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BiLIIMORh's sOCTtL SENs4 TION.
a Duel Not Fought isceau.e One OF the P,in-
eIpnIs wa. IchInd TIme.

BALTIMORE, Sept l1.--Dr. W. w. Norris Is
n son Of Somervillc Norris. Esq. an eminent
and wealthy citizen " Baltimore. He is a we'll
known society man and extremely popular
among n large circle Of friends He Is about %
years old and rising rapidly in his profession.
He has also an ample income. Mr.. Thomas
Bagwcll is 30 years old. and brother OF the
late Gen. Ba.wcil of Virginia He is also re-
lated to the family OF the late Gov. Wise Both
gentlemen are society men and habitucs OF the
fashionable clubs Of this city.
On Friday evening last the two gentlemen
Above named were engaged in n game of bill
lizards in one 81 the elegant parlors Of the
Mount Vernon Hotel 4 dispute arising. some
words were exchanged. and Mr.. Bagwcll. b.
coming greatly excited. advanced upon nr
Norris. and. striki him with his clenehed fist
rrpStrat ri him 20 the ground. Friends imme-
datey int ricred. and the combatants were
: parated. ON sunday. DR. Gustavtls Hamilton
called upon Mr.. Bagwrll. representing Dr. Nor
ris. and was referred Ia Mr.. Joseph Whytc.
Mth whom ne h'ld conference and arranged
the prclminaries 81 q meeting 20 take place az
o'clock on sunday morning on the northern
outskirts Of the city. Durlng pistols were the
Wrapons agreed uron. and the distance WAS
uNcl NJ twelve PAGES.
In accordance with this arrangement. ut day
break on sunday Or; Norris accompanied 10y
inS case Of insiruml nt-. stepped into n ear
rialse ia waiting NJ Mount Vernon place, aud
were driven TO- the duciling ground. On ar
irving II the place selected they aichi"d and
spent the time IN conversation. awaiting the ar
rival Of the other parties. Five O'clock the
hour agreed upon. passed. and no signs OF the
expected partic pants were visible. At 3 80.
unable longer a. restrain their impotence. the
party reenered their carriage and returned to
the city.
About an hour after their departure from
Mount vernon place "A second carriage drew up
GO the curl -toue, and Mr.. Baewell. accompanied
10y Mr. eph Whyte. his second and a medical
gentleman. entered, and were driven RAPIDLY
out the same road as their predecessors. As
they approached the limits II Ia" city lhey on
countcrrd the carriage combining DR.. Norris
and his party. on their return t. town. Efforts
Were made 10 attract their att ention. but without
avail. and ere the speed OF the horses could be-
checked. the vehicles were too far apart Tor the
shouts Of the driver 90 too heard Nothing WIS
leit for the Bagwel party hut "a return to tie
city and the coach was accordingly turned
about and the road rotfaccd.
Thus lar no blood has been spilled. hu' ru-
mors prevail that a second meciin-; has been
arranged la take place in a few days NJ Bag
wells friends aver that the delay in reaching
the Held was entirely unlntentional on his part.
and arose from his having OVERSIGHT himself.
The friends OF DR.. Norris say that Mr.. Bag
well. by his non endanee on the field. has do
strOyed all claims for any consd eration on the
part Of the Doctor. and should be treated ac-
cOrdlngly.
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DiJGHTER Against MOTHER.
Judge Van Worst Decide. that What n WIFE
Earns She IL Entitled To.

