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CANCER REMOTED.
The Dinieuit Operation Performed In the
Eclectic Medical College.

A remarkable operation was performed at
the Eclectic Medical College in this city. yester-
day. An encephaloid cancer Of the eye. in the
right temporal region. filing up the socket Of
the eye and extending back 10 the ear and
down upon the cheek. and pushing out the eye
bail. was removed ut a single operation by
Robert $. Newton. VI. D.. assisted by Prois
Mortimore and Boscowitz. Tho cancer covered
an area four inches long by three wdr
and required long and. exceedingly delicate
operation Tor us removal. The operation be-
gan at ~ o'clock. the patient having been pre-
ylously put under tho influence Of chloroform.
The iirSt step was the rNclsiOn OF the eye (which
had long since become blind and the subsc-
quent removal Of the tumor from the socket.
Win the tumOr was also taken away a consid-
cradle portion Of the hony matter of the skull TO
and suppuratlon had already taken place After
the removal of the knife the parts We're sub
lecled TO the application OF the sulphate Of zine
full strength. \ piece Of sponge was wet with u
saturated solution OF the chemical and placed
In the empty socket. filling II up entirely. The
wound WAS then dressed with cold water dress
Ing;
pursued by Dr. Newton Tor upward OF thirty
years with success Is the entire extinction by
cauteri1atiOn OF the cancer cells, which. in or
binary operations. clude the knife, and are sure
IN the end 10 germnatc anew. BY means Of
tho zinc n continuous suppuratlon Is main
tanned until the system is entirely relieved OF
all generous condition. The operation re-
artery and its branches. The patient is Bcnln-
min Unks, aged 80 yenrs. an iron manuiac-
turcr Of Pittsburgh. The cancer had been
growing for four months.
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At ATLANTIC CITY.
Congrsssman Dnnford's Version OF ~ Conver-
sation with James y. Anderson.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 23-The Potter Com
mittee met this afternoon at O'Clock. Messrs
Potter Butler. Hiscock. and Springer being IN
attendance. in one OF the parors Of the United
States Hotel. There were present ex-senator
Trumbuu Representatives Kelley and Dan
ford Messrs. ShcllaDarger and ]. r. Sypher. Of
counsel. with many guests Of the hotel. OF both
sexes. and reporters.
Representative Danford was called by Rep
reseniative Hiscock. who conducted the direct
examination. He testified that he was "A mem-
bcr Of the Morrison committee that visited New
Orleans and that he there met James f. An
derson. whom he had first known as Wash
ington correspondent OF newspaper in his
district. He had a full conversation with An
derson about East Felciana. IL was voluntary
on the part of Anderson. who spoke generally
OF the condition OF the parish; and ot It's being
the worst bulliozed parish OF rho state. An
derson snid that Willie travelling ilom some
point to the parish scat on a dark night he had
been ired az. his clothes being shot through.
and that he had escaped by reason OF the dark
ness. After leaving the parish seat he had
said. had doubted the truth OF the story about
the attack. Anderson also spoke " having
made "a protest on which the. vote Of East Fell
cinnn was thrown out and of having put in cir
culaiion story that during thc period OF reg
istration. no had visited New Orleans
including Gov Kellogg. that his parish was
Democratic. the cOlored vote being largely on
that side. and that H. had been advised 10y Gov.
Kellogg and the Republican committee either
not to return to the parish at all or 10 come
away and make such Il protest rs would throw
the parish out. Anderson said h. had put this
story in circulation in the hope that the Demo-
cratic committee would make him AN offer Of
money when by the offer Of money no had them
good and fast he would expose the authors and
blow them sky-high Tfh witness did not hear
Anderson question the truth OF the protest nor
complain that there had been AN Interpolation.
Chairman Potter asked the witness whether
II did not surprise him that Anderson. whom
he had known as newspaper cores pondent in
Washington, should so soon have become u Su-
pervsor of Elections in louisiana The wit
nesss replied that he had known Anderson as II
correspondent also Of u New Orleans paper,
and did not know hut that he was n citizen OF
Louisiana. Witnoss's recollection was that An
derson told him the vote Of the parish was
thrown out on his protest.
Chairman Potter denies that the committee
have agreed TO make preliminary report be-
fore the fall elections. He also denies that he
has made any statement whatever as to the case
expected to be- proved or the effect OF the action
OF the Electoral Commission.
There was nm informal meeting Of the COM
mittee tonight John Sherman being present.
Tor consultation rs 10 the convenience Of his
Witnesses. Gen. Harry White Of Pennsylvania
and Frank Morey of Louisiana are also 10 be
summoned AT his request.
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THE ONO NATIONALS.
state Convention at Coiumbus-Thc Platform
Reported by Gen. n. +. Cary.

