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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
N URDEROUS RIOTING ~ TIE SCHUYL
KILL COAL REGION

PAYDAY MADE TnE OCCASION FOR FREE FIGHTS
SHOOTING AND MUEDER-ARREsr or A NOIORi-
Gus CHARACTER AT MAHANOY CITY.
POTgSvILLE, Penn, Aug. 15.-Yesterday
being the first general pay day among the miners
northern section OF this region since rosunp-
lion, and money being unusually plenty, there
were number OF disturbances, free fights.
shooting cases. and assassnation caused by drunhen
braws At Grardyille, last night two named John
stzel and Thos Love got into alteration. Shortly
after the quarrel. Slzel put in his appearance at tie
office OF Squire Guyther and demanded a for
the arrest OF Love. While the Squire preparing to
two men, who fred through window. Love has fed.
Al Shenandoah the hremen had picnic which was
Kept up until a late hour last night. A named
James who had beer-stand the picnic grounds being
sked TO sell beer to two men, while waiting
on them was shot by Of them and instantly killed
This murder the rcsul. OF bad feeling which has ex
listed between different factions since James killed
In sefdeieIse year ago.
AT Mahanyy CITY, at IL p. last night, a free fight
Its inmates aud conteats Three who engaged
IN the row were shot and wounded. Christian
turnover, while standing on the pavement look
ing on was shot IN the breast, the
ball coming out at his back He will die. A late dis
patch tonight states that Bunkower still living and
during the DAY made his will Among the wounded WAS
notorious character known Bully Bl" whose life
has been attempted before. and who was brought TO
Pottsyiie by Mahoney City constable and od sed in the
county jail today
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THE ALLEGED INSURANCE FRAUDS.

On Saturday Thomas Hickey of Greene-st.,
Jersey CITY, appeared before Justice Davis and made an
affidavit setting forth that AOnzo f. Dean exlir Com
missioner and former Secretary OF the Jersey City Fire
Insurance Company, had represented himself 10 be- an
agent the Lancashire Insurance Company of Manches
ter England and had taken premium Of $50 from him
on policy for So 900 on June IL. On Friday the Gen
eral gent Of the Company, at No 1877 Broadway, sent
Hickey notice announcing that the policy was cancced
because the premium not paid. Judge Davis issued
a warrant for Deans arrest ard he gave bail TO appear
for examination to-day.
Mr.. Dean informed reporter Of THE TRIBUNE that he
was way concerned in the matter, as il was quar-
rel between the New-York office and Henry L. Tyler
the New Jersey agent. He made this statement " am
simply broker III the took the renewal Of policy
NO 23s 92S and paid tie premium to Tyler. vino Is the
COmpanys agent The receipt which Hickey has for the
money bears Tyer's signature, not NINE and that shows
that did not represent self as the agent of the Com
pany. Tyler has not paid the money TO the Company
aud now they repudating his actions on that nc
count. have the check bearing Tylers Endorsement
showing that the money IL paid. have monthly ac-
counts with most agents and settle them win check
because give the receipts TO the insured partles hlr
Tyler that he has not received the money and that
Mr. Dean him $500 for premiums. The case Will he
brought before Police Justice Reese this morning There
several other compliments Who have not yet begun
legal proceedings.
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DIED.

