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The New York herald., 1879-09-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

.cnArHA.. NIB. Sept lo-Arrived brig Ano Rus
Cleared 10Th; bark. 3. Goneyieys !Fr Demsar.ut, Bor
dcaux; Angus tBr). Anderson CardiH
prssl: roa SSi.depS. hu b
fo vaTs rss CITY OF
HAIivax. Ms. SEP. s-0Issrcd bsrks Arctic Csor. Han
Arrived ,2th steamer Caspian m Trocks. Liverpool via
MosIRr.l. Sept ,o-Arrived, steamer sardInisn tBD.
Arrived ilth. bark Qusen Victoria Br Foster PIotou
Sailed 10th steamer C,rcsssian Br. wylie tiverpooi
Sailed iith Saris francesca cGas.sro d.aD Pa..ardo
Hull: Amser tBr Reynolds Newry
LSspoo fSs sS' Tor nd sos S
Sb ss o4 S.a
PsNARrn Sept s-Arrved, bark Rio de la Plata tBr),
fsssAsSuso Sept eArrvod previously, brig Frances
Poai SEsss Aug ,ss sss-A.,yod brig sss. ss.n
port Aug So-Schr Isaac Oliver (ay) Moss for New
PicroU. Sept 7-cicarod. brig Eb. cBr, Dawson Lon
defo Now York snd .ailod Tor barrow, sept ship ToS
Or DaE Esa ss , sSf rs s:n sn GSssS Nab
Have, Philadelpha.
AL. Sa a. @ ass~ ss~
Isrt iS A%sinis .. CSs.sn,e. qrs% New York;
Susnse Sop, s ship: 0y Of Mcn.Sss r
DO %ccs%oSs boss: asyre mop jacobsen taSdsn
Tnss'S Gem Jsnsop S" .srDOo sSSrso dr0y %
Arrived lth stesmsr scsndinsyisn tBrl barclay Liv
$ Sr's.:
(br Bassct; Sligo; Helena er). Hanson. icndon IIads
Small Ger. Deilwlth. London; Norman tNor, Aagard
Fiecamp. .
Cleared 10TH steamers Phoencian tBr. Montreal; Tou
tonia tB do ship Greyhound, London barks Edda Nor
do; sovereign (iirj Wexford
Cleared f1th, barks Harvest Home 03r German Lon
donderry: Ottolina Nor). Finch, London; Try (Br)
Hughes, Holyhcsd.
sr TnoaAs Sept i1sailed steamer City Of Para, Car
pSntcr from Now York;. Rio Jaueiro.
JonN, NIB. Sept 12Ccarcd schrs Carrie (Ir). Finley
New York; Payfair (Isr). for Richmond.
Arrived lOth, schr Calvin (8r), Odel New York.
VICTORIA sept a-Saod ships Indian Chief Q3r, Fraser
Cape Town; Occidental. Dunphy, San Francisco
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RAILROAD RATES.

