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CONFESSION OF MURDER AND RoBBERY.
Wednesday evening young German, call
ing himself John Kane, alias SIZZLING, gave
himself up to the Newark police, saying
that being out OF employment, he became a
tramp, about three months ago, and In con-
junction with three Others, about 10 miles
east of PittsDurg, murdered and robbed an
elderly Gem Kane had in his posses
sion pOstal-card directed TO "Otto Kuhn,
Leavenworth Ka.," and also a certificate OF
baptism, dated Berlin, May 20, 1875, of Hugo
Otto Kuhn. He will be sent TO the peniten-
tiary for thirty days as vagrant, and i'm the
meantime inquiries will be made as TO the
truth OF his story.
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The baltimore Pf1ch Market

HALTIMOkE, August 2D,--2,5eQ bOXe5 o
peaches were received at Light-street wharf
terday by steamers ana puugiC5 FROM diff
rta, les. Heavy arriyanS continue the glut
IN the market. OF the receipts Yesterday
pver2 900 boxes were reshipped to the grow
Frs or thrown into the river. Prime peache
brought 35aG0 and extras Gna>5 cents per box.
The quality for several days past mas i'm
proved very much AID fruit OF the hles
flavor and Yarietv IS coming in freely
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DESTROYED by LIGHTNING

TOII HFELP0tE, Augusl ZJ.-Nurlng q
thunder storm last night the lightning struck
fHe barn of {. V. Baker, near CaStletoB, on
the west shore OF the Hudson, destroying il
aud six large out-buildiugs. The loss is
~i5Utu5 insurance unknOwn.
4 STEAM SAW MILL BURNED.
CHICAGO, August CA special to the
I'i"G from Minneapolis, MINI, says the
steam saw m Il OF Bray, Richards & Co. was
burned yesterday morning. The loss is
~ 0O0 insurance SIp Goa
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fTR4 HAN BROS. a. 90.
Enptr fIuaytrSas Stains

baltimore, August IA statement o.
the assets ana liabilities Of this house, winch
suspended Un Tues tay last, was submitted
10 The creditors yesterday The assets a
large port Df which are in real estate in
iJ,0#h. and the liabilities at ~Go,0p). \
proposition to accept the notes Of the firm
for the entire Indebtedness at &. 10. 10 and p
months, with interest, was suggested, and
met with favorable consideration. WIN tue
exception Of about II GNO due IN New Yor K
and Philadelphia. The Indebtedness is due
creditors Hprp
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ATTEMPT TO Poison CREw.-John
Evans, cook of the schooner HARRISON Hick-
man, W no was brought here in irons from
Cuba on that vessel, was yesterday commit
ted for examination on charge of having.
in the port OF Nuevitas, attempted to poison
Captain Shepherd, the two mates and eight
sesmen by pOuI ing croton oil over the pro-
visions. The presence of the drug was de-
legged to have previously attempted TO fire
the vessel, his motive being revenge for a
reprimand from the captain.--N Y. Jour. OF
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oa;ctaI Visit tn Canada

QUEBEC, August 2O.-The visit shortly to
Quebec. and TO the Dominion generally, OF
Captain klrwan, the general secretary o.
the Home Rule confederation OF Great Bit
ain, Is announced. He comes to this countr.
20 recruit his health, but has. at the requeS
OF The Home Rnle league OF Dublin. consent
Cd 70 represent that body while in CAM Ia
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The Scare I'm lieaIgia.

AUGUSTA. GA, August 20.-All quiet in
the counties below. Arrests still continue
Morris and Harris. ringleaders in the con-
templated instruction, are still at large 1t
is believed that there will be no further trou-
ole. The negroes have dispersed ana returned
to their homes
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ARRESTED FOR SELLING "CADAvERS."-
An invest CATION has been commenced al
Halifax, y. ., of the charge made agains.
DIR. Lindsay Of selling the remains of persou
who died at the Halifax hospital. A-tdur Nc
bowel, the principal witness, upon conclud-
ing his testimony, was arrested on a charge
OF perjury preferred against him by DR.. Lind
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Heayx Shipment OF Petroleum.

