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New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
Suicide OF A FRENCHMAN.

Julian Joseph Periere, boardtr in Peter
Branrsrs French boarding house at No ss2 Broomest.
WAS found dead in bed yesterday morning. He had shot
himself IN the right breast. About three weeks ago
Perere in attempting TO get upon car a'tNewhrk N d.
t and e car passedlover hinght band, severing two
snoc aud IaceTatng the remainder since that time ne
ba hccn low spirited and few days ago announced ms
sotion III reiuruing France board the steamship
itianfa which sailed Saturday. On that mOrnng he
saJ flat he had changed his mind and bade the propc
,r n ny one inquired Or him, say that lie haa gone 10
newark lie was not secn alive altcrWald He was y
native of Paris aged ~ years lIe was NJ tle he ot
firm a Newark
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.vorurp srnErr RAILRoAp ExcITEMEyT

At half-past 10 o'clock yesterday morning 1t
was reported at the Newst Police Station that wOrkmen
wore having track from No. Castle Garden An
officer was sent to the spot and the superintendent OF
the lob Mr. Snyder WAS taken To the Police Station aud
the work stopped. Mr.. Snyder exhibited letter. from
Mr. William NJ Tweed, authorizing the North and East
River Railroad Company 30 extend their track from the
intersection of West IT. and Ratery place TO castle Gar
ton this at teegraphed 10 the POnce
Central Oilce After two hours delay the superincnd
en OF Police replied that he had no power TO prevent the
fay0e of he track About O'Clock AR Snyder. with 80
worken resumed work. and by o'clock yesterday after
noon the track was abou finished IL II said that the
work was done BY the order Of the Commissioners OF Emi
tion and that hereafter emgrants and their luggage
ro IN he mt aboard the inside Castle Garden. and
ont West Via the Hudson River Railroad and Raw York
mra without change of cars, thus escaping tao thieves
who iufest the Battery.
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POLITICAL.
tlrssHs. CHANDLER AND YATES.

T. ,efutation of The Brooklyn Unions gratu-
III barge that Messrs Zachariah Chandler and Richard
ens not temperate men, highly respectable and
NstessIv credible citizen OF Brooklyn says: Having
re ashington all Of last Winter, and having daily
hen hSe gentlemen IN their and often outside
.sy that in all that time nor at any other time
tMs Sc known them both many yearsdid ever see
~ GInf ~ them under the influence Of liquor. 1 could
t understand why the story of drunkenness attached
D Is s GJGnder YaeS lOOksd like hard drnker, and
70 os mat he have been hut never heard of his
tS the sense OF proprety of any audience or citizen
tle.s of drink yet. last year, sometimes annoyed at
" tc himself reported inebriate. he publicly
tIsd the pledge and made an address, wherein he said
ssnnstauce: have always been moderate drinker,
% own estimation. hut have lately found that the
% iooyters would have it, whenever made speech that
Ie Ve ,rqs drunk upon ne occasion therefore have
Vd myself 70 abstain hencefofth from all intoxicat
Peuffrnks and have promised God and my wife Katy,
"a the children that from TINS time forward no such
Sn" Sh.e~ Shall ever be laid 10 my door"
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MARYLAND.
THE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS.

THE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS,.
The Committee of the Democratic COnserva-
tive Convention have issued address in favor Ot the
proposed new Constitution. OF which they say:
Conspicuous among the sautary reforms OF that In
strument may he mentioned the abolition of the present
Oppressive county system and arrangement for
the perpetuaton OF the popular common schools OF tine
city the OF the veto power 10 the Executive as
check upon hasty and wise legislation; the delegation
OF the question OF the rate OF interest upon contract 20
the Legislature: the creation OF checks upon stare
aud CITY expenditure the denial TO the Mayor and CITY
Council of Baltimore OF the right TO loan the credit OF the
city without the OF the General Assembly ana OF
a majority OF the people a general eecOn and above
al and ALL the absence Of those horrible test oaths
which disgrace the Constitution OF 1854 and when are
odous to every freeman that IL may be truly con
sdered new declaration the Independence OF the peo-
Ne Of Maryland.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1867.

