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WEDNESDAY. Sept 6.-FIOrR AND MEAL
VITA resn OF hS grades rf from al
wheat comparatively scarce. a Hgurs had far sale
GT9 e H ana SaS rye sd nS%f aSa
ssis,e. &C. s4bsesiSCj Western sPTng wheat extras
siStSS wSGa, aO SSa Xxx Xxx. S6s's5SS MIME aS
Ss c ss@esrs oaksi. saa Brands sIs s SG
SSuhSTn e1's ,n e. ~ S9Fn neh AZ
nour-Supcrnne si5Oss5iO.
O On me hpf ii, G'r sSd ao O
future delivery a. tl6so for sep,enioer; Bacon and
nruer anu scye sales SO0 tcs at 1910 tor No city
pHSs |stcre @a At The erSc Sss n;l aud Tor
\, ~ 10, Sy2 ,,s "a, 81 tivS y and ns,3
the advance lost. Dressed hogs lower At iSrGtsssc.
mess aie sisgs-o for India ncss. Butter IN fair re
See ps M Wssdrn eresey q sas c wss
ern nIsins snd t9us, l1s~S' ueess nrmer siate
nrmer. tYys2ic. for Western eaa near 6y
1orToN-spots in mooerate demand. but closed a.
tou Mddhng uplands. II plo, Fu,ure deliveries sd-
lisse. Tor Noyemeer, Ii 1895 Tor December II l7s2c
Msrcn LiyeGP.oi market aodve and nrmeri mddlina
GnGIS-wleat quiet and UNCHANGED. sales 1900
euse a. tlO5Ssl.g5e i9r steamer 10. eprlng 81 g
Mi,.isan; Hs anu barr, Ga,e' AID n3miaa oa..
ulIed, 4Ol5 &c. Tor whit good ~ Irne old 40.
21hicaro 81 ioG4Se IN store 30 white graded at
5la57c. FOR new Western mixed. iuc ia iilg good
steamer At % ana goou ~ AZ Atsu prime west
err yellow at hsc. and ,Oice Kansas mixed at SEE
sUSDmEs Naval Stores were quiet but steady com
mon ~ good strained rosin quoted AZ tl60stl. 20 )
tpirits turpeniue.qu1tei az Bic. Petroleum vas frm
aud quiet AZ lils9l5c for cru r. In bulk refined In
RES sofa % tue extent OF 10 900 obs ~ 2Jse1s2asc.
Tor tue latter par OF this mouth ocean freignts are
moderately active nd steady gram 20 Liverpool, by
s"a SctSbpi protteunr, 5Os. pet ton gram, bv sail
7l. ui 3. Grain 10 Hun by SIZE .in 81; provisions
70 Gl1gON, ny steam i)s grain W tOrA. for ORDERS
De I'D. do 10 LisnOn l6c gold bush renned petro-
leum 10 the unucd Kingdom At S. ~ ilt5s. 6di crude
to Narcotics or Jette. 81. g. NhskeY sold to the
tent ~ $50 oDls at illOA asLll Tallow steady with
tO,W'p Ms. prime sod at bh<yS 1-i0r.
Generalization coffee quiet. out steady at l5ta
istac, soid sale LOO bag, santos al i6ec. gold AZ
baltimore 100 Oags RIO sold private terms. Mid
g1sdes quiet. Rice and molases quiet aud with
GU quotsbe change Raw sugsrs were quiet and nomi
n1iy bcfore sacs 400 hhts. and 200 boxes $40
exc. for ub muse ovado and SIZE for 1lastes gradea
henneu Was quiet at llAsc for h@rdi.
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LONG ISLAND FOREST FIRES.
The Burniua Of Valuable Timber-Rivcrhead
In Danger.

Through carelessness in burning brush,
FIRE broke out in the woods west OF Riverhead
village. and 1t soon spread for several miles In a
southerly direction, destroying much valuable
timber. 1t reached within a few feet OF tho
dam at the upper mill. The heat was intense,
and the streets Of the village were filled with
dense smoke, so that at times the sun was en-
tirely hidden. AT the mill dam the Gre took an
easterly course, the wind blowing gale, and 1t
looked as though 1t might reach the village.
