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BURSTING or A GUN ON THE YACHT sAGAaA.
One Man Killed.

On Thursday last, while salute was being fired
from the yacht Niagara lying OF Bath, l.. l.. the gun
exploded and frightfully MANNED one OF the crew
named James Murphy, who acting as gunner
He was carried ashore and effcrts made 10 get him
admitted 10 a neiQborlng hotel, but. IL s SAID with
out avail, as The propreors 10 ~ declared showed no
disposition 10 allow the wounded man to take refuge
under Their roof lie was laid out ON the grass IN
front OF the house, the lady guests or which walked
OUT, and, with genuc hands. washed dressed and
bound up the wounds OF the sufferer 80 rs to pre-
vent the how of blood until a physician arrived
Murphy fingered until yesterday morning, when he
died a. Inc Ba,h House. The gun Is reported to
have been loaned for this occasion by ex Mayor
Gunther, and had not been used for a considerable
time previously. Coroner Jones Will hold an tn
quest. Mr.. Gunther's daughters aud several other
ladies' were on board. but fortunately escaped with
out injury. MCrphy's body was taken 10 his late
home, No. 10 PARK avenue, BROOKLYN
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Outrase by Gang Of Philadelphia Raf,mns--
Maryland Military an ExcursOin to the
Quaker CITY.

Outrage by Gang Of Philadelphia Raf,inns--
Maryland Military an ExcursOin to the
Quaker City.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22, 1870.
Five men were arrestsd to-day, charged with ROB-
berry and the cOmmittal of gross outrage on the
person OF young lady on South Broad street. on
9he evening OF the l4th. The lady was In company
with gentleman, when both were assaulted by a.
gang OF seven men, ana the lady carried away TO q
heighbOring field, the gentleman being overpowered
tby portion OF the gang. TWO Of the prisoners
Aurned States evidence and the three Others were
committed in default OF $4,000 bail. They robbed
1he lady Of eleven dollars.
The Fifth Maryland regiment arrived early this
morning, and were received at the depot by q
delegation Of the several regiments and committee
OF citizens who escorted the visitors to the CONT
mental B0tel where they partook Of b0unJeous
breakfast. Afterwards they marched to Twelfth
ktreet where they were joined by a military escort
hompOsed Of the Second and EIQhth regiments, and
Nhe processi ON marched through some OF the prn-
tipal streets, which were lined with spectators.
The soldcFy bearing ard excellent drill Of the Mary
qand regiment were subjects OF general temark. In
passing ne La Pierre House, on Broad street, they
were reviewed by Major General Provost, and also
by the Mayor in front OF his Office. On reaching
darket street wharf the MalylandeTs took boat
and were carried over TO Camoen, where they took
lac cars for Cape May. They are prepared to go
into camp and have splendid band and powerful
drum COrys,
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. July q, 1870.

vi. Paradops Successor.
IL Is said that the successor OF Parad0l and Ber-
themy, as French Minister here viii be- IN all proba-
oility vicomte Trcihard, who IN 1857 and 1888.
was Secretary OF Legation here and in 1852 acted as
Charge d'Araires lie is at present french Minister
to Chile.
Frauds In the Tobacco Trade.
A circular letter from the Internal Revenue d.
partment has been issued stating that for some time
evidence has been accommodating OF constant
and Increasing illegal trade IN manufac-
turcd tobacco In the rural ana border dis
trcts OF the South and West, and largely
through the instrumentality OF peddlers and small
manufacturers, who, 1t is said, sell the tobacco at
prices which preclude the idea OF honest payment
OF all the taxes due thereon These fraudulent
tobaccos are put upon the market by using first
counterfeit stamps second, by the use OF genuine
stamps which are removed from packages which
have been empted, and third by the getting up OF
empty stamped packages or the stamped portions
thereof and using them a second time. The Com
missioner therefore calls upon all local internal
revenue officers TO use the utmost vigilance ana
energy to treaK UP this illegal business, recon-
mendlng them particularly to keep close
watch over tobacco peddlers; to examine their
stocks AS often as they found travelling through
the country selling tobacco; to compel them to de-
stroy the stamped portion OF every box as soon as
empticd ana their refusal TO institute proceedings
for fines and penalties. Several other remedies to
prevent violations OF the law in this respect are re-
cited. The Commissioner asserts that by vigorous and
unceasng efforts on the part OF local revenue OIL
GERS these frauds and viii be suppressed, and
tnat 1t the expectation OF the revenue Office that
such Will be the result
Personal.
Secretary Fish and his son, Hamilton Fish, Jr.,
left here tonight for their country seat, at Garr
sons, near West Point, N. Y.
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SENATOR FENrOy As A HERO.

