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Fuusrai OF the Late Colonel James J.
Fraser.

Tho fupcrai of the iate Colonel James J. Fraser Of
.ho Yorty -ssyenth Regiment n. r. State Volunteers,
Who Was shot FRIDAY lat at his place OF business IN
Fulton street. took place yesterday afternoon from his
residence No 10 MORON street. There was large gath
airing OF the friends OF the deceased including many OF
the officers Of the above regiment, aud Normal Lodge
No 523, FREQ aud Accepted hasons, VIM eor'snba
Master Thers wns also n large attendance of the ira.
,erntty Including Rooer j. Holmes, Grand Mstr u tho
STATE Tie renaiux tie deceased we're onccsei IN a
rich mahogany cbnln, heavily mounted and bearing
esly or lat. ia is usual ns ription thereon
Ir,sr he aupic- were roncndad All the friends we're
rerrifted 10 take q nnal Of the remains, after
wbich they we're conveyed TO Greenwood Cemetery for
snermenL -,
Mr. SAMUEL i. freeman, who stands charged by she
oon,l James l. Fraser AT 10 Fulton street last FRIDAY
morul.x was yesterday admitted to ball by Coroner
Nau unsnu In tie sum ~ 81 900.
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AID Foa THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS.
Meeting in This City-.N''o" OF ths
Chamber OF Consmorco.-S, oscripshon,
Hens -

Ms~ting tn This City-.N's'o" OF thr
Chamber Of Commerco.-S> inscriptions
Received, sc. a.e
The Gen raj Committee appointed by ne Chan.oer
Commerce raise funds for The relief Of tn sufferers
Portland met shortly after twelve o'clock yes erday Tho
chair being occupied by Mr.. 8 b. Cbtenden.
Mr. g. T. NoYxs statsd that Mr.. A. H. Stevens, Mayor
Of Portland, had telegraphed him to tho effect thas be
would raiher have money sent, no. beng able 10 vi
what the needs might bs IN the way OF provisions
Adams Co had osrod to carry all tight pack an
H. B. Cromwell Co all heavy 10 Portland free oi
cost They we're TO be addressed to the Mayor OF that
o'E Sr Jro = wu,,,v. pr.sso,, >, n. N..,..,,,,,n
BANK, spoke at coasij rable engsh, on tho afvibty
of canvassng the directors Of every bank In this city
Tor SUBSCRIPTIONS TO relieve the Ten tousanI persons who
land
Mr. chit.endcn, Mr. n b. Buck ana other aentTorsen
look part IN the debate, aud on motion tho Following
Efiemen wers appointed n committee to wait tbs
bank direciors-J. T. Williams. Col y. Howe. and VIM.
II. Fogg
Messrs n y. Buck, John D. Jones asd r. A. Cush.
man. were appointed committee 10 wait on the direc
tors Of the marine insurance companies or shs city
Mr. X. b. Buck offered reeclnt on that tie Mayor OF
Portland bo telegraphed to drrw Mr. A. Low, Trea-
sorer OF tho Committee, for tho sum OF s50.o0o.
Tho resolution VAS afterwards amended, and Mr. A. A.
Low drew up tho following message for Transmission 10
the Mayor OF fortland:--
Nxw YoRx, July 10. 1895
DEAN SIR-Tbs committee appolated nj q meeting of
the citizens OF New York. rooms Cham.
Der oi commerce on saturday last htve desired me u
inform you that tho work entrusted 10 their charge
DO cheerfiNy performed The c.tizeSs or New York
have seen enough OF tho OF Are understand
the nature of the calamity that has oveakcn the city cf
Portland dicult IL realize it fun extent With
ont pie!ping money that is not subs ribcd. the com
mittee ask yom " accept in advance OF this the OF
their sympathy. and the OF early and sub.
santa aid The committee hear with Satisfaction and
peaslre, that tho citizens OF Portland endure
ousy their great misfortune, and look forwnd with
manly hopes to better and brighter days In tins attitude
OF patient subm sson and Of dctern ned endeavor they
Justly deserve tho encouragement OF all Christian
throughout the Unitod States Thus far contrib j.
tons received by this committee amount 10 about
$4,000 A. A. LOW, Treasurer
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Tho Treasurer OF the fnnd for tho relief OF tho suffer-
BY The dre at Portland receipt OF the
foil CON utr,l, l,uti ans
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.

