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The New York herald., 1876-09-15
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Ii, 1876.
Tho Kansas and Colorado State building alter being
closed for several days or the purpose OF preparing
display OF Kansas fruits and grams formally
opened TO to the public ut to-day by Hon. George
Anthony. Appropriate speeches made by Hon.
John Welsh, Director General Goshornc, Commodore
Stephen Decatur, OF Colorado, and /. a. Gobright OF
Washington.
Al the Massachusetts reception to-day tho members
OF Governor Rice staff all IN full UNIFORM tho
visitors presented to HIS Excelcncy by Commis-
soner A. L. Coolidge. During tho reception the Sons of
Massachusetts, organization of Massachusetts me n
resident IN New YORK city, under tho lead OF Colonel
State, which received by tho Governor Mr..
Nathan Appleton, OF Boston, the spokesman OF tho
oono,s nS course Of ms r9%arKs spoke
setts in tho Exhibition for whcn ho
claimed no. little credit due to tho
zeal and perseverance, OF Governor kice. Governor
Rice in responding, welcomed the gentlemen before
hun as also the thousands gathered around, and as.
surcd them that The sentiments Just expressed wero
reciprocaed by tho State OF Massachusetts Alter re-
fcrrng to the early history OF that State no concluded
by saying
the race Tor greatness and wealth Massachusetts
look back ovcr her record of two hundred and fifty
years and need not fear the future when fears not
the past" The Governor ADDED thar Sectional dcr-
ences IN this country should be laid aside forever and
thatn the name OF his State he was prepared TO clasp
In friendship the hands OF men from any othcf State,
thankful that all arc natives OF the same land'
After the reception the Governor, his staff and the
members OF tho Executive Council dincd IN tho State
building.
His Excellcncy screnadcd at his hotel this even
ing. sHe will leave for homo tomorrow ntght.
10 dny cash admissions arc estimated follows
Man Exhibition, 1896 live stock show, I1O9.
Governor lipp,tt OF Rhode Island. has selected the
first week In October the SPECIAL jubilee period
that State at the Exhibition and appointed Thursday,
October 5. as tho day Tor his reception the Rhode
Island State building. Tho Governor, with his stan,
Will reach Jersey CITY on October s. when he Will be
met by committee from Philadelphia. with q special
for the conveyance OF the party tho Centonnia
grounds.
Arrangements In progress for half by rail
and water for the Rhode Island cxcursionsts through
the week.
Governor Cheney. OF New Hampshire, will hold n
pubic reception IN tho New Hampshire building on
October H. and General W. +. Stevens, OF Nashua,
n H., viii deliver address.
The OF special celebrations by tho original
thirteen States, inauguratcd by New Jersey, will be
continued on successive Thursdays IN The following
ordcr:-New YORK, September q ; Pcnnsy lvann, Sep
tcmber 2s; Rhode Island, October s.; New Hampshire
October II Following these will juoIlces Of
tho Southern States included in the original hr
teen 1t proposed To conclude the with a
grand reunion OF the Governors oil a the States and
Territories
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FUNERAL OF EX-GOVERNOR WISE.

UNIVERSAL TESTIMONIALS OF RESPECT TO THE
MEMORY OF THE VENERABLE STATESMAN.
RICHMOND Va, Sept H. 1876
The funeral Of Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise took
place this afternoon from St James Episcopal church.
There immense turnout Of citizens OF all
classes and natonaites.
The procession embraced all tho white military
pancs Of the city, veterans of tho Wise BRIGADE Cath
olic, Irish and German societies. Masons. members OF
the loyal profession and largo number OF other clti
zens All along the line OF march the streets were
crowded with people who followed the procession to
Hollywood Cemetery, where the remains were in
tered. Floral tributes numerous and handsome.
The State and city officials, including Governor kcmper
and stat, also attended the funeral The State and
city offices closed during the greater Of tho
day, and The federal and State flags displayed
halt mast the CaptoL
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GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS.