BALTIMORE, August 2l.-The British ShiI
Norseman, which cleared from this port to
day for Antwerp, takes out 10 ,52S bbls., max
ing 4e0,9l9 gallons of refined petroleum, he
ing the largest cargo OF refined oil eve
shipped from this port. The shippers art
Mayer Bros. & Co, OF y. y.
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CoLORED STATE CONVENTION con
NentiOn OF cOiOTed DELEGATES from the several
COUNTIES and towns Of Virginia assembled at
Richmond yesterday to consider matters
pertaining To the interests OF the race in Eir-
ginia. The convention organized with State
Senator j. II. Evans, Of Petersburg, as pTesi-
dent. aud after passing resolutions endorsing
President Grants administration and thank
'ng God for the blessings of tbs past ten years,
adjourned until to-day.
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\ CAT TIRED OF LIFE COMMITS SUICIDE
Last week at Lafayette. Indiana, a large
black cat slowly approached the Ferry street
canal bridge and stood for minute cOntem-
plating the angry Hood. Then he deliberately
plunged in, and, holding his head persist
emily under water, was drowned. 4 vera
clOus reporter. equally courageous in the
presence or water, did that with his little
pencil
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TIE True INwARDSESS or THE OHIO
hFNOCRNCY.-TuC Cincinnati Commercial
cOTgGatuiates itSe'l as follows on the prom
'Sed appearance of Henry Clay Dean in OHIO.
He i a man who says what ne means and
be means the REPUTATION Ofthe national lebt.
He does not take the trouble 10 preach up in
ii2tlOn as an Intermediary process. lie gOes
for reputation first. last aud all the time.
He is comparatively an honest man. When
ne talks we shall get at the true iuwar,Iness
o. Ohio democracy"
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MRS. SCOTT-STDDOSS AS A RIFLE VOL
MAN.-MTs. Scott SiddOns has distinguished
herself as a volunteer rifewOman. The Bide
ford and TOTringtOn Rifle Corps have OBJ
tanned new long range, which was recently
formally opened by Mrs. Scott SiddOns. In
the presence Of Sir Edward Green, the local
gentry, ard the officers and men of the re-
spective corps, Mrs. SiddOns took a Martini
Henry rife and fired at the target, making a
bulls eye" the first time and center
with her second shot.
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THE COLORED PEOPLE CELEBRATING
SALT WATER DAY."-A dispatch from
Long Branch. dated the 18th instant say~:
This being Salt Water Day." the cOiOrsd
population residing within a radius OF twenty
miles Of Long Branch assembled here in fulI
force. At one time there were fully a10 81
them on the beach. They mOnopOlizef for "A
time ali the available carriages, hacks ant
stages. and large number drove TO Pres
dent Grants cottage TO pay their respects
hnt lie Vas absent.
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4 DEsPERArE YILLAIN eight vears nf a.

y DESPERATE VILLAIN eight years OF age,
named Robert Gordon. has recently been
sentenced by an English clergyman and
magistrate 10 one month in prison aud five
years in refOrmatory, for the onense OF
placing few pebbles on the track OF the
Midland railway, with the purpose, tOquOte
his own blood curdlinC language, OF hearing
them Ego sInudge" when the train passed
or
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TERRIBLE CRIME CHARG ED Upon A
YOUNG HUSBAND.-A dispatch from Nc
Lean:borO', illinois, says Mrs. Charles NJ
OgleSby, living near WalpOle was found in
her house last Monday with her throat GU,
rom ear 10 ear, and a razor with which the
act was Gone lying ON the floor. Her hus
band, young man twenty-three yeas old,
formerly from POSey county, Ind, has been
arrested on suspicion Of having committed
fhP apPl
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QUEBEC, August 2l-Three children, by
the name of Lord, aged one, two and four
years, living in the parish of Cashmere, we re
burned IN death in their house, their mother
having locked them III for safety while she
Was attending 10 Some work OnL Sile.
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rarisian actress, strange capricious crea-
ture, half Arab by blood, who has plenty of
lovers, but loves none. A quick-sightet. SEN
sible creature is Yallandiera, not to build
her affections upon the sandy vows OF those
SLEEK Erenchnen-
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BRAVE LITTLE NISS-Rosie Cotter
man, aged ten little German girl of Bloom
ingtOn, Illinois, bravely stood in the way of
an Infatuated COW till she had put four or five
smaller children over a fence Her clothing
was almost all ripped from her ami she was
badly bruised, but the mayor and police
force, as they descended from the lamp posts
and telegraph poles were loud In praise of
her courage
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MANS INHUMANITY TO WoMAN.-Wm.
Carroll went To his house, sS Park avenue,
his wife begged him not to ruin the carpet
and furniture. Carroll kicked her, and she
began to cry. Carroll shouted, an give you
something to cry for" and snatching the
mattress from the bed, he grabbed a bed slat
and began to pound her over the head. Her
screams attracted the police, but she was I'M
conscious before they reached her. In the
hospital the physicians feared she might die.
Carroll is in jail.-N Y Si1a, 18Th.
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CutInfo "A Hundred Pieces.

