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W.IS BIG TR.INK 1T HOWE.
Or Was lie One Of the Uiahwnymen who
WnyIaid aud Rubbed Cashier stonei

Frank Mccoy known ~ Big Frank, Who
II is alleged. was ono OF tho three highwaymcn
who robbed Mr.. Stone. cashier Of lla.cs piano
iortc mandatory Of $4,000 at Ninth avenue
and Thirty fourth street. at about noon on tho
81 inst, and escaped N a butchers cart, was
arrnign"d IN the Jefferson Market Police Count
yesterday a.t,rnoon. Capt Williams did not haVo
any witness Is, and John Sela, frcr Of sos Ninth
avenue was called ~ Nr HAL. MrCoy's lawyer.
He has n lruii stand at Ninth avenue and
Ihirtv-ionrlh street At about the Nmc OF the
robbery no came out II tue basement Of drift
fms skoo store, and SAW u butchers wagon
coming down Thirty-iaurth stroot from Touth
a tnifl man was cn his KNOBS NJ the ipilhoard
leaning over The cart TUNED mo Ninti ave;
hwrl. That ulau. ht said looking ~ u COY.
looks like the man at the tliiuonrd ~ the cart
tut the man had % ard On l,s chin,
MoCoy smilcd. and s,rokcd his reddish nous.
tarhc. " has long red whishcrs. tui his chm
Is smoothly shavuu.
s'harticr ran All the cart for n few blocks
SUR sing iuut the hrrs" hud run away Soon
a'trrwrd he heard That Mr. Stone had bcen
Ju-'icr Murray asked Mr. Hall whether he
would oycf 10 hiS directing Mccoy 10 Put On
fAa,@ ~ abitciiun. Mr.. al replied. plcaa.
nntN Mctoy, nnno; say liketll' king in Ham
l.L II md s.uhNoln knees, h"oausc the direct
An onioor lei Meow up tho ccn'rnl aisle IN
ih" fourth bench. McCuy sat down. stretched
h,, ir'5.l i,Afm, mon "a. o9"ts q the Ocn,h AMI
" Nn' Mr.. Han answered. tito gentlemen
here -e"m To want to have you in "a variety Of
Mccoy iounscl about in various pos,urca but
| Jts,i - Murray dbl not direct nilu io knc.l.
tho a,i s.6 i .fS Wa rr m4 Poard oil
- cannot say positively. WIS SehpcNer's
~" Nl Tina, Mrs. ru'lv would swear ,o." Mr..
/ HAL mt rpo-'l wis that the man ~ the On T.
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counIDED IND 1HKN BrirEM.


In 1875 several leading local politicians
NJ H'hokcn organized tho Citizens Central
Association Of which Julius S'hlot,er and
Herman Timkon We're elected secretary aud
treasurer. respectively. The organization
proved a failure. and. although not formally
llslaulei. il ceased To- have a visible eX -tencc.
Ou la~t saturday morning the Hohokcn Journal
contained communication. supposed 10 be
from Mr. S,hloUer. in which the conduct q tho
treasurer Timken. in reference 10 some money
rooeived for dues. was severely criticised. On
sunday afternoon. Timken met Schlotter In
Hudson PARK. and accused him OF being tho
author Of Il al communication. Schlottcr frankly
admitted that he WIS It's author and there
ulOn, Timkcn, who is much taller and heavier
coat ard attacked SchlQtter cutting lin sew
eral times across the face and head. Schlouer
fed - the police station, and made acomplaint
against his assallant and obtained the escort Of
an officer 10 the FINN street wharf There lie
boarded the steamer Marion for HOckaWay.
ON hi- return Schlottcr entered Busch
Hotel in Hotoken. where Timkrn and party
81 friends were seated ~ table. drinking beer.
ScalQuer stepped UP TO the bar and said some
Wlng 10 q gentleman named Shaw about the
cowhiding that he had received. Ilmken there
upon sprang . his feet aud tho men mad an
other struggle. in which four Of SchlOtter's
teeth were broken and lie suffered serious in
Jurcs on his head. SchlOtter fastened 10 the
police station aud made a charge OF assault and
battery against Timken who was arrested and
Grand Jury. TlnIken then made n counter
charge 81 assault and battery against S'hlutfcr.
on which the latter was also arrested and bdli"t
in the sHme amount. Schluttcr is confined TO
his bed and under tho instructions Of his ply
sician, has refused % see even his most intl-
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EIN.INCLiL AND COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY, Aug. 19-P. M.-Thc operations
at the Stock Exchange developed un unusually
strong market. which was the result Of the com
pleton OF u now combination perfected since
the close OF business on Saturday and which
WIS composed chiefly OF certain sDccuators
who had boon unhappiiy caught short Of st.
