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SUICIDE IN PUBLIC.
An Unknown Man Wndrs into the Bay aud
shoots Himself with n Huge Pistol.

An Unknown Man Nndrs into the Bay aud
shoots Himself with n Huge Pistol.
When the tide came in yesterday after.
noon, about o'clock, Adelaide Mckenzie and
several other little girls, bathing at Clifton.
Staten Island, saw an unknown man wade knee
deep into the water, within twenty feet OF DIR.
Vanderpools quarantine dock, and. deliberately
pulling out a large pistol. shoot himself. His
body soon hoated ashore and was taken in
charge by Michael Oates, Deputy Coroner. and
removed TO Stapleton. The weapon EN- mployed
In the suicide was large horse pistol, eighteen
inches long, with bore fully three-quarters Of
an inch IN diameter, that had evidently been
loaded TO the muzze, AS tho conclusion hAd
almost severed the barrel from tho stock. Tho
wound inhicted bv the unfortunate man on
himself Is under the chin, but tue exit
OF the charge tore the face into shreads.
Coroner Oates estimated the man 6 age at from
bo TO 90 years. The body is feet 8 Inches in
height and was attlred, when found, 10 coat
OF black alpaca striped with white. black and
white checked shirt, white muslin drawers, .
thick pepper aud salt" colored vest, un-
bleached linen trousers and CATERS. The black
SILK ribbon on the hat which he wore when
entering the water was dotted with white
specks, which leads to tho belief that he was a
painter. The coroner's jury rendered the ver-
diet. " Came to his death by apistol shot from
bis own hands.
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COMMODORE YANDERBILT.
No Change. for Worse or Better, in his Con-
dition, nor any Hope OF Recovery.

NO thanRes Tor worse or Better, In his COn-
dition, nor any Hope OF Recovery.
Commodore Vanderbilt passed an easy
night, and awoke yesterday morning in better
spirits, and apparently stronger than on the pre-
ceding dav. He ate breakfast with an excellent
appetite, and conversei cheerfully with his re-
latious and attendants. lie afterward partook
freely Of watermelon. and, as the day wore on,
seemed TO be improving slightly. His physi-
clans, however, say that, although he fails and
rallies from day to day. his general condition re-
mains the same. Hts great age proven him
from making an enectual struggle for life, and
he Is gradually declining.
Being almost entirely free from pain yester-
day, he was inclined to take more hopeful
View OF his situation than he had recently, and
SAID he did not altogether despair of recovering.
" IL Will be up hill work II he does. though
said one Of his physicians, after listening to the
patients saneuine expressions. He IL too old
to give US much hope
The physicians met In consultation at noon
Yesterday. and decided to continue the treat
ment employed heretofore.
Mr.. william II. Vanderbilt remained with his
father a great part Of the day. and his younger
brother, Cornelius Jeremiah. called at the house,
tut dti not see the Commodore. Mr.. De For
rest and Mir. Barton, the patients nephews. also
visited him, the former staying during the nj gnt.
Mr.. lrdell, the Commodore's CLERK, c illed two
or three times. and received mis- employers Gus
tonary Instructions Ia relation to mis- business.
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He quoted from remarks Of Messrs. Morton and
Anthony to show that they themselves did not
put any confidence In this statement, yet cam
psiRn speeches we're made based upon II.
Could that be called fnirness2 He read from
statement sent to Congress In 1879 oy Levi
Woodbury., Secretary Of the Treasury, To show
that the losses OF the Government from 1884 to
1893 were f49S4, and not t2,b41 900, as stated In
the recent report Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. lie quoted at great length from tables In
regard to the receipts and expenditures Of tho
Government, and said the loss by defal-
cations from 1865 to 1875 Amounted to
three dollars and fOrtythree cents On each 81 900
extended. The questions OF the present snd
recent past were mere to be answered. IL was
not for the Republican rarty TO arreien the
past, but to answer for 1t. Why were the
people out OF employment2 why were manu-
facturers destroyed and business men bank.
ruptf Why was II that the peonle cOuln not
trust those who ruled them? was the hepuo.
lcan Administration wise one or cheap onef
Was its financial policy n wise oner ihese ques-
tions were before the people. They were sui
feTing. and would stop to think why mad the eI-
penses OF the Government Increased since 49,
He referred to the charges against Mess-s
Belknap, Schenck, kobeson, ana others. the
operations OF the Whi,key Ring, &c, and said
the people asked II the stand ird OF official life
had not been fearfully lowered. IL these charges
were not true, let the people have the proof,
and they would hcquit the Republican pnrtv.
The debate was continued by Mossrs. Sner-
man (Itep, Ohlo), and Bayard Dem, DeL), md
the Senate at lob adjourned.
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JOrTINGs IBOUr rOWy.

