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New York NOfPs

SUIT FOR BREACH or PROMISE.
NRW NOEK, October 26.-MiSs Nav Chamber
ain Minor has brought suit against John 3
Holmes, Of this city, claiming SlO0 900 damages
for breach Of promise.
TWO ACCIDENTS WITH A STRANGE COINCI-
DENCE.
While under the influence OF LIQUOR SATURDAY
night, John McCardle, while attempting to get
IN a street car in Brooklyn, stumbled and feIl
on Mrs Kate O'Hara fatally iniuring her. sub
sequently McCardle was elected from the car
for refusing TO pay his fare, and fell, receiving
injuries which viii prove fatal.
THR CuOPERs' STRIKE.
The cOOpers Who were locked out have re-
solved TO start a cooperative shop tor the pur-
pose Of supplying the merchants with labor A.
theregu.aT wages, and guarantee 10 them tha
there will be saving OF from 50 u 30 per cent.
thereby doing away with the middlemen, VIII
have no capital invested in the business
THE FAILURE OF HENRY CLEWs.
Judge Lawrence this morning gave decIsi or
denying the motion TO vacate the order for Ii
examination OF Henry Clews obtained by judg-
meHt OF creditor, Louis +. SCHNEIDER and dl
reefs the examination tO proceed.
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TELEGRANlS TO THE STAR.
The Episcopal Church Con,eution

NRw YORK, october 26.-In the Prote~tan m 4
Episcopal convention, to-day, william Welsh,
unfinished business, reported thht 81 the las
meeting = committee had been appointed 20
promote civilszstiOn among the Indians. He
sd letter from Gen. Custer In relation % the
subject The committee entered a protest
against the sale OF Indian reservations or terri
tory, aud recommended the appointment 4 =
committee ON Indian affairs: and, on moGOn
the old committee was continued.
The following message Was received rom the
hOuse OF bishops:
RsSelrsd, The house Of deputies cOucurring
that section 1, of canon ,, OF title l. be Emende-
by adding after the wor!s "crime or immoral
lty.. these words following: "Aud "a he be pre
sented, the bishop may, with the consent anG
advice OF the standing committee, At one
tHb5bu minister 20 presented from ali tn
tuncuons OF his ministry until trial be hal
and verdict given"
Res0Iysd, Thatsection I, OF canon ,, of title
he amended by striking out the words .,or
being found guilty" and inserting in their steaE
the words "if he be found guilty."
RsS0ICsi, The House Of DEPUTIES cOncurrin.
that section l, or canon 6, title ?, be amended
10 read as follows: "If any presbvter or tiaa
con .hau, without availing himself of the pro
Visions OF canon 5 of this title. abon1On the
communion of this church by an open renuncia-
ton OF the doctrine, discipline, and worship OF
the church, or by formal admissiOs into any
Tengtous body, who in communion with the
same or in any other way, il shall be the futv
OF the standing committee OF the diocese
10 make certificate of the fact %
DieLop Oi Tue DlOceSe or N there be no Bishop.
70 the Bishop of an adjacent Diocese, which
certificate shall be recorded, and shall be taken
and deemed by the Ecclesiastical authority a.
acquiyalent TO remuneration of the ministry by
The minister himself, and said Bishop msy then
proceed TO suspend for six months the presbyter
or deacon certified as abandoning the com.
munlon OF the church. Notice shall be given %
said minister by said Bishop receiving the Ger
uncate, that unless he shall within tslx months
make declaration that the facts alleged in
saId certificate are false, he will be disposed
from the ministry OF this church.
These resolutions were referred 70 the com
mittee on canOns
Rev. Mr.. GetZ, OF Pit.sburg, offer ed series
Of resolutions requiring the hOuse OF bishops u
set apart an appropriate religious service 10 be
celebrated on the centennial anniversary OF
American independence. Laid over until TO-
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1Mosbv's command are TO hold reunion
in Baltimore this evening.
~BraziI declines to enter into reciproca
trading relations with Canada.
IThe captain general OF Cuba has decided
TO enforce the decree OF July 10, exacting a
contribution Of Eve per cent. on capital.
SMiss Elizabeth Creagin was fined one
thousand dollars at Orange, New Jersey, on
Saturday, for cruel treatment Of child obtain
ed from q charitable institution.
6-Mrs. Nelson, proprietress of the Nelson
house, at Toodle, Utah, was arrested and
brought TO Salt Lake, on Saturday, by the
United States marshal. The charge is said TO
be illegal voting at the late election.
~By An explosion Of the boiler In mill at
New River, Michigan, on Friday, child
named Getty was killed, and two brothers,
injured beyond recovery, and two others
wounded.
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Foreign Notes

