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rubtfessuFy showed that the average los
In value u guld coin IN handling n the
cgufse ~ business, Il About go on every
t5pg0, Or = little lees than half q cent on
a dollar
AN implement maker In France has
constructed a species Of pillow, by means
u which the beet bulbs are lifted from
the ground and thrown aside BY a swing.
Ing mold board, and then topped by wo
and children who follow the ma.
chine One Of these, worked BY a man
anda pair Of horses, will dig about two
and one hall acres per day.
-. Mr.. Ripping, OF Manchester, Eng.
land has a new process OF fixing dyes.
lie dlssolyos twenty ounces of gelaline in
water and adds three ounces Of bichro.
mate OF potash. This Ia done In a dark
room. The colorlng matter is then added
and the goods submitted thereto; after
which they are exposed 20 the action of
light tho pigment thus becomes msolu.
water and the color Is fast.
1t Is ascsrtalned that the wheat r
Of Minnesota will only average fourteen
10 fifteen bushels to the acre, being twelve
per cent. below the average for several
years past. Tho diminished quantity lie,
however, compensated for by the fact that
nearly the whole crop Of this year will 90
NO. !. Barley Is good. Oats have suf.
Iercd more than any other grain, and all
'ver tho State there Is a light, meager
,arop, yielding scarcely twenty bushels TO
ne acre. The corn crop is very large
md satisfactory q largely increased area
vas planted, and the season has been "a.
10 its growth.
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clans. ~ pn'"r
Bret Harte is going to New York to
i've n enlarge his field OF literary Ia.
-General II. K. Lee has accepted the
Presidency of the Virginia Valley Rail.
road. m
Vincent Collyer has RESIGNED thu
necrelaryship of the Indian Peace Com.
mission, and has been reappointed by the
rresloent a member Of the Commission.
-Jervis Langdon, whose daughter was
recently married to Samuel Clemens
mark twain"), died at Elmira, N, ", a
rev days ago. He was an extensive coal
operator, and was very wealthy.
"A letter has been received from Mrs
Lincoln, speaking in grateful acknow.
leuement OF the action of Congress in
voting her q pension Of $4,000 a year.
The youngest nember of the Con.
gressional House Is General Barr, of Mis-.
slssippi, aged twenty.nine, and the Young.
est Senator Is also from Mississippi, Gen.
eral Ames, aged thirty.fye.
JAMES King, a respectable citizen of
Dover, N, H., recently celebrated his
e~lghty,first birthday and second wedding
day simultaneously, by leading to the nv.
mental altar q blooming bride Of seventy.
The oldest living member OF the Ma.
sonic fraternity In this country, II not In
The world, Is said to be David STYLES. of
Prescott, Wis. He Is in his 10bth year,
and was made q Mason ON the 21st day Of
May, 1907, over se~venty.thrce years ago,
Mr., Belmont's drag Was mistaken a,
Newport, the other day, for an omnibus
by an unsophisticated stranger, who had
nearly mounted TO the roof before he wa,
undeceived. The turnout Is now known
as "Belmont's bus"
AN American agent recently visitet
Kossuth, to engage him for q lecturins
tour of the United States, but he declined
Of any price. He sSd he lacked nerve
had been prostratcdby domestic afiictiop
and had almost forgotten what publ,
speaking IA.
The Rev. James Dougherty, of Kings
ton, n. u. wa insulted, q few days since
by q newspaper editor having alluded Il
him In an article as "The Rev. Jim Dough
erty." In his explanation, the write
states that he told his apprentice to ab
hrevate the name, and he had made i
Jim.
The Boston Saturday Ereninq G1se,t
says that the Rev. DR.. Alexander II. Win
ton was instantly cured of chewing 10
Dacco by a young miss Of IL, to whom h,
was giving good advice about Lent Sh,
said: "Psbaw don't preach self.denia
70 me when you have your mouth fun o
nasty tobaccol" The reverend gentlema,
turned aside his head, removed the odiouI
weed from his mouth, and has move since
tasted IT.
