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NIX. KERR's OBSE0UIES.
Extensive Preparations In New Albany for
the Reception Of tho iiody.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 23.-The ciu-
zens OF this place have mude extensive prepare
tons for the iecepton OF the body Of the late
Speaker Kerr, which will arrive at II o'clock to-
night. II will DO taken charge OF by committees
from Masonic and other civic bodies, and re.
moved to the rotunds OF the Court House, which
Is draped In mourning fromIthe dome to.tno
ground floor, interviewed with Amerlc q days,
eyergreens, aud flowers. An elegant catalogue
Is placed Immediately under the dome.
Tue rematns Will he IN ct ate IN tue building
until Tomorrow evening Mt o'clock. Then
they Will Ue removed To tue residence OF the
late Speaker IN Upper Maiue street, remaining
mere until Friday Afternoon at . O'Clock, at
1t Is expected tnst Gov. Hendricks, senator
Mcdonald, ana numOer OF other distinguished
citiLsns Of this State and Kentucky Will be
present at the funeral on Friday.
Inc military stan at tue headquarters OF the
Army Of the South, at Louisvllle, has sienined
Its ~ eution to Oe present. al the funeral. and
have Oeeu assigned a position IN tue procession.
All tne civic aud mint .ry snrieties OF the city
have also signined their intentiOL TO be present.
Chef MarshHlsnip OF tue occasion, and con-
slant apple ,tlons are being maze To him BY 30
oieties for places IN the line.
Tue Mayor of Nav Albany has extended tDvi-
tatlons To the members of the city government
OF Louisville anu Jenersonvtlle. and also to all
the civil and mllttary oTsanlzdtion OF these two
cties, 10 JON IN paving tue last tribute VI re-
IN tue history OF TINS city mas attracted the at
tention Of the people 50 much. hr. Kerr WAS
regarded with the nignest respect by all the Cit
lLeua,
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DECEPTION.
Troops Enlisted for the Indian War 70 30
sent into southern states.

Troops Enlisted for the Indian War 70 30
sent into southern states.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Regular cavalry SOL
diers are being rapidly recruited under the
cent act OF CouRress increasing the maximum
strength OF companies to 100 men each, but they
are not to go West, but South. Every man en-
listed for service on the plains will be concen-
trated at the st. Louis barracks, and there de-
ployed according to the caprice Of Grant and
his cohorts.
How do know this Simply by conversation
with army officers at Sherdan's headquarters
to-day. was there informed that additional
troops are not wanted by Crook or Terry, and
even though they were they could not be for
warded In time to tie Of service this season.
The Missouri river Is lower than IL has been for
years. Boats nave stop ed running and trans
portation cannot be secured by that route The
other route 10 by the Union Pacific to
Cheyenne. thence 10y marching 200 miles
over a barren. desol to country, To where
the array Is supposed TO be, and where
10 supplies could be forwarded In guam
titles or speedily enough to sustain All increased
force The Washington Administr ition Is and
has been pliying a bold, dangerous game. Con
gress VS. deceived into Increasing the number
Of scouts t. one thousand, wnich gave "A 10 &c
that was deemed sufficient to cope with the
savages. The number Of Indians VS. greatly
oyerstated. aud Congress- was again deceived
into passing Binning's Army bill. me sure
that adds $50 men to the army OF 1900 that
now infests the South. II the truth were known,
the fact would transpire that this cruel war
not only unnecessary, but was provoked. will
fully and deliberately, for political purposes
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II wi "a be seen hat the mere Sc OF their stocks
lnd bonds TO ches about 1T per cent, whereas
thr total Increase of their business IA the same
period Is stated TO have oeen only 531 per cent.
All the principal coal dealers In Chicago are at
6ngan Fills To take port In the conference
when was acid there yesterday for the purpose
OF compromising, II po'siUie, the exslin Jill
1culties, AID preventing the threatened serious
break in prices.
The Pittst ton Coal Company and the Hoooken
Co COMPANY, which fuTiish a large part OF the
coal for tugs ana other vessls used In river
lIAnsportai Ion, Issued circulars Se,terd " An
nounClug that they b We reduce cd their price-
eeg e, al for t425 bIuk n. $40 chestnut. $3.50
De SO -. Ihey say that tneir Gus onlers, III
GLIDING LARGE manu- cruz, Rs and OIL dealers are
iubil mt over the overthrow VI the co lpool, ana
anticipate an immediate onsntenin9 40 IN uusi-
ness and that money will once more begin TO
move around 50 that people can collect their
bills aud pay their debts. They get their GOAL
LON tue Ser .ntou and l. bish regions By the
Del ware, l. ckawanHa .nd western railroad
and the Lenigh Nallvy railroad. In their pm
ton, stove coal will not II SO low as tue other
kinds for toe present, PERHAPS not over my
cents a ton, for the reason mat there mas not
been so much OF u left on the maj ket, In the
Hener.l depression OF business.
The PeunsS lyanid Co i Company announced a
recuctiOC OF 81 ton at the Jersey CITY onces:
They wal sell egg coal AT t4sO, anu stove coal
81 IS.
Among the retail dealers there IL considerable
differ. nee Of opinion IA TO what eject the break
Ing Of the combination will nave.
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TIE DErESOE OF LAROS.
Insanity AZ nm Excuse for his Crime His
RroIhers Teslifying In his BehaIf.

