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TIE INNOCENT Suffering.
What Happened TO Bridget Doian's ChiId
when the Mother was Arrested.

Coroner Slmms in Brooklyn was sum
moned yesterday to the tenement at 1856 Twelfth
street, where child had been found with lis
skull broken in. A poorly-clad woman. covered
by piece Of canvas lay in one corner, and the
body Of her child. wrapped In II coarse CLOTH WIS
laid upon the window sill. The mother. Bridget
DoIan. who If about 80 years Of age, said that
her child had been killed by police offcer. and
1t was some time before the Coroner could per-
sunde her TO say more.
At length she said that she was in n drunken
bout with some women, and there was n quar-
rel concerning 10 cents that one Of them said
she had stolen. They had some blows. and the
police officers came in. She said that she re-
fused to be arrested. told them that she was
about TO become a mother, and did not wish TO
be taken away. One Of them applied vile
name 10 her, and she struck him in the face and
pulled his hair. Then she WAS dragged down
stairs and was thrown upon the sidewalk. She
fought desperately, aud one Of the officers held
her down by knecling on her, and another held
her by the head She asked them not 10 MUIR
der her and her unborn child. She was taken
to the police station in hand cart, and the next
day was sent 10 Jail for ten days. She served
her time without medical attendance, The babe
at birth had the injury already described.
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WrDNrsnAy Univ n -FTOrn IN MrI,-
Tho !, 80 80 NU ~ u ~ 81, ~ g.,
,r export ami home con .mmption AZ ratisr h',t"r
nrrr. s.,rrt, ~ rii' ,1 ,,,
npprchcnd , r.. rour ad ,'rr mani i'm ,i
~, o,,'fn s,e,, IND W,.r,r, ,,s. q, H.. ~ ,s
n, STATE a ~ "a ~, N..r, .',,,. 49, ~
cssi1o. DO Xxx ana Xxx. a. iosss -. winirr wheat
vcsnts ,.,c,, a. a. Sn .,,v ", -, ~ w
I, ~ Ana !. MI hr,,d a.
southern shinninr rxtrns II 4,.ast X C,rn n,..i
western 2, gpss2 So BfandvvIns 3, Nll.s9 Rvc
annr a. stssa a, whrst '.,sl sItasi- :. ~, 80
irrd 'sisl,si, ' 'N' |''sN' " ''''' '''
rorfoS-,nots in br,.k and ccncr,l do,nard AZ 10
advance. t,itin" nti,r1. III - san. % ~, h,Ies ~
turcs actiV. AMI hirher I'M mo nJynner irrrcular
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~ ttr a. N,r,t s'i ' "a i,1 '"' r'''""'N' "'"
Lars WLc,t uru,.r 80 .,.ri,', an, .bi,o ,u, 4.
messed ,r v,,r rst ana ,,nn.r .sin, ,r DIV s ,u Wv
s,,s,t,n ~, w ""H 'u"'l 'n' ~ NV Nln|
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:, - ~ .,, IT, Z, IT,. 81 . ~ ~ ~ ~
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FOUR FORGED CHECKS.
Three the GnIlntIn National bank and
One on Dresei, Morgan - Go.

The President Of the Gallatin National
Bank. in Wall street. sent for Detective Samp-
son at the Sub-Treasury yesterday noon in n
hurry. The bank officers had Just discovered
that three forged checks had been presented to
them Nd the money paid on them. One check
was for 1910 gold. and the others were for $500
and 1906 81. They were forgerics Of the sigma
ture Of Alfred G. LGders 4 Co.. piping mcr-
chants. q; IS Broad street. who have nm account
iu tho hank. After paying the checks the
bank officer discovered that the firms
account had been ovrrdrawn. and this led
10 the exposure Of the forgeries The firm snid
that the thecks had been taken from their check
hook. which WAS under the charge OF n lad in
their employ. They bad no clue as 10 the for
gers, hut thought the handwriting WAS familiar
>. Consul |, General Francis Berger was in the
Tomhs Police Court yesterday with Detective
pinkcrton to identiya check for 1927 on DreXel
Morgan Il Co. as forgery. district
ana got the money. The boy said that
on the way 10 the Westminster Hotel
he met man who signed his name MS George
Wilson. and told him to get the check cashed
The man was given the money. The detective
arrested a painter in the repair shop of the Fire
Department. The man denied any knowledge
Of the transaction. He begged that his name
should not he asked until he WAS able to prove
an abb. He was rcmanded.
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THOUSANDS ~ IrTENDAyCE.
Celebrating the Ninth Anniversary Of the First
Exercis~s at Ocean Grove.