LOOhINe OFT FOE CONTRAEAND CARLTsT sur
PLIES.
LONDON, October 26.-FranCe and Spain haVa
determined to send one war vessel each 10 wat,i
the river BidOssOa, which forms a part OF IA.
boundary between the two countries, in Order
10 prevent the crossing Of Carlists Tor contra
bands of war.
ENTRADITioN DEMANDED UNDER RECENT
TREATY.
PARIS, october 2t.-Ehe Spanish consul n
Bayonne has made a demand by virtue Of III
treaty or 1862 for eNtradition, as deser .ers. O
the crew o. the steamship Nieves. which Wa
seized at st. Jean de Luz by the French an
thOriti6s, on representation that she had o,
board COntTaband of war for the carlists tn
Journal ds Paris believes that this demand ]
contrary 70 the spirit of that treaty, becaus-
Spain treat the crew il they were surrenderer
as political offenders, and in such cases all "a
western states OF Europe, including Spain, hav.
heretofore refused eKtraditiOn.
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POLITICAL NOTEs.-Congressma Foster. of
ONO, who recently carried his district against
papers n that State az a candidate for Governor.
In Arkansas the republicans did not vote
because they believed the election unauthorized,
yet the number OF votes cast is said to have been
greater than at any previous election. The
democrats had is all cir own Way ....There
are 65 Offices to be filed at the ensuing election
IN Nevada, az follows: One United States SEN
aUor, TWO supreme Jud ges, nine District Judges,
one Congressman, nine State officers, ffty-eight
legislators and 26S county and township Off GERS
The population of the State is about 10000. or
less than double that OF the City of Sacramento,
1t is no wonder they are having a lively cam
paign. more trouble for the democrats in
the New York Congressional districts. The
Rochester Express saws that T.. Klrke Hart has
refused their nomination in tn at district ....A
circular has been issued bv the Pennsvlyanis
Republican State Committee appealing to the
members OF the party TO make personal effort
TO bring out a full vote at the election on Nov g.
80 he democrats of the u Vermont district are
making strong efforts to get candidate into the
held IN time for the special election on Novem-
Der ). Their committee has issued an address
announcing Mr.. Alexander HcLane as the party
candidate, and requesting all democrats to vote
Tor him instead OF Mr.. Denison. Judge Poland
is also working on the sly for stray votes and
tue contest Will possibly be lively and interest.
ing '-Tbe prospects OF Nr. Dawes for the
Senatorship are said to have increased by the
nomination in western Massachusetts, of some of
MS aolest and most ardent friends for the legis-
lature. ''''Some OF the sanguine friends of
General Banks have laid out a very fiatterinp
programme for his future. They imagine that
ne Will he elected 70 Congress, that he will be
made speaker of the next House of Represants-
uves, and that he will then become the demo-
cratic candidate for President. ''..There is
trouble brewing in the democratic camp. There
are 700 many statesmen in the party, and the
ulvlsion OF the spoils is going to be attend ed
with difficulty. Hon. Joseph f. Mcdonald 10 TO
nave az least one determined competitor for the
Senatorship in Judge Holman, and it is not
unlikely that voorhees, NAV Put IN his oar The
CINCINNATI Enquirer publishes an authoritative
ulsIatch rom Lawronceburg, stating that Hoi-
man VII! Re candidate, and that the Announce
ment "causes great rejoicing among democrats
ana Independents III this section Of Indiana,
san IN, gentlemen, and may the best man win
Indianapolis Journal.
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A FOUNTAIN OF LIFE THAT TURNED OUT
BAD.-There was a man in Oswego, Kansas,
who thoue ht that he had fallen into . fat thing.
He discovered a well full of medical water on
his premises. He had it analyzed, and il gave
iodine, biz earbonate Of potash, chloride of lime.
and compound extract of buchu, with q trace OF
old DIR. Townsend's earsaparilla. The fortunate
owner beean to think Of building hotel, and In
his minds eye he saw no end OF rheumatic and
playing bluff and drinking the wster. Alas! an
enemy examined that wen little closer. Two
defunct cats were there, and an equally defunct
rabbit added to the potency. The hotel win not
be built.
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The Railroad TariT ON OH

