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MIR, MRS, AND MISS LANE.
A Divorce Suit Exposing the Disagrcements Of
Fashionable Family.


Mrs. Elvira A. Lane has commenced
a suit In the Supreme Court for I'm
tied divorce from her husband, Msltby q.
Lane, a well known resident of Washington
lie ghts. on the ground of cruel treatment. The
case came W before Judge westbrook yestsr
day, on a motion for almony and coun-
sci fees. The afiiavlt OF Mrs. Line
mentions various assaults, among thom
being one on the morning Of her inal departure
from her husbands house. He asked for
chickens for dinner. and 10 an alteration grow
ing out OF that request she sd its that she used
a brush in self-defence, She declares that her
husband is worth y million. and that recently
hts lawyers made proposals 20 her for peace-
She complains that beT husband Introduced a
policeman into the house, and tapping his held
significantly with his finger, said, "Sne Is little
shsky here-she hit me ~ ith a broom"
An and svt Of Malvina Lane. a daughter: de-
isss. lie assaulted her when she demonstrated
| with him for eatios unripe rAspberries. In 1871.
| wen she demonstrated with him for STAYING
out all night, he replied. "Io tell you the truth.
am afraid YOU are going 10 poison me" In
| 1870 her mother and herself were refused ad-
mittAnoe to the house BY tue servants. who said
they were acting under the oruers OF Mr.. Lime,
not to let them in while he was at home. Once
when Mr. Lane made remarks derogatory TO the
character of the defendants husoand-to he,
Mr.. De Nets, she demonstrated with him,
whereupon he taunted her with being no child
OF his, and upon the plaintiffs Interfering he
| choked and struck her. In reply to allegations
on tho part of defendant, deponent SAYS that
De Nets admitted to her that In 1905. wnen ne
was only nineteen years old, ne WAS orugsed in
Russia. and 10 that condition taken by woman
before priest, where a marriage ceremony was
perfor q ed /; but that such marriage was void,
aud tnat Judge George &. Barnard had, upon a
represent Ition OF the facts, given her n ceItin-
cate that De Nets could marry her honorably in
New York. The reason tney obtained TINS GER
tincAte was because defendant threatened to
prosecute De Nets for bgamy In case he mar
| ried defendant.
The only answer Mr.. Lane makes to the mo-
tion for allmOny and counsel fees Is that the
stories told as TO his weIlth are absurd. judge
Nestbrook allows Mrs. Lane tl2OO a year all
mony pending tue suit, and $5OO counsel fees.
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Tb. Missing warwick Editor.

WARWICK, N Y. July 3D.. F. yelling, editor
OF the Warwick. N. Y, Adrsrnsrr. who disappeared
week ago Is still missing. He had been for time
the Secretary OF the warwick Driving Park, He was
business OF the strictest integrity, and one OF
the temperance leaders IN this county
Bettlng races crippled hiD financially 10 kuch an eI
tent that he deemed II best 70 leave these parts II
IL believed the money lost Was left IN the poo rooms
IL Now York IL was nrs reported that he had COM
mttrd suicide, but tins Is now cuniradcied In hs
earlier LIE MIR. Meling was n seaftriuS man. MS
friends now tMnk that he shipped some vessel.
His eDtedness here ~ fall upon four or nYe gcute
men wuo endorsed his paper
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Payina out silver nt ,he sub-Trrn.urr.

At the Sub Treasury, the rule Ia that TO no ono
nrm or Individual must than OC0 In SILVER bs
paid. The premium OF per cent. on SILVER Is tho
incentive that spurs shrewd brokers to send all Their
clerks Tor the coin. One man employed twenty dis
trict telegraph boys, providing each with thousand
dollars In currency but after the ~ had II
the silver the po lcenan stationed there discovered
the trek In several cases persons have obtained. ~
devices, ss much $4,000 1t being almost Impossible
among 50 many applicants to dislngulsh VINO had aud
who had not been paid. As each receives his od
be dars, with bag upon his shoulder deposits Il IN
his once, and returns TO get This l. continued
about three hours day, when suddenly the clerks
window closes
since the Government began TO redeem the currency
In silver II has paid out at the SUB Treasury IN tDis cI
over t25O, 900 car.
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THE Turks AND THE REBELS.
Accounts Of Bntties-The suitan's Health
France aud GERMANY Appeased.

