of the brain.n
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M coNvER.s INvICoRATING CoRDIAL.-TuIs rs

hR CONVERs IkVlGORA1IkG CUKDIAII..-ssH InsIIs
~ the emily and Justly celebrated remedy Tor Seminal
sakn and Emissions 90 sna
ruibous the for business 90 matfmony
ard those sad disordsrs body mind entsed BY
secret habits Of youth This fsf o. the laws
81 msns physical and social being has produced more suf
FERNS Of body and min thsn all oshef causes
The little bosk sarssparss ana other noe
rums are Ell no o. IA these eases despair this
sis the anchor Of hope nubdds Of young and Middle
sssd rejoicing in health and happiness resorse
~ " potent virtues ~ this cordial ne most pver-
ful nvigorsor from the masris medea Oid gses from
the aud ali affections Of the back and nrinsry
ssna ssussd W disease or improper treatment are
" be suted BY this cordial when all other means
fail. IL contains mercury or other mineral Or q.
fehsiye subsistence, TO njure expose the rstisnt ~
Per bottle bottles IS, with sxpheit directions.
B-ssrriea persons living Without ef,rrns s.d those
mandate 81 this cordial Sold by DR. Convcs at his
sse 20 Third between lnh ard lfh s'rss's New
lelk uGess L-ts.rs psi.. rhs
dial safely fsI palaeS any rart II tss etuntry.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
1N-Aucon sales Of Horses Carriages Harness. kc
Monday Wednesday IL O'Clock and At private sale
every day. JOHN II. GATfIELD, Proprietor
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Brevet Major I'd Drscoon.. commanding
Maier General II yoNEs Adj Cen. U. 8. Army.

TYR FIoRrpA IrDrsss From all the infoamatic
which has been received In this city II IL believed that
the outrages recently committed the peninsula Of
Florida not at all countenaoced BY the great ma
jority Of Indians residing In the state but that they
were committed by few abandoned outlaws. Enough,
however has already trspsped to suggest the idea of
Florida and this policy, have reason TO believe, II
now approved Of by the members Of the government
here But IL s presumed that, to accomplish the end
In question: IL s not proposed to resort TO the inter
venton Of tanords us pleasure. the contrary,
90 know that in regard TO this matter the President
desires 20 treat the Florida Indians With the utmost
kindness end humanity He we'll the Secretary Of
War both we'll acquainted with the Indian charsstsv,
and willingly con6de In the wisdom Of any measures
they may think proper TO adopt. We are informed
that instructions have already been communicated 70
Major General Twiggs to the effect that he must exert
himself 70 the utmost to treat with the Iadians Of
Florida (now under his care) In the most anisabls
manner possible. OF hejudsment and ability u this
distinguished c6eer We entertain high regard, anA
We have abundant for believing that the In
dams will only listen TO the evertures Of Governmsnt
their condition will be greatly benefited. 10 vas
thought due to the white Inhabitants Of Florida thst
hearing Of the outrages recently committed smong
ordered into the country adequate military forsei
but wetake for granted thatthose inhabitants vcuio
prefer TO have their desires plisheA By the ar o.
peace rather than those Of and that they Vim co.
operate With the 20 restore that part Of the
country 10 perfect tranquility -Nuse~si frseseHe~,
.avs. "a .
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HATS.
RCHERs FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMENS HATS
"A will be introduced on Saturday, 18th day Of August
ARCHER, 2G0 Greenwich street.

