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meet here as Irish, Enelisb, Scotch. nor Dutch.
insts. or lnndels. Let there be no sect.
and let your issues be pooled Cries Of
Good.1 Let these Internal pirates nut
that IN thor pipes and smoke it. Laugh, IN
air is fllcd with the mutterings Of the, thunder
that prrccdes the coming storm Even the l"nves
the desolation which is TO take place. We c9m-
tion these lechcrous whclps TO beware. We
aTS making ~ no% swcs rcysnTd
when it comes. .tApplauscl vii, =, yQn
ggdopi ny battle SGry CriSs OSevH WE wil ,b
stars that are in II by the moon, that palc en-
press Of the night by the sun that shines by day;
by the earth and al It's inhabitants''and py he'll
to occupy this country Cries OF No'
most unanimous response in the ncsativel.
The Chinese Government hns sent an
Embassy to this country to establish SonsgbGtes Go,
man. 1t is designed to distribute Chinese
throughout the United states: They
eSieo eRYS can 81 Smell ioOSO tSe% arnr an
on said there was one within 100 rods oi me
when landed q H9stS9 and ran nssnsi
laundry men. 49,, T,Gssy ,sr are are M Miil!hy ys iefiy
transmitted to men and women through such
washed clothing when the body, ,perspires. Do
you want leIfOSN mere lNIlcs ol NO } by NOT
employing thcm YOU can drive them
from the country. They call this Il barbarous
country. and Us barbarians. II our forefgthcrs
lOl years ago voted To- throw tea overheard.
let us take and throw tho teamakers
overheard. lLaugter.l When Abraham
Lincoln. that humanitarian. presided
che"rsl that finest specimen of q human be-
ing that ever graced the American soil linz
pcnsc demonstration l-whea he called upon
the workingmcn now denounced by the sho1dy
aristocracy. when he said. Boys. the republic IS
In danger. what did they sayY Why.
We are coming Father Abraham. lOO.uO
strong How the workingmcn were applaudCd.
How are heggared workingmcn received by the
rich now Let me give you my idea of Com
/ munism. II MN on plank in midoccan
fuses, mo a plank TO save my life. | am
fellow w9rkingmeni Awake, Arise! Your
thieves and bondholders what working
/ men can do. We will, do lt with our
/ bullets If our ballots fail We will drive these
/ moon-eyed lepers back by steamship and by
/ sail" Prolonged appause.l
Kearney goes to Lynn tomorrow night. 70
/ Marblehcad on saturday. to Brighton on Mon
I day, 10 Lowell ON Tuesday, and 10 Worcester on
/ WaIupslly
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TIE BosNIAN INsURRECTIoN.
Regular Troops Joining the Insurgents-The
Austrians To he Re-enforced.

