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ANOTHER AcclueEr ON THE EAST RIVER.

The Steamboat Andrew Fletcher with Parry
Of Officials Board. Runs the Rocks mt
Bincxwelps Island.
From to ,me the HsaALp has advised the sxpen
d,ue OF some Of the public moneys for the purpose Of
removing the distractions navigation which abound
in the vicinity Of the islands in the East but The
adlnonitons been unheeded by those whose arst
care should be tho welfare OF the community and all
that tends to add the prosperity Of the country The
of the nation ono Of us principal sources OF
wealth, aud any Improvement which would tend n
AFFORD facilities the ogress and ngress Of vessels
would be something dcvouty to DO wished for BY the
CATION Of the East River is impeded, short and
safe channel would DO for the commerce between
this port and the Eastern Continent The removal Of
these mpedimeDts Is what as stated above the HERALD
has continually advised and to its suggestions have
laely been added arguments most unansworable. in
the shape Of accidents by which vessels have been
rously damaged although fortunately, no lives have
been lost Some few days ago, the Harlem boat when
heavily laden with passengers struck the rocks near
Harlem. and |, only BY the most strenuous efforts
that the passengers before the boat
On Wednesday last, the steamer Granite state ran on
the rocks Blackwers Is.and and with difficulty
beached at Hunters Point and the passengers
landed. Yesterday afternoon, about bsfpAst ave
0s be- rach n ooss Of III.
sionsrs OF Emigration was much injured and
. party Of officials much frightened. The party on
the Commissioners Of Emigration, Quarantine Commis-
sioners officers Of the Board OF Health, the Supern-
Detective Police They had sarod on trip 70 Visit the
islands in the river and other points around tho harbor
for the purpose Of fading suitable spot on which 70
erect . cholera hospital. A visit had been paid TO
BIackweHs Island and they about 10 proceed on
their tour when the boat taking short turn at the
one OF the hidden rocks and there II stuck. The
bsrs OF the party considerably frightened Of the
time but tho steamboat Bellevue and tugboat which
happened DO n the vicinity, fastened 70 their assist
ance. Attempts were made to pull the boat Oh, but
without succsss The idea was then for the present
abandoned and the members Of the party removed
10 Bellevue and landed q the foot OF Twentysixth
street Strange TO say the utmost Ignorance OF the oc
curreuce prevailed In police circles last evening despite
the fact that such notabes had had such escape
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The Ocean Race or the Royal Thnmes
Yacht Club-Frem the More Lisht shin -
Havrc-Dstaii OF tho Contest.
HAvRE, July s. 1897.
The prisss were nrss xloo and second ESQ. The
Alarm has proved the winner Of this race bu, the Con-
dor for the second place has been beaten BY the julia
The yachts took up their stations at the More A. fol-
iows:--Alarm, 2ls tons, to wndward then came Con.
DOR 100 tons; MINSTREL ~ tons; zoraids 1876 tons;
julia 122 tons Marina es TONS and coium bIns Of tons
The Cambria carried away her jibboom and did not
start In the match, but accompanied n.
A before told you, the Condor and the Marina arc
cpss the Minstrel and tho Julia yaws and the rest are
sahQQnsn The starting gun was fred ., eleven A. n
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Tas LONDON Momr MARksf.-LoSDox, July 2o-Eve-
for money o. American securities closed
rs folows:-Erie shares 48H Illinois Centrals, 1914;
United States Fvetwentes, 70 ll-l6i Atlantic Great
TIE CosnsrxrAL BouRsxs -FRAsKroRr, July 10
Uaed States Bonds have sold here to-day at 76X for
che issue OF 1884.
THs IlvsRPo0L CorTox MARKET. LIVERPOOL, July 26-
Evening The cotton market closed frmer and more
active and advance Of I'd per pound has been es-
tabIshed oil qualities The sales largely exceeded
the estimate made at the opening Midding uplands,
1oHd mddlng Orleans loKd Sales to-day Is 600 bales;
including the usual proportion for speculation and ex
BORT The sales Of the week foot up 900 bales OF
which 900 bales we're for export and 1000 bales on
speculation.
bales are American.
Trade RsroRr.-Ths advlees from Manchester are
July 25 favorable the market there for goods and
yarns being hrmer, with more doing.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuYFs MARKBT-LIvERPooL, July 20
Evening The breadstuffs market IL without change
LIvnRPo0L PRovIsIoss MARKET LIVERPOOL, July 20
Evening.-The provisions market Is quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKM.-LrvERrooI, July 20
Evening The market for American produce dull, and
prices generally without material alteration. Psro-
teum has advanced TO H. 4kd per gallon for standard
white
LONDON MARKrrs-LoDoS july 2e-Evening. Sugar
n nrmer but prices are unchanged. No. IL Dutch
standard, ass Cd per cwt Lnseed oil has declined TO
EA1 a. per tun.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
Muster Of Yachts ut Cherbourg-The Inter-
national Regatta.