"A will be introduced Saturday, 18th day August.
ARCHER. 2CO Greenwich street.
NALL STYLE FOR ls49.-THE NEW HAT COMPANY
viii introduce their Fall style Of Hats on Saturday the
2h ns in the production OF which they have
far possible suit the tastes Of ALL having spared
their part that would in the
possible add to the durability, quality style
thereof New Hat Company las Nassau street Spruce
MIDoNs FALL STYLE OF CENTLEhENs HATS
"A will be Introduced on Saturday, 18th inst
AMID0N, 3Oi Broadway, nett to corner Duane st.
n BEAUDIN. FRENCH HALTER. NO 800 BROAD
~. way New York Gentlemens Hat Fashions, for Au-
1919 To this day. New York Halter has
introduced at appointed day Of the Spring Autumn
Of and calls IL the Spring Autumn
fashion and everybody 20 buy
called fashionable Hat b. beaudin has made the remark
half ofthe Hats called fashionable made
suit the because the Hat net made in proportions
become his features sire, style Of dressing himself d.
years practice in New York and in Paris
where constantly worked for the fashionable Hat
knows by his long experience that must
have his f hon and wear hat TO suit him. In conse-
Of this d. Beaudn has prepared several styles Of
fats each OF them will be called fshonabea they
will be made to suit the purchaser Hats Of every shape
style for children ladies riding fancy ball. ready
for sale, or viii be made to order.
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r,o,,p. I-p,.- Ccssnssovrss-B. y. whitnsr and
l. A. Thompson are the names Of two gentlemen vhe
have arrived In this city commissioners from the Co
vernon Of Florida submit to the Secretary Of War
account II the indian dicvles Reported "
be exciting the peninsular portion Of the stste
tsnsl blssasssfs0, s3uxust "A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE HUNGARIANS-THE HUNGA-
lVl rans by birth invited attend their
be held this day. august IS at ~ o'clock r. NJ, the
Shakfp Hotel New York. when resolutions about their
Association and other matters concerning their native land
will be discussed. LEOPOLD KUN. President.
n u. A. AND U. A. M.-THE MEMBERS OF THESE
W. Orders respectfully invited purchase copy Of
Brother Judsons Adventures" from r. v. PATERSON,
Public Shield Office" No. PIG Fulton street. New York.
M ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, CLINTON
lvl Hail. August "a, lsf91he rooms of this institution
will be elo,ed Monday 9th inst for the purposes of
cleaning and repairs and will be reopsned Monday 10th
September. By order.
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without . large amount Of meney. Where the money
is all to FROM In addition to the nssessary wants
of legitimate trade is very dithcult to foreses.
We have the following corporations seeking
capital In the market =
Vermont Central Railroad. $1,000 900
Ogdensburgh Railroad. ............... 1000 900
Boston and Maine Railroad ............ o22000
Norfolk County Railroad. ............. 100 900
Eastern Railrosd. ............. 100000
Ssco Water Power Co Observation-Disclosures. 100000
To which must be added a considerable amount which
many railroad and manufacturing corporations
and only waiting the drst favorable movement
in financial affairs to put forth graspng hand for
share Of the plumber All this trouble and smbarrass
ment has grown out Of the mistaken idea, which has
for years prevailed that State street could at
motion all the and railroads that should
be chartered by all the legislatures In New England.
But the time has fully to satisfy every that
paying very dearly for folly and IL will be
long time before shall get rid Of this embarrassment
to which our financial affairs have been and are now
subiocted.D
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\ BEAUDIN. FRENCH HALTER, NO. 20
EDICAlI.

EoR ALL WELL AND sIcK:-E J.. cARReLL's
Tl.. s:ss. sS:' mo- sss
remedy fer sossh. colds. =. ss And sos only
%s:s G Sss: &
i:Ss 81; H. city years. al. .;s:
commended By our most eminent ply .ici.ns
YeN's MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE pEsrRUc-
II all Kind: q insects and pills for the distraction
e raj, ,ss mice Without p'''' NO. ~ A'
JOHN L. RooMs. E'q, super'n. N. " Hospital
,!IaA hIEz E3s z %:s.s aS' Hotel
S9tsMAS ST npcs s:qrs Actor i HSs::
CHoLERx cnoLERAi.TnoUsANpss OF BOTTLES
live. saved 1t instantly regulates the ssd bowels
r a. s s Depot. 20
Price 70 cents per bettle.
VOMITING. PuRGIYo AND GRIPPING PAINs-As
there are many limitations in marhst Of Whites ksd
supplies q the valuable MEDICINE &C.
whs the Prize large bot
ti 81 Sold ITO and 1s BIcsss,y end 70 Asor House
TINE MARRIED woMAs.s PRIVATE MEDICAL CON,
women SIKH .diiics. ismo. pp. 80. Pre. ST. 5000
.,s %sa. :Gs; K.
might hav. been spared thousands now poor would have
enjoyed hundred: IN their ain alive
nt.nssd especially Tor The married or those .on.m
plating .sr,.s. T. s..css: secrets which
TO sbc. whose health docs not psfa, Of an n.rs. ETA.
either adm .; riff 4:
and d: sssi.s.f:
S:s n. u. rsss;s S., 70
E.n Gers Sa1 rsa:.sn New Or;
or r. 2 ~ :; 81: IL s.%s II
& r.. post 3. Boz
ID IN The srsssS.s. Of Ssie.ss bostor.r.
pusaton for half existed
. Ssss :s.s..S :s,. Resent :s:i:
NO EArB coSn,. ?, DyssE ST.
disease p,secs Of assn yisr' dsv'ss 70 NE treat,
his disease Recent cured in three dsSs Ne
A PERFECT sAyEoUARD AGAINST ouAcEEsY-
,sins Description 81 all disease. q The Urinary Or
ssr.. for Ssss r.. VARIOUS pS,psss. S..s hs1
s.,.,%snt ana .@s..h.s v,,a n,a.s,.rs,, RIs.,;
r 81 :'s :rs eat x .s , y
all disesses there referred te.
nR- MORRISON is coHFIDESrIALLr CONSULTED
on ell diseases Of s.,iests nstsr r. Essus. o.
sur,d See his London Dipsms in his of's 2o4s Fulton
street. "
nR RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE IhsAIiss IN
~ the nature symptoms conssuenees remediea
and Of the genital including src.
ture diseases resembling veaere vsn In NO ether york,D
Ae aAspte Individual 81 both seres THIS
ss. sssy s;sss s:si . :. ss % %
b s;sg " ,s 'S ss y .s y. ys,.
Green sh mailed free BY post clay Co. sub
hshsrs. l3Ann street.
&rnn cBALLEScE.-BENDARIsN DisPENsARY
~ GOV 6s Ann street seven years success DR.. Hen
S tsops Anti ksreuria Fluid, 81 Golden Pils STA cents
Victims delicate sssss cured BY vsxetshle
srtranss +. q. HENDRICKsON. Mp
nR.BoxER BosrwIcK. LECTURER ON DISEASE OF
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AMUsEMENTS.


