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THE sOUNDEsr KIND OF TALK.
New Jerseys War Governor showing why
Hayes should be Defeated.

Ex-Gov. Joel Pai ker delivered speech
an immense audience. "The other day" SAID
he, "Mr Blaine told US why he was opposed to
the election OF Mr.. 1iiden. Now will tell you
In brief why oppose the election Of Mr.. Hayes.
When he entered on mis- duties as Governor "a
bill was passed reducing fees IN the state $Sp,-
0O0, but this bill was repealed. He certainly did
not veto 1t, but he used his influence against
the measure. He was In Congress for three
years, and not one Republican in ten thousand
remembered anything about him after lie got
there. The only speech he made was In explain
ing bis vote on subsidy for railroad corpora
ton."
Mr. Parker added that his chief objection to
Mr.. Haves was because n would be continua-
tiOn OF the present corrupt Federal Admins
tration. Mr. Hayes must continue In ONCE the
men who are advancing his cause. tCries Of
Blaine, Belknap, Morton, Shepherd, and Cband-
ler VINO Ia II that congratulated Mr. HAYES
when he received the nOminatiDn2 Grant and
Blaine. The Ring a. ashington must DO the
men who v i'll surround him aud give tone to his
administration, and therefore the speaker
thought IIales should no. be elected.
The present Government has brought almost
financial ruin on the country IN fact,
IL Is going from bad to worse we
from door TO door begging their bread and our
commerce driven from the seas. The Admins
tration Is incapable OF conducting system Of
finance necessary for the countrys prosperity
1he speaker then showed how national ex
penses had Increased within the last Ave years.
and sad there Is not vessel In the navy to-day
but Is cOmpara'ively worthless. Ihs public
lands have been given away u railroad corpora
simply to form an army Of politicians to keep
the party iu power.
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UNCLE DICK EATING CLANS.
The Noteworthy Far, OF Tuesdmv's Fun At
the CcntrnI Avcnue Cinm Bake.

Uncle Dick Schel, Mayor wickham,
sheriff Conner. Commissioner Brennan, and
Major Lench, OF the Irish team. we're present
on Tuesday on tho grounds Of Cases Hotel.
Uncle DICK came early. silently no stood
huugrIly gazing upon pile OF SIN oking seaweed.
wherein skGt loads Of CLANS were baking, with
hb hat mtilted over the back of his head.
wearing, like old Grimes la the song. "a long
gray coat all outtoned down before" and his
hand In his breast a Ia Napoleon the Great.
Grand gloomy, and peculiar, he leaned against
chair until the rakes and pitchforks began TO
pull away the concealing seaweed. exposing to
view scores ~ Holsters, red and rosy, blushing
Ike clouds tinted In the first rays OF the morn
ing sun. Theu Uncle Dick, wItn AN expectant
ruile, TOOK his post AT a head corner OF a table
near 10 Shepherd +. KNAPP and Mayor Wick
ham. no other guests, to the nun Der Of two
hundred or more, next took their places, and
Unole Dick smiled bcnignsntly upon the we'll
nled board, while the sun snone through Uirt-
ing clouds upon the daxs OF all nations waving
Uncle Dick led the charge upon the table, aud
after all the rest had eaten enough Uncle Dick
still made no sign OF stopping. Walters might
come with fli dishes and walters might 20
AWAY with empty dishes. but he went on eating.
At length, starting to his feet and shying u
clam shell over neighboring tree, he GTied out,
Major Leach OF the famous Irish team Is one
American welcome" Uncle Dick then sat down
and Iesumed his eating, while Geo. A. Sheridln
OF New Orleans Lot loose rollickiD1 speech
upon the venerable Peter Coopei's Presidential
prospects and the possibility that Uncle Dick
nigh, be hls Secretary Of The Treasury.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
SOME OUT DOOR SPORTS.
INTERESTING Events ON WATER
AND ON RACE TRACTS

