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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
ANTHONY } BLEECNER Aueuou.r
MILL SElL At AICTInN ON MEDNrS

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on WEDNEs.
w DAY. Aux -, lSt2. al 1 c'co~k. NJ The pgemi.
sea the valuable properly 81 POgghksepss, knOwn ~
.tdeuHi lying ue,t south Of and Of Hubert NsnM age
uen and Bailey, ESQ having l.7oo fee front both
Academy and Market ats and 90 feet each side
Hamilton snd Bieecker as
Th~ Mansion House. oai-bgildnss and Improvements
SAID 10 have over $4,000 Few years sneel viii be-
sod with shout IS 20 81 scrrs Of land plots villa SITES
containing 10 each. and two u about acres
each on Hsnilon eec keT aud Academy y pios u
shout acre each Academy and Market ss a. having
building sites commanding view u he Hudson k.Vel
and distant heefrom aud nom The hudsou River Railroad
about quarter of mile
The Msn.ou House 10 nearly new, double. modern eu.
nsfe Nlnilure marble msntes t~ostory and aiuc. with
Observatory and wing on escs aide. Two OF The plots
have houses. and one srse barn.
THIS ot-r opportunity rarely y be mes with 70 those
accessible To The Ciy OF >e~Nofs In q hours BY Rail-
foad the best society and schoo are 20 be found
OF the be obtained at the suction room,
Broad II.
The sale will without reserve to the highest bidder
Terms will be easy, and will be made Known on tsy ~
sale by application 10 the Aucuoueer 1901 suS rus
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sY>JA,II>,. BRASS SPRING TRUSS

1 BRNJAnI>,- BRASS SPRING TRUSS
n A>NFs rs B--smzn-st ,. never srOw veal
~ rlsi from 10 moisulrs Or heat u he body
Once r <h., always rgnl" Pressure grad
laied from ~ a be without oack-psd
~arh does gr-si injury ne spine Sir days TIA given
and perfectly Satisfactory money f7arned Thomp
.oc's Tr1sses a. reduced Prices Also, he beet and
sanlt.r Br.c-s az lfOIn-rs slpporiers ~ iseotr
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AUGUST NUMBER.

1 People. Edited 1y Edward = Non II d. The 1Iri-
ltrs contain series Oi admiral essays ur C0usawprUr,
r-rlia. r--Ir- and fru-p-ls OF the krcmm r pwre-
p re, Nfeuualsn, Cholera. Diet ~ Nursing Mothers.
.n@ impression o ne mothers mind on thr conformation
1 ihe chile before BIRTH &c eo pages IS cents each 40
f-- -t-n-o shan degree -ef.. rr~-r ---af.
.af '.- raHarr .rUra0-
IT, tI-i nlH.t~f she cd sr.rtst .JH4r
Dr. s rNffl.t-i sfa rtu-ll.rIffr l.Ufr .H.Hs jour-
d. Dra- gFss "a aTsIy rkla t.t la--l,f'H .afns
.C04r-r & -,1r-r
30 erf'-a ~ bars. f-au l--c,s,-
F, ID 20 tr-rl 4afersfart
Nao-fsr tuls ls lfrs ia-r m0.-y. -orh s.-th-f
hes sr- i0t-nfs lot rN-rns1f Wstr1ra1
IT. SEE I'D r - f1-
ccaltrF. sff r--r--t All 1fs -rfcer Dem
o. rf ru-.i, ~. hlnor tai
-.rr- 80 days 10 ,lU. 80 ? r-~r. o. Ns.s
For sale By CHARLES III RING.
al.l nl.. Conner I.-n.sL anL Rr.llu.au-
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ooardERo1AL AND MONEY MATTERS.

sands Csp' Tsosy.os From Yors Truf-ssy SEPT
.,slH sAsDs Capt Tsoss.as Fronf for Ttufiai NoT %
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FIRE INSURANCE..

THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HAVING been twenty-five year. 10 operation, continue
~ ln.4res stores dwellings and other sgdngs. msf
cnAndlsc, household flmimre vessels In port sod their
csrgO-s. reasonable terms any similar Institution
Offices No . Merchants Exchange, Waist Newton
.na . FultOn-sL Brooklyn.
WA ELLSWORTH President
a. VI lrf.
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MOFFETss SUPERIOR
Y nnDs crR ANnOI.rS HAHDEIIERS

A SEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT j.st manu-
\ S.rrlrec al Tor sac a. he store - f.-on-st
. s. T. Aai Light Cnzndelrrs o. VARIOUS patterns ard
i.rzs assortment OF gTsnaoles d ane splendid
soar Lamp. Of sboa % Different patterns, beautifully
finished
Hsrgi1x fancy solar lamps, Tor sesu30ais, 1sles &c
maxnliceni style u ns l1nleus. entirely u brass
v-ry heavy
Also cheap hanging sosr sups basket amps. oriental
ard .rtsra Lamp- Of Different patterns. g0c-s chin
~icEs. &c a. II winch Will b. sod A. v cal. a.
retail reasonable terUs
Remember 10 F4.ion-st fret amp store EAST q
Broadway.
y BAL fine above goods ear be had either 10 silver
gu or ororze. a4H miseodA
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DRY GOODS.

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
CAN SELECT FROM 1000 BALES OF
sHEETISOS,
AAHlCH ARE MOST DESIRABLE fof heir rsmafE4
W uniformity. weight srd beauty, such styles and
qualities best adapted ~ heir particular sales also from
l.-.clrd goods, many fzyore styles and hnish also
-lcn assOrimrut q cotton goods recessary generally
BOB comp ele their orders For sale. sither for cash Or
rfy acceptances alsays ~ The lowest market prices
CHAS A. WATERBURY 4 co.
AMI gI. ho.~.ae Dealers 10 Brood way cor P.re-st
nAMAGED 1iERINO-, Cashmeres, siS Sui2s
DAIpsra, &c Also Dzmssx Linen Diapers, Linens az
A 90 wool IN lOug SraS- l4fks assorimsai u u-ss
foods slightly dams gec. aud for sale low, y
aaH su.s Nm MATHEWS. % Czlhefln-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

TUESDAY, Aug Ppm.
Tie Stock market Is very heavy both Tor Gov
,p,oen, Securities and Fancy stocks. Treasury Notes
seehned 4, and U. : y cents 1904. . u. <. 6s Of
800 fell OG IN the morning, but At the Second Board
reeovered Erc Bonds have fallen % Attraction, tho
s,year Bonds }, and lOyear Bonds {. Erie Stock il
down T. Resdiog Railroad Bonds have declined ( -
Canton has gained the second Board, and Harlems
are better BY AZ. Penn.yvsns Sc have improved 4,
with considerable inquiry.
Money is abundant at previous rates Of loans
md discounts VIZ 4 cent for call loans and 70
. cent for paper short an long dates though the lat
,,r !. not - readily taken. Land Warrants sl2Oa
slg5 U0cuuent money is increasing
Exchange on London il firm AZ u 0l0 = cent,
without much doing. Ia Francs there trans
actions h, 3O0527i 60 days bills, and 52515 22i for
sight drafts
Thero is a little silver shipping, but Of no great
amount
We give below a ststoment Of the net receipts
Of tolls upon the public works OF Ohio for the first
three quarters ending August u.s. ls49 also for the cor
responding period in lo4s showing increase In this
wear over last 70 the amount OF s56,057 y
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JAMES RODGERS. Chairman.
J~o. CAlvi~ SMITH. SECRETARY aus ST.

4 CARDIFF September term u the Misses Bus
.tTEEDS Boarding and Day school for ouux Lst lee
VII open Monday the 50 day u September next e.
their rooms SSi Ihiri avenue ~ which time and place
nlpUs requested 10 De attendance There are
czncies for few scholars. for which the Mss
especially solicit application, with the ASSURANCE that
particular attention viii be paid % The moral and int
lua training Of tael- pupils Circular stating terms &c
may b hsd % Mr. Shepherd, 1881 srosdwsy Of Richard
Busteed. attorney. &c a. Aw, IS Wian-sL and a. the
schooh0use. Sl Thrdaveuue. au& ST.
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COUNTRY ADVERTISING.

