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IT 1,vprNCr UNIVERSITY.
VIE COMMENCEMENT ExEECIs1s-ADDaE'sEs BY
ruR HON JOHN /. GILBERT AND Tx REV. L..

VIE CpNiMENC MENT EXEECIs s-ADDRE Sis BY
rHF HON. JOHN l. GILBERT AID TIE REV. Il.
T,K.
CANTON. y. Y, June 29.-Commencement
vees at ST. Lawrence Uuycrs ~ gan oI-Su.da, last
win the annual sermon before the graduating class,
COLLEGE Department b. President Gaines ANA the hac-
sur,tc sermon before graduating class Ilcologi
cal Depl .tmcut. 10y DR.. Cone Monday evening Dr
slxe al RpcHe~ter. delivered an address before the
Theological city. On Tuesday there TOOK place the
annual i go ~ tie Board Of Trustees s C. HeiinF'
az N-w-YorE. r. signed ms seat. Toe report Of the
Treasurer showed the assets OF the institution 70
be sg44OOO On Tuesday evening y. n Postc. A. NJ an
nrnnus of tine College department. addressed the Taeo
tathe,m Society His subject "selhshness ia Pol
itic. AID Reform" THIS address Of The highest
order of cui.ue-
IT,. graduating exercises Of the Theological Depart
r.ut took place Wednesday, ana also an address b,
fore ,he graduating class 10y Or Patterson, If Boston
d ,hl,nds. Mass. Ih' following was the proTaminr;
influence Of Personal Character On Religious IaoIghL
MA Elizabeth Bartet' New Haven Clhn e 1Dttisn
To- I'M ra'oiogy' George Granv he Hamilton, saco Ne
81 nI.H,eof ImAan. Ou an Religion Frank sAlIn' III c.
Ir herr ok place tie graduating exercises o.
the College graduating class. Tie programme Was -
"ne Influence Of Criticism upon Enel.sh Literature .
Trans Nash Ceye and Canton ei 1e iHSn'
tesbuTg $. intuition. aud in.Wuye ita' G1it.n
Aee.rt Noita'g, M,ria. Me B. "siate.m4nshp and
Gur \ eel of IT," Nelson Lciauei koIhsOh, canton
line annual 4 umui dinner was eaten III tic AFTERNOON
nj me Hod,kiu House. Sentiments were responded I"
iv pes dent suer lie Rev l. j. Fc.eler, OF Buhdo;
~ IIlp J. l. Gilbert of Malone. and others Atef tie
= guiar totsts toe Rev. Richmond FISK, j., d D. *
j., sidcnt OF the Uiiyer,fy a. called GU ny ms
enony te Alumni lie made, perhaps the most cO4uehl
e.cI ~ ia. dy lie predicted that there wound nt an
al emp TO tax away from schools 9i miner s'iu9 t
common The support or thc state The struggle Woud De
yrifhin re next decade Al the close ne was WARMLY
.,Iau.I.d In the evening the Hon. john ]. Gilbert
q red n annual address before tie Alumni His SUI,
81 vas The need OF scientific and historic spirit ana
IN Ina uracfc.I affairs" II address OF Thought
nd lower marked hy the puicst dcton ah1 worth! OF
Inc rising orator and legislator OF ts section OF tue
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The RoYAL cANADIAS HOPEFUL.
MIR. HUGHES THINKS BU-I>ESs Will BE he UMED
SJO&.