national Regatta.
CHRnBouRc France, July Il 1857
To add 70 The beauty and gaisy OF this port yesterday
nornng the Prince NapoIson's zach. the Jerome Napo
aeon, bearing the Prince and his the Due
d'Aosts, with his young bride, from Havrs and
later in the aftsrnoon- Prince Arthur Of England's
yacht, the Osborne, arrived The Prince was not in
her. but came over nom caen later in tho day and
drove down 70 the quay, whore hundreds Of people
were gathered 70 give him greeting, and boa, being
In waiting for him. he went board, whore he gave
grand dinner 10 the admirais In port.
Talking Of yachtA thu Great International Yacht
Race which 70 have taken place here on the oath
of this month, and In which the yachts Of ali nations
to make TRIAL Of speed, has nzzed and de-
generated into purely local race Like great many
other enterprises this side the water il was killed BY
much Interference and intermIxing OF government
At nrst great flourish OF trumpss was made about IT,
and the Minister OF Marine informed the Yacht Club
here that the would bear oil the expenses
and offer large prise In money and q splendid gold
medal 70 the winner But time passed on and the gov
eminent engaged In matters Of greater import kept
postponng 10 action and never coming up TO 10
promises In this uncertain condition OF things II 10
but fair 70 say that not single foreign yacht entered for
the race, and fow days since the committee here In
whose immediate charge the affair was decided absn.
= don L.
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usslAn coMscRIpTIoM.

vripts Taken from an American
90 Ship Threatened with Prussian
BERLIN, July 20, 1867.
to-d. ,onscrip.s belonging to the imperial army
Inc .}d to escape. They succeeded in reach
on ~ p vessel at Bremerhaven which was just
{ The setting call.
tsries otu.nori'ies threatened 70 open 'ne'r pat
che con ? II inc commander refused 70 give up
ariey the men were surrendered
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sa1sNS TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE July 20, 1867.
shocking tragedy occurred near Onion City. 0dis
county, On Monday. negro man broke Jail In thaA
town tho preceding Friday repairing the rssdsacs
OF an aged aud highly respected widow lady named
Charan outraged hss person, and then fed Two soas
OF the injured woman followed the wretch 10 HokmAA
KY, arrested him. ard taking him back 70 near The
OF the outrage shot him dead and then severo4
b,s Al from ma hodv
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THE RAFT MoMpAREIL.

~'"sai Of tho American Graft I'm England.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 20. 1857.
ao ealant little ran Nonparei which left New York
~ .ne s'h OF June The raft left the lower bay New
AVxk On fhA f0th ~ v..--
ths port in good condition, this morning. Captain
Mixes her captain, and Messrs Miller and Lawson, her
crew. arc WE'LL and much pleased with the performance
Of their little vessel.
The Nonpareil viii remain here for short time and
chen proceed 70 her destination, Havre.
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cHssrY 4 ealrFlMs mIusraels.

The new hall Of this popular troupe was thrown open
last night 70 select circle who had been invited 70
participate in the inaugural ceremonies preparatory 70
the public opening next Monday night II Il located
q the utersscou Of Twenty street and Broadway
ana 10 destined become Of the popular places OF
amusement In this city SO FAR - regards ventilation
and accommodations the ball will bs inferior 10 none,
Christy will be 70 furnish entertainment worthy OF
the patronage which their popularity and the favor With
which they have been rscslvsd, warrant them 10
sxpecsins from the New York public.
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tHLEsWle DIFFICULTY.

,strian Policy Towards Prussia.
Tn. VIENNA, July 20, 1867.
William, OF apole0n mas sent no'e 70 A,ns
prov,n..- =. b. urging him TO surrender the Danish
Tho Schleswg to Denmark.
in,srr.-. Joseph, OF Austria, declines 70
Ntter ct all
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iilAM REVOLUTION.