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ffuln tsn y foufteeu nniIlimsteFs or mors,
placed In jsHtoposltlony % - 70 form Z
haoea, and envslopsd In 3 ufoughtircn
cylinder. On the baoh and In Ne pro-
lonsatioa Of the cylinder ere two parallel
ehevka. connected n The ends By bronze
cushiona. supporting Me curved lever
which serves 70 load or discharge eli the
suna
Two levers ere sulBcisns 70 work The
piece. Between the parallel cheeks works
Ae movable battery facing the front Of
the chamber Of NE gus this holds the
cartridge platss, end, b. . backward and
Onward motion, tFananitted 70 Il With
the aid Of . crank By the curved lever
placed behind that 4, lowering Ii "a far
= u VIII go-presses down the cartridges
into the chamber Of the guns, and, at The
same time, drives the percussion ham
mers against the detent aide. II IA then
only necessary to raise the detent lever.
placed literally and toward the centre of
the battery, 70 discharge all the guns
singly or simultaneously.
Tho discharge plate IL instantly removed
by means of the rear lever, which "a rails.
cd, and replaced by another loaded plate,
which the lover In falling shoves into the
gun.
The mitrailleur rests, at Its centre Of
gravity, on a pivot, which moves in q
revolving rest fixed on the carriage; 80
that a circular rotstory movement TO the
right or the left a be given 1t at pleasure
by means of q crank, which. in firing.
produces the effect of q raking fire. K
graduated bridge permits 1t to be aimed at
distances exceeding 1900 meters or a little
over 1910 yards. Lastly, two caissons
placed on the axles Of the carriage are de.
signed to hold-the one, Q number Of
loaded cartridge plates; and the other,
the tools necessary for dismounting, clean
ing, and remounting the piece, etc.
At Brussels Lieee. ENGLAND. A. pstsrs'
burg. Vienna. Dresden and Rsr,;n nsvs
srch sa.;sfs"tas, sar,.s AZ, lSsc
encine ~ "a s or hui, sa s ;Ils
and garrison. has heen sdontsJ s,mos.
everywhere. not univ in the conn,r;es
which We have inst named. Init q lsrre
order has lust been received }or them from
China. The renorts NJ foreign of1cers
testify that the mechanism Of the Chris.
tophsrM onticnv cun Is 4 master-niece Of
simplicity and precision.
The absolute average variation Of a
volley of 81 balls is 1928 in 700, ~ in 45O,
and so On. At the distance Of 300 meters
an IS meter target is literally cut to
pieces and the penetrating force at 600
meters, through pieces of wood, is about
% centimeters, or a little over 8 inches.
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Religions and Educational.

The average ago Of American minis.
ters is found to DO sixty. four.
"A Convention Of Illinois Methodis,s
10 called TO meet at Bloomington, the 18th
and 10th Of November.
-Thirty.six publishers, employing g..
eO0,o0o capital, manufacturing Sunday
School lissratur@3 lhe United States.
The QuskefS NJ New England at
their late yearly meeting made these re-
turns: Members. $500 FIRST day schools.
ooi hrst d~ay-schools, teachers, a5S first
day schools, pupils, e.7s7.
The Illinois State Teachers Institute.
recently In session At bloomington, elected
me following officers: President, r. q.
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In numbers there Ia safety. 1t M upo1t1
principle that the formula Of JupsoN's N0g1nn
HERD PILLS was prepared. Dr.. Jldsq4 y
lending 70 spend 4 fortune In advertising hb
submitted his recipe TO the revision q ~ -!
the result is 4 simple but most ofdcscious ms1ha
the JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN HxRB Pnxs. ~
purify the blood, remove oil DISTINCTIONS utna
the skin Of al pimples and blotcheA and Mepr
tectly sure and safe IN their operation. H. ~
IN MOUNTAIN Hmm PuIA cure Bi1orx1ah
Female Irregularities, Headache and mrydw
digestion. Use the JuDsOrss MopH1Au ~
PuIs, and whom you have PROVED thelf W
recommend them TO your ffienda. Thsy 49,
sugar-coate1 and plail. For sale svefyWA1k
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stealing from Old n~ep,une,s The nm
method ~ which Carrageen or Irish Moss IL eopyS7ss
into sea Moss Fafine, Is q yery laborious ana cnSst
ca.eo one' The raw material Ia ant deprived o6r
picked over D.. hand and desiccatsd-in othsr Vorf
deprived OF all moisture-aner which IL ID 49,
through . series OF mills and other apparAtus, hjv3S
concentrated. without being robbed Of IL fefSSs,,
ocean navor. Having been thus manipulated MN
w 10 conv9nient packages, II p ready nor convI1as
mIo suen Blanc Man9e, Puddings Cream. Gsusll
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DAvIn' PAIN KrILR.-From the rspofn -
ers IN this city, We think no proprietary nents
hse had alarger sale, IT. valuable prupsrdeA4us
1reedy cure for pair. cannot fail 70 d fa.ee99gs
appreciated, and NO family should ~ w1l164!sh
u case Of accident, Or sudden attack Of dy..sn1.4
disrrhea, cholera morbus, and even Asistic 1of
era yields to its magic power. Il W ~ n n
ports rom those sections In the southws1t N1eli
the disease has been particularly virulent fhe \
summeL-Moatreng Hdnecy3Df. asaaAa
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There are 100 Turnvsrien sssocia.