HAYs-At Long Branch. NewJersey. Saturday Aug II
Mary widow of James Hays, and sister Of tho
Funeral strsicss win held at ST. Paricks Cathedral To-
morrow Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
bert only son Of John B. and Emma o. HendnckS'n and
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HoYT-At Rdgehed Conn OF cholera infaatnm on sstus.
aud Anne +. Hoyi, aged months and y days: .,.-
Aug. II, at lo'a O'Clock a.
% sandy aug r. a. s1s 's a q a
Marie Augustine eldest beloved Of Pierre and
The Sfan Ss sna Of the afs invited
ave twenty rstst TUESDAY, Aug H. at4 O'Clock u.
KEELERAt Daubury. Conn. Aug II, Lyman Keller aged
Funeral on Monday, O'Clock Pc.
FIay Aug - at e SGSsr
Sarah gfn" I0rtwCo in tic 18Th year Of his sg,
sgs,e VIII be held at st. Mans ShI5S Il o. osS
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend
LoCKwooDon the 18th inst New Rochelle Of pnenma
MIA Samuel Lockwood, agod 81 years months and IL
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
E IsS near Ftasve M2ndsy the 18th man
se TAKEN by psn o %ooaawS for
MUMFoRDAt Paris France on the 25th day OF July 1871
TnoI Telegraph Company. YORK. in year a
rnneis services at Grace Church, Rochester, N Y,
O'Clock, Tuesday m9rong Aug H. Relatives and friends
Enthusiastically, the 18Th inst. at Pleasant vse6
Ducess County \. " Robe, son Of WIN p and Grse. e
Fnnera at ie r. sence OF his gTandfA her. VIM Kent -
Monroe. Lee, Brooklyn on Monday Aug 10. at pm.
sNITM-In this city Friday. Aug. Is, 1875 Caroline Ps
daughter Of James smith.
The relatives and friends family invited 10 attend
the funeral residence l67 Fast FIFTY
Monday morning NJ 10 o'clock. Her remains VIII %
| taken 10 Portland Ne. for ntermeDt
Suddenly, at Harlem Aug IL, Capt John y
1allman.
| Notice funeral hereafter.
TuoMPsoN-In Flushing, l. l., Saturday Aug H. corneiA
T.. Thompson.
Tuners Tuesday, l7th. al D..
VIRTUE on sunday Aug IS 1875, William A. Virtue. late
London England aged 35 years. at his residence No.
Irving place.
will take place from the Church OF the Tfansfgu
rat Twenty .nnths between Fifth aud Madison ayeAs
Tuesday Aug II, AZ 10 O'Clock M His Trends are ~
specially Invited to attend without further notice
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THE MISSISSIPPI AT A STAND.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 15.-The river came
almost to stand last night rising only quarter OF IN
inch snce, and Ii SO feet IL inches. and within
half al inch Of the danger line There no further damage
reported although the river higher than In the spring
food The immense bottom between here and Crowley
Ridge has not been filed with water, as II was in the
Spring There il great diversity Of opini in regard to
the damage the cotton crop In this district which ex'
tends from the Missouri line 10 the mouth OF the ArAa-
sas River Some atsert that the damage VIII aggregate
800 bales while Others who have watched the ef-
fects OF the flood closely are equally as positive ihat II
will not exceed 10000 bales. There IL much rejoicing
over the tact that the 6ood has reached s limit. ana
there Ia A consequent feeling OF relief rapid decline
sets In there Will probably he Little aaditohai damage
dODa
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MTDNTGHT WEATHER REPC RI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE oy THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrTlcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Monday, Aug. lG-l q. N. }
Synopsis for the past "A hours

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrTICER.f
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Monday, Aug. l6-l a. H.
Synopsis for the past "a hoWs
Rain has prevailed during the DAY In the
Southern States the upper lakes and the western portion
Of the lower lake region. l., 4, .
Cloudy weather and local rains are reported In the
Middle st.les and clear clearing weather IN the
South Wos North West, and upper lake region, with III
creased pressure and light, variable winds.
The IL lowest north or the upper lake region
and highest near the South Atlantic coast.
Tue Mississippi has fiIlicn Inches at 81 LOUIS ana
inches at Cairo and has risen a Memphis, wnero mas
reached the danger line inches 81 tcksburs, anu s
inches at New-Oreas The Ohio has fallen - inches at
CINCINNATI inches at Louisville, aud 10 inches at Pad-
cab. ,,,,
For Neir-Engand he Nddie states aud ne iorer lake
reJ,,, continued and gsneroHy Cloudy heather,
,ch ght RAINS southeast ~ sohHreSs ~iho', ana ya'''
in1 barometer during the DAY.
For the south Atlantic and Eastern Gun states areas
Of rain with partly cloudy and warmer weather. south
For the Western Gulf States, Tennessee and ihe ONO
Valley clear or fair weather. and slowly rising baroine-
fer with south west winds. aud higher temperature
than on sunday. except in the ONO valley, where IL VIII
change but slightly. , - ,,,, - .
For the upper Like rcgon the Upper Mississippi and
JoWer Missouri Valleys clear or alr weather ana con-
tinurd low temperature with northwest TO sOuthe e-t
winds aud rising barometer followed " railing DafouI-
c,er and variable winds west of the Mississippi
The Ohio VIII piobtbly fall slowly AT all stations Inc
Mississippi viii continue ~ fall AT stations above Hlei-
pns AMI Ienan stationary or rise very slowly NJ Menu
pui5 and stations below.
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THE FAIJrRE OF TURNER BROTHERS.

