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ever supernuous TO those who visited hat COM
modions and cheerful iron tnt on Foureenbst n which
Mile Caroa dc Berg - gracefully and peooy rI1es an
Mr. Robinson aad bis hide ClareBce boldly career
and Mr. james Coke vigorously leaps Yet esl n'e O
some a;cted cizns 10 whom tho Circus is stu seheu
book we once more venture u Its great ana
enlar merit The impressive quality Of the entertainments
OF course its genuueness What il pretends to be II acaay
H. Strength skill and in physical feas arc
wanting and pleasantly contemplated hHss
are they sawnst stage Good riders 90 h0
pretnd 10 be actors Clowns do not set Up
be Monaignes and Lambs and Sherdlns. This is great
luxury And when add that the Circus is well supplied
with thoroughly trained aeroba and that Its entertainment
il most agrceably varied all is said that need be- rer
ormance given the Circus every night and on the after
moons Of Wednesday and Saturday.
Negro Minstrelsy, represented by Mr. Dan Bryants
Minstrels by Mr. George Chrsys Mastreis, always
popular and prosperous in New.York.
A burlesque Of " Mazeppa" is the principal feature
of the entertainment offered Bryants this week Tanning
an Elephant" In and Out Of Place and other features fill out
the bill
AT Christy's, "The Masked Ball" will lie acted,
as also The Mocking Bird Handy Andy" L. s. Mall
etc. ETC. Mr. j. IT, sunrdgc will make his first appearance
here to night On Saturday there will be matinee
Mr. Chrsys Minsrcls it viii be remembered appear at
the Fifhave Opera House. adjoining the Ffh-ave Hotel
on Twenty thirdst
Bryant Miares occupy their customary quarters at Me-
chanies' Hall, No 472 Broadway.
Miss Maggie Mitchell will appear at the Brooklyn
Academy Music tonight and to night as Lite
Barefoot and as Fanchon Mr.. Clifton w. Tayeare is the
manager Of the Academy pro and he will bring ont
M there the sth and 10Th ns Friday and satur
vgfr ~ wee
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KnngarOo's News.

The following is summary 81 the news sent out ny tle
steamers Kangaroo and Pcnns!Eana,which iel' A'ePoo
on the 18Th OF April: ,, -, ,,,u
H. the House of Commons on the 9th, MT. Card"eii
said tie Government were without official information %
the alleged Fenian demonstration against canada bu
knew that every preparation lad been made 10 guar"
against attack by sea or land =, o., =. 3;
pnbic needing was held in London on the 2ith to IN
anrurate the National Freedmons Aid Union OF Great
britain. and the Duke of Argyle presided - ., p,
Among those present were Mr. Bright SIT l. T. bHA1yI
Mr. Hughes NJ p, &c Speeches were made ana I.sola
lions adod in favor Of extended efforts IL Great b"Ih
10 aid the freedmen Of America.
In the Court of Admiralty, on the 2lth, ~ was ucce,u
that the steamer Camoloon the late Rebel cruiser Iaa
hassce now lying at Liverpool be delivered mp 10 'Ae
United States Government, The alleged Owner u'" HO'
appear, and condemned IN costs . -, co.. .
At meeting in London Of the houdholderS OF the Stl
of Georgia was unanimously resolved that the ohcr o..
the State TO fund the Of coupons and overdue Ooa
into new debt carrying per cent interest be aecep'tu'
The Austrian army and the Italian army nave begh
placed on a war footing; bat the departure OF the Aeh-
duke Abrecht for Vcnetia had been postponed count
Arez the Italian diplomat was at vienna lie Is sara =,
have asked an explanation to the Austrian armahohS
in Ncnctia. -, ~, T. Ia. -,,l,.
10 the address IN favor OF peace presented by inc PENN
Chamber of Commerce he said the King would, IL FsS
HE avoid war but the Government could not be GnlueH
y considerations of national economy alone II war be-
came necessary the King trusted in the tried readiness oil
the Chamber Of Commerce to make a sacrifice
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Great BPifai1.