BrDnJ- TRAITS
4 AtRlCASN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AD-
Il FEkIHlNO AND SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY.
l7 Nass41-sL oppos.-e Blb.e House l-Adyertsenents
asserted 70 order l al the papers u the Cniec
states. Canada &c he terms hat are charged a.
~ crererr 0ces- Those who want Information on the
sob invited cal he Office. where files Of the
1ereut papers De xzmirer and slch Information
il be gwen By The zuhOrk@ agent viii enable sdyer
select papers hist circulate excessively 10 ne
section Of country and among The Gaze u people for whom
the Advertisements are nterdec Those who cannot CAL
And want any Information 90 ne subject BY addressing
note trou "a Dispatch Post Otherwise, will receive
cal from the sub.criber New York, Aux =, lee.
GEORGE PRATT, Country Newspaper Agent
T.rI j.
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NEN- III BULK Uf th>HUh-, y = =
cry variety a. equally o~ prices Also, lsrS- 'ocS o.
n .sufsclgrrd 0sbb.rs for sale -
,aaslr DAT, y CerLaD9ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

AFNANDER. the greatest magician has Just returned
from bis southern tour and most especially announces o
h. friends publ bee has taken the above named
nIsce month snd VII appear u his performances
every night in The we,k-MoudaN Aug p, l8f4-ifrsi
appearsnc-l-rhe Temple of Euchanmen or The Ma
xir.an's Two Dreams
For furter particla ar see programme Doors opensi
O'CLOCK Pars ranrr commence az 3 o'clock Prices
lf adm s.ion Tickets SD ct-rckrs FOR children ~ cs
During the FIRST and second Dream sn inerm-slon oi ~
minutes au.1 iwis
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It - FIEs cs s E5:..
fh day AT 3socIock in harness best s. closed with
he fa. 'oyinr h0r-es NJ Bridges enters Trustee,
J someniise enters IN Lady Emma, VI NJ eniss
Young Confidence " Reed enters b. Telegraph, J, I.
n1ty enter. n Lze q COrson enters m. Little IVES
i-rn Nm Cope enters MAJOR, A shields enters = G
strange Deer W FONNER, Proprietor
ln iumre the advertisement. will appear 10 The Tribune
,rd J.,.d aulg H.
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SACRED DIORAndAS.
N-ATInNAI ACADE1IY OF DE-ICN.-AR Re

NvieN Exhibition. of orks of ara previously
exl hiiti PSI he Academy. and such others A. may have
been Ineligible under he rules % the Aunla ENhihuon,
- Dee made n fle rooms Of The l1sumuou corner OF
Roadway and Leonsrd-st he ist of October neat
Exhibitors viii please f0rN ard is OF their productions
To- JNO r PUDHOMMs. Curator
aus jIs. ~ The Rooms 90 ne Academy
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ARM OURN AL.
PORT or NETWORK. AUGUST -
sx " MaRME yooANAL. f0uRTH rAeE 9,

isr -as,---s IS .s.o % Set. InoTn- o.
HIGH whTER....August 70
. A. Gov issaf Hsi ef's go
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NOTICE.-The Srm Of BRADNER co. was Dis
solved he is mt y the death u Mr.. J Dexter
Braduer The business OF me arm VII be see1 By
ne remaining partners who vii conunae The busEe-s
under ne srm Of BRADNER co. a. Na.s.u -.t-Aug
r. 1919 ALONZO RRADNER.
GABRIEL FURMAS, "a
ana 2w- JOHN BRUSH
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s.useTOS 40; ytorb. FofNss Yors We Ape -
ss~.xN Capt Cs.srsts Ne~ Yoft. Sat s-fi ID
re.s lr. southampou tss day. alter -1 -s's
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X G. KEMP. Anctioneer
ntPER H&<GINGS AT At(rfON-Ths at
TO LET AND FOR SALE.