The roaring OF the flames sounded like thunder
as they poured out above the tops OF the high
trees. In the western pHTt Of tue village the
houses were Kept constantly wet to quench the
burning Cindeis. The steam nre engine was
kept on the bridge PLAYING two streams. one on
the moulding m'll, and one Oh Halletts -four
mill.
The Gre burned over the plains and part Of
DendV Point. IL ~ estimafef that over 5000
acres were burned over, ano 2,OtV cords Of wood
DESTROYED. Among the principal losers are
John {. Davis, John II Corwin, James Smiih h,
IL. Lane. and Charles Vail. Mr.. Chas. Hallett
lost lij cords OF cut wood.
a IRE also uroke out IN piece of woods owned
by sylvester Downs, at Atlanticyile, and swept
from mile north OF the railroad across
by Box Tree to the bay, destroying much
valuable timber. Among the sufferer was MIR.
Marcus GtifIng, who lost about 80 acres ~ val
liable timber. his dwelling being In such danger
that he removed his family and furniture to
QuOguC.
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THE CHARITY CONFERENCE
How tho Insane and the Poor are Cared for
In Other states.

SARATOGA, Sept. 6.-At the Conference
OF Charities to-day, J. W. Haieht Of Wisconsin,
made a verbal report OF his State. A law has
been passed there In regard 10 tue care OF indi-
gent children In New YORK. There are no
state poor there, out all are cared for by the
towns, or by societies. Provision will pr tabiy
be made for the care OF all the Insane hy the
state. Regarding cramps" he thought that
what was needed was a good general system of
police. A circular on the subject has been adj
dressed u 9TH ers aud Others familiar with the
matter. 80 far a. he mas observed, tramps are
generally Of inreitn nirtn.
DR.. Chase OF Rhode Island reported that all
the state institutions centred on one farm Of
800 acres, Including the state prison, altnsnou.e,
workhouse, industri | school. for bows and
girls, with single discussing nicer. The G ~
OF Providence has q reform scnooi which viii
prohauiy cverrun into tne state schools. There
are Nauous independcnt Institutions IN IroV-
dence which WORK with good results. The
Children's Aid Society has been particularly
useful. 1t was Thought That great benefit mad
resulted from taking the chronic insane from
the Fuller Asylum ANA putting them into the
state ln1tltu' ION where mole liberty was al
lowed Even the beating OF tue building there
WAS well done bN q chronic insane mAu.
pr. Corous gave an account OF the State inst-
tuions Oh limos. IhHt state has 1850 insane
IA various restrictions. and all the ins situations
are under Tue charge of The state Board, winch
propriatinn can na drawn.
Dr. lhouias =. Norris addressed the Confer.
ence on the character aud WORKING OF the iustt-
tutlnns OF Kings county. lie took strong
ground az inst zoe plan 81 sending children out
OF the state without the consent OF the parents
or guardians, or tha order Of the legal authorl-
ties
Pa ers on the subject Of insanity were read
by MAJ han tllen Of Massachusetts. "A. X. MIi-
hur at New ORR, j sepl iIdine u New Jersey.
ami l.. A. Iowlette II Tuca. Debate on these
papers occupied some two hours.
1t was res wed tn 1 II Is the sense OF the sew
erh Wemters OF State charities present tuat
there should he one or more persons come cted
with each hoard Of Charities, whose time and
attention should be devoted wholly to the in.
terests OF the insane in each state whether con-
fined IN institutions or otherwise provided for.
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TO-DAY,S PRIZE ROM.
Preparation. for the battle Between Allen
and toss.

CINCISNATI, sept. 6.-The city is alive
with Fighters and wrestlers and sporting men OF
every degree. Over I'VE hundred to arrive
tonight from Louisville, and something like
three hundred from -. Louis. There has been
heavy rain all day. but 1t seems tonight that
the weather will be clear I'm the morning. Those
who back Tom Allen and Goss offer big odds
that tho neht will positively he the event uorly
tomorrow morning. The pugillsts are TO meet
I'm a ring near the Louisville Snort Line Rail-
road, within twenty-five mi es OF the cry. Both
men are within FIVE miles of the ground. Goss
this afternoon offered 10 wager 5000 even that
he would win tue tight. and Will cross the
scratch with that amount IN bis fist. He Is in
splendid condition. Allen Will be seconded by
Tom kell, OF -. Louis and Arthur Cham oers Of
Philadelphia. Goss will he seconded bv Johnny
Dwyer of BROOKLYN and Barney. Aaron Of
Chicago. Joe Coburn and Billy Edwards are
giving exhibitions to night. ana The town Is
pugtistid.lly mad. The betting in the pools Is
about even.
