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MINOR TELEERAms.

The President was warmly received in Mir
neapolis Saturday.
The car drivers strike in New York has end
ed.
The Surface railroad strike cost the COM
panies $4,000.
The United States election inspectors for
New York city will be appointed next Thurs
day by Judge Blatchford.
At IL O'Clock last night, Michael Connors,
while intoxicated, fell from a third story win
dow at Fall River and was killed.
-Four mackerel fishermen, bringing 1906 bar
rels, at Provincetown Saturday night, from
the eastern shore. They report mackerel scarce
and of small size.
Riley factions of the Green
pa he Scbu arty in New York city have settled
thck labor ces.
Mrs. Mary Phillips of Jersey City, confesses
to the murder Of her five months old child be-
cause she could not maintain 1t.
The cashiers office in the New York custom
house was reorganized Friday SO as TO save
$4,000 year.
Much excitement was created In New York
produce exchange Friday by rough and tum-
BILE fight between two brokers on the floor,
The board Of managers of the New York pro.
duce exchange adopted resolutions Friday look
ing to the erection of new building in view OF
general revival of trade
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EUROPE.
Riaderpest in Ronmanis.


VIENNA, Sept. THE rinderpest is rapidly
extending throughout R1umania. The
authorities neglect taking precautions.
Discussiuga Franco-AmericRn CONNER
cia1 Treaty.
PARIS, Sept. ITO meet the wishes of
several chambers of commerce, the French
and American delegates to the conference on a
commercial treaty will hold public meetings at
Macon, Lyons, st. Etene, Nismas, MONTPELIER
Avignon and Marseilles The first meeting is
at Macon o-day
The French Cotton spinuers.
The cotton spinners of northern France have
resolved not to work by gas light, in order to
lessen the accumulation of stocks.
The Instruction in II osnia.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1.-THE Porte in
tends shortly to dispatch an embassy to
Afghanistan.
Mehemet Ali Pasha, who was sent to pacfy
the Albanians, was mobbed at Yacona. town
67 miles northeast of Scutari. He fled from
the place and took refuge in shed, but was
pursued by the Albanians, who called upon
him to make an attack against the Austriaus.
Mehemet Ali and 30 members of his suite
were massacred.
VIENNA, Sept. 7-General Szapsry tele-
graphs that he defeated the insurgents Thurs
day. They dispersed ia various directions. the
main body taking the direction of Tusla. The
Austrians now hold the road between Gro
canca, Trebints, and Maglia, and are fortify-
ing their positions. The Austrian loss in this
engagement is 65 killed and 377 wounded or
missing. Gen. Zach telegraphs that two of the
most important out works of Bihacs have been
captured after obstinate fighting but the posi-
tions before his left wing are still in possession
of the insurgents.
Batoum Occupied by the Russians.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. Ut is officially
announced that the Russians have occup:e
Batoum on Friday morning the h inst.
LONDON, Sept. IA telegram from Constan-
tinople confirms the report that the Russians
have occupied Batoum, aud states thai the
entry was perfectly peaceable. Ooraich
Pasha is arranging for the em0arkaiion of the
few remaining Torkish batallions.
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MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9.