EAsroS. Pa, Aug. 23.-The prosecution
TODAY closed their case against Allen &. LIros,
the poisoner OF his father, mother, and another
member OF the family, by Introducing proof
that the prisoner after his arrest, confessed his
guilt. Lawyer H. W. scott opened for the de-
fence. He said that proof would be given OF
hereditary tendency to insanity and nervous
disease in both branches Of the prisoners fami-
ly; that he was an epileptic; that three
weeks before the commission OF the crime
he VS. suffering under this disease
int he was unconscious Of his acts
aud their moral responsibility by reason
this disease, when he boulht the poison; aud
that wen he commit ed the crime he WAS In
sucn condition OF mlhd as 10 make hin ire
spnDslhle ey, u II he did do what was charged.
During tue delivery OF the aodress the prisoner
sat a. imDerturD bic IA ever, put IT. qurntly
cast quick. keen, Rlances at the JnrY, az thouRh
Watching the effect ~ the lawy words upon
them. Clinton j. Laros, d brother OF the pris-
oner, " the first witness for tue defence. lie
Ia a thin faced, small-eyed ID n, " Years old.
lie said;
Alien worried one summer with John Mann. He had
spell Their, | don't know what 4 was sort Of NJ
M froii my bed. ! found Allen lying IN bed pulling
hr snd clugchlng his roat and Ia KING az sort OF
letter b. by MAKING her repeat II twenlyhye or nity
times and tnat nn6 ae Hep1 reSs.s Tie AK ss
epou! goiag 70 nv avg to h Vris game ' snd
vu c o:D ws stn. on biz hela and f.es s
boLy at that time He had similar spells sfterward
e noS S-T ri'sT Rs s Syss on f la. tour
yt eoa MT tell wheH ne We; ABOUT 70 nave
SAs seat TOR 70 come Tse1 they we're , .ar1
o oiss Of iDa toe He ras s HE Hight AIDE on
Hs Is amy oOE % a.. sd' as.p
g 60 N. . the houIe saw nun da1pg tne n.gn. .nd
Co. ana tod Dr. Seems that thought he hsd such .
spell . he uSed 10 have The nett Gay he hao an
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GERMAN MERRPMAKING.
Tho Joyous Close Of the Hessian and tho
Piattdeuisch Festival DiyerrioEs.

