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KL BALDWIN 8 Co.

VII hare on sale. Monday Sept. 1874,
elSgGsst AOiys Antique, 6ros GH Sues, Boy.
adsrs, Gyos Grass, Gyos AfriqEs, aud other
SlIEs is TIE nes0 shades Ctsr stock of silks
'5sis as Iss'aal, Be the largest IN this market.
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FAIs AT WELLIsGToS.--The Tenth Annual
Fair of the Union Agricultural Society will
be held at Wellington, Lorain county, on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and satur.
day, the 27.h, 28th, 29.h and SOIh of this
month. Preparations are making to insure
the best exhibition this year ever offered by
this worthy societv.
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R8POBTs.

OF the Board of City improvements on
the petition of the @. & T. Railroad Compa-
ny in relation to crossing the river,-said
report being favorable to granting the
the city treasury the sum of SIS. 900. spe-
cisl Committee and Board Of City Improve
ments.
Of same, adverse tothe petition of Corne-
illus Higgins for damage from water from
Hicks street sewer. Adopted.
Of same, adverse to the petition of Messrs.
Sargent and Dixson for damages. Filed.
Of the Committee on Parks and Public
Buildings, on the resolution of Mr.. Martin,
stating that they have advertised for pro
pOssls for leasing Engine House No. 10, and
have had no bids. led.
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NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES jus
~ rooaivsd 81 OOWLEss,
ooD ~ H~dass. aoaaa
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VIII open o.. Monday, September 1871, q
complete stOekof
EsBROIDERIES ANDLAOES
Novelties IN Lisen G1sd Point Gaze Linen
and HaEs1eienne, Linen Cambria and La,0,,
Embroidered, Lace Edgiaqs, Lace Hand.
GsTehiefs, Cambria Trimmings ReOE
French Bands, exquisite patterns, Black
GSsipors and Thread 7riuu1sisags.
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BRowsELL STREET SCHOOL HOUSE Not
having heard lisp or single peep for some
time about the sbovs school house. which
has abundantly Vexed the souls of the City
C1uncil and especially The reporters, We
had come to think it had gone into winter
quarters. But it toYershsdoWed the Council
again last night. 1t leaked out that the
house will prObsOly be dedicated on Friday
Of next week. It has been such nuisance,
and been cursed and sworn at SO much, that
it will take long series of very strong re-
ligious exercises to consecrate it.
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FRENOH MERINo CIorHs

Contracted for in July at 20 per cent BE-
toi0 current prices, 10iU be opened on Non
day morning. IN common TO sHperJiue ouaLi-
ties and ~ the nel0 shades not o6tainabls
elSeDbs.s. =. l. BALDWIN s Co
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EI. BALDWIN 80

Ell. BALDWIN &CO.
VII open, Monday September 1854,
Is CASES AMERICAN GALIcOEG,
'sea0 designs. Also AnlericGn DsLaigSs IN
choice styles at Wh0IesdLs and PetajL
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Oar WOOLen Department Dig Be cont
Ptete o" Monday September 1sth, after
which zoe shall offer an enormous stock of
oLorES, OAsSIAERES, BEA TERS,
LADIES CLOAKLNGS,
WOOG BLANKETa
WHITE AND OLOBED FLANNELS,
FAN0Y FLANNELG.
These goods may Be o6tesned N The Job.
btEg Department and also at rstoiL
3. L BALDWIN L 90.
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CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
~ - r.duesd pric-a. At CowLEs : CO.'S
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E. I. BALDWIN&Co.

E. I. BALDWIN & co.
YtH offer IN Linen Goods, on Monday
September 18Th,
LINEN DAAASKS, BROWN AND
BLEA CBED,
LINEN cLoTRg, NAPKINS, DOYLLES
AND DIAPERS,
LINEN SREEELNGs AND PILLOW
LINENS,
And f.TH stock Of other Linens of the esIs-
brated makes of
DUNBAR, DICKSON L co,
.RECHARDS ON SONg L ORDEN.
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ITOH. WnkATON'S ITOU.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in IS hourS--sisO cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblAins, and ell EruptiOns Of
the SkiD. Price so cents. By sending 60 cents 70
Wseks ond Potter, lTO Washington ST., Boston, wtD
be forwarded bee By mail FOR sale By ali Drug.
gists sTRoSs ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
or northern Ohio. mhis:E dkv
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AILMAuKEE MAkKET-.kept. Ie.