ALTOONA, PA, August 20.-While a DO,
named James Stahl, from this city, was rid
ing up the mountain last night in a coal ca
the train gave way and he was precipitate,
10 the track. His body was cut into a hun
drei piecaS
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The Great Swimming Match.

PHILADELPHIA, August 21.-IOhnSon aud
COyle Will swim in another match on Tues
day next from LaZarettO to Gloucester, the
distance being three miles less than in their
first match.
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Vhe Canadian Suurersess

Der LIN, ONT, August ZO.-The annual
German SPpgerfest concluded last night
ana was "a great success. 1t is proposed tc
held the next meeting at Toronto.
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a SPECIMEN OF VIRGINIA JUsTICE.-Dr.
Hen ~ j. Arson, a former prominent citizen
Of DinwIddie county, Va, has been convict
ed in that county of the charge OF highway
robbery. and sentenced TO fifteen years in tn
Ieniientiafy. Two negroes, charged as &C
complies, were convicted and sentenced 10
eighteen wears each.
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FECHTER, the ACTOR, 1t Is said, lives like a
travelling prince. The best rooms in the hotels
are often not good enough for him, while mis-
bills for wines, brandies, beer, and extra
waiter u attendance, are said TO be enormous,
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THE REMAINS OF GREENWOOD SENT TO
CHICAGO.-The representatives Of the Chi
cagO Journal returned 20 that city yesterday
from Whitehall, Michigan, with the body OF
young GIimwood, who was lost with the
terOuaut Donaldson. 1t has been fully ideD-
tined. Grimwood's father left Chicago with
the remains of his son for Bristol station in
Kendall county, H., where the funeral will
lake MACE
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THE WESTERN CROPs.-The Cincinnati
Price Current has reports from various sec
souri,, Michigan, Kentucky, and other states,
which show that wheat, corn and other crops
present full acreage, yield somewhat short,
large losses by rain, AMI the quality very
inferior
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THE RACES AT UTICA.-At the Utica Park
IN. " races yesterday he 2:29 race was VOL
by Adelaide, Annie CO inns second, Snanty
third Collins took the second heat. Time
2:22x, pa, 2:2., 2:264. In the 218 race only
Lady Maud and Nettie trotted, Judge Full
lertOn being Withdrawn on account OF lame.
ness. Maud won in three straight heats
Time. 2:22A. 2:3OA. Dds.
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Charlie Ross Fouud Again

WHITEHALL, y. Y, August ia child
answering 10 the description of Charlie Ross
has been discovered at Schuyler's Falls, near
Pittsburgh. He is with cOioreitfamii
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CONDEMNED
FFLoN.-George w. Pemberton, now await
ing execution in the Suffolk county, Mass
chusetts, Jail, for the murder of Mrs Bing-
ham, attempted to commit suicide on
Wednesday night by stabbing himself with
the handle OF spoon which ne had sharp
elet,
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SPOTTED TAILS PRICE for the Black
HIS is - 600. When last in Washington
he was asked TO indicate his figures but re-
pntn, -, there is no use talking about that;
my price is a goo deal more than the Great
Father is able payD
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DEATH OF REAR ADMIRAL CDLLISS.-A
telegram received AT the Navy department
this morning from Captain +. Simpson, com
mandIHG The L. :. steamer Omaha, datet
Panama, August 18Th, announces the death
ON The Sun instant at CailaO. Peru. OF Rear
Admiral Napoleon Collins. commanding the
United states naval force on the south Pa
c.fc station. lie did Of crys pelas after an
iilIeSS OF three days. and was buried with
military tOnOrS in the Protestant cemetery
at Leilc Vita, near CallaO. Roar Admiral
Reed WOrJteu has been ordered to the COM
mdnd OF the south Pacific station. Pending
Il arrival, the command OF The station Will
dtVOIVe upon Captain Simpson, Of the
Omaha, who IS the senior officer on that sta
non.
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SAM BARD, who started fresh newspaper
enterprise few weeks ago, is coming north
''to spend some weeks" Has the sheriff got
after him so soon PSF. Louis Globe Democrat.
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~Three hundred houses were burned at
Ryef, Russia, yesterday.
Ex-senator Key, Andrew Johnson's sue
cessor, was serenaded at Chattanooga last
night.
~The new schedule OF passenger rates
from Chicago east goes into effect on Monday
next.
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Mt.at DC Nord., .,aNs abont Lt.