IN Ths entertainment. viii cOnmsaes with grad Over
ss =:
;s.; .a rS:i S;sa q: ST.. s;s
Dr. p RIsDs be- sssh
Mr. G. Burke; 0Loushlin, Mr.. Kpssy; Paddinsscn. Mr..
s%S ~ ssl o,, H w" SSs Mis-:
ats precisely.
CHANraAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM ST.
p:'a' IN .ses
Of the TiPFE%xkY IEGxGYIsnS sor%@sss n Mr. A'Se
Ryan LI,y Mis-. Loeb t. conclude with Jocko-Ths
!sR Cora MISS p.ws Bone. ss. Pts isS s: fTi1ss.
" HERR ALEXANDER the most celebrated German
Magician and greatest Necromancer that has appeared
the SOUTH taken the Chinese Assembly
b
week Doors open att o'clock performances commencing
Erhs, e IL Ss % Prices
the first aud second Dreams otwsny
mammoth Crocodile, just arrived from the River Nile,
s . ss csa at The CORK & hi
sss1,s NJ: S. . sp ss n &
enormou, Wax serripturs statuary Admission
uoBOKEN-OTTO COTTAGE--GUNGLs CELE-
III brated Band will give Concerts Wednesday,
I'D, and Friday, 2fth at SO o'clock r. N. Admtanoe
free In Of Indictment weather, the concert will take
place the next day.
7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THEATRICAL
IL profession informed that the Lyceum Thaate Bos
will for the early IN september Applies
tops be made to tho subscriber (post
paid) HUMPHREY w. BLAND.
SPORTING.
Union COURSE, L. I-TROTT1NG.-PURSE OF $3.50
~ $50 the second bestMle Heats best three Ia Ave. to
harness Free Cor all horsesto come off Tuesday Sep
TENDER T. To close Monday Evening, August "a Mt 81
o'clock 1t the house of Greene Madden, 1883 Chatham
M. d. GREENE, Proprietor.
EXCURSIONS.
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN-NN NNN/NNNNNNNNNNN>NNNN
EXCURSION TO TIL L FISHING BANKS, ON THE OLD
II Cholera Ground, off Fire Island, whore Sea Bass and
Pargies in abundance-0n Friday and Sunday, the
o'clock; 18th street. & Canal 81 CAtharne, so Grand,
9; Pier No. B. N H. ga A. n. Fare 25e each returning
ITO NEwBURCH AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
l. The steamer JOSEPH BELKNAP leaves the pier foot
Of Chambers street Tomorrow morning at 7ocook touch
ing Hammond street. each This boat lands at Yon
kers Hestngs Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown, Sing Sing Rock
land Lake, Hayerstraw, veplank, Cadwes Peekskill,
Cozzens West Point Cold Spring and Cornwall Fare for
the excursion to Newburgh 81
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Tny Runosyp 1rofAr OrrsAsrs ~ TgvAs-Ths
Washington Rsrsbc Of tho 23d inst has received the
following letter from the War Department contradict
ing the rumor which has prevailed. that the indians
on the Nerthwsstsrn frontier Of Texas had commit
ted 6spredations upon the white inhabitants:
NoarutHs FsorrfEs T.xss, Fort Worth
West Fork Of Trinity River, June n, lsss. :
C,neral;-Hsvipg seen paragraph going the rounds
~ the newspapers stating that the dragons above
Waco village had lost many horses BY the Indians
have the honor to contradict such report, and to
state that the two companies of Dragons under my
val In Telas in November last nor have heard 81 any
Indian depreciation committed In this part OF the
country for fsveral months.
About one bsndr,d indians, ef different Wild tribes
visiting me. They brought down and deliver
I'd up some thirty.fve horses which they had taken
from the wiehita-horses stolen within the last year
from citizens Three wichta chiefs are here, and
promise everything for the future All is ana
quiet on this frontier.
Your most obedent servant
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ITO THE BUSINESS PUBLIC.-As TaE SEASON OF
the is fast approaching when 1t will become
ssr for and leave their
the various objects which trade and other require
and believing who contemplate visiting city,
be prevented from doing through fear and the
aEgerated which attained currency in the
country concerning cholera in New York deem due to
the Of truth and the business interests Of city
counteract the evil tendency Of such BY statement
Of obtained through the poltensss of Dr. White the City
Inspector which, by the following statistics shows the
Der Of deaths having occurred by cholera during the last
wes the business portion Of which comprises the
LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th wards as follows
the LIST ward there have occurred from the 18th to the
18th eight deaths by chtera I'd do deaths
Sd do two deaths 4th do deaths thirty Of which occurred
in the william street hospital.
The deaths in the William street Hospital for this PERIOD
the result of occurring in the 4th 9th and 18th
wards
The 9Th ward twelve deaths in the period making
total Of hfty- nine deaths
The disease reached its eliminating
point about the 2s july since which time las shown by the
weekly reports the City Inspector and the
ports Of the Sanitary Commtts IL has been rapidly dsel
ming.
therefore, Of the opinion that merchants and others
who desire to visit city do with impunity
believe
epidemic any other part OF our Union.
Reaid An
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FOR SALE.