The Auspicious Opening OF the Columbia Coi-
Iose Boys New Boat House on the Harlem
-Eour Very Entertaining Bont Races.
The Columbia College boat house on the
Harlem was formally opened yesterday, and
there was regatta on the river. The boat
house was crowded with the students friends
anu relatives. and the william Fletcher carried
n largo party over the course. The music was
b, Eben's band.
The races were rowed down from Florcnces
wharf to on the boat house. The water was
smooth as glass. the tide the last Of the ebb
The races were all between scrub crows except
the ak Dared contest, which was between the
was time Keeper. Lindsay Watson referee, and
jasper Il. Goodwin. Charles :. BOYD, Fred. ID.
Weeks and J. Murray Mitchell were the COM
lime for the four-oared contest was called at
8S The crews we're Goodwin, stroke Timp-
son, 81 Griswcld, 2: sprague, bow. Sage, stroke;
s,PoSe S " Ward .tr'i MITCHELL n.s 3 &csSs bow.
good start was effected, and for asbort dis
tlnce all kept close together. Goodwin's crow
soon drew to the front, and at the eighth led
had length to the fore, aud opening clear
water, ran away from Goodwin's boys to the
anish anish b.own,s youngsters 100 yard. from the
nnish made n gall mt spurt that sent them by
| close on GOodwln's heels. Time-Sago's crew.
b% Goodwin's, 5A Browns, b4o.
The second race contested by the Phila-
delphia four, Goodwin, Boyd, Griswoid, aud
Sage. the Brown four named above. aud q
ply, Colgate, aud Timpson. The Phadeiphia
| four gave the Others ten seconds start. 'rhe
were heartily cheered. rime--Seeiey's crew,
| 624T GoodwiD's 5:2gH Browns. 5:B.
H. Cushwan & Jsni9r % E; H. PrGwn 70 ,S sopnc. sIn,9.
scull race, which was won by Brown. Snyder
second. Iime-Brown, ';5l SNYDER s'us Cusn-
man. S:1b.
egd the school OF mines was the exciting con-
| teet oil the day. Tue crews we're:
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WM. N TWEED'S RETURN.
Formal Demand for his surrender to
sheriff Conner to be Respected.

wAsnINGsoN, oct. 2o.-The only thing Of
importance before the Cabinet meeting to-day
was formal demand which had been made
upon the General Government by the State OF
New York for the surrender OF WIN. NJ. Tweed
on the arrival OF the Franklin. Secretary Fish
saiu to the Cabinet that OF course the General
Government must respect this demand, mas
much as the Spanish GOvernment had rs an act
States had no prior claim on which II could dis
pute the demand from the state OF New York.
IL was determined therefore that Tweed should
be handed over to the sheriff on the arrival OF
the franklin, aud Secretary Robson was d.
rected to SO instruct the Commander VI that
ship on his arrival In New York hsrbor. The
Franklin Is expected ON the 25th Inst, though
she may be detain ID by adverse wnds.
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THE CAPITOL sUPERINrBNDENT.
Taking Testimony IN the Cha Of Neglect
Of Omcint Duty.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 20.-Judge Van AL
styne to-day began taking testimony on the
charges preferred against j. W. Eaton. Superin-
teDdent Of tho new Capitol, OF neRlecting his
omci"i duties. L. ". Rosendnie appeared on
behalf OF the State, and Henry Smith aud Mat
thew Hale for Mr.. Eaton.
Dudley Olcou testified that In the erection OF
the building for the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank In 1874, 1875, ]. w. Eaton 4 Sons we're to
furnish material and labor aud receive a COM
mission OF from nvo to ten per cent. on the cost.
MT. Eaton was not at the building constantly,
HIS son WIS frequently there. They received in
commissions t2,895.81. Tue account ran from
August, 1874 to June, 1915.
James Long, mason, testified to working on
the bank building and seeing Eaton there COCA
aionnlly. He worked under direction OF young
Eaton.
Several other workmen gave similar testim opy
ae to seeing Nr. Eaton noout the building and
also about the Albany Savings Bank buildine
and the water works, all of which were progress
ing at the same time but they all testified hat
he was there only occasionally, not moro thai
two or three times week.
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AMERICdNs' INDIGNATION.
What the Natives OF the old Ninth Ward see
In the Presid-nt's Invasion.

