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How the servians were Driven from their
Positions-Ths Turkish Advance.


VIENNA, Aug THE Turkish bulletins
about the taking Of X ujazevatz, or Gureusoyatz,
have again told the truth. After two DAYS
fighting the servians were driven from their
positions there on the day before Yesterday.
The nrst attempt, which was made the day be-
fore, failed to accomplish this object, and Hor-
vstovics succeeded in maintaining hts position
till night set In but next morning the
Turks renewed the attack, and the Ser
vians were forced back on to the road to-
ward Banja. he weakness OF the Servian post
ton at kujaxevatz was that the line OF retreat
over this road t. Danja Law on their right nank,
which was taken ad vantage OF 10y the Turks. who
sent n Ranking column which threatened this
line OF retreat. The retreat seems, however. to
have been Orderly. a. there IL no mention OF any
guns material having been taken. Toe
town or village itself was burned down Ac-
cordiug to the oflcisl Turkish account this
done by the volunteers. but whether by the
Turkish or tho Servian volunteers Is not stated.
As for the population, not only OF kuj aIsvatL
Itself, but OF all the rimok district, 10 had He'd
at the approach OF the Turks.
The fall OF Kujazevaiz decides the fate of
Saifschsr, and. indeed, of the whole Timok VAL
ley between kuj lzsyatz aud SAtschM. here
Is Only one position which might have inrede
the junction OF the forces under Ahmed Eyoub
and Osman Pasna--it IL the detle OF the rnOk
at OratarnitzA The Inhabitants Of the district
Of Nogotin have received orders from the milf
tary commander to take their families and NOV
abies into the interior OF the country, being IN
formed at toe same time that II they did not
leave OF their own accord they would be take n
by force.
In Belgrade intense excitement prevails at the
news Of the Turkish advance, which can
longer be concealed.
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A FIGHT WITH BURGL1RS.
Six shots Fired on Zach side aud One Of the
Buruisrs " Wounded.

KINGSTON, Ulster Co., Aug 1.-Two
burglars we're detected In attempting TO enter
the residence OF WIN. NJ. Hayes. an Alderman
OF this city, a prominet Republican, In Al
bany avenue, IN the outskirts OF the city, on
Wednesday night, at about half past IL o'clock.
A nephew OF Mr.. Hayes, Frederick J. Dederck,
heard the noise, and after awakening the family
went out OF the house to reconnoltre. IL saw
man standing on the staircase which loads down
the terrace to the Darn, and Immediately hailed
him. The reply was pistol shot, the ball pass
Ing through the crown Of Dederck's hat. Ded-
erick fred Two shots In quick succession, and
the man Tell down the stairs crying In an
agonized tone, ION, I'm shot: I'm shot As
DedencR was about to 90 down the stairs To
him another man appeared along the fence
short distance away and began firing. Five
shots were nrsd al Dederick. who returned them
until until his revolver was empty, and then he
fell back toward the house. The rest OF the
family by this time had come out ~ the house
and a rally was made On the barn, but tho bur
glars had escaped To the low snds, IL being too
dark to attempt TO follow them Upon going
into the barn two valuable horses OF Mr. Hayes
were found with their fore feet muiiied In pieces
OF horse blanket that had been TON up for the
purpose, aud they were ready to be mounted
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The rveu,v.nr.t ward wife Murder.

Coroner Croker held the inquest, yesterday, In
the o. Ann Mcclure, Of $3.50 Eas Both street. who
died In Bellevue Hospital the 14th inst, having been
stabbed In the abdomen by her husband, Frank
Mcclure. The testimony showed that both Mcclure
and his wife we're addicted liquor and that the wife
was very Jealous Of her husband ON the day Of the
stabhing Mcclure and his wife quarreed early In the
morning. Mrs. Mcclure was very moody all dav and
At last Sc cents worth of liquor and cl
od a neighbor to help her drlgk It. Mcclure arrived
that he might visit his girl In the basement wheI
ever he wanted to- "Il Kill you II you say that again
They clInched, and rolled together down flight o.
stairs. Mrs Mcclure Die to rise, ana exclamt
e I'm stabbed" The jury returned verdict against
Mcclure, and he was committed.
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Live stock Market.

