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John B. Young, aged IS years, of Gin.
clnnati, while visiting the law office OF
4. l.. II. Finch, on the third floor OF 2O2
Broadway, about G:l5 p. Nj. yesterday, fell
from the front window, ont Of which he
had been looking and was fatally injured.
In falling he struck on the iron gas lamp
fixture, upon which he was impaled, the
sharp iron passing through his abdomen
and appearing at his back.
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TNpogrnnnicnl Ncnc,inls.

NEw ioRE, April l9.-The Typograph.
lea! Union Of this city has adopted a new
and reduced scale OF prices. For daily
morning papers, 46 cents per 1000 ems,
and for daily evening and weekly papers
80 cents. While it was deemed unwise to
fix any definite rates Tor book work, ow.
ing. TO the great depression, general
wish was expressed that some agreement
be arrived at between the employers and
emploves.
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In the House OF Lords this evening
Lord Stratheden moved for copieF ol
the treaties and other papers which au.
thorize England 10 intervene in, behalf Of
the Christians in Turkey. He expressed
the belief that through these information.
al obligations the war ought to be still
averted. Others spoke In opposition to
this view. Lord Derby said that he did
not think Austria or France would re.
quire England to fulfill the treaty Of
Paris. The opinions OF those best in.
formed in regard TO the diplomatic stu.
alton did not give sanguine hopes OF
averting the war. England did not wish
to intervene, but reserved TO herself the
right to protect the English interests il
they were threatened.
LONDON, April l9.-At the Stock Ex.
change there is an important recovery in
prices on Continental buying and pur.
chases to cover recent speculative sales
A COLLISION MoMENTARILY EXPECTED.
LONDON, April l9.-A special from Vi
emma reports that the Montenegrin corps
under Gen. Vukotish, is concentrating at
the mouth Of river Dugau, short dis
tance from the Turkish troops. A col
lision is momentarily expected. The
Prince OF Montenegro is about to go into
camp before Nicsics.
A Standard dispatch from St. Petersburg
announces that Lord Lotus, the British
Ambassador, is on point OF leaving fol
hishome. This indicates that there is no
change in satisfactory relations existing
between England and Russia.
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Obituary.

COLUMBIA, April 19.-C: p. Pelham
formerly professor in the old South Car
lima College, died to-day.
SAN FRGNc1sco, April l9.-Col. Garrett
Dunn, who during the late war COM
manded the ID Regiment Of Meaghel
Irish Brigade, Of New York Volunteers
died in this city to-day Of consumption,
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sr. LOUIS, April lO.-The benefit at
De Bars Opera House last night Tor the
destitute servant girls of the Southern
Hotel was very generous one. The
house was filled in every part, everything
was volunteered, and the net proceeds
will probably reach $500.
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CLEVELAND, April l9.-About 1900
cooper's in the employment Of the Stand
ard Oil Co., in this city, struck this eve.
ming on account OF 10 per cent reduction
in their wages. The Standard Oil Co,
have large number Of barrels in
stock. Their business will not be em.
barrassed by this strike.
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AUSTRIA,
Fiiiy Years OF Military Service.

vienna, April l0.-The Emperor OF
Austria has written letter to Arch
Duke Albert, commander.in.chiet OF the
army, congratulating him on the 5Oth an.
nIversary OF his entrance into the mill.
tary service. Arch Duke Albert to-day
received representatives Of the army, and
IN reply to their congratulations urged
the cultivation of ancient AuSlriaa
Soldier'like spirit, for with that victory
would never fail them.
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BALTIMORE < Quo STOCK, after al
uPward turn few days ago, ia down Il
,l92 per share.
Pennsylvania Railroad sells at$7i.
A statement Of the bonds and stock.
owned by the Pennsylvania Railroat
Company shows the par value Of tht
bonds to be $i5,2SG,iOS, and Of the stocks
sjl,SOS,SSG, making total par value o.
S9709j;244, against cost 10 the company
oiS1O.h2L 500.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-At Sacra.
mento to-day Molly McCarty, Lady
Amanda, Council Bluff and Wheatley ran
two miles and repeat. Mollie won in
two straight heats. Time, 9:SS and 1885,,
the best recorded time in the State.
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a Successful Murphy Campaign
mt Marietta.