fHILADELPHIAI October 26.-The foIloWing
comes from an Official source: "Ata mestin5 !
Of representatives of the Trnnk TaiIrosS ii,s.
held IN New York last week, after discussion on
various objections to the new oil rates it wa.
uecioSd mat any reduction was Impractica5le
frnI,, 'nsH an tne Prlnple OF equal through rate-
taitF Oil OIL C-nties upon which the present
"ii W.. nased was the only one which could
ve maintained with or without an agreement
among themselves. From ali information
which they had received they had every reason
10 believe this principle would commend Itself
TO the shipping pubic as il workings were
clearly seen and cOmprehepd0d.
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The hnmfer CnnnIu lAIa ID

NEW oKK, October ga Mobile special 70
the TribaHs says The examination in the
Sumter county conspiracy case was continued
Saturday, and the testimony, both for the pros
ecutisn and defense, was ali taken. When the
prosecution closed Commissioner Gillette dis
charged John Little, (cOlOred,) ) a democrat, one
Of defendants, as there was no evidence that he
had taken any part in the conversation on
which the charge of conspiracy was based; and
after The witnesses for defense had been exam
med, Col. Lee, another OF defendants, was re-
leased, for the same reason. Their arrest was
wholly unwarranted
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The enforcement Act

ADDITIONAL ARRESTS IN SHREVEPORT.
NEW YORK, October ga special disuatrl
from Shreveport says that in Homer. CIaibornf
parish, Nd. Scott. parish judge; j. A. Ramsey
recorder, and 5. Il. Richardson. msyor wer
arrested there Saturday night by one Seiye an
Deputy Marshal Maxey, assisted by cavalry
The cause of the arrests & unknown. No Cit.
zens sre aware of any act to justify even a sus
plcion OF an offence. The arrests we're made in
a most violent manner. The earties are no
alloWed to communicate with their families
Ihe prisoners are cursed and abused. Ramsey
ls the most popular man in the parish. .Trsg
Scott is a candidate for reelection
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The TCRF.-In Be-