CONSERVATION late tonight has been caused
among those who wish TO see the nght. II Is
sud upon good auth that Gov. McCreary
has ordered Out the militia Of the State. and tue
Iuice iorce of toUngton will be on The rampage
long before the riug snail have been formed. and
that all on the ground Will Oe captured.
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THE HELL carr EXPLOsTON.
Carelessness In Handling Nitro-Glvcerine-
" hat the Inquest Revealed.


Every steamboat that landed at Astoria
yesterday contributed TO the multitude that
gathered at the Government works aud dis
cussed the EXPLOSION OF Tuesday aud its fatal
results. Beyond the great rent in the deck Of
the scow, ana the shattered panes OF glass in
the immediate neiehborhood. there was NJ re-
uuder Of the accident. Among the men al
work on the scow were George School aud John
Dobson, two Of the seven men who were near
the nitro rlyceriue when 1t exploded and who
were only slightly wounded.
when the q ngs II laoorers who work in the
shafts under the river ued reported to their
foremen yesterday morning., there were nine
who had been made tnid by tho accident Of
the dav before, and VINO gave notice that they
wished To q 10 work from tntt moment. Ii Is
SAID that the wife Of Henry LUr-sun tne WAS
blown TO hi } had tWlct persuaded him u quit
wdId. Dunn. his emplON meut Nv tho Govern
ment he handled more tutn 10000 pounds Of
nigh 'Knlosives without an accident until that
OF Iuesdav
suoeriniendent s'roldnrer found no dlfllculty
In replacing the men ina were injured by tue
explosion. lie gave about 500 to ,ri the re
hel 81 the families of the killed nd wounded,
ana started list tn VIII O0uhtlcss lie II led
vi Ia the names ~ al the wurkmHn at the Point
The inquest hefuro Coroner Davrcu was tcruu
yes erdat. SLrriin ondtnt Strridmger, the first
witness, was unat'ie TO rApihin tho cause Ot the
uccldcut. II Was III, theory that while DOYLE
was on MS vnv Ia the Point with tue nitro
elvrerne, Lursson, the "glyc'riuo man." met
MN und took the cans from AKA II see that
iucF Wcr" NOT leaking. ono or II of the cans
must have dfoup q, Tor here was hole m the
ueck, Ina Lurs-en's legs Wcrr blown away. Iuo
S'pe'inteudent sail that the niuo-Rb eeine
used was the best in tnr ulntNet, ANA was .l-
wtyS carefully picNed. lie believed tnat the
report tnat Doyle carried the dangerous ,arklre
to the works ON tho PASSENGER boat was i4l-e.
To-day The toues If Joun llckm %, Horny
Lurssuu, aud Jonn Doyle arc to Dc bur led.
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ATDUCING MINAn,, WlGEs.


PoRr RICHMOND, Pa, sept. G. - More
trouble IA threatened IN the Scnuy,iI coal
Ie.ion. The SchuylKin Coal Exchange has de-
cided upon astil further reduction Of between
fifteen aud twenty per cent In the miners wages,
the sane to take effect as soon as work al the
collie.Ies l. resumed. Tie miners say they wlll
strike m a body. There are now about 2UUO
c0uiers on tuc eve - AN open rupture with the
optrttur-. Ahuut 3l,bJ miners are eWul jYed
lu Tue ~chuYlklll region, ana more man ont-hait
~ fhehe are employ, by tie inuiv,du ! opeia-
tors. he men nave been WORKING on onc-tuFd
NIIe very low te-, ant, hs a consequence,
nave te u forced io thr very brink ~ starvation.
n'e'iug OF The optTaLois via be held 10 make
a htiti iarthrr dtrTr se ~ wages. he operators
gay .ev prefer general stoppage To paying the
Ol4 wage.
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M tTIC1L Law.
A Question Involving the Liabilities of Dig
Boats To Little Ones.