VIENNA, Aug. SIN view Of the insurrcc-
tionary movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
which the Porte is here strongly suspected OF
fomenting and in consequence Of the agitation
in Seryia and Montenegro. the Austrian Gov
crnment. notwthstan ling the strong corps Of
occupation sent to Bosnia aud Herzegovina.
intends eifecing u further mobilization Of It's
forces In order TO have In reserve an additional
army cOrps ready for active service Great an
noyance Is felt IN official quarters hero at tho
unfortunate MagaJ affair, the Austrian losses
IN which are considered due to manifest care
RAGusA. Aug. s.-Su.man pasha with 500
Asiatc troops. is shut up Nn TrcOinlr He will
not allow tn" insurgents 10 enter the town, fear
ing massacre oi the Turkish authorities.
Fiteon hundred Bosnian regular troops hayp
deserted from Trcbnle and Joined the insur-
LoSDoN. Aug.--A despatch from Vienna t.
the DdNH Ttlegrdph says; lnioruation that
the Porte has issued instructions tp the officials
throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina torhiddipg
opposition to the Austrian occupation Is dc-
rived from nm unoNecpilonunle Austrian source,
and sets ut naught the idle rumors concerning
the Porte's alleged conniyancc with the insur-
gents. Some resistance nevertheless Is OK
pecied at certain points and may cost some
even II an Austrian Turkish convention had
hecn concluded before the frontier WAS crossed.
everywhere have welcomed the Austrans, ma
only persons Of the lower classes and soino dis
bandsd troops nave Joined the insurrrctlon'
y
Turkish Government declares cmphatcally
that it has ordered its representatives not to
oppose the Austrians. The delay Of these Or
dcrs until tho insurrertion has established it,
self in tho heart Of Bosnia detracts somewhat
from their value
VIESNA' Aug s.--The following IA the ofIlcial
announcement Of the movement Of the Aus.
lrian troops in the Turkish provipees.
Tho Thirteenth Army Corps advanced in
two columns ngainst Maglai on Aug,
5. One column cpnnonal"d the Insurgents
camp, whilo the other moved on their flank and
The ln=lrHtUta OnInaEtrpl Ia rptllA
upon Sheptsehe, when an engagement ensucd.
which lasted half an hour. Two flags and a
quantity OF munitions were captured 10y tho
Austrians. Many OF the Insurgents We're killed
and wounded. and Il party oi twenty were driven
into the river Bosnia, ali Of whom were drowned,
Darkness stopped the pursuit. The Austrian
los was two killed and tsy wounded.
Maglal was found To be Deserted hy nll except
ng few Christians. and tho town was accord
lngly spared
Twenty i've ~ tho hussars who w'ro missing
after tho disaster To the Austrian rrrOnuui-
tering column AT MaElai, ou the lth of August,
have returned To their camp. Several NJ th'
insurgents were snmmarily tried AMI shot ia
numbering wounded Austrian hu-suI5,
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IDENTIFYING 4 GANG.
a Nurse Girl, Watching with the Sick. secur-
Ing the Arrest Of two burglars.

Several houses within the limits Of the
ninth Ward have been broken into lately in the
absence Of the occupants in the country. About
two weeks ago the house II Bank street was
broken into. and John Rose was arrested on
suspicion, but the evidence was not sufficient to
hold him.
At about 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Eliza
Mead nurse girl. employed at 1873 West
Twelfth street who was sitting up with her sick
mistress heard the sound Of breaking glass.
Looking out Of the window to learn the cause Of
one OF the windows of l29. untaston II, and
throw up the sash. He entered. and three men,
who came from hiding places near by. followed
him. As soon as they disappeared. Eliza ran
into the street for an officer She found Sixth
Avenue Railroad conductor. who sent ON rer
Onlcer Creighton. They entered tho house.
and, after search. found the four men hidden
away in the attic. The burglars were easily
captured. for they had no firearms about them.
A Jimmy and two small picks were found upon
them.
MIR. Justin D. Hlscock, who lives In the house.
says that lac has there about 81 800 worth of
property, such as the thieves might haYo re-
moved. They had already packed up portion
OF it.
Tho prisoners were brought into the Jcffer-
son Market Police Court yesterday morning.
IL. Of 80 Spring street: james Walters, aged 2G,
Of SO Houston street; John Rose. who was pre-
Nously arrested ON suspicion OF breaking INTO
II Bank street. aged 26. ~ BROOKLYN dJUhn
Bsgton 9ged "a, Of 597 Ninth avenue, .,...
identified the men aa gang that were skulkng
about the street all Of Wednesday evening.
They were held to answer in $1,000 zach.
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CAPTURING 4 SH.fRK.
How Nine-nnd-a-halr. Foot Monster wa
Dragged Ashore nt Long Brnnch.