CoLUMBUs July 23-The State National
Convention organized this afternoon by electing
Robert Shilling OF Cleveland. Chairman. and
Hugo Prcyer OF Canton. Secretary. Gen. s. +.
Cary was made Chairman Of the Committee ON
Resolutions. and reported the following plat
form:
Frst-we endorse and reAfirm the declaration Of the
gg4i4'' i.4s ' the National party adopted al '0''0 req
cisi question: IN Go,6 III lie Repubean ana Democratic
demand amancia reform should abandon oid orsanila.
uons aud unite together In the National Gresnhaek Labor
ins classes from starvation the whole country
LUTON. and the nation from Reputation
ThirdNc dcnounce crimes against the people the
law making tho gleenbaek only partial legal tender
the act creating the national banking scheme the act
chaneing currency bonds into COIN tond. the act
enpiins bonds from taxation the act repeating the IN
come tax the act deoneihns silver the act Tor Issuing
ini"eshcaung bonds tor the purchase ot silver bullion
inerrs y" tie natons nanK crouistou spd NM IN" ror
nous contraction uf the volume o the circulating me
duni We recognize the financial legislation o the GOV
crnen from the commencement o. the civil war the
arbitrary tlcaton OF .ynilc ate Of bankers and usurcrs
with The .insl" and settled purpose OF robbns the
Fenrlnie remedy and eounieract The evils complain
hsai tend'l rarr m9ney, adcquis IN volume ior ihe
requirements o business amt Tor the payment o I'll in
ietc'tlvaling h"uis ns last A. redeemahle the with
rtculne as currency, the noncxcmpuon from tax OF all
pnva,s Gner ,e na,sase Of saainsied ga income nc tax
Of the Snecc e,umIii9n 9et' ths establishments Of AL s
Fiih-we 10, sni1t the mutual dependence Of capits
aud labor and dVpTccatr all attempts to antagOnze
them combinations of pal 10 rob aud strikes o labor
ioih Wc drn3lnoe alike The Communion which de-
mands equal d'i,ion Of properis and The infamous
enrich III, lew We demand cheap capital and w.llpaid
Latte ~ place ul dear capital aud cheap labor.
siNi-lo SECURE uie rHis ana protect NE Interests OF
employer and empoyed bureaus oi STATISTICS should he
into and r-p9rt the condition and Vases 9. the worhps
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Austria Expecting Armed Resistancc In Bos
MIA aud Russia Bntoum.