MARIETTA, April IS,
The great temperance reform matt
gura,ed in this city by Jas. Cunningham,
jr, OF your city, assisted by T. l.. Noble,
closed their meetings in the City Hall
last night. They now proceed to Beverly
and thence to Parkersburg. Immense
success here. The closing scenes last
night were the most Imposing ever seen
in our City Hall. II.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, April l9.-Steamers 0!hCllo
and Utopia, from New York, have ar.
rived out.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-Arrived-
Steamer Nederland from Antwerp,
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LONDON, April l9.-An explosion and
inundation'at the Traleyrhie~ colliery, at
POuty Pridd Wales, April llth, impris.
oned nine men behind column Of coal
forty yards thick. Continuous opera
tions for their rescue resulted in opening
communication with them to-day. Five
were found alive. -Four wandered to
other parts Of the mine and, i, is believed,
perbhed.
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FRANCE.
Ordered 10 Their Regimen,s.

PARIS, April 19.-The military at.
taches Of the Ru@ian.embassy and all the
Russians belonging to the imperial army,
received orders to Join their respective
corpse Immediately, The majority Of the
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THE card price Of Bar iron was ad
yanced to cents at Pittsburgh Wedne5
day. 1t had been reduced to Il only ;
few days before, at the Cleveland meet
ing of the Iron Association,
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THE Marshall County Agricultural
Fair has been revived, and will be held
on the grounds near Cameron, commenc.
ing on the 10Th OF September, and con.
iinue three days.
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Weather indications.

OPYIcV oP THR CHIEP SIGNAL OPPlCEH,
WASHINGTON, d. C., April 2O-l 4. ~.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy or clearing weather, with
north to west winds, rising barometer
and stationary or slightly rising tenn
perature.
For the Lower Lakes, light rains
northwest to northeast winds, with ;
slight rise in temperature and SLOWLY
rising barometer, followed by clearius
weather during the evening.
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RIcMAoNp, April l9.-The sentence of
Miles Reddick, a negro, who was TO have
been hung on Tuesday for the murder Of
another negro, has been commutsd to
life imprisonment.
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ENGLAND.


