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Cars Running on st a Frog The Engineer
and Fireman Jumping for Life.

ScHSECTADY. Oct. 13.-A smash-up on
the New York Central road occurred In this
city this afternoon about O'Clock to Western
bound freight train. drawn by engine No. 25l.
Next to the tender were two platform cars, one
OF which ran on at n frog. The engineer, Mr..
Mosher, seeing this, reversed his engine quickly,
but the momentum OF The train pushed the
platform cars up 10 the air 10 an angle of forty
nve degrees and threw them on the side track,
Carrying the tender wi h them. The platform
cars ana terder were piled up in a heap OF runs,
the cars being badly SIN shed. Two box cars
were also badly damaged. The tender was left
living upon It's side, but was not very badly
damaged. The railroad tracks we're thoroughly
demolished. The engineer and fireman Jumped
for their lives.
The track was cleared and made ready for
use this evening.
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cd upon majority Of Hfty thousand. wben the
Republican State Convention at Utica turned
70 have vast influence within his party.
Yet, knowing the bitter struggle that
Gen. Barlow had made to check the canal
oontractors' robbery. he put out no hand to
save him from rejection. But be took care that
state Engineer, notOtiously Unfaithful to his
oath OF ONCE, should be renominated. And he
spared himself no exertiun to bring about the
denomination OF Nelson X. Hopkins and John
L. Robinson, whose records show that they
never trieu TO save the peo les money and AL
exapder Barclay, now under Indictment for be-
tTayal OF the people. Gov. Tlden appointed
the Canal Commission that found out and
brought up with round turn peculating Au-
ditor OF the Canal Department appointed by
Gov Dix.
Cheers were given with heartiness for Tileen
and Hendricks, and the multitude dispersed.
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The Democratic ot the Frst New York District
have nominate Jane ". Covert Tor Congress.
The Democrats Of Union i'm and West Ho-
bt ken MAJ grand mas, NEE lng and raised haId'
com, banner at Jenscn's Hotel las evening.
he Republicans Of the Tenth Massachusetts 8
District homiuatru Amasa koreruss o. llehbuw tor
Congress on tue thlTil nrs bA lot. W i { irursUns
Oi hOn OKc MAS chosen Prreidcnllal elector.
An immense demonstration In favor of Iilden
rnn llrnureka was mad es evening e linton Garatn.
Addresses we're tOhyered py DaNll McClul', I'm m IS
J. Grady, Francis W, PulOoK Hcury Morgeni AN.
Ftancls D. Sui an. AdJlph EKneI and Mienaei H. 81
grrsou.
The Democratic primaries we're held In Brook
lyn ns might, nnd delekales were 81 clrd 10 we cy
Csunty, acnibly, AM IOngrrssOhal COZ yehtons Tue
nolule tower oil the Old nc Mclaughlin seIV'
ants than heretofore been known 10 the primaries
uauer the Nj LauEnn control.
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THE VAR ON THE SIOUx.
Eight Hundred Cavalry on n Scout-Endine ne
the Black Hills Expedition.

CAMP NEAR CUSTER, ID. T., Oct. Eyes
terday nve hundred recruits and fresh horses
arrived. ana this morning Col. Merritt Of the
Itfth Cavalry, with ten companies OF his regl-
ment and battalion OF three companies of the
Second and lhird Cavalry. comprising a total of
eight hundred men, mounted upon new and
most seryiceable animals, left camp on scout
he command viii march In the ightest possi-
Bile oruer, accompanied by IA pack train carrying
ten da,s ratiODs. Its movements and destlni-
ton are kent secret 1t Is understood thHt the
forks OF the CHEYENNE river - thc der tinatlun
h re are several Indian villages IN that vicinity.
Col. Royal of the Third Cavalry reinains IN com.
mand of the infdntIy and retained cav lrN. ihis
demonstration will PROBABLY end the Black Hills
aud Yellowstone expedition, which will snoTly
march to Red Cloud.
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THE CART-RUNG MURDER
Young Gnrrity Now 10 be Indicted for MUIR
der In the first Degree.