MR. HUGHES THINKS BU-INESs WILL BE re UMED
SJUN.
There was no unusual stir yesterday i'll the
NcWlork Office o. the Royal Canadian Insurance i'l-
pam at y, ISL Broadway. Deputy Insurance snpcfn-
tondcut Mccall arrived 90 the ci.y at early hou bct
having business connected will Other companies, paid
only q friendly visit 90 william T. Hughes manager ~
the ROYAL Canadian No business transacted hy the
company during the day cNcep that about - policies
were Cancelled 1Dc following telegram vas sent 10 all
c agents IN the district covered by Size New York Office,
which ucudes besides tuis state, NewJerfey, Pcnn.y
val,a, KENTUCKY Tennessee. ONO and Delaware:
EIv-YotR, Jug 3, 1877.
Your poces in the Pcvai t2nafau are tully secured
by Dc posts With Commandments and OGt IrustccS Hold
business until cen iurther advise you.
WuItN EUCHEs.
MI Hughes stated ray that the Deg MY 81 feru-
teudep said he was assured that every Tocy pcI-
fecty safe and the company had sufficient assets to
meet ali its liabilities twice over. M. Hughes further
declared that the trouble caused by the difference in
tie laws OF Canada ana this State. The call OF
H,e per cont TO cover tine losses by the ST. John
mont s time was Away given In OnadI Tor payment
III such cases. The money VOud not be due unt August
2- aud TIE meantime tlc sap. riut ndrni iu his Stale
No Id mold the COMPANY responsible. Tie thou ut, now
ever tAdi some cuent would De made ana bus
ines y, resumed sprcdllJ.
An attachment WIS obtained Iu the supreme Court in
Broohly u from Judge Gihcr yesterday, against The
furniture and fixtures Office OF TIE company No.
Isl Broad ay, the suit Oi Henry Helms Tor salary
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BROOKLYN MARTIAL TROUBLES.

John Van Opstal, a wholesale liquor dealer
doing business ia New York, IN February 1873, married
the widow OF John Braun, WHO had been the proprietor
for navy years Of lageT-Deer saloon AT No 1913 Allan
tc-av., Brooklyn. MI Van Opsta was a Nid0wer when
he married Mrs Braun, ana tcy both had considerable
Two months were suInt, nj " show that they
were unhsppily mated They srpTatcI after . quarrel
ana have since lived apart. Mn. Van Opsiil hIs
commenced action la TIE brooklyn Supreme Court for
limited divorce. The GLsbani, ia answer To the plain
uns charges alleges undue fUuduess the part Of Mis-
Van Opsta, company If mon Ia general and OF
certain tailor in paftcua,. The answer also that
Tie plant N has mgOVernHblc temper. and u have
peace her u impossible. motion for alimOny viii
be I4auc III a few dayA
Mrs. Mary spiuola the plaintiff Monday in
Die Brooklyn CITY Court IN a sut for limited divorce
against husband, Joan l.. sinOt, tnc brother Of
Francis SpnOla OF uis city Nj spinOla complained That
her been addicted ~ the OF Intoxicating
liquors the past years, had used her III the
most cruel manner, and had furnished supp
family The defendant, who N a dealer In medicines
was ordered by the court to s0O counsel fec aud 81
"A week gimOuy.
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LONDON, Ntd1eS Lay, july i i~ff'
banquet was given to Gen. Grant by the
United Service Club last night. Tho Duke
OF Cambridge presided, having on his right Con
Grant and Lord Hampton and on his left Minister
Pierrepont and Lord strthnaim. Admiral Sir Charles
Edin was tie Vceprcsdent having on his night sir
George Sartouls. aud Gen. Sir william Codringhan ON
his left. There wa very fll attendance OF guests
The Duke of Cambridge proposed the health Of Cen
Grant
The General in roplv alluded 70 the visit Of the Prince
OF Wales TO the United States 10 said he Fnew from all
his friends rs ve as of his personal knowledge
that IFS Royal Hicne~s received a. The son ~ ing
iand- Queen with the aucrrcst respect c tauht the
company ior their hos ialty, when vas one 0l tlt
greatest hcnors te had received.
for ON,r Forcfga Ser, Sc first PIg.
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mr. BAXrAR SCANDAL CA5E.
ACCOUNT OF THE PRoCEEDINGs-A DEFENCE OF GEN
BANTER.
IGrNEEAI pHE~s piePtTCHl