One Case OF Cholera Reported-1lortaiity ,
Csused BY the Excessive Hest-1 he Ac.
cunulation or Gsrbage-One Death In
~ Brooklyn-Other Gases Improving, Sc.
the following bulletin was issued by the Sanitary su.
-perfnendent yesterday
Bulletin Of public health for the twenty four hours
ending at two O'Clock p. N. Tuesday July TO- 1865
Case OF cholera Man named McAear. nfy-two, Ire
land, taken III this morning about O'Clock, with
ssympiomsof cholera At ten A NJ was In collapse.
Lives In basement No 2l6 Elizabeth Premises
disinfected L.aborer
MORTALITY OF TIKI LAST WEEK.
Dr. Harris in hts weekly letter the Sanitary Super
ntendent, says that eight per OF the enre
mortality Of the city during the last week was in the
sases Of children under years Of age or fatal
diarrh@al cases there 1l2, which occurred
mainly In the Fourth, Fifth Sixth Seventh.
Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth aud
seventeenth Wards and the fact Is every day
confirmed that local impurities and specal condon. s
~ health in the dwell ngs an families of Tho poor are
mainly concerned In exc sses of these fatal dnr
ana inantiie mortality tab lated for tho Board
~ ncalth similar causes have tended sw the
morality lists "f Brooklyn The continued high tenn
poratare OF last week added various ways to the
suse1 Oh mortality Tho fatal effect OF the memorable
ness OF the three days beginning July will add greatly
20 the list OF deaths from aud bom el asc ions
during Saturday and Sunday last there were
fatM cases OF sunslroke.
ALLE0zD NEGLIGENCE OF THE STREET CLEANING
- CosTRACToRs.
mr. hcnuitz, President of ths Board OF Health has
forwarded commnn cation 10 Messrs. Brown Deyoe
ana knapp tho seet Contractors, in which he staies
'nst numerous Complaints received regard TO the
accumulation OF garbage and If the contractors do not
Attend 10 the mat0r at once tho Board OF III III WI be
sompelea 70 81 cit attention the public heal h will
oe aiected oy such offensive season
OF the year.
HEALTH OF BROOKLYN.
inc Duilen published al the Sanitary superncndents
oioe CNy Hail. for the si time yesterday aud headed
= Choera, = exhibit tho following
10 r. N. ~ -' ''NA ~
July l0-Case, No 1Ol Nassau street; recovering
Case NO. So2 Hicks street. third noor front room re-
THE BROOKLYN BUTCHERS AND THE HEALTH CON-
MSSIONERS
me butchers Protective Association held adjourned
ueetng last night at the Atlantic market in Atlantic
street. Their Object being take such steps might DO
necessary to prevent the Health Commission r. from
with their After discussion
committee was appointed TO consult with tn bu,chers
q New YORK as to Joining with In any proceedings
iestfahIng the Commission from interfering With
iAer ihe meeting ther adjourned.
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Rsiiss From o,he~ PLACES.

FTTrAt0, JnIy 10. fNFJ
A met ~ ~ Ci'izsns held here lat night, pre
sided oyer by 81 ~ Wriet 10 derlge measu ~ relief
f,r tho Huwerrrs bv tho Portland rlnia ration. On
motion of senator Bennett tho ayar wAs rglcslsi %
sl eli sabs ripslans in - tie Portland sufferers
III, pre.iaent tie Bpsri oi Fr4te requested 70
appoint con m tta 10 cooperate viii inc Mayat.
BcsTos, Jniy 10 1850
The City Cornell of lawrence by rrqrcs, u a meeting
OF czens has voted ten taosani dollars ios ths Fort
land sufferers.
HUp-~. N. " Jniy 10 1sas.
Mayor Rogers n the clty issued pro ianaion this
rnorning ree1tnmendng pgblc meerng 20 tsias
rial AID fr the Portland sufferers TIE riuzous hnno.
datey responded by cal ng meetng ai TOO CITY iAll
tomorrow evening" Hud-on - Ds.sr behind hes sistsfs
In works of charity and humanity
NV HAvxS, July 10 ise1
The Portland Relief Convniteo have rnised four hon.
snnd dollars here and tho amount viii be Increase
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round Drowned In the Hudson - hoy
Kliicd on the Hudson River Railroad.


