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AN EMBRYO DIPLOMATIsT.

FTOIn TIC TIth5DNfY IIfIH'H' :,
The other day when a Vicksbnrg boy had
trouble with neghbor's boy and out hrstbest he
realized that something must he done at home and he
slid into the house and said:
Mother, you know how good aud kind you have been
to Mrs. b, next doorl"
Eyes. have tried 10 be good negbbor to her" .
"We do you know that sic you clean your teeth
with whitcwash brush and That father ought to nave
pension for living with you"
He slid out and when Mrs b. reached The gate, on er
way the house ask why her boy must b. pounded
NJ in that way, she heard a shr voice calling ont
" Vile wretch do Mt you enter that gate on yoI get
scadedr
She returned home and the young statesman dropped
down under shade tree kicked up his heels ana softly
ciuckled:
That settles her, and now want TO catch her Tom
again for just fourteen seconds"
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4 SENSIBLE PROGRAMME.

Ff1H TIE F HH0pN E0cs 4Foy'0HBs
THE TRIBUNE made great " htn ut Sara
toga Thursday with IT, extra cation, Civ inS a
fun account OF the University Of the day before,
which was sold and read hours ahead OF any ether
New-York paper The edition was disposed of N very
short time ami genuine surprise AKA satisfaction
an collie ians and Tn u friend, ~ aOg. But SUI \
exploits rs this and It's recent wonderful reproduction of
the DOllymOuht targets, ia which IL completely ecpscd
all rivals, does THE IkIItNE demonstrate ana maintain
It's claim 10 leading tG'1cnn newspaper" II -
moi prsing that ia circulation ~ the principal Sara
hot s cXceeds that OF all the other Nc|-Iork papers
mt. ,t.r
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rl,UF COMMISSIONERS OF RAPID TRAXSiT
Ecoal Notices.

COURT or COMMON PLEAS W, yI,,, AN NJ,
IEISqRiASYGE 4 b%1T g7' Aht G az
c. MIILi3ii JOSEPH II. CQArts D. MEL Z. KIN DALI;
I2lF4H y JUN F52NiY eosfSA SEif
CHARLEs scHALK, FOSTER ,. CitDEEssIEH, ED%4ARtID
PEN BELDFN !; ROGERS H0Gm MA ar gpHN L
Defeniants -s,umnons-io relief Com ser 10 me Ge
s fasP 70 d noSy n a af n 's s
tis in -. ONCE Of Tie ,grS 81 NE ' 49, 10, S"o u
YOU answ er 70 e sst cenpa n ne a.. sn He' ,,s rs
days after the service OF tbs Summons on YOU 81 to
Gay 81 .ien r H., , Ia,f,g IN tbs ion viii
Apply te reief demanded IN the complaint
dated Ne" 'O'i IiffSh3 l. BoGERT rlonuas Attorney,
the once * &c cer OF lie Court Of Connon pleas no
city and CONT, oi Nr% ORR IN &c w court nous ih mo
Ga% 81 M. nESY 4. HjGa.sI, Paindls At'orney.
NEW-YORN SUPREME COURT. Comfy Of
~ NewYo'h-AN MA NAlA "a A.' -, ~ ~, gene a
5aIi Tciditand h.rom, ana oo iou Aiisr Or, P-utgs
oT roy ,aai on co1r1ct - ne defendant jsener
Otto Aa'.., in tie boy Untitled aeon: . S9a f n ,
COW % Wien fic,t with TO o. the County lew
anisori 10 c sad complaint on the subscriber AZ o,c
Nc q 5caafay NV So, &c, SIX S9S s src ss %
trc day Of saci service ard YOU FL 20 answer ne CON-
iaSc Judgment aeais yor the srmei Tlse Tho. md
io@r ii'a ole loo Wiz st Hr and et er be-
sides the COST q is action Dated Iuly ihe e. ii7s
so c. BE- lfw9v. View YORK Gay
in Sspr V yae r n H. oac y Ire Clerk OF the CSGny
~ ,.rv- .'ofl. on tic OH day 81 j NV. 1910.
a. q. VANDER.D Ef, pllintifs' Attorney,
Jy22 l'w IA so u BIoad"ay, N'"-1''N NY:
SVpGENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
= OF Nl,NYQRK-1osf H. Ml,Nol End u sI3 T. be
IA ESPHIsL.LA. Plaintiffs, agairH FkANCt7'D. i,f'
N BIRIA ami ~ NIiqCi ~ corn osiig +, rin e 20
money A maud ootgac Com not s.r,ei9 To th' ar.nd
amt. 1i,, .nrial AMI caci Of hom ron ere h.n} -.n
nonei and required the comp amt IN ms .Ai'u
which n be Dle! IN The Office % tn CfN me C af 'o
81 ii ~ v.York et TIE Courthouse IN sad city, and To- 'fo
~ CORY oi your To the sad complaint on ne -b-' ID
en- m their Ofico VO Wall Ia sad city, within o. iy
da aor the rglcc tbs summons you eNcisi az o
day II such sofyic. and yeu fl toan."er NE ~" tiAi
plant within Aforesaid, he pan,hs n .hs a'"
Y al m he uguOhf 1Ius yOu for the sum ~ tiNrh tiSu
ono Il n,:a and sixty, three Dollars eng i
Cent, an Gold Coin the United States WIN mere - ~
todd Coin Five T.oHslnd and Tire Dolai4 end "ffny
Cents. Parcel thereof ,ie 9TH day Oi ju, All On
Six Thousand Hundred and sixty Dollars and TWO 'is
te mlinder thereof, the oOmut neon ~ Oh i'' 20 ,
h. Sides OF this action. )aitl Non y b! -
1875. ENAHIS sou TINA ~, ~ = ~ :. 49,. f.
Tic compliant in the ahovecntitled action hlea m no
Odica "a III, Clgr the city and County Of New" gi ~
tic Court house IN SAID city, ihe 2th dy ~ Ju I'D
EVART>, SOUTHLAND q CuOAtb-
Jy22 laY6@Th fnntns AtuiA, 3
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60. t0bom ii man Concern.