Ki"avicts,m.uus, oG.r. to carr,.ou
E Rome.
R. FLORENCE, July 20. 1857.
m oo.-. |'~S be primo Minister OF Italy, has made
troo,. y Air'sS The ,!ty OF Rome with the national
mart. 80 H''ct ttroa tho threatened attack Of the
I'VE undo, Garibadi and Kazzini
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NEWS FROM CINCINNATI.
SPECIAL ItLscaAM 70 THE aeaALo.

strel-Nassow Escape from Dre,vniag.
CIsclssArr. Jniv a 1877 q
9o'Clcok r. NJ
The negro minstrel Norman, who was shot by another
performer Of Newcombes troupe is still alive Tonight
but In very low condition
Mr. Fred. Hunt, city editor Of the Cincinnati I'M
qui'er, and we'll known in amusement circles. had
narrow escape from drowning last evening He was ON
visit to tho training headquarters Of Aaron Jones' the
pugilist six miles from Cincinnati on the river road
and had bantered Jones for swimming race across
Ohio river The latter accepted and they started to-
gether Jones gained the opposite shore, and turning
round saw his competitor struggling far out in th Q
stream Ia an exhausted condition. He jumped into
skin and reached the drowning man just ia time to
clutch him BY tho hair he descended the third time.
Hunt Was insensbIe for twenty minutes but finally re-
yived aud recovered
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This was the only match that was concluded Luna
quick 1t getting away, followed by Ripple, Syren
Wavecren and Saraband, Torch and Alexandra bringing
up the Torch went past the schooner but could
get clear Of the ruck Luna increased her distance
from them, and rounded the East Bar hagboas
four mnu.es in advance, after which Ripple drow
ahead, taking the next nagboat OF Howth from her,
whore the time was-Rpple, l:034s; Luna, 1:o4 co.
The wind hero fell very light and the food tide having
begun 70 make very strong Torch and Alexandra
carried away TO the northvard and unable 10 get
round wavecrest and Syren succeeded in doing and
SarAband Afterwards 18th considerable dnicuIty. The
latter three, however gave up at the conclusion q the
nrst round leaving the between Luna and Ripple
Luna kept her Iced Of Ripple for the rest Of the match
until of Dalkey (second round, when she sailed up on
her; but Luna having doomed out b on the back
to the harbor for the nish and the breeze getting up
Bit walked ahead again. The race was any thing but
satisfactory from the wind coming in flaws when Ripple
would squirt up on Luna according she caught an
air: while on tho other hand. Luna when the breeze
reached her, would away nom Ripple, being often
ten minutes ahead The following Is the time Of the
INNS EMS
Luna. ...........s 81 50 RIPPLE. ........s 80 o.
According TO which Ripple would rave bean the winner,
with several minutes 70 spare However she unfortu-
natey foued the Oakley agboat the nrs round and
having been objected TO BY Luna the sailing committee,
After full Investigation, awarded the cup 70 Luna
The Cork boat Alabama won the Org Match, for $50,
beating the syph and Glamour Of the Dublin University
Clubs
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CHINA,

A'a'''eN Commercial Interests in Hankow.
a.. ST. PsrsRsBuRG. July 20, 1851.
-. "uSan government has issued orders to its
son~ 70 on,a 70 sustain the city Of Hsnkow a. tea
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vnonA rosAcco Caos.-ws psblished some time
ago tie nams Of GENTLEMAN IN Halifax county va Who
soId hs fou OF tobacco, made BY himself and little
boy Win he aid Of horse for upwards Of
hundred dollars We know u . farmer IN Pit:ylvsnia
"a rased ~ bousand dollars for his CROP clear OF
eli sIpenssa We heard casws farmer sey the other
day that he made one thousand dollars 70 tue nsnd ior
Tmsx
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GOODS STOLEN IN NEW YORK FOUND IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July %. 1857.
portion Of the goods stolen from Moses woh ~
New York. some time SINCE, found here yesterday

THs SMALL raurrs os ms w@f.--ws hear good deal
about the wheat and corn crops Of the West and just
now what most pleasant 70 hear that they are ample
ana most promising. Bat little paragraph In West.
srp paper about "the small fruts' OF Lover egypt
inc rorIou which IL very interesting Il n stated that
from single railroad station II Golden, Union county
an he Illinois Central Railroad, fory.two miles north
on Cairo there shipped chiefly 10 Chicago. between
The 18Th Of May snd the 10Th Of June 30 quarts o.
stuvberrisa The average value Of these berries was
ahowt twenty cents o quart over So 900 for the
vnols trlAs moro than one half Of which went 70 the
sroWsrs making very pretty little sum for months
sales Of the small fruin Of single negnborhood- -
ANon TtoVdlN
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line INDIAN InllBlES.