VIENNA, July 23.-The Austrian authori.
ties expect considerable trouble in Herzegovin.
and Bosnia and are even prepared 10 encoun
ter armed resistance similar to the Rhodope in.
surrection. Arrangements have been made
for the advance OF strong reenforcements to the
frontier and neigh hboring lnfsison towns.
The Turks display very unyielding dspo-
sition in the negotiations about the occupation.
Intelligence has been received from Brod. on
the Bosnian frontier. that detachment Of AUS
tran pioneers crossed the River Save last
Saturday to prepare for the construction OF
bridge. They were well received by the Turk.
ish officers and local authorities
The Archduke John Salvador Of Tuscany has
been appointed to the command OF n division OF
the army. OF occupation. This appointment Is
administrative arrangements.
PARIS. July 49, President .MacMahon has
CoNsTANrNoPLE. July 23.-Prnce iabanofr
the Russian Ambassador. has received no in-
structions In regard to the occupation of Ba-
toum. but says that the Russians will overcome
the resistance Of the Lazis II " Turkish forces
retire, The evacuation of forts around
Shumla continues. The Turks still promise to
surrender the place as soon as the Russians
evacuate the positions they hold near Constan-
tinoplr.
at an early day to Armenia. to punish tho
kurds and retstablish order and security.
Numerous petitions have been received from
Bosnia asking for protection against Austrian
occupation. The Porte demands that II be per-
mlttru tO retain tne CIVIL administration Ot the
province. Tho negotiations with Austria are at
n standstl The Porto intends TO maintain its
objections.
BELGRADE. July 23.-Advices received here
from Serajevo indicate that the concentration
Of Turkish troops behind Mitrovitza and Novi
Bazar continues. The object is not known
LONDON. July est is believed that the de-
bate ON Lord llgrtington,s resolution. viii lch
comes up in the House Of Commons on Monday
next. will last the entire week. and that Iii
vision will take place on Friday night. The
ConseTryatiyes will support the Hon. Randle Ed
ward plunkeu's amendment expressing conf
dencc in the Ministers. with the whole strength
Of their party.
The freedom of the city OF London will be
conferred upon Lords Bcaconsheld and Sails.
bury on the Sd OF August. Immediately before
the Ministerial banquet at the Mansion House.
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The West Side Social club OF Manhattanville will enjoy
an excursion ON Wednesday the 3lst inst
An ATTRACTIVE display of fireworks is he made at the
Holel hrishtoh COMFY Island, tomorrow evening.
John Dillon, 80 years old. ui ~ Second avenue was
Second avenue
Democrat, horn in Canada. whose family moved to
New YORK when he was three weeks old, with.
out being natuiallZcd.
The barns and greenhouse OF Marx Wnten the retired
mlunhiTe sugar rnhncr eft Mount Vernon were burned
AsteNsnr valuable farming utensils plants, and vines
being destroyed
second annual promenade concert iesuval, and picnic
under the auspices the order kU seT Shcl BarIc Dis
tret irand Lodse No L. in aid VI the rclei und, at
Joness Wood to-day.
Mrs Harriet H. Garner. widow Of the late Thnu9
Garner has sued ON her own behalf and that n her chill
Frederick NJ Garner, who Is her plnnn by guardian,
rs well US on behalf O the three children OF the late VIM
+ Garner, Marcillete, Florence Josephine and Edith
Marion who ARE made defendants tor the removal vi
VIM. l.. Thorn, trustee under Thomas Garner's Will
Patrick Kelley, employee in the Tenth street Eve
and Ear lntlrmary. became dlsspated that lie was
warned Of his discharge at the end of the month lie
continued to drink and was downheartcd, On sunday
night he was found unconscious on his bed, his left
hand stretched basin half hled with blood that
lowed rom cash In his wrist lie dad next evening.
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STRIKING on At SEA.
The Success or IN. Whaling FIeet-A Terrible
Contest with "A sperm Whale.