Any PARTY having private or responsible
~ attended 10 IN tins country or Europe ~ uer
s0D Supervision hear ~ rsiaDe person by addressing
H. YELLING, Tribune Oilee. References HDqUestOnaDe
OFFICE OF THE CONYIssIONEs Of RAPID TRANSIT PART 81
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NEW Co"kl-Hpi 81 :
NEW YORK, Jfly -, 1875.
YVHE COMMISSIONERS OF RAPID TRANSIT
hereby civ, that fof the pHrDso OF oxrciI- the
bus they appointed they request that all
plans and sg. lnteudei 10 be sted 10 tm
10 method Of construction. Operation % Hii
Transit Railway them VTiiing or before Aug
l. 90 a. ts Office. Models and drawings may De lent ~
this office on any daY except saturday bofweea 10 M and
=. JONEfii HhAI'slA \, ilNo4l'H"
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CALENDARS-TnIs DAr.
'NIsIs-NIfff-If HE YAfs
SrPRTHE COrRT-CuAMBEils- WEsTBEooK J..

SUPREME COrRr-C HAMBEis-WEsBEooR. J.
Is Chamberlain aet FL S1.Horris agt The Fleet.
lott. wool Assn. DC.
10 Carpenter agt. Strange 81 Daier, ear, at. agt.
cX'X. SINE
80 Frost act. Van Loon 81. Hnskwe eli art. Driscoi.
SC gS .Jac ksDn Iilrr. &c
80 Muller agt Grant,, &c 1i2. .Grahafn a.t Good
80 industrial Tx. Co. ag ll3ia keyBlaleu Gcui-
MOfgcnihau
Is. Life Assn ~ America III .Ceuth ag Itrxins.
agt. Rhodes H1.. rappap agi. Da cunha.
So Soc Ref 81 Juv. Del 100 Jordan agt. Midland,
agt. weber Nc. u. y. and FerryCo.
40. Ere Railway Co. agt lG6. Beilain agt southern
Could aud 1t Iel Co.
10 Lozer agt. Nelson q 100 Baldwin agt. Southern
InOtloss-i. and At Tel Co.
80. Duncan aef. Re witt.
ClSEgAL SE5sIONs-AdJ Ourned for tho term.
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nFcIsIONs-.IrIr o.

Swpreme Corri--( hrr,brs-By Judge Donohue-
Nowyork Mutual Jas light Co. agt The Mayor &cAfoon
granted.
f,ouaop Plea.-Specql T,-n-By Chief-Justice
Dilyin the matter Of Mntn.MotIon granted Tinkerman
ait cnpsey-in Injunction granted. Cummings agf Timber
man frt gerald fg Beicn-~ee opinions. August Kcyher
AT Elizabeth Reylcr.-Ortcr % reference granted.
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macbiIerp.