LIVERPOOL, April 19.-The Courier
says its statement Of the failure of the
firm Of Gholson, Walker & Co., mer-
chants, was untrue.
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NEw ORLEAvs, April 10, 1877.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1877.
Net receipts at United States ports
from September lst to March '3lst,
S,757,69l bales stool; at Us. ports March
3lst, 72i,0ls bales; total overland direct
from producers to March 3lst, sos, ,3iT
bales; shipments direct TO mills to March
Slst, 24G, ,295 bales; in transit to- delivery
ports March 3lst, 1896 bales; foreign
exports and Canada to March 3lst, 2,4l6,-
$50 bales; in transit between delivery
ports March Slst, 1924 bales; taken by
Northern spinners from ports March
3lst, 722, 600 bales.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, April l0.-The contesta.
tion Of the attachment against Hon. Asa
B. Foster, the Canadian railroad king,
was fled today. The writ was issued at
the instance OF Mr.. Baker, m English
member Of Parliament for Middles.
borough, on Mr.. Lee, iron manufacturer
from whom Senator Foster, purchased
his interest in the Canada Central Rail.
road for 100000. Fosters liabilities
to Baker were increased by the purchase
OF 81 100000 worth Of iron rails. His
assets consists in his proiessed ownership
in large number OF Canadian railroads.
His household effects in his $4,000
masion have been sold to meet the claim
OF Mopsens Bank. Alderman Foster, OF
Marshall, brother Of Senator Foster, has
also gone into bankruptcy.
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EngineerS' Strikc-The Brother
hood still Firn-ScarCity Of En-
ginccrS for Coal TrainS-PrObn.
bic Suspension OF Mining OPP
eratiOnS.
PorTsvILLE, April l9.-There are no
new developments in the engineers strike
to report from this end. The Brother.
hood men are working hard to induce
those at work to join their cause, with
but little success. All trains are nearly
on time. At Pala Alto there are large
number Of loaded coal cars. All the
cars standing waiting for engines are
taking up so much room that the tracks
are blockaded. This, it is thought, will
compel the suspension Of mining opera.
tions by Saturday, throwing thousands Of
men'out OF work.
PROPOSITION oF-TuE BROTHERHOOD EN-
GINEERs.
READING, Pa, April l9.-Two OF the
leading members OF the Reading Division
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive EnGi-
neers authorize the publication OF the
following proposition to General Mana
ger Watson: The insurance circular OF
the Reading Railway Company to be
Withdrawn; the company to pay the en-.
gineers the same wages they were receiy-
ing when they withdrew from their em-
ploy, and promise that there will be no
further reduction Of wages. The engi.
neers agree on their part that they, their
tiremen and all other old employees will
return to work, and there will be no
strike at any time itthe above conditions
are not broken by the company.
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TORONTO, April ia cable dispatch
says it is understood that Mr.. Childers is
to become President OF the amalgamaied
grand trunk and great western boards.
1t has been agreed that the receipts Of the
two roads shall be pooled, the Grand
Trunk receiving 65 per cent and the
Wcstcrn 35.
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NEW YORK.


New YoRK, April l9.- RotLschild,
lIeymann 4 Co, dry goods Importers,
failed; liabilities are reported 10 he over
100000
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New ORLEANS, April l9.-Statement
Of the National Cotton Exchange OF
America:
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Nav ORLEANS. April l9.-Thc Pack.
ard Legislature ia rapidly dissolviug
.Siyty.tiye or siXty.six OF the Returning
Board members are in the Nichols
House.
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Reports to the Treasury Department
show that the countcrieiting OF coin,
principally silver, is Increasing fast. A
report from the Black Hills mentions
the coinage Of counterfeit s. pieces and
some arrests,
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LOUISIANA.
A Second Caucus Of the Packard
Legislature,
Earnest Consideration Of the Situation.
One by One The NlohoII, Party Gains
PaCSard's Legislature Present a Dis.
solving View.
"Ard Leave Not a Wreck Behind" "

NEW ORLEANS, April l9.--P. J. Wat
son, Of Madison; L. J. Walker, OF Tensas
and I. Oliver, Of Concordia, Returning
Board members, were seated in Nichols
House. This completes a Returning
Board quorum in both houses.
The Commissioners report to the Pres
ident by telegraph to-day includes the
following letter from Gov. Nichols. re-
ierring to the joint resolutions heretoior,
telegraphed:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS, April 10, 1877. J
10 he Hon. Chas. b. Laurence, Joseph r
Harley, John NJ Harlan, John c. Brown
Uiayar NcIdqhi
..,.,,,,,,,,,... I Lam l ~
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TIE SIZE or Mr.. BELMoy1-s HORSES.
Good Prices Obtained Mt the Sale OF Year
Iings-The Buyers.