The Hessian festival in Hamilton Park
closed yes erday. About 1000 persons we're on
the grounds by daylight, and a much greater
the day W 3 spent la dancing and in Orocessions
of girls dressed as Hessidn peasants. At
o'clock Napoleon wa, reDresented In the fun
dress uniform OF French General, with the ex-
eeption Of his sword, which, as Il prisoner, he
was not allowed 10 wear. A band of music pre-
coded him. andpehind h IN marched a guard OF
Hessian Grenadier-, WIT hiln earskn caps nd
Hessian Uoots. After walk around the grounds,
he was conducted To MS q isTtrrs, where Ne VAS
allowed u receive Ills friends, wuOn ne treated
To lager beer In lns evening nessldn mock
wedding was celeor ted. Tue BRIDE aud her
m ids ere kissed lust ike re lity. Alter this
ceremony Lle bogus husband aud "ife mounted
A gaily decorated gon lautn Wi'n household
furniture and rode around tbs grounds. An-
other performance WAS an Alta X bN uesslan
soldiers upOn a heap Of DIRT. lllus RAVE OF an
attack made 10y the Hessian tTon ps ON what they
the Revolutionary war. The last sosne was tue
burning In envy OF hasenhlR, Prue Minister
OF be Grand Duke Of Hesse prior to tue hevo-
luton Of 1873. ., ~.
Ine PIattdeutsch Volksfest at Jones's Woods
was also 81. sed yesterday. and tue Attendance
mems we're viried, out the III aJorlty 81 the
Visl ors preferred dancing. In q .otheI ~ 81
tn. grounds, an orchestra OF PlAttoeutAche
naidsns, In the national costumes, sat 90
raised platform. ina instruments were
RuILrr a violin, aud zita, small instru nsnt
nati0nal. hunters, aud love songs, Other diver
siOns were foot aud OK races, nole climbing
for DOys, and race between purouplno ana
hare. Ine evening was enlivenod ny Fireworks
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THE FARMERS HARVEST HOME.
Tho Queens County Folks Day Of Merry
Making on Rockaway Beach.

The sky was bright over Rockaway beach
and the air cool with a breeze ye sterday, as LOCO
or 1000 OF the husbandmen OF Queens county
gathered to participate In the fourth real har-
vest home festival OF the Farmers Cooperative
Union and union grange patrons OF Jamsica."
At o'clock the festival music band went down
to the beach at the Rutland Seaside Pavilion,
and after that time each subsequent train bear
ing = multitude OF farmers. their wives, and
daughters. rolled into Rockaway at every Dour.
The exoursionists swarmed through the hotel
parlors and barooms, sw armed upon the breezy
verandahs and roamed over the sand dunes,
gathered clans. aud b thed In the surf.
The d incing pavilion on the Hockdway sh ore
had been arranged and decorated with IN ore
than usual magnincence. Ad)wn each sup
porting arch Of the pavilion were twined parti-
ooiored bunting. and sheaves Of grain and stalks
OF corn that bore gre 4 e n OF fruit were strung
along Its walls. Some Of the ears were over
sixteen inches long, and, las TO their Rirtb,'
said the owner. leach one OF 'em IS good for a
quart OF Long Island corn whiskey." They were
exhibited by the formers of Jamaica. In front
bore all kinds Of fruit. from double-headed
cabbage TO the smallest potato.
At 100 the mul' itude sat down 90 feast.
After dinner many speeches were delivered. and
Mr.. O'Donnell. editor OF the Jamaica Standard,
ably set forth the rights OF farmers. Then fol.
through programme OF thirty sets until mid
night
At late hour many OF the younger and less
sedate ~ embers OF the Union gathered In a re-
tired barroom on the edge OF the roaring su 4
and as the thronR increased and the hours rolled
Of rye straw about their hats, clasped hands
and
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Two Hundred Bu.hel. of cricLo,..


In Bull Run Valley, Nevada. the orick-
cts have played sad havoc with the growing
Of thirty acres, aud in all hour destroyed the
whole Gro. ., eating the stalks OF close 10 the
ground, and the0 marched on to other CON
oueats Millions Of cri kels that have been
Killed strew the ground for miles around, whle
vast numbers found their way into the 8 'reaIns,
nd hav impaired most dis iereeapie "of 'o
Inc water rsnueIing II unht for ar nkin1.
A novel me ma Of cleaning out cri kets II the
s,,vinR tosetler OF three Runny sacks leaving
an 'iI nnles In the bottom one for the eRress OF
wmer Ihis large sack q, att .oDeo To tue END oI
a 81 loo box. placed 81 that the water VIII run
into n. Inc people then assemble, armed VIII
nell. and bOtRns, and wi u great noise driye
the crIckets into the stream, witch swiftly car
RES them down through the sinioe boH in.o Inc
b N, and there they are specify drowneu' n.
Painters ,nch o few days ago there was srAn9
orIye," the result Deing seventy-nye sacks iun'
or ABOUT 22b bus hels OF oriokets
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ANOTHER HAPPY FAMILY.
The Chronic Quarrel between Mr.. Green and
tho Park Commissioners.