IGrNgEAI PHr~s pirP ICHl
RUTLAND, W., July 3.-Ihe matter OF the
scandal in this town. in which the name Of cen. II. H.
Baxter is connected came to end to-day Tho woman
pav-on who had threatened T. expose and give public
~ To certain matters mpcatng Gen Baxter was before
Judge Durham writ ~ hGbeGs corpus ard her council
withdrew the writ consented thai the Judge should
issue IN order remandnc her 10 the custody Of tine super
intendcu OF the insane asylum, who present. After
consultation with other medical gentlemen. 1t was de-
cdcd that when the was sent To the asylum she
was insane she was Tar recovered rs to render
il safe to commit her to the Of her friends which
was done.
IL is now admitted by all parties, so far "a can be
learned that the woman insane al the time she
threatened 10 make disclosures damaging to Cen BaX
ter and was attempting To levy backuan. She admits
there no truth the charges she las made and no
one believes word Of them. On the 2d Of june last.
MIS- Pays0n wr0tc letter % Gen. Baxter. IN winch
she Gemaud,d tie OF $1,000, o. rhe would make
damaging a sciusures Gen. Baxter pad no attentions
To- the threats II j. due Ia him To that neither ne
nor his friends had any part III the proceedings
taken to send the woman 10 the Insane
ASYLUM, nor in tie assault made upon n
CORRESPONDENT OF Boston paper FOR the report he made
Gen Baxter never had more fully the confidence OF
ihe recple oI Rutland than AZ present There l. sufficient
I'm the threltcnng letter sent 10 Gen. Baxter Ia scnC
Mrs Payson State prison II she was sane and respon-
sIlc for her
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GERMANY AND RUSSIA NEGOTIATING.

IINDUN,
A Berlin telegram says The Russian Am
bas -ador has had long conference 81 Prince 1913
marck one of the Secretaries Of the Embassy has left
for Bucharest with special report for Prince Gortscha
koT and the Car. The opinion r. growing here that
dpoIaatists trying to tx conditions on which peace
negotiations shall eventually be conducted.
The rurnor that the German Government VIII slowly
prohbt the expectation Of horses has been confirmed
Their adyices show that the Hungarian Government mas
extended the from which the export OF horses IL iot
bidden War pre- parations gon- on in Servia The
whole army can be modified In ten days II Il stated
that militia brigade ~ the frs. class has already been
scnt In rhe frnnfIer InN.irl sianitza.
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VICTIM or A DARKROOM FIGHT.

Deputy Coroner Goldsmith made an autopsy
Yesterday morning upon the body of Michael Bergtn, OK
No. 81 Firs,-av.. who struck by Thomas Monahan
Ia sht several nights III The bar-ioom at Ihrteth
81 and secoudtv and who died at 1870 O'Clock on Mon
day night. 1t asccrtained that death hau res"eA
from inflammation of the brain, caused by yo ence'
o, y,.e M cxte,,al evidences OF injury, and
inf rred thar Bergen had been struck win sand ciup'
Mona CHAN was arrested on the evening OF thc Usey,
F.nmu,er Coroner Wolluau ordered captain Murray,
of the Thirty -hftl-st. pole 10 arrest MohiSdu
Iu The nnIIre we're un ,nlr TO ud and IL Is Deyeo
~ ne rs Il d from tie city.
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RTFFIANISn IN ILLINOIS.
ARMED DEFIANCE OF The LAw-THE RIOTERS KILLED
OR ARRESTED.

ARMED DEFIANCE OF The LAw-THE RIOTERS KILLED
OR ARRESTED.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-Two brothers, Lie and
Barney Dyer, WHO rough Characters, entered ulo
town of Tamaroa H. yesterday ana created disturb
au,e Barney was arrested ny Town Marshal CVr=dh
md was tued When released he purchased revolver
and swo,e lie would not be arrested again. subsequently
Marshal Corgan, aided by Constable jas Taylor aO
temptcd his arrest He resisted, aud was aided oy MS
brothers-inaw Henry and Charles winthrop VINO uc
clorod he should not be arrested. A melee en-
I'D In which knives aud pistols were freely
used Charles winthrop was killed. receiving
shot in the bowels and another in the MOUTH
Henry winthrop received shot in the abdomen ana
y Ii IN the back, from which Ae cannot recover Mir
.ol Corgau Was sFh'Iy cut in tie neck, aud 'o'ii 40
TAYLOR severely stabbed several times IN the DcF. ~;
rer BrDel- attempted - escape, bat "re iIles1eu
ana locked up Great excitement prevail d bIl II IS
considered h officers justified III tAelr act on Iuo
1I'n "A nfnr1p brothers atho, gh little V ID were
49, tI farers and wei connected q ear dis-
nation il expressed against tie Dyer brothers Ior causing
ri nd
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no CHANGE TOWARD MEXICO PROBABLE