PANAMA, July lG.-The whaling bark Mary
has arrived ut Esmeraldas with $50 barrels Of
sperm. She reports that she spoke April 20. on
on-shore Grounds in the South Pacific. the
whalers Emma g. Jones' with 1880 barrels Of
sperm, Rnd TIE Hercules with l5O barrels on
Aprll "a IN" Milton, with $3.50 barrels the Graca
MhrRs. lour months out, with 400 barrels Of
Martin, with $50 barrels OF sprrm; tho. Maggie
Iiill,wth 50 bnrrels, and the peacadora with 200
Shore Grounds scarce and wild, Sho had /, ter
rillc contest with an eighty barrel sperm whale
on May 2. which stove ono boat Ia pieces and
damaged two Others The monster was purtic-
ularly fierce. assaillng tho boats with tremcn-
dOus violence. aud only succumbed after an
eight hours fight.
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mcm, OF TIE senatc a young coorcd man named James
Kennedy, and another. believe in The House oi Rep
BOTH from New Orleans. Just ask either Vi them who
ftc content. OF iii. Litter !. private aud conndenal
wi doali say ihgrin on thGsc con,ilcrati,n, tnai
T. s. KELLY
Can't. James Kelly then testified that in the
latter part Of lust month ho went TO Lake Provi-
dpncc sent by the Democratic State Committee.
to see Tom Kelly. whom he. had known for some
time. When he reached Lake Providence he
found Tom and asked him to come to New Or
leans and testify. Kelly told witness he would
go down with him the next day. but was wait
Ing Tor II certain document. Three boats
passed up on Saturday night, From the
second boat q sIEaoge gg colored man pa, and and
landed Thsy wefS rSe me, wo6sn by Tom
to their quarters. Witness lost sight OF them.
ami the next morning heard that Kelly had left
eve Of his departure for Lake Providence he
heard that u cOOrcd man had Just arrived who
was about starting for LAX Proyidense nc to get
get there first. The man who took Kelly OF
WIS Kennedy. Assistant Doorkeeper OF the Sen
ntr. Kennedy was M Lake Providence three or
four hours on the night he reached there. Wit
ness was not authorized to oner Kelly anything
+. o. Minor, a detective testified that no had
made efforts to ascertain the whereabouts Of the
two men who left Lake Proyitsnce and had
authority from the Chief OF Police:
NV omtASs. June 20, 1878
jas l. Rffa Ga-iHndH ohm
Two culnrcd men lett Lake Provide zee Louisiana. on
the Mary Houston. last trip she len this city 2th June
one ui the men Is sight built Sfarhthairrd, gcntecl
looking. named kennedy Ihr other, named Kelly. Is
tall htshv haired has small mnustache and goatec,
musician playing cornct III brass band II is important
that these two men c quietly shadowed and their resi-
wanted strictly conndvninl rarucularsby mail
r y BorLAS, chef oI Police.
CINCINNATI. July >. 1873.
Ttoud, n Issiin clisf of Pliioe
Parties passed through here Tor East Sent particulars
By mail JANIS L. kuItiN.
RvrnS, sNELnAgKR A Co. 1NptrTNDHSr)
DKrhcTrh PoLicE ActNcr,
CiNcNNArl, July l. 1879
Tlomas B,gitn
Dr,R sin Yours Of June - To hand today. contents
noted In reply will say your party arrived by
urdav. june 20 II midnight They stayed On the boat
ull oco,k in the morning Then they went up town
and bought straw hats aud shoes Then they went 10
railroad ticket office Kennedy bought ticket Tor Kelly
60 Washington. u g. From there 20 restaurant Tor
breakfast From there back 20 the boat and got car
fiugc Kennedy had a trunk markud : ID n Kelly
bad nothing but SHtchUl We followed IN another
riasc I'll them take the \ 40 train tor Washing
ton CITY Times very DUH here. Remember me io all
the boys Yours respectfully. JAS l. RuritN.
Nrw oEtE,Ss, july ?, 1878.
JIs l. RenH. Dsfscfirs. fnciaHpn. OhtD
Have you any trace OF parucs Let me know route
taken and to what point
y. BorLAS Chief Of Police.
CiNciSS,ri July 8. is7s
Tlns v Rsfin. Chisfaf pllies. y ~
Parties lett hy Panhandle and Pcnnsylvana Railroad
for Washington cts. Jas l. RurTS
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Gen Eseobedo has hecn captured by Daz troops unaer
Col Nunc0 near 'uatru stnvgns
The RaNcnswnud Railroad Depot IN Verona avenue
Long Island tiiy, was blown down Yesterday morning
The Fnh ohio District Republicans have nominated
The Hon william Alien oi pntke county Tor Congress
The Hon Charles Foster has declined the nomination for
Congress ia the seventh District
James roye of New York was found in Albany late on
Monday nisht IN dcsolatc place IN the rNrf bank, hat
lese and coAess and WAS luckcd mp II is thought that
he was attacked for the purpose Oi robbery
Base ball Yesterday In BOston-B0stons II; Cincin
naus, I In Builao-Buniios $, Lowrlls, 3 In Troy
Spnngheds 10, llaVmAkcrs, ! In fruNldence-Provt'
irnce, q; Milwaukee. l. In CmcAgO-ChicagOs, o. In-
dianapOlis club,
The Grand Lodge Of knights Of Pythas beganis session
In Poughke"pse kestrdnN. About two hundred dele
ghies are IN attendance The annual election Tor officers
resulted In the choice Of Henry LtmmVrman OF New
York Grand Chancellor and J. e. Mott OF Albany
Nice-GrAnd Chancellor,
The German who shot himself on sunday morning
the Jamaica road near the WOodhaNen lane. idenu
ned yesterday as Michael Werner 10 years of age u
Union llil New Jersey. His brother, Hoteb werner
Of ~ East Twelfth street New York took charge Of the
body. The suicide leaves vile and two small ehileTsn
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One Hlow thu, May End IN Man. Death.