CONSTANT NoPLE, Aug. 5.-ThS differ
ences Of Germany and France witn/ he Porte,
relative to the Saonica outrages, are settled.
A battle his been fought near Gurgustovatz,
In whicn that town was set on hre. The Servi-
ans ted In the direction OF Alcxlnatz.
VIENNA. Aug. 5.-1he Political Correspondence
has report from Constantinope that tho Ill
mss Of The sultan Is cnronic. hut that the dan
ger Of immediate death has disap peared. The
suit n continues to be inaccessible 10 the NOM
bets OF the diplomatic body. because his nerves
are very much affected. ana lac must not be ex-
lo,ed to an, excitement.
RAGusA. Aug. Sine insurgents have com
menced Desieeing irebnje. and are occupying
the roads in that neignoornood. II Is stated
that Moukhtar Pasha dare not venture To at
tack the besiegers. Yesterday the turkish gar
rison at Neum. the turkish port OF Kick, de-
stroyeu the fortifcdtions and EN- ed for n
tivari. There w.s battle Yesterday near TTe-
binje, but no particulars have been received.
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An Enterprising Firm of CIothicrs Ruined bv
Heavy Outlay and Dull Trade.

Max Stadler & Co., the clothiers at
Prince street and broadway, yesterday made an
assignment OF their business to Frederick Lewis
OF 81 White street. six months ago, Max Stad-
Ter left the old house OF Max stadler & Co.,
with which he had been connected nearly
thirty years, and taking into partnership bis
son. Henry NJ. Stadler. and his sOn-in-iaw. Isi-
dore Rosenheim, opened new store with q
capital OF t2OD,0OO. He spent $4,000 Ia improv-
lug the builuing. formerly occupied oy Ball,
Black Co. the Jew ellers. The general dulnsss
reach t5O0,0O0. The assets have not been ssti-
mated. Tue 1rst act Of the assignee was TO dls-
charge hfty employees, some OF whom had re-
csived salaries Of 5000 and $500 year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

At six o'clock Yesterday morning the tteA
indicated IL degrees. and at nine O'Clock "a
Just the wentyfour hours before. Then tho
clouds broEe. the breeze died away, the suns rayt
sreamed down, aud the temperature to S. wh rt
II rem fined until nesry IN the aftcrnoon 50 SUD es
the change, anu arscd after the cool days Of
the pasl We that apprehens Of great neat wero
general. Many VINO mad been think ing Of cool sunday
In the city hurried tO tne steamers aud trans AZ u
O'clock thick cc 1ds hetOkened severe storm. Uut
refreshing breez was ali that came, and the temper A.
fell several degrees. The ev ming WAS warm
enough. however, to give promss OF a hot sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

At about FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon
Onicer Grimm OF the New street police, saw wagon
standing front Of John e. Ackers storage store go
harketneld street Ills suspicious were aroused, as
In the he noticed that the ock OF the door mad
been tamptred with.
officers, captured the wagon ana three thieves with
thirty bslck O tobacco, valued ht sOO1 Inc men de-
scrlhed themselves As JOhn GIrdOn, uf Gl7 RVington
street John Brown, OF 81 { auuOn street, ani Nn
NeLifill. VI stone street
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Young womnn's Free Ride.