LoNG BRANCH, Aug. s.-All the fish cate.
in the hotels here are caught within sight OF the
beach. Fishermen 20 out in small boats mils
or more from land. in pleasant weather. and
use both nets and hooks. To-day three OF these
men came across a school of Spanish mackerel
and dropped a net to scoop them in. Just ther
shark also discovered the mackere and went
for them. The shark quickly found himself
fast IN the net. which was a new one, capable ol
holding him in spite Of his violent struggles
Inis was over mile from the shore. The cap.
tors started at once - land him. They madi
the net fast 10 the boat in such n way as 20 SO.
curcly imprison the shark. and rowed land
and iro with oil his great strength and tore the
net considerably, but could not frcc himself.
The tow 10 the beach occupied full hour Of
hard work. The shark was drawn npunderina
out on the sand. soaring the bathrrs and draw.
lnR great multitude OF spectators. He was
Formidable in appearance. His length was
actually nine feet and n half. although rumoi
soon lengthencd him TO seventeen. and he urOb-
ably weighed 7jO pounds. His open mouth
showed double rows OF very sharp pointed
teeth and when man stuck in "A shovel the
llwS closed upon II crunrhinEly. Generally
the gaznls kep AT n respectful distance unt1
erately thrustthe point of her laraso into hia
big staring eyes. and seemed 10 enjoy the pain
that he showed. His captors soon had a tent
erected over him, and thus have Since heen
doing fair business NJ ten cents n sight This
evening thcv are putting salt into him In the
hope of preserving him until Sunday when q
large number ~ dimes could be taken in.
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rirHEh md D1rGnThR DROWNED.
The Fate Of the Two who went out In tho
Terrible storm OF Tuesday Night.

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-Intelligence was re-
ceived here to-day Of a distressing drowning
accident Mt Chesapeake City. Md. on Tuesday
might last during the progress Of one Of the
most terrible storms that has visited that sec
tion of the country for many years. The
victims were DR.. Joseph p. Grico. a well-known
dentist formerly ofths city. and his daughter,
n bright and beautiful child Of II years. On the
night In question DR.. Grlce closed his
on ire leaving three younger children in bed
toward q neighhoring store to make some pur.
chascs II is presumed. though what business Of
moment called him out on such terrible night
must forever remain mystery, as the lips
ot those who alone could tell are now scaled In
death. Exactly how the accident occurred will
hl- remain mystery, as no person witnessed
{hn ialal plunge. From lhe locatl9h oi me
advanced, which Is sustained BY the verdict OF
just outside t6c lock Of tho Delaware canal
there Is an old diapidated bridge, which it is
n'res-ary - cro7- IN order to ,rrAch the
bridge spanning the canal lock. The bridge
las long been a fatal mantrap to resi-
dents of Che-npcake CITY. and many serious
way. Through this structure the unfortunate
inh"r and d9UEht,r ien i Is believed however,
lhm tho ehild fen lrst, and thattle father crlosthis
ie IN his "ilort- 1" save her. The corpsos Of
both wore recovered on the following morning.
a sngu.nr lutallty secms 10 cling around the
family Of Dr. Grlrc. About two years
mited suicide by sHoolins Shooting himsof i''T 'o,H on
his wifc's grave in Greenmount Cemetery here.
and soon ullerWHrd the wife Of DR.. Grico died,
Slncc then the Doctor has been much depressed
the drug trade here, but few years ago grad
uatod in dentistry, and rracticed his profession
hero anl in Chesapeake City. which place he
had made his homo.
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stabbed by u Thief