Mounted Volunteers to be Gated for la New.
Mexico.
ST iouis, July 20. 1867
The K'aSa indians comuii.tins outragos south Of
the Arkansas river and Governor Mitchell. Of New
Mexico will calf for battalion OF mounted volunteers
10 act agssn-t them,
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limits embracing a.r...sc7 .ores shere have sssA
presented unsr The Law ITO individual sams Of these
I4t have bsen finally adjusted by the Commission or
tho General Land Once and the residue dsfsrea
for fur.hSs psssf aud explanations fran" a. 80
~@l.orna. and a. rapidly as recsivsd tbs several
cases will 30 disposed or
Fost Ofhoes ReoDeued.
About forty Post 0lfces were reopsDsd ia V,rsiaa
and West Virginia yessrday In nearly every case tho
Offices were Old which had been suspended by tho
exigences OF the times and the former Postma stsr~
with few. II any exceptions have been continued ia
office
Iaterns1 Revenue Renrs,,t,
The receipts rrom internal rsysnas to.i.y were
tsls, 444
Announcements fos the -,hnfxeafsss
Monday week has been named FOR the Schutzeufs in
TINS city Extensve have bosn made for
the ocoasion and one hundred carriages will be an
poysd for the reception of thu Scbutzea and tho ystor
expected from Baltimore
Tho Voyage Of the A.g@uc and aIssatspewsn
10 Europe.
Tue Navy Department has rcceiysd Official rspoyts
rom Captain A. K Murray. Commanding the United
states steamer Augusta giving an Interesting Of
ho voyage OF the Augusta whlch sailed in company
with the iron clad Mantononi Oh from the date of thss
departure from Tins country May 1865 TO tho ume Of
heir ARRIVAL at PhilsdelPhaa, ia the present month";
during which period tsey travelled distance Of u,oy
miles Tbs cruise Ut vessels confirms
iul account Of the festivities aud Ceremonies
which were Incident to tlse voyage, particularly with
reference 70 inc ocia visits and which greeted
Tho presonce OF the Miantoremoh European waters.
'mlar accounts OF whloh hayo before appeared ftom
me 70 tius "a thV columns OF the HgaAL9
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Rumors of War Between
France and Prussia.
nan Censcripts Taken from an
American Ship.
jffERs TO GARRISON ROME.
WAR REPORTS.

nd Prussia said to DO Preparing for
HOstflities.
LosDos, July 20, 1867.
much caution shown by capitalists and bust
're, the feeling having become general that
Franco and Prussia is imminent.
despatch from Berlin, received this evening,
lon Of the general opinion there that war is
odds that Prussia is actively urging forward
ons for such an event.
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and the vessels were under way In the twnklins Of an
eye II Is almost impossible TO which smartess
with her canvass The Alarm the Condor and the zoraias
reached down the fifth fathom channel with the Wind
southwest nice working breeze the others chose the
overland passage
When the Alarm reached West Last Buoy. which abe
did at thryfye past eleven, she led the Condor
6y mile and the Julia by about mile and quarter.
past tweys the Julia hftythree minutes past twelve
half mile astern the Minstrel the Zoraide and
the Condor The Coiambine was at West Last Buoy,
rhe Alarm breasted Margass Je,ty at twenty three
minutes past one. the Julia at hry-four minutes past
one TIE rest were long way astern.
The Alarm "a ssed North Foreland at y three minutes
net one, with wind falling light The others were
"a 70 tho south Foreland dead beat
strong isa tide and the wind still dropping In making
abort bosrds TO- round the south Foreland the Condor
wsSsnsT ssi the I'D the Gull stream Light a, four
oclock about cable length - leewari Of the Condor
wind very light and ress To. s,sru Wsms,
Castle was passed by the Alarm ten MN YES pas. SIX
wind southwest. The Condor four milss 20 "'na-
The Alarm was or South Toresnd at seven ociocs.
Me Condor still keeping four miles 10 wlndvard WORK
ing along the coast The Marina and the Juia wese
miles TO the leewsd Of the Alarm aud the others not
in sight
The Condor worked down far Hastings, and the
Alarm far Dungeaess, which she reached at nlue
o'clock she then stood on her course southwest Az
midnight the Alarm standing southwest ten miles
of Dungeness. Nothing in sight. wind reshening aud
blowing from the westward, the sky very cloudy
Friday four A. NJ, fresh breeze from west by north.
Eight O'Clock. strong westerly breeze with lulnpy
and now The Alarm showed her power; in the way
she behaved splendidy, hut unfortunately she carried
away the iron srapping Of the after weather deadeya
OF the fore shrouds aud Obliged to ret her top
sail 10 the mast. AT nine O'Clock she sighted
and-noshng OF the other vessels to be seen--snd at
eleven O'Clock she passed the station vessel or Havre
and won-the Julia coming up at quarter of che aud
the Condor at ten minutes OF one The Marns WAS
fourth and the rest nowhere.
When the yachts off the South ForeIand The
appeared to DO in the hands OF the Condor she
being then four miles ahead; and how the Julia could
have beaten her Is q matter Of surprise to every
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RADICAL STUMP sptAxIne m GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 20, 1867
The freedmen are holding mSstlnES throughout the
State which are addressed by radical speakcr white
and black They urge upon the freedmen the duty and
necessity Of supporting their party.
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Marine Intelligence