lions n NE United States, with 10000
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EvERY sAruRpAY.-No. "a Apen,,

EVERY sArURpAr.-Nc. "a, Ausua n
contains six splendid full-page engrsvirs,-n.
Robins Note; Temple Bar; Tom and poliy, N.
mrs. Alcott's story, Tho 0ld-fashioaed Chs
The o~ld-clothes' Market, a scene in Richss,a
Va; washerwomen in Brittany August, M
yarni. Chapter twenty Of " The Mystery Of Ran
Drood, With original illustration, and ths umd
variety Of miscellaneous reading matter IN ~
given. FIELDS, ossooD q Co., Boston. NWr
annum. -
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o.c -boston's free baths were used by 47o..
sou perrona during the month ot Jvlv.
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Gold closed In New York on tho 18th
Atft7i6.
Ex-senator Seward LEFT Auburn, N. Y,
on the 10th, for San Francisco.
The news Of the recent Prusslan vic.
tory caused great rejoicing among the
German people in Eastern cities, as well
as at the West. The event was cello.
brated In many places by trlumphal pro.
cessions, the firing Of cannon, etc.
Al the Nathan inquest on the nth, the
evidence of William Kelly, the house.
keepers son, failed to furnish ground for
suspicion Of his guilt
The investigation in the Nathan murder
has ended for the present. The Jury was
discharged by the Coroner on the 10th,
with-a statement that at some future day
they would again DO called together 10
render a verdict. The efforts of the police
TO find the murderer had so far been I'M.
successful.
~ was rumored In New York city on
the lath that q young thief, namc not
given, had been arrested on a charge of
knowledge Of the Nathan murder.
Admiral Tarragut died very peacefully
o. Portsmouth, N. H., at 10 m. ON the
lllh' surrounded by his family and
friends.
The cotton mills Of Fall River, Mass,
were stopped on the 18th, by a strike Of
The male splnners, and nearly 5000 labor.
ers were out Of employment.
a New York dispatch Of the 10th says
The story about the thief supposed TO DO
Implicated in the Nathan murder, ia bro.
nounced false by the police.
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Tho West.

AZ ioHa oate democratic Convention
nave nominated; For Secretary Of State,
Charles Dorr, Of Lee; State Auditor, w
NJ Garner, OF Louisa Treasurer, w. O.
James, OF Pottawatomie Attorney Gen.
eral, II. M. Martin, Of Scott; Register, d,
+. Ellsworth, Of Hardin Clerk Of the su.
prcme Court, William McLennan, OF Du.
puquci supreme Judges, long term, j. q.
Knapp, Of Van Buren,, first vacancy, p.
4. Smith, Of Dcs Moines; second vacan.
q, Reuben Noble, Of Clayton.
The Ohio Republican State Convention,
y columbus on the 10th, nominated
Gen. Isaac r. Sherwood for Secretary Of
State George w. Mcrlvain for Supreme
Judge; William T. Wilson for Comptrol.
ier o. tho Treasury; Philip v. Messing
ior Member Of Board of Public Works.
The Michigan Legislature adjourned
SIM de on the 10th.
A snow storm is reported at Idaho, Col.
orado, on the 11th, and a shower of liz.
ards at Corinne, Utah.
The National Methodist Oamp Meetips
opened at Des PLANES Station, near Chi.
cage. on the 9th, and would continue ten
dsys.