Henry Hagan. butcher has shop at Third
avenue ami llth street His family 1--we IN the rooms in
the story above. Al O'Clock ON wednesday afternoon
Mr lagans mother inaw heard noise In the rear hall
bedroom occupied by Conrad Fritz, Mr. llagan's clerk
She went to the door OF The room anl saw two men ran.
sarking Frtf's trunk She cried, "IncNcsl Police ,"
and the thieves out oi the room and down the stair
way To tie street MI laLan ami FuihCutftd the hNl.
way through the side door of the shop one ot the
tieves past Mr lIagan but frH grnspo the other
The tluri then stabbed lrl in the arms and body, Hnd
escaping ran into the street Olocr Lay Iu sucl linn.
and overlook him within Tow squares The man de.
scubed himself "a, Frederick Watson ut East siNtA -trd
street A small Jimmy WAS found 40 one ul his ln ktiS
II i, uncertain whether watson stabbed Fri1 with the
ftnluiy % knife. ETitLs wounds nle serious.
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When the object is seen both in an inverted
and erect position the case il "A mixed one.
When the strata are regular the inverted will
he above tho erect image: but inequalities some
times exist which cause. II is said "A contrary
appearance, and lateral mirage may sometimes
be produced in consequence ~ strata of differ
ent denstics lying in a vertical position, ms
when u stratum of air Is heated by Il wall which
Is exposed TO the rays Of the sun. 1t is said that
on the Lako Of Geneva hOats nave been seen
doubled from the unequal density ~ two con
tiguous columns Ol air more or less saturated
with moisture. ono being On the point OF form
Many remarkable cases Of mirage and loom
Ing have been recorded. In 1922, in the arctic
regions. Capt. Scorcsby recognized, by its in
yrrtcd image in the air. tho ship Fame which
altorward proved to bo, at the moment sevcn-
teen miles beyond the visible horizon Of the
observer. DR.. Vince on Aug. 4. lSOG. at L. NJ.
saw from liRmsgatc, in which place usually
only the tops of its towers are visible the whole
Of Dover Castle, appearing MS If liiod and
placed bodily on the near side Of the intrrVcn-
ing hill. So perfect was the illusion thnt the
hill itself could not be seen through the figure.
4 remarkable phrnomcuoH Of the mirage WAS
seen by u French savun in 1869 Standing upon
the top of the peak OF Tcnerllle, situated upon
one Oi the Canary group Of Islands which is
~ lS2 feet above the evol OF the sea he saw dis
tnclly tho mountainous island of Funchal of
tho Madeira isles, nearly 400 miles distant
On the lin of last May Mr., Gresham obtained
the best result from his sorics Of experiments
with the artificial mirage Ou that day. in Il
visit 10 his asphaltum works in Port Mon
lonlh, n. j.. Ae tVQk WlLA lin lls Ihol2graph-
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John II. Draper. Trunks.

Tho two trunks belonging to John II. Draper
the custom House aucuomecr which seized thu
Brtinnic on the ground that ho had iuy Jared
their contents TO the custom, officers wore opcucd
recently In tho seizure Room iur examination ENuulnoI
Marks made u.c apptalscmeu. ln ue iitscn,. ~ Ar
Draper.
IN thc trunks were found large as'Himrut '. r,ute
men = ladies, ami chirNus Wt Iru- ul 1rN tc llf'N
fIfa ktlr -kutDk, stFthf. rn uNlt l- unf otf aru
Giles, which MI D.AI s1u were iuwulrl i3v Als iaT
~. l-e L.l... .AI- A.l-.-l- ~ .---- I'm
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BosToN, Aug s.-The Joundl publishes 70
port u4ti4c Hon Jolu.G sinclair oi Bethlehem. H.
IS charged with forging endorsements nnl notes. the
omount t.H. unknown III ,aid " SincHir has
ul. r,Ntl effort possible o. redeem such paper winch
/, h,d 40 has N,,u h.l ly banks AZ Iitt'fou. II.
Manchester. Nashua, and other places auh also b.
bank Boston tlp Iftrtlt National Bans The iulate
~ Mr. ~ircl lr efcw ont oi hl, connection with the
NaUnl,eA Lunbci 'oiupan! and ot.E operations.
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yellow Fever at Port Ead..