Paul preferred Ms we'll AZ other stocks although
bulish on Lake Shore and few other shares
Having discovered the net into which these bears
had been drawn thcir only safety WINS in advanc-
ing prices still further. and in this programme
thcywerc assisted by reports that notwi'hstnnd-
Ing the fact that the crops in those sections ira
vcrsed by the Granger roa'ls hal been serious
ly damaged. thcro was sUfltcnt tonnage stin
in prospect TO warrant q good business. Tho
aggregate yicl Of the Yves, was acknowledged
10 be large. and Lake Shore as well as Michigan
Central were speedily moved W. On cxpoeta-
ton Of nut"rirg receipts. l.akc Shore. how
over, led the speculative list and rose FROM 6
at tho opening to Cos before midday; after
which. how yer. there was recorded de-
cline to G5'l subsequent to the second
call although this stock in the final
closed at &C.,. Tho Northw stern shares wora
also stimulated into activity and rallied =
tn GS'i Tor the preferred. while tho II. paule ut
the sam" time sold mp IL and l q cent. ~ 30,
and IL e Tor the common aud preferred res pee
WIS also manipulated upward = cent. from
o. To- %. hut TINS stock lacked tho necessary
support, and fell away nLgiu 10 81 b.. plthou.,l
mar rpegxnriup T., h.. Win runf = tf,l "A, 1f.
Il.lI,yar. nnI Hudson br,vrv,,, Ir,i IN -
'''' ~ - jim. 0''' VIZ
~ I1h 0u 10 ~ .lu M next sac AT
inc close was az Az. hut tho dealings
in this latter stock were not important. Mirhi-
gan Central w,- l. higher nt 6S't and Union
- rtl,,f ~, - yiif, I,,i,,r a., f, ~,
- u.s. %. +. 80 q, o. " u, nuIlh- w Hlt'Iio"h
lrhn-A,l ,lis' ia. IN hHl VII suudchly EalNhn-
D. u INTO liir iN "a rise OF l. o. H. after being
unimportAnt since the actual holders Of tho
.in.k 'VsIn ,l.fr.uInI - fLni- v'f,s at ia,
r,,,@, c,,,.,,,l f, va uii.t ~, ~ .n'
49, d, = Lii At ~ - -. r".i a. NH,
w, ~ az - i' VIZ, Ni"II ".i I7s'A, s,d'ilE NJ
Darlington and Quincy at iii >, New York
{. ufrtl lulal firm If Iuq with nm ~ tun.l, Ina
Dui il ii,,.r tr.f,.rr.J a., AZ mi III, .ls"
''N' ~ '"' w." A-i'' "'7'
H.,N''t vi o. lfs.
rae general intfS't, Win tin exception oi tho
canal sNurH-. closed strong. bat there il no out
side public 10 luy stocks and the speculation
r,.u..ta,l .futptv "a i,r.,l.,.,' 'tnurl.,.t
''1,,ii 49," ~, 'i"p, ~, 1" ",vNvi ulMl"'li r H. 80
,nt ~ 80 ..,iiI ~ %, "'.',' ii' vas
32.1hj. Delaware ItrkaWanua and Western
lNuTi. NprfllN t-toru. III. 700. do Irafsrr.,I
Gui. ptnl az, t,r..f.rr.,t ia O.l,. So,
5. ft"i' 80 w.. "a t'''1'' ,tlH.
h.%lu' IA 20 gan clirhl. 9.N@2; Iaclnt MIL.
LfJN, mon lUriil'. J .1DN. - 'luWaro and Hul-
son Canal. $50; Illinois Central 500: Morris
null E-4.N go. NV Inr4av q Intrnl onu. \ 80,
W. G.,frI iio. - n ,,i u,i,,,,.' ;,-o,
IL -, w., am. " - tfS.. ~ DO
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O,DONOTAN ROssA,s ILLNESS.