was observed on the first floor OF Mr. John Wllman :
dwelling at No. 1s2 North Secondst a1o n
the sneghbOrs awoke Mr. Wilman and DIS Iainily. Va
examination it was found that kerosene had been poureu
the hallway OF the first floor and fired lhe m h
wero promptly extngushed few hours previous 20 ,ns
attempt carpenters shop in Fiftbst, near North
was fired but the flames extinguished by an oIcet
and some citizens The same building was nreu 'noh'
time ago and similarly saved
FANCY GOODS STOKE IN ESsEX-ST
At Q o'clock last evening Mr.. NJ PaIneS fancy
goods No. l4l EsseXst, was destroyed Dy nte
Loss $500 not insured Mr Charles LOchmunds cigar
AT No lAt damaged to the extent OF 500 nOt
insured The ballroom attached 10 the Harmony Gar
den. a Nos 1So 10 45 kept By Charles Sueer was da
aged TO the amount of S2oOO fully insured Inc Dulid
ings owned by Mr. John Bechtel. Loss $1,000 In
Enred.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

Tomorrow the annual Fall meeting of the
Hudson County N j. Agricultural Society will com
mence AT Seacaucus, to continue Wednesday and Fri
day There will be three each day tomorrow
handicap hurdle for $3.50. twomilc heats six
hurdles. for that have a steeple chase
or hurdle stallion post stake for yearods for
julius. Oakland. Ripley and other noted horses have
been entered On Wednesday hurdle race for $780, with
race and two mile heat for $500 On Friday handicap
steeple chase over three miles and twenyseyen jumps
for 500: half dash for beaten horses; two
mile heat for sGOO $50 entrance, play pay and two
mile for thrccye The races will doubtless be
very interesting.
SALE OF THoROUGHBREDs AT JEROME PARK.
Dr. Underwood will sell a large number of
thoroughbreds at jerome Park during the approaching
race meeting which commences the 18th prox. The
stations Harrington and Warminster. owned by Mr.. r.
Cameron this city. among the most noted TO be
disposed Of Tho first named. by vogeur won the
has fine record. The mares stations and young stock
Of Mr. i. Is. Reed will also be sold.
ZIGZAG CHALLENGED.
Zigzag the famous hurdler, beaten at Sara
toga by Blackbrd for sale. Col McDanies is said
he ready to match Blackbrd against Zgzag or any
other horse IN America two miles, eight hurdles ana
give NJ for $50 or $4,000 side the match to be run
at HObOken
TRENTON JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
The races at Trenton, n. j., will begin on
the inst and last four days. The attractions the
first day will be- hurdle handicap $500 premium
for all ages mile the Green stakes FOR twoyear
olds On the second day there Will DE hurdle handi
cap one mile $500 premium for all ages, and sweep
stakes for three yearolds Third day, selling premium
dash Of aud half miles 500 premium for all ages,
mile heats and the Trenton stakes for twOyeaTolds.
Fourth day, "a mile hurdle handicap $1,000 pre-
MUM handicap dash OF three miles. mile heat 500
premium. for beaten horses, and handicap one-miie
dash for all ages.
THE PITTSBURGH RACES.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 1j.-The races at Oak
land Park near Pittsburgh will commence tomorrow
and continue during the week. Some OF the fastest
from different parts Of the country arriving
Considerable interest II felt and Is thought DeNters
time will be reached II not exceeded.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
A CORRECTION.

10 1l4 Editor of Iht IrlbHHr
SIR: | read in your issue of this morning
that the Greek Legation at Washington" had received
news about American ironcads gwen 10 Russia III pay
uent for the 1ewypufchased territory. Being absent
f Wa cton since about month beg to state that
never received such news any OF those contained
cation The error may however have originated with
Greek newspaper, where believe 10 nave seen hohie
A. r. RaNGABE. the Minister for Greece.
F;1h Are,tuc HOhi, N6ic York, sept. IA, 1867.
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W-ENGL1ND.

LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE OF A CATHOLIC
CATHEDRAL IL BOSTON.
Boston, Sept. 1j.-This afternoon the corner
stone OF the now Cathedral OF the Holy Cross, IN the
course OF construction the corner OF Maiden ana
Washingtonsts was laid with imposing ceremonies In
te nresencc of an immense multitude. At the close of
tIc ceremonies Archbishop McClOskey OF New10 de
lvered an address. The estimated value OF the tahedr
h - 500 600 including the price Of the land
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THE WEATHER.

lRKs- 70 of the 18th cloudy overcast sheet
Lightning the " Thermometer lowest esrly m OF The ln o.
cool for early Septem-
lgth raining from ~ To IA overcast
cloudy Afternoon couiv clear; windy Evening clear; little
windy: atmosphere 18th, clear cloudy haiy gudy
higher a. Y today than II has been since May T.
1857 10 before the heavy gale and ansor
My ul Afternoon cloudy; gassyi hn Bvening to IL
81 clock. iitr cloudy; clear -
THE BvKSING SriTe planet Jupiter the Evening STAR at
6.J1 o. H. Is n the 4. :. r. ahont ]. hours high
SAvANNAH Ga, Sept. l5-lt Is raining again
CFErRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The o recorded observations 81 the CentrA
p,.sr,,-rr t-r t,e ending
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LOUISIANA.

COURTS SUSPENDED or ACCOUNT OF THE
EPIDEMIC.
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. Is No business could
he done at the session Of the Supreme OF this State
held at Opelousas last week The prevalence OF yellow
fever in that neigborhoed and wegounded fears that
might become general caused lawyers anu coIt
70 ask for a Adjournment OF the Court.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
$50 Miles
ON nFNrnr
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,


RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
completed and expected that the remaining 81 miles 10
the track to the base of the Rocky Mountains will be finished early
in October Contracts have already made beyond
to be done during the Winter The work being pushed forward with
equal the California end Of the under the drecoo %
the Centra Psa Company commencing and coma
deny expected that the two roads will 1870 thus completing
grand line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
which THRTYFyE MILLION DOLLARS cash have already been
expended liberal Government aid the wealth and
sockhoders ready market the First Mortgage Bonds
faBds for the vigorous prosecution OF Lo
work
The available means Of the Union Railroad Company bs
briefly summed up follows:
1.-UNITED STATES BONDS,
bearing per currency the Of 5000 mile for
5T miles the plains then at the rate Of $4,000 mile for $'
miles through Rocky Mouniains then the rate Of 900
mile for the remaining dahcemak1g Of about Ss
mile The desire of the Government the early construction Of
the great completion important the county.
that takes SECOND LIEN security The Government ssuet
these bonds only miles finished and ser
certified United Commissioners to be In all respects 6rstda
road and y equipped with stations locomotives &c. and res
for business
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


TROTTING At POUGHKEEPsIE.
a fine trOt took place at Doty's Park, one
mile east of Pougkeepse Saturday afternoon Three
horses entered viz Sharpsens sorrel geang Tor
mentor, Doty's gray Lady Morrill, and DR. Barton
sorrel stallion Paul II mile heats best three IN i've,
IN harness for purse OF $50 Crowds Of sporting men
were In attendance from different points along the river
The betting at the start greatly in favor or Tor
mentor. Paul next, and Lady Morrill, last Many sup
posed the latter stood chance whatever She sold IN
tho pools at surprisingly low figure. The judges were
MessIs. sutherland. ID. >. DOty, and Salpaugh.
Paul won the first and second heats but not with ease
TOrmentOrs driver held that animal back IN the second
heat, causing him To be distanccd He did because OF
hurt IN of his fore feet The three remaining heats
were won by the mare the each time being very
close Considerable feeling eynced at one time
against the driver OF TOrmentor. who it was alleged
could have the II he wanted Those who were
opposed tO him offered to bet 500 to 500 that man
could get into the suky and drive Tormentor the mile In
quicker time than had been made by either OF his rivals
on the above afternoon The excitement over the matter
Tor few moments high and at time it feared
fight would ensue. The following is the summary of the
Dotg nsmes E. m. Lady Morrill,. 2
T. SnNpstsn names & 1ormenor. Dis
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his ministry during thirty three marked
" faithful discharge duties and exhibited throughout nn'
devaing and Uniform c0nssency OF
he ryate h his personal worth the sincerity ana Pury n
e sacef his yeless spirit his frank and openbsre n.
his manly sad sDerou will be long remembered and
BY all who knew h.p -, .,.,t...
Rsod That Of the foregoing preamble aud resonoos
the clerk the family q the deceased VIII he
part the ye Of their sincere smPh Tor then u''er
their affecting bereavement ED" AiSD yorno, ,.,..
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