Mr.. Haninan, proprietor OF the livery stable 10
Seventh street. wllliamsOurgh. yesterday procured
warrant from Justice Guck for the arr est Of hs Hop
kins Of South First street According to Mr. HaninaDs
story this young woman. few weeks ago. obtained on
an order signed Mrs Adams OF 800 south frst street
for carriage MT iianlhsn hAd reqnentf received or
forged once dispatched his best turnout to !ne
place Niss Hopkins lives few doors from Mrs. Ad
amss. As the carriage approached the house she sig
nailed the driver. He dre- up at ler door When he
he mad waited long enough to give the nelSnbors
chance to view the dasninE equipment Miss Hopkins
took seat and started On her afternoons rnJ ~
ment on her she orlere The bll TO be sent To
the numb'r marked on the forged order, Justice GucK
lie "a the girl for examn alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
PRAYER AND PRAISE.
A Stirring Service on the Camp Meeting
Grounds at sing sing.


SING SISG, Aug. Son account of the
storm which interfered with the exercises, II
was decided to hold the Sing Sing camp meeting
over until tomorrow night, when the closing
exercises will take place at IL o'clock. Ample
preparations have been made for the great num-
bers who are expected to arrive on the excur-
sion boats and trains from New York. The
beautiful grove In which the meeting Is held
presented amost brilliant appearance tonight,
lighted ny the full moon and numerous lanterns.
Inc prayer meetings were enthusiastic aud well
attended, and as the measured cadence Of tue
stirring Methodist hymns rolled through the
leafy arches, the sounds were caught up and
passed from one to another until the whole
grove rang again. The exercises OF tomorrow
will be led by the Rev. Messrs. Aston and Hall Of
Brooklyn, ana McLe an OF Sing Sing.
G. NJ. Ellis. the thirteen -year-old boy OF Mr..
Ellis Of bT3 hird avenue, New York, lett hts
home on Friday to come to the camp meeting.
Since then he has not been heard from, and his
father, who arrived here tonight, expecting to
meet hiln, Is III great distress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
THE WINNERS AT LONG BRANcH.
The Sums that thev have Made for thsil
Owners Respectively.

The winners In the race meetings at Mon
mouth Park have netted very comfortable sums for
their owners. At tho head Of the list OF the lucky
stands the name OF August Belmont wnose earn.
ing reach tl2 $50 OF this sum Patience won q. 100
Bertram. t4,O5O; and Fiddlestick. ~ 100.
Pierre LOrlllArd comes next with $500 OF which
1850.
hird the llst is X. ". Sears. whose winnings az.
gregate 5000, AL by Acrobat
George Loriiard won 1900 on Tom ochiitree; =.
Purj ear, 81. .25O on MekO aud kingsland. aud A. ID.
Brown. t25o. for which lie Is iuaebIed to his seepe
chaser, Coronet
J. q. thune 1900 on Bureoo Joe Donshue. tsb5 on
Stanford aud Weasel; W. X BsbcOck, $40 ON " uod-
land and Egypt; j. Con e. $500 ON Donnybrooki j. A.
Grinstesd, $3.50 GU Mettei George sutllnr, 1875 on
aud H. McGrath VINO last year stood nj toe mead OF
the wunerr, this comes IN last with tdOO to his
credi., won by Chesapeake anu Leonard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

storey's Chicago Evening Telegraph Is to be
published no more,
The dory Centennial, en- route from Glouces-
ter MAS TO Lyerpoo was spoken. July 23 IN lati
tude So north, longitude lp' west.
Yesterdays paid ad missions at tho Exposition
were 20 2p6 An invoice OF $50 mocklng birds from
Texas arrived AZ Agricultural Hall.
The second inning OF the game Of cricket be-
tween the Canadians and the eIion CLUB In PhiAdel
phia yesterday, resulted Canadians, 81 Merton, liO
Tho committee OF tho House Investigating
Judge Nyie OF the supreme Court OF the listrct Of
Columbia has adopted resolutions that II Is he unanl-
nous opinion Of the committee that no sum ent eNl-
dence Las been produced to warrant the prcse alton
OF articles OF impeachment against Judge Wyls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