II" Effect on the Irish >lsirmishIng Fund-A
Movement Loses Its Leader.

jeremiah O'Donovan II 'sa il still con-
fined 10 -. Peters HosI ha, Brooklyn. by
paralysis u lis legs and the lower part Of his
body H. 'au shuttle about with crutches. but
h.s cuni.uan Is not much improved. His
trouble gan with maltreatment in prison in
Ireland Ae says, but he was not prostr ated 10y II
un'. alter wr h received in jumping from
ar.lroai train near Toronto last spring. His
mind WIS seriously affected before he was taken
% .Ae A9,idta! q week ago. and he is only
sow.yr'eaiuing the power to tako any interest
IL Anything. Tho hope II his recovery Is slight.
Tie serious Illness 81 Mr. O'Donoyan- Rosa
ha' hat marked efIrct on the Irish skirmish-
INK !lri. q which he was tho originator and
eAi'i 'QI hector The money had been sent 10
MN personally, and his fame A. An Irish mar
u Aa! been tAf cause d swelling the iund to
=. i'iall 100000. His lectures and his cXcit-
~ hii s7 .l The Hish li0ri had made con-
.Nl'.i~ FRO ri parts Of the country, II H. men
W, .l4 ms! AZ in'auacity compelled the a.
,ta-" ~ he r"-igLauon n secretary ana
Ss.f W"rH 'ncking Mr.. Augustine Ford. one
W W' rl.'nrs li the irish HOrid Wis made Soc
a'af, D i e late Contributions have been ra-
ffl|'i ~ MA AZ - Sprucr street. Tho remain
nnt IfI-'r,~- are JOAN j. Breslin. John Dewey,
!, mu- /. bourke. aud Thomas Q. Luby. all
m hgl r".uie ~ irish Natonallsts; IN,
.'lI ana irgn' %! thu movement. and as soon as
~ MS inoapaclty spread the contrlpu-
"",'s ,li0yr"d. / was lie who had talked OF in
,sIs tueiand with dynamite and other
san iA X. and without him ~ % lendeI
w. ti'NN-i SIN of the -krmishcrs cooled. The
= t4.- pat averaged about ~ 900 week; but
a.. h- W. past week only sl18 has boon ro-
gu,ti.a Yesterday WAS s70.4O2. Nothing cal
I. F'iu'l H. ~ WhHt Is 10 De done with II
IT, -,"i. .ld9l not know when or how she ID u
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Volunteer rire~el'. Convent,on.

ITHACA. n. Y. Aug. l9.-'fhe Convention OF
Volunteer frcmen Of the state Of New Nurk convcncs
here tomorrow one hundred AMI niy delegates are
expected tonight and IN the morning. The peopc Of
Ithaca form immense committee m reception, deco.
ration aud illumination Hundreds OF dollars have been
expended on four mammoth arches srauuih- ttnic
street others have been erected by private entrpris'
There will he 2ptl trcmcn AMI eighteen bras bands in
the procession on the I'D III. lat aay Of le Convention
Twenty ont u twenty seven hotels are nlled The public
halls are hcng hted up with cot beds All the large vi.
lagos and cities in the state having volunteer rc de
parncns represented, Hundreds Of bremen will he
led IN the Iubc parks THIS Will prove the greatest Con
NenuVn Vi Arglnen that has vet been held
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MoNnAy. Aug. l9,mFLoUE AND MrM-Tho
S Ssp mSa am r, S Tga a S SS esu my
hne, s9Nasi extra state sio5g :iHl; wcsein ,prins
EP,s SS'ss s' sua "a * an SSx
o. 80 Mnnesota patents, e6ssn5o 'ty slpmng extras,
s67s soathern sliepng extras 81 iss + cgrn meal
new sssss (" wheat feed si'asi'e ton ryciced, 81
CorroS-siead, dcmand TAR, sales 7ea bale. miduns
upanis re Futures were mrcsuisr closns NJ ~ so
idS Tor Ssytm6sf. iii ier pscSSmipyl iiid, %.
January. igle iT fe9rusry y nc. for March. aud
Pnoyl.loss-i'ork lover AMI du moss on tho spot.