The jury III the case of Robert Garrity,
who Killed John Smith on the night Of the
Fourth OF July last, were out twon:y-eight
hours. They stood eleven to one for a verdict
OF murder In the second degree. Theodore NJ.
Glaubensklee, the juror. who would not.coneur
in such verdict, was assailed by the other
Jurors with charges OF &C rruption, but he folded
his arms nd suiled al nis accusers, never losing
his temp for an Instant. lie thought II IA case
Of IN ,nslaughter In the second degree.
A sstant District Attorney Rollins says that
young Ghrrity Is now To he indicted for murder
IN the first degree, on account Of the evidoncss
OF premedit.uon and deioeratlon that were de-
velOped On the tri
Clarity Is only sixteen years OF age. His crime
Is thOt commonly known rs the car rung muir
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The Killing Of Richard Evans.

Thomas McGough, 'longshoreman. was pu,
On trial before Judge Sutherland yeserdy for killing
Richard Evans the night Of the 2ls OF july, In Mad
ison street. The two quarrelled tho Sidewalk aud
Evans Knocked McGough down. Evans was drunk
McGough ws- soorr. McGough got up and weat
Denlnu wagon and picked up stone. Fifteen min
nles aterhard Evans staggered on up the street, fol-
lowed by McGOugh, holding the stouc IN his hand and
as Evans turned a corner McGOugh nurlcd the stone.
aud Evanss skull va fractured Hc killed almost
inetnty. McGough then ran away. The Jury found
Mcuough guilty OF manslaugntcr IN the second degreo.
and he was sentenced 70 seven lears In ate pison
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE M rHB
SUMS REPORTERS.
Burglar Dennis's Desth-The Fall OF a.
Arched Coping stone thnt was Held Only

A shrek and crash of masonry startled the
Soaring family Of "a west Flftieth street. at $50
o'clock on Thursday evening A thief, VINO had ran
sacked the second story Of the adjoining house. mad
tried to escape the arched coping above the
door but the stone had fallen to the steps below.
shiverng the balustrade, and burying him under .
great weight OF broken stone. Investigation showed
that after he had rined the chambers OF Mrs scarng
house, he escaped out OF the window. and stopped
across TO the coping the door Of Mr.. Morgsn's
nouse with the evident intention OF sackng II In ike
manner but found the windows fastened. Then he
hung from the coping, intending to drop to the broad
upper step OF the front entrance and escape But he
hung the great stone, held in place only by comons
rave way and instantly he lay beneath IT, with his
cnest crushed and his skull fractured. He was dead
when no was taken into ST. Lukcs Hospital. The body
was identned by his brother and his WIFE, Yesterday.
as that OF Charles Dennis Of East Twenty sixth street.
The police also recognized It to be that OF a profess
sona burglar, who was only recently liberated from
Sing Sing prison.
AZ ms wife viewed the manslcd remains she said boz
tween her sobs. III he had followed my advice hs
wouldn I have been here"
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Lottery Dealers In Quod.

Several days ago Denis Hogan OF 70 Division
street and John Hogan OF 379 East Thirty seventh
street. brothers, purchased lottery ticket Of a man
who professed to be agent Of Ferdinand schuirs
OF oe Wall street. The boys by the newspapers
ina! their ticket i2ssi had drawn the twentieth para
OF tbpp ana Yesterday ftrnuOn they the Wall
street office to get their money. schuze took the
ucAet and tgen refused either TO pay the money OF
return the ticket. High words followed and Schulza
sent for an Ciicer. who arr sed the Uo,s and took
them TO tn New street station. After hearing the
boys story Capt. Petty cred Ofiicer Irving aud
kOundsman Bac9 to Schulze anu his clerk, Rur
dVlph Hakerfclut, ana b. III locked up.
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A PromIsc 10 Mnrry thnt Co,t, ss, ono.