IhIaNfLS, August III NOnI, Iue nus
sian organ. discussing the Turkish inSurrec-
tion' says mat Russia, Germany and Aus
ira are In accord on The point that the East
"rN queej on shall not be raised. Peace has
been temporarily disturbed, but the general
peace Is secure beyond attack. France and
Italy VIII doubtless he invited to Ioiu these
thtee powers. Turkey must recognize the
need OF ending the int0iorabie regime and OF
processing seriously with 4 reform winch has
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~ FLEAsURB sEEAEhs.


Afr his Gate sad during the -Uus.eT months toe
tas lIyI StesEaT E--sI Boy xiii .Ksas
Rave y All lEcCI- from s-h sweet Ss-sInttsKN
= bar syery ESD AID "a TT 3 -sr-szzs-s71as
Ial n ring. ST ClUCk, fo- principal landings
tn Potomac 'Uc'UtIu- The favOrite Summer Be
sorts % elton and Baki-tpn's Island Returning
viii arrive ~ " s-hiu gtun early on Wednesday and
turdsy evening On Saturday, in sdditiOn to the
ESose lsLtilss the i lot Boy viii ta@e passengers
Tor Leon sFt--vu, arriving there early s3ne eve
III z, irsy on SuIcAy morning. Tor Washington.
The scenery Oh the Potomac being u1sur pas 9ed e,
&C the Pilot BOY tte only steamer afJrdlog view
II entire route by daylight. makes these most
pleasant AID neal, ii trips for families and social
IaTIle- fsTe, single TIP, S 2 round trip tickets
l5pt uIui 1-et, S3 spply 10
=. L EITZHGG Oh. Agent,
islc IT Sixth street Wharf.
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THE LONG BRANCH COURT OUTRAGE To
FAvEA SEQUEL The Indignation against
tie participants in the outrage in Justice
Lanes courtroom is intense. Chief OF Police
Green, who liberated Townley, the convicted
and sentenced keeper of dfsorderly house,
was apparently scared Tuesday by the effect
of the outrage. He rearrested Townley and
ment rather than pay the fine. Green's
friends claim that he was drunk at the time
OF the riot and release OF the prisoner He
will be arraigned Saturday before the town
commissioners, and il is supposed that he
will lose his pOsition.-LOno Branch Cor. "
Y. World
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YET ANOTHER Boy FIEND.-Massachu-
sets papers say that Benjamin Twisden, ten
seven, TO go out in a boat with him at
Swampscott, that state, recently, and when
they were considerable distance from shore
the Twisden boy seized his companion and
told him he intended to drown him. Casting
him overheard head downward, and retain
ing hold of his feet, he held him in that po-
sitfOn until the boy was unconscious, when
he was compelled TO pull his victim from the
water by man who had witnessed the scene.
He said he did IL "for fun" but few seconds
more would have caused q sequel which
would not have been quite so funny.
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THE VANDERBILT HOMESTEAD AT STA
TEN ISLAND The Vanderbilt homestead,
on Bay street. Stapleton, :. l.. owned by the
dred years ago. Is SIN in good state 81
preservation. TIE village trustees have
nom tine 10 time made Improvements about
the grounds by raising the sidewalks. which
are now about four feet above the level az the
grass plot ia mont OF the house yet Mr. Van
derbilt is not disposed to make any changes.
The barn on the rear of the lot y in tumble
down condition and Mr.. Vanderbilt has
often been asked TO repair the old structure,
but he always says he wants IL as IL is-that
1t is good enough for him. All OF the Conn
modOre'S real estate on Staten Island, eX-
cepting this old homestead, was some time
ago decided to VIM. II. Vanderbilt, the con-
Siderat ton being sly Y. Hp,lf lqfn
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FOREIGN NE!TS.
The Sick Mem HctU>e4 ta fRke <I1oJ