About 800 persons on tue Union Grounds yes
terday afternoon saw the nrst match for the amateur
championship between the Chelseis OF brooklyn and
the MutuAs OF New YORK. The Cnelseas mad the game
all their own way from the start They outDatted and
ounelded their opponents al every point aud the
game-l7 to l.
ln Prospect Park yesterday the ststioners Exchange
beat the Hart Bevin Mead Club 10 To ~; the Name.
less beat the Olympics. IA to and IN lively game
the LafAyettes scored "a tO the Atls's 20.
The Loulsyiles defeated the IhicagOs In Louisville,
AtO2.
In Borton. the Bostons scored l3. the AthleticsL
Tue Mutuals defeated the lIartfords, ttol.
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william Delts, the victim OF the Union Hill
tragedy. was slowly sinking yesterday. Last evening
Justice Gerlich took his ante.mortem deposition.
Bette said that he sitting in his shop. adJoin ng
william Schwaubs saloon, when he heard pistol shO
aud ran 10 In time to see Henry schwauo foosng Mrs.
Schwaub with arevOlyer. He placed himself between
them and crived tne ball Ia the neck ScnwauD, the
would be murderer was taken TO the county jail yester
day lie expresses no regret at his actiQn and says
lhAt he ls sOIry mat DC dld nol klll his slstef.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

The impure condition Of the Croton water ID
explained by the engineers Of the Department Of Pib
lie Works to be the result OF the hot weather.
The Croton river and ts Dutaries low. ami tho
eject OF the heat upon them has boen to dec
the vegetable matter the water contans la the lun.
try drained by the CrOton river tne fall OF rain dur
the last storm amounted to only IS OF an inch More
than two inches Iel In tins city.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-rrof. Kings balloon
'Bun4o," after going westward some distance from
Horr-town last night struck aneasterly current and
VA duyen over Sew jersey. When near Perth Am.
by LrgAn sink aud Prof. KING decldrd that some
Of t1e psssengeis must be landed. ATE landing was
made but the balloon refuse 10 agAn, Aiihsusr
a. the balss. was tnroWn oli Aier wotA.ns win y
Tor some pArl 10 ~ lrt the rrmiini OF
thr -, ccape and packed t.r upn f1r snpnent. II
, u Low w ils way Oa.A " lA.i cay ~ TAli.
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Stn bbed IN Self.Defeuce.

John Brady, shoemaker, of II Mulberry street.
lately employed BY Michael Deasy at oS Baxter street
left his work and became dssipaed. On Friday night
he quarselci With hi, mistress, Margart Bar lett lie
beat her and took her by the throat pushed Out
OF the room. On the landing Margaret, with PEN
knife stabbed Brady IN the lower part Of the abdOmen
Brady taken to the Chambers street Hospital aud
Margaret arrested Justice Murray discharged hef
yesterday, saying that sne had STABBED Brady apr
parently IN selt-defeLce, Aad no not Lkey 10
di-, she ought not to be imprisoned.
Brady was taken TO Roosevelt Hospital In the fore
Last evening his wound SAID to be dangercuA
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Late on Friday night, while party OF women
and children were lying the roof OF $50 East Tenth
street shot nrei from the direction OF GIL East
Ninth street. wounding Briigt Gl roy ana Mary y.
Donney. A bullet also passed through two psnes Of
glass In the window OF garret 35i ksst Tenth
street Benjamin spier. who lives at Gil East ninth
street. was arrested on suspicion OF having nred ths
sh &. Dut was discharged Yesterday m9rnlns by Jus.
ce MOrean for want Of evidence. The Inmates of 800
kast Tenth that he hal tire ttned to shoot
them. Some OF the inmates OF 35 East Tenth str ct
say that the house in the rear 10 resort for wicked
persons. VINO quarrel aud night. Tue ~ounded woA.an
will readllI rec.IYeI-
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william =. Holmes Missing.

Relatives of william p. Holmes Of Washing -
ton Orange county, N. y we're in Jersey CITY yester
day lnquiring for him Mr.. Holmes from his rest
dence In june last, and has not since zen seen. Ht
hftyolr years old nearly six feet II height AND
tull dArA beard.
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An Excursion by Cash Girls.

