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LEASK 4 CO.'S REPUBLICANS.
4 PRInfRY THIT nan POSSIBLE HOMI-
CIDE As IN IFTERIIECh-
The Rouse nrter the Contest for the Presidcn-
cy Of the fineenth District Hepubiicnns-
Fouith " nrdcr. In the Twentieth Ward.

Fourth Mnrdcrs In the Twentieth Ward.
While Officer Wall was standing at Twen-
ty-scventh street and Tenth avenue at about
O'Clock ycstcrday morning an upronr arose in
n noighboring oyster saloon ut 296 Of that nv
cnue Wall started for the saloon and entered
it with the uucetion, Whats the mattcr2' His
answer was shout Of Police !" nnd u rush Of
men pHst him into the street. He srizod a man
and raped for assistance. 4 second officer nr-
rivlng. he handed the prisoner over TO him and
still continued to rnp Othrr Off crs arrived.
and took into custody ns they were hurrying
away, John MrGnnis. Frank and Jamrs Nc
Laughlin. and Patrick Ferris. alias Mullen.
Wall now wont up the avenue in pursuit of the
runawnys. and 1T Twenty eighth street found
the body of II man lying on the sidewalk. The
man was uneuns iOu-. and examination dis
covered bullet hole in the abdomen. A wagon
wns procured ana he WIS TAX, n to the Fifteenth
street Hospital. Wall then went back to the
snioon and asked John Mccormick. the propri-
etor. and Patrick Fitzpatrick who remained in
the room after the rest had run away. TO accom-
pany him to the Twentieth street police station
and tell how the disturbance arose. Before
Wall had time to inquire whether the man
found wounded Mt Twcnty-oighth street had
been in the saloon. Mccormick innocenty con-
Tossed that he had fired revolver into the floor
20 frghtcn his troublesome customers. There
unon Wall arr,s,.I him f,r thn sh,ntin, of ,hn
-, =, i,
Wouhdnu man. ana M'Cprml'k' VINO hhu
started for the station ~ witness. arrived
there a prisoner
Mr'prmi'ks = story. which IA corrobornted in
measure by the other prisoners ia that after
d. t,..,.,,,ii,o,, ,,si,,,,,, 4, .t rt,,.,.,i -.
H. ~ ~ np,i a., '' ~ W, rii, s, ", & nS,i,, III
N ~ a., o,- va. iu,t' @iti @ ~ G.i'', on
oy "r vitmrs iarsion rnI lie hh sninnn
snu'i s "I [ ~" ,n M , I'n ,,s Sn'inh %
n ' ,y ",'' ,,, ",'" =, & az MNm.v M
H. NV mM 'lus hn'i,in , ~ , , .InI'u. , L.
flnaliy' a party 9t tonsn- having entered a
X W., "t n III ~ ',ir NJ ~, ''iVWS' i
H., uI T. ~, ,,,. ,co ,rd ios ,,;,a
llf'll lil'u ulr lNl'f
u" was positive that he aimed at IN" hoor. and
dll not ~. " tnat any one nhd been hurt until
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ComItr'llor Kelly wife presented him with
= dAA-hrt uu Nriucs SHAY
Mrs Maria Mould of Is Jones street victim
Of the uceauiou disaster, dicd yesterday
The late Benjamin Cartwright of Newark be-
qucahcd Slnsp 10 the Alumni ul tv New York COllcss
ul fh5 si,laus and surgeons
Acting Capt Doran closed the dsorlcrly
houses NJ ana i,2 Ehlabeth street .ast nsut -Four.
teen men ami women were arrested
1t was not John Ryan Of ij0 Cherry strect
who turntd Ia. moeress children IntO Le street. last
week but one Ryan Of Madison street
The missions Of the lR. ca church his fail
Mni have IN. o"ad hiant aid oi the t,, N,lum y.
U MAhuny OF Notre Dame University ut linl,lrA.
Adoph Drnglrr, David Wilson. anl Charles
Wthdt fANmasl,rs. M.l begin o., St wees. fins tho
nemlers vi the National Guard who Wcr, Oh ouiy auIns
the late strikes
The funeral Of Louis Philippe u. Iu,r who
lor tlfv years Represented The Swiss fcplI, CONSUL
~ llns port, took place IN - fAGs tNuitl I.N.
lie ihterhent MAS IN GrVenM oud tcmttrr>.
A horse and truck employed iy GEO. A loav.
~ Co, canton laI. N,it stnf n tiun -
ihl>9n am lal-hi sut', nu fAur.' o.. 'I.. 'Hu.
tanned ~ IN iiu!ll jas a. O.-Ni ll
Lee ohVphld vi Boston
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TIE COMPiNY's ANsHER.
Reply that May Result In ~ Prctracted
Miners strike In Scranton.