The local authorities at the various English ports have
seeeiyed Government instructions TO take precautions
against cholera. - -,
In the House of Commons the 18th, the bill abolish
snq the declaration OF conformity 10 the Liturgy OF the
Church of England by Fellows OF Colleges, was passed
sLroueh the Committee by POS against le6.
The political interest centers in the fate OF the Reform
hill A division Is expected the morning OF the 18Th
flwpg 10 detection from the Liberal ranks by the IN
seating of several Liberals owing their election to bribery
the estimates OF the ministerial majority have dwnued
into units while the opposition journals assert that there
will be an actual majority against the bill.
The Orl saws i'll the Of the absolute defeat the
ministry will Immediately resign. If they have only a
small majority some OF the Ministers will retire, wnlie
Others viii assist in forming coalition ministry IN con
function with Lord Stanley, Mr.. Wapoe, Mr. Henley
and Others ,
The london star calls for the dissolution OF Parla-
ment and an appeal to the country IN case the Ministry
defeated go .o-,
Sstterthwates Circular dated the evening OF the 18th
Apni, SAYS;
American securities during the week have been mainly in
fuepeed conflicting touching the political affairs oi
Continent The of business has been
There sales German account which nave Dee
by orders for purchases for shipment to Al
fbe close there renewed demand for all descriptions
Five Twenties closing 70 d70l: Illinois Central e0Neo
Ees large forced sales sold down to 5 but reacted
xlQslBg J2t.
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Bornssa-R Federen J. 5o-
Ehch Catherine eik Resale No.ohn, H. do. j. schoehe d
Geos P Clara Weller Mr.. Roabeck and two Oh dl.u
A. Woh At le do J. Chrouke and WIFE, Peters and wife
esse klein Bamer, Mr. Haas A. Psl1ow r Martin Jos.phne
Baasa VIM Roger. C. Brc, G. Berkmn and wife, T. tiDxr
Julie Johns Matilda do Reehelaann A. oer'tein : Me1sI
NJ Duche r. Scherk E. Dsnubag.er L. Nansertia L Glass >
karples T. Esler T. Lemoiue aud others In the sseTage
FROM NEW ORLEASSlu steamship AlOniereyA. H. Ls1ld.
wife, child aud r. b. De Walden, C. B. Pssoe, Mr.
Alfalfa Paul Alali Mr tl.r Nadine Jeguet Madame
Gale Edward r. Grassy Gabfe ui James Aegmo j. r. Hanon
j. A. Deapaue, Murphy. vile and children, Mr. and Mrs
Riess. and - IN steerase.
steamship Star tie Uuon-W B. Banlin aud lady Thonsi
L. Morse, f. J. Elder r. Duuou, lady lnd chden. Miss Dano
j. D. Hill and servant Besbez Mr.. Cihen, j. B. Hsa " Hal
aud lady W. Hames, IL Slsglt, w Turner N Turner = Jam
ifoid 81 Bocsmsn. Mr' f. Fa!er and children & H. Lmmer
r. Zimmerman j. Lokovtz and hiy, A. Gabriel Mrs
Beckwh children and f. ScheDze Mr.. Stream end
children Mrs Ogden bliss Dean. George Msnnisg Asa Blade C.
L. Hanber Miss { Adsus Mrs T. 4. Bay and child, T. Sem
H. Dodge. r H. B.ss-t and LADY,. Mrs. Palmer M Ia
Chase MIR. ". Nye, Miss NJ Nye Henry Butler and lady A.
Lexovitz children g. C. Prsrc-. T. Nandevaer. William
James Blewett. T. Martin, William Leeds
g. Jackson. T. Jones aud lady. -
steamship leig-Mr Meyos. lady ind children MIRA
Waldo and two children, a = T. Bates T. w Iiloway M
Eslphn r John o. Ne : l. Nanes J. A. Chambers. Mr. John
conIoy; caP, : Chase l. w ti'hs, Q y co,n Ceensy
Conway. ! Lopban. " Brisgs. W + Rosh. A. simmon.
FROM GRAND TURK T. LIN schooner Julia-Cha'es Hem
burger
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Latest ship News.