AN INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION TO BE rouSp-
ED--AYBICA TO BE EXPLORED.
BRrssELs Sept IA, 1876
The Geographical Congress brought ,s siitngs to
close to-day. II decided form an international As
sociation. with view exploring Africa and suppress
ing slavery. The association be composed Of two
members from each country besides honorary mem
bers The King Of the Bcgians is 10 preside she Ora
year.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
ILLINOIS wHIsKEY FRAUDS.

NEW SUIT TO RECOVER PENALTY FROM
MEMBER or THE RING.
CnIcAao. Sept IA, 1915
In the United States Court to-day government coun-
sci brought sn inst Jacob Rchm for the recovery
Of moneys appropriated by him while conducting the
'.Whiskcy Ring" here The SUIT Is brought under n
section OF the Revised Statutes which provides that
any person who aids or abc,s in the removal Of high
to place other than the dstillcry warehouse
without paying the prescribed tax shall 10 iiablo
penalty OF double the amount OF such tax.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
CADET ENGINEERS.
SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS IN TIE COMPETITIVE
EXAMINATION.

EXAMINATION
AxSAPorIs, Nd. Sept IL, 1874
The following young gentlemen, named in the order
of merit IN which they passed, tic successful
candidates here In competitive examination tor ap.
pontment cadet engineers United States Navy:-i,
r. W. stahl New York city; 2, W H. Aiiderc,ce,
rennsylvania; 3, G. A. King. Maryland; T. j. L. Wood.
Virginia, s. A. Nichols, New York: d, A. g. smith.
Wisconsin; !, ". Durapd, Connecticut; 8, W. >. C.
Hasscn, Ohio; 9, George d. Miner. Ohio: TO- W. S.
Sample, Pennsylvana; II, G. II. Mathews, Ohio; IL,
J. l. worthington, MARYLAND; Is, T. w. Kinka,d,
Ohio: 10, H. J. Bailey, District Of Columbia; II, A. o.
10, j. r. Byrne, Massachusetts,; 90 f. Bcldcn, Ohio
II, f. y. IlIlcbrdec, District Of Columbia; %, Henry
Hall Pcpnsyivania: 20 s Arnold, Maryland; "a, W.
u. Weaver, Kentucky; IS II. Eckei, OHIO
There between eighty and ninety candidates
examined, the twenty five best TO DO taken They arc
TO join the Academy Immediately.
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ARRESTED o. AN OLD CHARGE.

PuIlADELrnIA, Sept IA, 1915
Mr. Hiisen, who was Il member OF tho firm OF Hilsen,
Bond Co., OF this city, $780, arrested here TO-
night his return from Paris charged with obtaining
from Gregg Co $1,000 on bogus coliatorals Before
hS departure is said that he bought Sc worth or
wooi from Gregg Il Co. ard sold IL IN New York Tor
$500, and that he also drew from banks here some
500, 0c0 deposited the credit OF hts nrn. Ho has
been held IN $4,000 bail for further hearing on
Monday,
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A TRAMP KILLED.

STEALING RAILROAD RIDE AND SHOT BY
wATcHMAN-HIs ACTION INpoRsED By
CoaoNER's JURY.
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept IL, 1876
Dennis Connors, watchman IN the Chicago and Alton
Railroad yards East ST. Louis white examining trains
last night discovered tramps curled up in
freight car containing merchandise He ordered them
TO keep quiet while he examined the car to ascertain
II any goods we're missing, but they made oash got
outside and started to run He called upon them 20
halt he would ire, but attention paid to tho
command. He then drew bis revolver fired shooting
orc OF them through tho heart killing him instantly
Another wns captured, who stated they came down
from Alton in tho car, but had intention OF stealing
an ythng Coroners jury day justified Conners'
act and he released from custody
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Sept IA, 1879.