D....- r,,-.-,. ~ ~. o, m. ,i,,l
OCEAN GROVE. y d. july d'-lhe nlnth
anniversary OF the first religious exercises held
a., o.,,, fr,,o ,,os c..iohr,,sd boro ,od,,
90 "" 49, ""9 '''
about 1000 persons participating in the ser
vices. The anniversary sermon was preached
IN 'n' morning uy III" h'.. cyrus - .uss' -
d.. President OF WESLEYAN University, Middle
town Conn and pruyer WAS offered by the Rev
N ~ -. -, -, a., ,.,l..,,i N.,h,,.,..,
M CS"''h H. i"."'i VI .'i' ''i'"'"'V" "'N'u,'9'
missionary OF lndla. Alter the prayer the kev.
T. II Stokes d. D. President Of the Ocean
c.. ,.,,,t,,i,,, -. . -, tt,.... :, a.,
~ Hsso'''''o"' s"'o "''v' "'s''y Vi '"'
grove ninc years ago in the sand hills and
cedars that then covered the site. and Of the
LITTLE praver meeting held In the evening in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
MAKING L TEST CASE.
MIR. Kelly Arrested for having Taken Orders
for Pools In Saratoga.

Mr.. james Kelly, of Kelly a Bliss, the
pool sellers ut Is West Twenty -eiGhth street.
was arraiGned before Justice Smith in the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court. yesterday. on u
charge made by Capt Williams of having sold
pools on the Saratoga races. Mr.. Kelly said
that he did not sell pools Mt his place he only
took orders to be executed M Saratoga. He had
the word of two competent lawyers that his
business was not nmenHble Ia the law,
The question has never been tested. =" JUS
tce Smith said. " | am Of the opinion that the
Saratoga course is exempt from the State law,
but nm not certain OF il. | Will hold you and
make this a test case. IN order that the law
against pool selling. laid down for the purpose
Of removing from young men an amusement
tending 10 lower the standard Of morals may be
fully carried out
BAH was fixed ut 1900.
Capt Williams asked his Honor II the bust
ness should be allowed to continue while the
case WAS pending.
II am not here to instruct police Captains"
the Justice answered. " Use your own luds-
ment should think, however. that the husi-
ness should not be disturbed until the case is
dccided.n
Capt Willnms-Wcll, | shall arrest Mr. Kelly
every time he attempts 10 sell.
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A Waiftn mn Entry.