Steamship Star Of the Union Banird New Orleans Au
20, with mdsr. aud pass to n. g. Cromwell & co.
Steamship tine Telfir Dean Wilmington, c. 90 hours With
mdse to G. Il. Person.
steamship Borussa (lamb Schoensen Hamburg: April r. with
easterly winds winds inst
lat ~ 2 long - g. passed steamships AAnans, and
Herman bound f.
Steamship Monterey Whitman NewOeeus. April % no o. y
Pass with mdse aud pass. James 4. RsyBor
Steamship Rsegh Walker New e.us hpn % with and
Livingston Fox Maya In lat p loug - passed tho
bark Mary A. Troop (of s. Johns. n. B J. hound "
Steamship Moneks Msran, Charleston, 90 hours With
and pass TO Livin gston Fox Co
Steamship Acuhne Kelly New Bedford twh slip Otsso iow)
to Ferguson Wood
ship Otazo. New Bedford.
BARK Cyrene Roy Baeno. Ayre, March with WOOL Se TO H.
J. De Wolf Co.
Brig Nile (or bermuda) Whittier Ari, R. days with sugar
and molasses, to O. =. Pension Co.
schr Statesman. Nicksrsou II, Marks ~ iays with cotton
master
schr Kate Walker Tapey rnt,nols % diy with cotton
Hoyoke Murray.
schr Nelly Baker. freeman Nirgiui,
schr f. T. Priud-L Ward. Nrsin,
Schr Reindeer. Msckey. Virginia
schr Snow Squat Perry Jacksonville, days with lumber
Peck L Church.
schr (Br Hachtmsnn Grsud Turk r. L. II day.,
Roop Saer Encountered ~ Days NV The
brig Relief New J ork, sailed iav.
brigs Eureks sna kstr Ar IS
Sch Lucy w. Alexander of Trinidad Jicob.on, Ponce
r. 10 days with aud moe, to Miller Houghon Sailed
company bris Minnie Il, for New iors.
Schr. A. II. Hale. Goals Slip, similar 10 Nelson.
WIND-At Sunset NV.
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EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER pE"''
All Danger Of a German War Re-
me1ed.
Relations Between AF''''' anu ''''' W
"Sacing.
uup ENGLISH REFORM BILL.
uup ENGLISH REFORM BILL.
IT'S PASSAGE DOUBTFUL.
> Crushing Defeat of the Chinese Rebels
r.rurn rorNr. Mav 6. 1906.

FArHEp FONT May C. 1906
The Canadian CompaHy's steamship leI"'la"' ,i''"
IaWrpol 10 a:30 p n, OF AIni ~, wa boh'o"'efi!
nth, arrived of this point tins morning.
The advces by the Peruvian five days Later than re-
reiyed h,sthe Scotia.
The ,tesrsrip CITY Of Paris from NewYork, arrived at
LyeTUl on the 2hh.
Tbe1steaushrs CITY Of Limerick and TnIo from New
YoTls arrived at Liverpool on the 23d'
Sc steamship Bavaria, from New-hoIK' "iNeu "'
81 ntbampton on the 9th
Ncther the steamship City of Washington nor the
t,rcntis both overdue at Liverpool, had arrived up TO
A., time of the sailing Of the Peruvian.
The T. : war steamer Kearsarge was at Lisbon, from
Serra Leone Nineteen OF the crew were aacheu WIN
fever ard fourteen died The Kearsaree is kept in strict
quarantine.
There is no news OF the City OF Washington OF the Pro
points which left Philadelphia the same day. Forty
rupes premium has been paid the popontis and sixty
the City Of Washington.
The New-YoIk correspondent Of The LoHdon T'nc as
srts Oh the highest authority, that the American Govern
sent will dc what is right as the Feas give II
sufficient cause TO interfere.
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Ausfria mud Prussia.

Private kilograms the Paris M0Htcar assert that
pacific arrangements have been effected between Austria
and Prussia the latter Power asserting TO the Austrian
proposal for a mutual disarmament.
The gazette Bavaria confirms this intelligence as
serting all danger OF IN Germany is removed,
and the Paris Constitutional accepts the news as sub
ftantiaIly correct.
Berlin telegram says the reports of treaty OF alliance
between Prussia and Italy absolutely unfounded
The rumOr of the violation of Austrian territory by
Italian volunteers, and consequent engagement near
Rovgo had proved false The attitude Of Austria and
Italy continues menacing.
The Florence journals represent that the Austrian Gov
eminent had ordered all the land and naval forces in
Venita 70 be placed footing by the LIST OF May
and that an extraordinary concentration OF troops was to
take place in the Province of ROvgo.
II was asserted that the Emperor Napoleon had dec AIRED
60 the Italian Cabinet that he viii in way assist Italy
in ease Of attack from Austria.
The Minister Of Police of Vienna had been notified that
The will again be necessary for persons
crossing the AusrC Italian frontier.
The Vienna Cabinet l. SAID 10 have addressed circular
10 the Prussan and other European Courts, informing
that the Austrian ornaments rendered necessary
ly the proceedings of the Italian Government.
Dispatches add that Austria, relying upon the word OF
she Pussian King considers any measure Of defense
against Prussia unnecessary
The minor G enan States are said to have come to
plete understanding decline the proposal OF Prussia
but make II ngpon for the reform of the Federal
Diet
An Austrian dispatch Of the 18th, proposing dsarma-
ep and the Prussan reply Of the 2st agreeing thereto
Published.
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Gem mercial Intelligence.