Established 1921.
TH0siAs =. TAsKER, JR. sIEPBES T. N. TAskRR.
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.
w PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHI ADFIPgiA.
TASKEk IRON WORKS
NrWCASftE byIAWAkK
Office Fifth and T3sAef sts Philadelphia
and warehouse. No. - cold T., Nrv York.
Office and Narrl onse. No. SO Oliver at, BI,st0n
Maniac OF Wrought Iran Welded Iubcs. pian gal
vanizci roDbef cO0fed. gas, steam aud water
IAPMLLDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES
OIL WELL IU - Nc AID CA-IHG. -
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS
ChST-IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPRONED COAL GAS APPAiAI ~, &C.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. 80.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OF.
PATENT VULCANIZE RI BbERcOATED TUBE
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LAMENTATIONS OF TA.wEIyG WITH JURY.

LAMENTATIONS OF TAMFLIlING WITH \ JURY.
4 rather extraordinary scene occurred in the
Marine Court Chambers, before Judge spiudiag 2cs-
feq,'ay. lc cas-" OF George ". Flanders against Com
ilodorc John J. G!asOn had iot been submitted to the
CONT vhcu cXJudso Curtis counsel Tor the defendant
rose aid addressing, thc Court, said j
Nour Honor viii member bad difficulty in
procuring igfy and Cen. hatfield lIldftii's counsel
- nifc doubt hy The inst ution and instruction OF
his Observation-Disclosures ~u'ur Efforts h3l iccn naG" Nv
Coino orc NiGsson in ls Gtcls-t, 80 poe"r iUiy
favorable Dr. cause. ~ was leaving Tie court last
er.ui,. saw 1ir. Franz; webb tn - uy hlaTsha and
I was informed mat zee hal been approached D., the
plaintiff IN his action, and ais, tnat -lr. Tloma. Smith
The Clerk OF the First Di.irc. c0ari, had been
approached and also of tie Jurors SO far - Com
noo'c G!asson IS concerned i not necessary that any
Nndicaiiun shOnid hc had at the hand OF yoIr Honor
from thi~ mos fou csesion still MS long "a the matter
was hruted by tho oticr side deem IL nay duty as
officer ;he court 40 cil Your onor's attention 10 H. 10
take such action yOu VII deem meet. Mr. Webb Is
here
Judge Spauding-I is proper hat the Court take into
consideration these statements that hive been made Il
either OF The V1?f' have attempted 10 tamrcr with the
jury the Court git 40 know il.
Altcr some further discussion Judge Spaulding said
shat he would hold Investigation ii the matter al
Monday next. when he desired the witnesses to
be present
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NIINIATIrRE ALMANAC.

sun rses 1910 rs .nn sets.... 1925 Moon RISES. go
lsH DAY-A.
Sandy Hook 1921 T~land.IlOl Hell G.. Ferry O2o
HIGH WATER DAi-p, NJ
sandy Hook Cows Island. ll23 Hen @. Ferry O1O
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Gales bn Gnriion.

a MERwTS, Aucuoneer
pY BANGS, MERWIN a Co., 656 Broadway,
Ee Boai-stsaies of Books, Works Of Art, Fancy
Goods.
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IRE OF seeing you homo this evening II so keep this
card n not please return Il. II can't see you
home may sit on tho park fence and soc you go by y
N'">' ' Name omtted.)
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IN 4 RAD WAY.

Prom Tue tIr1nN1h NfWF.
The young man who III Withdrawing his
Handkerchief rom his pocket saturday afternoon
dropped the following bief do; on the sidewalk Is ey
deiy la bad way Fair lady, may have the pleas
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Giliionerp.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
~ BERLIN IL JONES ENVELOPE COMPANY AND
PAPEH WAREHOUSE Nos. 1874 and 1873 NllliaGlsi. New
YORK. have faciy fCc manufacturing rio. envelopes
per dsy Patent Folding and Cumming Machines at
prices below the Liberal discounts 10 the tade
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Cprpcration = Offices.