In the Presidents Invasion.
Old Fireman's Hall. in Blocker street,
was ablaze last evening with transparencies and
torches. A canopy Of flags hung over the speak
ers stand, bearing the words Tilden and Hen
dricks. Liberty and Reform" From tue ceiling
was stretched . beautiful banner, with the
words Governmental Reform. Honesty and
Home Rule"
The question OF tho canvass. said Mr.. John
Z. Wade. "is the one asked every day In all
States from Maine to California: where and
how can obtain employment Never before
was the Isborine class so destitute and bust
ness so paralyIed. The Republican party ac-
counts for this depression. as II docs for
All Its failipes. by the rebellion. But
astrous war and never was more prosperous
than now. Twelve years HRo We declared
peace; yet to-day We. as reJuDlt:, are az our
lowest point The re. .son for II Is not the war.
but the rottenness aud ineff fciepcy of the party
IN power. When you enlisted IN the Northern
army the Republicans did not AJAX you either
want you TO vote for a man who closes the polls
to all but American born citizens, aud 10 op-
posed to religious tolerance. There Is oni, one
remedy, gentle emen, vote for Iilden and Dem
Vcracy. and Sou viii have again peace and
prosperity"
Mr.. Frank Mcguire said that the most damna-
BILE decd that was ever done In free country
was that OF Grant when he sent soldiers into
South Carolina to deprive citizens OF the cleo
tive franchise EJECT Hayes. the speaker con
tiuued, and he will do worse than Grant has
done. -Four more years of Grantism and John
ny Davenport will De doing the same thing in
tue streets OF New York thlt GrAbt and Cham
berlain are doing In south Carolina. Unite ia
one last effort" said tue speaker, and work
for tue overthrow OF this usurpiDg party. Vote
the Democratic reform ticket and the 7th Of
next November Will be the day Of the country's
salvation
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The third day OF the October meeting al
West Side Park was q success. Tue arst tro,
was for purse OF $500, for the 2:34 class mils
heats, best three In i've. In harness. when the
horses were called. eight came to the score.
Henry Star. W. Il. Darby, 81. George, LADY
Johnson, Heniy r.. Dolly Dot, and Irish Maid.
The bay gelding Henry won The first and second
heats III 23cS, 26h Star won the third hoat
In 2;sN, when tue tot was pest poned to o'clock
to-day, on account OF irkness coming on and
lrIsh Maid losing shoe. he second trot wis
tor purse Of 500 for the 2;50 Glass; mile heats,
oost three IN hvc. Ia harness. Seven started-
Armulns, BISMARCK, Dolle, 1urk. Pickwick.
Filtration, and kitty ely. Ptckwiok won the
hrst heat IN 2:42; Armuius won the second.
2AJ.
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the MOLLIEs NOT CRUSHED.
Crime SIN Rampant and Defiant In the
Pennsylvania Coal Resions.