NEW ORIEASs Aug. S.-Seyentcon casos Of
yellow fever have occurred at Port Eads of these one
died, one recovered. ana fifteen are under treatment
Being pailc stricken, the engineer amt gan. foreman
took the boat Ntst,I'hN Tor MuhNc All the lMIutcfs
have n,1 lrt many ol trn coming to this city Two Of
whom an their arrival tcpntl.d sicA and were admit d
to the Charity Hospital Work at the citcs IS report 4
tO De- entirely suspended The hsutiuu,, keeper, has
wLv. AMI laughter are REVERSED s.ek NltA lDe leNeE
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination..

In Vriina: First District II. W. l., Bcale
ConseryauNe; Fourth District. W T.. Hunter, corscrva
tive, aud Joseph Jarecnson, Republican. rcnumiuitei
Gtn. X Is Vance has been unanimously ItuNm!nuicl
from the Eighth North Carolina District lie voted oi
the Burchhrd resolution.
COl j B Richmond Of Scott county, Va was ycster
daA nominated hy the Conservative COnsfesaum con
NcnuOn u the Ninth District
Charles Comst0ck (GrcenbackJ was yesterday nOuu
pgled l9r Congress N Wv Fun AleAgau District
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WAsHINGToN. Aug. SIN letter to Rear All
mirl Rodgers superintendent of the United States Na,u
Observatory dated Denver col. Aug . 1873 Prot j G.
Watson of Ann Aibor says At thc time Of DtalV oh
served -, magnitude star in x A, ~ 2in dee -
north, which ls ieel convinced all ihuameleuua
H.IlH
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Warmer, clear weather. followed By incroas-
n- lNu iHc>s ami occasional min Hlun- fI.-lhN. fOl
loNll !. ll,!ns hnromctoI WInls mOslA slALANesL
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Tie great tome Thermahne, cures chills AMI fcyor
2ic per box NvYeI known " lAIA DenAul dAllJ AZ
eIsAslug,-Ate
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The Overi..ue of Peun.,Iv"nla bonds.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s-Mr. John s. Bickle.
who Was state Treasurer l~52 ami 1883 in response
an inquiry regarding the slrnpiO oy,ris.uti has pro
duccd you, her signed 10y the former President the
Girard Bank. a follows
MAY 81. is5i
hereby acknow cdgc that the GiraiG Bank h1i,
snt.'t cnuon h"ui OF the state o Peuns, wanna. ,Ib-
l'Ct tu flc order ui ihv state Treasurer. BuNIK
Tie present officers uf thr tirprl Bank that tho.
bonds were lett with their bank they tlcre simuI
for safe kccIlu- Ia t,r Ntult, Tie bank had ulthins
win me- ouauus tho loan has no records whatever
a. 90 lc bond, AMI knows not as 10 any alleged pay
mcni ui Us, 30 Oh account OF the same.
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Note Tin Box, with blue star Wrapper.
Our genuine American Soft Capsules Trade marks
American" aud m0n1sIaln ', AAuseI feHe n
l-AdA
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
signnI Omee Prediction.

Al Hulnut's at 3 4. NJ, IL: G. 70': 0. 74o; II
y JJr NJ -. . 81 y Isa. n ~.
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81 dontnten 70 introduce q long rigmarole
sqreS 9na SStsE wS eGys pa h9@ fgSGGe
-Nouingl " Has tho condition Of the working
mon been growing worse day by dayY Cries
Of "lc-.'I "Bo'oro leaving California |
read oi a dinner that was given by a rail
roma hbrr that cost 5000, while ! knew
ol hunlr"ds, rof poor mon, potter men, begging
wantto know anything about and all that shall
use hereafter. There are many POINTS OF in
t"rest 70 a 4rang r ia Boston. hut what interests
me II the hundrcds Of liz cill1"ns who are stary.
Ing, Great applause The starry flag should
i%lNe oyer unoppressed workingmen here
tIhrHrSI cun assure you that through the
Iaper knlio' the ballot victory Will perch upon
Jour lanncrH; Tho news will he heralded from
one point oi tho Union T. the other that Massa-
snu5ells won the second glorious victory ~ this
klAu " W. la.Isd States .AIp.aAse.l We don't
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AnlUSeInents.