THE FIRST NEGRO VOTING IN VIRGINIA TO-DAY.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 15.-The negroes will
vote for the first time in this state tomorrow when the
citizens Of Richmond will the question OF sub
scripOn OF 100000 10 the Chesapeake ana ONO Ran
road. Col Mallory has returned from FaImviIe, where
he has beeD the causes the riot at
that place His report embraces the same facts as those
sent to the press.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT.
TLird Military

Gen. Pope commanding the Ihlrd Mlntary
Dstrict on the llth inst announced that MagOI-Ncn
Wager Swavpe Colonel 45th Infantry, has been as
signed to the command Of the District OF Alabama - -
Gen Poue has issued an order prohibiting the civil or
military authorities az any post In hls district from
placlng ia quarantine the steamship Alliance now In
Government employ. This D. 10 enable the hecc5sHy
communication 60 be kept open.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
THE SERVICES AT LEFFERT's 5 PARK.
LOSS OF LIFE BY A CANNON EXPLOSION

A cannon exploded on board the steamer
Deutschland while in Narrows, opposite Quarantine,
and inward bound from Bremen Saturday afternoon,
at about O'Clock killing two men Instantly leaving all
other 10 die In few minutes afterward, and woundlng
two others-one fatally. The cannon was discharged 10
announce the vessels arrival and summon the Health
Officer Upward OF men women, and children, mostly
steerage passengers migrating from Germany, stood
near the ordnance and when 1t burst the execution was
fghtfu and instantly changed the scene from one OF
exuberant gladness TO Of the profOundest gloom
On the deck two dead bodies, headless;
with side OF his skull crushed 20 the brain lay
in dying condition, and two others shockiDgy
wounded The decapitated heads were blown into the
water. The killed Frederick W. Hammer, Il @ er
man, aged 25 William Gege, German, aged l.; and
native OF Russian Poland named Frederick Mathehc All
three had friends on board the first wife, the second
mother and the other distant relatives. The wounded
we're a sailmaker who was working the cannon, and
passenger Both were borne TO the Hospital Of the
Sisters Of Charity In HobOkcn where they kindly
attended but the former badly injured about the
breast that hope for recovery out OF the question
The three bodies ntrusted TO Mrl ParsOw, u-
dertakeT In HobokeD, who cofiDed them without re
moving clothing and yesterday afternoon they were
buried IN the HOb0ken Burying ground the funeral eN
penses being betrayed by the ships An inquest
was previously held by Coroner Jonn White and Capt
carpenter gave their testimony which only elected the
fact OF An explosion without either Of them being able to
tell the cause The verdict " accidental death"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
ARMY GAZETTE.

Brevet Major Theodore Yates ant allowed
3 IIan has been ordered be TO dea until Dec before proceed
Retiring Board Beyet New Orleans Be'et II cut
Brg Gen George Dandy Assist Col A. W Willis Assistant Quar-
has been grant ternaster T. has
months leave Brese been honorahy mustered Bre
v Middleton and b. knck vet Major o. 1yer Assistant
ordered before General leave er
the Medical Examining Board Bre. tended ten days
vet Brig Gen ThOmpkps, Assist.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

who found two of yellow fever on board and or
dered her into quarantine
DEATH OF GEN. GRIFFIN.
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 1j-Gen. Griffin
died at Il o'clock this morning of yellow fover. There
were II interments to day
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

thrown overheard accident for which all were pre-
pared-and no little Amusement caused thereby.
Dancing was Kept up until late hour, when Mr. GeD-
ards guests dispersed, highly pleased with the csY
tiles OF the evening
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
THE PITTSBURGH RACES.
BASE BALL.
MATCmEs 10 BE PLAYED.