party continue to exist? Ans.-Until its true
character is fully known.
Is it then, a new party, as it is called? Ans
No; France had such party nearly century
ago.
What was their national greenback paper
money, founded on the property, the faith and
the resources of the nation, and fall legal
tender for all debts, finally worth when the
grand national monetary system collapsed?
Ans.-Nothing. Why so? Ans.-Because it
was not redeemable in coin.
Who are some of the prominent statesmen
and patriots of this country that favored
coin basis for currency circulating as money?
Washington, Hamilton, Adams, Jeffer-
SOD, Madison, Jackson, Benton, Clay, Webster
Calhoun, Lincoln, Chase, Fessenden, Greeley,
Sumner, Lovejoy and list of others, living
and dead.
Who are the leading advocates of national
monetary sytem with paper currency to be
used as money and not to be redeemed in coin
on demand? Answer.-M. NJ. Pomeroy,
(Brick); Sam. F, Cary, (political weathercock
and one who perpetually hides trash under a
busheD; Peter Cooper, respectable octo gena-
rian in bis second chidhood); Ben. +. Bn tier,
Denis Kesrney, (communist), Moses Mention
Field, bounty grabber) VIM. D. Kelley (Pig
Iron and Credit Mobiler) and few other ris-
ing nobodies.
Whose opinions in regard to financial mat
tiers are worth the most statesmen beginning
with Washington or the reputation Digmes
beginning with Brick Pomeroy? Let the
people answer.
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Sales at Auction.
Bank statement.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, September 7-P. M.-Money closes at
at per cent. on call. The bank statement is unta
yorahle, showing loss of nearly $3500,0Q1.
Gold opened and closed at 1909 without change
Loans were fiat to II per cent. and closed Hat To
carry to per cent, was paid.
Specie shipments since January /, 1873, S11.2t6,-
926 same time in 1877, $23 034296 in 1876 $50 638,
$685. in 1875 $62 72 in 1874, Sal 4l9, 1885, in 1873
S4O73O427; in 1872. $569l9,6O3 in 1871, So, 1885,
FOL.
Sterling Exchange is dull and rdull. We quote
bankers asking rates, go days bills, 1921 per (o
$4S665 par value) and on demand, $4S7. against
$484 q ASH one week ago. Commercial bills $50 q
481 gold 483 q 484 currency The decline in COM
mercial bills is not due SO much to an undue supply
as to limited demand
Internal revenue receipts to-day, 100000 for the
week. $2,330 1868; last week 81 971, 101; in August
49, 855 $50 fiscal year to date, $685. same time
in 1877, $20,421, 500.
National bank notes received for redemption to-
$31S7 900. National bank circulation outstanding,
currency, 1921 900: gold notes, ST. $4,000. Last
Saturday. total, 1928 449 162. Bonds held to secure
circulation $3i9,120,000; an increase OF $4,000 for
the week; to secure public deposits, $40, 000 Le
gal tenders outstanding, $685. 743, 256-unchanged.
The stock market has been dull all day. with only
slight fluctuations at limited transactions.
The sales to-day were: Pacific Mail 200 shares,
Western Union 400 shares, Northwestern AGO. do
preferred 9,200 Rock Island -, ST Paul 300, do
preferred AGO. Co. c. &iI. G. 800, Erie $780, st. Jo-
Central 400 Ohio Sc Mississippi 200, Wabash 500,
Union Pacific 240O, Michigan Central 100, Delaware
& Hudson 800, New Jersey Central 200, Delaware 81
Lackawanha CLIO; District of Columbia, 3-65s,
$4,000.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Sept. 4,

ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Grant, Boston for Calais and
Sch Boston, Hall, Boston, seeking.
Sch Freedom, from Boston, seeking
Sch Col Eddy, (Br) Hafuer, Thorn's Cove, NS.-sO
cords wood for a market.
Sch Henry E Willard, Willard, Bay ohaleur $50
bbs mackerel.
Sch Alice Joyce, Bay Chaleur via Swans Island.
LANDED TO bbs mackerel)
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machias -sleepers TO
Sch Rienzi, Merry, NIillbridge-lumber to S H 8
r Dotten.
Sch Estella, Hodgkins, Franklin-slab wood for
market AVA
Sch Lewis French, Adams, Bangor
Sen lanthe; Johns, Gouldsboro- lobster to
Burnham q Morrill,.
Sch Badiant, Hardy. Swans Island.
sen 1lpsy' Handy, Damariscotta, to load for Mill
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton Bootbbav
Sch Don Pedro, OBJ Peck, ,Frederickton NIB. for
Providence. 49, Aoi
Sch Guiding Star, (Br) Palmer Fredericktop Mr.
for Boston. 49,
Sch Thos Cooper, Staples Bangor for stoningtop.
Sch Albus, Hodgdon, Damariscotta for Boston
leaking 5000 strokes per hour. Win repair without
Sch frrnkln, Greenleat Bangor for Boston.
Sch Loella AIMEE, Bangor for Boston.
Sch e Elliott, Spron Frankfort for Salem
ocn Free WIND, Fr1sbee, flnalhaVen for New Yort
Schs Advance, Waldron and M l. Crockett Daan
Bangor for Boston. Oean'
Sch Georgianna, Wentworth, Bangor for We,AIcat
Schs j Merriam, Dean. and Koret, Babbidsee
Bangor for Boston. so'
Sch Eastern Belle, Parker, Bangor for Salem.
Sch Medford, Lowell, Bangor for Salem,
Sch Winnie Lawrie, Spear, Camden for New yorb
schs James r, Hall, and Hume, Calderwood Rock.
Sch Boston Light Boardman, Camden for Boston
sch savannah, Nickerson. Bangor for Savannah
Sch Emma W Day. Griffin, Bangor for Roclnort'
Sch Lillian, Ryan, Belfast for Boston. put
CLEARED,
Nath'l Blake. VA anu oaiais-
r, Sch Geo Walker, Robinson, Kennebec. to load for
Philadelphia y Nickerson q Son. " 'oau ior
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Attempted Suicide.

ALFRED, Sept. Tone Welch of Shaplegb,
about so years of age, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor. Physicians
were speedily called and sewed up the wound.
The man was living at last accounts but it is
doubtful if he RECEIVERS. Domestic troubles are
the supposed cause.
Death of a Shipm ster.
BATH, Sept. IA despatch has just been re-
ceived by the owners of the ship Hermon of
this port, announcing the death of Capt, James
E. Dillon of Bremen yesterday. Capt Dillon
was one of the most successful young shipmas.
tiers, and was only 30 years of age The news
of his death carries sincere sorrow among his
many friends.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Postmaster appoint.
ed-Henry Kingsbury at Kennebunk Landing,
York county, Me.
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WASHINGTON.
Resumpiiou i'm Silver.

Resumption in Silver.
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Secretary of the
Treasury has addressed the following notice to
the United States Treasurer:
TREASURY DEPT. Sept Z, 1873.
To Hon. James Gilfllan, Treasurer:
On and after the 10th day of this month You
are authorized at the Treasury in Washington
and at the several sub. treasures in the United
States to exchange standard silver dollars for
United States notes.
Very respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary
Secretary Sherman ON Resumption.
New YORK, Sept. 8.-A Washington special
says:
Secretary Sherman said on Saturday that the
gold premium in only one-fourth of one per
cent today and there is no reason why that
premium should not be rubbed out In reply
to question the Secretary said: I expect a
great many silver dollars will be paid in for
custom dues and 10 exchange for the Der cent.
bonds, but the amounts thus paid in will nat
urally be paid out again. All the silver certifi
Gates received by the treasury will enable it to
use corresponding amount of silver dollars
am confident the treasury will be able to ex.
change silver dollars for all the United States
notes presented.
The Secretary, referring to the report that
he contemplated issuing minor gold coins be.
fore Jan. LIST, 1879, disclaimed any such iuten-
ton. He desires it understood, however that
he now has sufficient gold in the Treasury for
resumption purposes and and will be ready to
carry out the provisions of the resu mption act
Janutry LIST.
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California Mining Stocks,
Chicago CattIe MARKET

CHICAGO, September 7.-Hogs-recelpts of 65C0
head; shipments 5000 head; market quiet, weak and
unchanged; Philadelphia's at 20 q 4 35; Bostons
at 80 q 10; light at 80 q co.; mixed at 8 30 @
$40.
Cattle-Ieceipts 1.500 head; shipments 26OO head /;
market dull, slow and easy; good shipping at 90 @
90; butchers weak Cows so q 8 5; Steers 90 q
8 30 Western 10 lower at 90 a 50; Texas shade
lower at 2 40 a 80.
Sheep-receipts 100 head shipments 100 head ;
market quiet and unchanged at 3 90 % 50.
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Judge Choate has decided in the opposition
to the ruling of one of the registers in bank-
ruptcy that the creditors have at al stages of
bankruDtcy proceedings the hight to examine
the creditors.
The head of Morocco manufacturing firm
IN New York to whom Kearney referred to in
him for libel.
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European Markets.