PorrsvILLE, Oct. 20.-Much remains to
be done before the Molly Mcguire and Buckshot
organizations can be totally suppressed. aud
perfect peace and tranquility restored to the
coal regions Of Pennsylvania. There are even
yet more Molly Mcguire and Duckshot murder
ers out Of ja, than In. Many of the leaders arc
safe In the clutches OF tho law, but many more
sti at large are morally, and some OF them
legally, as guilty "a these. The coal and iron
police are constantly arresting more, some OF
them for murders committed ten years age
ana yet the Dunn murder near Pottsville tho
Littlehales murder. at Pain-'s Patch, the Rear
murder. at CentrHlia; the Muir assassination,
the attempted murder OF Major }. Ciaud White,
near Don ildson; the Clauses murder. at HaZle-
ton; the VIM. N9ss. murds,, at Mahsaoy riyt
not 10 speak Of the dozens Uf unknown victims
whose bones are bleaching In the silent cavefns
OF tho bleak hills. the many cases of arson aud
iDcendiarism, The many depredations upon the
railroads and coal breakers, all remain to DO
avenged by law.
Hardly any OF those sentenced on Monday
ment. All Of them, with the exception Of
barney and Kate Boyle, James Duny and
Bridget Hylsn, sentenced for perjury, are 10 be
tried for other crimes. some OF them for muir
der in the hist degree. Ga the day these were
sentenced the police brought int the court
room John Chapman. " HON they had Just are
rested As one of the murderors Of F.M. Lankdon.
near Audenried, ten years ago. Thus tue Molly
Msguires bid fair to occupy the attention OF the
SchuyIkill and Carbon county courts for year
to come, even II no new 0utrages added 10
the already long list
murders have averaged upward Of three . week
In a population Of about 20.0UO
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Wilt m Maloney fell ffum the 4loon Essex In
Lake Champlaln yesterday and was drowned.
John Young Of New YORK IL appointed Agent
for the Indians " tue BlAcAfcet Agency "a sion HnA
Alfrod Lucier. n wcll-kuown merch0nt Of
Nashua n. N. sillcd yesterday ~ tic ACcldcntAl
discharge OF his own gun wnilc huAtlns.
Mira NJ. J. Paire Of TnuLton, Mass, commit
TED suicide on Thursday nignt bY taking CORROSIVE
suhimatc Shr haI Ueen An iuVahO for some time.
John Hckney, All emrlo'ee In "A factory IN
North CastletOn On the Hudson River Kniruad, wa.
struck by tram ol Ihursial uish, AID instantly
k"d
Ihs Rev Dr. Richard Fuller, aged seventy
two year., pastor Of kuAw Pace Baptist iurCh. Ri.
timOre, ned YESTERDAY morning. lie born Be tu-
tori, s. G., hn urlsncI minister IN 1858. lie "
Baltimore IN isif.
-. A rough estimate n tho AFFAIRS OF Muecke,
victor Coz Of san Francisco, who recently failed,
s1ow their debs 20 be about 3OO0 unsecured tiBO
OOl partly secufcd and tluo.DNO due 10 EurOpt an
houses, Their uOnlnA sssUts arc thirty cent, On the
dollar.
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WHERE LOVE WAS BLIND.
A Jersey City Constable who Thought u n
Joke 60 have two Wtvcs.

In Justice 0arrcks court Jersey city, ,on "Wednesday
ana proposed marriage. lie hsi known her ouly two
days. The ceremony performed and tho marriage
certificate made out They parted the threshold OF
the court ROOM the constable treating the marriage
Joke. A neatly dressed young woman ~ pped into
Justice GlHicks court yesterday and inquired "Is
this JOKE ab0ui Mr. Loves m1rrage ~ you yeserday
4" No. ndecd," replied the Justice II Is SOLID fact"
She paused mOnonL aud asked. la Il rlght for nan
to have two wiyosP" "ho," replied the Justice.
yn IN 1879 anu he Lived with her unt ib75, and
suddenly deserted her. Recently she sucd for divorce,
and the Ii In the Court Of Chanoery. She has
children uy the constable.
Wine she relating her story the constable walked
IN and ordered her out OF the She turned
went away aud spitefuy said, III make IL hot for
you, air I'm not the meek woman you think me-
She Is to have Love arrested for bgsmy lie declares
thst he was not married to her. Mis- Wilson, OF Mrs.
Love No. intends 10 insist upon her nsLts The
ceremony performed ON "Wednesday.
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FERRY BoITs ~ COLLISION.
A Panic In the Ladies' Cabin Of the Jay Gould
several Narrow Escapes.

The Twenty-third street forry boat jay
Gould, on her 0:t5 trip last evening, was run into
by the Hoboken ferry boat Morristown while
near the ferry slip at the foot Of Pavonia ave-
nue., and large hole was msdc 10 the gentle
mems cabin. The Morristown was going to Ho-
boken. and the Jay Gould down the river. The
jay Gould careened on being struck until the
water rushed into the ladies' @ ibtn. The boat
was crowded, and the passengers became panic
stricken. Several ladies' tainted, and rush was
made Tor the lie preseryers. he boat righted
men wero carried ashore unconscious. There
were comparatively few passengers In the gen o
tlemen's cabin, but there were several narrow
escapes. One man, who was sitting where the
hole was made, was thrown ~ the other side OF
the c.bin
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SHOCKING TR1G EDY.
A Woman Kills Three Of her Childrcn and
Attempts TO Kin a Fourth.