National The0ter.-Maggie Mitchell is a
great fayOrite here, and theater-gOers will
flock to hear her at tine National this week.
She will begin her engagement here tonight
in The Pearl Of Savoy which will continue
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The re-
manning nights she Will appear in her play
OF "MlgnOn, which has met with great sue
cess. At the matinee on Saturday "Fanchon, -
Will be produced.
opera H0use.-Cal. Wagner, with his first
class company of negro MINISTRIES. will begin
an engagement of three nights and a matinee
tonight. The troupe is composed of nineteen
wel[knOwn burntcOrk artists, who make lots
of fun.
1heateT C0Dlique.-The sensational drama.
this week with a good cast. The variety pOr.
lion OF the programme will not be omitted,
but VIII be well arranged and given by we'll
known stars.
LINCOLN HoH.-Wendel Phillips, the famous
New England orator, will this evening deliver
his lecture on The Lost Arts The ability
of the lecturer and the character of his dis
course are so well known that an extended
notice is unnecessary.
st. AuquStfRe'S ChuTCH.-The fair here
which was postponed on account of the Pope s
death, will be reOpened this evening.
Columbian Building, Eth street.-The Mace
DOMAIN Glee Club. assisted by Young ladies'
will give a concert this and tomorrow even.
IngS, for the benefit Of Metropolitan A. NJ Z.
Church.
MdrGriter's.-A free exhibition here of
Bram's famous autotypeS of Paris.
Mchendree ChdpeL.-Old Folks concert to.
morrow night.
Foundry VI. E. Church.-Lecture to-mor.
row evening on The Philosophy Of the n. 4.
Indians"
81. Domi1lic's Church-Lecture on FRIDAY
by Rev. F: E. Boyle on The American Con.
StitutiOn.''
Masonic TenpP.-The sixth annual ball in
aid of the building fund of the Children's
Hospital will be held Monday, 18th instant
See adyt.
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SEE Emmett Centennial meeting to- night.
THE COERTS.

EQUITY COURT-JudGe Mac arthur.
Saturday-FIelds agt. BigelOw: dismissed
without cost. Adams, executor, ACT. Thomp
son: submitted. Clagett agt. Brooks: commits
file cross bill. Siamm agt MOrsell, and Cam
mack agt Cammack: submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cartier
Today, Patch agt. Davis: judgment Cock
agt. Tyler; do. agt. VIM. Tyler. Ivy agt. Child
4 Co.: Judgment for amount admitted.
faScha!l, and the court, in respect his mem
DRY, adjourned.
POLICE Countrywide Smell.
Saturday-DariuS Taylor was fined 80 and
costs, or thirty days i'll jail for larceny of s.
Joseph Oker was fined $1O5 for selling rum
for vagrancy. Martin WEIGH, John Owens,
VIM Thompson and Perry Riley all white men,
We're sent down for vagrancy, having Worn
out their welcome at the station houses. j. S
WalnStall, driving over fOOtWayS, forfeited s.
collateral. John Mack. charged with mutt
lating the police manuel Of Sergeant Fitzpat-
rick at the station house: $40.
TO-DAY.
James DOnnelly was fined $50 for selling
liquor without license at the corner of 18th and
L streets: an appeal was taken. Henry Harrell
was sent down for yagrancy. John Washing
ton, assault on James Kent: continued. Pat
rick Ntzhugh,, threats to John w. Brown, who
testified that he had been summoned as a wit
ness against Ntzhugh,. charged with keeping
an unlawful bar and the latter threatened to
shoot him dead If he appeared in court against
him; bonds. Fanny Ashly. and Florence
Dlggs. threats to Harry FOote: 500 bonds to
keep the peace. George Robinson assault on
BetSey Robinson: personal bonds to keep the
peace six months. Charles Cook. larceny of a
ander TolsOn and Frank Brown. assault on
Sam Smith s.