Zasy yesterday morning drowned man noai'ns
Sown the river picscd up al Low Point He had
brown hair, and sandy whi-kcrs under his chin, vas
dressed IN gray paniAioons, icsiher-ieccd shoes and
white shirt, and had narrow heather belt arcani him;
had neither coat hat on; tho features were much
swols and dscolorcd; dep Sra-es dsccrubIe on
his head and rsht temple II ~ thought hs may be one
Of persons kno ked on ayesssl BY The boom oppo-
site Now Hamburg, Saturday last Es Coroner vas
ooti1cd.
BudsoH Rlvor Raj road, which left New York NJ fur
station Al dor ressed rate Of speed lad attempted 70
cross the track front ~ the locomotive, whom be was
,ruck by the engine and instantly Killed. The engine
aus hsrdiy lengih Of rail from the boy when tho
foolish steuapt nse Two OF tho bars on the cow
,ateher .ere bent aud on ono Of tie bokbeads was
1na.tlry AZ hsr Deceased about twelve years OF
AGE Ms nsms was Dearman and bis parcns reside At
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Struck ou,--Tanadge l: McGce,
Lett gu ba-es--pslion, James. NJ Humphrey IL
Council, 1: Sweet, l.
out On the fy-Ecisc,tc, times; Gotham, 0 times
Out on the bases--tcectc IL tlmes Gotham 10 times
out on bound--Ecectc, lines; Go. ham, Sumes
Passed bas-Go rye, !; Bunting,
Tlmo or earne--Two hours thirty m nutes Scorers-
Nessrs Horton aud Brawn. Impiae-Mr. Ureli, oi The
National club Of Washington.
EXCELSIOR, JI.. vs.. CRYSTAL.
match gam. OF ave innings was played between tho
sbove named clubs yesterday and resulted In victory
for tie former by scor. OF - 20 s. Mr. IT, Davis, Il
tho Oneida Cinb oniciaied "A umpire.
RyGlsri.R's oPrIcK on new YORK vs.. nE6fsrsR's
OFFICE or BEookLYN.
return match played On Saturday nj the Pttirr.
SOM ground Harlem The following gives tho score u
lhnn a
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Crueisie. 20 srnwren.
surEaros COURT.
Before judge Aonell.

Kelly VI. DdRen--In this case IN order Of arrest had
been granted 70 hold defendant ball IN tho n
81 600 for alleged sssaul, and cruel treatment. The
pslnii1 was the cabin boy board the Philadelphia
Brush ship trading from Liverpool 70 New York, and
the defendant xas The frHt mate. motion was made
10 vacsie the order ~ and several sdsvs
real The defendant did mot deny that he beat hs boy
With ropo cnt, bot The plaintiff swors that h. beat
The Court refused 70 ssa.s the order Of arrest but
duced the paA 70 900
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

rho steamship Hop.y Chauno.y. Captain nAary. ~ie
is~se this rost today for AspnsslL
Tho mats for Cenlri America and the sow,h rseiass
~in oiose st haf-ras, zen O'Clock In this morning
Tue Nsv Yosx HEaNp- Edition for tho rsoine-siu y
b. ready At half pat nine O'Clock ,hir morn ng
single sopcs IN wrsppcfs ready 70, nallInE ax osais
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Heavy Robbery 10 Ho-sc-.

U"tWNf y'FfF FV TTON
The onHos ~ George ~ Coed ne, brfster, 10 stsis'
street. robbed lot night - about Sit 100 of ~hcN
amount 81 900 IN gold and the rema Ia UnncL
tasf.s ard other scrurittra Tho tke from
n afe, which h.alsd Into tho middle ~ tho fossrs
Rai guttd pors~o recently proposed 10 rcnt Part ssf
III. ofcs, and yesterday engaarf In rsp~r'ns tss
wAh. but he hes faiied T. make h~ appearance 10
dsy hs 10 suspected " being the foh 5sr No arr ysA
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Per.on.i Inteiiixenee.