The little cash girls employed by X. II. May
Co. marched down Pier 53, North river. yesterday
afternoon. to the barge Amencs. Each section was
headed by standard bearer and the entire procession
by the boy band OF the Juvenile Asylum The sections
additionally dstinsus cy the hue OF the thr At
and hair ribbons OF the girls hiss Bowy supesin-
teudent OF the es'aDlishnent and Misses Trnnants
Hook, ana Grey were IN commsnd of the party aided
by Messrr. McCtacken. Burde t., and Davy An abun-
dance ct refresments having been shippei the tug
Reba pulled the America TO Pleasant Valley where tna
httle KRIS romped anu feAsted.
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rPrrTsBURGH,A Aug. 5.-The United Sons OF yul-
can and the Heaters aud Rollers National AssoclA.
ton were Yesterday merged In the National Amslga
mated Association of Iron ard Steel Workers. thus
settling the great question Of AmalgAmati IN In the
United States and the CanadAs. Joseph Bishop. OF
Pittsburgh. was elected PRESIDENT, win eight vice.
presidents from different sections OF the country Tue
laun comprises all the iron and steel MAKERS In
proltcllOn IN aLrlkAa.
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Girl. Swimming In the Eas, River.

At the baths At East Ftfty-fourth street yes
teriay afternoon there was swimming race OF two
miles between Harriet Wilson, Charlotte Fowndrow.
Ella Fielder, Garry Sinclair, Jane WEIGH, and Alice
Thompson. Mtss Fielder, VINO won the nrst prise At q
former contest after struggle with Miss THOMPSON,
this race and prlEe OF $50. In contest between
Anne schoneld Mary Crawford, ana Lime Townsend,
the latter won. ana took gold watch contest be.
tween James A. White Aud Samuel Palmer
easily BY the former.
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ALBANY, Aug. 5.-H. Slingerlands once at
Castleton was entered by burglars last night who
gagged and bound negro IN charge Of the place
blew open the safe, from which they took $50 IN
money and bVnds worth seYeral thousAnd dollars.
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The Pre.ident signing Bills,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The President has
signed the Joint resouton prohibiting the supply Of
special metallic cartridges to hostile Indians. Also
the To further autaOrZe the Commissioners OF ln
dian Affairs TO purchase supplies for tne Indian
lu open market. Also the JOINT resolution proVlnlnS
for The restoration OF the original Declaration OF ln
dependence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

The congregation Bnai Israel Kavaryor dedi,
Gated their new synagogue at 2oi and eoo Chatham
square yesterday The memo Jews OF the strict
est and manly from Ksvayer. In Russian Po and.
No person can oe member VINO does business OF ant
consisted chiefly Of singing Dayld's PsAm led Oy thu
Rev, Anselm DavldsOl. while JnO. 81. uoldstoin -
siata
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The Cads, who Killed a Man.

John l.. Rochlein, the West Point cadet who
stopped coach his guarc post, and shot Washing
ton Putnam, the eOaohmAn, was before Commissioner
Osborn yesterday for examination. The surgeon Who
attended Punam testified that he died u lockjw the
effect Of locheln's superior officers te Il.
Ned that sentneh ere instructed tO carry their rnes
at MALT cock and 70 challenge al carr iges Rochleln
claims tnat the gun WAS accidentally discharged.
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Financial Disorder IN India.

sIMLA. Aug. 5.-Ths 0tietdl Gazette Of India
publishes resolution Of the viceroy in Council re-
viewing the condition OF the finances and saying that
It snords grave for anxiety. The customs rev.
declared to be uufavoraDe, and orders should
therefore b. issued TO stop az preyensole outsy.
The expenditure for extraordinary puolc WORKS
should be largely reduced with the object Of essennx
the threatened dencit. Inc resolution concludes as
follows 1he financial DISORDER Is solely due 10 TIE
rApi d tall In the value VI silver"
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The Murd cred Man in Penn Horn Creek.

