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DISEASE OF INIPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and ipprudent votary OF pleas
ure finds that he has imbibed the seeds OF this painful
di sease, it too often happens that an -tmed sense
shame or dread of discovery, deters HIM from applying
to those who, from education and respectabty, can
alone befrlend hun, delaying till the constitutions
symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose noeturna
pains in the head and limbs dimness Of sight, deafness
nodes on the shin-bones and arms, blotches on tho
head, face and extremtes, progressing with fghtfu
rapidity, till at last the palate OF the mouth OF the
bones of the nose fall in, and the victim of this awful
disease becomes horrid object OF commlserauon, I'LL
death puts period to his dreadful suerngs by send
ing him to "that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
It is melancholy fact that thousands fall victims 10
this terrible disease owing to the unslness Of ig-
orant pretender who, by the use OF that Deadly Poi-
SON, Mercury ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due Of life miserable.
STRANGERS
Trust not ur lives or health to the OF the many
UnlearnedS nd worthless Pretenders, destitute OF
knowledge, name or charaoter who copy Ut. John
stons advertisements style Themselves In the news
papers, regularly Educated Physicians, incapable OF
Curing, they keep you triing month after month ia
ing their filthy and poisonous compounds, or as long
as the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair
leave Won with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
Dr.. Johnston the only Physician advertising.
His credentials or diplomas always hang IN his office
His remedies treatment are unknown to all others
prepared from life spent the great hospitals Of Eu
rope; the first in tie country and more extensive
Prirats Practice than any other Physician in the
world. .....
ri ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institution yea
after year. and the numerous important Surgical OPP
eratons performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by tie
reporters of the "sun," "Clpper," and many other
papers, notices ofwhch have appeared again and again
BEFORE the public, besides his standing gentleman
Of character and responsibility, is sufficient guaran-
tee to the afflicted,
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
6S5N No letters received unless postpaid aud con-
taing a stamp to be used the reply. Persons VIII
ing should state age, and send porsa Embarrassment
describing symptoms. GfF .i
JOHN M. JOHNSTON, M. D.,
Of the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Marypd
dcc72-ly t. ....ti.
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INA lIalV Is bbls. Extra Flint Hominy in st o.
DUMlN For sale By $4aEE5Y
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL ! TINaLR,
So Main sire
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TRANSPOR ATION
Baltimore 81 Ohio r. lR.

rs oYros BAR. s Ono RAnnoAD Co, I
Wheeling Statin, Hay "A 1854. )
On and sftsr Sunday night, the 18th Of May
~ the asssnger trains viii be- run By the fol
Irving schodule: s4ie sFu1 ~
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R.d That tbe Street Commissioner be- ard be hereby
tender for the Of Engine Company number Mo-
Which was laid over.
BY Councilman Cross - \.
Rmlred That the Committee on National Aflr. De 81
procure ssnd Of for the NnetysI hesr
ment. New fork National Guard
Which referred to the Committee on National Ansas'
BY Councilman HoUGHfALiS-
Reoised That Blocker street between Bowey aud bfosa
be paved with Belgian pavement half At the expense
property he be done under the direction Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department.
Which was referred TO the Committee Belgian Pave
mont
BY Councilman HAeEHrr-
Rssolrsd That the Aquednct Department he and
they hereby authorized and directed to pce ire hydant
in front Of premises number sxyene Ann street. occupied by
Steam Engine Company Number Five.
Which adopted
/ Nv Councilman KEENAN,
RI d That permission be and II Is hereby given 70 Josiah
lWst.rman number hundred aud thirteen New Canal
,s TO his goods In front Of his premises ,fd
mission remain during ths pleasure o! the Common
Which was ado pied.
By the Same =.
Sherwood 10 .c.,. and deliver goods from the sidewalk IN
trout Of premise. number three hundied aud twenty eight
Wzslir-on the permission rrDy gwen 70 continue
only during the will aud pleasure OF 'h- '"loh NoNhc'A
Which assdoptrd
by Council nan BRANDON
Revoked Tibet the salaries o. the Genera roreuen, nueeo
Of Roads In the Street Department be increased so t nsy
the Of five dollars per day mo same 10 etAo
ehect from the lrst day OF March, 1861.
Which was retcred to the Committee on sshflss ana
Ofhces.
Resignation Of John Van Nice Commissioner ef Deeds
Which WIS accepted.
In connection tAerewitb Councilman webster p~'ISo
the fjllONil resolution:
Ro,ed That JoseIh Armstrong DO aud he hereby ap
poted Commissions Of Deeds IN and for the City and
County of Yor in place Of john Van Nice resigned
! Which was adopted
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From fud,nunpoiis.
sp,rial Dupsi.h to TIE Cincinnati Gufc'to.
MINNEAPOLIS. JulV