Secretary Eyarts submitted to the Cabinet
to-day tire order ot tlc Da1 Government 10 Gem TIE
vsio insuctne him To reset vita force - arns the
invasion o. Mexican Territory b. United States troops
As authorized not ong ago by instructions 10 Gen. ord
THO NfYicen order was briefly discussed but action
rrucoru. II wa. taken Gen Nuta ha. no. vet lJd tu
interview with Secretary EyaItF concerning h cog
WISH tie state Department ON Thursday, Wc J. known
~ d" Foreign Ministers nav There b. hp indication
of boIcy OF tie Administration respecting either tue
D.az Government 0r tlc order 10 Cen ora nuL ing
81. urrsuit AZ Tl1raudtr- o American '1 into Mexican
territory. The Administration VIII act slowly ANA cat
tout, in receiving new Minister from inii country.
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ups rov.RI.J0Y,s ANNoYAYCEs.

Sui Donli is the wife of Toni i-Jon, the
publisher OF me Volcano. Dressed in male attire she
sells her husbands paper on Broadway near the C.y
Hail she appeared as "A complainant at the TOmns 70,
loo Curt Yesterday against John ntOlph, cJloeu
man who, in "A very striking costume adye,,tls's q
maker of indian clubs she accused him Of drunkenness
and dsorcrly conduct he asserted that n uaC Deen
Instructed by some Oi ias at the PoStoihce 10 ntAe
himself d reeabe To her and so I've her away KAN
dolph was DISCHARGED, with caution
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A DISPLAY OF CELESTIAL FIREWORKS.

A
The heavens lust niglt seemed given up TO
a Display III honor OF the Fourth, ami TIC IIm.h,I.
showed great patriotism. On earth vas peace "uI %
s.umbrous calm broken OnIy by the riIcqucnt pstoi
shot or mr. cracker Above rafting Voiieys OF thunder
ana brilliant flashes OF hgntning put to shame
any pyrOtecluc display that mag nc FURNISHED
in any place tonight The thunder was
somewhat suUdued. ana after one o. two car
s.lttn- r.uorts. ali EFFORT III TINS direction Was con
fined ~ AOaIse nu,te1L.s Ia Tia distance II Was as
dra az the traditional OF biacH cdts ana te eefycu
as d Ion 10 set ,A the most brilliant display oi neat
LIGHTNING tnat has been IN tie ctA lOg Oas Time
FLASH ccI Hash N 80 quick succession 'is t- a. NJ
sccmr. con uuuus Tho towers OI tAc ofOonl # bi-t
and All tic ut .c. pronuEcht EnGudA- o4 tc rover pIt
o. tAr ID were SHARPLY JutAutd ~ INST thc my. me
.Ule sen. wa IS a. 90 pOWt4lu HtoL "a t---
cu Lat had turned upon tAc cty. mere vas tht
same vivid relief o. ugrt .sho shaioW ana lie sane
.u.,t4t, dazzling garI The ram I, ~ 40 al" Lille, hd
aud u 10 p.4I ia. elc-4t"is ADt I"tS %
tue 4 Iu apparently spent before ItdcA'nS ic ct
and about OcOcs the ram coased ana the Lie""i@s
! Ia .ue ~, came 20 tud.
The disturbance Of telt graph Wireo usually le'ulln@
fruu the presence unu7iu qAaIJitJ OF ttctl,S
IN nc aunJs -Tc no. e<pcrt need rt-cI D. tc ~
4autlc P..,IAC ~ " attIn U"Oh company last
night Tie O1y Inconvenience uctdoiOued 10 The tc-
i.,pn 10, the -tOlu tAc loss OF L WoI's IL uiS
atcl from tne EAST caused ~ IN Idis VI 4oS upon
/ "a N u C" .ClC.Io.
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OBITUARY..
PROF. NATHAN X. SMITH. NJ. D.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 3.-ProfesSor Nathan
r. smith. the distinguished surgeon anu lHe"cu
nractiouer died this morning at MS residence Oh sara
- II, rho ~ wear of is age For many years he
~ b.eu the acAuON lcdgcd head OF the piOie~'l" III
Nh : civ and up to wi n f"w years pas. hds I,
~, ll urcticr A. citz-u one vas more respected.
No deceased was "a native OF Cornish, Nr"-tltuP,,
,a.,,v i'm the University OF Vermont, ana OIgauZ
90 r,,iical schoo. of dat institution. l. lo%7 no
coT.d the Chair as surgery IN the Medical Department.
/, & I-riv-rsry OF MARYLAND, winch he hicd Tor many
y,rs lie WIS Well-Au0Wu er IN van ms hedl Al
i,rnnis He also published q voumnlouS "Oik Oh TUG
80 nIv oi the arteries, which we'd received
in M country and N lrOpe, aud vent through several
editions.
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and had his arm broken. Mr.. Walters blown out OF
ms house. and had his head and back dangerously cut
James Bowen caught unlera Falling house. ana was
severely injured Mrs. Bowen was terribly BRUISED ana
five others we're seriously Injured At Kngbury, near
Iarorte, Ind the wind demolished the residence OF MI
Barney killing four persons. whose names are not asc'
tanned VIM Fletcher. OF Clinton. Elkhart County, was
killed by falling roof and his daughter badly injured
Three men, near Waterford. were struck by lehinihe'
and of them. named McClintock, was Instantly
killed.
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un111AMs CoLIEGE ELECTION.