SAFE BURGLARY CASE.
On Tuesday the Of tho alleged safe bur.
gary conspi-ators will. be called In the criminal court
Judge Macarthur and there is but little doubt the
trial will be proceeded WITH bott the government,
represented by District Attorney Wells and General
I,ahcock for whom Colone w. A. Cook appears, arc
active in their preparations The parties Indicted arc
O. E. Babcock, Richard Harrington, hiram c. Whitley,
ichabod G. Ncttieship, Thomas r. somervillc George
e Miles, alias Bliss, alias Albert Williams and Walter
brown, alias William Benton Colonel Whitley has
arrived In the city, and Messrs Nettlcshp Soner-
vile expected but the question to whether they
will be used witnesses be prosecuted has not yet
been fully determined upon There are rumors shat
NJ Harrington, who is reported TO be in Canada,
vii! be here and necessary, It's thought that Bon.
toms attendance be secured Miles, ass Bliss Is
dong time In Vermont State Prison.
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BANK FAILURE.
BAD EKws FOR THE DEPosiToRs OF THE
MINERS TRUST coMrANY-THE SUSPENSION
BECOMES BAD FAILURE-HUNTZINGER |

BEcoMEs BAD FAILURE-HUNTzINGE
PorrsviILE Pa, Sept. IL, 1876
Tho suspension weeks since O. the Miners
Trust Company's bank, with ns $l,o000 900 In
deposits, has proven 10 be a complete and hopeless
failure and the prospects unavorabc 10 the pay
once. The conviction OF this fac. has slowly
forced itself upon the public mind, and the effect
that every day the indignation against jacob Hunt
ginger, the President, intense In the hts
tory OF banking records there have been bu, few
stances where such blind confidence reposcd in
this But public feeling has passed
from extreme tho other, and Huntznger
has now become generally hated Threats against his
personal safety been made frequently. One
morning recently his front door iound be pla-
carded with "ihief.n "Thiet" "rhei" To day
number OF poor women, meeting HIM the street,
seized HIM, and, hustrg him about savagely. up
braided hin bitterly ana might have dono him
harm had he not broken and fed To the office OF
u justice near at hand. Tho women followed, aud au
OF police was detailed To SEQ him safely home,
while the women sworc 10 wreak vengeance on him
some other time.
This afternoon tho directors Of he bank decided
make Il voluntary assignment ana appoint H. g. Russell
OF Pottsviile, and s ii. Madden, OF OrwigsburC, the
nsslsnecs Huntzingcr resisted the effort OF the
signccs to take possession OF the bank books, &c Alter
possession had been oDtained locksmiIn called
and new locks put the doors 70 keep Huntznger
out.
Rarely hos bank failure been so disastrous as this
Tho great bulk Of the depostors Toor people,
miners, laborers, cooks, washcrwornen, housemaids
SC, and 10 hundreds the loss OF their deposits simply
means ruin. Huntzlngcr has large family, and alto
gether they are believed to be Immensely wealthy
Tho contrast between their position and that OF the
impoverished dcpostors makes the public ind gnaton
almost fury. Hunlznger Will be rclentles-Iy pur-
sued by all legal methods behalf OF the deposltors.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
RESULT AS FAR As HEARD FROM.

RESULT Ab FAR As HEARD FROM.
AUGUSTA, Sept IL. 1876.
Carefully revised oo,.ngs from 44& towns give total
vote Of 133, so4; Conner rcp for Governor, COL
Talbot (dcm.l IS. 9o3; Corners majority 1903 Nine
small towns and thirty Ave plantations yet
unheard from
Returns from eight counties are completed Tho
republicans have elected 2i representatives and per-
aaps two others, and twenty nine Senator'S
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SOUTH AFRICA.

THE DUTCH BoERs IN NATAL DEFEATED By
THE NATIVES.
LONDON, Sept H. 1875
Advices from Natal, South Africa TO August o. say
that tho beers under President Burgers had
riousy defeated and had retired to Stockport where
they were ortfyng their positions. They had lost all
their supplies and many desertions had occurred.
The natives were reported to be pursuing them in
force
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt much easier all day yes
terday and seems to have entirely recovered from hts
relapse. In the afternoon he converscd freely with
Dr. Deems AMI members OF his family and at his
quest the newspapers were read TO him. Abou eight
O'Clock In the evening be removed TO b own room
the part of tho house. and appeared cheer
iul and hopeful than he has been for many days. DR..
Elliott expressed the opinion tha, all immediate danscy
was past.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
RAILWAY COLLISION.