sp,cil Dupsi b 10 "a. Cincinnati Gigcttc.
INpNAPOus, July -. 1904
Tho riot 20 Grorncastle during the Copper
head Convention on "wednesday. commenced rs olo Of
The follow 81 VOORHEES, shouting FOR JET. DAVIS. 4
soldier ~ the ed iud ana kuo,fct him down on thc
spot Lieutenant Cooper. Of the 45d. shO backed up
tie soldier was set upon b. sescfI hundred Copper
hcads Who shouted. XII. IT, DID -olli,rhnIr .lln'
lie defended huascl with BE pistol. and bent OF the
whole pack tl!i he managed D. escape. Tie crowd
gathered alo the house who're b. entered, but wel.
Kept a. bay by Miss Wallis. who stood before the uoor
with sabor. lnd beat oil the cOWardly traitors with
the pluck o. f. veteran She wounded two of them. end
narrowly missed running Ju4rc Hanna "a t0pFerh' al
supreme Judr) through TIE body. TIE iaI boys alc
raising subscription 10 present her with complete
equipment ~ s.ic-auus.
Tie Coupcrhelds very freely Threaten that this fight
As Only tho beginning and that there Will Do fighting
enough soon. Tho Union men arc organizing rapidly,
and reports Indicate that there VAL De- tnc most taof
ough organization iis campaign "vcr known ~ TINS
STATE. Tho topperhffu state candidates have pro-
pose. 20 TIE Union cgndiifieI % latc lu request O.
tbs Government that soldiers IN the field b, fur
ouchcd to como home ard vote. y. colrc IL 10 moro
dodge 10 make votes il tic army The Union clll..
dates will agree with an additional proposition. that II
tho soldiers cannot be- uroughed tney may vote m the
field and whatever the verdict pether party shall con-
test election decided by such vote. Tho Copper
heads goI't land that
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WASTE CRoUND.-With tie present high
prices OF ali kinds Of and garden produce spot
should remain unimproyed. il is not too late to SOW
bnckwheat and fiat rutabaga turnips nor 10 plant
sweet Late cabbages mGy also be set out Mar
ket gardeners fully understand ills and the ea;y crops
Of beans peas bscs tnrnips potatoes, cabbases and
onions ale gIine place to corn eabbages and tcrnpa
A timely rair mny soon bring them forward and whe
knows but ste crops may do better than the early plant
ings, generally injured by tie dTouth. We saw
gardner planting sweet corn th.s Jgly D morning,
another who wished insure the vegetation Of 81 acre
Of turnips Just e0wp spriukiins them from hogs.
heads Of water drawn 10 the fed and rapidly used By
spine from pail as no walked along the row. vege'
tables arc 80 high that " vii ny 10 hestow more
tlan ordinary labor in the planting or subsequent ears
vi crops wh the present scarcity OF help 10 n>
src the vegetation of lbs corn, tfc gardener anded 10
was watering each bin after dropping the previously
soaked corn Rerarding the drouh the present affords
lne opportunity 10 contrast rich and especially deeply
worked soil with poor shallow pllwed fields The sab.
soicd or deeply ployed fel-s stand the dry "eaihes
much the best.
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.revJe. They are situated on Grimess Creek acd are
similar 10 those on BannOok City.
SALMON pIyPR MINES