AILWAUKEE MABKET--Sept. 10.
by Telegraph.
FlOur-nulI snd 5alOc lower.
Wheat-Unsettlsd. Sales O,cOO bu - 81 s31z
al 3i%
Fralghes-Uncbanged
Recetpts-3 OOO bbls 9Our, 81 GeObu wheat.
bhlpmentB-7OO Dbls nour. - bu Vhsas.
BALTIMORE MARKET--sept. 10.
By Telegraph.l
gIOur-stssdy. Aestern extra 50 so Howard
superfas IS %
Rheat-s teady. Receipts of prime very light.
CORm-Dull.
Oats-FIrm At 43s44o- r7
PrONisiOns-5eld firmly. Stocks much
duced
WbIsky-Ysry FIRM At 80 81 for we.tsrn.
Flax Seed-steady at So 70.
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AMUsEMENTs.

PRToEs OF ADMIssIoH Dress Circle snd Par
Qustte so cents deserved seGts to Dress Circle IS
cents; Family irc'e, 90 cent; Gallery, Is cents
Private Boxes, S. and %. silgls Seats in Private
sSs-.Doo, ; open att. Curtain ri.s. a. 7.ls.
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PERSONAL Winfield Scott was in the city
on Saturday last, stopping at the WeddeIl
House, his autograph appearing on the
hotel record of that day.
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MARINE NEWS.
rOkF or OLEVELARD.

KsOxT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED..., ssptsmbsr 1919.
5tmr Morning slar, vigsr, Detroit
Prop CAnieieo, Blackman, DGDkiTk
Prop Akron. Smith OEdenBburgh
schr PerSsYerALee, Rag. Toronto
OLEARED--..september 1919.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
echF G Y Richmond, Bradley, suffslo
Sehr n o Post. Chapmsn, Black River
Schr u n Foster, Fester, Hamiltcn
Sioop Ocean WIds Detrsit
ScoW Mona, Oa'ran, Kelley I-land
ecoE lAck Swan. smiih, B aek Biver
ScoW Unel- Fam, Sims. Ssnd bsah
ScoE Mountain Maid, F,isid, Avon
ScoW Msgdal=na, A'nsWorsn, Port Huron
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The immense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our Mourning De.
pGrt'nelst has induced rs to still further en-.
large the sfOck, and zoe shall offer on Mon.
day morning, a very choice line of Mourn.
ING Dress eOOds. Grapes Hdndkere6Gefs,
E'n6rOideriss Silks, dc. 30
z, T. BALDWIN L co.
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LOCAL NUrIUES.

A Remedy for Ihe PiIes.-1t is blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an efectusl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of I64 secOna street, Cincinnati, 0aio,
lakes gr at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used small quantity Of
DR.. strioklAnd's PEo B-n11y, aud IL Effected per-
manet cure. This seems to be the case with sll
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No EAST Fourth street, Oncin.
natl, 0nio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton a Durham, Cleveland, u. my6:R6
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DAILY LEADER. !
WEDNESDAY,, sEPrEMRER 20 1855.
RRAVELEs,s REt.IsTEls

~ Oitinsns Wishing conveyance to sithsr OF the
ADcxo Trains OF Boats, win bo called for BY Coaches
o. eeavoas Omntbu1 Line, By leaving their Hddresh
81 ths Omntbas Onos, lat eupsRioF SSrast, next
Soor 60 the Reddsll Housa
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aEW ABVERrIsE6EEl
CITY NEWS.

PREssMAN WANTED.-A frst-class job
pressman can find permanent situation
at the LEADER Job Room. tip-top man
can get the highest wages going. None
other need apply.
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aIeVeIand Lumber Market.