NEW York. Friday. Aug 1s.--Receipts o.
bocves 121 loads. or 022 head, making 50pi
since Monday, against BIAS for the same time last
wDek. The quality VAS mainly common, including 10
car llads OF Texas ard Colorado sfocK The demand
was very moderate anu prices cl back to the ~ ling
rates OF last MOndaya decline from yesterday equal to
at east Ne. y. A few selections were sol nj 100
1ui4c. n ~ uress 81 ms hut strictly prime It's were
sod patc.. dress 90 rs; decent to good native
scers at 7h@sltc TO dress b@sd Ms and poor Texan.
to decent Colorado cattle at from So to 74c to dress
b4ab5 Bs.-ncluding one lot at &C., - dress IS d..
Receipts OF sheep anu lambs were II cars. OF 3,S07
head, making 13i9s since Monday. against 1899 for
the same time last week. Prices we're unchanged, and
the market quiet At 4et694c. n. for common to
good sneep. anu bs7c. y n. for ordinary to choice
lanbs
Rec pfs Of hogs 80 car loads Seas head, max.
Ing H. % since Monday against ga for the same time
last week N ne for SAFE alive Dressed hogs were quet
al 1l.lhilc. 4 n.
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THE WAR THE EAST.
Details Of the Atrocities In Buiesria-Tcrrf-
bic scenes and Incidents.
IRON n. London Danv Msp.. Aug. :.

fro'p the London Daily Nt,os. Au0.7.
PHIIIPPoPoLrs, July 31.-The investiga-
ton into the atrocities Ia proceeding rapidly.
Mr. Barring will probably report that not fewer
than sixty villages were burnt and twelve thou
sand people killed. In one instance only the
BuIsarians attacked the Turks, viz, IN a village
Of MIXED Inhabitants.
TATAR BAzARpJIK, Aug. III have lust seen
the town Of Batok. Here Is what saw. On APP
preaching the town on hill there were some
dogs. They ran away, and we found on this
spot number Of skulls scattered about, ana
one ghastly heap OF skeletons with clothing.
counted from the saddle a hundred skulls. On
entering the town, we saw on every side skulls
and skeletons cbarred among the ruins, OF lying
entire where they fell In their clothing. We APP
preached the church. There these remains
were more frequent. until the ground was lit
orally covered with skeletons, skulls and bodies.
Between the church and the school there were
heaps Of dead bodies. The sight was dreadful.
fostering with dead bodies partly covered
hands, legs, arms, and heads projected In ehast-
ly confusion. ] saw many little hands. heads.
girls with heads covered with beautiful hair.
The church was still worse. The floor wa.
ANYTHING so fearful. There we're three
thousand bodies In the chnrchyard and
church. In the school, a fine building. two hun
dred women and children had been burnt alive.
| All over the town there were the same scenes.
| In some places heaps OF bodies buried In shall
|
| banks Of the little stream were covered with
bodies. Many bodies had been carried to Tatar
| BazardJik, "A distance OF thirty miles. The town
had 1900 inhaotants There now remain loo
The man who did all this, Achmed Aga, has
| been promoted, and Ia stu Governor OF the
| district. The newspaper accounts were not ex-
! aggerated. They could not be-. No crime in-
vented by Turkish ferocity was left uncommit-
ted. Seven thousand bodies have been lying
| here since May II, rottiug In the sun. preyed
upon by dogs and SIR Henry Elliot has never
heard that the authorities demand war con-
| tribution from the remaining inhabitants of
| 10000 piastres. The town formerly paid
million. Tue harvest In rotting in the fields. The
owners In the churchyard. The survivors
| cattle have been taken bv the Turks. who re-
fuse TO restore II. IL Is impossible to get In the
harvest. Ii Is not true that the Turks are send
ing help. The Inhabitants everywhere complain
to NJ SCHUYLER that their cattle are not restored
and that help Is not given.
| The statement that the Bugarians committed
| atrocities Ia utterly unfounded and shamefuliy
| false. NJ. Schuyler thinks that less than two
hundred Turks were Killed, nearly all In open
combat. There Is no proof vet that a single
| Turkish woman Guild was killed. There Ia
| urgent need OF relief for the starving and help
less families.
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One Of the Brooklyn Divorce suits.