Mrs. Naomi Harper is a midwife Mt S24 East
Fourteenth street She lives the top story. and is
her custom every evening TO leave pitcher IN the yost
bue for The mikman to MI every morning At about
o'clock on Tuesday evening Mrs Harper took down her
pitcher az usual On opening the nsee hail door she
noticed living In the vesiihue bundle tied up In an old
shawl She stirred IL with her foot when two liits
hand. came out ane small voice aro.e
Tn woman NJ iru caught the bundle the
Andladys room where several irr.ons were sttug anl
tuumphanty announced that shr hal found bany The
shawl was unfOllri The nnc how. fair.
,kinned. hshtharcd, and dark Eytrythins about
il was scrupuuu>lN clean except irnck which
had become trinc sfled b., contact with the filthy
shawl it, shirt oi fine stun aud trimmed with a
niue good lace. Iils now on Ramhhl. Isllml.
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means River OF the Grapes. II Ia pronounced
syllable.
The boys fct their defeat keenly. After
going 5000 miles, and succeeding so well on the
first day, 1t certainly WINS hard They affected
an Indifference until they reached their board
ing house. mt then all four broke down COM
plciely, As fer. poor Joe Nadcau. he bub-
ounce OF strength in his sick frame had been
exhausted and he had lost consciousness lie
could not be comlOrted by the consolation Of
both English and Americans"
. The Michigan boys were warmly welcomed in
Newark by the members and friends of the Eu-
rckn Club aud after brief rest they prnctscd
on the river in the boats OF their hosts Joseph
Nadcnu pulled single Soul for half an hour.
and II. Dnsscll and =. Du~san showed their
skill in n double scull. They all pulled pretty
stroke. and hit 'rr M" several times Just to
show what they could do.
In tho evening they were entertained nj the
Continental Hotel. ind Loo was compelled TO
shake hands with over u hundred uf his al.
which Ice Is n member. wrrc very enthusiastic
in welcoming their champion. " | would Ike
he said. " tO have cnrri"d home the champion
hadgc. after going 5000 miles for II. | mad
led him cusily all the way To- the finish. In
practice all the English singles and crews
stopped at nm old stump near the judges stand,
aud II is now considered the finish. When
pissed IT the flag WIS dropped and ceased
rowing Moss stopped also. hut his boat driied
n littl" past mine. He thought he had lost,
and we were not informed to the contrary until
hntt an hour later. when an excited American
you are h"Hten. | could not believe II. 80 |
pulled ont to the Judges They said that | had
lost. hut that II ] had pulled one stroke more
would have won. | asked why the flag WAS
lowered, but received no reply plavford nd
miited that had AN easy race and u dead sure
thing
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nothing of interest Tho business was ex-
tremely limited. with all OF the transactions re-

nothing Of interest The business was ex-
corded ut 1904.
II loans the raie. paid for the use Of gold were y
]. Ia IL cent. aud Hat
Tile total clearnes the gold department o. the Stock
Exchange 81 OE,gn. gold balances. SS2HID, aud
currency balances. 1901 tsd The sui Treasury re-
deemed sSsOD In called hunds, and paid ont III com In
tercst on the public debt sdOuOD .
The sub crptinns at Washington to-day for the new =
cent bunds amounted tn Sl5dl.OO0
The receipts oi wheat At Chicago today amounted TO
oiO6 aud the shipments iUi 40 bushels the receipts
nruts .sS. as. ~
The wheat receipts NJ Milwaukee were 81 800 bushels,
anu ~" shipments fO. tho receipts amounting to
only ~ bushels and the shipments 10 iiD
Foreign exchange continued dull hut steady Mt the
n"nlnal rat. NJ ti.oi and $40 tine and demand
at ~ sliss Flsii. and - ~ iati ~,
III tn" mUncy market there nhundnnc ~ ionn
able funds offering on call tu the stOckhrukors 20l1, 4
cent aud prime commercial nnUcr passed ut 3@i
Government bonds were In good demand from capi-
tHists. hut coupon IsHTs were q shade lover There
we're large transactions In the ~ - cents 10 4Os 1887
and % aud IS ui issl
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Railroad sIen nj Coney Island.

Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt State Senator
Wasnor Samuel Barger and William Turnbull made n
hyne tp to the city from Saratoga Tuesday and
Ter hue stay went down To Brighton Beach ana spent
Tie msht The driAhng rain had driven away transient
visitors AMI the beach almost deserted hut the new
A. mhdc ~ou-aiion In the hotel aud lively even.
w.. vas passed indoors President JeWett spent Part
10, w. 't,mnt win Mr Vanderbilt The rairoad men
u.'h.'','u Al = ntluck Yesterday morning. and Mr.
hH,ln of The Hotel Brighton took them m his carriage
70 MnrfN A Nwiuns landing. where the steamboat
MN, was ~ nNNu's' 10 take them to staten Island.
m'n9e 70 N.w lok Mr. Vanderbilt returned to sara.
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Pedro Fernandez Criado Y. Gomez. wealthy
spaniard and resident of Sew York died in Havana ON
the l7th OF June last His viii offered tor probate
Yesterday Hdec"r'' mat Donna Antonin ruo,ia is his
wife. and that his children are Don In. Amhrosio Don
"a Antoma Maria Don Alfredo, and Donna Maria uisa
Inc income OF tls slNrn % ms Miic during her mo
the principal In 60 at her death Ia hi children All ~
the rest Ot the estate in New Nulk and cuba il Il, he
divided equally among the tesatOr' 3 children The rs.
tate Is valued at S5ODO'O
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Isaac ?. Cooper was busy yesterday in con-
uadicuns almost everything that his VIE and Mr..
Pitcher had said against him IN bchatoi Mrs Coo,rs
side Of the case lie denied that he had opposed tho III
yorcc that he had ssed adultery his wife that
he had itrcaed M abused her threatened % Nil her
or Ia poison her had kicked her bed or Mat he
had called Mrs Nlthrrsunc "a snake the gras. or
uat h- had said that the -uit tor crm. con against
Marshall was conspiracy to got hac kmn With rrfer.
chcc iu the comprom>C at the suit against Marshall.
written clcae put in evidence showing that cooper
had received SSu Tor ahAndonn- that suit ie denied
his WHO'S version ~ The eonNor.ailOn At Long BLhmch
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LoSG BRANCH. July 3l.-Joseph Fricdhere
the Russo Polish pcdder who assaulted BY the stable
men Of The Mansion llouse. lies in dangerous condition
there being no hopes Of Ms recovery. william Bennett
Charles Van Horn. John finigan. and August
Culhai. his alleged assnnnts we're released
yesterday on San bail each, bur. at the re-.
qu,st " nc 'otonrr. were Iearrcsted today
am committed % await The result OF hi INJURIES since
Monday night fri,dher has lam iuscnsihr in the room
under the Long Branch Commissioners Office Ills tour
assHilauts rcarrrsicd noon Later Trednorg o.,
came conscious, and the tour prisoners brought
before him lie recognized three of them his assai.
ants and one OF them a. the person who nhrd his pack
An
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William Rockwell of i02 West Twenty-third
street apnearcd against Joshua Carpenter ut 1871 West
Fourteenth street IN the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday accusing him OF having obtained money from
Inn under false prctence lie SAID that the 81 nit he
AN advertisement in morning newspaper IN which
the services cashier wanted IN grocery. Five
hundred dollars wanted a. security. lie met car
Irntrr Mt Clinton place. As security Tor money, car
pcntor nfir red huni the Washington Trust Company
" hch he valued Mt SION Behaving the bond a. he
good. Rockwell paid tarWnter $500 Later he asccr.
tanned that business had been done In the grocery
The bond yalccss Carpenter was parolled Tor one
Antk
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Not In Favor of an Elevated Railroad.

Mayor Howell OF Brooklyn said yesterday that
he should any resolutions passed by the Aldermen
authorizing the construction OF an elevated railroad
either ON Fulton street Myrtle avenue, which would
amount to a conn,cahnn of property two Of the prn.
cpal business streets al the city iur the benefit o pr
yae corporation Alter he heard the hr,t train pass
overhead sixth avenue his previous delight with the
elevated railroad there wants ed, and he concluded that
no such road was wanted for Brooklyn lie ayurs a
sukcn road or underground road AMI he thinks that
more perfect system rapid transit can be obtained In
this way and that the problem in Brooklyn can be solved
hy a sunkcu road IN Atlantic avenue.
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SpttriI tlotItss.
DIR. WARDS LETTER TO DIR. sHEn-