TUESDAY Ev. EHs, Sept ID b, lse6.
The receipts and shipneats Of Inv r, Shingles
srd L ath during the week endfngon saturday laat
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+. I. BALDWIN & co.
VIII make the opening of

FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS
about The 26tt inst sO6eS they s0iH offer the
t1Tgest assortment of Paris DESIGNS and
rich pattern garments ersr seen ~ Clsvs-
Land. ----=---
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oRY eoops.
The Grand Opening Of
AUTUMN GOODS
HDl be made on n adsys Eepte4bsF
ISsh,by
E. I. Baldwin & Go.

when they viii offer stock double in ex-
tent and far richer than biIhsrto opened in
this market.
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loiLt Be on sale Monday, September 1874,
Slset'sdiHg all qualities IN Wool and Merino.
Also trO hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Hose.
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By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board Of
City Improvements be requested to extend
the culyert on John Erwin's land at The
foot of Brick street, so as 70 prevent The
washing aWsy Of said land. Board of Ci,y
improvements.
By Mr.. Truscott, That the Acting Street
Com missioner be r. duested 10 prevent the
unlawful removal of sand from Waverly
strest. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dsugler, That the Committee on
Schools be authorized to ascertain the diff
erence in the cost Of the contemplated
school house building in the Sd ward, and
if constructed Of brick, to report to this
Council at its next mestipg. Adopted.
ORD1NAHCKs.
To grade, drain sad improve Weddell
street. Ordinances.
To establish the grade of Hanover street
between Washington and Old River streets.
Ordinances.
To grade, drain and improve Hanover
street. Ordinances.
To repeal certain sections Of an ordi-
nance regulating streets, sidewalks, &c.
Ordinances.
10 grade and improve Mulberry street.
Second reading.
To establish the grade of Seneca street
between Superior street and the Cleveland
and MshOning Railroad. Second reading.
To establish the grade Of Weddell street.
Second reading.
To accept and confirm the dedication Of
Briggs street. Passed.
To establish the grade Of Briggs street.
| Passed.
TIE WEsr PIER-About three weeks since
the Government let to Messrs. Nicoll and
Mott, contracE TO repair, and make certain
additions to, the west pier. The Govern
ment furnishes all the material for the
work. A new crib of increasing width a
it proceeds toward the lake end of the pier
will be constructed 400 feet in length, in
side Of, and close to, the old crib, and filed
with stone. The double row of piles ex
tsnding along the pier will be removed
and the harbor dredged, SO that the channe
will be $50 feet wide Another layer OIL
thickness of timber will be laid and bolteC
upon the whole extent of the crib, new ant
old, and upon the pier head. If Congress
makes another appropriation this win
ter, both piers will bs carried ont, mex
season, into the lake 200 feet.
The work was commenced several day
aince by the contractors, and the bulk of
will be completed this fall.
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hkSOLUTlOhSs
By Mr.. Truscott WHEREIs, The CT y
Cou0cn did on the 25th day of January
1858, pass an ordinance to prevent the eret :
tiOn of wooden buildings within certain
limits in tne then Getty of Ohio" there
fore,
Resolved, That the City Attorney report
to this Council if the said ordinance is now
in force. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturgis, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be authorized to purchase
two stoves for the offices of the Mayor and
City Clerk, provided the cost does not ex-
ceed sixty-four dollars. Public Buildings
By Mr.. Dsngler, That the Committee on
Schools be authorized 10 effect an additional !
insurance of SIC, 900 on the Brownell street
school house; also, So. 500 on the furniture
in said school, at 6 rate not exceeding one
half of one per cent.,-prsference to be
given to homo companies. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of
City ImproV Vements be requested to prepare
sn ordinance to re-establish the grade of
the sidewalks, lowering the same, on the
north side of Kinsman street, between
Hudson and Greenwood streets. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dangler, That the Board of City
Improvements be authorized to proceed
forthwith in the construction of all neces-
sary walks, and pave the same in front and
with good stone hsgging. Also to level and
clean away the rubbish on said school yard,
and to cod the front yard, and place four
mountain ash trees or evergreen in said
yasd, and plant or place six or eight maple
shade trees in front, outside of the walk of
said school house. Board of City Improve
ments with authority to act.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of
City Improvements be requested to repair
the culVert on Canal road near Rose &
Brothers slaughter house. Adopted.
By Mr.. 6surgeB, That the Auditor be d.
rected to draw an order on the Treasurer
in favor of such sum as twenty five cents
per day for each day worked by them in
the months of July and August will amount
to, they having been paid IN those months
but 81 so per day instead of 81 rs, the latter
being the wages established by the Council
May 18th, and not since changed BY them.
and that the same be embraced in the next
ordinance for the payment of claims.
Board of City Improvements.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Mayor be au-
thorizsd to employ clerkNto assist him in
the performance of his eficial duties. Spe-
cial Committee: Messrs. Reynolds, Buhrer,
and Crawford.
By Nj. sturges, That the Street Commits
Iioner be directed to make out his pay rolls
n the future at the rate of wages that have
been or may be fixed upon by the Council.
Tabled.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That tho Committee on
Fire and Water be authorized to mako all |
iced iul repairs and alterations on Engine |
Iouso No. 4, and repair or put on g new
oof, at costnos exceeding $500, Adopted.
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REsOLUTIONs.