SCRANTON, Aug. A.-The answer OF the
Pennsylvania Coal Company to the demand OF
their miners for an advance Of twenty-five per
cent was received to-day. Mr. Hoyt President
OF the company. expresses surprise at the de-
mand. and says that the company have been
pnying fifteen per cent. more than Schuylkll
operators whose mon remain at work. He
says that prior to the demand the company had
under consideration the cNpedicncy of resum-
ing. 50 Rs 10 give the men nmplOym" mt. though
there IL no profit in bringing coal 10 mark Il ut
Tn" prrscnt time and that now mode of deal
ing with tho men Will be- begun. However. he
says. should tn" mon r"con~ .dcrthe demand the
company may Resume. but under no crcum-
stances. even at the old rutrs. unless great
minority Of the men request II. Tho best Of re-
lations hay" hitherto existed between this COM
pany and their miners. and the strike IN this
region now b.ds fair To be u protractcd one.
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AMELIA BECkER's CfsE.
Thrown Out of ~ Window ny Frank schlnter
while ON "A spree.

The screams Of q woman, followed by the
dun thud Of heavy body falling to the pave
ment attracted Police ON haywood to 5o2
Last Seventeenth street at O'Clock yesterday
morning, II" picked up woman who was "
ing unconscious on the sidewalk and bleeding
from a scalp wound She was taken TO tho
Twcntv-second street station. and on her recOv-
erlng CONSEQUENCES she described herself as
Amelia Becker oi 2OS Elm street She was very
much under he Influence of liquor. and SAID
that she had been thrown from the second story
window - the tenement in front ol which shc
was found. Frank SchIatrr ~ 5O2 East Seven
teenth STREET, she said, was the assailnnt. She
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. and II was as
cnrtained that her collar bone had been frac-
tured and that she had been ,lnlurcd internally
Schlater, before Justice Morgan. yesterday.
could give no account Of the assault The pO-
lee learned that at o'clock on Ih4rsdey even
cess In lager beer saloon at 235 East Nineteenth
street. and that at midnight they Wore turned
out and both staggered home to Schlater room
aud vmt into a drunken quarrel which terml-
mated as above stated. Schater was committed
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REsCtED BY TIiE ). \. &. q.
child Taken, Bruised and In Rags, from Q
PutattVe Grantmother.

When little Anna Costello wdS handed up On
the judges desk in the Jefferson Nsr,ct Police Court
yesterday an "oh Of comni>eration went around the
room The chiids eyes were black,uoi the lett sui
fused with blood The shabby frocS ha,u. been draws
open great black and purp, marks exposed the
chiis chest AMI neck Her lett arm iiscoorcd from
elbow 20 shoulder and the bone ceucd io he docacd
iur hnn- imp anu mnii1l,s- ht her siic. Her entire
body. an occr OF The SoiuiN the Pr Nrnun of cru
'iN in thldicn te-uhcd bruises fresh
and stale stages other testimony -hrwe ed that she
named Jane, " lAu- in. VIZ dM,i ~ tnc bass
aon, in their sgin- ior da, at unr. with nothing e
eat Lutte Auna> tesiiuuu' showed tllf ga, Mrlnugh
lin woman had naltfrdcl hfr r months. striking het
with r,t and stuck. al often kn0cku- lrr iHMn kick
ius AMI sitnlIn. On Tire itn f1e itiin htNN The thd
wts unaho Nrain cr rcitu"l I" ter unAiNc grand
uuftr lut insisted that h'r nau. N.s 'n,t llp she
-cInrd ,iuif ttt iN tie treatment ~" HAT hHl"fgunf
Ju.aI' Warir h.l the ..l tn iul tial in S,O lAta
AuAa was scnt 10 Mairou N,hb
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REJOICING ~ ~ TCH kILIS.
The Injunction Against the Onai Boiling Nui-
snnr~s Made Perpetual.