The body OF the unidentified man found In
Penn Horn Greek, on the Hackensack mealows wAs
taken TO Osborne's Morgue, Jers,y CITY yesterday.
the rope around the Helgulng al least
tweuty nye pounds attached. Tue body thAt OF
German ABOUT forty years OF age clothed in o
dArk coat and pantaloons. win low shoes aud white
socks The face was smooth shayen, with the excep-
tion Of u tnin, dark moustaChe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

MONTREAL, O., Aug. b.-Mr James Gordon
Bennett Of The New York Hsra'd. has sent an invita-
ton TO tue European teams Of whites and Indians to
visit Newport, X. L. to pay match game a. La ross,
under the auspices OF the Newport POO CLUB, Offering
70 pay Nj travelling MOTEL ana incidental expenses, IL
Il ssiOe that tue team VI the Montreal Ciup Mll 20
this U'nrfh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
The Gambler. of Cap,. Lower,'s Precinct.

James Scully, OF 81 Varick street, and James
Eiskins, OF 2A9 stockton street, Brooklyn entered
gambling house at 90 Chatham street last evening" and
lost 800 They complained 10 Serg Granger and
On OF ten entered the place ana arrested Eugene
Martin, the proprietor the dealer, named Dillon, and
other persons In the rooms Ganblers' implements
and large sum ~ money we're taken 10 tue frAnAln
street police station.
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Manins the silver Dollar Legal repder.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Tne bill introduced by
Senator Boutwell, TO day provides for the creation Of
commission, to consist Of three Senators. three mem
brrs Of The House Of Representatives and three p0r
sons 10 be app lated by the President of the United
states to consider the expedency Ot ssuinga silver
dollar and making the same a ltga nder Ihelr con-
cllsous 10 Vs reported TO Congress ~ It's next ses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

LONDON. Aug. 5.-Upward OF forty fishermen
and sailors OF coasting vessels perished In the gale
which prevailed the coasts of Scotland and England
last Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
PRICE THREE CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AVID THERE ny TIM
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Politicians NJ IL Again IN BrookIvu-
The -chcmina and Wirrrsiiips Necessary
to Erect n New Municipal BuiIdtns.

TO Erect n New Municipal Building.
Gen. w. @. Steinmetz, the builder Of the new
Post once has Withdrawn the plans he sulmitted 10
the competition for the new municipal building IN
BROOKLYN Ing In his note to the clerk ofthe Board
Aldermen that the action Of the appointed committee.
well Of the Board Of Aldermen trying 10 select
plan. has been such as to convince him that they
not the parties to whom profe s,na men should sub
NIT plans for fsir decision. II is publicly crcd BY
OF the competing ar ,hccts, that least Of
TIE architects whose chances are being fOrwar led
kepubeans was asked 70 alter his pans 80 as 70 meet
the views " other Repu lcans- privilege not afford
to Gen. steinmetz the action Of the 1tepuDicais 10
rated as very disgraceiul In the general comment
around the City a ana there Il not enough money
IL me 10000 salary to warrant suspicion Of aud a.
division, and silence, II Is thought that Felix npbel.
A. A. Low, anu boss Mclaughlin, the owners u tho
9eildnss' i9r which the city is paving $4,000 aYesi
rent are helping to cause the dead lock \ derfnen
rrehfh ROW fther. and Ray sho MAKE the trouble.
are hayes and Wheeler men. The bLi dng, which was
70 nave been complete May l. Will not be done now
before OctOter Of neIt year-thus making II neces
expensive landholders for another year.
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The Emperor Of Rrazll.
SPARKs FROM THE fELEoRAPH.

GAsTEIN. Aug. o. The Emperor and Empires;
OF Brazil arrived here to-day. Ihey we're hearIiI
rel
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The Thermometer in New York Yesterday.
At 3 o'clock, A.. NJ. 70' q, 7l' " TO-, u N.
66' $3.50 L. NJ, S. o. Sl'i .. ~.
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Slight changes in barometer, stationary to RI,
ing temperature, southwest to sOutAea,t winds and
clta 20 fair.