Ic4S s5 Sn sAs s t'66g lef At 81 S ne
higher at the c.usc Beef snl =. hmn' 9gl Bacon
spo, dnll sale. 80 t. az s7is7 '5 for ci'y a
t.. at i Sees - i"r septeSer ana . SSss7 o. Tor
STATE orcamsriss s,ssSc 30 pals, Is's22t do Id,
snd athn. 10 flS Wcs%rn e5yM9cr'e; lde-i, 49,
state factory o',as1c Western do ,tsSc skins . -
GRAiS-Wica, depressed spots quiet future. active st
the reiuc ton salcson the spot 10000 hlsl, ncudlrg
sioissioi,s N@gfi isesii !or steam ana iSS.,s
nominal q laesila Future delivery, a4t6,j Ga,h'
@o,y s. = ROD + Ids S Or A 'H ;'I'Td p.
At inside pl"r. Se m so9 dr5nd "G ns s, o1 an
dulani tIlny Sc lower SALE, ssUsibu,h At ah%iic mr
VIZ Tor mixed and sse Tor 'v VINE Saa s' corn +"
tt9t,n npSyr. sslrs on us ,pei s@ hush a. q
Nos, 4iai1c tor unsound hSe,ic. tor yellow ami II
me anu lhAl" htalN'IN, l'4Pfl uNhll IN
cuilns No Al fhpc tor August and 5lr Ion september
ana steamer At use Tor August aud 4ef iH4c tor Supom
her
spsnait'--smrt, inrpcntine was steat, at 27s27'
nhd larry active ROss unbalanced ami quiet nj 81
VI W. tor common u good strained. Petroleum was du
AMI rather easier nj &C. for ruts, in huk, and lie 0r
nncd, IN barrels, At Philadelphia and Baltimore Nlppl
ibis were SOLD At lp.sc down 20 lo,r Taiiuw higher
and more active at 'a~7ff dv O,CHu ncghts were
somewhat lower and uhN moderately Nctiyr pr isios
Ia ldNerpOol. by steam, 80 a3ls ips. cnnu I'D tour
Ia London, 10y steam, - "a Iuu. bN sal, - sd. -four
ioGlsss9w 10y steam, :. 90 do, to Bn men, by 't.um,
- mnrks grain Ia cork. Tor uhcr- is 81. 2 az do
g. tAmn ur Newport, - Gi; refined Ictrovni TO the
| Baltic, - @i @is ilel., do. to Trieste, rs ~.
Ghuti lfs- Kn coffee lrm Rnd quiet here, car.
goes t4-i.ac And VbIlg Vts ~ lgh as ls!.e, sOId
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FOUR SURPRISING EVENTS.
or THE ENTRi RiCES
~ eIEIfOG ILSIERD

Eran,'ic Nh.h"""'N," '" w.. -, ~
,rtor i' t"'N p"'" ns"' n"',e'' ""
,,. - Tho track has no,
srNi"DN ''" 'u',. - '''e ~. q, ,,.,,
.Uli b. .re DURING tho season rs II was
rc...o,cral with sun mud. caused
t"'N" vt,"S anu "'D or
r.a.v duri,, the four riaes
49,. ...... ,......
.a.- Hi"N d. .'' i'iNl'h' Ht anl'ompaihl
.... d. l.i If lirlwNlc by BushwharNcr.
...l,,4t Brlu,hlr WA SOLID ONT.
r.,....., 49, rr,t roco ,o.d,v John
u., '. ir.Ecd.1n. came from tho pool
AVA with .ra,ri., I'LL.
H. H'. 1855 o. N"N 10 h' had had "a
.....t1. tgfyL.: public notice.
-i,.itv were, full 81. surnrisos
r., .Dae tnr thrre.uuau"r milo dash for a
f..t.l vth Il pcnalfv II mounds To-
..,... .,ii.,,.,i ,o,.,,,,,1. H.
n.t.nine Hfwaminihua wears oil carry
.n,i. ...ini-. started iayorte; but P.uuc. 3
,es-- % oth ~ pounds ~ highest IN tho
...,A.. .i.n.ing s3Oo t. $40 for Raadl-
.. fl.i. for Irdv par,y. vsar.. 1903
n.niH"7. ''-' ~ 80 - 49,
,unis t5'''r lS' B"nhnm. . wears ~ poun Is;
r..r 4. 'arr. y y.ar-. 111 pounds: s91 flr
,t..- rs ..,un1-.. ami ;go tor ri-i.
ah8yctrs 90 pounl-
p.,,.r ,r~p.l 20 tho lead as tho n.rf.n
... ...~. ID -...t tai....
rt co.rt '.'' ''' ''lrn' ~ trr''.' "n i"l' y
tl.tr fno trout, Iul he huishc a winu'r ia
,,o.. Islv Darcy yl4 lrpping p.Ire. Wtall-
lI'' ,.
nf1'iA- WIS" i''t third' ff'"'A y ''- tAd
ulu
.,,,, mil, AMI .hra,.,rar,.rs r,,c f,r
MN ''
llul-s NO : tu'; penalties to Winners aut All W.