He PIunEes Into Pond and Saves the Life
Of Drowning Child.
Yesterday while Governor Fenton was enioying
the hospitalilles Of Colonel WagsaY at Babylon, L.,
J.. ne was the means OF saving the life OF child,
under the following circumstances He mad gone
for walk, and while near the pond on the premises
of the Colonel large dog came rushing by. and
either ran against little GIRL the Youngest Child OF
John Keller. the gardener, and knocked her into the
water, or frightened her sOha she fell into It, At
that spot the pond is very deep and the current
swift Without stopping TO throw or even his coat
the Governor Jumped INTO the water and seizing the
child, brought ber;to shore. The gratitude of the
parents can be more easily imagined than described
The prompt action Of Governor Fenton undoubtedly
saved the life of the Child.
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FRANCE.

Fhe Mission 70 Washinstou--Reiati to
R0me-Trnde.
PARIS, July 90, 1870.
1t Is 0ficfaly announced today that NJ. Berthemy
owing TO the death OF M. Prevost-Paradol will re-
lmain In Washington as the French Minister. The
melancholy death Of the latter has caused pro-
found sensation throughout France.
| Henry Martin, the French historian, publishes a
gong article in the Steele this morning taxing the
Bround that "France ought to break with Rome
peeing that the extravagant pretensons OF the Pope
are fatal to the liberties OF the Gallican Church,
The steamship Britannia, of the London and New
York line, arrived at Havre yesterday.
| The municipal elections in France viii he held on
tthe 9Th OF August.
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OFFICIALS II plpa.
The Recent Accident the Morris and E~-
sex Rniir iirOad---~uperinseudcut shock and
Conductor Morford Arrested.

Coroner Burns. OF Jersey CITY, placed In The hands
OF detectives Carroll ana Stra'ford yesterday war
rant for the arrest OF Mr.. samuei Shock, superin
tendent OF the Morris and Essex Railroad, anl of
air. Morford who vas the conductor on the train
when lnhorcr was run over and killed lately near
the Bergen tunnel. The officers arrested the geutIe
men at the iioSoken depot and conveyed them 10
TO the Corouers subpoena o few days ago. The IN
guest on the deceased was bcdiast evening" when
Mr.. Shock again hesitaicd In giving evidence. The
Coroner sad he would allow him few minutes TO
consider the proprlety OF answering the legal ques-
tions, and Informed him OF the consequences OF n
refusal. The superintendent concluded 10 answer
the questions and SO the investigation was brought
70 close, so far az his testimony was concern d.
Conductor Morford was also very tame and polite
on nndDg himself in hopble and responded 10 The
inlerrogatl0ns VI Coroner Uurps,
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ENGLAND.