TRussEs KICKED ASIDE BY A SUFFERING DOCTOR
Dr. sHERsAN. New York;
am sorry that YOU lett st Louis soon a. had
erHl eases 10 send you.
In conversation with eminent medical gentleman
friend Of minr WAS a.tunicd tu learn that he hal
b-en troubled with inguinni hernia tor many yrars lie
TOOK me into MS consulting rooms AMI showed NE halt
dozen different makes tru--cs hr had worn, ant re-
marked as he gave them Kick. Doctor. they are
good There yet principle To be discovered by
tor the radical ri this internal hernia" After
iurihrr explanation To- him o your principle ID and
showing him your appliance In my case he re-
marked honestly tclievc from yunr explanation that
Dr. sherman has hit on the principle Of cure twsh
that had known about Il IN time would have went
with YOU 10 - Louis. made tho DOctor's Acquaintance
aud learned muIc at the matter"
Let mo know when return 20 ST. Louis several
OF my friend. want u hc treated. Yours truly.
JtRstYviLLr. IN. May - lsT- J. l.. WARD. " d
DE- wards letter l. n comment on the inntitty
Of trus>cs relief for rupture aud atron. endorse
ment nt DR. Shrrmnns treatment No doubt there are
thousand. IN tls city who. like the doctor DR.. Ward
speaks would Kick russcs skl high In view " the
ler.ng and injury they have received from them pr.
Sc man refers To- gentlemen at distinction In Tits city
who suffered nearly death before they Ia him Tor
cure. Dr sherman may Ice consulted at his onor. Isl
broadway. His book, with Photographic hkenvsses 10
fore and after cure which ne mail Tor 10 cents contains
valuable information III, terms moderate. and the
arrrl can DO no better than avail themselves of hts
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The Boiling spring. Kobber. Captured.

CARLISLE. Pa. July 3l.-Two tramps. giving
their names John Lemon and John Myers were ar.
rested last night Dsburg and on being searched
watch aud some money stolen from the house OF Mr.
Beltzhooycr Mt Boiling Springs on Monday night were
found on them They were taken 10 the residence OF Mr.
BclXhoONtr. whore they were iuly idrntiHrd as the
robbers They were lodged IN the Carlisle jail this morn
ing They clam know the authors Of other depreda
tons which have been committed recently In the Cum
berand valley, aud say they will expose them.
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DIR. FISK ON smEnMAN's RUPrUKE

DIR j. A. SHERMAN
am phy scinn, and formerly praciised medicine In
the city ~ - LOU, Tor % Years your pau
lhet on Hernia ana YOUR illustrated Supplement that
yon have currl an oil trend OF mine ~ Sc LOUIS Mr.
fr he This gives me great pleasure aud cQnfdence
have paurn. relative. who has Hernia, very
similar T. that u Tho>. Ncdorhuusen. ESQ., scntcd
on page ol YOUR illustrated Supplement-
lie /, EnNionS Ia be- cured. and will send him
YOU YOU thiuN u absolutely necessary Tor the adapta
ton u the c0urc OF treatment II he visits your
office. how ung would he probably have To remaint
Please give this Nuur prompt attention.
Yours. STEPHEN FISK, " d.
PicoiArA Fla July -. 1878.
pr SHERMAN may be consulted at his once, Isl
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LONDON. July 31.-The race for the Goodwood
stakes was run today NJ Goodwood, and was won by
Mr. Crawmrd's Norwich. Lord Ecsmcrc's Hampton
coming IN second, aud Mr. Janilnes strnthmore hlld
There fourteen starters The hast betting Drime the
tor against Norwich who WAS inNorite, to
hGAlmsl llMmnlnm MMl I'D % M.Allal hllAlhmOIN.
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LONDON. July 3l.-Mlle. Albani prlma donna.
ami Mr Ernest Gyc son Of the well.known man.
aver, are TO be married in Warwick Street Chapel
on Aug q Mile Aban Miss Emma Lajencussol was
Tor q long time resident oi Albany. n Y. She sang
al puc concerts aud AT OrAtOrlOs 10
arure 10 Europe To complete her studies She has been
on the operate stage ve or six years Her stage name
Aban was taken m honor of the capital Of New York
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Thinking perhap. tina. h. Owned Him.