Bids for the construction OF the great Brook
sewer snd the Cenu j PARK sewer we're opened at the
office Of tue PArx Department yesterday morning.
Five MINUTES afterward Comptroller Green entered
the reading of bids began The nst batch had
been examined, wAen Mr.. Green arose and looking aI
Col. stebbns said IL OBJECT TO those proceedings
they are irregular aud not according 10 law. The DoI
was opened before came into tne room"
e" dont want 10 Interfere with private conversation,
but the Of tue board mu 20 on" said PTes
dtut MArtln, rappnR VITA his gavel
Col. stoUbns lnen stated the Comptrollers obJec-
ton ca wne.her iheJ should he considered H..
President Marin Overrued the objections AID ordered
the reAaing OF the Dls 10 be proceeded with Al the
conclusion Mr. Green re ID from the corporation or.
dnAnors showing that tn acion Of tle board nnu ed
the proceedings and he was followed by Mr, MARTA,
VINO READ from te ninety nrst seoIiOn OF tne chatter
SHOWING that the BOARD ad the risnt 10 proceed vim
the opening Of tae bids II tho COMPTROLLER was II,
present at the appointed ine Tue COMPTROLLER thea
quit the room He said the P.ra Dep .rtueut fOIhs
we're "up 10 AL Kinds Of tricAs" anu tue opening Of
the box before he g Their wodld enable IL put
IA other Dds after having discovered the anOu Is Of
tue estimates already AZ the box lie w contest the
uuIn
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VAR UPON THk WITNESSES.
The Men who Tesfined Against the Whiskey
Thieves 10 be Prosecuted.


WAsHINoToN, Aug. 9.-The Government
has decided u take up again the prosecutions
In connection with the Wniskey Ring. his
time the ministers of Justice will 40 after those
who have pie ,ded guilty and have not yet been
sentenced, ana also tnose who profess 20 have
ma Q confession under guarantee OF Immunity.
In regard 70 the first class the JUDGES o the re-
speotiye courts IN which they were tried VIII be
ask ed to .ss Benteuce upon them. In regard TO
the second class they viii be- called into open
court and required 10 show upon what authority
thss claim immunity and all those who cannot
snow good authority will be prosecuted "a oon-
feder.tes OF the Ring.
rhs procedure will extend TO Chioa9o.:Mli-
waukee, ST. LOUIS. and all other points where
members q, tue RnR have been tired. Emory
StOrfs OF Chicago, and Baboock's counsel, mas
been employee as 81 ecial counsel ON behalf OF
the q lvernment TO look after these cases. Mr..
storrs was here for some DAYS working up his
pians Of procedure, but left 81 night.
10 speaking OF the employment OF Mr.. storm
% counsel. tue Attorney -Gener saws the mum
ber Of so-cailsd members OF the hiskey King
VINO ssoapei conviction Is largely out Of pro-
portion 10 those VINO wore convicted. The OBJ
}eot Of the TeopeniDs Of the case Ia TO ma out
exactly how and by what arra1aemont 40 many
ssrapod He says ibsI the Government 10 de-
eF1issa " probe tsts MISTER " the bottom.
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MORE FRENoH DELEGATES.
The Reception Of the Party Sent 0naciaiiv to
Zee the philadelphia show.