Judge Van Worst rendered decision yes
terday in the suit by Emma J. Mason against her
mother, Lydia C. Libby. to assert title to prop
crty IA Williamsburgh. and in East Broadway
in this city. which now stands in her mothers
name. Mr., Lurad C. Heath about twenty years
ago, opened n dry goods store in Grand street.
his capital being "A few hundred dollars belong
ins TO his wife, the defendant in this suit. The
surplus profits were invested In real estate in
this city and in the purchase Of a farm nj Scotch
Plains, y. j. The real estate here was in .hc
wife's name, and Mr.. Heath decided the farm TO
her also. Domestic disagrecments then arose
between them. md they separated. Mr.. Heath
going To Virginia. and holding no communica-
tun with his wife except through their daush-
ter. the plaintiff m this case.
Mrs. Heath subsequently desired 10 sell the
scotch Plains farm toJ0hn Taylor Johnston. hut
tho law prevented her. The daughter Mrs
Mason. visited her father 10 induce him tO sign
ia" deed and she claims that he consented only
on condition that the proceeds should hc in
vested in trust for her benefit. Mrs. Heath
pun, hNsed the property now in suit with
the money obtained FIR the tnrm. Mr. Heath
subsequently lived IN tn" same house with his
live with his daughter. In whose house he died
IN j -. Mrs. llHnth then married a Mr.. Libby.
judge Van Worst holds that as the wife was
largely ineiruu nthl in earning tho money
used Tor IN" purchase Of the scotch Plains
property. and the husband hy his conveyance to
her had acknowledged her right in these earn
ings she WAS "duitahly entitled To them. He
also decided that the alleged agreement for the
benefit Of Mrs. Mason was not made, and dis
missed the suit.
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4 RHODE leland CL.iM make.


About $3.50 persons assembled at Gahe
Cases Hotel. in Central avenue. near McComb's
Dam Bridge. yesterday, to take part in the Sec
ond annual Rhode Island clam bake as it was
known that Babcock was TO superintcnd the
cooking Of the bivalves and the other delcaclcs
COMPOSING the feast. For the bake there was
provided SIX barrels Of soft clans. three bar
refs of hard clans. two barrels Of oysters. 50
$50 l.l-icls. four barrels OF swcrt pptato,s,
thr'e hnrrels Of sweet corn. and 100 pounds Of
lrpe' Inc CLAIMS We're first placed upon the hot
h'nh :, HhN llcn oysters, chickens, shrepshend,
lolatI9' corn, sweet potatoes. &c. The whole
was covered with srawrcd
After the feu4f wa, over tho Bald Faple Of
Mestchestnr Grn. Hustled Cart Rynders
MAYOR MMigkman, j Eeclcslen, Chaupcey De;
Speeches. and others sang songs
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.T sher ana mg brands 80 sOsssr.
iesd iiscsssS toe, s sScfecd tisssa vines.
ali OF hog s' pfc"g with U much better s
m MAJ, a the as week Today P9rs ihs sdyansed
s,1yGr $40 Ibis. at si 20 icr september and sis 2ss
ss o Bacon nrd ssSr and quiet c HSs
se.I 5ssi hams duet Lard again eisSst S%s rais:
gS "s Sy and ss; e! p,ns saa o.
ss7o cr Dcccmbcr Dressed hog. OSSS r%ef We We
:,s ss: sa & 81 sS S;%$
ety. ipctleG ' sea;
sT 'ls mes. sis sSSf btss.sd
ds.iS,wleai and Corn h.yc been rather saoy.n. a
There has been partial oncnng c the market for new
on the .np nearly nomnel No 2red winter ~ iOssI ~
for No 2Chicaso ana 81 20 FOR old No Milwaukee Por
10 T VS. a. ed r n escns ss,es
TENDER 80, 81 Tor October, aud 81 80 fr Novem-
3 s"s at sdif i sSps CSsn
State HiS 9eo al VIC .oc for Wcst,rn aud 1Igslc oi
i state, ,Barey, malt entirely nominal osa
lush Tor Western %sSa " Sc s"' for wb',.
do' S'@ iic Tor mixed state and sssiic. for white
enned a. h Close; sales on the SPOT 10000 bush at s.
5ssssisc and Tor future delivery, FOO bush All Sos
mixed Tor October. at Jnisc.
GsQci coffee was again quiet here. but steady
~ Baltimore; 2i11 bags sold at ips2ui,c, gold and AZ
New Orleans lt.D bags on private terms Mild grades
were quiet and unchanged Rico steady and in iobbna
demand Molas~rs quiet but steady. Raw sugars were
higher and strong. salcs 2.pp hhds Cuba muscoyado
at Germs sTG a:s cviS "a; S %ssdO sgiy ne
for Cuba 0lsn'Sc Tor centrifugal, and sis@sl.c foI
Porto Rico Refined higher and more active.
VIZ quote Colee-Java. 22@25c.; Meracaiho $50
Louisiana. GiieTttc. MUlas~,s--Cuba refining ale;
Porto RICO, 3~s5nc.; New Orleans loaiO, for new.
sugnrs-Fair TO good refining Cuba Si;osbc centri
nsa. Nt@nsc refined il@ilhc. for hard and iOAd
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Lynching In Texas.