treyIe. They situated on Grimess trces' atd are
similar 10 those On Bannook City.
SALMON RIvER MINES.
These Mines situated upon the Tyer Of Tire name
we're tte first 20 attract the gold hunter Tho gold
obtained here is Of rather an inferior quality being
worth only s3 70 SIS an ounce while that Of the other
mines in the Territory is worth from SIC to $40 Flor
ence City is the largest settlement In the Salmon River
country. and the general depot for supplies.
South Of Salmon River is large extent Of country as
vet wholly uno1pored On Clearwater River and its
branches north OF Salmon River gold Is found over q
large extent Of country Elk City and Orc Elmo being
the principal ccnters Of business aud population.
vlEGNIA CITY MINES.
These mines take their name from Virginia City, the
largest town in Eastp Idaho, situate in Farwesthers
Guch upon Alder CVck one of the tributaries OF tho
Sinking Water. small stream that puts into the
jefferson Fork about seventy miles northeast Of Ban
mock.
"The mines here says late writer, are unsurpassed
in richness not claim has been opened that does not
pay good wages while many claims yield the precious
ore by the pound" Two lines Of coa.hes ran between
this point and BannOck City.
PRICES OF PROVISIONS, 30.
As an immigrants success III success, particularly
il lie has family dependent upon him FOR support, de-
ponds upon the cost Of living in now country, IL is
important give in this connection the prices Of pro
duce &C. NJ Bannock and at other important trading
points in the territory The following quotations arc
mede mp 10 Dec. 1868
Flour. ss5 per cwt. Bacon. Coo. v u; Ham; zoe. ;
Fresh Steaks. l5025c.. Potatoes v n, 2c.i IaDpago
e ~. Coo; Coffee. oi..; sugar, oOc.; fresh Iutt'r
81 %; HAY Toe y 10 or $50 y tun; Lumber, SiJo
thousand Wages ruled no - per day FOR miners ana
common laborcrs and S6Gss for mechanics. Female
labor ranged from $40 10 SD Per week Washing rom
SO 20 60 by the dozen.
Al Virginia City prices Of provisions are higher than
at B.nnock Flour az the same date was $50 per eWt'
and Lumber 600 per n. The latter article Is now
much lower several eiw.is having been erected dur
ING the present season. II should be borne IN mind that
these are dust prices" GTeenbnoks as currency not
being in circulation.
RIVERS, wArKE. &c.
The rivers which have their rise partial fow in ard
through Idaho are numerous, and many OF them I'M
portant. The following among the most consid-
erGble
The Missouri Yellow Stone, Colorado, North Piai''
Saskatchewan. Snake, salmon, Hell Gate Bitter Root
and Koos KoOskee.
The water at Barncck City. being brought distance
Of several miles sold 70 the miners, being delivered
from horizontal aperures the openings OF which are
graduated 20 half inches and for each inch o! water
the miner pays rom fifty seyenyfye oents Tor each
day OF ten hours
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stesrser cumbrla a.. $ rn,port Blanchard Fortress
Monroe 5 h9uEs vita 80 oihesf ar. mea = te s, Sona
k0 20 l. '. Ouarcfnia.ef July . on Sahuy NOVA oi"A@
" Steamer Black Diamond Meredith Philadelphia pdse -
sbin Chsrenasns TOT Ccutis) B,lamy Calcutta ia dayA
ndse 20 order Experienced heavy weather 10 the lndiaA
O,csn and thick f)g End Gains % tle ape fas-d Cane
Good iore May D. My Z, ioos gale om y ~ w. walcs
blew WITH sea violence g, .1 hopr since then hsss TnS
burg bari sophia Oeor5ce from Perens for London e da
out Apri' ~ lat 20 y - lon. 20 IL r., ship showing
OUT D. M q o. lon IS 81 seLfs Edward isaeysr sHs
Aiber. Wc.t f5on NewburyPort f3r Mlyssus1.P r. g.
B,rk H. CASTOR. Parmelee. Barbados June ~, va -
Croft maasse. Bishop & Bros. o, 'egfiasen
Rsi Amonor, Sanford sasua Is days, sugar to Power:
BIZ Prince Il w,ss. Amos Ma,auap Is days, sugar u
BGs Rcnshaw Smith, Havana 10 days. mOlasses to Jas e
Bis fsnae Hubbard cieniegos July ,us.s 70 n.'t.s
Had light winds and eans sd IN CO. Win os' '0'
Brig Carl Consarne (Pru..l. WiSsn. Alicante 70 dsys
Brig falS1 DAM, ssehuscn Baia 50 days rosewood u
IrS }. II. Dillingham; Harrington; Remedies days .Ora;
20 Walsh Carver July ~ lat % 49, on TO- "a" one 81
Brs Enns Mec sleeosrs, Miller cce 81 dAy', cork ind
Rdt Ann foytt (of Yrnouth N 81. Cam. Baci Rvos
Jrn. - day. loswood to Boyd Hincken.
Bdf SEQ Downes (oi Bsr5ado Payne, Port SPAN, IEin
dad 20 d.ys sugar 10 IA. rovbridse's SONS.
Brig Sarah Crosby oi Porand) Crosby, Havana 10 dSya
Bns south boston ,of PcOu y 81 Lane, Bathurst, w.
C. A. 90 DAYS hides and nuts 10 r. L. Bucs Co.
sclr New-lork. ssGbury. Boston days, mdse TO j. G.
schr Nancy Miller tof New orlconsl, Smith. Ns.s.n u
schf Lote, Bunker. sssas 20 d;ys sugar to master
schr 5. A. Reed Reed, Kingston To- Providence.
sslr. T.. 3 Endico,t Endcott, Fortress Monroe
schr. Lovit Peacock, Singo Fortress Monroe
WIND-At sunset. s. w.
Ship Uncle Joe from -
Brig Ssu Miguel, from Cardenss II days
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Eon-d of Couuci,nnCu.


