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A.--sCherry Pectorni Troches'' for Colds,
Threats and Hoarseness are concentrated at
cost Of llquids.
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A.--The Haines Bros.' Revenue Returns
show 1855 Pianos sold during the year ending April 1902
Cali and examine. ~ Union square
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BOYS,

A.--Grent Sale at Retail
OF fine ready made
GEMS
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A.-Rheumntism.-John C. stedweiI, III
Greenwich street, cured by Dr. FILTERS VEGETABLE
RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Depot f0i Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-sIse Best ir the
word. The only perfect dye harmless reliable, insaata
neous Factory III Bond street,
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DR.. GuiInIctte,s Extract Of Juniper, for
Kidney Complaint sold by druggists Depot 40 Barclay a.
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CaortcIioucin--rndiu Rubber Leather Pre-
server-prevens wet feet; preserves leather.
s. :. STAFFORD, Ii Cedar street,
and n. NIL deaIs
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Ask for Stnaord's Black Ink The Best
known. Also ask for stickweu Co.'s Mucasei thick
Gle add
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Gournud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot
tie. as Bond street. late OF 453 Broadway, and drusgss.
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Warnock Sc Co.,
Fashionable ualiars,
No sis Broadway
An extensive assortment Of
Hats,
dress and undress,
business and travelling,
for gentlemen, boys and youths
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A Special Contract TO Cure Rheumatism o.
charge, at Dr. FILTERS ONCE '0i Broadway. specait
tlirty-slx
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lie AYaEnNlE Fuap.

Three dollars found In Hulnuts Pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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Cuusreirs Boots aud Shoes store,
al Fourth avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prlzss Paid In q Did
rne ~ CHEST paid for Douooons
andall sads OF Gold aud Sitgag.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, is Wa iistrest, N. X.
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Crisfadors's UnYiyaied Hair pye.-sold
applied at hs wiz and scalp factory No. Assor House.
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NEW YORK.
The Damage to the Erie Cunul-Land Slide
Oh the Boston Railroad.

OH the Boston Railroad.
ALBANY, Oct. IL. 1860.
despatch from Schenectady says:-"Ai1 the
aqueducts have been repaired but the rain, which
Is still falling has increased the damages at the Gull
verts. 1t will be impossible to resume navigation
by the 18th inst. The water is still rising in the
Mohawk. There has been land slide on the Boston
road carrying 200 feet Of the road bed away at Scho
dock. The delay to passengers, however, s slight.
The other roads also suffered slight detention, but
are now all right
The evidence In the case OF Mr. Van Allen cashier
OF the FIRST National Bank Of this city, charged with
issuing cancelled stamps before United States Com.
missioner Parker, Is all In, ana his counsel has
moved dismissal on the ground that there Is
nothing In the charges ii true, lndictable. The
case Is adjourned till TO morrow.
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The Storm-Damaae to tho Saratoga Rail-
rGnd.

rGnd.
SARATOGA, Oct. ii, 1909.
train from the North has arrived here three
hours and half behind time Passengers report
that the track is damaged for three miles south OF
Fort Ann. and they had TO walk from one train to
the Other
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A.-yady Readers of the Herald, III YOu
wish BOOTS and SHOES, patronzs MILLER CO., No.
IIrinr
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Before You Turn al Gray Consult DIR.
GRAhDJEAN the only man who prevents badness and
gray har As,or place.
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ENGl AND.
Lord Derby's Health

loNDoN, Oct. II, 1902
Lord Derby is much better to-day and is stin I'M
proving.
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Piles q Specially.
~ Eleventh street, near Broadway.
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CencrnI Sbnrmnn Win Nayer he Insfrnmen,

Tor First Glass Printing of Every Descrip-
ton 80 to tue Metropolitan job Printing Esabishmsn,H
Na6aausraet.
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AND CHTLDREN'S CLOTHING AT
BR0KAw BR0TEEE'S, largest Sors OF the kiud Ia the
city Fourth avenue opposite Cooper institute.
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Money Deposited or before October 30
the Thd Avenue Savings Bans viii draw.iniefss from
October /,
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Wonderful Cure of Neuralgia.-lIrs. Ham
ioa, 2.g Ne Thirteenth street, by DR. FILTERS VE3LfA
BLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 7O4 Broadway.
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Ter Majesty Received by the Sultan.

CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Oct. 1d--P M.
The Empress OF France was received by the Sultan
with the most imposing and magnificent ceremonies.
The waters OF the Bosphorus were covered with
boats gally decorated and the banks were crowded
with spectators.
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TIE ELECTIONS.
PENEsYLVAyIA.
Despatc, from John Covodc--Gcary's Majority
over 1000.

We have reports now from every county in the
State except Lycoming and Snyder. Geary's ma
jorty VIII be over 1000. ]. COy0DE.
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The Anfi-Rheumntic WaGiing Serves "a
brus all diseases resag IN the body 30 the outside,
all injurious matter Cures incredibly auok gous
ana rheumatic pans IN ovefy form. 10 every
spectacle drug store aud at the Wholesale depot 49, Broad
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TaE UNITED STATES syParHE coyRT.
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Lopez, Of Paraguay, Again
Defiant.
Serious Revolution Threatening in
Sinaloa, Mexico.
SPAIN.

OmcinI Reply TO tho Sichiep~Cuba Note
Cabinet Request TO the American Govcrn-
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The Border Agricultural Fair MT Danvilic--
Imposing Display of Agricultural Products
Address by Governor Walker.
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New York Items.

New YORK, March 23.-Several pas
sengers on board the ship James Foster,
Jr., made affidavits yesterday, before
Commissioner Jones, OF Brooklyn, in
which they charged the carpenter with
the murder of two passengers and the
boaJswain with the murder of seaman.
They also allege that the other officers
of the ship were implicated in these
murders. The first mate OF the ship
died at his residence III Brooklyn on
Sunday evening.
The newsbOys of the Brooklyn lOdg-
ing house yesterday raised a rebellion
because negro boy Was allowed to
lodge there. The police quelled it.
Governor Hoffman has promised to
preside at the Fenlan reception of War
rem and Costello.
Abr. Shire, who is a deputy coroner,
yesterday assaulted Dr.. Dixon, an oml-
nent physician, with a horse whip, for
the recent exposure of the dOlngS at the
COrOner's office in relation to tne burial
of a deceased citizen.
ONeill's photograph gallery, Harris
Bro. kid glove warerooms, Bradley's
floral depot, Morrill's dentistry and
Dunkels architect rooms, No. $40 Broad
way, was burned last night. Total loss
5000; insured.
Mary Ann Toles, a prisoner at Sing
Sing prison, escaped from there yester-
day.
Officer Craft, who was killed by the
escaping convicts last Thursday, was
buried as Sing Sing yesterday.
Intelligence has been received from
Europe of the death of the eminent
French composer, Hector Berloise, in
his siXty-siXth year.
The trial of Morton and Thompson,
the supposed robbers of the Merchants
Union Express, has been postponed till
May by the Westchester county Court
of Sessions. Rumor says the company
recovered the stolen $4,000, except
what was paid TO the detectives.
Vincent Collyer writes from Fort
Gibson that the Indians he had seen
were as far advanced in civilization as
the whites in their neiehborhood. They
feel much cheered at Grants inaugural.
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F,ou, ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March GA movement Is
on foot in this aud other cities to call
an Irish National Convention, whose
members will be composed of represent.
alive Irishmen and delegations from
The various Irish religious and benevU-
lent societies in the United States. The
object of tho convention is to form
central bureau in New York, with auxiI-
liary societies in all the States, for the
purpose of furnishing aid and lntorma'
ton to Irishmeu in regard to the price
of land, labor, &c, in this country, on
the general plan of emigrant societies,
and render any o. her assistance neces-
sary to secure benefits TO irish emf
grants landing on our shores.
General Nichols, of army headquarters
here. has received advlceS that on the
9th of March General Gustav and com,
mand was on the North Fork OF Red
river. near the base of the Wachita
mountains, getting along finely.
The Army Retiring Board was in SEES
sion here Yesterday. The case of Major
Rowland was before it. Capt. Bates
and several other officers have been sum-
moned in the case.
A grand clearing out sale of ordnance
and ordnance stores will take place at
the arsenal here on the 18th of April.
General Schofield and staff will leave
for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to-day,
at which point the General will estab-
lish temporary headquarters.
Omaha dispatches contain the follow
ing: Twenty Of Brigham Young's
wives arrived in Council Bluffs, Iowa,
to-day. on a visit to friends in that city
and Omaha. Brigham's latest love,
Miss FOs1m, is among the number.
They will continue their Journey to
Washington.
The ice in the Missouri river is NOV
ing and the prospect of an early opening
of navigation is very good.
Dispatches from Sioux City state that
the transportation companies ave re-
pairing steamers for the upper country.
One regiment of infantry will be trans
ferred from this department and will
take "A steamer for the South next week.
A dispatch from Denver reports that
nearly six hundred pounds of silver
were shipped to Philadelphia today by
the Brown Silver Mining Company, of
Georgetown, being the result OF TWEEN
ty.nine tens of ore.
The commissioners to select site for
a United States post Office and custom
house are expected in a few days. A
number of very liberal offers have been
made donating the necessary grounds.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
will commence running passenger and
mail trains to Ogden, at the bead of
Salt Lake, on Thursday.
Two companies of infantry are being
moved to Fort Russell from Forts Lara
ME and Steele. Probably the several
companies now CHARTERED at Sherman
Barracks, near this city, will soon move
west on the line of the Union Pacific
railroad for protection.
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BRAZILIAN News.