General Sherman, scoompanled by portion of his
family arrived In ms cy a noon yesterday, By be
express train from Philadelphia, and imtnsd aiely srove
70 hts apartments IN the Metropolitan Hotel The Gone
ral left town again yessoray afternoon, ba, expected
" rturn oday
Gen John A. Grccn ~ syrhcu-s, and VI. w. VII.
hama of Buffalo are ~ tie a. Nicholas Hotel
Admiral Tha.chrr, u. y ", " 81 The Everett House
The French Conagi At Charleston, Bacon - AHdrs
and Fawyrr Collector OF that port arrived IL sev
Yosk yesterday BY the steamer Quaker City
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The yacht Rd white and Hue, two and s-balf tons,
ts,aln Hudson FROM New York for London, ga spokes
yesterday twoBty.ave mile, on The Highlands ~ riol
bSat A e.@war' No The Wind VIVA blowing north
east q, the tine. with heavy The nu. crs't was
hove 10 under forsiopssli and sss behaving sell shs
rode The equal y iargs ship, according V The
plots account
A. 10 the abovo y may be mentioned ihas
the yacht Alice from bsfou 81 - ,oos Under Tho com
unnd az Captain Arhof Cark cleared that por, on
nonsay f9r non fof The sle II Wight Me.srs Charles
A. Ioagsollov and Harry stanas.d are paasssgsrs "a
IN.
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bN fhA<cisfo, JnIY 10, 1tB
TIE f,a,isss have set SPAR the f3sh Inst % cyss.
monoy 20 AID In hq5ids,ing the national dsd ~ fisly
The repor 81 the Health Orsr shows that ths deaths
In san Franci.co during tho rs<s 10 hty
The steamer sst ranebio sailed for psnssna lg5syl
carrying O., ,sss, As IN treasure 80 -as~a osAi
goes 10 New YORK .s,rnfiv ser.....x 49,, .-so. f.
hlnu9 yftff fhgllx rnfu@t, sfwv Uauid aDd Gerry,
re-. nalches ftos Yelio- Jarsl tsr0 r. d. lsnd.
ers fok Yell1w Jsckes hes d~esv~d eIvlsesd go.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

mo canard mall sseamship Java Captain Mosd,s, -
s.yo thin port To day for liverpool
Tho malls fos Europe IN this cy "a half p4.s
un clock In the morning
The Hxw YoaG H9saLD-- Edition fas Earops-wiu 30
ready u half rs~, nine O'Clock this morning
Single colies, In ~npl-rx. rSaAy for nAiiss -
rsoLr
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The NatIouai Game.

The frst match between tho above named clubs came
OF yesterday afternoon the grounds OF the Gotham
Club the Elysan Fields, Hoboken. and although the
score Was kept well down and the figures might tend to
show a well played game, II was by no mons a. good
game or as well played as was expected OF the Gotham
nine George and t;oodsperd the ouly ones that
played any way above medocry, and o. the Eci c'ic
James and Dalton only not really ''inulin
sah ~ Tho f,tInwing In the
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xSruuNAsTio RBcEVTtos BY THs YkrfASs OF
rpE HuB-srBrHgss SAYS HE WILL DECLARE
WA auafssr ENGLAND on IRISH SOIL WITHIN
HosroS July 10 1ssd
Chief orysnxcr STEPHENS arrived hero this evening
ard reossyed an enthusiastic reception at the dtp5t and
cas- escorsed 70 The fremont House by largo crowd Of
rsnana He was subsequently, scrcnadcd and appeared
snd made speech upon the balcony q the hotel lie
saId thai had been stated That the Fensn spirit was
1yinq ont but I'm behalf ~ te frshrnen the Isle OF
Etv he denied any such accusation, for the Irish heart
canno, NJ shaken BY any fron the pur
bsht and strive for II forever and not give mp the
s Ireland until the power Of Great Britain - BROKEN
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for tho wUKrv HsSAIb rnst be HANDED
bssorc o'ook every wedns ssAy svsaing Ia eir~
csiaiion among ths entcrprsng ms.ksnlos. fsrrncvR
merchants manufacturers and g.nsmss throughout
country inrsAsins very rarldiy Advertisements In
serted IN tho wsnrr HssAlD will ihss s~en by iASgs
portion Of the stys and aaerg.io pssps Of the Usils
Stgfna
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lovr's AMrurrERArRs. rAnx.