The general passenger agents Of nearly all the rail-
roads in the United States and Canada met yesterday
morning ut the Windsor Hotel for the purpose Of ad
justing time tables and regulating passenger rates
for the fall and winter. The attendance very
large, nearly one hundred aud fifty roads being rep
resented. At the last meeting q W association of
general passenger agents formed and q constitu-
ton and bylaws adopted. Many members of the old
organization who were absent from that meeting,
and hence unable to join the new organization.
came in at yesterdays meeting and were for
mally enrolled members. These, with other
roads not formerly represented, made q total OF
seventy five new members admitted yesterday. The
vice president, Mr.. w. B. Shattnck of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway presided, and Mr.. A. j.
Smith, of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis road, acted as secretary The meeting
was called 10 order at eleven O'CLOCK The crcden-
tials OF the delegates received and passed upon
by the Executive Committee. The Conven-
ton then went into Committee of the
Whole on passenger rates, the first matter
in the regular order OF business. The
adjustment OF rates all the country will take
some time aud the miscellaneous business will not
come up before Tuesday. The changes though
many, will be small in each instance and tend to
create uniform rates between the same points over
different hues rather tnan general advance or re-
duction. There two sessions held daily. the
morning one from eleven to one O'Clock and tho
afternoon session from three to six.
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variations of the tariff were made it would ruin the
railroad interests and generally the business OF New
and our rivals would know what we were doing the
business at and thereby take advantage or us; 1
ing all the States; have no arrangement with the
Standard Oil Company; we get our OIL from the
Erie which transports for the Standard Oil Company.
and We take our pro rata.
COAL COMBINATIONS.
Witness explained about coal combinations, or
agreements as he chose to call them That they
were made with other companies agreeing not to
oiror more coal from the mines than was demanded.
so as to keep up the prices but the other companies
had, in some way. broken their agreement. and 1t
had ended; each company got a pro rata OF tho
amount received. but it was found that there were
not units enongh in the hundred to supply them
all-that it would require 15O The witness said he
thought it aproper thing for the companies to
combine to restrain the production Of coal. He said
potatoes could be made to grow plenty tnat peo-
pie would not take them, even if they were given
away, and. therefore. he thought the law OF COM
merce would require restriction. and he thought
that to COAL this would result in fair price to
the producer and to the consumer.
He asked about the purchases Of real estate in
New York, in Church street, corner Of Cortlandt-
property and he replied. 1--WE not infalliLle.'
Witness thought that il he could commence the busi
ness that he is in over again he would not have
mile of railroad his property. as there were SO
many lines other in competition against him.
Mr. Sterne closed his examination of the witness
and requested him to make any explanation as to his
view or the railroad question. which the witness did,
but nothing of any moment was elected. Thereupon
tho subcommittee adjourned and closed the exam
ination OF tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
The counsel left for New York tonight.
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A RUNNING FUSILLADE.

James Merritt was arrested at Kensico a short
time ago for somc offence and, while in custody Of
constable knocked down that official. broke of his
handouts and made his escape. On Thursday after
Constable Barnes, OF White Plains, made a
visit to Port Chester. and there saw Merritt. The
latter when he saw Barnes started of ut u rapid pace
up tho street, when Barnes discharged his pistol at
him without effect. The fugitive sped on, followed
by the constable pistol in hand, firing at intervals
and calling out to Merritt to stop. The chase was
continued for some distance beyond the boundary
lno into Connecticut where Merritt finally succeeded
ia getting out of reach of his pursucr and his bull
-.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TELEGnAPH LINE.
United States steamer Tallapoosa, Mctchie, Washing
ton DC.
steamer Franco tBD, Robinson. London Aug 80, with
mdso and Passengers to W Hurst Sept lat ~ 40
Ion 53 30. passed ~ State Limo steamer bound II.
Steamer Asata (r), Craig, London Aug 3D. Halifax
with mdso and 10 Henderson Bros. Sept g.
lat ~ 49, lon 70 ~ passed shin Romsda tr) Jnrman,
New York for bivorpool 1lh. .O mlos of Sandy
Hook steamer Labrador from do for Is,re; day liza
mcs OF do bark sirrah Nor), Havorsen. from Copen
hagen for New York
Steamer Telford tBr). Wilson. Newnort X. Auv m In
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SoRwAr--Lnrso nnsr Lrcmr.

NoRwAv-LErso LIGHT.
The lighthouse authorities a. hrisanis Norway notify
that aud alter Aug 1879. and yearly thereafter,
between the Ist Aug and 10th May will bo exhibited
fro stone building, painted white and stu
afcd tho extrenity OF mole built from the land
emsande on tho south side of the channel fixed
white light with Of the fourth order elevated
the evoi and visible miles between the
bearings Of ENE (cear north Of Hanefuen), and WsW
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
COAL KINGS IN COUNCIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1879.
Coal circles were q little animated and encouraged
to-day the fact that conference was held in
this city at which there were present in addition to
several prominent individual operators President
Gowen, Receiver Lathrop, President Hoyt. Of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company President Sloan,
of the Delaware. Lsckawanna and Western. and
conference it is said there full and free dis
cussion of the situation. but action was deferred
until Monday next, when the conference Will be con-
tinued.
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SPOKEN.

pha, Sept II. lat 40 40. Ion 6S so
Ship Seminole, Holnes San Francisco for Now York,
Sept II. OF the Capes Of Delaware
Bark Nina sheldon Bigley New York for Genoa, Sept
10. lat 20 10. len 63 ~.
Bark Thalia GER, Kohn from Hamburg for San Fran
cisco. July "a, lat lB N, Ion "a W.
Bark WIN ii Bessie, Barker from Sunderland for Bon-
bay. July n. lat Ii N. Ion 10 w.
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RAILROAD WAR ENDED.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Sept. r. 1879
Passenger and freight rates between st. Louis and
Kansas City and between Kansas City and st. Louis
and Chicago were restored to-day to the old figures
and the which has prevailed between the Chicago
and Alton. the Missouri Pacific and the st. Louis
Kansas City and Northern roads for 80 long Is
anfed
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SOUTHWESTERN RATES.