EORFURNISHINGR REGISTRY BOOKS, Sc
Department anh July ~ 1875 10 O'Clock m. suppng
cy Record io Copies for At city iia
ITOR REGULATING Grading, and FIaggiug.---
mon, OF rbic Works until July IL 1873, ~ ocoe m iSr
nians gi Ing setlng SuiD id Snlt4 'c,sh ~ Ia
at ' 30 81 clt, Hail ii'' 90 IN ~ 49,
E'OR PAYING THIRD AyE.-SEALED PRO-
r0 S a T 20 Essy BY the o pp %fss all 81 s
E w n see the OF cy ivy Record fI COPIES FOR sale No.
c C8 p naii '''' go l-' wy -.D.O'D 1D.-' -
EORPAYTNG THIRD AYE.-sEMED PRO,
0As T a SG eyfS y as Y7 for as
for particulars The CITY Record Copies for sale a; No
EIOR REPAIRS TO A STEAM-TUG-
sEAILD rR ,PoSAIs will 9e reeS1et ~ M r,sis \,
for plricullIs The Cy Record Copies .or eat No.
LrOR FURNISHING 5000 BARRELS OF
3 p WI an IL ree aesc ~ to
July H. 1875, ior supplying 800 barrel, Of Flour y,
5 t5 i i'i.'l'' SO ~ NY e'D. lVD, =. - ~
F70R FURNISHING DRY GOODS, GROCE-
4 MES and LHArHER.-scaled Proposals VIII be r.
plying Dry GOODS, GROCERIES, LEATHER, sc, arih
TSr prtcaas Sc TIL CITY RECORD Copies for aeas
No Cts Hsll.
DEPARTMENT or PUBIC woa,,s co,DIS-IoSEes oygcR}
ROOM IS CRY Hall, NEW YoAK, July o, 1919
NOTICE is hereby given that on and alter
- the first day Of August next FIVE PER tENI VIII DO
aided 20 all unpaid FITI JOHN POTTER
Commissioner NJ Public Works
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CoNIssIONE4s OYFICF, ROOM 10. Clll Hall
NEw.YORK July 10, 1919 =.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pet.
ton Of the prOperty owners with maps anu pau of 'ny
change nade IN 52d ST., from llt 20 lZulavs, - n ',
pcling before the Common Council All persons nit va
iic aforementioned change OF grade AMI LAYING nl5 "a
thereto requested present the same IA Nun 70 '
unicf signed al the Office before the 2sh isnant
or,,I ~ ssSS1 ~ Pubic h9ewyb W..
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TURKEY.

CONSTANTI NOBLE, August 2l.-lt Is
officially stated that the news published
in foreign journals regarding the
lierHegOyerian Instruction is much eX-
aggeratod, The government viii soon
have one hundred and eighty thous md
men concentrated in HcrZrgovania,
and has only been waiting until able
to concentrate sufficient force to ne
able 10 crush the Insurgents with the
luMt possible ciluslUn OF blood.
Dervisch RoCha has now been ordered
to take offensive steps, Representa-
tiycs OF powers entirely friendly have
requested facilities to communicate
with insurgents for the PURPOSE Of
cOUnseliing submission to the Ottoman
government, and Informing them that
they have to hope for from the INTER
EchDUn Of foreign powers
LONDON, August 9L--l'he Vienna
New Press Is iniorlled that the British
Ambassador to Austria recently tor
Warded to the Sultan the action Of the
great powers, ,iid pointed oUt TO that
Sovereign the Significance OF the step.
a Vienna political correspondent
says the action OF the powers WIS the
tender uf friendly liices, aud not IN
lprveu,iou, and THINKS the refusal OF
purkcy to accede to their proposition
was not iin;d.
\ special dispatch to the Standard
from Vienna represents that fifty Turk
ish families persisted when the iusur-
gents destroyed Rerhcra and Sevirjar
\ y Reuter- telegram. from Vienna de-
ehics the truth OF Il special dispatch IN
the daily News of yesterday, that the
Turks had forced the insurgents to
raise the raise the eeigc Of Tribigue.
That town is still surrounded by insur-
gent in large numbers, and the seige
continues.
PARIS, August 2l.--The Memorial
Diplomutique says that all the powers
have agreed in urging Scrvia and
Montenegro to remain neutral in the
present conflict, and that this advice
will be backed by force if necessary.
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TuE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.