o'Leary was little ahead OF time last night
on his 800 mi walk
, In, Hamilton Park, at p. Il. tomorrow. MIR.
On Zaphe Will eNhio his ure-eNtnsusnilg apparatus.
w,s iatalB laJurcd.
a Troubled Voter."-You have lost your
you have Aycd there one year.
A daring workman pcrched on tho splrs
OF the tail tower yesterday CudtdNOrng " repair thu
Slatiou'ry vane OF thd bulllng
SpGrgeon. tho London preacher. has written
e.ud not tempt nm 10 COM to he raned States.
Miss II rriet Elizabeth Reed, sister of Mrs,
dtr t. h,ye oeen Que to sa3struke si,ss mss
in Philadelphia few days ago.
~ No9pqdW i Iriaysr meotnss are held at Peter
tween II ana o'ciock yesterday.
George Powers. aged II. Of 10th street and
Msr shot In ts III M ''e AZ n Ias' IN sree
Park. '4'" VI '"'''' 'n'o'0'' ID ha'''H 'Nss
:, MIR. Dion Doucicault, Mir, Lester wallack. Mr..
younfcsl daughter OF Mr. + l. Davenport afrivtd in
tas cts Yesterday IN the steamship Russia, nom LiV
= l4e body q nddlc,aGed man was found at
Ssrl-l. ana Greenwich streets let ,yem fg.m
Midland KillroAd
sldelabe num1cr OF Aneilcen manufacturers who,e
It, prcdclcssor., II /, OcaauiulN pnuled
The Eastern Boulevard Club he'd a clam bake
Yesterday 40 the foot II Onc lmlrrd and lwcuyhrst
stic East river. Niurty seven hu-hes OF clans .urs
hhKed under the sprcli ulrrcuun OF Black Bin"
john, OF Washngi - Market Ia tAc cy'ning tleto
wnre tnb noal and s"lunlns races Aost of TO cltT
officials attcnQrd
The Ladies Children's AID Society of this cltv
m,inlans an establishment a. Bith, Long Island q
which correspund,nt SAYS hundred feeble girIs re
tgk'h every wednesday, to remain until ssturdaT,
- ~ arrive entreOlel, languid, aud stold and Dy Sal.
urdai II II amazing what specifies they have aud hAl
g,adsome vitality they evlnce"
Don't spoil your meals by drinking Croton
when you can get sphon Of Carl H. Snhs'xl
sSld water for onlY Is osnu.--Adp.
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QUICK AND FIERCE WRESTLING.
Joe CoburD Defeated by John Dwycr-Excit-
ing sport In Central Park Garden.

Ing sport In central Pnrk Garden.
There was a large gathering at Central
Park Garden last evening TO see GTeco- Roman
wrestling by Joe Coburn and John DIVER. At
so'clock, the assembly having waited with much
patience, the wtestlers appeared on the stage,
accompanied by their umpires and a referee.
They advanced, shook hands, and closed quickly.
Coburn from the nrst forced the struggle, and
DIVER WAS solely on the defensive. Coburn OBJ
tanod walls mold, and, li2ntning ike, threw
his hurry antagonist Win his shoulders fairly on
the moor. This solid feat OF strength pleased
the rpectht rs. lime, 1880.
After recess Of fifteen minutes the wrestlers
again appeared, toburn as fresh ana active a,
ever, Alter few futile efforts, Dwycr got a
ROod hnld and with Ills Immense weight bore
OOourn down hat on ne II IOr. Ine referee de-
cided II fil. lime, 45 seconds.
Inc third round WAS called after the usual re-
cess. lhe previous tsctlcs governed both,
Dw,er showing more strength titan his oppO-
nent. Cohurn got hold AFTER hold, requiring all
DwYvr's strength to break them. 'lhey had
four breaks -nrst one on tho floor, and then the
other. Finally they clinched Alter desperate
struggle COburn went oOwn, and the hugr form
OF Dwyer aud his strength Of arus rolled nm
over fat on his ba k. A great de,l OF excite-
ment arose. owing 70 the referees inapil'y (he
being a Frenchman) to make huself un er
stood AS To VINO was the winner. vita the as
sstanue OF an Interpreter, DIVER was pro-
claimed tue victor. lime, 8 minutes.
CODurn stepped forward upon the stage and
offered 10 wrestle Dwyer then or In a weeks
'tlue for any amount 81 money tnat he or his
hackers would rsk. DwYer made a Ike offer.
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a SAILOR ST4BS 4 MATE.
An Account of Yellow Fever Ravaees at
Havana How theJ Cured james smith.