Tho Demand for None y-Mariue News-
Yachting.
LONDON, July o., 1870.
Tue demand mere for money since the change In
the rate Of interest at the Bank Of England has been
good, but not particularly urgent. The oplnon Is
In moneyed circles that the bank might have waited
p few days before advancing the rate but the error
l1f error there were was on the side of safety
The ship Wild Hunter, from Liverpool for ST. Johns
N F., has been obliged to put into Cork harbor
Having sprung leak when only day or two out.
The yacht Eva won the prize oifer,d by the London
Yacht Club, on second trial yesterday
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
Congressman X. O. Schenck, Of Ohio and J. Mo-
zier, OF Rome, are at the Brevoort House.
Commodore D. II. Foett. ID. Foster Farrar, 7. W.
Aborn, j. Pfaf. j. Fl. Selwyn and s. o. Aborn all of
the yacht Nettie, of Boston, Major Mudoon, Of the
United States Army, and j. s. LOomis, Of New York,
are at the Westminster Hotel.
Paymaster Cunningham, of the United States
Navy; ]. W. :. Valentine. OF san Francisco; Dr. ID.
W. Bliss, W. McGanahan and ID. @. Forney, OF WASH
ing,on; GeneralJ. f. HAM, of Louisiana; Professor
DE Cordova, Ut New York; Colonel r. M. Morris. OF
the United States Army, aud j. R. Doyle OF San
Francisco, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Colonel h. y. 3. Norris. of Mexico; f. W. Belvln,
OF st. Louis and Major Thorpe OF Sandusky, are at
the st. Charles Hotel
General Sheridan, General G. A. Forsyth and Gen.
eral J. W. Forsyth, of the United States Army; N.
| +. Graves, OF Syracuse: James j. O'Falon, of st.
Louis; Senator B. +. Drafton. of Texas; General
Banks, Of Massachusetts,; Charles Noble OF Detroit
| Judge w. T. Berry, Of Tennessee; Ross r. winans
| OF London; a. ]. Rich, OF Buffalo, A. J. Pope, o
| san Francisco, and J. King Jr Of Baltimore, are
| mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Major A. J. Nicholson OF the United States Marine
Corps, and G. w. Bentley, of New London, are "a,
the Albemarie Hotel.
r. p Ross and Major J. N. Knapp, OF Auburn: ex-
Governor j. G. Smith, OF Vermont; Senator S. II.
Williams OF New Jersey; General James S. Whitney,
General George SIarkc, and r. N. Jones, OF Boston;
Colonel Henry b. Darlington, or the United States
Army, and H. c. Lord OF Cincinnati, are at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
Governor Harrison Reed of Florida; G. W. Hotch-
kiss, Of Binghamton $. o. Barnum, Of Buffalo; :.
j.. Say!es, of Connectcut Captain Il. S. Goodwin,
OF Boston; u. f. Thursron, OF Rhode Island and Rev.
u. Sorn. Of Notrc Dame, are at the Astor House
Prominent Departures.
General Burnside. for Rhode Island; Senator Har-
ris, for Albany; Senator Dixon, for Hartford: c. S.
Bushnell. for New Haven and Sir WillnuphhY ZONES
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photographic NEWS.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The French Mission in Wash
ingtOn.
NAP0LE0N'S RELATIONS WITH ROME.
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The Demand for Money
in England.
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AN rNFALLIBLE ALLOCUTION.
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The Christians Massacre in China--
A Frightful Butchery.
NApoLEoN'S RELATIONS WITH ROME.
AN rMrALLIBLE ALLoCUTI0N
ROME.
An Infalliblc AIlocution.

PARIS, July ~. 1870.
The following Is the allocution delivered by the
Pope on the occasion OF the PRONUNCIATION OF the
Iufanlbility dogma:-
The activity OF the Sovereign POntin has been great;
Out It does not destroy, 10 builds it does not Or-
press 1t sustains, and 1t often defends the rights or
Rur brethren; that s, the rights OF bishops, and OF
Home who have not voted with US. Let them feel
1hat they have voted In error and let them remem-
lOer that the Lord Is not error. Let them
remember that o few years ago they thought as
we do. Have they, then, two coDsclences
TWO wills ON the same subjcctS Heaven forbid. We
bray then, that Cod who alone makes miracles, will
Jlumine their hearts anu minds that they may re-
Burn to the bosom OF Their father that is tho Sove
reign Pontilr the unworthy Wear of Christ and
work with US against The enemies Of the Church.
Let 1t SO be that we may say with 81. Augustine
''LOrd you have given US yoar admirable light, and
now we see."
May Heaven bless you all.
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CUBA.

Work Commenced on the Laying Of the
Panama and West India Cable.
HAVANA, July %, 1870.
The Panama and West India Cable Company have
tOmmenced operations. Twenty-Five miles OF the
icabe have been laid across the nats
DOpposite Cape Cazones The Dacla Will
begin tomorrow and lay the western end 10
lBatabaDO. The Suffolk Will immediately embark
The eastern end which she win lay to Santiago de
Cuba. II Is expected that telegraphic commnnica-
ti0n with Santiago de Cuba will be complete within
y week. $50
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ARAY lnrELllGENi.

Lieutenant Colonel J. q. kelton. Assistant Adu
tlnt General Is assigned to duty at headquarters OF
the Military Division Of the Pacific and ordered to
proceed 10 his pos without delay.
Major Samuel Breck, Assistant Adjutaut General.
upon being relieved at headquarters vi the Military
Division Of the Pacific by Lieutenant colonel kel-
ton IL assigned TO duty q, the headquarters OF the
Department OF California, relieving Major John T..
Sherburne, who is assigned at Headquarters OF Tic
Department Of the Columbia
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ARIZONA.

Arrival or General SGOneman MT Prescosf-
Favorable Condition Of Crops.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22, 1870
"A Advices from Prescott Arizona Territory to Juy O.
nave been received here. General StOneman had
arrived ut that city and assumed command of
fehe Department OF Arizona. His first order was one
10 post commanders to regard all Indians as hostile.
Governor Stafford was visiting Prescott.
Rains had Iallcn, AMI the crops were Improving.
Thc mining news was favorable
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oBSEQUIES OF M. PARADoL.