The onal boiling nuisance in that part Of
l,n- Island city called Dutch Kills having been
vigorously assailcd in the Brookhn supreme
Court for two months past received it, nnl-h-
ins blow yesterday by the perpetual injunction
granted 10y Judge Barnard. The oila establish
meni- are strung along on IN" line of the
Flushing Nrrih Shore and Central Railroad.
and ear, crowded with New lurk's business
men pass every duy. Nausea ANA vomiting
have b.rn caused hv the odois entering the ear
windows. Tho prin Ilal cause for the -upurrs-
sion ui tin" establishments. aS argued i'r IN"
people hy Mr~-rS Downing a Scarborough ON
Monday last, before Judge Barnard. was that
they laid the foundations for ulSraS" in tho in
hahitant- of that vicinity. Dr. BNlis of Hunt
rrS Point SAID thrt such smoiiS are drtri-
noNiouS and offensive. udol~ tend 10 produce
disease On this ground the p"rpctuW in
mnctlDn WIS granted. Two years ugo the same
rStalill -hm"nis Wrfv shut NJ ly an injunction.
hut ~ II WIS mot mnd" perpetual the iroprieipr>
soon drlit"d back into Dutch Kills and the nui-
sanrr WnS ar had IL before l"gdl action had
h"en taken. The FIRST pia closed was tint 4
llonrS kr''l-. who's" business WIS t. clean.
plrk and send 10 Germany hogs Micstinr-.
They were stuffed md -eni ua X g. this country
w"ir closed ARE Hugh Ti"rny. Christine VI M'-
Cnrmirh Ann lr nuHn and james Brennan.
Nicholu~ frruy aud Patrick MclutNrn iall"i to
appear IN court. Ih"> rou,d not hr found and
tnDir places wrrH ril-rd \UiWti ~taudlu-, il'
success If the cumIlainans in their lawsuits.
much greater nuisaur rS remain - hc alnt, 4.
Thrsr are test cases m rely. Those which
are most Dlnn~lVo to dw'l"rS MP town ia This
c.iy arr the oll works on the East river. These.
with Ilkln1 : extensive mdnuidHiufv of Ter
iliNrr-. and other had smelling Institutions.
are tp lrr next attacked. Il ls expected that tsr
i.sht Will Ice long bitter
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Harlem and the Midland. hut not in such largo
dr3l'rr 81 20 u can. W tlout freight lle can
buy tn" skim for ~ cenis cnn from tho
rramnrry ,n men; w2 w@to !, nm morn monsg al tn,
chccee.
Windsor pays &C to Hatch Co AMI nc TO Blapok-3
Gis., lIcu-. psyssc to planck and e,hcr-,a
Bruns~ick pays DC 10 Duryca 60 and d. Bates a
siuric,ent rays DC 10 Bitcsd Co
ftitli ANcnuc paws 10 to Park 1ihOfd-l2
l,sn"gg p.ys ,., Ice To- ., rs,k& ,;,i I2rH-o7
c'urmnl supplied ~ John Agcr-, sixteenth street,
Gfsui cenirni paw iac to Bailey a Bcakc- AMI j.
sinclair House psys SIC TOP natcsA Co
compton lIou-c paws 90 10 Dan Mcouey Vi Eighteenth
Ta,ac Hotel Grccnvlch .rcct supplied hy Banck .
Tho average milk boueht at thirteen Of our
best hotels averaged. therefore. & per cent. Of
cream. or "A niue over pnr-hhll nl Nhnt good
milk ou ght to show. l}nnrk and the Batee"s.
who are among those charged with the heaviest
responsibility Tor the III i'm utlk bus M ~. sup
ply four ga h. The milk ia Iuutks four Hyo-
r,uyc@ little over 3 per cent. of cream that
supplied hy the Bat'sc- averages "a llttio under
D urr cent.
There arc two firms known aa Bnt's Co..
each brhring That sign ON lie door. the leading
mrnbri~ ui the upper on" ~ .2f3 Broadway
tiormrriy numbered IA on sixth Avpnu"l. and
the lower one. 81 Sixth avenue. are brothers,
wrrr formerly conuccted in businc.a. uni still
nav" th"ir 'rehmcrics IN the same rogion. War
WICK valley. Orange county. Tho upper con-
Trn now.vcl MniE,h,, H. tle i"IE1f ol NJ iwo u
Cream Association. 1t has h"cn styled above
! Batrs Go. to- distinguish It from the other
iHl, Co.. OF which Danol Is tho senior
Tho suS on Monday printed the cxpllci, de-
nin'S ol ~ ~, S. ,Gt'nilm,n ,hnt thry dld a skim
in hls own hchnif: " n, Nrr owned a cent in "A
creamery in my lf'. | nnNrr sold anything but
Ia thnt. 1t L. only necessary tu go round tn ho-
ts .nd ask thom what KIND Of mix | serve"
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
MISS BEGG'S RIVAL SUITORS.
PAYING Eng fGFuENTs AUEiD FOR
PLATOON or LfWYERs.
The shooting OF - Pet that an Adnirer Gnve
Belle 4 Dog and Rooster Dead
sisnder Charged, and 5000 Wanted.