Tho brothers Jim and Bill Groon were
lynrh'd in Curyoll county on Saturday last
under the charge that they were huhitual cattle
thieves. The Greens. Bin and Jim. lived on
Station creek, IN Curycll county, near EAGLE
Springs Post Oni'r, Their house was a fortress
on small scale; loophocs for rifles pierced
the walls; and II was generally Understood that
tho brothers would make u strong fight
The mOb-at least one hundred. some say one
hundred and illty-surrounded the house at 3
O'Clock on saturday morning. Tho brothers
had two hired men. The mob called to these To
come out, if they desired 10 he unframed. As
they had nuthin against them The men took
the advice A similar demand was made on tho
t"mal members Of the family and the IN ildrrn
Little JEFF Green, n small boy Of twelve or four
teen years, cnme out
The house WIS then nrod and soon wrapped
in inmcs. In the mean time several shots were
cN hanged between bosicgrrs and bcseged.
The latter never quailed nor flinched. A we'll
directed shot from one Of their rifles brought
down n young man in the attacking party. whose
drnd body WAS found the next morning hall II
mile from the SPOT. lie was recognized as Jack
Nichols Of Oak Grove, near the snenr
But the unequal contest could not last long
The females oi the family emerged from tho
burning house when il WIS almost rnWrapped
In tldmrs. They were not mOlo-ted, although
one OF them is said to have been shot in the arm
before leaving the house, while she was clnging
10 her husband. The brothers could stand tho
heat no longer, and started ont with rifles in
hand. Bin Green WIS shot dead before he
reached the door Jim Green came out, but
only 10 fall rlddled with bullets.
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Contents OF the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning
contains the fnllowlua.

THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning
contains the following;
Tie War m the East-Cartnrc Of Lovatz-Dcsrorate
Fl.uLu- ON both sIdp.lh Contest ia front fltNuu-
Reported Capture of the tN by the Russians. Hayes IN
ONio- IN, FrHululont President Interviewed. Cen
Grant IA scotland, senator tonkNng Nut FHctted-M by
The Republic an Convention bucs Not Meet Utica this
Year. lAr Cameron Convention in fenu~N wanna. Massa-
chh>t- Dcuhat kerr rNiuf Mort illness. &c ttug
a Drink no Nunl How the Thing - Mtragei IN Tom
riahle state. Hayes puiHn- the lssuc-lrue inward
ness eft The tlNi strNire reform Order; The Mys
terry III Nhiet Joseph, The Plymouth lcIu, Ending the
NlouN Mhr-usath al trRN Iur.o-tien Howard heard
fom-Mr Welshs Plan tor facincatiny and CiNilizns
To lh!lan,, Fuu'ral oi Theirs, The Maine Elecuun
Masked lyuchcr, at Murk-N hoic,Ac Hanging IN Ken.
trky-lcrrlhe Record oi 4 Band Of outlaws ANA Muir.
dcr.rsi The B'nmla MINIS; sherman m Ncw orleans;
Justice biHdwys Conc .slou iotOpAA IN Eruption I'm
Church, hing tiiuIniNu- Ia leAd-A Success
iul Cmnrsr sohlnl IN Hartford. Row Mormon,m was
Invented The kthtst Country m the Norld sugar FRO
dHcuon oi the Murld \ BfuSian Rul ti'ht Wonlo riu
kaiiruniing Poetry Latham and l. crow which. Brnd "
\ FtrrMri,uf the f,uni, lhr --latest IelogNphic News
ladc, u, gartmD NuDs on Science AMI Industry. sun
beams. Mann Iolnns of Editorial Articles AMI Alrcul-
tnl Natrr, story Qu'tr Clue, Fndnela Inelle
and Markets.
TuR wrtNry suS contains complete epito,ne Of the
news OF the week rom all parts Of tie United States aud
the American continent Copies in Wrappers ready tor
mailing 10 the old country may be had thc deck g. our
publication office. Pic, four cents For sale by all hows
dealers IN cay and country.
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NEw. YoRK, Tuesday. Sept, 11.-For want OF
tre,h olernss there was nothing doing IN beef cattle TO
dAN. atl the market was nununally UNCHANGED. Wash
insion Market dealers report quiet trade at sinc
n tor ordinary TO- good native beet Sides and 7asc fol
common Ia decent Texas beet
Receipts OF calves were ~ head The demand wat
nrlvut. and the market active and firm 81 sSisc
r. NJ tor ordinary to choice vcal and a3hc Tor grass
er. nnd huitcrmllk calves Dressed had a in
quirv at lpai2r = %.
Receipts OF sheen and lambs were 10 car loads. Of
1'sh head There was no material change In the
The market aud prices about the prcvouly
rcuored Common to good sheep RANGED from ~ to TIC
= n AMI ordinary 10 prime lHi- AT 5at07c. q No. Deal
rur slow trade at 7slOc. q H. for dressed mutton
ant "a lie. for dressed l.'rils
Receipts Of swine were ~ car loads or 3o1 head
car load Of lair ohio hogs itn Ms CHANGED hands alive
~ Sac. y ~ and icw heavy state hogs al - - a. 100
y. Dressed hogs were firm nj 7i,aSiac. T. N. 4 ear
load Of dressed oe, IN refrigerator car sold at &c.
n aud another load, to arrive. went at the
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Hayes Is like Grant in some respects, and
not Ike him in others. Grant believed in re-
warding all of his friends and relations hy Civ
ing all Of them Offices or tat contracts while
Hayes only rewards those who have been and
are Liable still to be- Of use to him.
lie rewarded Anderson of the Returning
Board, reccnty, by apnointng him SPECIAL
Deputy Collector of the Port Of New Orleans.
TINS is because he has been useful and has
promised 10 he in the future instead OF letting
the cat out of the bag, us II WAS said he would
DO. Anderson more than any ether man IN the
United States, has the strongest mold on Hayes
nnd hp'h know IT, Anderson Will keep quiet IA
long as IT pays. no longer and Hayes ana Sher-
man know that too. Hence his appointment.
ClNll servi'" reform was in the way. and civil
service reform WIS violated.
j. =. Howard, who hung about the city during
the campaign, ana wrOt" a biography Of Hayes
Tor campaign use. some years since. worked on
IN" Cineinnatl newspapers, As soon as Hayes
was declared elected. and illegally took tho
Presidential Office, Howard WINS made n Deputy
Collector OF Customs, or something Of that Kind,
in the New York Custom House. His salary IL
large. but his duties must be very light, AS he
has been IN Washington great deal oi the time
since.
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S.fMUEL GOrTERNEUR OGDEN
Thirty-fou Years az Auditor In the Custom,
House oncehcider hut no Politician.