Henrietta Woods, a pretty young woman.
twenty years DID, sued Tenlce Monett, aged thirty.
seven, CHAR dealer yesterday In the City Court Of
Brooklyn, for 10000 dam Iges for breach Of PROMISE
A nurse who was with her, cared for aplunp two.
year-od inf MT the child OF the parties to the suit
Miss Mss Woods. n attending dancing academy IN wiz
llsmrburKn IN 1870 lC the acquaintance MOnett.
who wa, At that time q wdOwer' He Is 4 homey v man.
but has nnc black eyes, aGd is Intelligent Their &C.
quAlntance, Mis- woods rpened into an enga 90
ment, and she Kept company with him. expecting TO
marry him The defence " the artiOn vest rday was
that the ainfn previously bore bad a11
!he 1ancng sster testified that he prohibited at
In her favor, " " - 'N'SN~
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THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
Large Democratic Gains in Indisna-Wha
Money Did in Ohio.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dot. 13-1 p. M.-Returns
from eiehty-nine counties give n majority for
Williams Of 4,5s5. The same counties I'm 1872
gave net Democratic majority Of s5. Tho
three counties to hear from-Brown Crawford.
and Perry-in 1872 gave Hendricks aO3 majority.
IL Is estimated that they will give Williams
1,l25, making net majority of6,71O.
1OP. M.-The returns from ninety-two ooun-
ties, all OF which are oficial except three or
four, give Williams, Dem, for Governor, 4,7ls
majority.
The counties not yet heard from are Perry
and Spencer, wbicb gave n Democratic majority
In 1872 Of 17s. The Democrats claim this will be
increased 400 or 500
The following Is the official and estimated ma
torlties on the Congressional ticket.
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Cora Cheesman Law dying, yesterday, at "a
Sixth avenue. with outlet wound In her left breast.
Two chambers OF hand ONE nickclplsied revoives
that found in the cogtut yturn. she rooms we're
empty and As only one wound could b. found search
for the missing bullet was instituted IL found ia
the panel OF the door as though sent after sons
who had barely e-capeI. Her husband not IN her
apartments Yesterday, aud refused say why
had shot herself She exp ctcd 10 die.
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rhe Reyolullon la san pomlnao.

SAN DohIH0O, Oct, 3.-1he revolution still
continues. All tho roads are sim interrupted, which
prevents the eIport,tlon Of the tobacco crop. Bus
mes coupl u standsl The late hurrlc ne did
much damage 10 plantations 10 the interior Fighting
ST. continues 10th north aud suuth, The seaport Ot
Mt Christi Is afa'n IN possession " the uov,tnmrnt
WINE the port ot sam has nuu' Get N inNr Of
the rryOu iOnisis Matters continue ycly compile ted.
but cOnndeuce III Espallals hnsl triumph Is prevailing.
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An influential Republican said. last night
that the Republican State Committee had requested the
Republicans In this city TO make fusion with anI
part OF the Democracy, but TO run a straight county
tc<et and TO nominate Republicans Tor COngrosA
Assembly, and the Common Council
II this rrques, ~ cum(lcd wth added the gentle
man, "u viii rxtingush the hope Of fusion with fior
puoliean., en- ertsned by the AntiIamInanyites sua
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As Mr. Lawrence Jerome walked down Fifth
avenue, toward his home In Nineteenth street, on
Thursday night, young man ran AGAINST him and
snatched his watch anu chain. torchight process,
Passing, aud INTO IN cruwl that accompanied II
thr thief esCapel. Inc wAtcn Wa al elegant Jurgcn-
een with Its heay gold chain MAS valued vi 800
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SAvANSAH, Oct. l3.-Tbe total number OF In.
terments day was twenty.siK, OF which twenty were
from yellow fever. j. ~ Lathrop, rresidert of the
Cotton Exchange ded TO-DAY Al Greensboro, n. C., OF
yellow fever. lie left here a few days since to a
dy ny son at thar place.
4. W. thompson. col the hrm OF walter Thompson,
snip cAHndleTs. ded last nlgut Of fever.
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The First Move In the BayODet Conspiracy
Agninst the south.

wAsHINGToN. Oct. l3-rhe first active move
the part OF the Republicans upon the south since
the OCTOBER elections made to-day Patterson. OF
south Carolina clled upon Secretary Cameron and
dwelt length upon the Necessity OF sending more
troops South Carolina insure quiet ana honest
elec ION A Miss .ssippl deic-auon asO called upon
Cameron for the tane purpose. anu renamed clostted
with him tle greater psr Of the morning. Gen. ohCr
mnn, VINO arrived here this morning. Gays that no moro
troop are needed that there are uuS down there To
MAINTAIN peace Ans decision In the matter Wall have
10 awalI the Presidents re.urn
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PETERBoHouGH, Ont Oct 10 james Ryan, a
wealthy muon OF tm town wAs tried yeslerday for
e murder Of his vii by standing her 10 the heart. on
thO sth OF Itst. Ryan mad been driuking heaNiy
Tor uAi pror q the The JurI, Hitrr
short -encc. brought IN verdict OF sulty WIN
recomnue hdation u mercy 1ne prisoner was Ben
lehCed " be hAhGed on Tho 2lsL Of MOVEMENT.
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GERH1Ns RALLYING.
A Monster Tiiden ana Reform Gatherius In
Jersey Citv.