LoND0S MONEY MARKET.--The funds continue
sensitive but without material huctuatiOn In commercial
financial circles The discount demand is moderate the
Bank rate
JfvRRPOOL CoTTox MARKET April 26-The Cotton market
opened buoyant WITH advance OF !Gd 10 but closed
Says 81 600 bales including 5000 bales spectators
and exporters
TRADE REPoHT.-'The Manchester market has been firm
sith upward tendency. bat closes less firm.
LIVERPOOL BgEADsIUFFs MARKET-Tbe Bresdstufs mar.
been quiet and steady Mesrs Richardson Spence
& Co, and Wakefield Nash & Co report: Flour quiet and
seminal Wheat quiet and steady Corn steady mixed y
te29
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET April 26-The Provision
parket is duu Mesars Bgland Atbya& Co. and Gordon
6gncs Co report Pork duh Bacon easier Lard dull
ssles Talow inactive Butter dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Market April 26Ashes dali; seles
smA at - 9a5l6 for Pots aad Pearls. Sugar steady
conse quiet and steady Rice quiet and steady Lnseed Oh
aullAt 49, Rosin steady at s6 for Common American
}pr Turpentne quiet and steady Petroleum inactive bat
LosDoy MARKErs -Breadsfgs. quiet and steady Sugar
trn and quiet. Coffee quiet Tea steady. Rice steady.
Tslew qa.et aud steady.
AHHucbS SEcU2TrEs.-Ihe market IL 6rmer. C. \ Five.
Csentes 70i ROT illinois Central X K e0950i Erie L. T.
~.
LvgRrooL April 2r-CorTosTbs sales Of the week were
bales including 10 800 baes 10 spectators and 500 to
sxpoFte The market opened frmer with advance Of I'D
rance the week OF iad u on fair and middng quail
The sales today friday 1900 bales the market
Gisg quiet and sasr. The authorized quotations are
Pair. Middling.
EewOreapt 4.........-...ltd. 1910.
Iso0he ....---'ss..-...-..iIu l3td
Vo iaDds. ..............l6td. I5td.
YxIDefrbys-The market 10 inactive and nomipay
AAsged. ,
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The raimyrH's ',,u.

Tho following rs SUMMARY n The news sent out by the
% ,rh,ch left Liverpool y, the evening Of Irl p
nc Reform bin was further debated on the Sdl by
Drrhfand Goschen in favor aud Waitesde and Nalpoe
against. m , ~, , n,
tskinr'a carriage Iide IN Hyde Park
Inc 7Eaylko new in The 2smes Of the DIST about the
withdawa of 10, Ministers fiom Berlin ami vienna was
flsc The Y.e was hoaxea by forged IIters from the
Foreign Ohre. -
The rclat ous Of Austria and Italy had assumed war
ike attic le The concentration OF Iialdh uo"Ps az
Rooguo caused Au.ts 10 take precautionary measures
and IT, army in Veneta had been placed ON war lo9's
Th, French Mercantile Marine bill hnally passed. 'no
Cor IS Lesisatif by vote OF 2U3, against %
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Jyo CUBAN AT THE RAILROAD