News was received In the Custom House
yesterday Of the death in Elizahcthtown. in the
Adirondacks. on Monday. OF samuel Gouvcr-
n"ur Ogden. the Auditor. lie belonged TO an
old Ncw York family was born here in lsOi and
was educated in France. He returned to this
city with his father and his brothers and sisters
in 1925. Tho packet ship in which they were
passengers was wrecked. AM one of his broth
crs was drowned. or his sisters one WIS Anna
Cora N0wati the getros-. who became the wife
OF Col. Richie the Richmond editor.
Mr.. ogden engaged as an accountant for
Charles ". Russell in is4i was appointed by
Collector Edward Curtis 10 Il clcrkship in the
Custom House. and two years aftrrward he was
promoted to be Auditor. which office he retained
until his death. lie was ono Of the mos, widely
known officials in the Federal service in mo
city. During his thirty-siN years employment
he meyer aiscnted himself from his duties
for day until two years ago. when Col
lector Arthur induced him t. take Il vacation -
improve his health. when thu New York Saie
Deposit Company WAS star u h" was offered
III" position # cnshicr. and Mr.. VI rCulloch. tho
Secretary Of the Treasury, increased his pay To-
s-hn year, IN order to keep him i'm the Gus
tom House. Mr. O-dcn's father was ono of the
irst m rchanls IN this civ and WIS engaged AT
one tine in The wine trad" in frnnc". His
uncle. Nicholas q. Ogden. was n resident part
n"r ia China, half "A century ago. of John Jacob
Asior: an his hoirs-amung them the late
Auditur-ilcurrd in a suit that WAS brought
ngainst Washington Irving. Albert Gallaiin
" ill!an j.. Aston, and others. the executors ~
VI, A.''r ,'siiir 10 rrcoycr n'ar,y hali million
Mr., ogden ~ a share Of the profits in the fur
ana silk trade. the suit was COMPROMISED .
thr payment ~ 500 uul to the O-ion family
francis Lewis, one OF the signers of the Dcclara-
ton ~ lnt"pend'ncr. who's" portrait hangs in
Ne Mayor oillrrt was the great grandfather Of
the late Auditor Ogden on tho maternal side.
one ~ Mr. Ogden sons Is in the Custom House.
another is IN the navy. and third Is in the De-
partment OF Public Works. where lie also has u
ltulleW.
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Arrived-TutspAY. sept II.
s. Ahyssina, Murphy Liverpool Sept /, and Queens
town ID y
- Augustc Andre. Tyler. Antwerp
- Rcnefactor Jones. Wilmington. @.
- Bolivia small. Glasgow sept l. and Neville "a.
ssCharcston lockwood. Charleston
$ tlN Of Austin. Chester fcrnandina Sent +
S~Elhe ku4ht Mctr,cry, Philadelphia.
= Glucus. Rcarsc. Boston
Norfolk
: LEASING Ludwig. Hamburg Aug 20, and IIavrs
sept
s. Morcciita. Chadsev. Halifax
= kaIiisn. kcmp'on. savannah.
: state o Virginia, Noodle Glasgow Aug 81 and Larns
Sept /
s. Utopia Craig. London.
Ship quebec RIpi. Liverpool
Bark Belgium. Mo-h, !. I.indon.
BARK lnsoi. Lungrcu. Duuialk
Bark Henry Pelham. Mckurunn. Cork.
Bark Isaac Jackson walsh. BuenOs Ayrea
Bark Jason. Grimm Bremen.
Bark Marie. Drummer. Hamburg
hnrk liu,ita. koihcrg, London.
Bark sea Crest Rcuutt u. Honicur.
BARK Wakefield. Carver Ptdang.
hr- Arcut Small, cow Bay
Brig VI Dickie Hunter. Bremen.
schr Addie Vessels smith. san Andrcas.
Also tie usual riN'r ANA cot.iwi>e yr-ssis
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TUENTl-T HEIE ItCTTs IN 4 RACE.
The Manhattan Clubs Fast Sailing Boat.
Contesting for the Lead.

The first union contest II the Manhattan
Yacht Club. open to yachts Of all clubs was
sailed yesterday. 1t brought out twenty three
contestants. The cours" was from an anchor
AZ OF the foot Of lO6th street. East river, to
Gan,,way buoy, OF Sands Point. and return. for
the first four class =. and for the nth class
from the same starting point 10 stepping Stones
lighthouse anl return. \ gun at ~ :O7 10 Z. NJ.
sent the first class of In the following order:
Petrol. Chester II. Arthur. Menon. The nth
class yachts We're fired or at l2:lO:30 and ran
up Jihs and canted ON the starboard tack as fol.
lows G. II. Long-trcct .CoraD.. Skipjack. Hi III.
Wavc Alire. \. Varian. Jr.. Eddie. md. Ella.
lHntniar, ipluttt". sophia. Immn George H.
l'nn". Mliiir. and Emma D. THIRD class az
II 10, made up ol TIE irt,ul nod.or. lW X
AMI Lure, ana lara ;; tho hitter wus hIndi-
capped az the alnvr time. her start lpIue in
realty 1926 30. In the second class the Poly
and par" pcvil got away a; l2;2G 50.
Al the -tIrt the y lui was south southeast and
the tide the last of IN nooI the order in which
they arr named IN their Respective clt~-.- reu-
r'-rnts the atiyltyo thecr"ws in getting under
WAY. All went N ON the starls,ard taos and
which had tomnke an extra tack. on the suukeu
moudowr the Vile was struck ny a flaw which
broke her gan and obliged her To- Withdraw.
AUrr rounding Negro Point, Wards Island,
all dash Il merrily along with lifted shoots and
ii took the Judges boat. the Fort Ice some TIM.
g. steam W To the leaders. The Arthur turned
IhluE- Neck buoy ~ Is.
After turning Throgg's Neck buoy. all got tho
wind dend aft and doomed out lihs The Arthur
passed the stepping stones ut II %. Petrol
at ~ 20. followed by the Dnre Devil. Pluck
Emma D.. Artlul Dodser. Mignnn Polly, and
Clara 5. At this point the fifth class boats
lunned around and started Tor home
The following table gives the start. finish,
III.
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Cornell. Challenge 10 the lie raeto.