crowd witt ,,u on Saturday, ! large
----ossed the trot by the stallion jay
uOud against Goldsmith Maids time OF 2:l4
The following was the result: First heat, quar-
ter mile, 34H half mile, los; mile, 2:20a. Sec
ond heat. quarter mile. "a a half mile, los 3 ;
mile, 2:2l 4. The horse was Withdrawn at this
point, having scratched himself in the second
heat.
Fleei1rnod Park.-At Fleetwood Park Satur-
day the deciding heat for the 81 900 purse was
won by Vanity Fair. Time, 2:27L. In the race
for 81 900, for horses that never beat 24l, there
was dead heat between Music and Gomez
Everett. Ray won second and third heats
time. 2:26k, 225; Barney Kelley fourth heat, in
2:27; Music fifth heat, in 2:25. The race was
then postponed till Monday on account of dark
ness. The $500 race for horses that never beat
PAL, 800 to the first horse, was won by Rut-
ledge in three straight heats. Time, 236,
0.33 z 0.cR
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The CARLIST RTBRLLION-HotC Lord Derbv
SHEbs he SpaHlsh AUlLOritiss.-The spanish en-
bassadOr in London recently made representa-
tiOns 20 Lord Derby, Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs, that supplies OF arms and other matsria Al
OF war, manufactured IN England, were fire.
Quently shipISd for the carlists In SPAN, aud
requested that vigilance be exercised by the
British authorities 10 prevent such violations Of
neutrality. To this Lord Derby replied that the
indefinite continuance OF the war in Spain
showed lack OF patriotism and energy, and IL
the Spanish navy was vigilaDt the landing of
arms for the carlisfS would be imnOssihle.
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NENBURTPoRT, MASS, october pa fire
Is raging In the Georgetown House stables and
two shoe factories. Georgetown and Pentuckei
House are nearly consumed, and several other
buildings, including the new Masonic hail, are
in danger. AS the reservoirs are exhausted, and
there is no water nearer than Lake Pentuc ket,
nearly half mile distant, the engines work Al
great disadvantage, and the whole village Il
in danger.
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A CONSCIENTIOUS JUROR. Philadel-
phia Ledger OF Saturday says:-In the court OF
oyer and terminer, yesterday, Judges Allison
and Paxson on the bench, Benjamin Irrgan was
put upon trial, charged with the murder of
VIM. w. Wlkerson, colored. 1t WAS alleged
that defendant entered a hat manufactory on
% street, near Race, where deceased was en-
ployed, and, without any provocation, defend
ant shot deceased, who was then taken to the
hospital He died on May 2ith. The shooting
occurred on April 18th. VIM. f. keleen, a
juror, was called to serve upon the jury in this
case, but he stated that he could not convict
defendant OF murder in the first degree, because
he chad suffered from negroes and had no lik-
ing for them" After q further examination he
was discharged from attendance upon the court
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SThe registration of New Y,

s1-The registration Of New York city was
completed on Saturday, and nnmbsrs ifo .O75,
against Is ,0ds last year, and las, ,0i0 In 1872.
~The milkmen of Michigan will hold a state
convention soon. Motions 70 q churn are al
ways in order.
@The sexton OF Grace church, New York.
has made his Christianity profitable, and saved
$500
@It is understood that the metr0pOlitsu
police OF New Orleans are about 70 strike To-
three months pay due them.
G<"Politics, politics everywhere" said
candidate the other evening. eyes" continued
a thirsty constituent, "snd not q drop ia
drink"
nIButIer has taken the stump in Massschu-
setts, and viii speak In the towns OF his district
next week. Thompson, opposition candidate,
will follvv him.
1Lieutenant-C Colonel James p. Row. rsfI
United Safes infantry, died in Baltimore o.,
saturday. his remains win be sent 70 Rich-
- The bridesmaid st q recent Oovineton.
Kys wedding wAs the grandmother OF the bride
~One hundred and thirty-six degrees OF
doctor OF divinity have been conferred by COL
ieges " tes Vidtsd States this year.
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Mystery i'm POtlsyiIIe.