CHICAGO, Sept. Il, 1879.
Tho general freight agents OF the Missouri River
roads met yesterday and agreed to revive tho old
Southwestern Rates Association, which ceased to
exist last April and to re-esablish the for pas
sengers and freight on the old basis Commissioner
Midgeey will continue to act arbitrator. The
action Will be ratified shortly by the managers.
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ALWAYS WITH YOU"

Tho HERALD has received 81 from "Truckman" for
the relief of the family of Mr.. Meier OF No. 54s
Fifth street; 81 from IL H." for Mrs. Hughes, Of
No. 400 East Fifteenth street. and SO from &c b. L."
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SAILED.

Steamers Morca tBr) for Marseiies; City Of Dallas
Jackson,iile, &c barks Impsrator Nor, Rouen Hazel
hurst (,r Hamburg; Polly Nor, 0othenburg; Progress
tNorl. Bremen: Emma Frances, Buenos Ayres; bril-
stephen Bishop. Malaga.
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Light will show Fixed white between ENE ana w
u W; fixed red between Sw y and SW by u W nxea
white between sw by u and wsw. Position lat o.
35 Is N. Ion q I6 ~ r -
lesorev light vessel from the ist aug
the time Of the exhibition Of the new light
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NEwFOUNDIAND--EAST COAST
Tho following nforna relating to the existence OF
rock near smoker Island has been received from tho
British Admiralty photographic Office. Iondon:-
Notre Dame Bay-Sunken rock-The ofhcer ~ charge OF
the Admiralty survey reports the existence Of rock on
which there s depth of lying SSW "a 40 yards
from the south extreme of Smoker Island
shoa which there IL fathoms water lies 100 yards
Of this rock.
Clearing msrk-Ragged islets kept open north of
Smoker Island bearing NE !. T. leads north OF those
dsnsera SRFRANKLIN Captain uSN,
lIydrorrapher TO the Bureau:
US HYDRocRAPHIc OFRicK Washington, DC, Aug W.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or sEpTEMnER AND ocTopER.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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stsIDers SAIL. / Des,i.afion o6ce
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ttniGNe ttnS 0erbre6en.