RICHMOND, August 2l.--rhe session
of yesterday evening was taken up in
considering the report Of the commit
tee Oh resolutions. One paragraph OF
the report is to the effect that "this
Convention looks with anxiety aud
alarm at the condition Of disorganila-
ton and dissatisfaction existing in the
party in the state at the appointment
of numbers Of Federal office holders all
over the State, many being prominent
Democrats, who would blush were Re
publican sentiments imputed to them,
and of others who are an incubus to
the party, and who are preparing fora
precptate deserion to the Demo-
cratic lines in case the late lamented
Confederacy should succeed IN estab-
fishing its power again in 1876"
The resolutions were discussed at
length, and finally sent to the commit
tee Oh Federal relations.
\ resolution was passed pelitioning
the legislature against the proposed
amendment to the constitution, which
DISTINGUISHES Il person convicted OF
petit larceny, and requires u man to
pay his poll tax before he can vote
The rest of the session was taken up
in organizing, with no particular fea-
lures OF interest.
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TELEUEAPllO BREYITIRS.

The people of Williamson county,
IlIlinlS, are forming vigilance com.
miitoyS 10 protect themselves from
deSpeIadocs infesting that section.
y heavy rain last night caused the
water Ia flow into the cngiup-room o.
tHe NmoSkeag manufacturing works
at Manchester New Hampshire. The
lhrnacc fires We're put out and the
steam thereby generated severely
scaIdcd four persons. Other and serious
damage to adjacent buildings hy the
flood is reported.
81 The rapid decline Of the water In the
Mississippi river at Memphis hus set at
rest all fears of any further damage to
crops from an overflow. So great is
the the diversity of opinion in regard
to the damage already done in
the loWlaudS bordering upon the
river in the Memphis district
that Il is impossible to estimate the
loss. The amount Of damage Is vari-
onsly fixed at from 500, 600 to $500 600
INT there is no precedent upon which
To base an estimate of the ELECTS upon
cotton OF an overflow ut this season of
theSear, The acreage ofcorn DESTROYED
largely exceeds that OF cotton.
\ Chicago telegram says that Hon.
j. Russell Young cannot yet definitely
answer It's to his acceptance or refusal
OF the tender OF the Stcretaryship Of
the Interior.
EX-President rhiers declines TO be-
comea candidate for the French Sen
ptA D. fn,ptTt,r 4, 10,
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FINANCIAL AND G0itNFRClAL
OrFrGoFTi@ DALLAS Iirr.AtO
I4r,.t

orMrGor wi@ DALLAS IirrAto }
Ausut' %, l>3. /
Guld, iluaIli. silver lUI.
HNch9'V DOMESTIC, T.. pul cont at'cuuut
Siil'ua = pes cont premium. tur,l.u QUO.
tniiuuS uuuinul.
3, ODE.
OotH, per bushcl, &,aioc.
Com per bnSlnL IA >AucE, i5a,a0c; gnclird
GupGi 10, New, iImo1t.
Hay, bai"d, urw crop, per ton, ne uu,,ll M
LOOSE do rs UlHiO 90,
Potatoes per uushrl, 81 lU,,l -.
Onioas, per NuShel, 71Il ~.
Barley Gltr05c per hushel
bran, a % por ton,
Rye, udW5jf per bushel
Hides, dry tiint, per pound, honvy, l8i .1lI;
dry ttintprr pnund, l,Bht lOggll grcri, 6m
De- HNlted, bMG@e.
llhr; low mlddline, l2lsc; middliug hl,c;
good middliug, lai,e.
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WASHINGTON.
Reported Photographic interruptions
ContraIieted-D Death OF IL Texas
Mail Contractor

WASHINGTON, Augusi u Olliciai
advIces FROM the Rio Grande contra,
diets the statements that Chg United
States military telegraph line. be-
tween Brownsville aud Ringgold, IS
being continually cut 10 has oeen
Working for two weeks without tr0u-
BILE Of any klpi. ltwas twice cut near
Brownsville when building, but as II
suffered to the lnme extent m Norlh-
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compliance with the requirements OF
lhe state constitution, 10 he, city OF
New Orleans, whites, 1921 colorcd,
loGUt; total, -03, 1863. AN increase of
I!,9iG upon thu census of 1870. The
population OF the whoio State stands
white, 4Ot&Gl coiogcd, 5000 mn oX-
cess Of culorcd over whites of 1909,
ana Il total increase Of l2S, IS over the
census Of lS,0. These figures may he
subjected to some slight modification,
the returns Of one or two remote par
ishos moi being quite complete.
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ESREEGN.
HebeiiiOTs IihOkand Attempted Al.
iuSincnt Of iic iier2c%0vcnian
Troubles by ihe Grcut Powers.
RUSSIA.