WuI1AMsrowN, MASS, July 3.-lo-day froi.
,-n,i,n Dwight whitney 4j) OfYale Colege'was elected
presidept and r. 81 Snyder 73) Vce-PreSident OIL ihe
PM Beta Kappa Society Of Williams College. Hon. Der
~ + Boardman f4l % Troy. Viee-President' pIes'oou
a, ne Alumni meetins. Dr. Dorus CLARK az oheI'u
prayer Dr. william r. DimmOcK ooh oi Vun'''
" -. n.rrick l. Boardman (4D, President Mar
ye year WilsoD Of Pitsheld, yiceProsdent; yGnn L.
Philips secreaIy ETec9uXe ,S 11i J1stib Keliogg
te} .Dd Dr. H. L. saDn (2l. The sum OF soaVy mas
n added 10 the college fund pIopdM s. LII AL 20
49, ,..c,.pts under expenses bu"au % "'iN' VI
K.r-York was elected an honorary hlunin'
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rusbed to her assistance The base OF The skull was ac
tured and death will soon ensuo.
p 9 S S C RIP T.
3:l5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE FIGHTING on THE DANUBE.

RUsrCHUK Tuesday, July s, loff'
Turkish force of 10000 is being formed as re-
serve Yesterday the Russians, it is said failed III
an attempt to cross at Moretn few miles below tlis
city. ,o--
VFvNA. Tuosday, July B. 1877.
Pedif Pasbasdepar uro for Shumla is considered 70
he merely preliminary to his final dismissal lie mas
been q most stubborn opponent of peace
Yesterday diminishing commenced between the
Russian and Egyptian outposts on the line OF Oer'-
yoda and Kustende.
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GOV. GROVER UNDER INVESTIGATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ga Portland dispatch
says that tle Commission to investigate the charges
against OF using money his elec
the Senate, met yesterday Witnesses were sum
noned, including many prominent politicians OF the
State. and the preparations Ia indicate searching
inquiry. After brief session, without eciiing Dytng
Of i'm oFnce. the Commission adjourned until to-day
awaiting the arrival OF additional Witnessed
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THE AUsTRo-HUNGARIAN POLICY.
LoSDON, Wednesday, july 4, 1917

IONDON, Wednesday, July 4, IoT"
The session of the Hungarian Parliament has peeh
closed. 1t was arranged, however, that 1t may De
summoned for extraordinary session OH the demand
of 20 de putIes.
The Government has chosen this method OF wind
ing up the session as to DO able to reasseihDie
Parliament at any hour that events compel depar-
ture from the present policy of neutrality.
The mobilization of the Ausrro-Hungarlan army
is being decided upon to-day and will be carried out
shortly.
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FATAL FALL FROM A WINDOW.