OUoitLl srarfp SESSION. Monday, July g, '1f
TIE Bolfl met pariaan, 70 Monument in 'eir Chamber,
Preseut2jsne. IIsyc, esp Pre1eu,. aud ,ho following
coaneilm.n Kesan Riley. Trophy nsgery W s,cr.
sch,efs Cooa, Brandon, Bnce, Rsssell, Fitzgerald and
ihe nins.e, Of res4ias held July Il rad ard
spProged
By Comclaan lloucnrALis-
R1,ef That permission be AMI tho ssns e hereby Fsen
10 Besdeson Price receive and deliver goods in mont Of
their p''ni. larher ore hagsL ~ ,n Nv, 20 n.1 ',f
reuiain during the Ii.asgEc OF tie common COUNCIL
Which wsl rdop'cA
Afoicei That fol'c str~l between finh end Seventh
,vcnu, b. paved with Belgian pavement neh'f q the e.
Of the property ownef AID the remaining matt II the
p- Of tho cy under the direction oi The Cro,ou Aque'
Whick ss. referred 70 tie Committee on Be.ln Pave
~ Cour cilrn.n yorcr-
Adnnistr.or IN the City u NevYork shall be ped annual
asry II two thousand so hundred dors such salary Ia do
Comptroller Il tho Cyof New iork, in montay payments
nom the appropriation for City Conu' neo" during e year
With was referred 10 tn coeiusteo Sd ries sIl
Onfces.
Rsolced That s,yer with n, ry receiving basins
and euye, b. b,it On tho sonthae Garner OF scc1nd
| insncc adopted.
Which was laid over.
i
R,so.rea That the Croon Aqueiaei peparmea, be a9d
they hereby directed to plce rc hIiInt on fhs 'ou
ca; O.. Grand and Suaol. street.
Which adopted.
By Councilman scHAEvxa-
AN ORDINANCE.
The AIdpor dern,ea ara Cof1s0na!y Of ire CtfyV Nor
York DO orddin q, Jli0usi
SECTION |. The City Inspector h hereby htonftd th1
directed sppon. Assistant Street ihspecrs IN The several
wards Of tbs city, 20 assist the Street nspecors Of The ~
.yrstve ward, IN the discharge OF their dre' md To pcrofn
,ach dutics may be airned TO them e CITY inspector
with defcrcno cleaning tIs streets Of thls city.
SEC Tie Assistant Street Inspectors hereby authorized
IN be- apponted shall b. paid the rate of three dollars
day during such they ba poorn TIC dutic. Vi the
Office and the Comptroller 10 ohy Authorized and dfNtd
70 III. warrant monthly or tho comp naon % the aa.d
Assistant Street Inspectors
syc p This ordinance shall take effect Immediately.
which referred to tie Committee On sIsEss aud
Oaios. .
gv Councilman CooK--
Ired That perns0n be and the same i hereby given
Isd ksnaky keep stand ia iron, Of then premiscs
rnbrr i've hundred and Eighth Avenue The same to
nein only durins the p.es Of the Common Council
Which was adopted
py Councilman HEALv-
10 Josph Mason Company receive and deliver good In
fu, their premises Il Be-knIan and Cod streets
tie TO remain during the pleasure oi tho Common
Council
Which adopted.
Ard the directed 10 be sent to the Board Of Alder
men for concurrence.
Nv Councilman RrssyLf--
H;oird That Second avenue from For.ieh siryGrst
street, REMEMBERED under th. direction VI the Street Com
missioner
WL1eb WIS sSep.sa
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RAsrsrnREs AND BLAcKBRRRlEs-PpgpARE