gSilfe barre, BetrI., l, 9u9ltlt.-Oellz
mis- So1le nurbe geitern in Der &oblen9rilbe
Der $50. u. s. Oapis & Comp. burd) berabz
ltiirSeuoe Sobleu eriflageu.
2ouisptl1e, ap., l.. Qugult. - Sobn
Ofort1it, gigentbiinler elmer SpielbDae, iunrbe
qeitern Sl6eno surd, S5rieperid 80gmann, rpelz
9em er beioblen bate, iein getal 5u nerlaiien,
niebersel6oilen unb aui Ger Stelle getootet.
Yittlt II, Penfi., 1. 9luguit. : Batrid
Woran aus gingbanpton, N.=Y., ltllr5te anl
lebter 0fittipod) su Soiuanoa BON eillen an
elmer &irde argebradten GsritIte aus elner
55he Don 35 sub bsrab Nno blieb allssnol'd@
lid teet,
elapten, gt.sD., l. 9lugn1t. - Son ben
fiinf Ser rcneu, tusld)e geitern ssiegsntlid eiler
Sadtfabrt perungliidteu, iirb Die Seld)en beS
Sri. 6attie Bollod aus Wtorrilania uno Der
Trau Sarab 8oitiuif aus Sirdmooo onrf
Saud)er aufgefunOen morben. lltan lud)t nod
rrad ben bgei ijhriaeu Spfern.
(SpGter.} Sic 2eigsn Ger Srau Serta-
lem uls Gadlter ipurben mn 6lbr Hente ABBero
aus benz 6iuiIe sesesen; 8eibs la9enl elnallrer
in ben Irnen unb btelten fld| feft unlidlHngen.
ale Opier nit Iusnabnle Der SralI Perceue8
iiuo icAtt iicst alfgeiuuben.
Sartforb, SSccmn-. !. augnit.-. -SameS
SrabD pnroe gente su gtelu 'Srtra'.' N t'!t'''
Streite bon Midaes Merlin nit einem 9a=
i9enmefer eritoden. Sqnles Stantpn eG9ielt
ebenfalls etne Stid)munoe, jeood) feline sefabrz
lide. Murtin 1T perbaftet.
Yitts burg, 8enui., 1. augnlt t.-Gine
blutise Srag6Oie ereisnete fid iudbreilo Der per=
aangenen gfadt in bieier Stabt. Sobn 3.
gSeile griff leine Wtaitreiie, Elm Srauen5immer,
Nanlens Sripin, nit einem &aTrneiisr an unS
bradts ibr mebrsre tiefe gSmnOen am aopfe
unb @efidte bel, iporauf er oir6 Die Slnter.
tbiise aug Dem Sauie entflob. Gr tuurOe bon
sfpei Yolisiiten peeiol9t, llno ais Sieielben ibH
beinabe erreidt batten, iud)te er ?Snfluft III
einem abtritt, bon tuo aus er auf Die RollSiltel
feuerte. Qebtere erwioerten oas Seuer unt
t5oteten 9SeiIe auf Der Steae. Sas Srauen.
silHmer gtrb tpabri4einlt9 geneieu.
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sSeters sbrunit TIT Ssautittoa, Snt.
= @erl,tit t,,t Setrase bon iiber
einerWtlton.-Gtn &nabe toot=


Sam tlton, Snt, /. 9lug. - Sine groBe
Se1ersbrlnit miitbet 3ur 3eit in bieler Staot.
yMcSnneS' SloG, !" bic Sanf bon Sanlilton,"
iomie Die @ebdube Der Sirma 3urner, 0tpingz
iton & Comp, WtcSnneS & @omp. llno Der
,SamiltorrB Bropiocnt=2oan 9liiociation" liez
gen bereit8 in Slide. 0as @ebdroe Der ,,Oferz
0fan fiird)tet, baB bic nddite 6duierreibe IN
0flider 9tid)tung ebenfallS nieberbrennen mirb.
Oas Seller entltane ge9eH &c llbr Abenbs in
bem 2Otale Der So. GurHer, 8ipingiton & So,
in einem 3inlmer, meldeS oireft binter Der
ygarf BON Samiltou" lag. Ser &aiiirer
id)lug 9llarm, unb alle Siiter uro Otoneten
Der Sauf purGen 10 raid, ais m6glid, III Si=
derbeit gebradt. Die Slammen grifien raid
Inn iid, unO Die Sibe mar 10 groB, OaB Die
6elerlpsbr faum 1tabe genug oil bte-Sranbitdtte
beran gelangen fonnte, lln nit Grfol9 gu arz
beiten. I'm llbr er9riffen Die 6lammen Die
allf Der entgegengeiesten Selte Der SobnltraBa
liegellbe ,,Ufer6antS' 8anf" unb baS Sanz
iorD'ide MagaSin, pabrenb it1 bas Seuer Su=
gleif) auf Die aingitraBe uerbreltete. Sanforb
& McBberion's OtagaSln, Elm OtG0d)enpeniioz
nat 1no gSanieer'S 9tabmai ibinenfabrif idipe=
ben CUR 3sit in Gefabr.
(Sp1ter.) - Oa8 Seuer murbe I'M llbr
Nberos inter Goutrole gebradt, ebe es bas
Sanforb'id)e Wiagasin erreiflte. Die yfegerz
MetboO Oiitenfird)e lpuroe gdnslif sert6rt. Der
9erluit fam bellte 9lbenp nlr anldbrno OBJ
gsid)ast nerSen. SaS McSmles'idle gebduot
ipar lpenigitenS $3.50, 900, unO Die in benlielber
entbaltencu gSaareuporrdtbe 100000 mertb
Die Serit6erung auf @ebduoe unO s5orrdtbe BE-
trug S230,0O0. Der Serluit oil ben iibriger
@ebduben pirb iib anf un9efabr $500, 900 biz
100000 belallien.
Sin 9nabe, stansns sittlebale, iprrbe il
Der y8ant BON 6amiltOu," wdbrenb er BIZ
giifer in Siherbeit brin9en half, burd) einel
berabitiirsenben Stetn t6otlih perlebt. Gil
anoerer Snabe Wuroe aHf dbnIide gSeie be
benflid), welln aud ni6t lebellsseidbrlit Der
tultnoet.
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sstiraet in etaer mtsltd,en saae.