In the well-known divorce suit OF Rosina FleIR
aPt. Beatus Feig. contractor. worth about 10000
Justice Barnard yesterday in Brooklyn granted the wife
IS week al,mony besides the farm on Long Island
which Mr.. Fleie conveyed to her. The suit is for
cruelty and inhumln treatment snd the aeg aione In
clude accounts OF the moot vigorous ssssuts the
wife before and since che SUIT was Instituted Several
times he has been reported being az the point OF
death from HE sssauts and once the Coroner went TO
her house TO take ante-mortem deposition. She 10
German. Of strong constitution. feig MADE his mouey
A. n n ~
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DIEI,.

CREEGAN.-On Thursday morning. Aug. II, Jennie
Teresa beloved wie OF Michael Creegan, aged ~
years.
The funeral VIII take place THIS saturday afcrn ron.
al O'clock, from her late Residence, % len st. 1ue
atiycs gud friends Of the family respec fully lu
ylird to attend.
JONkS. On thursday, Aug. II, George Gantz jones'
only cMd Of Euos r, and Carrie l., Jones.
HIS funeral VIII Iaae place gu - uIdty, al o'clock
r. NJ from the residence of hi grandfather, George 4.
CAN'T. ~ rubby HoOA QnSood IRAN from liLds "a
River Railroad depot, corner 80 81. and luiu at
O'Clock Z. NJ.
SMIIlI-Drowncd at Shlron, MS. Aug 10 Oh his
35tu birthday A bert smith. OF nArtto d, Conn.
sULLlVAN.-ln Ruth"noTd, \. g.. "a Medncrday'
Aug. 10, at the r,hdencc ut William IL NtN.lr, Mrs..
ka,e suiyAn,wie VI Henry d. sullivan VI saa fatrcio
1eXd.. aged 90 years
Gayeslon orpus Christi, aud RocApor papers please
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II Is a sad commentary upon our boosted civ
iliEaiOn that the women OF our times nave degene-
rated In health and physique until they are literally
OF Ids pale, nervous, feeble, back achy
with only here there few noble exceptions the
persons Of the robust buK0m ladies' chsracterlstc OF
the sex In days gone by. Byavry large experience,
covering period Of wears and embracing the treat
mcnt Of many thousands OF cases Of those ailments
peculiar 20 women Dr. Pierce, Of the Worlds Dis9en
sarY, Buffalo, y. has perfected, by the comhlna,i
OF certain vegetable extracts, natural spechc, which
ne doe, no. extOl AS curelll but one which admir-
AOlv ulnls singeness Of purpose, beng most post
tive ana reliable remedy for tnus weaknesses aud com
pains that Athct the women o. the pre,ent dsy lhs
natural speclnc cOmpoun In called Dr, Perc"'s raw
tie Pgescr ptnn. The follOwins are among those ds
eases IN which this wonderful m dicine has worNed
cures a. II by magic ana with Ger alntN neNr Oetors
attained Dy any medicines Wcn, nick, nervous Hud
general debility fAhng ahd other ospa emeniH OF IA
Iernal Orgaus, ultlng from dehllti and lAck 81
strength IN nalural supports. ihernA ttNet conge.
ton, Inflammation, aud liberation, ana very nHhy
other chrunic disease, incident 70 women hnl proper
to mention mere, Ia shloh, a. Wen A. ~ ne cases tat
nave been enumerated. the FayOrr PstrptO on enects
cures-ihe marvel Of she world ~ Viii moi 10 harm In
any state condition Of the syst m Aad bY adopting
its use the invalid lady may avoid that seyeret OF
deas-the consulting Of family physician Fnvorlte
Prescription sold by dealers In mtdicines generally
Adv.
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Meeting Death while Jumping for Liberty.