GLESLOoK. Pa. DOT. 20.-About half past
eight o'clock this morning. colored woman,
the wife Of Ira Baker Of this town. was seen
running along the road In = frantic manner,
When she reached the railroad station she
stopped moment, and volunteered the state
ment to a gentleman standing there that she
had Just killed her four children. she then re-
umed her Journey. The gentleman then drove
to the house, and not finding the husband at
home hunted him up. The two visited the house
ana found three children, aged respectively two,
four, and six wears, In an almost iifeless ooDdi-
tion, their heads being beaten to a Jelly with a
club. The baby, aged about two months. was
found covered up with n heavy feather bed, the
intention Of tho mother being to smother II. IL
was rescued alive. The three children cannot
possibly survive. 1he people have gone IN search
OF the murdcress, who will soon 10 overtaken.
bhe is undoubtedly crazy.
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THE work or FIFTH WARD GANG.
One More Sanauinary Trngedy that Followed
n Saturday Night spree.

Michael McGinn was on trial yesterday,
before Judge Sutherland, for killing Patrick
II yde. ho killing was done with coupling
rim used on the heavy freight cars Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad.
Hayde was an employee OF the company, and he
and three other employees stood at Lsirht aud
Hudson streets, between IL and o'clock on
Sunday morning, Sept. o, talking. Hsyde left
his companions aud sat on the stoop OF the
Compton House. on the corner, and fell into
doze. McGinn ascended from basement lager
beer saloon, near by. and as he passod Hayde
doing, with his head bowed, he put his hand
inside Hayde's coat. as though feeling for his
pocket. James \. Bastenella. one Of the friends
OF Heyde, who stood near, said to McGlnn,
Don't touch him. he's all right" DO you
know himr" McGinn inquired. Yes; he's all
right" responded Dastenella, look out he
don't yet up and thump you" At this Mc(iiDn
desisted aud passed by. Hayde got up very soon
Mctsinn then shouted, 90 get him r. mean.
ine John Moore. One Of his gang said. No,
never mind; don't 40 get him" Yes" said
number went up the street. lie soon returned
with Moore, ana then the crowd gathered around
talking with his fiends. The witness Baste-
were all mixed. and NlcGnu aud three others
Moore held nayde's head In chancery. Hayds
got loose and backed out toward the street"
McGinn has got knife." Hsyde ran AWAY, fol-
lowed by Medium fourishing n large iackknifs.
and shouting, You .ouna h,cos hyas ,n T%s
friends all had knives, and when Hayde returned,
aoout twenty minutes later, McGinn chased him
q ross the street, and while running STOPPED and
picked up neayy iron car pin and hurled i at
Hay de, Telling him to the pavement and frao.
turing his skull. one Campbell, friend OF
Hayde, ran over to pick Hayde up, and while ne
was lifting Hayde, who was uncOnscious, John
Moore ran up and stabbed Campbell In the back.
soon af!erward Hsyde died iu tho Chambers
atreat HOaDitRl
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The OmcisI Vote An Ohio.


In close hot room al ~ Vest Thirty second
street. young girl, Eta wti,M, was suffering last
evening. having been tabbed by FREDERICK care OF 1856
Atlantic avenue Brooklyn The two were employees
OF Pelleueau Raynor, nthographers. al 80 vesey
street The sOp girls had eased the boy, and the EN-.
plOyer had Id MN to pui SOP to II, On Thursday
afternoon. ~ tue girls were going through
Eangway, they passed ar,, wnO was viii Ing stick
They pOked hlm and pule ms hair aud liza passed
he staboed her. piercing her uhder The rgh: shoulder
- the depth oI halt All lnCh, aud striking rio An
artery was pierced AMI sbe ulod COpiuus. Yrslcr
afternoon Care Was committed 10 tue tt, Prison TLe
boy father says that the ssDhing WAS Acclgv.tAl.
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THE TROTTERS.
Two Brushes In BROOKLYN Driving Park
Trickery Promptly furnished.