On the 81 OF June. 1873, as the tugboat Ohio,
with 20 canal boats IN tow was s.eaniing down the
HUDSON, she was passed by the DAME. Drew. The tow
Was moving at the rate u three miles hour and Kept
a. usual 20 the side OF the channel The Drew
passed a. close TO the shore the same side A. was
practicable going " the " eighteen miles an hour
The swrh and suction following IN her vase threw tue
canal a. shlo ~ no tn ttern OF the NJ non, ana
the item - the VI iou lLto toe ktern OF the Geo H.
Irce, ,auslns damage TO tacn boat. Michael Moran,
the owner. sued for damage, ana the wat he'd
Win great interest ty hpatins IN o. aVoruni@ lie.
cisoI 10 the linclan, mG, render ssrls u Bile
Tor damages TO Interior cfaf caused bi suction aud
swell Judee Bcnc ct urCilrd iaNOr ct tnr liuel.
ants awarding tA3 70 damages. The case Wa a. Aen
Dslur0 Judg" MHru Hunt aup Ills decision RON.
dereu yesterday 'erses Judge cnea co. uudng aud
laws down tue legal proposition that superior vessel IL
MOI ae MY aud absolutely naOle 10 al inferior IN
event Of injury from swell.
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srncK RRoK ERs FOOLED.
How the Price Of New Jersey Central was
Suddenly Lowered by False Rumors.

Wall street yesterday had q rumor that
a defalcation Of t2OOOOOO or SO 100000 had been
discovered by tho New jersey Central Railroad
Company, and that President John Taylor
Johnston had resigned. Consequently the
stock dropped suddenly from thirty-four to
twenty-five. Other wild stories, such as that
the defaulter was being tracked down, that a
receiver had been appointed, and that tho COM
panys paper had gone to protest. got anoat and
increased the excitement. Later Il was as
serted that an officer Of the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company had failed, involving the
NOW Jersey Central; also. that the raj iroad
company had s0OO,0O0 to pay before Sept. II and
couldn't do II. denial by Mr.. Johnston and
treasurer Knox thai there had been a defalca-
non, that he company's paper had gone to pro.
test, and that Mr.. Johnston had resigned wss
publicly read In the Stock Exchange by tho
Chairman. and II allayed the excitement
Gradually the confidence OF Investors revived,
ana after huttering up and down for a while the
STOCK by noon had gone up to twenty nine
sun there was distrust. as the company was be-
lieved to be embarrassed by the necessity Of re-
imbursiDR heavy loan, coal companies having
failed TO come to the rescue. The stock fell
again to twenty. seven and three quarters, and
afterward rose to Twenty-Five. Mr.. Johnston
attribute the damaging rumors TO desire to
break down the road, and after while the
same view OF the matter became prevalent
among the operators In the Exchange. IL Is
said that the stock Exchange will Institute an
inquiry with view OF Furnishing those who have
circulated false reports.
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DTtfr.-nn Nc0dsv stn inst. stb = ". ~ abseess
saiun- oehru,t "tt ~ Jonl ha,t, Az sIe 17th year
. 81 hei az
1nc nne,n4 VII take place from her late residence,
~ oNsr le e., brooklyn, Il. D. Oa lAursday Sept 2,
Mos Man. n Port Choa,er. atn inst Charles W.
'- ma ., aged ~ Years.
Faurrd .ce'.o, at ~. Peters Church. Port Chester
inurstl1 lth ms Al Il I'd T. NJ. kelltN es and friends
er' inNllu To attend Nltuuut furt Icr uOuce. New
lWS ln Sew Haven lrlin leaves Grand Central Depot
sl.r-OV. On ruc-d,y. s-pt 9. su-au Lila Young.
80 dauehi'r ~ 'hfri ana Came 81. stetsun, aged
! yer, huLtts auI 70 dty
Il iauvrsn lfu'.i, r. icsorrtfll v iuvteit .ttcnd
me funeral service. rom tae ruco of her rcnts.
~" T. "r- .., r0okJp, g. o., 20 iAuf dat ,NenHus,
; pt Z, ht 1880 uclfcN noe rruIlt- Sol Do. ttNru 10
hAhAfouttN TAR lu v,ue q un liI ,i l.rtls
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our glasses. Suddenly we saw the reinforce
meut1 ot the men on the ridge ascend and Join
those who alteadv held 1t; we could great
mas-cs dcbouching from the little delles which
run frcm the mountains to the wood. and there
were moro groups OF gunners than ever to he
noted from whore we stood. great cnnnon-
ade opens tho infantry are In motion on every
side there is something like cheer from tho
hill nothing more avails the Servians in the
plain. A sharp vullev Ia poured into the
wood aud heartily responded to, an equally
HEAVY lre from aud at tho hill begins, ana then
advancing. Ihey have no time to halt their
brothers and comrades are falling every moment
under the terrible IRE which opens upon them.