George Sheldon and another negro In the
United states service IN the vandala, at the Navy
Yard. robbed officers room OF 1900 and concealed
the money IN their bunKs, where II was recovered
They were put iron.. on Tuesday night they broke
their shackles and Jumped overheard The second
boats vain heard the splash and cry for help. lie
the body Of negro floating out with the tide
He aroused OF the aud went ashore. They
found Sheldon companion hid IN the shadow Of some
kegs lie wss rearrested Yesterday the body Of Sne
dOu was found close by the sAlp.
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The Austrian Emperor. birthday.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s.--lo- being the
forty sixth birthday OF Francis Joseph Emperor OF
Austria, all the Austrian sections m the buildings with
IN the Centennial grounds decorated In honor Of
the event Ia the Main Building the portrait Of the
Fmperor was surrounded by h,gs, the Imperial cOlOrs
Iredominatng AT 10 A. concert was gwen al the
iattrr point by Mler's band. There was also small
procession headed Ny the Gags OF the different sections
IA ne EmDlre
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To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr; A card hav-
ing appeared In several OF the morning papers Of ths
date under the signature Of Springer Co.. calls on us
for answer,
Springer 4 Co. did bay our notes TO the amount OF
tl5.Od5 20. although not direct OF ~.
In the statement 10 our creditors we were compel ed
give the names of ME last holders Known TO w. VI all
paper ssued By our nrH.
Can Springer Co. DENY that they bought this
amount u paper and when hld not matured when
our statement was preparedp MAY srADLER 4 Co.
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Mr.. PenzIer's sieht Seeing.

Celestine Penzer, farmer OF Plymouth, Ohio,
landed from Jesey City ferry boat Thursday. and
tod Thomas vsrlcy and Thomas Nolan OF the Clinton
House, 3o5 Bowery, that he wished to ma good hotel
They took him TO respectable public house, and then
proposed that he should the CITY, and he unsupec
ingy accompanied them lie was awasentd IN the par
room 3O5 Bowery. His companions had disappeared.
aud his pockets had been cmpied OF 500 two checks
for 81 600 each on the Cen National Bank, and a
eold watch. Varey and Nolan were captured, nut
Penn too much intoxicated yesterday to testify.
and the examin alton ordered for to-day PenzleI
Gays that lie drug ed ana then roooed.
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YiaInlinrlhn Ei.h lava.

PoRr JERvIs. Aug. ls.-Much excitement pre-
vls along the lie aware river, above tins place, IN re-
gard to the violation OF the Ash laws by riparian owners
who insist In putting eel welrs la the river thereby
dentroyns tousands OF Young black bass every night
Several Ncrs have been removed surrepluuusiy ana
II f. threatened that N all are not removed bV tue
owners, they will be removed IN the same manner.
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It's understood that Commodore Garrison,
who Is engaged In the foreclosure Of the Missouri
Pacinc Railroad. intends to allow the nonassenting
shareholders to come under fair arrangement, into
the dement's OF the reorganization Tho holders OF the
shares who subscribed ana paid the quarter OF one
per cent assessment VIII OF course, be allowed the
preference.
rhe low rate at which the Commodore bought the
bonds npon witch he IL now forecosnR enables him to
exercise a lcnicncy toward the stockholders which
might not have been accorded under less favorable CIR
cunstances II expected that the road Will 90 reOr.
eanized aud furnished with permanent management
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE NJ THE
SUMS REPORTERS.