George Dill OF 1870 Third street. Brooklyn,
was fined SO yesterday. by Justice Elliott Tor having
seriously whipped ~ yrarod negro bow named Thomas
Campbell with Tawhde INJECTING wounds which the
lad exhibited the Justice. Mr. Dill ayerrcd that the
boy under his aud that he had right 10 chastse
him when he was snucy.
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STATE LOTTERY COM.
GOLDEN mAIR.-RonareIs AuTenIine nrod
N,u tlublItations.
EKANK LEsLIE's MAGAZINE

VI
NOW READY. contains about fOk1l articles and more
than seventy Engraving, The opening paper. by Rev
InkoDoRf loon gives account admirably
Illustrated, nj tho famous " SUMNER SCHOOL AT CHAt.
IAlQlA" Tor the pursuit ot Biblical study, THE
MAiLEION PLAN. an excellent temperance story. hv
; BANS, NOW HE LEARNED CHARITY" racy
MICHAEL ARpREkS FREEHOLD" and I'm MIS-.
Among he Poems arc. "BKrfER THAN DiAMUXpsf
10y ErWL LYSN BytRs author of -" Al Quiet on tho
rotamac," and WHERE Is THE LITTLE MISTRESS OF
THE House, by Mrs 5 L, SELLS Among the moro
sod lapcrs Is an account by ALFRED H. GvgRSsKY OF
Elol hc,ies the Regular % SERMON and " POPULAR
ENEGESIS discuursrs of topics at current interest
such rs "DEfRAlDlNu THE RICH" THE Sign
AND THE THING SlGNlFIED." with reviews o recent
publications. For sale by all siealers rs cents per
COPY, IS per year 30. 80, 81 PARK PLACE. n Y
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There i an increase IN the number failures com
pared with the month ui July ot thirteen, and the total
Liabilities have Increased sl.4ulfaO compared with
Iuy 1871 the Liabilities are more Than double. and there
Is an increase OF MY per cent IN number
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DII'ORCED.

BONE-DBNMoN. July 90 by the Rev Henry J.
Iayter, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. Lewis n.
Bone, ". D., TO Amy 4. Dcumou. both II this city
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Arrtved-W EpSEspAr. July 81.
So Richmond, Kelley. Iewc~. Del
s. Eeanora. Johuson Portland.
IS Utopia. Donaldson. London.
s. Caledonia Allison. Leghorn.
SIS Black Watch. Holloway. Cardiff
- Canada sumner. London
SsCanHda. Fragucl HAvre
s. Niagara. Curtis. Havana.
s. state OF Nevada, Braes, Glasgow July 10 and
Larne 2iSf
Ship McDounal, Davi. Amsterdam.
Bark Florri " Hurlhut Lawrence. Cow Bay.
BARK Siguri Jarl To-tenscn, Havre.
Bark Dprudea. Msresca. Yarmouth.
Bark Runcr, Lanrfeldt Stettn.
Also the usual cOastwise vessels
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Marking INK viii soon be thing Of the past for who
VIII marx their linen IN that way when they have
fi.l Roses name writng fancy stitching and darning
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Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. July 81. The Board Of Health
reports 81 Oi yellow icNer anu nNe deaths Or
the twentyiOnr hours 10 noon
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The Train Abduction story.


The story told in the Neir York Times OF nm
OUTRAGE uron Boston Lads has been In hi. CITY
for about two week. II /, hoped that respect To
the feelings ~ the outraged Lads and her friends mo- mn
per will publish her name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01

Have you tried the perfection blend Of
Mocha and Java Coffee in glass lars,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01

For the Country, Take - Good supply Of
boots and shoes bathing shoes aud India rubbcfa and
the best place In New York 10 obtain them l. at
MILLER co.'s sig Broadway, Dome site Building
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Business Hotties.


FIoriiine for the Teeth and Bresth.
Is the hest liquid deniifrice In the world ~ thor
oughlv clennss partially decsy teeth from all
asiirs. living "animalcnlG." leaving them peary
white, imparting deightfu fragrance to tile breath
THE FRAGRANT "FLORILINB"
removes Instantly all odnrs aring from foul stomach
smoke Being partly composed Of honey sofia.
aud extracts Of sweet herbs and plants u Is perecuy
Prepared by HENRY G UALfUP 400 oxford at. Lon.
dom England aud retaled everywhere at T5c. bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01

Dr. UnderhiIr. pure Wines from the crcton
Point Nincl For sale by druggista Wholesale
by u. n. 4 2 b TIuRBEkA 90.