FINDING A VICTIM.
PoTTsvILLR, Pa, October zo.-John Nieiuss
has been lodged IN prison here, charged with
being implicated in the murder OF Elias Lesher.
near TrackVille, last week The body has not
vet been recovered, and the case is still
shrouded in mystery. One thousand dollars re-
ward is offered by Mrs. Lesher for the recovery
of the body. Search still continues on the
mountain for the body.
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RuMoRs THAT NETTLEsHIP Has DE-
oAMPBD.-Frederick s. Underhill, of Newark
Detective Nettleship's bondsmsn, is convinced
that Nettleship has decamped, the reports
his friends to the contrary Notwithstanding
C..,s
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MARROW EsCAPE PROM DEATH-A Y5ung
Ldcg'S Presence Of MiUd.-An almost mlracu-
loUs escape, and great presence OF mind was
exhibited az l.45 p. m. yesterday. As Adams
ssifess car rom Philsdelphia was crossing
Camden street, at the nUeTsS1lVh OF howard
street, Miss MOllie Jones, aged % Nears, AZ
tempted % cross the street in front OF tn SOi se
on the track. when she stumbled and felt "a
close proximity TO the horses heads. She at
once commenced a. roll over, which she did
several times, and succeeded in clearing the
track, when the wheels OF the Car we're within
fOur teet OF her person. She was immedi stely
assisted up by the witnesses OF the scene, and
taken 70 Camden Station. when she was found
70 be suffering considerably from nervous pros
uauOn. Her clothing was mach sOilcd, but the
only injury sbe sustained Was 3 slight scratch
upon her hand. The affair created considerable
excitement Iva the neighbOThOOd where it Oc-
cnrret.- BdLlinore Gas.tte. 2itL.
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The HOSTILE SAvAGBs.-Lieutenant Colonel
Buell. struck a small camp OF hostile Indians or
the Salt fork OF the Red river, on October 2.
destroying it. lie follow ed in pursuit, destroy =
ing other Indian lodges and property. Lieuteu-
ant Colonel Davidson moved out against the
Indians on the 2lst.
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TIE AMERICAN CRNTENSIAL.-Advices have
reached Philadelphia that the Centennial board
of the state of Massachusetts,, at Its meeting on
Saturday, at Boston, recommended as q means
OF raising revenue the establishment of an
agency similar to that employed by the govern.
ment through Jay Cooke & Co.
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Vor ARNIM NOT TO BE ERKLKAsKD.-ABs Berlin
dispatch says: The Supreme Tribunal has cOn-
frmed the decision OF the lower court rejecting
Won Arnim appeal for release. Prince hOhen-
lohe has gone 70 EarZin TO zee Bismarck.
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A COURT WITHOUT JURIsDIoTIoN.-Qudsi
CitiSens OhO t0iH haze 10 be made OUer a11in.-Fhe
Attorney General of Louisiana has given an
opinion to the effect that the I'd district court Of
New Orleans has no common law jurisdic
and cannot, therefore, under the act of Com
gress, issue naturalization papers. Some four
thousand persons have been m ade citizens
through the instrumentality of this court and
there Is great excitement over the decision that
declares the work to be invalid. In view of the
decision the Democratic and Conservative State
Central Committee of louisiana have issued a
circular deIouncing the decision as an outrag e
and recommending that every registered citi-
zen thus naturaliZed TO present himself at the
polls and cast his vote. That if this outrage be
consu minated we hold up to the popular exc
Grafton the individual authors of this foul con.
spiracy against q worthy class of our citi zens
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THE BRKCHER-TILToN SCANDAL In New
York, on Saturday, Rev. HenryWard Beecher's
counsel argued before Judge Nelson to compel
Theodore Tilton to furnish q bill of particulars
in his suit at law. Beecher also filed an affi-
davit in the case, declaring that he has a good
Neilson has reserved his decision
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proceeds arising from the
, OF public lands shall be set aside as a spe.
cial fund, and its interest be divided annually,
pro rata, between the people of the several
states aud territories and the District of COlum-
bia, under such provisions, in regard to amount,
allotment, expenditure, and supervision, as
Congress IN its wisdom may deem nt and proper.
IN the wisdom of Congress be made for the pub
icstion of 10000 copies OF the annual report of
this bureau, Immediately on its completion, to
be put at the control or the bureau for distribu
ton among its CORE pondents and the educa-
tors of the country, however many may be or
dered for distribution by members Of the Senate
and House.
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wall street To asy