They must gain the hill, just as those away TO
the rignt must needs take the wood. On they
70. with another cheer and short run accom-
panied by TIE ccasctess rattle Of their rifles
aud tho supporting roar OF their cannon. They
are nenrlS at tue foot of the hid. VIII they
VIM VIII yondor storm OF nre stop themf
Mo- the wood Is gained, aud already the IRE
from the inner edges In stopped; already the
Serbs Ia the trenches are making on there l. q
general stHmi cde, aud such chaaci 1t Ia well
fur the retreating Servians that their grtillery
retreating, psnic-stttcken men who are making
for the rear. hut this does not stop tho Turks,
who pass through the wood and go over
the hills at n run. There Is Just one moro
spdsmu die efOrt, q last rattle II musketry and
vuley which strows the ground over which tge
Osmanlis pass once more, and then no answer / S
given save tbat which the Servian cannon sup
ply to the fierce 1ring Of the advancing turks.
onward 90 those VINO wear the red ic1 TOWARDS
the town across the green sward, Nntle at the
same moment we see the dark uniforms oil the
| Serviaus passing Into the Alexinnz road by
thousands. 1he battle IS over, the town Is won,
loud savo OF artillery ann ounces that krujaze
yatz Is taken and the Servlan army defeated.
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HoRSEMANsHIP IN NEW JERSEY.
Newark's Amateur Jockey Club Mrmbers In
the saddle In WaverIev Park.

Tho Genllomens Amateur Jockey Club
Of Newark had its frat meeting in wayeIley Park
yesterday. The first race was for purse OF
$500, for horses that had not won professional
race; one-mile dash. Four started-Hartland,
VIM. NJ. Llttel, rider; Jackson, NJ. Robinson.
rider; Fleetwood, W. b. Durand, rider; Rummy,
c. Il. Townsend, rider The race was really be-
tween lInrtlsnd and + eetwood, tho former win
ming Us half a length. lime, l:5tG.
/ ne second was a post stake mack race for
grntiemen's hacks Catch weights purse 800;
h'.li-niile he is. seven started. j. T. Ogoen
named Hamlet; NJ. HOblnson, Jr, Jackson
y u litteli, Count OF Jersey; Franz ~. Peters,
FAIRY; i. ". Val, Jr., count; j. A. Dudd,
Modoe; sam1 Hunter, Lady Jane. The nrst
H. Was won by inlet. line, SO SECONDS.
Inc ulutr7 came IN IN the order named. Inc
second heat was won Dy Hamlet, vita FAIRY
second. lime, 54&.
me NINA race WAS members subscrip ion of
pIi-e or plate, at pption of winner; value, 500;
le ma iflt dash. There were four st,Ttsrs
J-chsnn, hummy, The Weasel and Hurtland.
4hr hl-t "a m+d rely stated TO suNc forfeit.
ana then dropped GU. lie acc WAS won sasiIy
W Hdrtland. Iiiue, 2.i5.
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NEW YORK, Wednesday. sept. 8.-Receipts Of
beeNes yesterday anu to-day loo loads 2853
head. manly TAR 10 good naive steers Trace
actye, ana the mirNet closed Lrn with an established
aysucc OF ~. n. Common 70 strictly prime
tyes ranged from sac 10 i0Sc. = \ dress h5a57
rst selections sold az l0l llOA re aud fair lex
ans al 3 eW1c. tu dre,a o6 n.
Rec ripts II sheep anu smbS Werf As car losds,
$500 iead, tnd uriccr fc.l ~ about Ac ~ Poor 70
prime sheet rang"i from &c 10 Disc. n. . or to
chulc" iauus fiuui -. 10 &c. D.