IIiEs Boz FUTURE CKoP.-The Old canes have about
performed their duty and the shoots arc aspiring
to oyeTtop thoir plrcntS. Remember. that tho next
years cop M depend entirely upon these ne = canes.
To insne vigorous growth. cut out al the old ones
~ soon ~ Gle fruit has been gatherod-tLey would
never bear again-.nd unless increase Of stock is
wanted cut portion Of the weak canes Of the pres
ent year. This viii throw all the growth into the
rnandcr snd secure strong shoots for future fruiting
They or, ofeD left too crowded II ia Large hills four
feet apart iour raspberry or three blackberry canes
ar quite sufficient for hill We prefer them in drills
to lie trained upon tros, With single canes II rasp.
berries Is i1ches and backberres 20 Inches distant
the four feet apart for raspbees and s feet for
bbehtcIrios On rich ground. well tended. the growth
will be sufficient TO fill the trcs which need not be
moro than two wires or Stats in hight Whom too as
pring nip OF the shoe at reasonable hight 10 induce
side branches. This III make miniature tree which
" ith the Lawton blackberry he's been known to pro
dlce six and even eight quarts per cane DO not head
back after the first Of August osc the late growth will
not harden sufficiently 10 stand the Winter.
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Bills.
Nv the ppysIpyT-

Bfl of g. Radau saoun.ng to three h-ndred and thirty
s.yen doa, and thirty cents, for expenses attending the
burial Of j. A. Seoye late Reader OF the Board Of Council
Ing resolution;
Reored That the Comptroller De- and 10 hereby slhor.
led and directed 20 draw his warrant In favor OF Gilbert
Radan for the sum II hundred and thirty dollar.
And thirty cents being toe amount Of funeral expenses of
Joseph A. scoye ESQ, late Reader o. the Board oil Council
Z, and charge the ,ams 70 its appropfLlse account
Which was lsid over.
By Councilman hFESAN- .
BIN Il J. O. s 7. Edge 60 'or fireworks furnished the
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suPRaME cOUnT-CHxpics- 2s- Before Justice
bARs un.
PRACTTCE-C0sTS,
Il.ff NJ. ilgrtG.

The Eil.n''f moved in This case that william
r. Martin, ln attorney ntlaw deliver up houi ard
mortgnge ON the Cts Chamberlain which he refused 10
do, unss cefiain costs alleged 10 De dc o hun were
rid. II appears thlt Mr. Martin was ta-Ig n by Na-
than G. Plt t.e lito Chamberlain of the ty Of New
York o. f.g,c.1so Cd certain bond and mortgage. Sub
-equenty. tho utIc Of Mr.. Plat being disputed tie
foreclosure proceedings stayed, and Sir Dcglin
assuming ~ duties Of bis position as Comptroller he
required .hc bond and mortgage % b" returned to liu,
which NJ. Martin declined 10 DO claiming that be had
e lien upon the papers for his costs.
Tho Judge took This .yew Of tlo matter. and denied
tie motion.
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r.u.. IL pro''i Da,,. @. a.,

Jacob Polk act Eliza Polk; Sarah 4. Camp.
bell at PotcrC Campbell. jean II. Cordior sgt. Mary
Jane CoFoior.-l;eports confirmed. aud judgment Of
divorce granted
Thonus {. Duront ri IL art John J.. Williams, &c.-
II the bank viii deposit S.1.6l0 ~. with interest
thereon 70 per cent from Nov a. l-oJ the tine Of
dopo. q. the order vii b. granted.
Artlur Hnceg n nj. ngt William Salanan-NO bin
Of the sheriff is submitted.
John G.. Fremont agt. James c. Stone. &C.: francis
j. KOostenog ag.. Anna r. Koeeiener.--3 cmorandas
fOrNOuIael.
somnel W. GGston set- William II. Appcton--Mo-
ton denied
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WHAT is AsTRAKAS MANY women the past
Winter have worn Asrakan without thinking What il
is Astrakan its name indicates, IS an Asiatic in
yention. They couple black eve With black ram.
Before the dam has given birth 10 the young she is
killed and tho lambs are taken from her womb Their
wool IS ct black and OF an extreme neness II costs
very dear there are Parsans whose Asrakan bonnets
arc worth 500 francs $500 apiece. This statement is
worthy Of notice BY ladies who have false Aslgakaa
ASualap TIC yQGI VI Which 10 IoDg ard dyed.
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A1LnGtn HIGHWAY RonpEnY on WISHING