- HOUSES FOR sAIE.-Tne new and well
y: arranged three story house nv feminist near Temp
- sn..quars lis finished In superior style, win gas
hroug hOut satusry msnes In Tho psTofs bsthins sp
paraus waiereoss,s, and drain TO conduct wssn water
kc to The sewer In the Also for ssleThs lrst.
class story and attic house 81 Clomsnps place 90
c0nd house north sshinston squGs win the suer.
house b. had Immediately, but neither will Do rented
For terms sppiy 10 lanlsSs' X HOGAN, ~ Walst
- rOR SALE OR TO LET-Ths house and 10,
II; " AuOrneysi f~ostory ssd sue, counter celsr.
marble msntes, croton water, rsnss and ooiisf not
and cold baths, all Ia hns ordsf lot over lD-st sspe
vines &c The above l. offered below cost The owner,
occupying nc sane, Will remove In lew Tesas " no
sold u Will BE- 10 ct Terms made Easy ate perfect ana
FREQ from al ineambrsnes Apply |" sDoys aus u
"a WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A or story
- town. and Dot to exceed $50 bar fair com.
pensalon Will be paid for convenient house 10 small
ismily down town Address A w c al the oftes Of shis
paper, describing premises sn" u
"a PLEASANT LODGING-ROOMt 70 let for
NJ The Winter, with tho bsnsh Of IRE In NE sdlonlns
- room, with hot and cold baths, la private family
For location and other particular Address .. hs Of
nee. aug ,a.-
- HOUSE wANTED-A rsptssi iwo-s,ory house
- rogts !. ~satsd By anal family Rent from 80
~ 800 per snnam Address MARVEL, Tribune once 10.
- WANTED-Bvs small family tAs second story u
~ rsspecfssls house In nc upper peri oi tbs cly
- References and payment ssnsfse'oFy Asdf,ss y 90
ant this Office s"~ II
- WANTED-A house with good basement BY
" family Of hfee persons furnished OF unfinished,
- l.rze encsg IN sccommodste 10 or IL hfste.sss
boardsrs Address John, Tribune once .sD u.
81 TO LET-A small store, saiisbls for fancy Or
Il DRY goods store Apsrlmsnts could be had, re-
- qsir-d. with Or Without board. Apply Al w
RElD's BAKERY, Hsrsinus, Jsrsey City sa1 Sus'
- STORE IN CORTLAND-sr. FOR SALE
81 -Ooe u he most vs.1abie lots and stores near
- Broadway for sale. Address box IN = o .Dzs ~
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NNhalers.


slis Yoane Phsun Ionpku. SBsdrd fsyR. t~hsr.
.s ssss 10 nm OIL ro isth JAY, 80 80
DAY for >Le-and
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~ kiients gsual 10 Diseases Of The Eye sne ~. D
20 O'Clock daily AZ J.. Wsrren.t corner ~ as -
where can - had pan ohle free d cost 's
netr gat 81 -st4o1 Of yestoruHf ~ ~. ~ Y
,oif oa,er al the csses IN which 10 u app a. "A.
Dr. Pox.Ipf popular TREArlsE % THE frh, y al
don car b- lad a. above. price y e-ns Az. gear
v.-.tv Of bs.grfll ARTIFICIAL EYEs ALI sWeeos'
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tvRENCH AND ENCLI.H BoARDING -.

II BROWN, stone Sea Ergraver ard Herald Palmer
81 Broadway. corner o. Murrsyst up stzirs-Cosu
Of cypers &c engraved on siore brass
atrs seas. pencil case, sZnef ruEs &c engraved VIII
any device. Of found and painted n
any STYLE lion 8 and ugwArd AID forwarded % any pz
81 the lnfed siaies Socks Of Hsracry kept with up
wArd 81 10000 ramss Any Information given 10 her
4l1ry su2s IT,
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IVAINT = ~ n 'FI'I7
Dan Performances fu the afternoon Al g. and evsr-
inc q. One week of the Live Cruc0de 10 fsv.
long which arrived here a few days since II may be
seen Al al hours The sughabie meauges entitled
PERFECTION and the OMNIBUS, Will be enacted al
each entertainment Also engaged. Mr Jerry Merriheld
Ni.. Barton Ms. Stanhope. Nj. West, Mr. Higgins the
Comic Dancer. Mr CLARK and Mr Oakley large Living
Anaconda znenOumOgs Raite-nase Wax scripture sta
mary Animation 10 tho whole, cents children under
DO yssrs Of age. "a cents auT
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90 RFWARD.-Lost pocket memorandum ooos
80 f,r isss IRE shove reward vii Be paid % e,i a.
g S4ssal-st - -
DRFa-TPfN FoU>O-lu Broadway, a'o1t ne
ID lfl i.fv'. mourning PIN, erge ard am01d-s ape
<ith hr-e specimens Of hsr iua-1 Apply - ne o1ce -
Grand - =
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For Europe.