CoNsTANTTNOFLE, August 2D.-Later in
i"lbSeuJe from me scene Of the inSsIIr. elton
ia HcTZFg Vint - satisfactory. Tho governor
o. TIE province announces tutt there lS less
excitement amnu2,t he people, auGyae an H.
pGtts prompt lscidca.lOu. Toe Russian
Austrian ana German a-ubd a lors had n
rrotTa GteG conference with the Grand NlZier
yesterday. Il IS understood that they adj
v'-ed a suspension OF hOstiiitIeS. with view
10 dNCrt an opportunity for d pertaining the
Iri eNauccS OF the Insurgents. Turkey de
tilltd 10 dCc-te 10 this proposition. The
Russian ambassador lad AN Interview with
The Sultan. aud Afterwards the Grand Nlzier
was summoned 10 TIE palace. The foreign
d.. ..... .
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MRS PoMERoY's INNOCENT LAMB Mrs
r. a. Pomeroy, the mother OF the boy fiend
Jesse POmeTOy, now under sentence OF death
in MasSac husetts, has written letter To a
friend, in which she says there is no Justice
IL Massachusetts fOr poor boy. She adds
81 DO not doubt but that be is insane-driven
mSaLe-Griven insane by the treatment that
was heaped upon us. Jesse is no ordinary
boy. but 90 believe he is no criminal. Jesse
never was of a cruel disposition; there never
was q more kird-hearted boy. Is il not a
little strange that his mother never saw "A
thing In The boy that would lead me Ia sup
pose him capable of committing such crimes?
IL is entirely different from his disposition.
and the people have been blinded 10y passion,
and shut their eyes To the real facts, ann
been Blinded by the horrible crimes recently
committed in our midst and as I write yOu
this last blow has fallen. They tell me that
my boy il TO die, and what for? Why. TO
satisfy the mothers of Massachusetts. Yes
mothers. But DO here declare that the time
will come when this great injustice will be
known. 1t may he TOO late TO save the life
OF my boy. but it must come. sooner or later
Mark what ] say. Massachusetts will yet
bow in shame for numbering my boy. for
murder II viii surely be. / have no fear for
my boy; God VIII take care OF him. Remem-
Der, Vengeance is mine; l will repay, saith
the Lord. -
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kilograms to The Star.
THE WAR IN HERzEGoVINA.

THE SULTAN DECLINES 10 ACCEPT ADYIC2.
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that Governor Allen win Withdraw from
the gubernatorial contest on account OF i'll
health.
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HELMROLD At LONG BRASCH-Ts S,OrU
= HiA fuSGaig q WcGs Iayen'isn " ne EaentB.
At the Mans ou House this afternoon the
writer met Dr. II. L. HeimhOld, who has
within "A few DAYS been reported as the in
mate Of an insane asylum in Philadelphia.
He arrived yesterday. and has been inspect
ing the place which, during several sea sons
his four i'm hand. his costly dinners and his
liberal way vi living did much To enliven.
Am crazy he said. in reply 10 a ques-
ton about the report OF his insanity. well.
guess not. I'm not in a lunatic asylum,
hats certain. That story Is a base inven-
health, or was going To say in better
spirits, but that would hardly be true.
have suffered a good deal OF misfortune. pc
cUuiaTliy, and that don't tend tO make a
man happy. Now, here's a picture" He
had just bought a StereOScopic view of Toe
block Of stores, since burned, that he used 10
own here. "A good deal of money has gone
az ia smoke, just as that row OF buildings
Did. But I'm going 10 live thirty years vet,
II ] follow the example OF my father, and
that will give me time TO retrieve
Nj. Helubold u IN appearance the 81 me
nervous, energetic little man that he was
when in the midst of his wonderful business
success and fast way OF living. He talked
rationally about a plan for the future, say
ing that he intended TO stay here until the
middle OF September, and that about the LIST
OF November he expected 90 open a drug
store IN New York. friends having prOfiered
Sufficient capital. His wife, who mas lost
none OF the beauty that was once "A social
attraction al the Helmboid cottage, has been
here nearly all the season with her children
This evening MOllenhauer's Ocean Hotel
band sereBaded DIR. Helmbold, and be made
a brief responsive speech, that was more, by
the way. than the young editors boss, jay
Gould, did last night, when the same band
Went up 10 Seabright and played under the
windows OF his cottage. Gould neither
showed himself nor glimmer OF light-LsaC
branch Dispatch 20 ". Il. Stut. 1917.
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1The new union depot at w orcester
which has just been completed, cost sIoo,ooo.
0San Francisco will shortly ship % the
Mikado OF Japan a state carriage valued at
5000, four horses worth S25 900, and harness
costing q, 500.
nIA cashmere shawl II % be presented 10
the Princess OF Wales on the occasion Of her
visit 10 India IL 10 now being made al
Srenuggur, and will cost 81 900.
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SAt q Troy church an admission fee OF
five cents is charged all persons not pew
holders.
~A Catholic congress is I'm session al
Poitiers. The opening sermon was delivered
yesterday by the archbishop Of Orleans.
DA migratory sheep raiser In Beatrice,
Nebraska, has a flock OF 500 sheep. he lives
in a house on wheels, and with his family
and focks mtgrates from place 10 place In
search Of good grazing grounds.