Srenton, N.=S., l. IuguIt. - ypr pier
Sabren entbedte man, baB Der Staatsld)atz
n1eiiter Solepb Coon $4,000 unterl9lagen
hattie. @r nnrbe perbaftet uno, id]nlbig er=
fannt, in'S 3u6tbaus geididt uno retite, nod
Dem er ieine Strafe abgeIeiieu, mad oenl 99e=
iten. Gin 3beil Der acknowledgement Sunn1e
fpurbe Don SooD's SreunSeH erlett, bod bite
ben nod irtmer $44 900 Ingeosdt, uno SoOpS
Siirsen ipurOen aufgeforoert, bieien Setras
aufSubriugen. @s maren 0ies I'M 9au3en
edit. Stint bon ibnen iinb aber ieitoem uerz
arii1t, lub mir nod brei, ndmlt6 Sen. Sobu
g. Srid BON burlington, SGme9 81. 0uranb
nnb gSiaiam u. 8ipleD, Setoe Don yteiparf,
f,nb i'm Seiibe Der Ofittel 5ur Se5ablung oieler
9um,pe, gs ,purSen BroSeiie segen iie einge=
leitet, bod ipebrIen i,s fid, aHi's MeuBerlte. IS
plroe su ihreH @uniten angefilbrt, oas 9oop
bel ieinem @intritte in bas Amt nur $50, 900
Siirglbaft 81 fteuen Gatte. 3amals bGtten fie
fi6 fir ibn uerbiirst. Spater babe man erit
bic 8iirgldait anf 100000 erbDbt, aber
9tihts besiiglid ibrer nunnlehr 81 iibernebs
menoen Serantiportlidfei erlpabnt. Sie leien
in fSOlge 0eiien nrr fiir cen geringeren Setra9
nnb nur fiir ben eriten gmtsterHin SoOD's
Gaftbar Die llnterf1lagunsen aber leieH in
beiien sipeiseu, Nntsternsint porgefommen.
Die @erid)te ettjdJteoen aker iibereinlttmnleno
aessE ciele Inficbt, uno iebt bat Die rGoHri o
errors allb @ppesls," bic b6ffte SnitanS, il
aleid,ew Silie entidie6eu. Den nrei Sc
namnten bieibt Saber afid)ts abrig, als pai
Defisit 5u oeden.
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Saaes Memt9feitem.