Tho Funeral Of n. Paradol In Washington IN.
questioned Insanity Of Dcceased-Impressive
Ceremonies in st. Matthew'S Church
Masses for the Dead-sermon by Father
White-Departrre Of the Remains
for New York-Their Arrival
and Embarkation on the
Steamer Lafayette.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

Marine Disaster in Halifax Harbor-Threo
Persons Drowned.
HALIFAX, July 90 1870.
The brigantne Chieftan. bound TO Malaga, ran
down pleasure party in the harbor this afternoon,
and three persons--James and Martin OConner and
their sister--were drowned.
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NORTH CAR ROLlNA.
Tho Alamance County Troubles.

!; RALEIGH, July 22, 1870.
y Mr.. Brock Holden, of Casvell counLy brother of
Governor Holden, Is In this CITY, He is brotherin-
Jaw OF Mr.. Wiley, one OF the prisoners arrested
!fanceyvie, ana is endeavOrlng to induce the Gov
lernOr to order the Court Of Oyer ana Termner TO
try the Alamance prisoners. Mr.. Holden says that
as lalr trial can be had In Caswell county in
any portion Of the United States.
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The following record viii show thc changes III the
temperature FOR the past twcntYfo1r hours Ia
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnnrs
plarmacy, HERALD Building Broadway corner Of
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CHINA.

bio slaughter.
LONDON, July 22, 1870.
Details OF the massacre Of foreigners at Pekin have
been received.
The first accounts did not exaggerate the horrors
Of the affair. Neither age sex was spared, and
some pc sons were burned 10 death IN the buildings
DESTROYED.
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Early yesterday morning gang OF river tneve,
boarded a coal barge. lying at the foot OF East Fir
teenth street, but were driven on by the hands o,
the barge.
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The Police Board yesterday transferred o number
OF ronndsfacn snd appon,ed Casper Golderman.
formerly chief clerk OF tue roard or Health In-
spectors' clerk. vice Horace Bliss removed.
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Dr. Ssge's Cstarrh Rcmcdy.-$J0O Re.
in.urnble Sold by druggists mall 90
cents. panlpbict Address X. PIERCE, NJ. D..
Buffalo. n Y.
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CAMBRIA,
1919 TONS o. NJ.
Breadth. 2l.1 feet.
Length for tonnage, 97 feet.
Length between perpendcuars, i02 feet.
Length over ALL III feet
Depth in hold, lis feet
Draugbt OF water aft, 1872 ieet.
Drailuli OF waller forward. N.H Ie.I.


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longitudinal vertical section and this glass rehecis
the interior, showing the deck, bats, earrings
capstan and entire construction.
Tho following schooner yachts were yesterday at
the rendezvous. OF Staten Island, and almost hourly
within sight OF the club house:--
The Phantom Commodore Stebhins
Tidal Wave. Commodore Wihiam Voorht-.
Rambler, Mr.. James +. Banker.
Alice, Commodore Kidd
Magic. Mr.. Franklin Osgood.
Madeleine, Commodore Jacob Voorhis
United States yacht America. captain ,E. w.
Meade, United States Navy.
Svle, Mr.. r.. Dodge.
Fleur de Lis.
These sch0Oners all on ana during The
day, sailing about the harbOr ana attracting almost
universal attention. Their trim and general ap
pearance induced general observation. The new
schooner owned by Mr.. Kent and recently built at
Nyack was also down In the outer waters. For speed
she appears formidable. IT. VIII be remembered
that this schooner was built expressly FOR coHpeti-
ton with the Cambria.
A fine southeriy breeze was blowing thr ongaout
the day, and countless little slOops tooK vantage
OF this condition OF The wind 10 beat through the
Narrows. Yachts were constantly under way sail
Ing for all quarters. The staten Island boats were
crowded With yacntman from morning TIL night
Last evening MI. Franklin Osgood, owner OF the
Magic went of from Quarantine with large party
OF ladies and boarded that eegln yacht, winch ia
now In superb condition. She appears yeritabe e
gem.
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MUSIC IN CENTRAL PACK.