Over one thousand Germans assembled
last night IN Coopers' Hall, Jersey City. to ratify
the nomination OF Tilden and Hendricks. The
meeting was called to order by Louis HornegIe,
and Henry Lembeck, the wealthiest German 10
Hudson county. was elected President. In a
brief speech In German. he introd uced the Hon.
Albert Hoffman OF Hoboken, who addressed
the multitude In German on the Issues OF tho
day. lie was followed by Or. Vogel Of New
York, william Goldschmidt, Germaine Housed,
Dr. Freche, and Counsellor William ii. Br lun.
Wniie the meeting was 10 progress, the differ
ent German Democratic CLUBS, the Cleveland
Legion. the LpDincott Pioneers. the Lippincott
Is ttery, the Democratic Berger Verein. and tue
Fourth District Club paraded the streets 10 a
length.
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No Fools Play with the Registry.

The Police Commissioners dismissed the In
spectors OF Election IN the Twennfth District Of the
Twentieth Assembly District. and those Of the Eighth
Election District Of the First Assembly District yes-
terdsv. In both the Inspectors while preparing
Their booAs TOOK the names OF the persons Offering
themselves Tor registry on loose sheets OF paper
ward COPYING them into the books The Ia requires
that the name shall be IN the presence OF
person Ia the registration boox. The Police Connis-
sioner' Instructed Chief ClerS Hawey transmit u
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Two Hundred Person. Failing.

FARMINGToN, 80, Oct. l3.-Durng the prog
ress of the Franklin county fair to-day ppruOn OF
upper noor of the r1hiotion hall gave way carry
ing 200 rsOns to tne below. several were serl
Ousy anu Que fatally injured.
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NEW LONDON. Oct. B-lhe schooner Brandt
OF New YORK, bound To this port from Nrginia with
cargo Of oysters capsi1cd oil watch Hll a. 10 \. NJ.
The mate aud steward were drowned. Tue vessel MAS
tOWed into New London.
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Two More ID nnMrnnM,. AIIIo. Arre.led.

HAzLHToE. Pa, Oct. l3-'rwo more Molhes
were arrested at Buck Mountain to-day, Their nance
are Peter Gallagher and james Mccullough, ana tney
charged with riot and shooting oicer King OF the
Coal and Iron Police, the head, Jeddo. March 20,
1875. They were given hearing and the crime fully
oven. They were lodged In prison al Wllkcrbarre,
Is ia are young men and look as though capAblr OF
committing aGy crime. lnte-e ex,it, nent prevails
Fear and trembling have Heized upon the Mulirs
throughout tbs region. uumb Of other arrests
tO Il
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Depositors in the dofunot Hoboken Savings
Institution have signel petition to Monael Sand
ford. the receiver asking him to rcsign In favor Of
Charles spieman, the lato manager Of the band Mr..
SaudfOr hled mis- bonds aud took terdaY,
fhe Chahcehor ~ be appealed 10 In cae OF the re-
cetyer Iefut al,
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WHEELING, oct. l3.-Ohio county gives a
Democratic majority OF 1s9 on the vote for Gov
ernor. Returns from the interior still come In
slowly. They generally show incre ased Demo.
cratic majorities. West Virginia will probably
90 Democratic by 12,0oO M sjorlty.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE CoM-l
MIITEE, COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. l3. (
With au increased vote of over 10000
since last year, the Republicans clsim this state
by majority OF $500. We concs is 1000 to
900. Twelve Republicans, probably, and eight
Democrats, certainly, elected to Congress. The
have positive evidence OF a most lavish and cor
rupt use OF monoy by the Republicans In pur-
chase OF votes. Our people 90 Into the Pres-
Dental fight full of confidence.
JOHN G.. THOMPSON, Chairman.
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The New YORK; MeekIY.

No. 30, ready next Monday morning. will con-
tain the commencement of a grand and pOWeIfui To
mace OF ihe aneotOns, eniitlrd "HOw Size Loyed
Him" II Is story certain 10 move the heart and
arou the W Tncst uymrathY for Lhe Two heruines
Thosef0re the ades eep clay will % eaTAplured with
"uOg aho LoYea ulm."-Aas
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The body found in Snyders mill pond, nsax
Mt. Pleasant In llunterdon county. N. j.. has bcoa
Identified as that OF Albert e. Edwards a farmer whs
lived near Pattenonrg who mad been missing. He Wa
20 years OF Hge ana o. good reputation Hcwa Lifted
by young lady, and II preyod his mind unti he
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Oswcgo Celebrating tho victory.

