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MORE HORRORS IN BRIDGEPORT.
Man Stabbed with n Northumberland Of
the victim--A Falling Tree Kills One Man
Outright and Seriously Injuries Another.

A Man Stabbed with a Northumberland Of
the victim--A Falling Tree Kills One Man
Outright and Seriously Injuries Another.
BRIDGEPORT, June a. 1871.
At about three O'Clock on yesterday morning an
alteration took place in Washington avenue be-
tween two men named ellis and Gregory, both at
the being under the influence OF liquor result
Ing in the almost instantaneous death OF the latter.
1t seems that the two had just ert
saloon where they had been playing "bluff,r
and getting into dispute over the matter
OF a small sum OF money which one had received
more than his due Gregory struck Gillis blow
with hts fist, which was resented, when the latter
drew large jackknife and ripped open the abdo-
men OF his companion, from the effects OF which he
died in short time Gillis, who had himself sus-
tanned injuries about the head in the encounter,
went Immediately to the office OF Dr. Nash, In Main
street. 10 have his wounds dressed, and while there
arrested by the police and Will be held for trial.
coroner's jury was summoned who rendered a
verdict In accordance with the facts. The saloon
keeper has since been arrested.
On Saturday evening two men were cutting down
tree In cannon street, nearly In front OF ST. johns
(Epscopa) church, with the intention OF falling it
between the church and an adjoining building, guy
ing IL with ropes to secure that result. When nearly
OIL at the butt it began to SWAY. and al last came
down with terrible crash across the sidewalk into
the street, striking in its fail the head or Mr.. William
s. Humphry. OF The firm OF Humpnry, Watson &
Co., boiler makers, this city, who in company with
Mr. 4. p. White, was passing at the time, crushing
IN mis- skull killing him Instantly and SO seriously
inJuring q Mr.. J0nn owens that 10 Is thought he
cannot recover. Mr.. Humphry was highly re-
spectacle man, aged about sixty years, ana resided
on the corner OF Beaver and Cortandt streets. His
unlmely death brings sorrow 10 large circle OF
friends and acquaintance. coroners jury was
Summoned.
This sal event, with the Sanger and Gregory
murders killing OF a man near the Housatonic Rail-
road engine house, great nre-and ALI happening
inside OF two wceKs-make Bridgeport city or
growing sensations, but not a dangerous place 20
n I'm
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a ccwHOlaG CASE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Between ten and eleven on Saturday night young
lady, armed with cowhlue, visited the hat store Of
Frederick A. Burrows Broadway and Fourth
street. Williamsburg, and committed breach Of
the peace by cowhiding Mr.. Burrows. The assault
caused much excitement In the neighborhood and
policeman Powell was called upon TO preserve the
peace. When the officer reached the scene OF hos.
TITLES the young lady could not be found out her
heelers Selden Richmond and Charles Beatty, were,
and they were both arrested and locked up IN the
Fourth street station house. The prisoners say that
the fair assailant Miss Emma Moser chastised Bur.
rows for insulting and ridicutng her mother All
the parties are related and the wnoe quarrel grew
out OF q matrimonial alliance.
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Government Weather Reports.

eOVernUlcht w eainer lNepOTtAs
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON, June 4-7:30 p NJ.
Synopsis FOR the Past T,rentv.f0ur Hours.
On the Pacific coast the barometer has fallen
| slightly with increasing temperature and clear
weather. The barometer has risen somewhat at the
Rocky Mountain stations, with clear weather. II Is
nearly stationary the Gulf coast cast OF Texas
but has fallen somewhat on the Atlantic and risen
slightly northwest OF Illinois. The temperature
has risen the Gulf and northwest OF
the Ohio Valley; 1t has fallen from Pennsyl-
vania to Florida. Fresh southeastery winds
have prevailed on the Gulf coast. The storm
in the Gulf has been severely felt in Louisiana and
Texas, and rainy and threatening weather has been
reported from South Carolina westward. The clear
weather or saturday night In the interior is this
evening followed by threatening weather. and local
rains from Virginia and Lake Erie to the Mlssis-
sippi.
Probabilities
1t is probable that the Texas storm will pass
northwestwarj severe storm Is threatening In
Northern Illinois. Local thunder storms will pro-
baby continue from Kentucky to New York, and ne
experienced In the Eastern States. Light winds are
probable. in general for the lakes on Monday.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
In the Provinces.