The sale of August Bclmonts yearlings
was made at his nursery near Babylon. L. l.,
yesterday Mr.. Belmont. yawning after his
night at the Manhattan Club, accompanied many
OF his guests TO the farm. and busted himself in
exhibiting the beauties OF his 1,OO0-acro farm
his country house, trout pond and his many
horses. The sale was not largely attended, but
tho purchasers meant business and the nine
horses sold broughtthe excellent average OF s525
each-a good price for ycarlings. Except at tho
sale Of Pirate there was no strong competition
in the bidding. Pirate IL bay colt by King
fisher out Of imported Fclucca. and was foalcd
May 0. 1876. Mr. George Longstalr wanted Pi-
rate because he owns the half brother. Free
bootcr. He bid against m unknown buyer. but
soon ccased. and Carr 4 Co began where he loit
of securing tho horse for sl.075-the highest
price obtained Yesterday. :, Maronitc. bay
io onn,,n out oil Maroon by, Kingish"r. was
saladn. hay colt foalcd Feb. "a. 1876. by King.
Usher out Of Salamis. went To- Louis Ehlcr Of
khlneh.ck for $3.50. Electrifler, n bay colt,
ioaled March 4. 1876. by kinglsher out Of
Electra. went TO George Longstnfr for 300.
d L2rd a, tfy n; Pay cot droppsd April H. 1875.
fisher went TO u. y. withcrs for $3.50. Baptist,
h9y colt, foaled April 10. 1876, by, Imported
re %sSSd Sqt G Ra 5s Y g s ahl r ta
EE d%s C. 81 out xo Of VA Ado ; went to
Reed secured, for $500, lucky lit, CHESTNUT
COT, by keptucky ;kipEiishcra Count D'Qrsay.
bay, colt foaled May IL, 1876. out OF Imported
Nellie james. by Kentucky Kinglsher. wont to
Louis Ehler for s225. Elector out of Electra,
by kngiishcr.. was next on the list. but had
been sold and sont to Mexico Sir Alfred II
three-yesr-old, 10y Kingishcr, out Of Nellie
out Of Bahia. and Killarney. brother TO Kildare,
were not sold. The bay horse Matador. out of
Nonpariel, 10y Gndiateur had an offer " $500
from Mr. Reed but Mr. Belmont stuck at al 900
and wouldn't sell for less. W. Webb of New
YORK bought the only trotter. Bohemian. 10y
Conner acted as auctioncer. The horses were
first exhibited ia their boxes. then led out one
by ono 10 bc sold
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the Stock EN'aanse continued their on-l.usl,r-
upon Tue h'"rN't curing 'nr morning @i"'ula-
ton. having been reinforced lV OuarafDrS who
lt.,,,,.,1 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,' ~, .,, .'.',
HNth'u 10 curry Iuil'ts OF lurln'r con- compile
cations added To- the fnot thar Qutunp toms
would nc SOLD M an ton to-day, ana IAN uiilr"-
h,u-.on That this large amount thus thrown
" ' W ' - "''' " 80 49, ""
upon th' market would seriously ~ 'ri pr. 'I's
u...tfnp a. tln TN..utfN. ,n.n,t,..a.. ,hn
- ''.' '"N go N'' ~ ''.'' ''''ii' ''N' 't N''
Western Union Vcocruh COmnaNA ALSO Al
frlt ,,,.,,,urit,. ,r a. ..,.,t.,. . ,..,..,
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not prevent other suits from being Instituted,
hut does prevent another arrest on civil process.
Tie or no objection to fweed's release under tits
law. Tho Mtorncy-General's chief desire re-
c,ntly;, 1t Is asserted. has. been to suppress
Iwecds su-cacd confession. II under the
fOurtren-dny act Tweed should procure his
d Srharee he will not, OF course. feel bound to
adhere to his Offer to testify in the spurious
cnms suits against the city.
:. The Corporation Counsel. Comptroller John
Kelly, and other OH 'ials yesterday regretted
mniicr Mr.. Farchild told Tweed that ii he
would send To- him information concerning the
nnE-t hat with might AID the state IN
That il Tweed would give valuable information.
wontns, Tweed feels now that 6e has been
dup"d by the Attorney General. The desired
information was put in Mr. Fnirchild's possas-
not been benefited.
Attorney. General Farchild and Mr.. Pcckham
thti0ns. other thnn To- say that the statement
Ind been returned t. Tweed The ex-Boss de-
After reading Mr.. Fairchild's letter he was un-
usually gloomy
The following lines have been sent to THE
SUM
l. The. The r22nditi9ns on which It was proposed
up his property. ana thnt he should furnish
violence to convict other plundercrs.
z. In regard To- the delivery Of his property,
I'm, a""'lt' "i'",,y iui ~ oiIs 10 return
cr,J fla in,',at,,,,,,' ~ "iiii,n,ps 10 Vnm-
made Lovnmi III" sSas W Thn sru9nl"I NY mps
deucn nvninst n,bnr rirnicr,rs c,ni,r. H. his
sit .,'.,t ' NJ ",,, RI III nls
mon ,yh" L.v Y,'SSit 1917" 1911, "',t w p' i,.I
NH T,,j ',,i r} n t,t ~" ' W., 'aiS,,1
ninitsf thr omib ~ ius u ,.,mS " II LIE wn.m
r',inns'J hn NH, .n,' H. ~, ~ =, WIZ
al nr"n,ised H. Do ma IL NV s,ntnnrpt ' IN
Wair - Pl,,Yi ~, "ir ~ ~ i ii,nt IA
snrnort II a.iust ,b ."m , p,'i H. ~ % 70
c,aahi b." "e"'"S' 'lu S"Olh ucnl"ls Vi INC ac-
Tbrrnforc bo,, ,bo ,,,,,,or,s In, 1,r,a,, hoo
tr1f,s.,,i Li. ,'a 4 - - ,,,, ',' 49, 'ins
tnne h. re- rt % ~ ,''"hr n ~, ,i'v 7s II
HIM. - =, "t"iiis Which pap.r nds peen re,
tramdnlen, n,,, 'r.""' ~ "'S eV"h9Vi' "ic VI
'
CANAhDs ABOUT HARRY GENET.
Tho report that Hurry Comet had boon max
ing flying is'ts t. NV York with "A uipsi o.
Il .inl assurance of his safety il iaughri ~ nat
only hy his best and closest friends hut also hv
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Mr.. Cameron's Yeariina. and Two Year OIds
sold In Jerome Park.