MATCHES To BE PLAYED.
The following matches have been arranged to take
pioc seaher permitting;
sept IeAAl-ie Hetori game the Satellite ground
game called stqa m.
sept l6A,uuc of Brooiyul Athletic of Phdepha the
unon groari. Willsmsblrgh
Sept l6-Jc-eson So, HHggoN Social al East New York
l1uHloH lf hofrsaH Active of sesar rrtgrn
q MorrauA
Sepi I7-Muu,l Philadelphia grounl vii.
lamshursh
Ss7 I7-Eiss Cof Florence. Mass HAyALes, at Lansing
bHrgh
sspi i--areue "a Rre. or hs Arctic ground
i8-tmpirr pA lof Mount Vel Satellite grounds
f-ft l8-Knirterhocscf karr at Mouui horns
sept tf-frlsaror Ec~clc the Rrl lioase Froud
sept ifMuusi Athlete home ard home oa the Union
gruani. Wlliattbafgh
seft g-iisrmaters Athletics game Lansnghgrgh
rsa l-Fcko Excelsior The Talon ground Nisusugh
"a Fstir tof Nsr irrhi - ludfrcfc A. Cold Nurrks
sept gltnion (o horssuj Athletic lof hadphAlai Fha
felphiA - -.
ssp 1-Orenf of hev fSrk) Star tof Bloo1i- y ~ A.
s,pt IN Star " AilsntIe on uuon Grounds
Sett ll -ttaaiir the Union Ground Williamsburg
sept te Moru.aus Mutual tho JuiDa Ground,
d 'am.lurst. home lnl home
sept n-iIcel.ort o. Elreta on.,he Capi'olne Ground
Seit f4-iuIoa Morr.snf Unon fof Lansinghurgh
S.p Orelts uf Nc- YORK; Union of Hison CT " J at
ssp ls-Cuiou lofNo.,H Athlete lofwa,hinsion Heglt
fr1fu game. a Naihngion Heights
sept 5-siu1.l of LanEsgbuhl Uron Grouad
Wllamshufsb
Zane al GtWlhimshurgh
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TENNESSEE.

THE CASE OF ARREST FOR VIOLATION OF PAROLE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 15.-lt is understood
that the military authorities will obey the writ OF haDeas
corIMs in the case young Mken, who was arrested
for Violating parole, exConfederate soldier
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
1.-UNITED STATES BONDS,
2.-ITS OwN.lFIRST MORTGAGE
ltlNDS.


By h charter the Company permitted to Issue its own First Mortgage
Bonds to the the Bonds issued by the Government and
and progresses The mortgage which
from New York and the on Aes United
House Representatives Massachusetts Trustee
deliver the Bonds the Company who responsible their
in strict accordance with the terms OF the law
3.-THE LAND GRANT.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company land grant, abos
donation from the Company, Of ~ the mile which
believed will o be worth less than S30Oo0Oo0
4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK.
The authorized capital the Union Pacific Railroad Compay Qua
Dollars which million dollars paid
the already done and Of which 1t supposed that tSsn
twenty millions all viii be required The Directors and stock
holders OF the Company of large wealth and experience in rail-
road affairs asd have shown strength energy and skill that With tho
liberal their command render the early completion Of this great
work IS any future business can I've.
The been careful statements to tho
public fy their published estimates Of
earnings always much less thaa the actual results The
prophet shoad predict business that must at
follow the opening the only through line connecting the Atlantic and
Europe with China and Jpanmht he
sered visionary Erie Railroad who estimated
woui as reach tire, millions whes
has already reached moi than millions.
NET EARNINGS OF THE UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROAD.
Dus quarter ending July 81 OF the Of
Railroad operation The Sapert.
seuteuts rcrort shows the following result:
EARNINGS
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Benjamin Bowman, aged 10 years, Of Madison
and Montgomery sts fell from Pier No into the East
River yesterday, and was drowned.
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The return gnme OF a j
CRICKET.
HLIgNfaA-TnUsN
ST GEORGE.