Receipts - hogs w'ec 80 ct-.. 1880 head Of
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ST LOUIS, sent. Cat 10 u'cluc. Last night az
tho Eastward bound tral the st. Ioui,, Kansas CitY
and Nortnorn railroad reached SALISBURY, 40 miles
Il. m s. Louit n encountered wAsaoDt, caused by
ncavy rain aud all tie pasArnHtr cOaches we're d,,eI.
On rlrs raussig DR. treasurer t,r ROAD, Of ms
IN tie eat aHd baOy ncphew, aud Richard hlct OF
YaLoO, Miss were killo0. Twelve other pa sengeTs
were more VI lsss injured, Dut nome scLLousy ".
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s.. city Of New YORK. Zimmerman havana sept. e.
-. Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond. CIty Point, and
Norfolk.
s.. Rear Haldiamond. GreenocE 10 days.
IS. AlgiprS Hawthorn. New Orleans Aug. 81.
s.. Harrisburg, Worth. Phiadc pLit
5 ticuuafra, Weir, II V4na Aug 10
IS. San jacnto. HN ri, savannah sept. 2
:. Elcanora, Johnson, Portland.
s.. klcumond, Kelly, Lcwus. Del,
town 27
-. Geilert, narends Hamburg Aug e. via Havre "a
> STATE OF Ncytls. Brac~ GlisgJN 4 ~. p.
ALSO tue u-ull river .nd cOastwl-c ynss l..
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Tue WorL OF The state A.sc.or-

ALBANY. Sept. 6-Ihe State Assessors will
hod th.ir regular yearly meeting here 10 morrow to
tx the aggregate Of taxation and cqulDe the assess
menIs Tor next year. They have nude thorough cal.
OF the state and nave made their assessments -
lugu tNat the aggregate l. believed to thai
last year pN nearly t~o hundred millions ui % lars. Ia
some ms gnCes 10 IL undckfu That hey have ssed
proper a tig fF rate imam the owners have ever
ecu Gnic to Obtain az private ealc.
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4 Sinising Village.

POTrsylLI.h Pa, Sept. 6. Tho people Ia the
ydniy Of tcnlrla are greatly excited over the cAylng
m - sono grou N TIE part OF the town, which
Is completely noncyclmed TIE surface continues TO
G. acs ma crnUe. ana tu chow sgns OF gcncTAl WAX
ne lac EroIld apuyc fONr & CO.'S uines IL slowly
uVTk " LbeuA.
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ThE WEEKLY sUN
FROM NOW TILL AFTER TUE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID, TO ANY ADDREsS THROUGHOUT
49,, IIL HNilL2 sra rES.
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT
Address lhE sun y. \. Cty.
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ne tunding operations ~ the Treasrry and rlctcA
uiue and dem nd bills resp, ctiveiS.
money continued In annie SUNNY on cali nj 1La9 =
w hpptONtd stock Collaisrli while prime nef
4ea5. ''0u ~ oSt' WIN eNcVplOns ~
Inc Government bond market WA feversb I'm oon-
sequence Of the AZ cent loan i,,cn ~, M
closed steady lac principal transactions were ,n con-
pom 1868, new ind coupon lSg,e WV ." WV
following WI re - / a
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The annual tx lbltlon of tho American lr.ti-
tute VS. opened yr.tcr lay itcru0ou. Abou yop
hai dTtd pcrous WcI IN unc bCl 'hIs whrn r. ..ci H.
Curu-, iutr".uerd hy no'f."trn 'rnt Hun drl',rt q
ull"f tuniths. An fuf Hpt,' uhutto ~ tNNNt"rs has
bc,n tt.ru. 81 scatrb udli ~ tl,r thuittt 49, Ia
Pa e. On Monday utNi O. mpiir ord = ~ cNpre'rd
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ST. fNACiNlhE, O., sept. O. man named
~ Nchetfe and several otner have been arrostei on
fuspc.On OF lNu set IRE TO their prrui-r4 to Obtain
lusuf 'h'r, ther ~ causing the ea-ruas cUnh graOu
Of EununN lAhL.
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Don't pay 81 for IN inferior Elastic Trnss
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beauty l. not perfect unless the Teeth are
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MARINE INTELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-TH. DAY.
sun rises. 700. 33 ION -cts d "3 Noon rises "a
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The SILK Elastic Truss. sold only bv Elm site
Iru-' COMPANY oS3 bfOadsay soon permanently eurei
ruptuTy.
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TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
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