LONDON, September 7-12.3O P. M.-Consols "a IL
16 for money and 9js for account.
LONDON, September 7--12.30 P. M.-Amercan Sc :
Ioes, H0w SIS. fe5s, I04Os, at 1US; Erie l43; ILL
nOis Central SO.
LIVERPOOL. September 7-123O P.M.-Cotton is
duh and easier; Middling uplands at gid; do Or
leans at 6sd sales 1900 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export; receipts 1850 bales in
GLIDING 100 American.
Futures Lie cheaper September delivery at 7-16
September and October TIC.
Flour at 81 g "a; Winter Wheat at 8 10 a g.;
Spring do at 80; California averages at 10 "a
10 4; club at 10 q 10 Corn at % q % 81; Peas at
33 6. Provisions, &c-Pork at 40; Beef 81 s Bacon
at 80 q "a; Lard at 81 6. Cheese at A. TaDow at
81 9. At London Taow at SO 6.
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AN0THES DEFALCATION.
The Treasurer of the Fall River Gas
Company in Trouble.

Company in Trouble.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 8-Tte commu-
nifty has again been startled by reports of
irregularities at the Manufacturers Gas Com
in a few weeks has been treasurer. Sticknev
had nearly full control of affairs. Some time
ago IStckney was asked to resign, and that
fact so worked upon him that his neryous
system was exceedingly worked up aud at
times bordered on insanity. 1t is said he had
been obliged to take sleepipp nortions al
nlgnt. Saturday morning he became thorough
~ ~ prostrated and it was feared he would die.
Inere are many rumors concerning irregulari-
ties az me gas works, and the defalcation is
s RaIs az nom sSuUOG to Soo Joseph A.
Irregularities have been discovered a1tbo"sb h ho
intimated that there had been fraud COM M
mitted. '0"i-
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MARINE NEWS.
Launched at II q tn.

Launched mt Bath.
BATH, Sept. 9.-Launched by VIM. Rogers a
ship of 1925 tons, named the G. L. Wade, own
ed by the builder, Edwin Reed, Thomas M.
Reed, George Fisher and others of this city,
and Capt. Bagley of Woolwich, who commands
her. She loads oil at New York for japan.
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THE INDIANS.
RanOcIfs Defeated by the U. 8. Troops
Many of Them Killed

-hdMy OF Ehem AliIed.
CAMP STAwBAUGH, W. T., Sept. S.-The son
of the Shoshome Chief Washake came into
camp Brown Friday. He reports fight Sept
9Th on the Clark's Fork between detachment
ofEtroops and Crow Indians and about 20 lodges
of hostile banocks. The banocks were defeat
ed, their chief and squa VS., children and a large
number OF horses being captured. One soldier,
q citizen and Crow scout were killed One
soldier was wounded and many of the Bapocks
killed
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwsNrv-gorR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAb.
oFFIORR. Washington, DC,
Sept s, u A. RI
For New England
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather
southerly winds and falling barometer.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city, Sept T. Charlie Lee, son of e. L. and
Rosa A. Ring, aged IA months % days.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at o'clk.
Burial private.
In South Waterford, Aug. 80, Mrs. L. D. LETTERS,
aged So years months.
In Biddeford, Sept. A. Hans Nelson. aged SO years.
lu BROOKLYN. Me- Aug. %, Mrs. Mary E., wife of
Capt. John c. Tibbetts, aged II years.
In Bath, Sept. 8, Francis Stevens aged % years,
In Sullivan. Aug. 49, Mrs. Anna NJ, wife Of Henry
Noyes, aged 20 years.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AE
Clearing House Transaction.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ......................$ $1,000 %
Net Balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 SO
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Pooling Thsir ISSUES Against tire Green.
hackers.