ITO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN ARRIVING IN TIE
pes % S;r
Sssr. sr -. Farm, .t.s,s% Il ESsteom,.y county
rs q .r %S', n Vt s s
:y & as. .sss. s.ss
oS S on "a. ss % ssGns Sasn sn
length Of The house and large piazza On the EAST. the whole
nisii out %
g Il. and
srsy sS1 Ss1a There he
a.. sr sas sh
%s s n 1s New psps ne
day received and omnibu. passing ,6s gate NOR
I"IhsrSn AID Yeb, terrain Churches Further de.crpoa
"a % % any a essiS re s s.nn no
Ssd fsr ss.y l.ai,sfri s,u.,cn and ady.s,sse: /,
sfosdI s sffF sa sS sss fss
ITO BE SOLD. a GREAT pAEcAIS.A BEAuTJryL
ten miles frsm New YSrh. Trsiy. acres, very hIsiy i'm
R 'S.:: s.TS .ss'.f:ss ff;: S:s:ss:sl::
For saIEes sArysDAY rg AUog'T IT,, rg e.
property Of Margaret wardsl ssesassd At Lons Branch
CoR sALE-TuE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
vsrek large Of the purchase rsrnsis
on mortgage A'p' On " p T. %iirE Ia
J,op sALE-TnE LEASE, STOCK AND ri1TUREs OF
Grocery doing good butiness, In the sixth avenue
Bloomipsdale road. lriaire Of Mrs wavns ON
Bros me street, or Of C. ~ Parh Co. III West street
rTHIRTY. SEVENTH sTaELT L0rS FOR sALE-Tw0
lots commencing 100 feet vett OF Sixth Avenue, running
feet by w. feet deep Title indsputsbie Seventy
per cent Of tie money may remain Will be sold at low
'Il'' 'cSRsoII Co g rul,su stree. rp.a
CoR sALr-TBE WHOLE, OR HAIR SHARE or A
we'll srecuted Painting 2tU0 feet In length Of about 70
Psroraie Views e Ancient and Modern Cies With their
Natural Scenery shippirs sc In the four quarters Of the
verdi ven worth attention, ne Exhibition 70 travel
through United States Europe. Can ts seen app
No. IS Clsson street, New York and purchased
At less than its value.
House FOR sALE.-TBE STOCK AND MIXTURES.
Ne ofthe Porter Mouse, "a Broadway. stairs 40
the present proprietor s going ssy he IS doing hrst
tus For PARTICULARS inquire ct the premises,
ut III Barrow street Rent 500.
uNBER MERCHANTS AND orHERs-THE SUB
L. serib.r having expended between fifteen and sixteen
tbouand dollars construction Of Steam Saw and
Tourrr Mil lands buildings, kc and not having sur
ssnt capital 10 carry his project wishes 70 tate part
r,r for shest Direct lis Walt.r street. New
Y.rt. Letters must be post paid. JOHN n. BATE
DrsNoFOR sALE.-TBg OWNER (IArELYAERrvE
from rururel sf this superior Instrument, which
.sb.d at Of Yisnns and considered OF the
VI Liegt Is willing 70 offer the tame at very
reasonable IL can be at ~ Creenwfeh street
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nR.HoxER BosrwIcK LECTURER ON DISEASE OF