LONDON, August 2l.-'rhe Times pub.
fishes Il special dispatch from Berlin
saying that the Khokand rebels had
attacked II Russian body guard, II is
expected that the Russian Government
viii order the military occupation OF
khoknnd The Daily News has u
special from Vienna TO the effect that
the Russian General kaufman il or
ganizing an expedition against Kho-
kand in revenge for attacks upon Rus
sian soldicry.
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SryDW M0gNlNG AUGUST %.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
TIE WEATHER,

For the Gulf States, cloudy weather
and rain, winds and raising tompera-
turc, northerly to eaSterly winds and
rising barometer during the night;
for the southwest local rains, with cast
to south winds and slight changes in
temperature and barometer The Mis-
sssippi river mt stations above Helena
will fall slowly and at Nicisburg and
Helena the river will remain station
AIRY or rise very slightly,
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MORE CXALEC ACID.
Narrow Escape OfFhuriOw Weed and
Family From Poisoning.

New York, August q. Hon. Thur
low Weed, together with his family
and servants, have for two days been
suffering severely from symptoms re-
sembling cholera. The consulting
physicians, puzzled by sudden and
strange sickness which indicated pois-
oning, have discovered that the cop
ner tea-kettle used for boiling water
Tor tea and coffee has been secured with
oxalic acid which combined with the
copper and formed urseniate Of copper
The physicians say that Weed, his
daughter, and three servants had n
narrow escape.
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TELEGRAPH MARK RTS.



GALVESTON, August q. Gold ll3tsmlllil
silver i0Ei9OSI,
Cotton marie, quiet. Ordinary lie; rood
ordinary lie; low mlddIing BE: midling
lSAc: good lnlddling, l.1o. Receipts as baltt
Flour good demand and llrm. Double
\, 10 1907 90; treble, 81 Zoos %; choice ianl.
ily, " coz lGncy,.O li@l0 %.
=, heat steady and selling atsl 3j@l 10 fol
No. =, ON ears.
Hides active and higher. Dry flint, l3d
lie; selected, Ice; kipS, calves and stock
sailed, one-third OFF; damaged, one half OIL;
light sailed sold as flint, with allowance for
salt; wet sailed selected. 7c.; cuts and grubg
nc; butchers green io5c; cuts and scores
e of,
NNw YORK, August 2l.-Gold opened Mt
ll3is.
stocks dun and prices better. Money y.
per cent. Gold ll3ls.
Exchange, long, = 81 short, SOIs. Gov
ernmcnts dull aud Il little lower for some, the
rest steady. states quiet and tower for Ten
nGSScc and Georgia, the rest steady
lii4c. Sales 1891 bales
Flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat quio /
aud llrmer, Corn steady.
Pork heavy ut S2l 50; lard heavy ;
steam, l%iC.
PAEis, August 2l,-Rcntes CO.. i7l5c.
L1NERPooL August Moon Cotton
steady. Middllng uplanGS7 l-l6d, Middhng
Orleans Tjsd. Sales 10000 bales; for spccula-
ton and export 300 bales.
Cotton to arrive easier and not quotably
lower.
BALTIMORE, August 2l.-Flour dull. City
Mills 81 2jge7 80,
Wheat steady. Pennsylvania red 81 i3@
VI Maryland rod Il loot lO' white Il 200
IL.
Corn weak western steady Southern yell
low SIC.
LIVERPOOL, August 2O-0 p. M-Sales on
basis mddling uplands nothing below
low middllng, deliverable October and No
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-22
90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS

Constructed In tho year 1873, improve
suggest I'd by .; perionce In other yards, have
been introduced and II IL believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether IN winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving IL unloadod directly In
the pens and placed Immediately on tho
market.
buyers from New York. boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points nre permanently located NJ the yards
mud ALL ppers cnn confidently anticipate an
active md reliable market for all receipts
however large, ndd for all grades OF stock.
Every effort will be made 10 advance the
confidence of shippers In the ~. Louis live
stock market which has nlrendy, through
the agency Oi these yards, become ~ least
the ouunl of amy live stock market In the
west, md by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, II Will become
the largest Wholesale market In the west for
cnttle ia II n now the equal OF any for all
other stock.
Arrangement, have been made Tor the
prompt forwarding rom Venice OF all con-
Algnncnts from Illinois,
"A flrpt-clngs hotel for the convenience OF
itp patrons In attached TO tho yard
The East ~. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management Of Newman, Hastings a
Co., has It's oillco In the general offices OF the
yarda. ISAAC II. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULIiALL, Superintendent
J, GREEN CASH, Assistant superlntendont.
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