ST. GEORGE VS. GERMANTOWN.
The following is the of the match played be-
Clubs Germantown Pa THURSDAY and Friday Of last
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Special HOtins.


and after september IA Advertisements appearing Haief
ths head will be charged 10 cents line for spsce occupied
The Great Napoleon
voet sud cultivated them 'or their fsgraHe at 50
Helena the Of the violet Of combination
garden aove compared with perfume Of PHALoSs sronr
BLOOMING CERKUsl Let the Ladies
Union Republican General COmmittee.-An adjourned
meeting Committee will be held MONDAY EVENING Sep
hall Of Twenty rtst aud Brosd
at o'clock
1ks Executive CommieeSiI M u O'Clock. . .
THOMAS MURPHY, Pressient
Gas IiaL H. HALL secret,ies
Seventh Assembly District Union Republican Asso-
catiOn-A will be held at No os
Sixth MONDAY EVENING sept l6 9earer before
O'Clock JOHN LOBDBLL, Preifen.
C. W DARuSG Secretaries
= s. CHArTyRTos ''''''
Excelsior Lodge No. I95, r. and A. M.-The regular
Communications will resumed THIS MONDAY 10th
inst. at j. PARKIN, seoretary
X n. JANNAS Master
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
, FOR THE SUFFERERS IN THE SOUTH.

AID FOR THE SUFFERERS IN THE SOUTH.
The Committee appointed at the meeting of
physcians on Friday 20 devise feasible plan for the re-
lief OF the yellow sufferers IN the South met on Bat
urday with Prof Frank X. Hamilton in the chair Mr.
Jobn BOVINE serving as Secretary. The latter read re-
mort shoUns that 100000 thus far been collected
OF which the Southern Famine Relief Committee has con
trbuted sa51OoO; the NewYork Ladies' Relief Associs-
ron' tuID,y $50. 90. low 6rner bodies and individuals
kOOOOo Dr. Harris Thought that AT least soVV Neeh
SeSuiT for the relief o Southern sufferers not short OF
n6OO day After some SS. assion 'he ioo"ns iesoiu
ss Thsi this confer with tbe chsSeer Of Commerce
% The RsIp 81 % ;ss5S. . s the sufferers from y.os
aId the ee,eten %ssG' % s 4, d...b that
As .SLr Of ssy and the sserss from yso. sI M N
To- s,s sssss. s.sa ; y hss, S 81 ss :.;
1a's ;:ifs ;'' s '''''' prompt action
an APPEAL PoR THE YELLOW FEVER Bur
FERERs
MFR. Horace Cone of this City has received
The following appeal from one OF the PronIhen' ei
OF Houston, Texas:
HORACE CONE No. 10 Porkplaoe, Hev,fmk. ,,o,..oD
The Tnenses OF the Charitable Association OF houston
are very heavy for nursing the sck OF houstcn Na@ %
sota Mexican The mortality IN interior toSms sIS tc m
Guiding Grange and Huntsyie m T onnatn1
s scattered by panic Make an appeal ior money 70 eS
bic the Association 70 extend a. bSt not he
deaths. twelve day number II SGA cgsHIsS
Messrs George E Bldde Co., NO ~ r~rA p"''' "'''
eceive end forward subscriptions.
ABATEMENT OF THE FEVER AT MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Sept. H.-The Aldermen, last nignl'
revoked the order establishing quarantine a. being 10
tally unnecessary The number OF deaths ior INC '''
week has been only a.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT FORTRESS hONhob.
FORTREss MONROE, Sept. 15.-Ihe douple-
tnder LeBapse. from Key west. arrived nero to,u2
sue boarded by d.. Cooper, the ouarantius ocei
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MARRIED..

Best Place to Buy PashiOnsbs Clothing No so Broasy
c. EUGENE SroKK.
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PATTERSON VS.. RUNK

match game was played Saturday between
hahng GTans Seiork ami resulted In the
Of the Patterson Clab by score Of ~ 10 %
MISCELLANEOUS.
The return game of home and home match be
Liberty base Ball Club Of hysck and the Riverside Base bA
Club Of Port Thusy 2h inst the grounds o
resulted Of the former BY score Of 20 TO a.