r.. W. Cameron OF the American Jockey
Club sold all his yearlings and two-year olls
yesterday. in the club stables in Jerome Park
Charles W. Barker was the auctioncer. Up and
down under the long sheds the colts and nllics
were put through their PAGES. while tho pros
pectivc buyers stood in n line and criticised.
The prices obtained were considered good. A
chestnut yearlng colt foaled March B. 1876 bv
Alarm. out OF Irene. by imported Loan ne,ton
went 10 q. Iorlllard Tor 5000. His pedigree
W nj back fifteen g"urrutiOus TO Brimmrr. 4
second chestnut ycaring COLT fpaed March ~
1876. first cousin 81 the first colt sold his dnm
being lnversnuid. sister 10 Irene and his sire
imported Eclipse. was sold TO J s. Hart Of Al
hnny for si95. \ stout bay yearlng colt. with a
pedigree to DArnN hHck-l.ggrd Royal Mare
went TO gentleman I'm Staten Island. for do
m"rtl. Iurp0 SOS. for 800 Tine lougr-; pcdi-
gree claimed for any animal sold WIS for u bay
N.Y. ilhlod March Is. 1876. hy imported 'ilse
out Il lnV"rary. sister Of Reform, hy Leaning
ton. running back t. sixteen generations. end
ing IN the Oldted Mare. Z. Lorillard took her
Then came the iwo-year-olls. Thrcc were
offered a. be sold. with engagements IN Sara
t"Eu AMI Jerome Park IA 'rs in this and next
ar. 4 bay colt. foaled Jan. 81, 1875. 10y inn
gagged for the Flush and Sweepstakes az Sara
tosa this year and for the Withers Belmont
Jcrom" and Truyers Stakes next year WIS
cot foaled Feb % 1875. by Warmin-tor. ont u
lnN'rsntid. with same cngageml nts ~ thu
last. "Ncelting the Flash. went to J. :. Meokrr
- Now YORK for sl1j. brown colt. foaled
March lG. 1875 hy Gilroy. out Of Irene. with
sam" tnEdgnmrniS as n" last colt except tho
W theirs stakes. was sold o. the Club House
~. ner at jerome Park. Jeter Waldrou, ior
Immellately after the sale. Mr.. $. J. Matthews
offered 7. VI. Woodman for sale. He Is "a two
Massqui, and sired 10y Melbourne. Jr. Hewcnt
10 I. j. AllOway OF Montreal Tor siuJ.
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Register winslow. in Brook,