Mr. T,bn Iturt,r,,,., N ,yo1l kp,,yn rro
"" ''"'V''S .'"' "t' "O"" P''-
vision broker. whose office is in Broadway. near
Rector street livra in Willouvhbv nvcnup noar
I,,,.ia -. n, Ill.,. ~, -,
'""'9 "'h"'' pT"ohSh' h' ~ hh "unllr'r vi
IAN V poultry, and Keeps some valuable breeds
of fowls in his house For aor,o ,ine nnst hia
nci,,bhor,, ,I.,,., h,. -. ,,i,...' A.. 81
'''''''7 "'N9 ""No n'oh hi'lhE MS io"'s
uny or TWO ago he caught dog belonging TO
Miss Alice Bcgg in tho net of kllin, his finest
roo.,or -, a. - -, -
'' " ''N wv 'V'o''I III Oh' hhhu uni u
large navy pistol in the other and walked to tho
residence of Miss Bnpr If, told hnr vhni har
d,,, hal 1,, ,,, 49,, ...i - - a.,
""@ ""u Noh', an" Shc pTohlseu 10 chhsuse inc
animal Mr.. Huntington th"n pointed his piss
tol nt tho animal md th hrnntsurd 10 shoo, Mtas
~. -. a., - 49,. ~. - - | 49,,
p'EE '"ush' '"o upg UP III h'r hrHs' hhu Mr.
Huntington fired The dog was shot through
thn hndv
a.
Miss Allcc B"gg thcroupon procured n war;
rant for Mr. Uuntln.ton's nrroai nnd ho ,vns
,,l.,,' 't,, ,t ga, c., MI -. = " -
'i"'ii 'n'o Oio N4'' OOuI| iHo hodilhs was au-
Jonrned.
Alice Bcpp has bcon snnt into tho cour.rv .,
.,.... e., IL
i'V'NVl IV" thc sHock' Hcr sletcr salu last
evening:
"Thn doc vvns bi,,lty ,ri,od b,, ,,,r ,o,,,i,,
~" ""' "'H"'y WV" NY ""' 'ni"iy'
ana we would not nave lost him for several hum
drcd dollars On the evening after the dog wns
LiIi.d Mr. T,bn uuntf,.,.r onI hi t,ho.
Trnst,is iIuntin,,nn no,r ~, ,, hn,sn ,1 rn,,J
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rHE 1GILE NEZ pERCES.
Howard SIN One Day B~hisd-Gen. sherman
AIrenhN tnnIiINcd.