Ton PagE.--Otic,r HANDLER 81 the fortgfou Pre-
cnct arr sted John T. Newell on Sunday night on ~
charge II hChRGy robbery on Washington Park. ~
alleged. be approached two sitting on bench end
wrenched ~ the hands OF one OF then. with
which he threatened 10 nhict punishment II they made
objections. Tho one from whom tho cane was taken
ran 20 the siaonhousc and being accompanied by the
officer found the accused engaged In row, IN which
be- bus using the cane vigorously on other parties
He taken into custody and yesterday was brought
before Justice Norchouse who committed biu 10 Jlh to
await tho action II the Grand jury.
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r. your house has q thousand windows and
doors VITA To BuEoL,R AL.ns TrLEGr,Pn each one when
opened Will ring the bell in your sleeping roon and all
connected Disconnected Nth tho bel time tln
you hug up your watch r.. HoLxgs No. 80 BTu,dwa
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iAiveftigeulaBfl

Was ~ p GHOST Murders detected BY
Dream. Wichc In Aidoa Death Sensations; Coming 10
Ones Sc Tho ProHgJ Nan Fallen, Prayed % Drati ;
Swea inz; g cIol WrtugD the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOuRSAL
for Augvtt. zoe. kowIER WyLIs, 80 broadway, ~ l.
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THE TAX COMMISSIONERS DIFFICULTY
M Casper &. Chlds, lttseAe oftle Ia3 Commission
ers' Office yesterday appeared before Justice Bowling
and entered u complaint Of grand larceny against Mr.
Theodore Kelner Of No. ~ East Seventy fourth street.
for having in his possession number Of Ito books
which have been missing from the T0x Commissioner
Office since the 9Th Of May bet. The accused (ehose
arrest and description Of the books found IN his pos
session given i'll yesterdays TEIBus) wes held 10
bail BY Justice Bowling 10 await az examination On
Wednesday.
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CITY ryEyIs.

The BLESSED RAIN.-Snce the night Of the
st of June We have with the exception OF one or two
riAing showers, endured drouh o. almost unpsral.
eed extent and severity SO Serious wa this calamity
that tho growing crops had almost persisted for lack Of
moisture Corn, sGDted and shriveied In many places
,asseled ont before il foot high, end there was
grave apprehension Of auos. total failure rye and
grass were dwarfcd and drei up before the fer
vent heat early potatoes miscrably small AMI Few
in hill; the berries have dried tie bushes pastures
are brown and bare under the burning sun, snd IN
many places the grass has been absolutely Killed 70 the
roots Had this terrible infection continued a few
weeks longer every living green thing must have been
swept nom the face Of the earth. Already brooks.
springs and wells we're last drying up; fruit and FORGET
trees were shedding their leaves and many orchards
would soon have been materially Injured II not abso.
luely DESTROYED No wonder then that for weeks past
most feryent prayers for rain have assembled from ten
thousand churches and million homes,ends throughout
the United States At length the suppcations Of ihc
people have been answered and tie tlrcoblessed rain
has come ii began in Virginia and the West about
tie 10Th inst ard reached this vicinity on Monday
morning between and clock at first steady, gen.
lie rain then it changed to pour and ior seven hours
with slight intcnisi descended though the very
9oOdgsies Of heaven were opened. Abou. noon il,
ceased but throughout the afternoon dense masses II
vapJr filed the sky and ,0Rsrd evening write.
the promise good for good Gesl more ol H. MAY II
come The rGiu thai has thus IA .en Is Of lca'cra-
be benefit y the suffering crops; but tvo days and
gifts Of steady down pour vii not undo tie mischief
Of the pat seven weeks