Daniel Foster Of 10 West Third street. is
wclknown dog and bird iaucicr aud sporting man He
has sometimes acted private detective lie Is most
generally known as Dog Dan" Nicholas Qurk Is
licensed verder ana sells from his He stood
~riaN opcms oA sers IN 'front.' of lhh Allen street fTag
mtt, of shell under the blows OF his knife struck Eos
ter who stood lie turned angrily upon Quirk and
suid something To which the latter rctOrted Qurks at
uuic was threatening, and Foster A. he says. made
motion MS though 10 draw pistol Quirk, with heavy
board used sVut in his wagon struck Foster pow
crlul blow, knocking INN unconscious lurk WAS
rested. ana Poster. dangerously hurt, was taken 10
nf,p slatin
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


LONDON, July 23.-ln the House OF Commons
this afternoon sir stafford Northcoe Chancellor of the
FNchepucr. announced the hctrothal of the Duke of
uonuausht Qu'cn Ncionas tiri som with Princess
Marie LoulN u Prussia. daughter ut Prince Frederick
charles The Chancellor SAID he would move on Thurs
DAY the provisions o grant for the Duke Sir Charles
Dixie Rndican gave notice that he would submit
amendment recung that there is no constitutional pre-.
cedent Tor such application.
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The Tweu,y.seven,A n, Oak Blun..

MATTHIAS VINEYARD. July 23.-The arrival of
the Twenty. ieventh Regiment New York State Volun
eers, at Oak Bluffs, was to-day witnessed by a large
portion Of the population OF the island The regi.
men was welcomed 10y military salute. ana
upon landing an address Of welcome was delivered
by Isaac fogor after which the regiment marched 10
camp hcc where the men went into quarters and IN
the evening had dress parade GOV Rice is.Apecled
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Drowned In Going to Nee, hi. Father.

George Eggo. sprightly. siX-ycnr-old hog.
Of $50 Nineteenth street BROOKLYN ON saturday morning
last ran down from his home was his habit 10 tho
foot uf Twentieth street a. meet his father boatman
who returned a. tho same hour daily from the river Mr.
Ego missed hls sons welcome. aud arriving home
met b, hs wife. who anNOusly asked Tor her child
The bu, hoiN found yesterday the bay At the
foot % TNVutitt
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SAN Francisco, July 23.-The schooner Par
ae reports that ON the 18th inst on the coast about 100
miles north of this port she cl in with Japane SC junk
There was not living person board but number OF
corpsrs were found shacklrd togethrr must
have been dead month at least Some Of the bodies
were dressed IN costly material There was ~ food IN
the vessel
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The Saratoga Railroad Conference.