In the Provinces.
Kate Pennoyer, who has been lying dangerously
H. has recovered.
Walter Montgomery sailed for England on the Sd
inst. by the steamer Oceanic
Edward L. Davenport terminated his season at
the Chestnut Street theatre, Philadelphia, ON the
instant
Lille Eldridge produces her new and beautiful
play OF "Alma' at st. John, N. b., on June 26 ua-
der the mana cement oil J. W. Lanergan.
There appears to be a lively competition among
the theatrical spectators as TO who can command
the greatest number OF stars Tor next run
the New England circuit. Among those who con-
template running the circuit are Harry Clarke
Charley Farbish and James Sherry the Cory Broln-
ers and others,
The Academy OF Music, Albany ". Y. lately occu-
pied by FRANK Lawler "a a regular theatre, was sod
on May % to Tony Denier, the celebrated pauto.
mimic clown Tony intends TO expend $4,000 on
ii IN improving II, and open 1t for the regular fall
ana winter season with iirst class vaudeville ana
pantomlmc troupe
The New York Female Minstrel Troupe Is the title
OF organization that started from this city on
the 81 inst for PtsOurg, where they Will perform
week and then 90 on u western tour. The
Hyams sisters. Estelle and Jenny Lizzie warren,
Lolta La Point, Ed Gooding, Mile. Louisette anu
several others are In the party.
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SyMpATHIzEas WITH The COMMUNE.

number OF Individuals calling themselves the
New York Postivsts met at 4o6 West Tenth street
yesterday and passed resolutions condemning the
action Of the Paris Commune. lengthy address
was read in support OF. the teachings OF August
Comte and the "Religlon OF Humanity" After the
address a gentleman got up ana tried to explain
the conduct OF those members OF the Commune who
were trying to escape with funds. This money they
intended he said TO use In tho propagation OF their
principles. resolution was then read and adopted
sustaining the recent declaration Of Mr.. Peter
Cooper, THAT mutitudes OF men were necessary to
the acquisition OF large fortunes by portions OF
Community,r
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FlSS-AMlfe-sLe ROW.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In an article published In your paper OF this morn
ing you i've the details OF llttle misunderstanding
between Mr.. Fisk and myself An explanation has
taken place between that gentleman and me and
everything has been satisfactorily arranged. am
happy 10 be able to say to you that start tomor
row morning TO rejon the opera Boune Company
Now that everything has been explained aud under
etood ought TO say that Mr.. Fisk has ut all times
kept his engagements. and. apart from this little
affair." have AZ times received the greatest Kindness
from Mr.. Fisk Accept, sir the most respectful
sentiments Cf MARI AIMEE.
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The very hot weather yes terday was source OF
large profits to the railroad companies Of Brooklyn
as well to the dealers in cooling beverages.
Pousy persprlng penltcnts prayerfully sat through
the abbreviated services at the churches throughout
the city in the forenoon and after dinner thousands
rushed for the suDurbs-COney Island, Sleeps
head Bay, Canarsie and Prospect Park The
Smith street. Sackett street, Fulton and Flatbush
avenue horse car lines were all crowded from noon
until past nine O'Clock by men, women and children
fastening to and fro In quest OF pure air
Mary Rourke. aged fifty years. was sunstruck in
Little street. She was taken to the City Hospital.
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ANOTHER KILLING KELLY.
Serious Assn nit With . slunashot.

SertOus Assn Mt With q SIunashOt.
Frank Kelly vas arrested and locked up in the
Ninth (Brooklyn) precinct station house last night
on the charge OF committing an assault on Jeremiah
Smith with a sungshot Smith was visiting the
house OF John ONie In PARK near Nostrand ave.
nve, anu sitting In the hallway when Kelly en-
tered and struck him once In the face and once on
the head with heavy slungshot. Smiths Injuries
are Of serious Oh lracter.
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mind" about JEFF Davis and his late speeches