A meeting of the creditors of the suspended
firm OF Turner Brothers, bankers, at No ii Nas'aust,
was recently held ut the Office OF Isaac Dayton. at No.
500 broadway for the purpose OF proving debts and
choosing assignee trustee under the order OF the
United states District Court. The total amount OF
claims presented WAS about f22J,Oo0. John Casrce.
President of the Irving National Bank, was elected
trustee and committee was appointed, consisting
of Pbllo G. Calhoun H. X Ihurter, aud Daniel Oakley,
who are in connection with Mr.. Casrce in settling
up the affairs OF the bnn Mr.. Castec stated 10 re-
Porter OF THE TLIBIH on Saturday chat the Court
would probably confirm tie pCtOn OF tho meeting to-day,
when Ii would remain for him, with the Committee ap-
poIned take such they might deem proper
and the best OF the creditors The assets no
said, consist principally OF railroad bonds and uini-
proved and unprOductlNc real estate
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

The subjects OF health and dlsease-h0w to
nresrry. IN. one and prevent the other-ate or para
inoupt importance TO every individual thorough
kuowedge of ne conditions to be observed IN tho py s.
Zeal deveIopment OF man-tEe avoidance OF those eyl
practices that generate much OF the misery 10 winch
humanity heir and the ulillmcnt OF those duties re-
nursd for ,seryston or those wonderful health
trusts consigned To man by his Creator-sh0ud FORM tne
h,ss of rational education. The American mind Is
active IL has gwen books OF fiction for the senti
ment dist learned books for the scholar ana professional
student, but books for me people "A BOOK f0r me
peopIe must relate to subject OF UNIVERSAL interest
such "A subject Is the ply seal man, ana such DOCK
1.-THE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVisLk "a
CODY OF which has been recently ald on our taDe Inc
Mel professional atialDments of ltB Author-Dr H. v.
PIERCE of Buffalo, n " and the advantages derived by
Ln from an extensive practice would alone insure Tor
his work cordial reception But these arr not the mcr
A.. for which IL claims attention Inc Author Is
n man OF me JeOpie lie sympanlles wrh them III Oil
their efforts aud ttanments He pcrceiyes their want
kn0TIeus OF MemSeiresand believing that all truth
shoud be made universal as GOds own Sunlight from
liz mud of learning and experience he has produced
work I'm which he gives them the Dement'S Oi his abors
In IL he considers IN every phase OF MS existence,
from the moment he energies from raylcss atom TOO
aminutiye for the sight, until he gradually evolves 10
Which furnishes subjective evidence Of our immortality"
Proceeding upon the theory that every Tact OF nihd has
ply scal anteccdent he has gwen an adDiape Ueatso
Oh Cerebral Physiology and shown the bearings VI the
facts thus established upon indy la anu SOCIAL welfare.
The Author believes with spencer, that las vigorous
health and its accompanying high spirits are larger ee
ments OF happiness than any other things Whatever me
teaoh hing how 10 maintain them In teaching that yields
to no other whatever and accordingly has introduced
an extensive discussion VI the nehods W which wo nay
the onset Of disease Domestic Remcdcstheir prepare
tlop uscs and erocts-i0rn prominent ioa.ure OF Tue
work The hygienic treatment nursing VI the alex. Ia
important sub>ect and receives attention comineAsu
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THRILLING Event AT A SCRANTON NINE

SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. 15.-Ihe Mount
Pleasant mine. in this city. the scene OF thrilling
accident Yesterday About a. ~. six started TO
walk down the slope l,120 feet long, forming the main
entrance to tho mine, and up which the Diamond vein
coal is hauled When they halfway down the men
at the head-house started 10 lower II train OF cars. But
the first oar entered the slope broke away from the
grappnl.-hook aud went down the slope like lightning
leaving the men the head house paraly wed with horror
the probable consequences Three OF the descending
miner. found refuge in excavation in the wall David
Owens and Evan Davis were instantly killed and thrown
forty feet Thomas Stent received probably fata gsh
on Inc forehead. The ear, jumping the track knocked
away some props, brought down shower Of stones, and
stOpped.
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TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAvIyl Aur a. sugar-Th, fluctuations In gold have
TO prevent advance and the demand and saee
have been limited with small bsine transacted paIkss
closed fairly active Nos 10 10 IL d. - 21Ioa ieam ~
srrobs; sugar l2al2h reals Museoysdo suEar
Si4ia reals Centrifugal sugars Nos to ~. In boxes
i74eI7la reals DO, in bhds. I72dl5,t reals stock y
and Matanzas, 3JZ.JOD n0xes ano
10000 hhd receipts Of The week 1000 boxes and zoo hes
exports OF the woek 1900 boxes and 800 hhds incuGne
zoo boxes and 200 bhds 10 the United states Moas
quiet so degrees polarization 4aS reas aeg sscec
Flour. s3sasti y Dbl for American. Hans ss.a5sso
aulnta American, cured Lard In kegs tsdSHS
$Ininial: DO, In tins, &52ds53 Potatoes si3dalS ~
Dbl Lumber nominal White Pine, sIgfttz NJ rtc9
pine t6Od $50 dull Chewing Tobacco. s56a $50
auinaI Corn 1874 reals Hoops nominal Freish1
fat loading for tho IDlfel states box %
Sugar oCa35c; Of sugar e. 5Odsi Tobacco dsIi
New Crop looking uDfavOrabe anish Gold. 23&d2S0
Exchange quiet on the United states 80 days currency
iI5dII8 prem. short sight DO. llsfi20 prem: e9
Prem; on London. l7Sei75 prem; on Paris. i4oel&2
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sport Tho course will be 70 Block fsisA and return
and the race WIN 10 required to be msdo in eight hours
BAEE BALL

BASE BALL.
The Flyaways of New-YOrk and the Con-
cord Club Of Brooklyn played their first game for tho
amateur championship the Captoine Grounds satur-
day The playing OF neither club was up to Its usual
standard. The Flysways, however played somewhat
better than their opponents and won the game oy tno
following score:
Clubs Ist2d 81 4th 9TH 9Th 7th 9Th 9th fetal
t1sscrS.:: g 8 3 @
The Amity Club of Brooklyn played the
Staten Island Club at Staten Island on Saturday The
playing both sides very good The batting OF the
Amity was the feature of the game but the fielding OF
the Staten Island Club the BEST aud the latter CLUB
won by score VI 10 TO
The seventh game of the championship
series between Hartford and New Haven mines was
played on Saturday at Hartford Conn The Hartford
Club won easily by a score OF IL to %.
The game between the Athletics and the
St. Louis Brown Stockings, which was played at ST. Louis
on Saturday was by the Athletic Club. The score
was tot.
The Boston professionally nine played the
Stars (Amateurs) Of Covington, KY, at Cincinnati on
Saturday. The to in favor OF the BostonS'
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NEWPORT REGATTA.
RACE FOR TIE GARNER CUPS TO-DAY.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 15.-Ie-Inorrow tho
race forNice Commodore Gamers cups VIII take place
cup each for first and second class an"
each for first and second class soops Tho following are
the enrie. the names and owners being given schoones
Alarm. Commodore Kingssnd; Restless B. Nicholson
Kane; Rambler, ". ii. Thomas Eva, f. Burd ofupp
Drcadnsught A. b. stockwe; Idler, s. j. Colgate; eho'
Bradhurst < Asten. soops windwTd, W. L. "iilonghoy
Vision, j. j. Alexandra; vindex Robert H. Centre; Addo
v. Cornelius Roosevelt; Genia Sheppard Homans Inc
start will be flying one time viii DO taken as eaea
To- ths Dnmniings The hour Of starting will DO an
nonnced by signal from tho na9-ship and all WIZ 10 70,
ed In ofo,s The line shu - minutes after the signal
given II Is nntter Of comment that so many yachts
have entered for Tomorrow IL goes toshow tnat gooa
Inc irct wiaeoompany the race and large number u
nalnto Will go on board OF tbnm 70 witness the dAss
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
GFor other Ship ye,cs see Third Pa9e.l
.nntUEn