Fifty-two mechanics and four agricul-
turists. appointed by the French Government
as delegates to the Centennial Exhibition. ar
rived Yesterday In the steamer Amerique, and
were visited by a committee representing that
portion Of tho French working population OF
this city which Ia not imbued with Commun'stic
ideas. Speeches OF welcome and thanks were
interchnnged by Mr.. A. Sabaton, Chairman
OF the committee, and Mr.. Marble. Pfesi-
dent OF the LcleRat ion; and then the
committee and the delegation walked In
double Gle to 81 South Fifth avenue. the head
quarters OF the former. More speeches were
there made after lunch, and labor was compli-
mented: hut reference TO Its rights was avoid
ed. Politics was also eschewed. The delegates
sferwaId went to their LODGINGS at the Hotel
speeohes we're delivered after dinner. Mr..
Chaivin remarked that on September the dele
cation would return to New York ana witness
the raising OF the statue TO Lafayette. 1t was,
he said, to be a French celebration Mr. Saba
ton denied this. He said It would be 40 Ameri-
can celebration. as Americans only owed graft
tude TO Lafayette. Frenchmen owed thing
to him. EXCEPT the foisting upon them Of Louis
Philippe as King In 1880, when they desired 4
AZ night concert by the French Musical A.
sociatIon was afforded to the delegates ut Il
South Firth avenue. The band insisted on nrst
pl yine the Msrseillalse ny,nn but Mr. sebaton
Tor a long time postponed. Mr.. sanaton gained
| his point. hut Hail Columbia Tell nat, ana
| the marseilatse " was vOciferOusly hpplaudeu.
on Sunday evening a banquet and bali re to
| be yiven IN Jones's Wood to the delegates They
| will 20 to Philadelphia on Monday, and, IN the
| mean time. will visit such workshops OF this
| city NJ their specialties may suggest. The
French Consul has on hand about $500 for the
use % each man during his six weeks stay.
| In ADDITION, twelve delegates from working
mems societies OF Toulouse, Eloeuf, and Bor-
deaux arrived In tho Ameriuue. Beng Com
| muuists, thew sought the Committee which re-
ceived the two delegations now returned. and
| drank beer at their headquarters, 1O2 Prince
/ atreot.
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nd paid ont in coin intere., on me

public debt $4,000.
The days business 81 the United States Treasure
ws,; Gold reccpts t1l7 SIS % gold payments ~ oet
WaSv gold balance, $50 1913 06f 90 curr nov recciDtA
ssoo StVs,i cn.rIenncy payments, t9i321l go cw.
rencY Oiance tS32S6 B1b1B. Customs t424OOOi t712s
ton, ID. @.
IN bullion In the Bank Of England was decreased
toOOOOO Inc Internal revenue receipts at Washington
to-day we're t35OOOQ and the 100000.
The Ire sury Washington received 400 900 IN ma.
uunai bank notes for redemption,
Foreign exchange ruled dull ut firm at IA aaa n %
for time and demand bills respectively.
There no change In rates for money. ana bor.
rowers CO lateral experienced no difcnlty in
meeting their requirements at 1902 y cent, while
dealers In Government securities were accommodated
OF vol. Discounts were quoted at 394 tor prime ng
ma ures, With executions at 4lvCtb.
Government bonds ruled generally quiet but steady,
Inv estors well private capltsis prefer to walt
until the question OF the funding Of the ~ cent. loan
has been determined . -
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LONG BRANCH, Aug. 2.-rne second annual
regatta OF the Long Branch Rowing Association took
place this sfterno al Pleasure Bay the single scu
race, mi heats, peat two IN three open 10 clue mem
bers only, MAS closely contested ny @. Selignan, e
lvVIen H. W. DOuxnery, 4. Scgman, W. Consent,
auu 4, A. Doug ,crly fne nrst neat was won 0y +.
Lcyien ana tn second aud tnird b, T. seiiHman
A ton race OF nj fullOseu, when was
amusngly cOntfs cd Oy Edward hsilsihAh ana Louls
sIleub rger, the latter viuniug easy. -
swiI1ining lnalcn Of oue mile Then followed, with
sr cunlestanT-. snd MAS son % Harry WallAck, with
". DIugnorty = ciose second -
the prixrs .resentcd In the evening al the West
Kind Hotel.
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FVVW DTWu'U VVHTtoTi dTV
DR.. Henry Ward of Hornellsvile went
into Alonzo Van Scoterd's Barber shop on Fri
d6v, and while the LATER W absent getting
poil OF wa er, the Doctor took n razor aud de-
died Ia few minutes. He was well connected.
ana occupied hgh position IN Dis profession
aud la socisly lie had one ruling wee, tue love
OF strong drink. lie was unmarried, but leaves
mn L.lAI nv. haI
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The real diamond comes from Mexico, from
AFRICA and Brazil. and was heretofore supposed 10 10
mint Ole In hardness UrillancY, out the Pursian
diamonds Of pure crystai, with coating OF III mond
the surface bright, la ting, and as beaull'
iu of the nrst water ever tAkcn from the
mlnes VI GOcOpda. For sale only At Richard hum
phIeys lewelIy Store nv bEo1dway, oppo ie stsw
esamine before paving Tor Them Send for Illustrated
price list have NJ agents Ado.
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BRowN-LENTON.-On Saturday evening, Aug. 10
by Rev. Dr Fla9g John Brown to susan Elilabeth
Lenton, both of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In South Norwalk. Aug
atthe re idence of urides father Prot Leonard
WOODS Richardson OF Trinity College TO Elizabeth
daughter of the Rev. ID. X. Austin.
sMITH-LUCAs.-ln lnls ely. Aug. 81. by the Rev,
Mr., humpstine, Aionzo smith Of tlusnng, l.. l., VI
Julia f., Lucas,
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Arrived-wKpSEspAr. Aug. cs.