Az Tho Aeronsn.ic amphisbeatrs to-day, besides
the sxh biuons by Harry Lcsie and tho balloon
accents by Professor Lowe, tners viii BE- . grand
MATINEE, At which NanahAn's hand win perform
. choice selection of musio The programme com.
prises the oveure 10 Rossinis II Barbere dl Sylga,
Ard II Bacio tho march from la Favorlta and q
rely ~ other operate AZ this n the hrnt OF
atta Ia q
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NEw loRg, July 10. ls06.

NEw yoRg, July 10, 1890
TO CrruHys NEw YoRK ;--We appeal 10 Yop for
psary response u the cry Tor MD from
tie homeless and destitute thousand OF Portland
Among the ruins of tna' beautiful city men, women
aud ci,,reu to-day living in churches and sa ota
Ia ns and warehouses, haf cluthad har ici. looking
abroad for sue or says bank ca.hcr-"fwo hlnircd
burned over so conpie'ciy that hardly one
remains upon another and from I'VE thousand To
/ n thousand people arc honioes Win nothing 70 eat
ami weafn
tbs appeal not bs rade 70 us IN n. Tie I'm
Ntith OF thi mctnpoiis Efanfs pledged before
God 10 ohc these naked sud cod these hungry oDet
The pro per ty OF people Is Gods demand non rs e.
0 en- VIDE our symlaIhies TO the dp'y o. tho hear.
Poran Ia bog iy but she absolut y needs our
help keep her people from staising fe has always
been uncommony btavc cnteTPrisng self Te!laat
city Her record n q proud one She capt red rebel
rr,va'eer of tie ~ rted episodes oi tia war
Sac sent her beet blood 10 tho front Shc has always
Contributed Literally, niunicenuy. 10 tue good 'anse
Size has a right ~ call upon us new YORK o@es ~ 70
her own air fame respond heartily TO tho
dividuay but reqa. st.d send In ihrlr eonribi
urns To Mr. A. A. Law, our Treasurer. Contributions
OF clio hing and pros Lay be- sent 10 the ADAMS
Ex,ress Company, to II u. trom~ei . 90, SO Hrt
street addressed 10 the Mayor of Portland aud vii hs
tran niiied of charge They should also be report
ed to the comn,it the Chamber OF tommcrcs, at
half-part twelve O'Clock daily
a. B cinrispss, Chairman.
Elliot r. shophara ani John Austin Stevens Ir, Sec
retaries.
A. A. Low, Troaurer
q org. n Nnse- Join v Wiiiams william " Fogg,
X A. Buck, Ersrk T. Howe Executive onimiics
Ater agre ing 10 hold n meeting % the General Com
rnttec every day at the thab.r .. commerce ~ ha.s
past twelve \. ~, meeting aayoCrned
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sed broken on Irish soil He said ne wouId b moro
pam, nnd 10 Che name of God pro,nse war betweea
ireland and England IN Ir sh soil within yaar In
c"nc.s or he peaied Americans Tor ssisisnca ana
noa-ihtertereLce in his plana
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and Hale snd Norcross go per foot The latter com
lany carries surplus OF sac per foot towards tho neat
months dividend
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.Hsmsrhsbse fer DeiLssy. FresAnes0
ami Purity "-BUHsHTSs unriraiisf CoLDgTE wSrg NJ
sad COCO usE fss tss H.ir.-cArissi.n 0saft.h Ia
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NNUtNrAs Wht du1F TUT TFoHs
The schooner James zssrs SAILING undss Brush col.
ora whirh suppcssd 70 have arrived Boston hss
been seiycd rmthville, NJ C, BY tbs cuigr
Moccassin for smuggling bss~een Cuban an y.
oiinisn portA
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Tne matinee entertainments a, Woods theatre, Broad.
way this afternoon will include ths performance OF Lord
DunireaFy, or, FANS Arrival and Era DiavoIo Kuy
fsom Cork will also bc given. Mr. Barton HiIl tho
worrell sisters and Miss Kathleen 0Sea arc s, lhs
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q. hssiss necsrsy ~ss ssssxsa .it1 ps'sAsf 1870
,essss sis bu . . rssos s,yss 10 Nsia~nf Ffe"'
.ost sssinx 90. .xN,s.as a.. fgfnwi~ays~ spsset
- ~, ~ trssf -. ws,sr ~ho ts1 i~~s ses1 -
n Assw pslnx " r&a- a@sasrtA tlV1 ~ ~ st~fvsh
sn9ns ssss vss fs~tsrg-e
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