QUEENSTOWN, July 26 1s67.-The steamship Java,
Captain Noodle of the Cunard line, from Boston the
17th inst arrived here this morning, roe 10 Liver
pool.
Tho steamship Erin, Captain Hall, OF the National
lne from New York the 18th inst, also arrived here
this morning on the way 70 Liverpool
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Care Warranted Money ReturueA. DIR.
riTLER'S Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently curs3
kssn pEaAs s%ksks gHa Fax ~ Msxsor q
Arna
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A xtwspoY KILLED ON A RAILROAD.

COLUMBIA, g. O, July No. 1897
lad named Hanchey, . newsboy on the South Caro-
lima Railroad vas killed tonight on the train, near
Bambury station
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chcapess Newspaper and Beet Literary
J0wruui tn tho Country.
Tho wsExLv HsRALO Tor the present week. nov
ready contains tho drst two Oh sptsrs ~
stoHAY AND GOLD"
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AruusrA, Ca, July %, 1897.
Two c,lored children we're struck by lightning hero
oday and Instantly killed
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APPOINTMENT Dy GOVERNOR ofAAy.

HARRISBURG, July 10 1897
Governor Gcary to-day appointed Hon. Henry G.
Longnecker OF Allentown, Associate Judge 10 Lehigh
County vice T. RedmAn, deceased.
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A,srFer Breyn pisecisra.iens, ,eeIisd NIGH
pared by DR. PERRY ~ Bond street. Sold BY all druggsto
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Nlcerschaums Made by Kaiden6erE Carried
or o prize At the Paris Exposition Pepairiug. 40. Ne
ohm snd * WalI street
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'onAY AND GOLD"
"LA FLEUR Die RuEL.
,r-'Tan ON puxr" and s'ote Fusups"

TEHxs.-5ingIs subscription, ~; Threc copios, 81
Five 0opies So; Ten COPIES SIS. single copies. Five
cents each. limited number OF Advertisements ~
sorted in the WEEKLY HuRALn
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On rounding secret and Minus Iacked 70 ne north-
ward. followed BY Torpid aud Glance, and the wind
shifting more TO the southwark The beat to the
Ksh lightship, gave chance to Torpid and Glance
who assumed leadership and eat Secret and Nina
OF the wind their way out.
The third event. which for ego open all yachts
Of IS tons and under belonging to members Of royal
yacht clubs time race; Donegal Course, twice round.
Tlle NJ
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By the cot Of Ccssrss approved March Z 1885. pro,
vision 10 made Zoo the claims Of occupants within The
limits Of what Is known ~ the EY,hissses 81 San
Joss. II sae county Of Alnsia. cvitos'A The sd
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siye Boy: &c a, AL Ar: CHa sks THrss
20
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Mercutio said OF his wound,
at deep o we'll
As gate but u would do
Plantation Bitters will rnise the dead,
Ku they the sick, cxat the depressed
And render life q thing 10 be enjoyed.
We believe there millions living witnesses 70 thD
fact. Dyspepsia horrtd disease but Plantation Dlttoso
will IT, II is most nvgorAting tonic for wcakncso
and mental dsspondenoy Those who "out Of sortss
should try Plantation Bttegs.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-A deiishtfui toilet articts-supS.
rios 70 Cologne. and At half the price.
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kHm6ny ehtered, out DID NOT start AT sent aOft
their largest Gun fired at twenty i've min
utes TO eleven Torpid got ont OF harbor rst followed
by Glance and Mnna, Secret, who canted or very
slowly, bringing up the rear. On rounding the has6oa
of the mouth Of the harbor Torpid and Glance tackled
to the southwark secret and Mnna held their star
board tacks well into the bay, they got Stacker
tide and better breeze, which resulted in their wealth
ering the Oakley agboat considerably in advance, the
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BilieWs Disorders, Liver (omplnint. Coatlyes
ness, Ac. are speedily removed by Dr. D. yAYNEa
SANATfVE PILLS. remedy mild and certain In action
Sold
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SUICIDE Or An tx-memsea Of CONGRESS-.

iSpfAsAPoLn IND, July -, 1897.
Daniel Mace, Postmaster at Lafayette IND sndan az.
member Of Congress. shot himself dead a his home
this morning.