New YORK, March 23.-The Brazilian
Times of February %, per steamship
Merrimack, mentions the arrival of sew
eral Generals from the seat of war af.
ficted with disease OF wounds.
An expedition into the country from AS
cuusien had returned with 1000 starving
Paragraphs. Lopez still in the mOun-
tains, and Minister Mcmahon was still
with him. The Paragraphs who re-
NAMED when the army left were massa-
cred by scouting parties of Lopez army
The cholera prevailed throughout the
country, and quarantine ia established
at Monteviedo. Phe ironclsds had been
ordered back up the river, Baron
Meauas' bank in Monteveido has failed
and temporary suspension by the 9th,
er banks there cansed considerable ex-
citement in monetary affairs. There
was severe drought in the interior
and the inhabitants are fleeing e. the
sea coast for food aud water and large
number Of cattle are dying.
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From ChicnRO.

CHICAGO, March Ex-Governor PALM
or has signed the bill passed few
weeks since by the Illinois Legislature,
giving authority to the railroads of the
State by resolution of the directors
or Executive committee, to divide the
board of directors into three classes
numbered consecutively. The terms of
office of the first class TO expire on the
day of the annual election of said com
paay, Tthen next ensuing; the second
class Que year thereafter, and then the
third class two years thereafter. AT
each annual election after such classi.
fcatiou the stockholders Of said compa-
ny shall elect for term of three years a
number of directors eqnal to the num-
Der in the class whose term expires on
day of such election, &c, &c. The law
his been put through in the interest of
the Rack Island Railroad, and will csn-
tinue two thirds of the present board of
directors of that road in office for anOth-
or year.
A special from Omaha SAYS the Union
Pacific will commence conveying pas
sengers and mails to Ogden, one thOus-
and and thirty-four miles west of Oma-
ha on Thursday next.
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9g telegraph,
IN TEiR sRrarrER.--
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

MADRID, March 23.-ln the Oor'eS
proposition was made by senior Arnez
to disoualify persons holding Office in
the sarvico of the State from sitting as
ranr.sontatives in the Assembly winch
was adopted, though strongly opposed
by the government
. procession of two hundred women
marched through the streets yesterday
20 the hall of the Cortes and presented
a petition against military consumption.
PARIS, March 23.-In the Corps Leg
islatif, yesterday, the army contingent
of 100000 men required by the Govern
ment was voted. The session was then
adjourned to the 3lst inst.
Madame La Marquise de La Vsllette,
wife of the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
is dead.
French and Belgian journals publish
the preliminaries of the proposed con-
ference between France and Belgium
to harmonize their mutual commercial
interests,
LONDON, March 23.-The strike of the
cotton operatives, which commenced al
Preston, is spreading to other parts Of
the country. In Glasgow it has be-
come general and several mills have
partially suspended operations for want
of funds.
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HOUSE.

A letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury suggesting that he be author
lied to anticipate the payment OF the
interest on the public debt for period
not exceeding six months, or rebate OF
interest at per cent. was referred to the
committee on Ways and Means.
The Senate resolution, resembling the
concurrent resolution of last session for
the creation of committee on reorgani.
cation of civil service, was non concsrred
in, and committee of conference asked.
The Senate bill to remove charges
of desertion from certain soldiers of the
I'd North Carolina Mounted Infantry,
was passed.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,, from
the committee on Reconstruction, re.
ported back the Senate concurrent reso-
luton for q joint special committee on
the removal of disabilities, aud moved
on the ground that the
Senate had since then appointed spe-
cial con- mittee of its own. The resolu-
ton was nOn-concurred in.
Various other bills on the Speakers
table were referred and the House adj
iOuTned.
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Geo., Emprevem.uts.

NEW York, March 23.--At large, mT : ~
ing of mem beers of the Pr0dS0ib S Robert
fssU Jesse Hoyt, Carlos Cobb, David
Hows and others, which were unani-
n no% adopted, recommending the Leg;
stature to reform the management OF
canals and proposing an amendment TO
the Constitution giving power to the
Legislature to borrow on the pledge OF
canal revenues such sums as are neces-
sary to improve the canals to the maxi
mum capacity of transportation, IN
order to reduce the cost of transporta-
ton and prevent diversion of their
trade, and also that the Legislature au;
thorize the appointment of board OF
FIVE engineers to examine the condition
of canals for transportation and report
to the next Legislature the most feasible
plan for their Improvement and inviting
all Boards of Trade in the State to CO.
operate in a general movement to
accomplish these objects.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE,
by Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, March 23.-Advlces from
Santiago De Cuba of the 18th, represent
the insurgents massing their forces on
the south side of the Island. The in
habitants in that quarter demand more
troops for their protection. Havana
journals are silent in regard to the
movements of Government troops and
the iDsurgent forces. Nothing has been
made known for some days of the opera
lions of Count Valmazda and Colonel
Lono or of rebel Generals Quesada and
Aarmal.
The Diario, in leading article, prais-
es the Jesuits and deeply regrets that
the society was not established in the
Island twenty years ago. All journals,
except the Vose, are reticeut as usual
concerning the late exciting occur
rences.
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New York Marker.
NEw YORK Marc