There was fair attendance at Brooklyn
Driving Park yesterday. The trottinR Afforded
much sport to those present There were two
contests. The fret was for purse OF 800, for
the 2i0 class, mile heats best three in Owe, in har
ness. There wero thirteen entries and Avs
starters, Tom. Little Frank, Lottie X, David
and Joseph A. Before starting. Little Frank
had the call In betting. Tom took the first and
second heat In 237, 2:4l8. Frank won the third
heat IN 2+Ok. 1he fourth was decided by the
judges no heat on account OF the driver OF Lot
lie X. pulling up ON the home stretch aud lot
ting Tom paas MIN. At this juncture tue trot
wus postponed until 2 o'clock to-day.
The second trot was for purse OF $500 for the
e:30 class, mile heats. best 3 In 8, IN harness.
There came to the post John TAYLOR, Tom Ryan.
Chauncey NJ. Bedell. Fred Tyler. and Lady Lowe.
After a close contest with Tom Ryan, John TAy-
ior won the drst heat In 2:S. ChauDcey Bedell
took the second IN 2:3T. John Taylor won tue
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pRLrARIyG IOR NOVEMBER.

Congressman Hardenbergh was renominated
ycsfcrdnf.
The Democrats OF the Sixth Assembly District
Of Jersey Citi have nominated Jane. s.tNonH.
The Democrats Of the second District of Jer-
sei iiv nave nominated ThOna, j. lIlunOn Tor tue
Assembly.
The Fourth District Democratic Assembly
Convention OF Jersey Guy has nominated Major AcI.
". Harris.
Edward L. Paxton has boen nominated by the
Democrats Of Ia, EighIh Assembly District Of ludson
county, n. j.
Tho parade OF the uniformed companies OF
Tlden anu Hendricks men. next Tuesdiy nlght, Nill
ecips. any demonstration oi tho Alnd ever seen iu
jersey Ciy.
Tho Tilien and Hendricks Association that
meets ne lU fOrsy III street udmitted twenty now mem
beers & Ia Thursday night meeting Tue ciup numbers
~ members. VI which OearV one-hAf were heretofore
kePubloRus.
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Troop. for -ou,h Curoliua.

RIcnMosD, Va, Oct. sO.-A detachment of
United states troOTS from Governors Island, New
York numbering 10 and commsn ed by COT L. L. Liy.
ingstou arrived hore TO-DAY on tho way to Columbia s.
{. They were compelled TO lsy over account of
delay NJ Nlhnin gton, bel soon after their rrtyal
number OF the Richn Jnd miiit nv lied ON Col Ii lug
eton and asked permission TO entertain the men ca
he deemud u ,xpedtent to dcHy. out oppressed grcat
pleasure at tue Compliment several officers no ever.
were entertained At the ELChingu Noiel. Ihe troops
will leave here 1t seven Vcllcx iOnl,rtoW murning
with eight other companies Nhich VIII pas through At
Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The activity in stove ard chestnut Is owing to
the fact tbat the time Is near at hand for the
closinz OF navigation, hence. out-of.town deal
ers ind consumers must lay in their supplies or
pay tho higher rates of transportation by rail.
"A mas pfopA3ly resesSS lyg .ne1imum pr,ss.
The closing "a tno " III IOr1s next months
supply principally upon this market, and as
many Of the smaller dealers and families have
laid In their winter supply. the causes that
effected an advance this month will not operate
upon the next sale. Since the break In the
combination the prioo Of coal has decreased
from 81 to S1.I5 per ton.
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BROOh T. ~.

A mad dog last night IN Flushing avenue bit
Maggie Carroll, aged 4, Of Vanderbilt avenue.
The dead bodV OF female child six months
ola found IN the dumping grVuud al tue foot VI
Douglas, street. Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Republican Assembly Conven-
uons at night nominated First District Milttm
Rome, second District, Richard MtrNini Ftth bis
trict Col. WIN, " stevenson, siIlh District jacob
" uIin. LI.hlh D.lrlct. AaIlLn N. aul llam.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. ~. defective Ihos. =. Fran
els to-day arrested the operators Of Smiths Kentucky
Lottery anu seized the wheels. 1he drawings woro
closed The persons arrested were W. Y Sedan. Alex
snder Harlsnd, and NJ. Moses managers In Coviaston
OF Ottcrles claimed to be draSh under Frankfort
grant. lhey ~ere arrested to-day anldavlt &C.
cusing them Of illegally conducting n lottery. Tue
parties were released ON bail " appear w IhuTsdAy