EEw HoEK. October f6. 6.-Tbs Pos-s nn.D.,.i -.
,iSls .sy,; The sssk 9gsu. .ith wal street mar.
is sss. = SS fS'1s' Ss1s es - :. 'PY 's On d1Pf ut ~ @
ranged from ass O. ] s. o. PER oeuf. rsr cav fSr
use. ThecPoninE rate Is been Ter csst.. ans ths
ss1. .S'e ,,l PsS cent; Pc SIMON fSr Ne.
Trims Tar kers hills On London, And sctnsliy tssS
tor hbrrovers, csp losns thns far TO-DAY haSrDs
oeen guottd At eIss per cent. The extreme duil-
Mercantile eorreSrrs Pay from s 20 pr cent.
TIE uaraesS
NirgirtAs, oousciidstsd 81: 90. eT-s,rp1rs' A.:
new m DO spssis s laI SsiS',Ss s,s ,,As Old Sa0
BAlrlMoKs, ootObet S-CotiSn quiet ana
changed whsSi1 c.sT oI AZ ag i 80 .,s gs.
n Srn SSiiNs NO ] smbsT western, mol y No.
rs,.,,SS ~ s9' Z; so l'Sal % az p.ns DO, IS.
sguthern-White s5uthrrn, sao S@i' -, s.rS
a whis wes,srn, x@ oa,s lli ThsS sSs ~s,sesa, s
southern, ssG6s Westeru nirod, 81: do ~ht ~ "a
po,k hours i suE SssssSsc ss,, ss
40 m good demand, 3Cl a clear rib sidoz guief
msno, g. @S's clesT no si5ss Su.t' isS .9ls. 90
sSssr Cnr'd hams, lac 10. Lsrd l5ssr, issalis,
changer Coffee sirius. So ir1rirv fs.ssS,-
hisky tnll and v wess i q. srEar duii, lo'sa
cliuing beat gui1t sud heavy Com scarce sud
hEw IGEE, ocscber 26.-st1cts lower. usrev
= S1ld 81. kN.hanre, iCrs' s,5s, snort, sls
Cover rIn-bts strsdY.
LoNuov, Ce,obgr g, Il 81 ,. m.-The rSte for
mCury o. tbe Stock Exchauae' oT rrTerti- -r.ut -
eu1itiss is prcttt. Bonds II Is58, old, lts uew
n-ss lu3. Erie. 3 q.
LoNroE, October Is, 9S1 p.m.-The rate ~ Dis
cunt in ,rsu msrkrt f-r three mrnth'- bills I.
II 10 per ceut., which is 10 below the Ba n Il
NJ iana rgtfs. The amount ~ buluau Withdrawn
lref' the Bank on bslauCs t1-daY d. Aas uu1 Paris
ClsFatches quote rcbtCs ~ - francs ~ c-ntimas
THE NEAIHER.
- ~
NAsHfNsroN, u o, Oct 26, ITt. "a. 81 q. M
fkosAE a lTIEs.-F0r the northwest and uppar
iAhes aid thence 20 y issouri, rising harOuet-r
steriY SiUds, cald. clear sud parity clond.
weather. with Occasls nal rain aud heayy frns- to-
mofro-. Ter TIE q wer lake. aud thence % Wet
Virginia, falling barometer. southerlr Winas.
warmer, cloudy weather and occasional rain For
The rest q the Ohio valley sud thence 20 Tennessee
northeast 90 southorly winds, nearly stationarV
pressure shd ten Perst are, partly cloudy weather
ard occasional rails. Tor the south Atlantic aud
Gull staiee, high barometer. northsssteriy ufnds,
nearly stationary aud Der ature, partly
cloudy NeafhCr and Occas iOnsl rain the western
Gulf. For tire middle states, stghtly reduced pres
sure stationary temperature, northeast 90 lheast
Winds, clesr and partly cloudy westher. For New
hnglano, falling barometer Eouf hesst snutb vest
winds, warmer, clear and partly CLOUDY uaatber
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A MAN WITH A TOMBSTONE ON HIS Arm
Samuel b. foreman, q tailor, of Sackman ave-
nue., East New York, has been missing since
Monday. He left his business on Monday 10
draw some money from the bank at Fulton and
Concord streets, but did not return. He Is 1--WE
feet six inches in height, Of slim build, dark
complexion, gray hair and mustache, and when
last seen wore light pants, blue beaver coat,
dark spring overcoat, and light felt hat. On his
arm In India ink is worked q tombstone.-N. Y.
San.
@of 50 CODgressmen elected, only / took the
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nISrB let OF COLUMBIA TAXPAY.
IL khs TAks NOTICE.

A penalty Of one per csntum will be sddeI to your
tar bills on and sfter NOVkMBER
A discount Of one Der eentum to the end of tAis
month.
saving OF two per centum is really made by
paying your tax bills before the month Of October
expires. octasst