,r,,. 3, n..'en horses. Brimbln ,he ERA K
. .,.,..i,,.. t,n ,.,,,,, 3. ,,.,.. Dol.
hs'e-'''i D. .'''f .t+ wv y 'u" " -. was - NIX
hg0rf' l.n-ins slti - goo for Bu~l-
,s.k,r '.v..f. fo1 mounds: go for Naunl,,.
So ,..,t.. s,of.~st.,t.,t ,.,t ttc
N'"l-' w." ''' '' ~ "- " 'V
polui- $50 iOt h"uhS, y'lrS. ia 'iN :.
al sai t.rH .Yrr Ovsls : vsnr-. III noun H..
.l p..h.r,.t... i ,.......
tfi' H'"'i-'' i'N' 'l"''N ''' "nt il'ny
holsli 'al on'u "i 80 'rss tl1. Tie had INST
,o,r. .. p.Y, llanrv O.v ma s,,~,sd fr
o''' ''.''''' Wv" .'7 s'' ,,...'. III ~.
h' i'-' "'.'i "' '"' 'l.. = "h" N'P' J.
ra-f 1'.'Ini nil t.r III ~ TO. k"nny ''o'l
Sal nI- .l-t.r thirL Roun ling the turn
sh'Few. Hnd. hramh' we s.y'nn his lgh. !.
unl -.. q. t." i'Hl; hut Brrrii ra "n
H.-.N. A...la 1873 AMI Doc r-p.n '"l. --ri-
IN ll-f Ia.0 ll'WH utuucd u around tio
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IN star. bond. The only recorded sales W, rc 900 South
carolina t findNhc. At2 Railroad srcuritios ruled
stfoM aul i've The principal rm>i iHns were ~
follows hutllugton tpdar Rapids AMI Northern SIS ~ .
4nt Milwaukee at4 81 Paul consolidated -iukiul funi
&C., tlD..D uu4 N,Iihug stern consolidated ,ou uu -ult
o. nf 90 " iris nHi is~ 90. JOS Hannibal ami -
Ju - tout rrunv. go canada ~Iuut 10 Z luIlti.
uci. 5a's knn,as Pacific iT =. Denver division with
coupon ttruucHtOs. tsitttHit e e. ami & lists -. So
NeW llrk Eev.,d Railroad 1T u,ortealc -, Alton aud
l.fi' linu' 1T morsH-r ltA Louisville and Nashville
~ - Nasl' e Chattanooga and 81 LOU, ist-. l,s
North Missouri! l,s lN,t ricaso. Harrington ami Quti.
cA =, liH Murr1s and Fs~N 1T morttAer N2 Harlem
III - coupon. l2o noh Pacific - land grant. loit
fhcirc Railroad of Missouri lst murt-agp iuia. Lous.
Nilc alh Nashville consolidated. l-o 100. II Paul
lsis, e. ana VI i'- Kansas Pacific income Ne Ia -.
chicago Rock Island uud Iacluc sinking fund los Ghl.
ca.u, Rock Island aud Pacific IL. lH7. coupon It-,
oVeulng sueS II. lowest Aul l.. NJ closing pri.t
81 stocks To-Day NVle.
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Cutting hi. Divorced w,re'. Throat.