WiLK.sBARRE, Pa, Sept IA. 1876.
Through misunderstanding of orders a heavy COL
lison occurred on the Lchgh Valley Railroad about
thirty miles from this city. this morning Two long
passenger trains going Elmira Tor an excursion
party and the morning freight train from wilkesbarre
met and ,elescoped. The train employees escaped by
Jumping OF Ia time, but some sustained severe INJURIES
by being hurled TO the ground Although the des,ruc.
ton OF two trains complete no lives we're lost
there being passengers board.
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A VESSEL BOTTOM UP.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. II, 1870
The ship Macaulay, which arrived a this port to-day
reports September 8, In latitude 30 deg 20 MN.
north, longitude 6s deg so min. west, passed what
looked like American bark about 500 tons bottom
up She had mctallcd and well keel about 100
feet In length and very nat the floor The vessel
had the appearance of being In condition stated
but short time There wero no boats to be seen
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
ANN ELIZA'S ALIMONY.

SALT LAKE Cry, Ctah. Sept IL, 1876
The counsel for Ann Eliza Young having refused TO
gvo the indemnity bond required by tho Unitod States
Marshal Judge schacicr has ordered the release of the
property OF Brigham Young and return OF the cxccn-
lion unsatised The attorneys for the paintin gave
notice for attachment against the defendant requr-
ing him show carsc wig he should not be punished
for cor
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A SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
The Dutch Beers Defeated by
the Natives.
THE IMPRISONED "BoSS.'
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

POSITION OF THE sERvIAN ABMY-FIFrY-FIvH
THOUSAND MEN UNDER ARMS NEAR DELI
GRAD.
LONDON. Sept II, 1874
special despatch to the Times from Belgrade says
tho Scrvan line extends from point little north Of
Djuns to Deligrad, distance of about eight miles, and
tho number OF bearing is about Sc, 600 Hor
vatovich commands the left, TchernayeT the centre
and Protich the right At Delgrad On September IL
the left at Alexinatz and the command contained
twenty two battalionA When it became necessary to
abandon Aexnatz fourteen batalions retired taking
with them all the artillery and and those inhab
tants who remained when the first evacuation
dercd. Eight battalions under Poponich not
withdrawn.
THE GOVERNOR OF ADRrANoPLE DISMISSED
EFFORT TO STOP TURKISH DEPREDATIoNs IN
sERv1A.
LONDON, Sept Is 1875
tccgrnphic despatch received the Foreign once
from Sir H. G. Elliott the British Ambassador Con-
stantnope states that In addition the arrest OF the
leaders OF the Bash Bazouks the General OF
Adrianope has been dismissed for maintaining the
general armament of the Mohammcdans, tho necessity
lor such precaution having passed.
Sir H. G. Elliott in reply to inquiries says British
officer attached to the Turkish headquarters reports
great depredations have been committed In Scrva
no case Of outrage Of women mutiation Of the
wounded is known. On receiving this intelligence the
Ambassador demonstrated with tho Turkish govern
mont against the depredations and stringent orders
sent to tho commander Of tho Turkish forces to
put stop to them
RUSSIA ASKING BULGARIAys TO sRrrLB IN THE
CRMEA
The Standards Berlin special says Russia is en-
deavoring to induce tho Bulgarans emigrate to the
Crimea whore tho population is decreasing account
Of the expariaton of tho Mussuman Tartars who got
settlements In the Greek Provinces OF Turkey.
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THE ST. JOHN OARsMEN WELCOMED.

ST. JouS, ~ b., Sept. IA, 1876.
Brayley. the winner OF the second single scu race
at Philadelphia, welcomed homo tonight by a
torchlight procession and supper
The Halifax crew arrived vy train and
ceved with an artillery salute.
The Paris to be reorganized. two new mon
replacing Fulton and Price, and match to be made
with tho Halifax
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
A CONvICT'S FATAL FALL.