s and Sn Sa ssnay tsS%
BARK Lucia C t.J Cacsce Malaga 40 days. with wine 40
grapes -. ,r..,..,, x.,~.,
a ay IN Ss AnSbo 4 Sandy look Tor Orders
B Bsr ss sona a.o % 9arS q days
schr j. r. woodruff woodruff. Bangor with lumber
schr Clara woodhouse Cruise Bra1os 20 ds's win WOW
scsf Henry Parker; Lewis GsorsetSwn.
Jp w..asS%s Sogrisn LIZ i.i sos Sef.ish
IN %Ssssa; Boston Lucy , Colin. PG s,Ss
4. 4, Stew Stevens. t New Bedford N''''''''''
DOMESTIC PORTS.
from Af rsn 'u
tanooga, from Bangor Sailed, sehr Katie N Cove fss
LIVES, Del Aug io.-Arrved brig FideI!a. from cieo
Ass A. d., s9g,%sD A' s, t f.es
ro%r1sS Ts; .cars John r;. Kr. IA
R.ssil. and brig Gipssy Queen. o.. u,,,,, ,.,
Ne% Ok Jsin Hopkins. from SaiiHcrs scnr. MaEsie
s a. sasSn 'pa + Dqr s
Ho6osen Georgia, ffon Wehswkep Arrived lith.
2 saa a isS% hsh s Ray T.s%
tyTHs Iron on lS% A. I from Phi!
GALVESTON, Aug. li.-Arrvod brig Absis T,tcoma from
NOZZLE Aug. li-clearcd, bark Z. shup. McDous'' fos
NEwORLEASs Aug H.-Arrivsd. steamship Tsppahanock.
NV. BEDFORD. Aug l.-saIed ship Marepso for sAa
FTsnciscO 49,
PASS EOUraE Aug. i4.-saled. bark Adeline c. Adams
for Bordeaux.
LApEIPinA Aug 1.-THE steamship Pennsylvsns from
Philadelphia Aug Tor Liverpool passed Browhead at M
today Arrived steamship Vsderland. from Antwerp shp
Tonswanda from Liverpool bark Frusoni Dsoo from Est
fast,
BALTIMORE. Aug. 14.-Arrved Steamship America frog
Gs cav rom 0 Papha ArToa ih
ship AdmiTol from Scvfork
FOREIGN PORTS
PLYMOUTH Aug 1.-THE Hamburg American Limo steam
shp from Aug 5, arrived here yesten
day and sailed for Hamburg 49,
a RsssIowN Aug I5.-Ths White star Line Steamship
Britann,c from New.lOrk Aug 7, arrived tonight
HAVANA. Aug. 13-Arrlyed, steamship Austin, simgso3
Rockpor Texas Sailed bark Loretta Span foI BATE
Sailed f4th bark ictora lSpan for New'Yorh brig
%sTsslas Aug i3"saied brigs Geo W. Chase and La
ard :. W. Coffin. for North Of Hatteras.
c. d. Aug l3.Saiied, steamship James BArrae
(Brb, Tor London. -. -
WINDSOR. N. -, Aug. l2.-Arved. brig Day STAR fron
Portland. -.
PIcIoU. ~ 3. Aug l3.-Arrved bark Atlantic OBJ, frog
Ne1-YOrk.
SPOKEN.
MAJ Is lat ~ Al s. long SO IL b. ship Atmosphere from
y
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ACCIDENTS.
A TRAIN OFF TIE TRACK.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-The night express train
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad was thrown from the
track Friday night within fifty feet of the trese over
Beaver Creek Indiana rail had been malicOusly re-
moved with tools stolen from the hand car Lotse at
Huron. Engine and tender went into TIE creek twenty
feet below The first express was shot clear across
he creek and entirely demolished. The second express
ear and the forward day coach driven beyond the
trestlc and turned partly The second day coach
and forward driven the bridge,
rnnIng ties and remaining. Two OF the sleeping
cars did not leave the rails The engineer and fireman
were only slightly bruised No else injured. 1t
is not known who removed the rail.
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0RITIIARY NOTES.