From the Mayor, concerning the appoint
ment of s clerk to the Mayor. Filed.
From the Ac.ing Health Officer, in rela
ton to Duisances. Filed.
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The Academy has been thoroughly re6tted and
RsantifalIy 2 lated ana Decorated,

The Academy has been thoroughly re6tted and
Bsautifally lated and Decorated.
ssIeudd F8ESOoED DOME, &C., &c, de-
signed and executed by the new Artist, M SIMON
MOESrO NEW FORsIF0RE, STAGE UAk-
PITS Desirable alterations in the GAS OE.
PARrBEHT, oy Mr.. JAMES =. FLEMING.
10 fact, ihs boufe will presest entirely new
appearances, and compare in Deauty, comfort, and
ior lnRrtsI and Egress, with any Tbsstre in The
ceuntry.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, September q, viii be
pres nIe1 to tae OlsVeland ouJtc, he beau Hul
and suooe- sful Droma entitled
ROsEDALE;
Or, The Rifle RAIL
This Drama sbounds In scenes OF Humor, Touch
ing PatnoB and Thri ling Interest. No pains have
been Bpare1 in its production The COstumes are
the same Origipsly used for the piece in New
York, original 4rsic, ChArectelistfo Dances, and
a Tout Ensemble, which hss stamped R0sEDALE
as the mott SuecesEInI Ora of she day. -
VARIETIES THEATER sA6N
FRANKFORT sFkEEr. 49,
JOHN L. DATIs......-...--...........Man Manager. -
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RALTIaORE RTARKEF---6ept. Is