During the Presidents visit on the 18th
20 the Merchants Exchange at 81. Louis.
Mayor Cole presented to him, ON behalf
Oh the Irish and American citizens, a ne.
tition for the pardon Of Gen. O,Neill and
other Fenians, in prison for a violation Of
the neutrality laws. Tho Presiden, re.
ceived the petition and said he would
give Il confederation.
The large oil, paint and glass cst.blsb.
ment Of Messrs, Heath q Miniran. rh;.
cago, was totally destroyed By IRE on he
evening Of the 18th, involving a loss IN
the neighborhood Of 100000.
The Congressional Republican Oonvan.
ton Of tho Eighth Ohio District have q.
nominated General John Beatty. The Re.
publicsns Of the Thirteenth DistrIot h.vs
nominased Q. W. Potwin, Of GAINESVILLE,
~ Congress.
fEeslaent Grant arrira in Chicago on
tAs swelling cf ths 18th. -
A. scurth annual session Of tho Ma.
nonal Labor Union Convention ASSEMBLED
= 0incinnati On tho i5fh.
Ihe KHnsAs Pacific Railroad il com.
ylsesds e Dsnvsr. The lsst An ~ MA
~ tAs.stlsnOon II III i5tb.
y ~. Hsrpis, who ~ reported
- lttsr Greek, July 90, where
i xlsrs aiaAcked ~ Indisas' ~
xirltnia City, Monfana. IN
.Ss1Re4 " no Indians, ma snbse
\ sssApsd' " ~ N q ! youn,
NE*NHtI aftA4E &4HE NHatfn4th4 1T"H TA N
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1tLEGRApaIc NEWS ITEMS.

HOP John Lynch has been re.nomnacd for Conaress bv
the republlcans OF the First Disiris: cf Name ~
The republicans Of the Second District Of Maine ysserday
Morrill,. SAA''' ~ pace oi hon' .. r.
The wheat harvest Southern Illinois s about .omnl.t.d
@ " the best crop for many years. Corn looks
hon William smythe the present representative in Con.
grsss from the Fifth Iowa district been nominated for rc
election by reclamation. " -
Zeri Ang aged eighty years. and Mrs. Amy Culver o.s
fy years. OF Orange on the beach At
Conn.,, yesterday afternoon.
The proprietors Of the Parker fremont Revere Younes
charge of violating the liquor law. ~
The Republican Convention OF the Eleventh Congressional
district OF Indiana met at Indianapolis yesterday and nom
mated Hon. Jasper Packard for reelection. "
Seier Co.'s linseed oil factory, at Minneapolis was
burned y TUESDAY night with ,so barrels Of oil and 1000
O. Porter Dyer, Jr, former cashier Of tho Nswtonye
(Mass Bank was yesterday sentenced thel ned States
imprisonment for fraud
Class day Yale celebrated yesterday in the usual
nanner the exercises conslng Of class oraon and poem
the parting exercises OF the seniors and brilliant reception
at the art gallery In the evening.
The friends OF juvenile rcformaory institutions holding
an interesting conersnse f. Maaetown Conn Tho
York and New Jersey are present.
The caisson for the first water pier of the Connecticut
which has been speculation was sue,
uy placed In position, with the stone In IT, yesterday
The British ship ST. Lawrence loading al New Orleans
The vessel and cargo will be saved, but in damaged
condition.
The master Of the schooner Myra, of Belfast
Me- arrested IN Boston Yesterday charge Of rob-
n9 as SGd M wfS .y IN
rested on the same charge.
The mr., preliminary meeting for the consolidation Of the
was held Buffalo Monday night The under
the OF the synod Of Western New York was effected
The Synod divided into ave Presbyeries Of wo counties
each.
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1nE "1KIH cimr.u

Doiuss i'm the Yorksils Civil Court-A poru.
Deputy MnrshaI Beats Poor Woman Out
of Fifteen Dollars.
case that came to light yesterday before Justice
Bixby, at the Y0rkviile Police Court shows that
there are those attached Indirectly II not directly.
with the Civil Courts, well as the Police Courts
whose methods Of making living are as dishonest
as they are precari0us. The ''skin gameD In both
courts Is carried ON to an alarming extent not alone
among the "shysters,, but among Others who
watch around like birds OF prey ready to pounce on
victim as soon as he appears. They are wary
shrewd SET and they are, therefore, but seldom dis.
covered, ana even when they are those who ought
to be most anxious to get rid them the very per
sons who get them out Of their difficulties.