The Department of Pubic Parks announce That. if
the weather be fine. there will be music bv the Gen.
trail Park Band in the Park this afternoon comnenc-
ting at haf-pasJ four O'Clock. The following Is tie
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Bartlett Needle Factory Depot, $40 Broad
way. ~ Y Needles for all kinds Of machines hand
use tackle, Gil Pins. DC.
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A.-This tx n Free Country, IN IL People Iiks
10 HAIR cooring compositions full of dirt they have
right do but suggests that when PHALOS'5
vIrALIA, or SALVATION FOR THE HAIK-pcliucad.
aud plesssntcan be obained drug store,
but the unrcned ~ any other Sold by druggists
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The steamship Tybec. reccotiy sailed from tn,s
port for 81. Domingo. the bearer Of $50 900 In
silver and $50 900 gold for the use Of the Presi-
dent
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Y a n IN G .
Excitement in the City and Harbor
Over the Near Termination of
the Ocean Yacht Race.
Fourth General Meeting of the New
York Yacht Club.


Excitement over the expected arrival or the
schooners Cambria and Dauntless has been daily in
creasng for the past few days throughout the city
and suburbs. In all quarters Of the bay and down
below Sandy Hook the enthusiasm deepens and
thickens. The irst inquiry addressed TO the ncom-
Ing steamers is ''IIave seen the yachtsy' Per-
sons most deeply Interested In the result board all
vessels bound IN; but up 10 this writing no later In
teigence has been received than that reported by
cable when the Develeux sighted the Dauntess On
the Sth inst.
The schooners have now been out eighteen days.
and good seamen and navigators familiar with tho
shifts and currents OF the Atlantic Ocean have an
nOunced that passage short OF twenty-five or
twenty-lOur days is next 10 Impossible. But
the free expression OF this belief has not pre-.
vented the growth OF agitation in this city over
the result Bets are freely made In all quarters and
the amount staked Is enormous. Men put up their
'dimes" at all times and under all circumstance
In the street and stages. on board the ferry
boats, at the clubs and restaurants, aud private
circles Speculation IL Or course wIld and IN
considerate as to the rules OF either navigation
seamanship. But the fact is very generally under
God In the public mind that the Cambria Is taking
a northery course with the Intention OF standing
down on the starboard tack with the brisk westerly
winds blowing fresh and steadily, and that The
Dauntless Is pursuing another and southery course
having started out TO make southings thereby hoping
TO make New York from position to sou,hward OF
the steamer track How far either OF the schooners
have followed their primitive intentions 1t would be
folly to attempt TO say.
As to which Will win the question be settled
thus 1T will be that schooner whcn first arrives AZ
Sandy Hook.
The beautiful model sent by Mr. Ashbury To MI.
Morton, OF the New York Yacht Club, and now on
exhibition at the Club House at Clifton, s. l., is a
fine piece OF mechanism constructed OF alternate
streaks OF white pine and mahogany neither poi
ished nor vanished, but displayed IA the natIye
cOlors OF the woods IL is constructed scale OF
One-quart er Of an inch 10 the foot and IN every de-
tail Is finished work OF art. Upon the board upon
which II IS mounted are these words and ngures, ac-
curatcly formed gilt characters
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Crissa doro's UnrivnIlcd Hair Dye.-SolA
applied LIS and scalp factory, No. Asor House
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Advicc Cratss.-Spcnd Thirty Cents In Pay.
nr railroad fare tn visit West Flushing where buy
beautiful Building Lot for s0 for In $lu
instruments The lots viii double In value In Maps
at "a Beckman street
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Nelson Carpenter, OF No. SO West Fifty-nlnth
street was badly injured yesterday py iauug down
stairs AT No. il6 Fulton street
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
The Canadian Pacific Railway.

OTTAWA, July % 1910.
Information has been received here that the I'm.
psrial government is willing to guarantee loan for
the construction OF the Pacific Railway from Mon
treat To Br tish Columbia.
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Getting Married.

Electricity for the Cure Of Disease Applied
by DR.. CHAMBERLAIN, Nc. West Fonr,eenth street.
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A.-i9crriua's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
aJi Broadway, corner Murray street
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Frederick Killbroek. OF Prince street, ye5ter-
day commitc l In default OF 500 ban by Justice
Cox. charged with keeping disordcrly house.
Several hlbitues found iO ne place by Captain
McDermou were committed Tor examination.
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averagc sve ,elpeia,ure Yesterday .,......... saA
a,entae temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. ........................ 71z
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Essuys for Young Men the delights OF Home and The
propfe'y improperly of getting married, with sanitary
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Oncer Brennan, OF the Jefferson Market Police
Court squad, Thursday night ound William Clark .
States prison graduate. standing at the corner or
Whiteha and Front streets. having In hts 20
sion % Kit OF burglars tools Justice Cox yesterday
committed him To answer.