Obsleid bic tdslifen 9epeihen aus
90 empbtS red)t trDtlid lauten un0 pen
@inbruf erjeugen m0d)ten, oaB Die Seud)e
lan9e nidt 10 ihlimm piitbet, als i'm porlgen
Sabre, 10 tragen bod bic itatiitild)en Ser9leid)e
oieIe gnfd)t nift aus. sSn Der eriten 9SOfe
bes SieberS 1873 nno 1879 ltarben Je Iiinf
Berlonen; in Der sipeiten 9Sodje 3. s. itieg iez
ood) Die 3abl Der Sobteu anf "a, ipdbreno lle
i'm porigen Sabre mn 13 betrug, uno ipdbrello
IN Der britten gSod)e b. S. "a itarben, erla9en
in Der britten 6ieberwo6e ). S. bereits a.
0er einSise giinitige llmitago oieles Salres 1T
Der, oaB bic Stabt nabesu entpDlfert 1T; es
iino mn 1000 gSeiBe 5uriidseblieben, uns Die
baben bas fsieber fait Iae gebabt. 9raoe bas
uerbdltuiBmdBis serinss Wtaterial .sei9t, 'uie
b1sarttg Die Sellde 9egeniudrtig auItritt.
@DngreBmann 9tifolaus Dth Ter battle
uorgeltern in Der 9aQe etnes 9terp= Oorfer Soz
tells Elm tieines RencOntre. Gin &erl trat Dor
i'm nno iaste, Iobalb er itf iptebsr all Der
, Battery" blifen lafe, iperoe er ibn foptiiber
in's sSalier merfen. 0tiiaer maj ben Wtann
nit ben ausen unb iblue ibn1 oann cine oerbe
Sbrfeige bln, tporanf Oerielbe ild beHlsnb
troute.
Die silabelpbia= &eabinser
Soblemz unb @ilen z@omp." bat ben
2obn ibrer @rubenarbeiter freipiaig I'M bier
Yroseut erbDbt. Ser Qobn in alien iibri9en
@rubeuperfeu in Sd)uglfiu= Iennl.,
bdnat uon pemienissu ab, pelden Die eripdbnts
Gompaanie sablt, unO cine allgemeine 2Obn=
srb0buns ipirb iolslid ourd btsle @fabnabme
bebingt.
Sm BEN oentidldnOiiden 3eitun
aes ma6t man iid se9enpdrtis iiber eiI
Seutltes @nnbibreiben eirlar Barrier Serla9s=
baublmna lMfia, Saiielbe lautet:
.Varis, ben. ...... @Jeebrtsr Serr! Die Qpbinr ois
pertiiement) In Abteiluas, erbalten in Yaris ent
Groke Vemerfurq bes 8oltes. Sic Qesenbe) Die mi,
euds 5d,ifen hat uns erlaubt cine fdbne agfhbrune
bie5es SpperetteH 3u MAIDEN, id,one aettungeH aEer
ich5ner Salet, fir tDelter Der Ofaefro (Serpe) en
quite uno ifone Ulnfif seme9t bat. gsir 3ulpreder
ibnen Die (pbinr) Die in eubref Staot etne 10 areB
SemertuHa bes Sotes erbalten Tonnes, els III YarIs
Sn ersuarfuns subre talose antwort sriifr id iie
| l9eb.) @houbenS pere ct MS. .
Jiun 1T bieles beutid elmer Barrier Serlass
banbluns aleroings gruieiis sen,lg, aber etipas
charity mare ipobt aud bier am ylahe, Wr
befommen mitunter sngsiiAe 3Hltriftea BOZ
Oentl9lanb, Die UNI feirt 6aar beifer EHo; erl
tiir5lif) ging uns Elm in pier Sprad,eH abge
| fabteS Bn6bdnoler=@ aus Stuttgart j..
oeiicn Gngliid perart mar, oa6 man bei'm Qe
| ien 2eibgrimiIlen Sefqgr,
| Sm Grie, Benui., ipurbe 9elteru Der @runb
| 5iein be8 @eneral @apnes onu
ments uuter imppiaHten &eremonie'n esles'
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GrGnNe.

Serre 5aute, Snb., 1. 9lusuit. - Die
grobe }5obelmiible beS Srn, Snapp rpurbe III
Ser persaugenen Nadt nebit eiuer betrddtlifen
Guantitdt 5olS ourd Seuer serfDrt. Serluit
$4,000; Seriidernng $500.
Slorencs, Ont, 1. ausuit.-0ie Sap
tilenfir6e uuO bic uSranier-6alle" in bieiem
Stdptdsn brailnten bel1te nieoer. Serlut sl2,=
900.
alpenitou, Sut., /. auguft. * Giarfs
Sdgemible fiel belte nebit elmer Rtrdftliden
Guantitdt SaubolS ben Slammen sllm &anbe.
&erluit $4,000.
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Wtslmneener sSl,t6tperi,t6 ett,es
SfrQffin4s4

81 Wtprri8, ST., l, 9ln9ilit.-Oem I'M be
Tgeu @eidusnifie eillgeipertten Sobu Guilt
pan, einem gefabrlihe1 9erbreder, gciaug es
geltern, aus ieiner 3elle aus5ubref)ert. Guilt
Dan hattie iiG eiiten gelaoenell JteuOlper 81 Oer=
l9affen ssiuuBt unb itieg nit oielem III Der
6ano Die Greppe binab, tuo linn bic Sreibeit
ipinfte. Sn ieiner @ile uno 4ufregun9 per-
feblte er cine Stgfe unb fel Die Sreppe binab
in bas SpetieSiulmsr bes S4erifis, 100 oerlelbe
geraOe nit ieiuer lanlilie am MittagstiiGe
Jap. Oas Gritaunen mar natiirli9 gegeuleitig.
Srau Sd)eriff S6r0ber faBte iid) am S6neu-
item, iprang auf Snlioan 81 uno bielt i'm 10
lange an1 8ooeu ief, bis ibr Wtann berbei=
iprans unb ben ausbredef i'll SiGerbeit
bradlte.
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Gin 0an.pfer aeitrauSet i.