rOLEDO MAEKET..-SsPf.I 10.
[By Telsgraph.l
Rheaf-7o tetter for new aud SO better fer cd.
Sales Of old Smber N ch'gAn at 81 ss; new DO 81 ~
al 81; d 40 Lred Wabash 81 co. Old wsi . Wa
bash 81 13. Cd.
COrn-lo letter esle. at &c.
Oats aVy and remin 'ly lac lover.
PHILADELPHIA .ARKEr-Sept- 10.
~ Telegraph ---a
Petroleum Active at fun pr-ces Sales Of
eIude at 3sxa3sc; refined in bOae at 76G7sc.
kaPIha-B0hdeo ct 2oc
ss,ssaF- Dun. Sa' supeTins at 81 COAT rs:
extra State at IS OVas rs
wR.nG-IGl OiI red 81 is.2 IS; new do at
81 O5s2 10
No-B-DuIl SAILS of yellow at go.
Whlsky-st ady at s. 80.
Rose - E'renssusr E-zssulssOS AazRss -
lr RDSz-
ThS following are aha raSss charged By ia
Hams-SugaE-oured premium hams bs--.. rs
Sslvassed llama D.---.
DE1oo HoeE-S
HhOul0orH-SugAr-cured 3 b..............,..-... I5
RaeOq-Or smofed Sides 9 afo.................,..- 20
Laro-Prtms ,eAf kottls-rnd'd In bb,s or lros- T6
Prime leaf kottle-rndr'd IN kegs = o.. 26h
RoKE-no. mess bbl.....----..........-.....sS2 %
Extra olear > Fbbl..-..----...-........---.. IS o
- BE extra charge made for packages or cars.
Ags 20 railroad depots OF boats- All articles an
Ear1Anted strictly prime, snd equal 70 anything b
the State ora'" '''ngsgg ggdgr aIl'Si y SRxTr,s.
aslsR Nos. "a ,sA snd isF 0uEario srTsasl
Bradburn, william. 4 Co.'s Quuta-
lions.
white Fish-Baf bbls, No. I...... ..........,.s7 30
Trout +" 1890. -. ..... 90
Herring ............ 1
ekereI-out Of market.
A1s1ss ~; Io.o s1gS1E5
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The overture "Robespierre," by Littolf, Is a very
clever and q remarkably dramatic composition;
startling In its effects and requiring the most marked
positive and delicate execution. VIC never saw Mr..
Bergman power his orchestra 40 manifest as on
this occasion. He seemed literally 10 hold every mans
VIII in his hand. more perfect performance we never
listened to; it intelligent that any hoarer could
the authors meaning OF this single hearing
was loudly cheered and the audience tried hard to
get Mr. Bergman to repeat it, but the encore was not
granted.
While The overture was played the green curtain
down. At its close II drawn up discovering per
feet mass Of heads at which sight tho cheers were
Geafening At the rehearsal it was found impossible
to crowd 1850 singers the stage by dint Of hard
squeezing something thousand were massed to-
cether but close that they were literally singing into
each others cars Certain II is that these 900 or 200
SINGERS made tone than the GOO Of the evening
previous The choruses in which all the sngersoiDed
were distinguished by The same excellence in execution
those of Sunday evening. All the points were firmly
ard promptly taken up the shadings were thoroughly
OFT.
The United Singers Of Philadelphia sung selection
from KUcken in a charming and tasteful manner Tho
composition is exceedingly beautiful containing one
phrase often repeated of exquisite tenderness and pa.
thos. which was justly rendered by the singers. who
exhibited fine sense Of tho refined sentiment and
earnest passion Of the composition In delicate color
ing. just emphasis and intelligent reading the United
Sing Of Philadelphia have lot yet been surpassed
Their voices fine ard harmOnizo wel Their Efforts
were rewarded by loud and long continued applause,
and the audi would have gladly henrd il again.
The United Singers Of Baltimore not quito 50
happy in their selection, but they sang with decision
and spirit. and made many we'll calculated effects.
II cir voices good well balanced and well intOned
The second concert was oven more successful than
no first not only regards superiority aud eicct but
in attracting brilliant and OVERLOOKING audience.
This evening the prize concert will take place at the
Academy Of Music when fifteen societies will compete
or the possession of splendid silver cup to be given
to the best singers. The judges have been appointed
and great excitement exists among the various clubs.
They will oil sing theiI best consequently real Inusi
cal feast mqy be expected.
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Regiment National Guard. Capt. Palmer. commanding.
They ma nh at o'clockeast through Grnndst to the
Bowery. ZIP to Fourthave to Union Square. past the
Union League Club Honee which will DO gaily decked
to welcome Thorn. up Broadway to Ffthavc.. Twenty
tLrd-st then Fifth.ave- to Fourtoenthst. Broadway
to Granest thence to Centre Market where the regi
ment will .Ttake Of fine collation.. The following is
a list Of the officers:
Fied 0ceys.-Henry @. Hefron Lieutenant Colonel An
drew D. Baird, Major; David J. Nation Adjutan; John NJ
Flannoy. QuarteImaster.
Line 0Eeys-Cspt Francis Judge, Co. A; CAPT James
Mclean. Go. l.; Capt Alexander l.. Baird Co. g; Capt
James King Co d. Capt James Innes Co. Capt. Alfred
Dousles Co. ID lst. Lieut. Francis Gallagher; lat Lieut.
Nathan h. Arnold; LIST Lieut. Charles Lower; "a Lieut. John
r. Turner; "a Lieut.. Samuel Aleyne.
REIIMENTS EXPECTED.
The ID Vermont, 9th New Hampshire Glst Massa'
chuSetts. and Goth Maine are en- route from Washing.
tor. Gnd m0menarily expected here by Col. Howe.
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Dry Goods and General Market Reports which are
published in The DAILY TRIBUNE The SEM WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives in Vie of year. three or
four Of tho Latest AND Best Popular Novels by living
for- would be from six 90 eight dollars II pur
chased in the English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected TIE cost would be three or four times
that sum Nowhere else can much current inelli-
gence and permanent. literary matter be had at cheap
a rate as In The SEM. " EEKLY TRIBUNE. Those who
believe in the principles and approve OF the character OF
TI,I TRIBUNE can increalc its power and influence by
Joining wth their neighbors in forming clubs to sub
scribe for THE Sgsn WEEKLY Edition. II will in that
way be supplied to thon at TIE lowest price Tor which
sueh paper can be printed Persons siding in the
city can find no more valuable Journal TO send 70 their
country friends. Price five cents. Mai subscribers
copy year-lO4 numbcrs-si; copies, year, S7i 3
coiies or over for each copy 81.
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by occupation bartender. lilo will have hearing
before Judge W alter to-day