AusunS n. r., Sept IA, 1870
While engaged in picking pears in tho prison yard
this morning convict, named George Lane felt to the
ground, distance OF iorty cct ana injured so So
vcrey that he dieo shortly aitcrward Lane has HAD
evcnttu. record. ;his being his eighth term IN
Auburn Prison lie was last 'ntcnccd from Orleans
county to ten years lmprsoumcut tor assault with
intent TO xiii; He fortyeigh yoars Old twsutv.
nine Of which were speat in prison.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
CRICKET MATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept H. 1915
A cricket match was begun here to-day between
twelvas composed Of English and American players re
spectively.
The Americans went FRS; to tho bat and in the Inn
Ing scored ?l7 runs by fine playing Tho English
scored but IS, with wickets when the game was
called Tor the day. 1t VIII be concluded tomorrow
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
KICKED TO DEATH.

FATAL RESULT OF A BOARDING HOUSE QUARREL.
ST. Lorrs, Mo-, Sept IA, 1876.
-Four men living in boarding house. corner OF Main
and Carr streets between whom fcud existed began
quarreing at a late hour last night and Timothy Ford
was kicked down fight OF stairs and injured 30 badly
that he died after. John McDonough, who did
the kicking vas arrested,
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
VICTORIA.

Saw Francisco Cal, Sept IA, 1870
Victoria despatch says crisis has occurred in the
local Ministry. The President of the Executive Council
having announced his views. differing from those Of
the Premier the railway question: requested TO
resign and acceded. Tho Minister opposes the
Carnarvon terms, TO which the Ministry com
mir cd
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
POLAND.

ABoLrsHrHo THE OFFICE or SECRETARY or
sTATA ron POLAND
LONDON, Sept H. 1876.
special despatch from Berlin 10 the Times says
the former independence Of the Polish administrative
authorities has been entirely abolished BY Russia and
the Office oi Secretary of State for Poland 10 be sur
pressed
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PARIS, Sept. II. ls76
FAILURE OF A NEW CABLE PROJECT.

FAILCRE OF NEW CABLE PROJHCT.
PARIS, Sept IA, 1874
The new cable scheme, notice of which published
In Paris August 10 stated that subscriptions would be
opened August % for undertaking with capital of
Sc 900 establish and work telegraph cable be-
tween Paris and New York, the right TO construct
which had been granted by tho government to NJ
Pouyer-Querticr has failed TO receive the necessary
subscriptions
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
THE IMPRISONED "BOss."

TFrom the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
LONDON Sept H. 1876.
Tweed and his secretary (Hunp left San simons
quarantine depot for FL Canto De San Sebastian and
passed through vigo on foot at midday
Both wore looking WELL particularly Tweed.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
ENGLAND.

THE PRICE OF SILVER IN LONDON.
LospoE Sept IL, 1876.
India council bills sold yesterday at about xd per
higher than last week. Silver 10 consequently
slightly hrmcr at 6l;sd.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles s. pnrncll, n. p. OF Ireland: Charles T.
Gorham, of Michigan. formerly United States Minister
TO the Netherlands: Rear Admiral Mclancthon Smith,
United States Navy. and Rev. DR. Thomas X. Conrad,
OF Philadclph ia at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen.
eral Philip r. de TrobriaDd United States Army
the Hotel Brunswick. W. J. Maarath. President of
the South Carolina Railroad Company, is at the Gsoy
House. samncl W. Rowse, the artist, is at tho
Brevoort House. Colonel John y Du Bois United
States Army, is at tho Metropolitan Hotel. Ex-Gov-
crnor Henry D. ooie OF tho District of Columbia ID
at the ST. James Hotel
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TRAIN ROBBERY.