Register Winslow, in Brooklyn. yesterday
hi'i no. decision dcn,ins the Application o Chaf,. T.
Crosby. of the law nrm ct Fullerton Knox Crosby. to
have tile discharge ct Henr, McL,llaud from bank.
ruicy set ASIDE on the ground that he had irnuiucny
omitted from DO. schedule of assets iwp o his notes of
500 each, which Nj Crosby iel Mr. Mciailani
NNHIs So poor fIut lt Nat- forced o. draw hi
swtr 60 tile Icurnu4f ilr .it iu1 writ. hls own hrif
ha- gone o. work 800 The dt 90 tanurry n Ftun-NNa+
ma mhnius hides on percentages lie means &C. MAKE
LA
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A Republican journal Nnminntes DemocrniIc
Candidates.

It sooms to hctahon for granted in Indiana
thai Mr. II uir Is will h' tho u.Nt Democratic
canlidalo for President. llpudrlcks ana lamp
ton-huW would tlut -luti
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were t3eOtDo and the customs receipts t47nO0 rhs
treasury also received S1utpO In national bank notes
iorredcmpt9n The bullion In the Bank Ut Eng and was
t1rrEn exchange ruled dun and heavy at ~ ~ and
fiNe lor ulne ana demand drait. hut private banking
institutions made concessions VI lsaIt, r. cent
In the money market call loans ON approved stock cob
lhrfal were negotiated ~ gf2 cent and prime com.
m.rcia napet pnssn a. SOB az noted TOR some day.
HuNernmrnt bonds were a shade hrmer. with LARGE
Transactions in the repstc red a. O. cents Registered
lns sold At ll2h coupon do MA and coupon o. esl
l1+N@iitI ~ ''
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The Broker with Bulle, In hi, Brain.

Mr. Calvin b. Camp. the c'itr broker. lies IN
hs residence at 49, Columbia Hci-hts BROOKLYN. with "A
pistol bail m the ha>, uf ms braun III. condition. at
tracing the attention ot physicians It, ha. great
an hnhuUu tn sleep ANA At times il mucous lotus hut ht
hhs conscious int rNaIs iuwi De- fttN ~,
iihks mat hc an tell wh,rv the ~ B. fNm she Wi. ht
III his head lie suffers pam m. irtus are l., .in
nin- tu hops Tor DO, Ultimate recovery.
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SsCulnmhu-. Rood. Havana
- frHnrt IruiiN l, lintrr June 2 and Plymouth 90
= friurnuin. Kru-- Portland
s. ll,rirr. Brandt HAMBURG May co. and HAVrc June
- kuirk Drhu. Ntr. kruhlr NrW orleans.
= Niasara. Curtis. Chester. Pa
= Richmond. Kelly. lawrs. Del
= Russia, Cook Liverpool juno =, and Queenstown Sd
sun Derby. Huuurksn BrrurfL
siu Marlborough. Munro. Br,mtn
Btrk leuunrr. Mtl,. Havana
Srhr L. nili. tiNiliNu. Ger. lis Christi.
Sclr MHfsur,t tltrk. MiNhrd-c.
AIsotht usual river ami tsiNl-o vessels