ISpgPENDKST LISE-Prom Lir0Pooi'
..e,gsASDs Capt Tsosr.os .Fof Ssr fors Mon Oct
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non ..tr-THE STOCK. FIXTURES. GOOD
Will. snt ursxpir-d ease Of Wnoess.e Crock-
cry store To any person te-rv1s Of gong INTO o1-i
-. ~. No. ~ regarded Ore u opportunity,
4. he pr@.epf propreiors sre re successors o. az %
boa.- WI good of customers, and some % many
49,. .-.~Sfrs TIE STOCK hand vel Atspec % The
country t-ste Ard comprises he most desirable shapes
ID n.fteru. Of ware n0w 10 market Tie Propreiors
- 4-.rou. Of esvi1x The ely on account q ~ 1eail
- .e1d therefore SCI upon he most arvs-tsy-ols
.srns part a. o. ne purchase inoney nay frnlsn
III te with satisfactory security. Should u BE- DESTROYS
-. ~ tbe srrr cnn remain during the Fall business sld
fnrruc- ne customers For further Information inquire
~ Isuf5 .s-feotl CLAPP co. - william 81
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TIVE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

-x..n Lrsk-Saa. from ListrpOel Kte.lg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21
a r r Z " a u
OF THE
STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
One Week Later from Europe.

1t was announced to US at noon yesterday, that
our overland express from Halifax had arrived at
St. John, b., with the news of the arrival of the
steamship Caledonia at the former place.
Soon after, thunder shower came up, and the
operations on the line between this city and Bos-
ton, ceased, owing probably to the increased
amount of atmospheric electricity. To the hour
of sending our forms to press, the line remained
out of order.
The news may be expected early this morning.
We shall publish it in a second edition, or in an
Extra Herald, Immediately after it reaches US.
The Caledonia left Liverpool on Saturday, the
9Th inst.
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CIscr,parr. July 90 1s4o.
F1our-The demand IL mostly limited to home con-
fumption, Tor which moderate sales have been made
Mt 80 So rs per Dbl Grsin-There A. no particular
change to notice in any description. Bacon-we no.
tice sses OF sides at nc, and hams at 7Isc whs-
key had advanced Saes have been made at II &c per
gallon.
PHuApxIrHtA. July 90 1910.
The Inspections Of -four and meal. during the week
ending at noon to-day, follows.1O $50 barrels
OF Hour; 100 half barrels do $50 barrels rye flour;
pi5 barrels corn meal; aud 10 half barrels do The
Hour market IL quiet, and holders are firm 81 Is
aeked for good parcels Sales made Of about 500
barrels of old stock at 81 o. Rye -four IL firm at 50
per barrel Corn meal is In limited request at ~ rs
per barrel Wheat " In good demand and prices are
well sustained. Corn IL scarce and wanted at Coz
per sushel. Whisky IL firm, at 2sc a 2Jc for hhds
and barrels.
Burr,to. July 2o-P. W.
The receipts since yesterday have been as follow
Flour 1000 bbls; wheat IL 600 bus. corn ~ 900 bns
flour-1he market IL hrmcr. with a fair home do
mand including some lots for export notice sales
Of you bills at ~ U2 for Ohio and s43 for Michi
gan For wheat the market IL duh though holders
manifest considerable frmness; the nominal notation
for Ohio Is ~ cts, aud for Chicago IS cts Corn-The
Demand for corn continues brisk; the sales reach
70 toJ bushels st - cts for mixed western whiskev
sales Of Ohio making at n cts Freights-Tbere
is nothing new in freights
The receipts q produce. since yesterday were 1000
bills nour. and $4,000 bushels Of corn of wheat mona
There good business doirg ia -four and the sales
Of the day nre NCcN barrels ct - 10 "a NJ X foe
straight state and western, and 81 56t. &. IS for
comm on State and mixed western The corn marked
was heavy. hrt go,d bu-ine.. va. Done the sale
Lays were made at S2Lr
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The Weather In the Country,