SARATOGA. July 23.-Thc matters of difference
between the Great Western and Canadian southern Rail
roads about Western reghts and referred TO
Col 7 A. Scott of the Pennsylvania Central have been
decided by him after hearing Vanderbilt the Canada
southern. and Mr. Broughton nf the Great western.
fn hNe per cent OF comrcuuvc frclgs from the West
~ awarded To- the Grent Western road aud sixty cent
ol the passengers ana the remaining forty hNc pcr cent
" the reishs aud forty per cent u the passengers to the
Ia
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ROME, July 23-It Is said that tho Vatican
contcmpates removing the Roman Catholic churches IN
ENGLAND. Ireland and Scotland from the control u the
Propaganda fc, and placing them under the immediate
authority ul the Pope Iis measure il attributed
clerical circles 10 desire To induce the British Govern
mcnt 10 establish relations with tire Vatican
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a Victory for Bogardus.

LONDON. July 23-ln the return pigeon shoot
ing match to-day between capt \. H. BogaTdus, the
American champion and Mr. Cholmondeley .Pennen.
member Of the urlngham Park aud Gun club, each 10
shoot at lu birds ior SlODb side, Capt BogArdus
tile winner, killing two birds in vi the number
Killed by hls ANTAGONIST
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Lord nencen.nela,. pecor.,lon.

LONDON. July 23.-The Times. in II leading
EDITORIAL article this morning on the subject OF the bee
stowal Of the Garter upon Lord BcAconsed saws The
highest social distinction hch could be bestowed 10y the
sovereign Is thus added To the applause winch Lord
beAcOnstied has won ifum the country at large,
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Crippled In Hands and Feet.

NEWARK. n. j.. July 23.-Joseph Miller. n tel
esraph OPERATOR who has lost arm tried cross the
track o the Pennsylvania Railroad ~ the Market street
deh" tiis mnrmng. as All eastwardlnund tram al.
preaching The locomotive struck him and completely
cut on one foot His leg was amputaled subsequently,
ana II Is feared thar he cannot live.
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Mr. Joseph Tilley. silk fringe weaver IN the
employ of Maid OF this city, VITO lived at Little Ferry
near Iackensaok on the New Jersey Midland Hallway
was In the habit Of jumping on the Orange county cx
press which does not stop At thut station although
qur niy admonished Of the danger lie uod II Tor the
last time On saturday eNcuus being caught between te
cars and The nlntlOnn Mnl cTmslIrl 20 heAlh.
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AUSTIN, July 23,-A Joint committee appoint
ed by the Hubbard ana Devine wings OF the Democratic
State Convention. after session Of several hours dura
on, agreed to Withdraw all candidates tOfore bal
loed Tor and present the name OF Chief Justice q NJ
Roberts 10 the convention. This done, and Judge
nation.
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Triple Murder and Suicide.
y 23.-Wilson Howchins.

RICHMOND. Va. July 23.-Wilson Howchns
who lived near foyanna cour, House tins state, yeser
day murdered his wiie motho r.inlaw, and child
and then Killed himself son, years old who saw his
ather attack his mother took the baby out o Its cradle
AMI lied 10 place Of safety.
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Minnie Warren's Death.


FALL RIVER, Mass. July 23 Minnie Warren,
the well known dwarf, dled here to-day IN childbirth
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Its best CONNIE IL the fact that IL effects per.
macnt csres and is pleasant 70 take We have known
O several o N <stA aud can personally commend IL 10
public faya IT'S Grand thing " bs had At rs centsn-
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Note Tin Box, with Hue star Wrapper.
Our genuine American Soft Capsules Trade marks
American and monogram A. q. Aauger Fetrie. n.
Y-Adn
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Calf low shoes easy ntting. for summer wear. from
$500 Knox Morgan Gal broadway, near Bleeeker 81.
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PARIS. July 23.-The Auzn Mining Company
has received tu .urm the mtrrs that when they re
sumo work their calm wlil receive lair consideration
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Gray's American Capsules, Trade Marx.
Tin boxes, soft, soluble, cheapest American make-Ads
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spARKs fRom rHE TELEGRAPH.

Clear or partly cloudy weather light yariabk
winds. statlonnIy nre,suIe and iomperAtuIe