uS iOuoWo
The substance OF all his speeches proves that he
regards secession as no longer remedy for the evils
OF the body polite ana the preservation OF the gov
eminent In its purity as the only hope OF the coun-
try When 1t shall be adiudged treason TO advocate
and pray Tor the restoration OF the principles OF
Washington Adams, Jefferson, Madison and Jack
son then may Jefferson Davis be condemned as a
preacher OF rebellion, and his countrymen OF the
Sousn Us wiling disciples OF his doctrine In The
traitors who are seeking To revoutonlze the gov
e ean ana have already made IL mockery OF
Tree institutions should be startled when Southern
statesman dares TO hold up their guilty record to
The indignant gaze Of q betrayed people,
The Paterson IN. j. Guardian says JEFF
Davis lis fool as well as traitor" and
adds =
Democrats accept the situation are opposed to any
further political disturbance and mean TO maintain
the Union 1t Is. This is tho sentiment or the
democratic party OF the nation to-day.
The Memphis Appea, thinks that "we have
fallen upon strange times when Southern men
propose to give dollar to hear Horace Gree
ley speak while demanding that gag be
placed in the mouth of Jefferson Davis. To
demand that the voice of our great leader
should be muffied is humilating confession.
1T is dishonoring the cause which he repre-
scented. The South has suffered enough with
out adding the loss of honor. Jefferson Davis
"a number of people who think differently.
Referring to Horace Greeley the Memphis
Appeal Of the 3lst ult says =
This distinguished American citizen will arrive
An this CITY tomorrow, and II our people should
extend TO him that courtesy which O Davis.
forrest and a Hampton received in New York, Ten
nessee Will prove to the world that war; with all its
evils, has not blOtted out the amenities OF clvza
tlOn, and that the land OF Jackson afford to be
las polite and generous as the State OF New York.
The Abbeville (Ala) Register says twill
liam Tecumseh Sherman is our man for the
Presidency in 1872" and continues:-
We lay aside all the prejudice that may have
Fingered In our breast the lost cause, forget
that he pierced our dear sunny south to her heart,
forget that ne was one OF those who laid bare
bleeding wounds on hundred battle fields, and
member him only as the man who follows his
victlonS with an irresistible energy and the man
who bows not the knee TO power and usurpatOn.
Taking general survey of all our Southern
Exchanges, we find that there is q growing
Feeling in favor Of the maintenance of law and
}order to put down agitation and agitators,
and by securing permanent peace and quiet
encourage immigration from all parts of the
world.
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The Import Duty on Cattle Re-
duced i'm Cuba.
Protests of Haytiens Against
Annexation.
Sc. DOMINGO AexTATED.
Baez and the Revolutionists Prepar
ing for the Struggle.
TELeGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CUBA.

HAVANA June 4, 1871.
The government has reduced the import duty on
cattle. until December, two dollars each when
brought by Spanish vessels and three dollars each
when brought by foreign vessels
Tejaddh the new Spanish Minister for Mexico ar
rived yesterday and viii sail Tor Vera Cruz in a
Spanish war vessel shortly.
Ruiz Pastor, exmember OF the Cortes, died Of
yornito.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship westphalIa will leave this port ON
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half past eleven O'Clock A. NJ
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe.
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In tho
morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JUNE s.
1ST0-A terrible fire in ColstantInople destroyed
1000 buildings and about z. 900 Ives
1s70An earthquake In Oajaca, Mexico, killed about
100 persons and destroyed great amount 0f
property.
OF Zurich, Switzerland; the French
troops defeated by the Austrians.
I195-The British troops massacred 22l prisoners.
men. women and children, IN retaliation for
an attack OF the insurgents upon New Ross,
Ireland.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June g. 1871.
SUaAR.Holders demand an advance but prices are sR
and quotations unchanged Market sellers MolasseS
steady Muscovada hrm Exported during tho
week from Havana and Matnnxas 2 600 boxes and 2u0
hhds of which 800 boxes and a the hogsheads
the United States stock remaining In warehouses at Havana
and Matanzas 100000 boxes $1,000 hhds Freights dat
Bacon decning quoted at lac l5sac Butter market
piled Flour dull Lard market supplied quoted l5sc.
l6c for key. lsc 9c. for Box sho decnngy
quoted Mt 81 reals.
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A JERSEY COCyrlGnT FizzLE.

Some days ago IL was announced In the Newark
papers that a cooking main had been arranged to
come OF somewhere In the pretty village OF Belle
vile. Last Saturday was the day set down, and
throughout the afternoon quite large gathering OF
sports assembled besides small posse OF Newark
police. For various reasons, however, the game
aid not take place. but was postponed for q future
day and another point. Towards night some OF the
Newark sports not tlpsy and caused numerous rows,
but no arrests were made
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ST. THOMAS.