SAT- LAKE CITY. Aug 81 -Ady!rcs from Snake
RIVER Rrhsc iithn received n, uu-. -, tat cant
RainNd.c amt m. tore from Fort Han have returned
ihatihe indian. are at Henry LAKE. and that Gon How
ard Is ou, iav holilui them
ten Howard arrived ai vl~-ma Ciiy. Montana. az 10
O'Clock IN, rorninr ia. command Is at I,ur, lake
waitin. for ,uppllr. Some ot trf MILES, command are
muiluL fht Yellow .tDu" an iiuut 90 tho lulAU> The
ludians hNH laher, many horses. and have kild orr
man ga Nuli trc.k The Indians secured about hun
drod horse, in Tie MAIDS. ,a,,. luf ht,r now eii
"IltuNA, Montana Aus II.
" r, tf.tr, G.n,f1i lrIJ rtJ,n. y
Report mN arrival here Accounts from the lni.ans
and ,u iinwHrd are ton confused for n.AAr any
Tim. Ma ascertain auy report az earliest moment
t>.ucdl "W. SHtknAS, ntncral
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The Mckee whl,Ley Case.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. PA demurrer and an an
swcr l the ease the United Siars Government Art
VI NJ, Aco Nore hlcd III the mtcd states Circuit Court
to-day %, dchudants counsel The demurrer Is against
an iho cuuuts and causes of action nom No 10 ~ 4ji,
covering tim. SEPT l. ISL in Aus g lSl. on
me ground that tlcN are BARRED by limitation tn, "
swrr general denial u an the remainder u the counts,
from ~ 80 Na3 and alleges that the Government
cannot maintain the present sm hEAihsi the drrndint
nr the reason he indicted, trled Ad rouNlC ted
on the SIM pen.ra charge that brought against
HIM ~ $50 sentenced tu mpris' ~ .ui u pay
a tine and that he Subsequently granted iull aui
conditional pardon by the President winch was accepted.
and tit court released HIM.
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1nE L.tTEsr 0LD WORLD NEWS.
What IL Considered significant by the Poll
ticinns In France.

PARIS. Aug 2i.-M. Rouhcrs organ. the o.
1.,. Iuhn,h'i Yesterday An uumca,arcd ,ulo-ium Of
hm 1hs sudden ou'hur-t oi s,ltlra>y. coupled with
Rouhcr departure from Chi-lhur before the l'ih
inst tho au,rr,ars of the late hmpeiors ietr. which
ma. nW HNs hlihtrfn hrru celebrated ~ Latirrrg W
leading Bona ar,t. 40 thlschnrst helps 70 strengthen
e. lc ft lIa the fHnce Im eral has sided with NJ DE
tA,.l-
The ncputv Ns'oro ErreuN hss lccn dismissed n.y. u
decree ~ President Nahnn ON the occasion 90 The
Presidents recent visit tn lur'uN. the Deputy Mayor
uHlr spttth in'urWiue hu iha thc alauuu 90 iu-
rtuN nu Nuraid dN generally. were deeply hiHDn Dn,d Co
tho rrIc. ai es..tu the present ersls 10 terminate
rs ia ts n s-lf. e.
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visiting the Grca, Obituary Poet.

Lose BRANcH. Aug. 2i.-Gov. Ilartrann, Judge
A,A Packer, President of tie Lchish valley Railroad,
ani T. \ Comfy. President Of thr North lnn>, wanna
luIuad arrived tins aitrrnonnln special car, ami are
tnc guests oi q Washington tmids,
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SlN Francisco Aug 2i.-Referring to the
contest nctwe IA, hc,o ami Msginion, candidates TOR
Cousrcss tor the Fourth California DISTINCT IN winch
ra,hr,u mad mAlont' of vote, the Fnmin'r this
evening SAYS. rNliliN An error hh- been dl tfoNtf
,intir iuruW krrl county ior Repre- ~ntuNe lu 'nn
grc~s lN which MiNslufo ttfrlNts an addition u thftv
A.l.- NJ --n MA ~ ..LA.n-.A .Ln-LL.M % L-L-. 40
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C1NcINNATI. Aug. 2i.-Dr. VI. Cooper, living
near Ihare,tun " Va, was arrested yesterday tOr
rn..ou.rs his wife She was h, third wife both the
iicr N4,,s having dirt sti, My under what ~
su,rrl -u-rlcious circumstances The hudts U be
tNh.ul,l and Nainln,d fog traces vi pulsum
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The woollcn mill Of d, A. Lamb Brother,
Lexington ky, burned yesterday Loss SluUn
Rufus King has resigned the Presidency Of
the Cincinnati southern Railway, and III Clements
has been elected ~ MI the vacancy.
In an allegation last night in Baltimore be-
tWrrn charles llit A-ed ~ YEAR. and Charles Wilson
a-cl ~ Years the iOrmeT staID,d and Allcd the latter
Both were eOlVrvi
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Democrn,. Approving Hayes. Policy.