Little Bill which jaw could Dispu,o"-
judge Benedict Decides that Prov,sions
for Loue Bra nch Boats should be fnid for'
Judge Hunt, OF tho United states Circuit
Court, has confirmed Judge Benedcts decision IN
favor OF j. NJ Fuller OF pa Fulton street, New iork
the lelant Of the steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse
Hoyt In 1873. when these vessels were owned oy Jay
Gould. Fuller furnished arge quantity OF provisions
to the steamers but hs bill, which amounted to 1901 -
was not allowed by Abram Gould, the brother OF jay
Gould, who acted a. purchasing agent. The defence
was that the orders for the provisions not given
by the proper and when a libel ned against
the vessels, the claimants. the New Jersey southern
Railroad Company and the Nara ganset steamship
COMPANY, resisted y on the ground that claim for
supplies could not be lien vessel In home port,
and that as the Plymouth Rock piled only between
sandy HOOK and New York city she was nestle
vessel, not amenabe to such libel Judge Benedict
allowed the clain, which in all amounted to tpS350.
Jaw Gould appealed anc was defeated In the Circuit
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THE UTICA RACES.
Great Eastern and Ksrus tho Winner-Dsn
Maee's Amy IN Two Trial Heats.
UTICA, Aug. ls.-The Utica Park Asso-
cistion's very successful meeting closed to-day
with the following races:

The 2:8 was very pretty race. Great Eastern
his position on the first turn twice, but swung
around Hannah ID. to the front again without
an effort.
In the 30 class Rarus sold at $l00 to $40 for
the field. He trotted throughout without
break.
After the grand exhibition OF the famous trot-
tiers before the grand stand, Dan Macs's bay
mare Amy trotted two trial meats, Ben Mace
driving, without a break or skip.
The time Of Dan Mace's Amy was:
ME. " Me-. u Me. Me
First heat. .........35 loo 14tA 2.2Oa
Second heat. ......SsAl lOsA laA 22oA
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Cornell, who lived al Freedom Pains near tbs city,
himself IN the mis- residence yesier'
day He ID supposed 70 have been temporarily insane.
Mr. Cornell graduated AT Rrunswlck College, And was
minisler VI the First Reformed Church.
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william Steln.of III

william Stein, OF First md North Sixth streets,
wnlamsburgh, IN taking nstn at the foot OF North
Ninth street Thursday night, let himself down the
side OF barge on rope. HIS hands slipped, and he
WAS drowned
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TO THE RUBBEIt TRADE.

The arge and crntra " lJtcate store, As school st.
BOsio on, directly opposite the CITY hAll, be
cased. TINS has long neen known rs a II lurshug
wholesale ana re all rubber warehouse, aud universally
Admitted to be the hnes site Ia Boston Apply To NJ.
BOGLk, 40 school st., Boston. Three retal rubber
stOTes Oly Ia
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Steamship Albemarle. Lewes. Del, mdse.
Steamship oder Bremen, mdse. ani pass.
Ship BOnandes, antwerp, m ballast
Bark Frentiden. Aberdeen, In ballast.
BARK Ogir, Belfast, In ballast.
BARK Liba ma, Traee, IN ballast.
Brig Ada Halls. Point-aPItre. sugar.
80 the usuA rivef an1 cOAstvise sesses.
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MILLER-wILSON.- Brooklyn. T. n, Aug. Id
1876. ny the Rev J. IA. Andrew, 80 use Of brides uu
thrr. 3l2 South b. 81. Mr.. Thomas Mrr Of NVN urk
q To Miss C. Wilson OF fOrme. CltY.
NIAlI-HALL, IN MauAgford conn., Aus H.
hy tn nv. T.. nooiftlc. lhls. NJ Wyatt 81 Sew
4 Grace Gertrude. daughter OF the liJn " Ia. hau
o " a.llugfOrd.
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Mrs. wINsI.ows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
tetthng Is an old and wei-tred remedy IL ma stood
the test OF many years aAd was never known 70 fall.
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MARINE fyrELLIaENCs.