MASKED MEN STEAL FIFTEEN THOUSAND Doll
LARS FROM AN EXPRESS SAFE.
SALT LAKE CIrr, Sept II, 1875
About eight o'clock this cvcrsng two masked men
boarded a train the Utah Central Railroad, eight
miles north OF this city, gagged Wells Fargo & Co g
messenger, opened the safe. took 3li 900 and made
their escape Oice.s are IN pursuit OF the robbers
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WITH
DRAWN.

NAsEvrLE Tenn, Sept IL, 1876
General George Nancy, independent republican can.
ddaie for Governor, has Withdrawn from the canvass
for the present
The New York herald., 1876-09-15
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours. In
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by tho Thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD building
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FATAL OIL WORKS FIRE.
TWO MEX BURNED TO DEArH-HEAvY LOSS OF
PROPERTY.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept IA, 1876.
Merritt Jones Co.'S OF; works At Canton werc
burned this afternoon. Robert J. McCaddcn, rcrncr.
and Roger Shel burned to death and others IN.
jnrcd Estimated loss on OIL 600; on buildings.
$50, coo; partially insured
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SCOTLAND.

LARGE FAILURE IN SCOTLAND.
LONDON, Sept H. 1876.
Miller 4 Sons, calico printers. of Glasgow, have
failed. Their Liabilities reported to be $soo,ooo
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FORTIFY FEEBLE LUNGS AGAINST WINTER
blasts with HALs's HoNKy or IoREuouSp AND TAR
PiKE's TooTHAcuE URoPs in minute.
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept II, 1879
Tho total number Of interments since last report
were thirty, OF which eighteen were from yoIluw
fever.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept IA, 1875
Private accounts received here OF the suffering In
Savannah from yellow fever very distressing
public meeting held to-day, and subscriptions
were begun. Eighteen hundred dollars have already
been forwarded, and subscriptions will be continued TO-
morrow. Charleston still continues perfectly healthy.
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SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK. AT GREATLY RR
DUCED PRICES. BROKAW BROTHERS,
4TiI AX.. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
apr EToNS, pRpfnnIc AZ, -
FOR OCTOBER.

1T has individual character Of Its its articles
hort bright mating and rll of lfe."Chicag0 Ad
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.NEETr BUILDING.
EIREPROOF.

GARD
To Citizens and Strangers FALL HAT ready st
212 Broadway and under the finh Avenue Hotel
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A.-PARKER'S GINGER TONIC EQUAIIZES THE
circulation of the blood thus protecting the system aainsS
extremes OF temperature OF both w,ter and summer.
BLESSING TO RUPTU RED PEHSONS-THE SILK
ELASTIC TRUss sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
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EVERDELL'S 30o BBOADWAY.-EIEGANT WE'D.
DING AND VISITING CARps MoNocRAns and FonKiGN Norn
PAPER Established
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRAITS
Transparcncics. &c. ; old he aduunrtcrs.
IIOJkR a. GRAHAM, 97 Duane st.
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Average Temperature Yesterday. 69>
year. ss,
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RELRF FOR THE sUFFERERs.
NASHVILLE, Sept IA, 1919
meeting is called for tomorrow raise funds for
the Savannah sufferers
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SHERIDAN ON TIE WAY TO MEET cRooE.

OMAHA, Ncb., Sept. IA, 1876.
Lieutenant General Sheridan and Colonel 81. Sheri-
dan passed through here this morning en- route to
Fort Laramie, where thcy to meet General Crook
In few days. arrange Tor vigorous prosecution OF
the Indian through the coming winter and tho
establishments OF a large cantonmcnt IN tho Powder
River country.
The New York herald., 1876-09-15

PROF. Ellie CHARLTER
bcgs inform the OF his pupils that he has
TUNED to tho city ami Is re- ady resume his duties
The New York herald., 1876-09-15

FOR OCTOBER.
APPI.ETONS' JOURNAL:
tnew sericS
sMonthly Miscellany of Popular Literature.
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So so. WORTH S6--FALL STYLE GENTLEMEN'S
SILK iiArs; speciality fine Derbys Is New Church W
stairs,