TROY. Aug. l9.-Mrs. Mary Bico OF Waterford
was murdered her house at O'Clock this afternoon
Her thront was cut from ear 10 with razor She
was married short time Ego 10 Theodore Bice having
been previously divorced from Richard shannon The
divorced Husband went u her house yesterday after
nnnn md had AN alteration with her She attempted
20 put him out AMI The two ehnchcd shannon drew a
razor and cut her thrunt She immediately ten tn the
h1nr nj the murderer ran away Hec. the husband II
tie woman, work. in Buttons mnchiuc shop shannon
lives In oloes The victim lived with her husband IN
Division street The news VI the murder spread through
the rapidly. AMI Shennon arrested Int not be.
fore large crowd had gathered around the huus AMI
made an attempt H. lynch linn The woman lied lhis
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anu on inc rear IN" Woris;
isuoluucnt was ct,r'ai 'v the Grand Iof 20 u Oit
fcl.ow, o. he state 81 NcvNo.k
Tie bust is hy Il. . Donovan 81 Virginia. and
the casting and erection Of the siatuc were done
10y "a" bronl' Cast National Fine Art Foundry
Alter the statue had been inspected Grand
Chapl9,n T"rwilliger prayed. after which
Grand Master Dilks proceeded To- dedicate tho
statue. He said. In IriondshipI dedicate this
monument. earnestly PRAYING that while It re-
t1ins Us place ON this flrm hnsc the brethren
thrpuEhout our domain may be rs firmly bound
I'm Il, mis- fratfrnal"
:, I'M auditors r.pliod. 50 may it be-" and
In Love dediDaie this monument earnestly
PRAYING that. as a solid base uudcrlies II for
hearts. and support the whole superstructure
Al his hearers responded. May God in His
mercy 50 grant II. and the Grand Master went
In tho name Of Truth dedicate this monu-
ilrnt. praying that truth and right may BE-
known and established everywhere; and TINT
q, they rest ilrmiy upon the Rock Of Ages. 50
cGrely rpon It, Foundation stone. and the
storms of time shall not prevail against it,
Again ceine the earnest response 80 may it
be-, ana the speaker proccod,i
In the name oi B"neVol"nce aud Charity we
ruu-'e rats aud devote this monument 10 tho
memory oi o"r drp@rira er"i4er' John \ hrn;
worth: and may God. In His mercy grant that
II slaii meyer h' removed 80 long ne ten Violence
ami charity are d"ar g. the hearts OF men.
ear ana lmur sSive came tho last response
of mo hearers. Nay Cod in His goodness and
mercy So grant II and the Grand Master CON
Guided thus
=, ~ the eemen, binds together the stones Of
this monument. SEQ may tho cement II hro'herlv
affection bind u together during all the days Of
our lives here below. AMI So may the cement Of
divine love; in our Fathers own good time.
unit" H. IT. living stones in the Temple above
thc house not made With hands. eternal in tho
heavens
Past Grand sire James T. Sanders. who holds
tho pos .tion that Mr.. Kennedy held At the time Of
his dr '"as" then delivered the orntion. Att
conclusion Of the Past Grand Sire's nddress
Grand Mgr'"r Dilks again spoke briefly Tho
Grand Chaplain closed the ceremony with
prayer. and the throna a isperSol
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Tho four children Of William Kreiger whose
ages between and II. while roanins m the woods
near thoir ronse. IN stoohoo avenue. Now Lots on
SUNDAY ate wild cherre' swElowin- pits ma all
In the evening thcl Acilcd with CunNulaons and
suffered intense pain A. there was no phl s'cah W.T.
the father the thlldrtu some warm sllt
water Ts relieved tie Older children from danger, bat
The Youngest william. aged o. steadily wore. AMI
at O'Clock yesterday morning dleu Ihe coroner Nil
IN "
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LONDON. Aug. ia special despatch TO tho
TIM, from Calcutta .ays Reports from Cashmere are
very gloomy The DuThar u said to he Thoroughly
aroused 10 the appalling state Of affair. Tine auhorues
nrc LtiNus grain IN large quAniiiics hr' M"ths arc
being started IN all dircct'-s-S izNel ..n!nlile' OF
iud.os and Aus-uinlnns working tifelhrf 10 re-
hryr distress The cro reports IRON other rATs ol lhih
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sales al Baltimore 1OS2 bags private term; milo
grades Arm and In demand sales 100 hays Sava<
nilla private terms; Java IN demand at 222lsc god.