Bath. Me, Aug. a4-Thn Sasalahor County
pcm,, rauc C,n>cuuDa to-day AIopcd the following
Fhe.i,i That ,iir a4h"rt- to ti" lgin. ilcS cuhmor
Hi,t boz ihc - ioi. latte r' So h,,''e uAi As mo-
pfats WHO size flc ,.tn. aston ti lHtn"N, Auud guW
trnlttii ni .ltiti4 tntNtlA Sl-iD i th mon Va
rau ard du ltniLiv ,usu.se Ac 50 Allied pJey OF us
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'Nlh Nl'fiaiii lbs NNti4N Rr
'h '"FASoN'ff" rnsi ",a1s ~'fn' % 'I III l@i ina
r..,..., p.,..i Esilrg',-- a., .,.,. .,.....,,
ngsn ret,am c.-i 5000, ,,,......,.
or, G,g,ty, w, ,,Sse's" S'1eI '" Ih avenue san
e'N 'o""i' ''' East Fifteenth street "c'''h'''er
l. hwinNe s, Go go L''' seventeenth street
= nrs.. ~ r'9rd s,eaae nat. c,-m 49,.
,,', '',rss '"''' "'''"' '''' ''""-' ' MIA
Hr.nne. Hge,ms .tf,'t mar chr,'' Whole sale
,asm l'Tnrg : .,.., ,,lsr ,r's, c',o. 'ra-'s
stem. s, v,,.., .,,.., .,...,.....
'lfi.,,'irf l.f.r ~ ls.t Tif-.. =. md .,f.,f
Nnfln"n lniN .l'r .r',f "a Ht rM v .'nAi.' A.
"',i.. io.i ra,s'i. N''' hester GO "m'h lie
twill Doe seen that the milk s,iiat retail hy
dealers VINO Surpy th' small Nrn'rrs the
~ ,r
cent. Oi cream. IhiS confirms the assertion
made on Monday ,ha, good milN in the summer
season should contain at least ten per cent. Of
iul 10 Keep their own skirts clear Of skim mix.
,, u ,n @
A. th"sr samples were procured on Monday
the day the former article appeared. when the
, rrl;,;,.,,t iitrv s,r,,As.,, 4,
the averag" Of that with which New York has
been recently supplied.
0Ner i.riy ErgIer'e7 were visited ana SIM
sRocfrrs
tar.h wisrcr 80, lmri avenue ...i' az '. ami
huA sirNu lcf.'frii lin--n yer. .'Ni
WNlW S'H'N l"'' lhiil "N'N'' ". 'N''"t'
hff'm" ~. a,i s,..n, ,,enue p SCOT, w..,
rh..t,rHl.
II VI NI,ts ell East l.ttA street &c Gooienoush.
llaflem--o
VI >hinhek lu51 Iliiti avenue. 7c.' "oran-e County
mi.- a. - a., .,.,,-
N,.s, ..1s.l.,t ',,.,,tn a., N .th..,.--.
ROGER - Tliri n,cuir. u W,,t li,.i,r-i ia
lUiIu Warner $40 FIRST s,tuHr. o.. Don't kHnN %
a. fast ihuN ,Ah 49,. nuNuuWn r''ll'r u
Nih'm N"i bN'n-' 10. ' li''' avenue ' ''''"'
vvil,",' I .f,l, .,.,., . \ u w...l0n4,,.
T
n rulvlnkci sixth 1seuuc lfi lwtnis. ipHrth
! .flt'i. fDf hufif ftl " |'ln hl.i' -ll
| J. lil > tin', w ~, ''' ,'N '''s'' N''t'
sn"tl ~ w.. H'l l,,i ,,.' ~. , u rv ,,, ID, .,.,
| BU, N ,s.t side 10
4i',,rcsmsloh street. own farm iu orange ,,nup-u
| cl hnNrr street =, Hi.n hark,r nmntut'.'f ."
- Roosevelt ,tt'' '.. MAmHhf "'lN IL -
| iI , MAni''u Ext +, ''' .'a'',',,'fH ''H .,,
| r,ll XXI Nnit ,tr,,t, nu,. on for.,t .tfr,t-s
| Srimiit 4 INN, imam - Ea.t BfoalNat Orange
| Count, Min 10
Mr. rhAp p.err, olI East Ec'enM street bn3 from
| '1n'cM cMw-ll -, ,...,,. r. ,..,,,..,,,.,, IN
,,''' a. - T. w., ,'' :, ,i w.,
| Ii,,r1,m In.. - - M,rk, place Farmer. Nlk
| ,oritnf, =
| ! Wohltrrs i1a Wet Forty second street, - Frank
| Rice, Washington COUNTY -!3
fSA; .f ,.r, ,, avs. sn''n, 'N,' ,N.,l
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OCEAN GRovE. Aug. 2i.-Thc last Of tho sun
rs. meetings was hell tins morning II was by far the
most ss hold this season PRAYER was offered for
Guds Dressing on the whole people of the country The
cNIcfitntc aud HlhV meeting today was conducted by
Nrs lAllie smith and the Rev selah Brown.
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The Ne.t Junhcting Tour.