CRIMES AND CASUALTIBS.-Four boys named
William +. Garghman. Stephen II. Merrman. George
Dnryca and james Saafin yesterday arrested by
Officer Nicholson Of the Forty-ffth Precinct. charged
with entering the store OF Armstrong Num- No. l3O
fourthst. 4. D. Sunday night and stealing there
from the sum OF e2J The residence of Mr. james II.
Lockwood. Of South Ninth and Ninth ss +. d..
entered SATURDAY night and robbed of $50 I'D
Scranton. Pa. reports that he was robbed of silver
watch and $40 in money at the house Of Mrs Custen
bsder corner OF Grand and Water-sts.. by follow
lodger. On Sunday afternoon boy named Henry
Hahn whose parents reside In Dobevosost.. acct
dentally shot BY unknown person while he was
crossing I'll. vacant lots OH DcKab-ave.. near Broad
way. The bullet lodged in the boys side. inictng Il
serious wound widow lady, named Silby, residing,
in Leonard.st. on Saturday afternoon fell off tho sto0p
Of her residence and broke her left erm Dr. Hiram r.
Hardcastle OF the Dsyonsary attended her.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

CAPTpRB OP Two BURGLARs-OYE OF THEN
rIRFs UPoS Az OFFICER AND WOUNDS lin -Edwaid
Mcneil and Robert IornOd were brought before jus
,e Walsh Yesterday on the charge Of oloniously en-.
teinc the house Of Mrs Agnes Corbet on the corner
~ Pacific and Henry SITS. the night previous Oniecr
Clancy OF tho fory.third Precinct Police. DIS.
covered light In the house about o'clock m nad
suspecting something wrong. went into the rear yard
% see. lie thore confronted by ono OF tie luF.
ga.s who fred two shots from revolver. one passing
through the officers coat collar and the other grazing
his shoulder. The thief then out into the street
pursued by Clancy. who finally secured him. Mean.
time Sergeant Meekes md Officer Boyce came up and
occurred The other burglar. On examining the Promises
1, was asccr naed that everything had been ransaoked
and the yaluablcs placed convenient to the doors FOR
removal Nothing bad been carried aN"y, loE, - !.
Mcneil was identified ns the ono vi f.eu lie pr !.
lie Is a carpenter by trade tnd tr.ne Il 'stad :
HArnold is a Snowman by occupation l-i "a native Of
the United States.