~VaAnS Assucs tTe GFeens
hackers.
RoCKLAND, Sept THE Republicans and
Democrats held caucuses for the nomination of
Representatives this evening. The Republican
caucus declining to take one candidate from
Ward in favor of separating that Ward from
the city. Most Of those present from that
Ward left the caucus. The Republicans then
Nominated Alderman j. S. Willoughby and the
Democrats nominated A. S. Rice, Esq. Each
caucus then adopted and voted to support the
nominee of the other, thus forming coalition
OF local issues upon the water question aud re-.
sistance of division of the city az we'll as
against Greenbackers
Murch Makes His Last Speech.
The Greenbackers had closing rally in
front of the court house this evening,with
speeches by 7. Fl. Murch nominee for Con-
gress, and Leo Miller, and music by Sinsh's
band. A large number were present.
Rallies at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 8.-The Republicans and
Democrats had closing rallies Saturday evening
at Menonian and Granite Halls. The former
was addressed by Hon. Steward L. Woodford
of New York and the latter by Hon. Bion
Bradbury of Portland and E. Pi!lsbury.
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EOREIGN PARTS.

Ar at Adelaide Sd inst barque Geo Treat, Pendle-
ton, Port Elizabeth; brig Irene. Yates. New York.
Ar at Genoa 4th inst, barque Henry Norwell, Bur-
at Salt Pond, AT, Aug 1, baroue Emma Herri-
man, Roberts, for Cape Coast; * Weldon, Boomer,
hom Annapolis.
Sid TN Buenos Ayres Sept /, barque Edith Davis,
McCarty, Rosario and New York.
Sid fm Maranham prev to Aug Is, sch M Doug
lass, Rolf New York.
Ar at Laguayra Aug 70, sch Olive Crosby. Hutch
inson, Philadelphia
Ar at Quebec 4lh inst ship Mt Pleasant, Wallace,
Port Glasgow.
Soils Baltimore 81 inst 9gn "A sf Five nfS FTanT Nav
York; 4th. Starlight, Webster, Philadelphia.
Cid at Walton, Ms, 3ltb, schs Alexandria, McCum-
Der. Portland or New York; Advance, Merriam, tor
Kennebec.
Ar at st John, NIB. 9TH inst, sch Mary Gage,
Smith, Eastport.
--latest by European steamers.
Cid at Liverpool Aug oath, Gen Sbepley. Springer,
Cid at London 26th, Belle of Bath, Whitmore Car
diff and Bombay.
Sid fm Cardiff 26th. P G Blanchard, Mcintyre, and
Gen Falrchid, Kelley, Rio Janeiro.
= Ar at Singapore July 10, Sibley, Conant, fm
New York.
Sid FIN Samarang July 10, Alice, Dyer, New York.
Passed Straits of Sunda July 5, j Winslow, Nor
ton, from New York for SamaraDg; 1Stn, Hattie e
Tapley, Tapley, do for Yokohama.
Ar at Algiers Aug 16, Brigadier, Norton, from New
York
Ar at Marseiles Aug 49, Brave, Foss, Miramichi;
j W Dresser, Brown, New York.
In Havre Roads oath, Isaac Reed, Coley. Bombay.
Ar at Cadiz Aug o. Mary Lord, Wood, Savannah.
Sid 22d, Salstra, Partridge, New York; Hattie,
Dow Seville; goth. Ida Lily Curtis, for Gloucester !;
Waiter RUNNER, Plummer, Rio Grande
SPOKEN.
Sept 5. ESE of Sandy Hook 100 miles, ship W r
Grace Black, from New York for San Francisco.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-100O bush corn meal to G
flrrrn ,Sy IN
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POLITICAL.