MrTATuRx ALdASAF-rHfs DAv
sun rises.... II sun sets. 52tMooa sets. 90
at.H wATER-rnt p4N
sandy HOOK a. Gov. islana. SO Hell Glte... %
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No one can anord 10 be without Parker's
Ginger Tonic Asa your Druggist to get II for You.
HlSCON Co. 1853 William s,., y. y.
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Approved UniversaiIy.-The comfortable efec
tive SIX Elastic Truss, sold Ony 10 Elastic Truss
pany. os3 BroAdway.
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when impurities In the blood are determined
the surface In the form OF bOtches dry calculations
rashCs &c, the safest and most ehpetious remedy 10
Glcnu's sulphur Soap. Depot, Crittentons' Ska
avenue.
The halr ia benefited as wei as colored by Iiis Hair
uYe-ALp.
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Grants Long branch cottage was thrown
open yesterday His Aeeper saws ha the cottage
In to be occupied b, some ~ Grants relations Grant
IL " remain al the Branch only few days.
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,,A,..Rupture Permanently Cured by mr..
MARS is treatment. once. Nescy ST., AstOr House,
opposite 81 Pau's Church.
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The great benefits Of Monelrs Teething Cor
dial are tea lneu by all who H. % cents.-Adp.
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Snslnrss Nntirts.
A sense Of WEAKNESS

often felt by persons who cannot locate any particu-
lar dis. II they work. 1t becomes labor II they
walk they soon tire mental Efforts become burden,
AMI even JOYS are dmned by The sha low Of TINS weak
ness when Cast their lives. Recourse 10 had
sometimes TO smulants OF dangerous character The
advice Of physicians refrain from labor pro-
duCes no happy results. Nhy2 The system Is uebili-
tated aud nee - to be built up properly. PERUVIAN
SYRUP Will do this thing Like the electric
rent permeates tn entire system and hurinOutzng
VITA corporeal functions, raises the nfeeDled
ana brings the color 10 the cheek again aud nope 10
the deep ndent II does It's work promptly ana well.
SOld BY all drug gsts.
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THE BROOKLYN LIBERALS.
Exposure OF the SHAM Meeting-Letters from
the Lenders,

To THR EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sr; A call, pur-
porting to be signed ny members OF the Liberal Gen.
eral Committee OF Kings county shown me odiy.
The object explained appoint delegates Gen
Cochrancs convention on the 23i. Having been
acuve promoter Of the LIoera movement At Its ncep-
tlon. and familiar with Its history birth death
burial de,lre to explain fes simple facts IN
der inst the public may not misspprehend the slgnn
canoe OF this meetiag And nrht raere 10 no such
thing Liberal organization IN this county and
has not been Tor more than year secondly; The
gentlemen signing TINS cali nave, for the most D RI,
acted with the Republicans Tor Two years past,
eral OF them III muers Of the Republican County
Committee Thlrdy The call 10 not advertised. L. not
general. and only extended 10 those Known beeyc cd
Ia be Il puOilCans, which 10 microscopic minority of
the original organization Hence far it may
considered pubic act Of Liberals Il Transparent
fraud aud so far considered IN its aspects
cheap Republican sham, anu unworthy OF anything ex
crpt cont, INIT Fuur.hfths OF tho Org inai Liberals
" IN support rilden aud Hendricks. u T. Z.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 10.
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VI RRIED.

.pnrker's Ginger Tonic cures acidirv of
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To rHz EplroE or TnE BRooKLYs EAGLE Most OF
the fcH" gentlemen who IN quietly last evening In
sanger's Hall as Liberals, anu endorsed HAYES and
Wheeler are wei. known members of Republican ward
associations. The Liberal organic tlOn OF BrOOsyn Ia
now where II Always has been since 1879, With the
Democracy, and enthusiastic for rilden ana reform.
THEODORE THIRLER,
Secretary Of the Liberal General Committee Kings
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Muslins and linens washed with Pyle's clean,
pure o. X. Soap become elegantly white aud sweet
Adp.