OswLGo, Nov. l3.-1he Democrats OF Osweco
city celebrated tue october victories tonight oy tho
arges aud most enthusiastic outdoor demonstration
ever seen In Oswego. There grand display OF
hrrW, rNr helu Of 100 suns, an extensive Il uninl-
ton of private rC-luVncee ana seuerAl aud tuuullu-
Gus outpOurlng OF the mulIltuue.
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Edward, alias Ned" Cosgr0ve, tho weil-
known prize nsht-r, accused OF completely in the
der OF william Livingstone in Jersey City two
enced to one year IN state prison yester-
day py Judge Hofm II fjr ussaulting Constable Love
aud LdN ard Dickinson.
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A nre Yesterday at 5ll President street Brook.
lyn, owned uy Patrick Dcnnlgan, burned ten horsrf
egnt sets OF harness lirge stock o. hay, feed ant
straw, and the eutlre building L1sS, 10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14

John Donovan, quar- lermnster Of the steam
ship Abyssula uf the Cunard Line, fell from the yard
arm oi the vessel ON Thursday nigd aud died soon a.
terNard.
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Miss Annie Adams, a wealthy Young lady Of
PIvonla avenue, VINO rtcentY iuinished a 40 Ot
music the TrHphAScn Legion, Thdcu aud lcndrchA
; cOud Distict Cub is 20 present them with Dix
slana OF COlOrs neIl Mundl nl.hl.
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The Trnmp- In wos,cbe-ter Couu,y

Miss Kate Ryan OF Chester Hil Mount Vsr-
non, while returning home Wednesday night, a.
p30 o'clocS, knocked down and robOe by tramp
wtnn about 100 yards Of the raiiroad station Five
tramps were arrested ON Thursday, Dut she did not
recognize any one VI them.
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The Count Won Arnim's


BERLIN, Oct. B-Count Won Arnlnl's sem
ten, = vi uVc ears luprsOnm nj ~ the Ouse of r
T,cu Ii involves the forfeiture ~ MS utv anu possibly
nls property
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TRRNTOS Oct. B-'rne DrmOcrttlC torchlight
PROCESSION mere tonight was q mOnHor Owe one
th0uiin torches we've IN line, anu tue streets were
thIOuKcd Rlth chceilug men.
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Three week. ago, Peter Asht Of B,rgen while
on spree. fell I'm Sow York avenue, Jersey CITY, and
injured his head. He VAS arrested and on ThursdAa
di,d IN the county jail Of ocRjsw.
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BURLINGTON, W., Oct. 10. One hundred guns
nTed In THIS city nj noon to-day IN honor of the
Democratic Victories IN Indana aud Weat Virg MIA
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BOSTON, Oct l3-Ex Gov. CASTOR. who wss
dominated for Congress Yesterday ny the Democrats Of
the tourln D,sIrcL posiIIrely deo,lnes 10 accept
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For member u Assembly Moses X. smith 4;
shrrn. George w. Cooper County Clerk, Orvlhe II,
Ainsoly, superintendent ot the Poor stephen Il. Wn'
llama.
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Hing barometer, rising temp raturo. increAss
ing ciOudnes, southea to sDutdWcst Wlnus, aud rzA
areas from Fcnnsy wanna to Name.
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How She Loved Him." pathetic story Of
great power and interest. will be commenced IN No. "
OF the Neto YO,t Weekly Ready next Monday morning
-AdA
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The great romance OF the affections, How
She Loved HIM" viii be commenced IN No. 90 ~ the
Nel0 FORK Weekly. ready next Monday Inorning
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PREPlRIAG ron NOVEMBER.

HAVANA, OCT. B - rWo Spanisl steamers ar
riyeu hurv to-day briIgng 90 troops each.
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JOrTINGA .IHOUT rOWN.

The Thermometer IN New Ork Yesterday.
At Hudnut's nj 3 O'Clock A. W., E': O. All
o. 49, Il NJ. b3'i $50 NJ 62i o. 62' w. "a ~, bx'.
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Cheating at Faro and Poker is FUZZY exposed
in the ivsrasd WsekIv just out Price, SIX CENTS