ST. THOMAS, May 80, 1871.
The cablcfrom Antigua TO st. Kits has been laid.
The United States steamer Nantasket has arrived
from Montecnristi and is here coaling. The brig
Adrio, from New York for Sweden, with petroleum,
has arrived here leaking and dismasted.
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CORNER STONE CeaE MONIES.

The corner stone OF the new Ross street Presby-
terrain church REV. Mr.. Pomeroy's will be laid this
afternoon, at four O'Clock. The location Is between
Bedford and Lee avenues, Brooklyn. number OF
prominent clergymcn VIII take uart Ia the ex-
erctseS.
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TIRE REVOLUTION in ST. DOMINGO.

ST. DOMINGO, May 80, 1871.
Baez Is making great military preparations, hav.
ing received arms from New York. Casseres is
marching against Cabral. The country is agitated.
The revolutionists are also preparing for the
struggle.
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A Tenement House In Worcester, Mnss.,
Struck by Lightning.

WORCESTER June 4, 1871.
heavy thunder storm passed over this city this
afternoon tenement house. containing about
forty persons was struck and considerably damaged,
but no person injured. Several other buildings
IN this vicinity were struck and more or less
damaged but no one was Injured.
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SICKNESS or SENATOR FlnTOa.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y.

JAMESTOWN, N. ", June d 1871.
Senator Fenton was Frustrated by sudden
ATTACK OF fever on Friday evening; out, although
Still confined TO hts bed, Is doing well now.
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PORT Az PRINCE. May g. 1871.
The Journals publish protests OF the people. adj
dressed to the President, against annexation to the
United States.
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TRINITY COLLEGE, HAR TfoaD.
HARTFORD, Conn, ],

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 4, 1871.
Professor Porter, OF Yale College. VIII deliver tbs
address before the Connecticut Beta OF the PM Beta
Kappa. Tuesday evening. July II, the commence
ment week OF Trinity College. The poem will be
delivered by william Arthur Dyer.
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Death by Lightning in Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, June 4, IS7T.
violent thunder storm prevailed here this
afternoon. The lightning struck the house or
Alfred Pearson, In Lonsdae, killing Smith Hall
gate aged eighteen years, aud prostrating several
other persons.
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ITALY.
Duties OF Wheat and Flour.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
FLORENCE. June 4. 1871.

FLORENCE June g. 1871.
The Lower Chamber OF the Italian Parliament has
adopted the proposal of Signor LAMA, the Minister
for Finance, increasing the import duties on wheat
an
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THE Storm in Boston.

BOSTON, June 4, 1911.
heavy thunder shower. accompanied by
slight sprinkling OF hail, passed over Boston and
vicinity this afternoon essentially moderating the
excessive heat which has prevailed the last lew days.
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Heavy storms and II Landslide.

POUdHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 4, 1871.
Heavy rain and hail storms and thunder and
lightning prevailed along the Hudson river to-day
accompanied In some places by high wind. At
CrotOn the Hudson River Railroad track was Oh
strucued by landslide The weather tonight Is
clear and much cooler.
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F r A N Q E.
Arrival of the Due dAumale
at st. Germain.
ARREST OF GROUSSET.
M. Girardin Demands a Liberal
Republic.
EXECUTIONS STILL NUMEROUS.
The Orleans Princes Asked to Resign
Their Seats in the Assembly.
FOREIGNERS ARRIVING I'M PARIS
Diplomatic Relations With Ger
many to be Resumed.
Father Kyacinthe's Views on the
Situation.
FOREIGNERS ARRIVING I'M PARIS
Diplomatic Relations With Ger
many to be Resumed.
Father Kyacinthe's Views on the
Situation.
TEieGaAMs 70 THE REV YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June A. 1871.
No one is allowed to leave the city after nine
O'Clock in the evening, from which hour all the
gates closed and cavalry patrol the streets and
SUBURBS until morning.
REORGANIZATION or THE ARMY.
The commission appointed for the reorganization
of the army mas decided In favor of the compulsory
service OF all Frenchmen. against the advice of
President Theirs, who recommended the restoration
OF the law OF 1882
ARRIVAL OF FOREIGNERS.
Many strangers, including numbers OF English
men, have arrived In Paris, and the arrivals OF for
egners are increasing daily.
NUMBER OF INSURGENTS NOT ARRESTED.
The Figaro estimates that the number of men who
bore arms In the late instruction ana who have
not yet been identified arrested is $4,000. The
police are In constant danger from violence at their
hands.
GRoUssET NABBED-sEARCH FOR PYAT
Grousset was arrested to-day in Paris. An active
search is being made Tor Pya who believed TO be
concealed in the city.
THEIRS TERM OF OFFICE.
The report that motion will be made In the AS
sembly to proong NJ Theirs power Is confirmed
THE DUO D'AUMALE AT ST. GERMAN
The Due d'Aumale has arrived OF st. German.
ARCHBISHOP DARBoY's FUNERAL.
The funeral or the late Archbishop OF Paris will
take place on the 18th instant at the Cathedral OF
Notre Dame.
EXECUTIONS STILL NUMEROUS
The executions at Versailles are still numerous.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES ASKED TO RESIGN.
All the Paris journals are discussing the question
as to what shall be done with the Orleans princes.
Some appeal to their patriotism and ask them to re-
sign their seats in the Assembly.
LIBERAL REPUBLIC DEMANDED.
NJ. Girardn in the Lioerte demands tie establish
ment OF liberal republic. after the model OF the
United States or Switzerland.
Diplomatic Relations with Germany to be
Resumed shortly.
BRUSSELS, June 4, 1871.
The Independence Beige says diplomatic relations
between France and Germany VIII shortly DO re-
sumed. 1t is probable that the Marquis de Galerlac
VIII be French Charge d'Anaires at Berlin and Count
Won Hatfield will be the German representative at
Versailles.
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MAINE PAuPERs ON THEIR, DIGNITY. -Paupers are
apparently rather contrary personages Last year
East Livermore, Me-, had no accommodations for
them, and was bur tened With fftyeight This year
tho good people hay9 provided poor farm for
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All Henry Ward BeecheG says

Of the suerngs from rupture and his of comparative
sanity Is encouraging to the afflicted.
Mr. Beecher wished be culpabe Of negligence,
Dr. Sherman had informed him of pers attending
famed strangulated rupture. Mr. Beechcr after Dr.
had male HIM sensitive of the calamity that
befal ruptured, experienced the most alarming
symptoms, could not rest , day until tho brden ot
anguish removed from his mind by writing DR.. Sher
put n He knew II DIR. Sherman on the
truss II would be put right II would not hurt him
would be scientifically suited to the anatomy OF the
Mr. Beecber felt that he about the Bible
preaching than he did about and rupture but the
time, he Just sensitive of pain any
having old rupture
Dr. sherman at once made application to Mr. Beecher's
radical the which has been
most satisfactory character Mr.. Beecher breaches
without fear of sanguated rupture witnessed In his
yesterday Hs vgor remarkable and should
lead rupuredto secure Dr. shemans method OF
Tusses irksome OF relief, generally
fcng injury from continued Dispensing with them
what DR. shermans system popular, and il he.
all eaectuy he did DIR. Beecher's, with
It wonder that his Office is daily crowded
certificates and letters for publication
him those sensitive, II not as popular the Rev.
Henry Ward Beccher. with these considerations
who hernia consult DR.. sherman you hope
bsr
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A.-PhaIon's New Perfume.
| LOVE YOU.
L LOVE YOU.

A.-Perfert Fitting and Elegant Boots and
Shoes for ladies' gentlemen boys and cnidren the lsss
OF fine work In the city.
New Store and New Styles
BROOKS 575 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
1876 Broadway Twenty ninth
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A.-fIerrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray s,rss..
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Every Mother Who Regards the Life ma
health child should possess Mrs. WINDOWS sOO1H>
IND SYRUP. /, Is al old and vel, tried remedy.
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70 1Ieriro Uu,lcr.hirt. nnd

FoIcy,s Celebrated Gold Pens
Are the "Bost" and Cheapest.
Factory 2hS yroadvaV.
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A Few More Left.
wARNoCk 4 Co, No. 5ls broadway.

Crocisery aud Glass Mt Prices ia Suit the
times, at q. ELSoM'S, Ia Bowery.
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A.-Irouorab,e .Jumc- Skeldiu. Rraaycy.

All e. u. D.-92 saved on Gents Pearl Cn%
smere Hats Larges stock ever offered At retail IL Cort
landt street.
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In HrOOklyu.

Average temperature yesterday .............. s4il
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 73l1