WAsHINGroS. Aux. 2l-Srrret1ry Thompson
goes West iNt week. ait Viii lou t' fr .icnual arty
tc ff.i W,ek 90 september s,It-ors swiusm. at uni
the ,ll,.t 10 hvntut ~ ani tennessee.
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JAcKsoNvILIE H.. Aug. pa private t"lc;
gram ,Afs Lieut. Mm Iu-s formerly ui tl. riff tl.tl
on the -Nii inst ui wounds received ~ ""'on Nsh'
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RurFALo, Aug. 2i-Thc Hon. Franklin A.
Ain.r,l iuunrrN MiNur oi Builnlo ami lAi' monuvI
II thr l. sisAture. di,d here ionist of heA N'''"'''
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OswEGo, Aug. q. Senator Conkling arrived
here ms evening aud received at the depot by an
imnens. asomhlsgc He escorted 10 the residence
q Thomas huit Esq WI,rr hr hci "a rccoIflnn He
viii address the veterans at tleir rcunion "a morrow
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FoRr nAMILroN. y. y Aug. a. The body
a iakyu lnY. about II years ni Mth shh N or reg
hair wa, found noauus ~ tie bay tolAy The NvEvHss
tOvA change %. H.
Weather once Prediction.
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WHAT THE BABIES PINE ON.
NEIHLl 100 S.fHPLES or MTIK TESTED
BY lHE CREiMOMEIER.


THE Sun has continued it, Investigation Of
the milk supply Of the city. md presents to-day
the rceults Of the test Of nearly ono hundred
sampis Of milk obtained from hotels milk
drpos groceries. and restaurants. Tho OK
pertinent was mndc solely with view to dc,cr-
mine tfr proportion of skim milk actually sold
inNow York. Ono hundr ID crcamomctcrs wore
procured from Tnelialuo. 302 pour street. in
each Of which a sample Of milk was put
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A careless diet, a change OF water. or cold
'oiINnsi ne bo~eis very often brings o. an "',,'ns aye
dlafrl'aa rr some other troublesome aHtcuon W We
.nlnn,n o. bowels II YOU would Ioat such complaints
IN n Ta;nna way. Try Al once Dr Jaynes .himhAuns =
Bti,hn. sample. hnt sale remedy tor tem, hnu .YNaS
IN, cual m al cAscs ni cramps cholera hVIpu'' u9seh
tTy, aud summer eoniDaiuL --Aas
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nr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is beyond all COM
parson te best PREPARATION ipg eatarh ever discovered
-
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spiRKs FROM THE TELEGRArIL

Rl,uMoND. Ind, Aug. Ex-senator Morton
~, .irlans .AA that hc I, oUt 10 danger
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ie mix WIS dilpWNi 10
stand for twcnty-four hours in
an ice house. at % temperature
Of Gi Fahrenheit. after which
the percentage of cream that
rosr to the top was carefully
recorded.
Following nrc the nnmcs and
address 'softwouty seven milk
d'poi-. with their sources Of
supply a- far ns thny could
hn as'cr'ainci. and the per-
crntago " cream found in the
samples of milk bought from
them. Good milk should con
tain m least ten per cent. Of
cream