But while we got fair words from the acting
President Al Marietta thr story pleasant tt
comes rom Washington In tact, IT'S very shabby.
Mr. Cornell the Naval Onioer Oi New York has earned
through about the most successful suuh Mr. HAYES that
hHs ever heen Attended on an American ocin HAYES
sad Cornell resign has his Federal
nihce under penalty Oi removal from the latter Cornell
backed BY ruukling. said he wouldn't, and II well
understood. challenged the De factO to dc hls worst
CA tht side the general order 10 once holders
and the other ConkNngs opposition in the Sruhte.
Hayes Wltd anl, under the influence al secretary ShVr.
man suspended the cN service order unul after the la
elections With mn animation that Cornell Wall have to
walk the plank then
NOW that the machine politicians have got his Fraudu-
hucy down they Will do with MN pretty much the J
net We consra tulaIe Russell ErI"u and Mackey, is
part Vi their hight
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Tuesday, sept. ll-FLouR AND MEAL-The
market ur noun has lHen strong aud HdNHncs ic past
wr'ki hnt without ACTIVITY A. the hi-hcr prices are
mainly due To- re- strctd of imr T. ludnN. az te iuniuNt-
hnnI t'tV Wa dul tlusle, Ntth weaker ftruus We
quote state 1ni Western SUE rnne. - 3lsl ~. extra
Shlt - islat". West m srlZ wheat extras, g. - Q
sNhi do XIX and xxx 81 tss- ~. winter wheat xtras
spts 259s0 % city shipping exlrasS tees7 20 South
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Every mother viii greatly add 20 her
strength and comfort hv The ire Use "i Parhcr- GINGER
Tonic while IT. inNi-"ratn- lro' critics. That -'e tho
and induce retire eniuf se'r impaired through
the mix 90 her nursing bale. tl us t4r ht, uc pu.ot
CONT n.i cheerful and haplt -ihc best WdV tn make
the IRE ftd chAi good hsN' Hut fulu ,nuf ll- ~
81 bottle, sample bottle al l't aIi rst II. merits
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALaANAc-r
Sun rises ~ sun II Moon sets 81
HiGn wATrR-rHts
Sandy Hook. IL IL Gov. Island. ~ OO Hell Cate "a
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The Arthur. Dare Devil. Pluck and Luck. So-
rhia Emma, and Wave are the winners ia their
respective Glasses. according 10 these figures
Will ID aro taken from the Regatta Committee
So TAR AS thr start finish, ana time allowance
were furnished 70 make up the table.
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nrother-,a-Law Casey. Account. short.

ffomN fruNHrn FagnISr
NEW ORLEANS, sept 1T Is stated upon good
AuhnnN ihli cN collector NaNNh account, were tuund
short al the Treasury Department some time alter he was
removed ami tlat lie WAS notified ol that tact amt with
rs iorner ID pu, Nerws save check lOr the balance
due,
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Brain Food Is soil 10y uu1t ut Herald Building;
lasNtu Massey, 18th Il. AM bro iwuy.
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Brain Food.-sirrnsthcns The brain + tive
rcm,tN cor NtI u. nri fI. ull iurn' ti.r. lr ~.
Al tri-,-t,. pcio'. Alcus ih.rma,, ist II aui Isl
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Woiman's tgae and Liver Pad l. tho wonder
Of Tie axe. DcWt ~ MAIDEN iane. Consultation .rVe,
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Rupture Cured oy DE-. Marsh. Radical Cure
rruss uniy ohcc ',ay .a, oil'-ts ~ fau.s th.,h.
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A. Important as some Others.

hum Nf NNfTNU NHfUf7
Tho flies held mass meeting In down town
saloon one afternoon last week aud adopted le follow
ing resolutions. ,h,,l
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lMfRRTID,

The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
ifsis Mr. WINSTON r $40 Hftu- rtrHft
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