BIScHAMros, July 1916 r. NJ.
The thermometer here at IL NJ, stood at co. and at
PM, So.
Ithaca, July 10-6P.M
DAssvILLE July 49, M
The Thermometer at IL NJ. to-day reached 90; at p
NJ. 1t stood at IS.
WATERLOO, July 19-6P.M.
At noon to day the mercury to so-weather
Ene.
BUFFALO, July 10-6P.M.
The weather Is quite pleasant, though rather warm
The Thermometer at IL NJ. so.
TrLEoRArH OvrrcE, New YosK,
July 30 r. NJ
The following is a summary Of the latest Geographic
reports in regard to the weather the New York and
Erie Telegraph line, stretching the southern tier
Of Counties to the town of Fredonia- 400 miles:
Fredonia reported at 2 u PM, a fine rein of two
hours DURATION since when atmospheric electricity
has interrupted communication with them.
Ithaca has had no rain up to half past PM, but
had rome lightning.
Bnghsmton bss lad tive showers No thunder, but
considerable lightning, accompanied with wind At
IL o'clock the thermometer stood at SO, and at 6 p
NJ, so.
At Montrose, Pa, there has been some thunder and
lightning, unaccompsnied by rain.
At Iionesdale, "a 1t was reported there had been a
shower, about two o'clock r. NJ. the particulars of
which we have not received.
At Newturgh, rain storm commenced at a quarter
past four PM, which continued hour and half
accompanied by thunder and lightning. The thermo-
meter stood at 50 degrees at ten o'clock AMI and 90
degrees at half past three O'Clock, PM
At Coldspring It commenced raining at ~ O'Clock
r. NJ ard 1t continued to fall very heavily for fifteen
minutes At 5P NJ. another shower, accompanied with
thunder and lightning occurred which lasted about
ten minutes.
Peekskill was visited by similar showers to those
which fell at Cold Spring and which were also accs-
panied with thunder and lightning
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Accident In phia--Custom House
App0intments-The Weather.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1919.
Mr.. Frederick Hoffner, respectable tavern keeper,
in the Northern Liberties, accidentally knocked
overheard from yacht last night, and drowned He
leaves a wife and several children.
MIR. Wallace, editor of the Daily San, has been ap-
pointed Inspector Of Customs He still continues to-
speak to poor people
The weather in the morning, excessively warm;
but about neon heavy shower up, and the tenn
perature went down several degrees
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io"tu OF SnPtrvisoEs special Meeting
JrI1 20 he minutes Of ths Is,t us,tos sere rial
and approved
ne Ju'y ~" The jury list cont aiming 600 names,
wac ccnnrn,a
Ehs Several email bills for cleaning the court
room we're ordered to lie PAID Alderman James Ke!ly
offered the following resolution
Received. I hat the subject of fixing stated oom-
rtr'stion To b. p1d monthly by tbs COni ptroier for
TIC Gle tmrg aud keeping IN order the various court
rooms Ia the Ivy Hall agd the court ard pub
cffcet In The cid , ms iousc building BE- referred
10 the courev cIiU,ius courts aHd police to re-.
reputt 10 this Beard Adopted.
E,Torfs OF conmittte county o'Hs.rs. recon-
ncnGng the payment ~ several small bills TOR sdyer.
tiug OF 'snc committee IN fsvur Of payiog Ecssiag
Fos and tomnec,et .fdrtrfiser FIR publishing state
laws OF commilttr un criminal cuurts ans police in
favor a. paying illiam sr S32j or yard AL Lode
irg for lurtts AID officers. In the trial q Matthew
ood and othcrs. he Beard then at Jurned