Arrived-WEDNEsDAY,A Aug. e.
~. Amerique. PouEolz, Havre Aug IL and Plymouth
Aug 49,
S.. san Jacinto. Hazard. savannah Aug 81
b. New Orleans, ID .artOru, Sew 'rcan- Aug IL.
IS. New YorS, Quics, New Orleans Aug. IL.
So. Elesnora johnson, Portland.
= Albenarle. Gibbs, Lewc- Del.
.. Columbus, Reed, Havana Aug ~.
snip ST Jonn, scribncr. Liverpool July %.
Q fAstsl-a vs.sfts
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II there 10 any victim OF an eruptys malady
who despars OF reliet. let hiln abandon his despond
epcy 50 long possible Tor HIM Glenns
snlpnur SO ne need entertain douot4 respecting
thu possOlily OF his oeing cured Depot cnttentoaS.
No. 7 sixth avenue.
Rsjuysnste yourself with Hut Instantaneous Hair
pye.-Ads
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The Methods, M,..,ou. In the East.

Prom NE 81 L0us 6lo1s- DsmOcrdi. aug, ~.
Bishop Marvin leaves 81. Louis to-day
ir a visit II ordInAtIon aud inspection 10 the
gouthern hethodist missionary nelds Ia China,
Sapan, and IDdta, IN a1eOrdADss With The Ieso-
A na1 OF The last Nod msslln4 VI shs Asth-
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More Mask I'd x obbers W tho River.
Ernr. M Ilnu LIZ INN %

Shortly before daylight tins morning n
gang II MASKED burglars forced au entrance
Into the residence Of Harvey Sheldon OF ie-
geltOwn, between that place and Reeds Hollow,
a d, fudelv awakening oar. bheluOn, they pre-
scented loaded reyuivsrs at his hesd, and tnre e
ened him with instant death " ne gave any
alarm. lhsy IN u by threats actually forced
him 20 give up 20 them ali the vaunDIes IN the
house. being 1900 In bonds, &lbO IN money, and
god watoh and chain. WIN this booty they
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Buslnrss ilotltes.

No one can afford TO be- without Pnrker'r
Ginger Tonic. ASS your Druggist ~ sct II for suu-
HISCUA a Co. lO3 William 81. n. Y.
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HlRINE fNrELLI0ESCE.

uINIArrrEK ALaASA rus pAY
sun rises. is sun SETS. ~ Moon sets. ~
aiuu wAThK-rht ~
sandy Hook 10 oil Gov. isann11 40 Hen Glte... %
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The following IA statement Of the approximate
earnings Of the Missouri, kansas and Texas karoad
pay tor the second week IN August, 1h1O: treht,
ti3BiO 02 passenger tl7.76s rs mail, o. boil o1 ex
press, u 900 Toa. to5lsOo7 Corresponding perioo
T.. a.
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Rupture Permanently Cared bv DIR. Mar-his
treatment SILK abdominal suDporterh sdou4der braces.
Nesry ST.. Aetor House. opposite %, fads Church.
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N 4 RRIE ID.

ANY one car see nj % glance TINT Pomeroys
Eiss h I MSS Is I'D best. Prlce Z. 7i6 Broa iwsy
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'hOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
aaHllhn

VIII be drawn on Sept. l. Prizes cAshed ordoEa
nled; Inform alton furn shed tree.
IAlL.OI CO. banKers,
VI. II W lll A., Y, Y
HAIR AND WHISPERS neatly cut a. 10 Ann
st. Shaving 10 cents or ~ iOr do thlne.foo hAiI
Stain, black or brown; one appnestioh SOLD py All
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