NEW YORK, March %.
COTTON-Steady; sales of 1000 bales
at 23c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and strongly in
buyers favor.
WHEAT-Quiet and heavy, the adj
vance in freights materially checking
the export demand.
RYE-NOmiHal.
OATS-Dull at 73c for western in store
CORN-Quiet at S5aS6ic for new mix
ed western, and SSa90c for old do IL
store and afloat.
PORK-Quiet at 81 90 for new mess
cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and heavy.
CUT MEATS-Steady and in moder
ate demand.
BACON-In moderate request bu'
unchanged.
LARD-Heauy at 10fsl8Ec for fair tt
prime steam.
EGGS Firm at 26a2Sc.
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FRANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March %.
COTTON-Quiet and steady; mid
ding at &c.
TOBACCO-Firm; sales 10 hhds.
trash at 3Oa5 80; Tugs at 00a9 10, and
leaf II 40alS go; receipts light.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Nomiual.
CORN-Dun; held at Csc: little ur no
demand.
OATS Dull at Gia65c.
RYE-Nominal.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Dull at Ole, but not salea-
BILE at better than 90c.
MESS PORK-Held at % 90.
BULK MEATS-Held at 124a142c,
nominal.
BACON-Dull and no sales; sh oul-
ders held at l31c; clear rib sides at 16fc,
and clear at l7tc; nominal.
LARD-Could have been bought at
19tc.
HAMS-Sugar cured at lS!al9c.
BUTTER-Scarce and in demand at
4Oa45c,
EGGs-Advanced to 24a25c; supply
light.
OILS-Linseed dull at GOAL O3; lard
at U5al %.
PETROLEUM-Held at 33a35c for re.
fined.
SUGAR-Firmer; New Orleans at IA
alec, the latter rate for choice.
MOLASSES-Quiet at S0aS5c for New
Orleans.
COFFEE-Steady at 22a26c.
SEEDS Glover dull at l5Ic in a
small way; timothy declined TO , l5a
225.
GOLD-Buying at 81.
MONEY-Market easy at 10 per cent.
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Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, March 23.-This morning
about nine o'clock two coaches and a
sleeping car were thrown from the track
on the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw rail
road, two miles west of Washington,
Illinois. There were large number of
passengers on board, including Govern
or Seymour, of New York. thirty five or
forty of whom were more or less iniur-
ed, though bnt few severely. William
Scott, of Peoria, had bad injury in the
back; William Guthrie, of Columbus.
Ohio, slight injury in the head, hips aud
back; James WOoley, of Lawrence.
Massachusetts, cut in the temple: Ed.
ward Kelley, # Lawrence, right arm
broken aud hip hurt; S. S. Fea holf, of
Washington, TazewJll county, s'igutly
hurt on the arm; James Coppack, OF
Darke county, Ohio, severely hurt in
the head and side, and his wife was hurt
in the head; the wife of Samuel Taylor
of Ohio, bad her shoulder broken; Mar
saret Lee, slight hurt in the head; Mary
of Woodbury., Pennsy lvania
slight hurt on the knee; ID. =. COppick,
boy, head cut; Emanuel Taylor, of Ohio,
severely cut in the head; - Hurst, OF
Westfeld, New York, cut IN the head
and badly bruised; L. II. Mayer, of Chi
cago, cut in the head; aud Others were
slightly injured. Governor Seymour
was i'll the sleeping car, and received
only few scratches.
The Mississippi river is open at Du-
ouque, and slight rise will open navi-
CATION.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 90.


FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Less active, firmer and tc
higher; sales No. at 124s1 l64; No. 2
at / 09ia1 lot; No. at 03al 04; reject
ed at SOC; closing at l l14a1 II.
CORN-Firmer and 4sac higher; sales
new at 54s55sc; no grade at 534a54c;
closing at 54ta55ic for new; since
Change SOC was bid for new; sales No.
at Coo seller for May; new SOC buyer for
March, and 55a55tc seller for April.
OATS-Dull, frmer and 4aic higher;
sales at 52ia54c for regular and fresh
receipts; closing at 52sc for No. 2.
RYE-Dull AID lie higher; closing at
GOAL 2Of for fresh receipts of No. l.
BARLEY-Nominal az 73sl rs for
No. 2.
HOGS-Dressed, in fair demand at
IL 75al2 so; closing at IL 75al2 %, divid-
ing on 200. Live, quiet at 9 00alO IS
for common to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-In large supply aud
dull at 4 50a8 90 for common cows to
extra choice shipping.
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cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, March

CLEVELAND, March %.
FLOUR-Market dull and heavy, de-
mand light and prices are in favor OF
buyers: sales of city made at 10 2Sa
10 80 for xxx white; 8 50aS 10 for AZ
amber; 7 5Oa7 IS for NA red winter; b on
a6 IS for Xxx red. Country made, Qua
8 90 for XX red and amber; 6 25a7 OO for
XXX spring; 9 5OalO 90 for M white
winter.
WHEAT-NO. l red winter held at
l 40; sales car No. 2 do at l q; car
No. l Milwaukee spring at "a.
CORN-Sales of 9 cars at zoe; l car
ear at Gle.
OATS-Held at 60c.
PETROLEUM-Dull, unsettled and a
shade firmer feeling; refined nominal at
DSp