SUICIDE OF YOUNG CUBAN AT THE RAILROAD
HorEl-Nearly tao weeks since Domingo Batan young
engineer arrived this city in search of employment and
mt Nd at the Railroad Hotel No Broadway In spite Of his
utmost endeavors Baan could find q situation, and
low spirited and respondent On Satur
day he appeared at the breakfast table usual but
was alive AS he had not made his
around the during the previous day OF tie porter
yesterday morning went TO bis room in order ascertain the
absence and entering found the unfortunate
young man lying upon floor dead in pool Of blood
closer examination showed that the deceased had committed
suicide by shooting himself In the neck Just below the chin
Coroner Cover notified and proceeded TO the
hotel and held inquest Dr. John BEECH made post nor
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HIoHwAR RoBBERY.-About liz o'clock on satur.
dsy night. whiee gentleman named John D. Hardsnbors
residing In Deyoss Brooklyn D.. on his way hone
he was attacked by ve ruians In North Second st. who
knocked him down and robbed him Of silver watch and
bunch Of keya with which they succeeded In escaping
Harnburg had 500 In HE oossessoD at the he IT.
tsOksa buJ bs sa''s"'s t>'d Gei possession Of the
pQpex
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roxnor ANIL 1.-THE latest advccs received from
CONAN state that Prussia obccs 10 dsaTmng her forces
te Austria CONTINUES 10 maintain her ornaments on TX
TTvERrooi April 1-No news has yet been rec 1ved Of
the s;eamshs City OF Washington and Proror both Of
which are now considered overdue from AM .hoa
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4 ndia.

BoNBAY April 20.--Cotton still declining. Shipments
Of the week, % 900 bags Exchange, 214. Freghts to
Liverpool, 4Os.
CAicUTTA, April 20.-Imports quiet and unchanged
Exchange, 2l2. The rate Of discount has advanced.
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The PriucipnIities.

The Turkish Government has sent protest TO the Con
ference of Pans against the election OF Prince Charles
Hohenzolern Hospodar of Roumana.
deputstion had left Bucharest for Berlin to tender tn
8ospodarshp to the Prince.
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CITY Nk Ws.

We are requested to call the attention of owners OF
property side of Central Park to the advertised
call for a meeting this evening.
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China.

CANTON March l3.-The Imperial army has obtained a
complete victory over $1,000 Rebels supposed to be the
residue OF the army OF the Taepings in the Northeast
The conflict lasted two days, and resulted in ell the Reb
sls being either slaughtered taken prisoners. The In
penal army being disbanded
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Announcement

GARIBALDI SUITS FOR BOYS-Ihe most eleea'
ever lore .eeu Ia this cou Try. Ladies call ini inspect them.
wv ' 49, BRoR.w BRoTHgEs.
No. 81 Laisyeuepi aii No. "A Fourth ave.
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The man who attempted the life Of the Gar is named
VasobOsow anave OF the province Of Laato and hypo-
pkoBdfiae.
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF ENCtsE'
The First Sunday under the New Liquor
Inw-Exodus of Driukers-Great Rush I"
Misunderstanding OF Appiicnn" from inc
Fourth, Fint, and Sixth Precincts.

The Metropolis is thirsty-not because Crotoh
water has become scarce for She that the Excise
Law closed the clearinghouse For eighteen hours that IS
from midnight Of Saturday until sunrise Of Monday tbs
eoady city has been compelled TO exist with 70 beverage save
tbt drawn rom the reservoir in Central Park The lovers OF
re beer were dsc0ns0ate yesterday morning ana dseuse
VI the manner which their rights had been nnged an
the oons beerhas bars groggeres er0eere rum noes
and lushng kcns" from the Battery 20 Kings fridge were
locked up aud sealed, while hundred Thousand hroa.s
tered curses as eryeny pronounce their prayers
osrdee, fiction has become fact The oncieLt mariner
loweycT suffered little compared with those who yesterday
ItraI i'm f,uut
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Not A DAY OUT OF ORDER ~ FIVE YEARS MI
vr,,,u WEsr OF Dry Run Pa writes: I'VE have had one q
tie WILSON Gfpss AcusRs OVER FivF Vans
AND IT OCT or EUN SING or ER DviN IA
we with nrishbors iof the '' 81
son or Baker though nave nothing TO say osp"r
sgnsy them
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DR.. DHLENBAcK HAS OPENED IN OFFICE ~ No iIa
Nu,st few Of Broad~ay Nc-iorS where be vi"
be in Attendance THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of each week
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BoGARDUs'S GALLERY