H. the enio Urinary rsanAu,hor Of Complete Prss-
ueai Work the and Tsasnt snsra Dis.sse
Structures and all disease Of private nature, Vuaro,
splendid plste I'd edition Extract from hs Boston hsdi
cal and sargea Journal -" be said faressly 70 be
seual Rieords or Actions vorts tie fsuy %
sssss. sns far superior 20 thing q hs hind ever Irs
h,hsd in this eoustry." Price $40 Author Of work en-
Seminal Emissions 1mpo<ncy Sc caused ~ solitary wee
fsursh Edition, ~ Plates Price 81 ior safe ne PUB
thor frl Ilresdvsy.
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PUBLICATIONS.

NNGLIsB PAPERsl ENGLISH PAPERsi,-sUB-
II eriptions received for published In Fog
land Irssnd scotard France SPAN, Portugal Germany,
Holland or any part Europe Asia and the paper DELI
puncua carriers in any part of,hs city, OF mail
I'd 10 subscribers cut Of the city by =
WILMER n ROGERS
Corner Nassau and Liberty streets,
European Times Once.
Lifts snd prices o. all European be had on
application ~ the European Times Office.
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ID EVOLUTION IN STEAM NAvIe ALTON : THAT

DEvOLUTION IN STEAM NAVIGATION THAT
H interested in navigation be prepared
for entire change in propeng machinery working
Model Boat will be exhibited daily. at
the Oregon Iron Foundry 2 Greenwich street Perry
from to r. NJ which -moon and is pro.
PEELED consequently without paddles, wheels. Kind
Of from the vessel whose velocity csmpar with
the used will vouch for the superiority of this novel
principle which for canals par ouarly will be found the
desideratum To avoid crowd Of the merely curious
the inventors the charge will be 81
for each person. The press, gratis.
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VAUxHALL GARDEN-GRAND AscENsION.-TaE
Celebrated Balloouis Victor Variable, from New Or
lean has the honor of announcing the public that he
will give Extraordinary Exhibition. with his Balloon go
ing the suspended by the feet and giving Gym
nastic Exercises such has been attempted by
other person. Thursday Aug 30 1919 at precisely o'clock
p. NJ Tickets be had at the Garden at ali times Adj
mission rs sufficient police will be in attendance to
a,.,ta in ada
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ENoLIsH PAPERs-wILLwERs ROGERS CORNER
II NASSAU and Liberty, have received, ~ the steamship
Canada. supply ~ Illustrated London News
double ngmber sontsnng more than atty enSavns teins
pictorial history Of the Queens visit 20 Iresnd london
Punch, Man in the Moon Dispatch, Bells Lsfe, Weekly
Tnes Newr Of the World Weekly News. Duhin Freeman
Journal aud Irishman together With great assortment Of
country rspers, from All PARTS q England;
WILMER n ROGERS,
European Newspaper Agency,
CcrBe Nassau and Liberty s,s
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i The steamer JOSEPH BELKNAP leaves the pier foot
Of Chambers street Tomorrow at 7oclook touch
Hammond each This boat lands at Yon
kers Hestngs, Dobbs Ferry Tarrytowa Sing Sing Rock
land Lake, Havestraw verplank Caldweis, Peekskil,
Cozzens West Point Cold Spring and Cornwall Fare for
the excursion to Newburgh, 81
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EXCUfSJlONS.

INCLUSION TO TIL Z FISHING BANKS, ON THE OLD
Pargies are in abundance-On Friday and Sunday the
BUFFALO will leave foot Of Robinson street.
oclosk; 18th street, si4 Canal So CAtharine SO Grand
9; Pier No. B. N 9a A n. Fare De- each returning