Sribsebampt 0 II, 9t.zy, l. augMlt.-
Der nit Sieb uno einem allgemeinen Cargo
bstraAts.s britiid)e Oampfer ueissie," tpelder
uon 9tetu=Dorf neG gonoen abinbr, 1T aui Der
duberen Sanobanf geitranbet.
Das 6abr5ems 1T bis iett nidt beid)doigt
auo feline Gage uidt gsiabrlid). Utan bat be-
rsitS 22o 9dfe DfebI iibsr Sorb seiuorfsn, I'M
bas 6abraeus gu erleidtern, isOo6 fonnte man
pen 3an1pfer felbit tpdbrsuo bsr bSditsn 6lutb
beAte Mahnittag nid)t flott MAIDEN. Die
9iannldait beiinSet g6 nod am 8oro. Sas
@stter 1T sinais,
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Ncr @eIAntnrff.

Nem-g orf, 1. Acknowledgements itnb
Die S6luBnotirllnsen: @elo 21-3; Sterling=
8e9iel 4.824-S24. Snuoes S6ligationell,
18S1r 1O4s, meme Siinfer 1929, 10.4Oer =,
Dit. Sol. 3.65er 864. Qftien: gfeiuzO Oorfer
@entral 119, grie %, Gate Sbore 814, Saiz
noiier Central 500, 9ittsburg 99&, Chicago,
Nortbweitsrn IS, 90. Brioritdten 99f, 8Od=
Sslarlb 1891, g8eitern lluiou Sci. 895, gtep=
Serleper Central 54s.
lluteri9abanlts=SilanS; Sob 27,557 =
553: SOllraut S36 ,S46,129
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9ermtI9te Sspeihett aus Mesp=
: @fsHt.Rt

gfew>gerf, l. augnit. = Ghas. SaBler,
Elm bieIiger grieftrdaerr mnrbe hsute ne9ell
@utmen6uug BON 8riefeg oerbaftet, gr &C.
itanb ieiu gerbre6en Elm.
= SEQ. gS. gesn, tuelder IN Soitoh zines
giubrud,s angetlagt 1T, ipurbe beute fritb bier
perbaftet rnb am Na6mittag nab Bottom gu
riidgeididt.
. Die 0ampier ,aliatia" Don 0ono6iii .:nS .:.,S
y@rescent<@itp" bon slipinwaa iirlo beute bier
anGefonInleH,
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Gin ensliIdler @eiitli6er bei Gape
Wfaf ertrttttfet+ = SscrOiid)eS
ySettoGeit Ssimer Widtte,

Cape M an, N.=S., l. AuguII. = Gbrp.
Sobn @rabam, 9r.Sbeol., au8Srigbton, @ng-
Lamb, perrngliidte beute iriib, inoem er iiG
bei'm Saben Su melt hinausgemagt bate.
Seine Ni6te, SRI. Seiiie @rabam, faBte Den
grtrinfenbeu bel ben &leibern uno biclt iid nit
linn an Der 9Serfte feft, bis 0iilfe berannabtc,
ieoody par Or. @rabam bis Oabtn bereitS cine
9eid)e. Sin 6ersidlag, pel6er bur6 S6rcden
berbei9efiibrt purbe, ioa Die 2oOeSnrIa4e &C.
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SMMaerei inter Nrbcfter,,

Nuebecr 1. Nu9ult. = Sn Der J9dbe 0er
9ieunbabn fam eS geitern Srpiiden Sruei ab-
tbeifungen bon 8erftarbeiteru gu elmer Sdldz
gerti, ipsl6er NIL anr4 bic 3asmiifenfllnit
Der Yolisei ein @nee gentadt murbe: Stcr
2lrbeiter ioilen babel peripunoet rgorosn leln,
bod loQ feline Der @unben etnen bebenfll den
Gharafter baben. @s murbe mn eiue &erbaf.
tuna poroeuonlrlell.