Mrs. William Dougherty, living at No. 240
Keson-st New Brunswiek, N j. arose at early hour
Yesterday morning and window In her chamber
10 close the blinds supposed that In leaning out OF
the window, lost Lei footing Her husband and sew
er heard ler heavy fa upon the ground AID
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"And now let me show you the terminating
house" said florist nty after taking an IRISH visitor
through his coll ion Of plants ana various lighthouses;
The German ating-hOuse, Is iV rcjohed me son OF
Erin: "av We Place couldn't you give us sSht OF an
Irish dhr knghou hereibouts If it's all the came "
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RUsso-rURKIsH WAR NOTES.

LDSDoH, wednesday, JAW J. 1877.
1t Is denied officially that the Cabinet, he
fore deciding to send the fleet TO Bc-ka Bay, warmly dis
cusscd the question Of sending 10000 men.
believed the troops Dispatched Ia Crcassa VIII ne
called aud sent ~ ald Dcryisi Pasha who will
the offensive Tram Batuu.
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ANOTHER TORNADO IN THE WEST

CINCINNATI, Ohio July 3.-Another heavy
storm swept through Northern and Central ONO aud IN
diana last evening and this morning Last evening, at
Elkhart Ind SIX houses were eveied and four Others
partially destroyed Mr. Craig blown of lis barn
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state that during that time there have been better
larger crops of and grass than the present
son promises 10 produce Corn Is rather Backward.
owing 10 frequent repaniiug. Tho oat aud potato crops
will be abundant The wheat harvest is IN progress, but
Is inlo.lere with by freqnent rains.
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prssIaN REvERSrS IN ARMENIA.

LONDON, Wedncsday, July a. I6'''
The Governor of Erzerun. in histeegran report
inc fine defeat of the Russians at kars-Kissa, says
theenemv succeeded in rayng at 200 metres from
Kars-KIl issa The Turks fatigued and did not
cOntinnc the pursuit.
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EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
IL Homeopathic Books and Medicines Cases 60 &c 20
HUMPHREYS, 100 tuiton-st, aud oOS br0adMay' JUST
above Seyentecnthsl.
CTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
~ GenoFatiyo rsdcay and speedily cured Once
hours 10 s. HENRY A. DANIELS ND. Ia Lexington ar
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Dropsv and DrOpsical Swellings can be eff
ectnalv removed by DR. JAYNEs ALTE AlyE II erattes
the stimulating the absorben's into ha my acu
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Announcements.

cough neglected may lead to serious re-
suits PoKTER's BAI~Aa will give relief at once
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KEEP THE BLOOD PURE by using DR.. JAMES
AtTFRIIIyF and Won drive from the malignant
elrnrntS which Ii left themselves, viii eventually develop
serious Diseases
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT AFFI No - = =,
Aefropolitan H0iGL-C hci-Judge Sanfofn re- ~.
church. of the New York Of Appeals ~ Nihot.s
rt-Congressman Thomas Ewing AID ng .I,any
Jiec Observation-Disclosures Nilalba, OF Cuba Count ne '
bacl Paris and Frederick Cumberland ~ Cal,. 49,,
J,E UoeJohn Mason Brown, Of Kentucky. ana MAJOR ~
II bley Of Detroit FTrh Arsaue HtL-Dayd - Dorph'
of South CaTOliaa; Lieutenant Governor HOIauo -
Of Mas-achusetts Ieab ChambeTan OF CeYeiahd D'
poort H5use.-W ilam I. walters, Of Baltimore
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. G8'. Noon. ~. 10 ~" 81 Mlhnlgn" 10
IA snesf drnug tho lay. 81 L0we.l DO
Average, 72s same day, 1876. o3'5.
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FINE CROP PROSPECTS IN OHIO.

co,rvsus. Ohio, June 3.-Old farmers VINO
,.sded ia tuis VICINITY ioI LlAu haL cen'u-