Rice and nul1sscs were witt lt qUntHlc changes Raw
ugarswere dun and only ahou .taa, atI@7 ioriat
10 good rrnins CUBA sales 1'a Nhts utOrc. for Cuha
muscuvalo aud 7Stc fO~ Crn+riuL1i Refined IN sons
sale ut Dc LOO standard ana ~ tGu.C. fOr haIdk
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nernnrd nlslin Awarded a Contract.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 19-Acting Secretary llaw
lev The Treasury Department has awarded the con
tract cartug duthhle goods At Tie port uf New ork
under the recent Advertisement 70 Bernard Bgin iron
Piers a. AMI ~ aud Mrssrs Mcpherson AMI BrOWn h
remaining districts these being the loves, bidders
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NAVFNPoRT, Iown Aug lH.-Seyon younl
SW'ics went ont sailing the riyer miles al
lDrc. trfiav AFTERNOON The boat WAS carslyed Az
Tour " tae eecu! ants drowned Thor naiues a.
We sfl.urV
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Dr. shernian's Doings.


IN another part NJ this paper viii he found Mr. Learned
statement concerning his sufrrigs from fuptdfe. ITS
treatment AMI cure. MI Learned being subMnheI 1"
It SrN. iecl PLEASED that our favorable notices o Dr.
shcmas success were the means of hsgong 10 thatfan
man anI that tie suit has been all that was hnpri
Tor II Is not habit o. pun any one, nor VIII We
consent do Tor considerations We have endorsed
Or sherman IN his successful metui OF relieving up
iure 10th Tor his credit ana the smpaihy we have lor
the afflicted. DR. Shermauas with uniliIng energy. Ne
vuiei his HE u th's speciality has made important in
Veutinus and discoveries, by amt through which he a.
Cumpii.hes these great cures lie Is doubtless rNlcd Us
many OF the medical fraternity Imply because they are
at lose TO DO anything for rupture while he does pa
much Tor IL Dr- Lrwi. AMI SAY - however, pad him
hgh iucnt when he took MI George lliigrs ~ ilr
Bellevue Hospital Mr. Hodges was badly runtiied Dr.
salge had sent him TO Dr. sherman, and was % wei
peased with tls appliance AMI its suits that lie took
Mr Hodges before the Medical Class and deliberately cA
blamed il advantage over the various uuAses-1ir
OcrAN FHoNt ors-Pont Pleasant Land Company
distribution Auu ~ Each share gets lu or budlha
price ala q. Dupee, l7V broadway. -Ads
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Bessie Turner is to appear a. Jdie. In Tho
Celebrated Case in the New Park Theatre, Brooklyn
next week The character OF the Cafdr N,rav 10 be
represented by Mr. r. h. 1ltOn but he Is not related 10
Thcpiorc Triton Bessie Turner remains with Mrs
Elizabeth Tlltnu
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"parn it, Darn whMW why that hole IN your
coat co 4. SO. g. StN building, AMI eut Ensc name
wrtns srrv ,titclng and lrning attachment Tor your
VIE, SOWING machiNe. AMI mend your OFT CLOTHES ana
nafk Your nanc your new once VAN ~ IllSS oh'J
one dOllaT.-Ads
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MlNltIEIl.

Mother: Walters" Mothers Don't ail to PRO.
cure MRS MlN~lOW'r sppfulNG SYRUP inr Alldis
ea-, OF Children wn!r t.ctug Price -1cent, bottle
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MAXINE INTi5LLfG ENCE

risf'rrUr AfYtstr-rWr nay
sun rises. o - Stf set. . p. Noon rises 10 N
HfsE RArIf---uts nay
sandy Hook u u ,tov Isana IL "a Hell uate -. Il
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ny nne s.ts oficeui Therefore 'et 'alic. who wish to
a-cinatc cultivate tbs ultra Sion t. use Of the great
vegetable a.I aaua,l q, t- teeth, Fragrant
sOZOpONr
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Dr J. sHI tNAN~ appliance and curative refining
and cure. ~ ll' NL wlu e tue Injury oi truss.
Pamphlet with lhntenun hk.rrs-o- II c1.cS before
and after cure male. Cos g. Oh g.. ~ Broadway
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ROCK ME. SISTER.
TMErKOP ETORS0FHY1T'T's LIFE

son. ant chorl- "a atgd o. the world wide frrn Il
AZ! hlniirtsw minnie warren entitled ROCK ME, SIS
II " - nrr ntci fce every reader of the New YORK
FAMILY STORY rArhR ont today
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spesml Aolt.s.
TI,E SEASIDE LIBRARY.

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Being 80 3s' of tle oceNic lhraiy Pncc enconts