Some four or five days ago Joseph i. Bray appear
cd before the presiding magistrate at the above
tenant OF his for some reason. The
reason was not sufficient to have q warrant
issued however, ana Bray had to go as he came,
empty handed. Bray then went down stairs and
up to this supposed to have been Deputy Marshal,
attached to the Seventh District Civil Court under
MIR. Lyst. Ferguson ousted the tenant, whose name
Is Catharlne Pnrcell who was elt with her things
on the sidewalk. The following day Ferguson went
to Mrs. Purcell and informed her that Bray refused
TO pay the expenses OF the court, and tnat ir she
wUad MN nut the her sum back * fifteen ass n
her place. She paid the money but Bray
would not allcw her to move into her apartments
and Ferguson refused to help her. She got a war
rant for Ferguson from Justice Bixby who held him
to answer In $500 bail. Yesterday morning Mrs
Purcell and female friend forced entrance INTO
the apartments lately occupied by her and at once
took possession OF them. Bray came, when he he ira
what she had done, to eject her, but sne, with her
bro0mstick, made him vamoose In double quick
with sore shoulders. She was arrested, but Justice
Bixby allowed her and her friend TO go on their
paro.e until this afternoon, when an examination
Will be had
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the HARLEM ISFAMY.

More Arrests-Statcments Of Some OF the
Prisoners.
Yesterday Justice McQuade committed for exami-
nation Martin Manahan ana Edward Ledwith on
suspicion OF being some OF the persons concerned in
the outrage upon Miss White, Of Mount Vernon
Mrs Morris was baed out In $1,000. She states
that she knows nothing whatever of Reilly or Kelly,
and denies that they brought the girl White TO
her boarding house. Sne came by herself on the
10Th inst and asked for Gods sake 10 be Kept and
she would work without any wages. She said that
her stepmother had beaten her, and that she
would never again go back TO her home. 1t
was Mrs. M0rris--so that lady declares-wh0
bought ticket for the girl to return home. AS to
the larceny OF the earrings Mrs. Morris says she
knows nothing about them, and that when The time
comes she will be aole snow her character to be
above repr0ach.
Facts are every day coming to light which tend TO
throw considerable doubt on the veracy OF the girl,
who II what is said OF her Is 10 be believed Is any
thing but good girl. Hex latnsr himself nf9rped
Judge McQuade that for three Weeks previous to ner
alleged abduction he had to watch her, fearing that
she might run away II Is believed by some that
the whea facts IN thls Hf trusI most horrible case
have not yet been fully developed, and that when
they viii be the will not appear so very hard
against Reilly and Kelly As at first reported.
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AIS! POo,RIl IL 'i 'iYoaisk.

Another Mystery-A Human Skull Found In
Wall.
The coroners have another case Of a somewhat
mysterious nature TO investigate, but 1t is quite i'm
probable they can obtain the evidence required to
satisfy themselves or the public. Mr.. Manus Nc
Nulty an elderly man who has occupied posi-
ton in the District Attorneys oilce for
some years past, It appears, owns the PREM
ises No. 20 Downing street. Wishing TO make
some alterations in the house Mr.. McNulty COM
menced the work. and yesterday afternoon was not
little surprised TO find human skull, apparently
that OF grown person. in the walls OF the house.
Not knowing what to do with the remains, Mr..
McNulty consulted with DR.. Thomas Knox, of Car
mine and Bedford streets, in regard to the matter,
and was informed that a judicial investigation
would be required. The skull was dry and
evidently was that OF person who had
been dead many years. In what manner
the skull came III the wall Is O mystery, which
Coroner Schirmer, who has the case IN charge, may
De unable TO unravel DR.. Joseph Cushman Will
make an examination OF the remains and then ven-
ture to give an opinion. II is said that person
noted for medical malpractice formerly occupied q
house In the immediate vicinity OF where the skull
was found, but that fact may have nothing what
ever 10 do with the discovery alluded to.