WHNpFROrH TAYLOR BhoWN OF FhlIadeIPlIN
FINE MINIATURES
So. speeiens at BoGARDuss GALLsRY No. 90 Broadway
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The Paris Bourse on the 25th was heavy.
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CozzENss NATIVE WINE HoUSB.-Ihe stock -
NATIVE WINES comprises the greatest variety in the United sia
ever offered to the trade.
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CATTLE PLAGUE AND CHOLERA.--For the true ex-
naton and proper treatment Dr. Tails monthly, TINS
toPfL oF Harm ready One Dollar year. single Numbers,
Ten Cents. Office No. 81 Sxth-ave
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examination and found that the ball had tsken an n
erection penetrating the BRAIN Inc PISTOL 1919
taTreled one was found lying under the ped noe ""
found written by the deceased shortly before committing us
fatal act in which he stated that being unable to ind employ
uert and having fcgds in this countty % enGel l
assistance he had determined TO commit suicide yosne
accordance with the facts rendered Deceased wa''
native Of Cuba, aged Il years 90. .
ATTEMPT TO Pass AN ALTERED Billion Satur.
day night Samuel Cox purchased pair of shoes at the store
solomon No 27sl Gand.s and rendered in pay
rent therefor bill on the East River National Bank Of th
rested by Officer Carroll Of the Tenth Precinct and yeser
day committed for trial by Justice shandey in default Of
200 bail The prisoner aged % years. native Of Mon.
moat County y. j. and that be Is by occupation
c.erk.
FATAL FALL FROM ALoPT.-An inquest was held
On Saturday last by Coroner wdey board the steamship
Mer-ioc Wing az Pier No As North River the body Of
william GrlfiD late quariernaster on the vessel whea
death was the result OF fail The deceased up aoi fi
inc SAIL and in some manner missed his footing and fe ia
his descent striking rail of the vessel and thence iaAgN
dead verdict of accidental death rendered. Tie de-
ceased was q native Of the United States aged 10 years.
Uorrr THIEVES IN CUsToDY.-Early on Sunday
morning william Woods entered the of James Dough
erv in sveeney Hotel BY Of false keys and stole ts
coat Of the occupant Re was 9~ed ey go t, ola
given into the custody Of Officer Cedtel Of ne Kun
room of Edwin II Dorr in tho Stevens House No y Bread
NAV by means Of fso KEYS AMI stole valued sf5
10 caught bv one of the chamhormas who caused ha
arrest by Officer Niece OF tie Broadway squad BON PRISON
ers were Yesterday committed By Justice Hogan Tor tFA
Boy INSTANTLY KILLED by \ FALL.-On Saturday
afternoon Bernard Brady aged years while engaged in
gathering wood in the building No 63 Thrdaye aoc-
dentay fell Of the os,s Of the second story TO mo
collar auG was killed The body convened 70 tee f't
dence OF the parents No 100 Eeyenhst by Ocer iauR O"
the Seventeenth Precinct Yesterday COroOer Cover was
notified 10 hold an inquest
SICK Man COMMITS SUICIDE by CUTTING IT'S
THRoATOn Saturday night Michael Co!z committed seoa
while in bed at his residence No. 40 Sixs by cutting hf
roat with razor For raj months past the deceased '
been confined bis by sickness aud becoming aepel
IN riiie with no hope of recovery ended hs existence DO e
manner mentioned above He was native Of Germ1ny ageI
Al years and leaves wife aad two children Coroner Oo'r
was yesterday notified to hold an inquest on the body
HACKMEy FIyED-On Saturday, Alfred Jones, JAS
W Allen and wm McMan1, hackmen, who were arrested
by the Twentysxth Precinct Police for violation OF CORPORA
ton ordinances were fined SO each by Justice Quinn - te
First District Court Ten others were fined 0y Justee Eh
of the Iombs Police Court having been arrested On s'
charges,
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Noxr,y,. COLORADO AND UTAH TRADE-To reach

the merchants, miners and the masses Of those three pI
.,ores business advertisements TO lHE UNION
yfDErrg daily and weekly at the great idstns r
Lake Cry IL crculates universally IN tbe msiehsnts
and enr City Colorado Virginia aud Helena Cites hehahs
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A. A. fANARGBR = it>i ThENNh tbsSs iol iHhi'-
and gentlemen progressing rapidly and promises ,H
any preceding every evening o'clock at No TN
ven. place. see " Inirnc.i9n."