An Account of Yellow Fever Ravaees At
Havana How theJ Cured james smith.
The bark Havelook, Capt. Paterson,
from Havana, was towed from Quarantine on
Monday. In the evening the crew went ashore,
got drunk, and returned to the Havelock early
on Tuesday morning. Seeing James Smith. a
oravny Engishman, standing idly smoking
near the after hatch Capt. Paterson told him TO
go to his bunk aud sleep until he was sober
Smith refused, and toe Captain pushed him
toward the forecastle. Smith struck the Cap
tain, and ihereupon the ptain whipped him,
aud forced him into the iorecastle. Soon after
ward the Captain went ashore. Smith returned
to the deck, and meeting the mate, CDArl es Du
rant, assaulted him. The mate Knocked hlm
drew his sheath knife, cut a great cash in the
mate's left leg. and tried to plunge 1t into his
body. smith was arrested. He was arraignsd
Yesterday morning and remanded, the mate
being unable to appear against him.
saved smiths life at Havana" said Capt.
piater.on' aud tbl. Is the return he makes.
he was burning up with yellow fever. tnd
the doctor ned him with Quinine, but could
not make him sweat. Tho doctor said 10 me,
unless he sweais; and cannot make him sweat.
Perhaps YOU have some nautical way of doing
IL. hlIed sailors panniain with bay rum,
aud put It under split bottomed char. Imaie
smith wrapped In blankets, SIT on the chair,
on the chair, but the mate aud steward held
HIN, while the by rom blazed. His strug-
gles To get on the chair, and the
heat, IN DE- the perspiration flow from him. The
yellow fever, | was told by the best physicians
and many citizens Of Havana. WAS never so had
there before within their memory 1t Is pArticu-
lnrly fatal among the English and American
sailors In the haruor, because, the Hav nese say,
they eat 200 much aud batne too lttle. The
Havelocks ne rest neighbors were the ships
Babcock Ibis, and Advance. or the captains Of
tue fo4r ships ] alone am alive. All the rest,
nns fellows ed OF yellow fever. The mate OF he
BabcOck WIS 30 delig ted at bee Dmlng captain
that he drank too much, aud died within uve
days Of the yellow fever. lost an ind-ntured
10Y, through the fever, on the home voyage"
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ON PAIN OF DISMISSAL.
Tho Hayes and Wheeler Two Per Cent. Tax
Levied on GoNernment EmpIoYer..

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. "a sixteen
hundred dollar clerk. named Redway went
through the Land ONO to-day levying the
political assessments on the clerks for tho
Presidential campaign. The male employees
arc assessed at the rate Of two per cent. on
their salaries. Redway carried with him two
lists and informed the employees that he was
expressly ordered by Secretary Chandler to put
upon one list for dismissal all who refused to
pay. Some plead inability to pay ON account OF
their large families, and some few refused, but
were openly told they would be dismissed. The
Commissioner OF the Land once headed the
list with n subscription Of $50. Thoy are hurry
inx up these political assessments, and want to
get them collected before the legislative bill
becomes law, because II contains a section
which makes II penal offence for any person
to solicit an employee Of the Government 10
pay AL assessment levied for political purposes.
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Michigan Democratic s,a,e Convention.

DETROIT, Aug. 9.-The State Convention OF
Michigan Democrats was held to-day. G. V ~ Lathrop
presiding. It nominated the following dcket: Gov.
ernor, W l.. Weber, East Saginaw Lieutenaut
ssc,.,a ssoy.,a9r Jalqs hea,emans, Grand Rapids
IT,, irrgs1sutsr,, j.; g, PsrIaurst. Sodstreimj Audi
sioner OF Land Cnicc, Z. W Green, Pennington. su
perintendent Of Public lnsruc Ion. Lelotus fruesdrli
Ann ArDori Prrsidentisl Electors. q. " n. Lathrop
Anslin Aflin bair 7 Heinlzel, Alfred sawyer, james
Ipton' Marshal L. Howell, Fred Hall, hugn McCurdy,
James h. kldredge, Albert Miller, Michael fIuncsan
The piitform says We declare that she suprcinr Oh
lect or political acton a the present bring anout
such Areforn Ia the purlic administration as shall re-
move from once the men anu the party whose corrup
tions nave dlshOhsrcd the republic hJue and dis
grAced IN the sight OF foreign nations
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Trying to Close the Tribune Rum shop.