John X. Tarbox Predicts the Nom i'm ali ON
of Butler by the Dem ocrats.
LEWISTON, Sept. 7.-Hon. John K Tarbox
of Massachusetts, addressed Democratic
meeting last evening. He stated that the
Democrats intended to support Gen. Butler
and would make him governor of Massachus.
etts. He also favors the old state bank sys-
tenn.
Closing Rallies in Lewiston.
The campaign closed with rousing Repub-
lican meeting at City Hall, addressed Hon. W.
P. Frye. and at Auburn Hall, addressed by
Judge Russell.
The Greenbackers rallied on the park.
Greenbnck Meeting.
GARDINER, Sept 7.-Chas. Mclean and j.
M. Devine both Of Boston, addressed large au-
dience Of Greenbackers at johnson Hall last
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Boston Stock Market.

Foreign Imports.
THORN'S COVE. Schr Coddy-6O cords wood to
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Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Observation-Disclosures
for Daniels.
Sch Golden Eagle, Hinckley, Addison-Nathaniel
Blake.
Sch Florella. Leighton Millbridge-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Il Chase, West, Stockholm Dodge.
Sunday, Sept. s.
ARRIVED.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Observation-Disclosures
Sch Caroline Krischer, Devereux, Bucksport- edg-
Sch Cashier, Lord, Carver's Harbor.
LAUNcHED-At Bath 7th inst. by VIM Rogers,
spendld clipper ship of about 1000 TOMS built par
ties in New York.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid I'm Antwerp 9th inst, karque Daniel Draper
Sedgey, United States.
SID I'M Bremen 9th inst, ship Kendrick Fish, Hen
ry, for United States.
MENEORANDA.
Ship Carrie Clark. Storer, which arrived at Shang-
nae June II from New York, grounded on the outer
bar at Woosung, where she remained over one tide,
then came on and grounded the Spit in Sunk
Channel. She was hauled off next day after dis
charging l5O tons cargo, apparently much strained
although reported making no water.
FISHERMEN,
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms 4th, schs j G Craig and
Lizzie Poor, from North Bay for Portland; David
Brown. do for do
Sid I'm Canso 4th inst. schs Mary Wonson, for
Boothbay; Alice, for SWrn's Island; VIM Keen for
Bremen.
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Blankets S1.50 a pair, and Bed
COmfOrters 81. so each.
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Kid Gloves, two button, for so
cts. a pair. Probably these are
the best Kid Gloves ever sold in
the State for that prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOratiO Staples offers for sale
this morning, COlOred Alpacas.
and Basket Dress Goods for IL 1-2
cts. in Seal Brown, Navy Blue,
Drab, &c.
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THE PUGII.IoIS' ROW.

Judge walsh's court room IN Brooklyn was crowded
yesterday with sporting who that the
PRISONERS arrested on suspicion OF having assaulted
Patrick Ryan. the Troy pugis,, would DC examined.
and that Ryan, Joe Goss and other pugst would APP
pear against thcm They were disappointed, however,
for alter waiting about an hour Judge Walsh an
nounccd that tho wouia stand adjourned until
Tuesday next
II Is SAID that during the past week Ryan has been
threatened that ia he appeared against the
suspected parties lac would DC arrested aud bound
over TO keen the peace Ryan. tearing that such
would 10 the case ina that tue coming battle between
Dwyer and himself would be tncriored witb dsci ded
remain away Joe Goss aud Dwycr wore also
absent Thore was rumor floating through the crowd
present that Ryan was Ia tue CITY making tho nnal
preparations Tor The laht, and that notwitnstandlng
his severe injury. ths battle would not be postponed
Dwyer's friends were worry loud Ia thor
OF the assault Ryan, aud sigmatizcu u
as cowaruly and brutal attack. friend
oil Dwyer stated yesterday that tho only Ryan
did not appear was because nc feared tuat the coming
light would be stopped In no did appear Dsyer's
freDus would do all 10 their power assist him
bringing his assailaDts to justice.
Counsel Tor tho Jones brothers wont before the DIS
tnet Attorney yesterday afternoon anu succeeded In
obtaining their release on bail IN tho sum OF $1,000