Lieut.. Commander George William AImen-
trout, who died Friday last at sea on board the
steamer Spsin native OF Indianapolis and entered
the United States Navy in November, 1861 He served
the Colorado from 1866 TO 1867 aud also that
steamship when she at Key West In December 1873
pending the troubles with Spain arising out OF the Vir
ginius msSsacIc
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 15.-The Hon. Solomon
Cohen died this morning the age of 73 He Post
naacr of tia ciY under the Pierce and Buchanan "a
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A GREAT DAY AT ROCHESTER.

THE BEST -FOUR HE.T5 on RECORD MADE IN TIE
FREE FOR ALL PEACEFULLY THE WINNER.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug 15.-FrOm $4,000
t Do 900 p,oul attended the races yesterday. The
finished 2,7 race was called and completed in one heat
Rartls won the heat and tho race in 222 Mole Morris
took second money Eva third, and Carrie fourth The
free for all race brought ont Goldsmith Maid, Lulu
Nettie and Alncric an Girl. The first heat was won
by the Maid the second by Lulu, beating the Mad oy
half length, amid wild excitement Luu won tue neat
two heats beating the Maid by head only, once
no . I.uytb and n half These the best four heats
ON record. Nette was third The time in full 10 ~
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AFFAIRS OF DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co.

Judge Shipman stated to u reporter of TIE
TRIBUNE on Saturday that lie should file preliminary
statement Of the condition Of the suspended firm Of Dun
can, sherman & Co. to-day The statement viii he as
complete has been possible to make il in the tlpo
allowed. The exact amount OF money that Will be
obtained In certain cannot, OF course,
be- gwen but where there has any doubt about the
true value OF the property Judge Shipnan said ne nad
the estimate rather below the amount nat VIII prop.
able he obtained for IT, he preferred that the final
statement should make better rather than worse
showing OF the affairs of the fl1u If there proves 10 De
any considerable difference between /, and tho statement
uoH % be made.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A fire broke out about 1890 Il. III. yesterday
on the third floor Of the ourstory brownstono building
at No. 60 warrenst occupied BY the Metropolitan Book
bindery Company. The damage to stock was $1,000
The first floor slightly damaged by water IL was
occupied By Dupny X Phoenix Wholesale gr0cers. The
second floor was also damaged about 300 This floor
was occupied by Goencr Co., dealers in dyestuiis All
the goods insured The damage 10 Inc DudlnS was
sllsht The cause OF lhe fire Is unknown
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PROBABLE MURDER DURING A HEATED DISCUS
SION

At about 9:45 p. IN. yesterday Frederick
Kurz among crowd OF men in font Of No ll5 Sec
ondst who talking about the closing BY the police
the disordeIy house and beer saloon at No III Sec
ondst. kept by Charles Doll The discussion soon be-
came heated and something said TO Kurt 20 which
he responded by striking man. Immediately afcrward
Kurtz stabbed ia the ahdomen but he does not know
by whom, aud could not identify his assaant. kurtz
attended by Dr. hacay, who pronounced the wound
severe and dangerous lie was taken TO his home
at No lO7 5econdst Serg Bergold and Detective Rob
inson search OF the assailant VI kuIL, but little
hope Is expressed OF his arrest
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DAMAGING FIRE IN A BREWERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1o.-lo-day francis
Perot x Sons extensive ale brewery, on Vinest was
partially destroyed by a fire originating the third
floor above the boerroom Thirty thousand bushels Of
grain were entirely destroyed by water Tho loss by hre
will amount $1,000 while the lose on machinery aud
stock by water will amount Ia $4,000 or SJo,oVo'
covered by insurance ia Philadelphia and Eastern COM
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NOT TILE PLAN

From The Atlanta Constitution.
AS he stood up to the tcket-Oflice window
he looked though lie might have been tarboier when
Noah cAked the Ark.
sab, ef you please"
!. Where's your money :" demanded the agent.
. its1ist one fur boz ways ain IL, sub e.
1es and ticket good for five days"
well, wants 10 pay for dc ticket Oh DE way back
Sase I ear'eis Is " gimme de money Ion coming