One Of the proprIetors Of tho Tribune rum
shop said last hight that MIR. Gibbs, Mr.. DexteI and
ano her agent OF the American Temperance Union,
came 10 the Hi1We building yesterday and asked Tor
Mr Mhllelaw REID They desired to learn whether the
rum shop IA The basemcut MAS to be kept open. Tie
young edit or they were Informed. Ia the county
No information was gwen to the committee III regard
20 the possibility OF huiing out tnu rum shop but a
ClUse place. -
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KiIboarn suing for False imprisonment.

wAsHIsGToN, Aug. o-lalett Kibourn yes
terday entered suit through his ATTORNEYS Against the
speskef VI the House Of Representatives the Sergeant.
atArms OF the HOUSE, and the mem ers Of the Real
hsta'e Pool Committee claiming tl50OOO damages for
Injuries sustained ny reason OF Imprisonment without
esu,e lhe sn Is entered IN hc onicc of TIE ClerA of
the supreme Court Of the District OF Culun hia nst
MichAei C. Kerr, John g. Thompson, Juhn NJ. Glover
J. d. New ID. II. Lewis aud A h. smith, deleudAnts.
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wha, BrooAiyn Expect. People to Believe.

Francis Dorr, middle aged man, tumbled
from the top Of pile OF lumber twelve feet high to
the ground. the % inst carried to the Flat.
bush Hospital tBrookbn). -Four days afterward he
died, having IN tn, mean time been conseC u.s. rational
and able to converse freely Yet the post mortcm
animation demonstrated tnat he had actna y lived that
length OF tine with broken ncck the spinal cOiunn
lust lttle below the skull hayng been dl'ooated and
fractured. Ihls statement OF fact u earnestly com
mended " The aAzeIac LllnY CluD u AusLln. NeX.
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The new labor party, known as the "worklng-
mems Party OF the United States" Is composed of
Tie Social Democratic Workmen Pirty, the Inter.
nation Workingmens Association" the Working.
mems Party ~ Chicago" the " United Workers." and
Ytral ointr labor bodies. It's headquarters are In
,hieaso us Or<ans ale the Ki61S. Ia Chicago, The
hrOeheiHmme, snd me Llb7r .NdnhIrd, In New Ylrk.
II has5 5OUD mem Ss and has decided ~ take no Mt.
cul action Tor the present.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. v. II In forty-one
counties Houstons majority se7,ioi The remaining
twentY'four counties in 1874 save him majority Of
1900. and IL not thouyht they will fall behind that
vote. The following was elegrsphed from to-day
SendlOr W. w. Futon. Harrington.
. Alabsma thanks you Tor ynur generous defence OF
her N the senate yesieria,. The election undAy
was conducted throughout the sta,c alb O4utc TN.
aud @thuut the slightest dis or complaint
" intimidation that We heatu I q Democrats have
elected their State ticket by over 4OOOJ mAJury and
At least four ntths OF the Legislature.
Negroes IN large numbers yoted withus
VI. ID GRAHAM
Chairman Democratic state Committee.
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CURIOSITIEs OF CRIME.

NICHOLAS Portius was sentenced to a year and
iions, for stealing ass from MS employer a saloon
Keeper at 1851 Third avenue.
. WIN. III. III. Bennett was arraigned before Jus
ice Morgan, yesterday, on charge made Oy Win. j.
Best receiver OF the Mechanics ana Traders savings
Bank of having forged three arats for 1900 $500 aid
~ oIespeSuyeY, pWRorhnR to be oigned by Wu u.
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What Has Become Of This Biils

WAsHINGroN, Aug. e.-1he House several
weeks $50 passed bull by an almost unanimous vote
which requires the PAchc railroads pay the current
interest on their second mortgage bonds which are
tuHhhletd Oy ihe 4 ivcrntnrn and also \ sutici nj
sum annually To sinking fund redeem the Donds At
their maturity lhs bill was referred by the senate to
the Judiciary Committee OF that bo ~ ami no action
has yet beeh taken upon IT, II Is authOrItatIyey said
that the Senate does not intenu 10 act upon IT,
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Two weeks ago julius Silycrstone, IA young
tailor OF Bayonne. j. was arrested for attempting to
nre his store, which he had an ns france policy OF
5000. la implicated Abram Jones, aclp manufac.
turer, Of Even street Wllliamsburgh, as his accom-.
plce Jones protested his unOceuCH, anu counsel Were
preparing TO have hln Released habeas corpus when
Yesterday n was announced that Lhrf of Police WHIT.
ney had been put III possession Of certain letters
Yen ~ hebrew, Wnich furnish cpncluslye PROOF OF
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The Death of a 100000 stallion.

wilkins Micawoer famous stallion OF Wood
lawn stock fame. New Windsor. owned by Major Thos
Morton and valued At 10000 died Tuesday OF con.
gestlOn Of the lungs lie was eight years Old His
owner paid EOOl fIr him when the horse was but
two years old. lie was bred bY Charles Bnchnan OF
Stony Fora. Orange cOunly, and sired by I,ysdy n q
Hamhlrtonlan, dam Lady Brown. Morton was offered
10000 for MlcawDt at the state FAR last fa where
he oOk nrsl premium hmsel II aud colts Mieawber
WAS yery speedy, but uot trained.
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The IrI-h Riile Trnm.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-The members OF the irish
rife team for America were chosen yesterday as fol.
lows; j. REby, fenton, Johnson Mtner, Cooper.
Joynt, Con, Greenhih, Thyme, Dyas, POllock. Two
gentlemen who Won PAGES lu th' competition Mes rs
VI private ailirs.
lhe team will sail for New York on the ejth instant
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warrant has been issued by Justice Roberts
of Jersey CITY for the arrest OF Emery Parkhurst,
against whom John sulwel prefers a charge Of poi.
sonng his son. The sons OF Parkhurst and Il stulwel
fought together In thr formers house and the latter
after victorious ending of be aghl, drank some water
ayeTrsd VI hAvlag bean p0IsVasa.
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New York Tobacco salesman the Victim OF
Foul Plny In BosIon.

DosroN. Aug. 9.-The body OF a man found
last evening In the water at the foot Of Albany street
was oday Identified as that OF John W McEroy agent
Tor New York tobacco house man OF resp rctabity
ana means HIS pockets Nere turned inside aud
fined ana there we're other indications Of foul play
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"Your Gaze. James wilson, Ia the most afro.
cious that has come within my notice fora long tlnr,
said Recorder Hackett. yesterday to pald, unshorn
hcrce eyed man. and you plead guilty, hoping TO OBJ
tain abatement of punishment Your crime has be.
come alafmIuglY common Of la . that society de.
rlguf Ia regard 10 II of every Ju lRe You sez
Peter fOsirup at night, ohoked him until he Was power
less, threw him 10 tue ground, ana robbed him n'
pose upon you heaviest penalty that the law NJ.
tacnes % your crime, twenty years ~ hard labor In
state QTlBUn."
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The whlskey fraud, Prosecution.

WAsHINGToN Au-. 9.-lne calmS Of the at
torneys who prosecuted the NhKey frauds ia St. LOUIS
we're allowed to-day Gen. hrnd'rson gets $4,000 :,
Brodhead. tlOOO0, and Eaton. 5000. Hen iersun
fuses TO receipt iu fuu fu hr award, claiming tina he
hld The main wuTN IN the pr sernilou, AMI that he
Inn
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A Police Omcer S,nbbed.

Oncer Allen, OF the Charles street police, told
men who were dsordcry to disperse yesterday. John
Kelly dened his authority and arrested. On his
way TO TIE police station Keilv drew sword from a
Ger held on TO mis- prisoner and locked him up. His
wound 10 dapgsrOus
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Eight gentlemen, admirers OF Charles Dickens
ana of the story Of Mas err Humphreys Clock, met
at n Spruce street In the Shoe ard Ledher Rporrs
buding Yesterday, aud In grand banquet hOnOred
the one hundred and thrtytnrd birthday Of the Old
COCK Speeches we're male ny NJ. fratti hsrles II.
tO be taken tO the Exposition to-day.
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WAsnIN oros, Aug. 9.-Congressman Lamar Is
confined TO his room, and his physician has forblddea
him tN visitors The aticS appears to be Of an ap-
oplectic nature and he Is advised that free
uum from excitement are absOl llely necessary In.
sure strength aud give MIN an opportunity to re
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MoSrIcELLo. y. Y. Aug. 9.-Lym n II. Hal
stead went into ned At LioeryVe saturday last,
to eaten horse. lie was found dead and manged IN
the ncld short time aftcrward Thu horse had kc I'd
and stamped him to death.
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Tenth Missouri District, Democratic, Judge
DE Bolt.
lhlrd Name District, Republican, stephen D. Lindsey
horful, Nal District. tue Hon. JOAn uooue, Jr, Gy
the CONSERVATIVES.
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WenrY Of Long Life.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ferrisoh. agsd 81 yesrs. hanged
herself On Monday ugQt lAsI at her VS. hOlse
In Gloucester n, Js
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
At Hudnuts at 3 o'clock A. NJ, 73o; ; ., "a y
49, IL NJ, e2'i $3.50 l.. NJ, pO' o. $50 ! y, ~.
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Weather Once Predictions.

Falling barometer and generally warmer cieaI
weather with easIeily 10 southerly winds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-25
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