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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

IN. MANS MISSION on EARTH
popular medical treatise clearly explaining the hidden
which sap vitality shorten tho duration Of life
with hints Tor tho of The sauo showing
taxed powers be fully restored aud obstacles
riago By mail, zoe. currency postage
stamps. Address SECRETARY, Museum OF Anatomy,
Science and Art 4sv 9th av New YORK ety.
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DEAD IN HER CHAIR.

Mrs. Mary Currie. thirty-fve years of age. living
at No. 551 Ninth avenue. was sitting in front
window tanning herself. at the above number about
six o'clock last evening. Two hours later her hus-
band returned home and disco vered that she was
dead in her chair heart disease supposed to have
been the cause.
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FRENCH FRIGATE AT QUEBEC.

QUEBEC. August 6, 1879.
The French frigate La Galissoniere attracts great
attention here to-day. and members OF the local
paid her visit. From this date she will
receive visitors every day. Saturdays excepted.
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A CLERICAL ERROR.
A PRISONER DISCHARGED ON VERY MARROW
GROUNDS.

A PRISONER DISCHARGED ON VERY NARROW
GROUNDS
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE Nd, August 8, 1879.
habeas corpus case of a novel character, result
ing in the discharge of prisoner who had been ar
rested on charge. was heard in the City
Court to-day. Getz New. arcsdcnt OF this city, having
been arrested on rcqusition from the Governor OF
Ohio upon charge of obtaining $1,000 in money
from the ''lnn Bank, of jackson, Ohio under false
prcences made application for release When the Ohio
officers applied to Governor Carroll, they received
warrant in which there was clerical error tho
word Ohio being substituted for August in the date
OF the warrant. which read list day OF Ohio" Sem
ator Wnyte appeared for New and after long argu-
ment succeeded in securing his release, the Judge
deciding that the mistake invalidatcd the Warrant,
New lett the court room IN company with frionds,
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BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
HALIFAX. N. s.. August 4 lS

HALIFAX. N. s., August s, 1879.
The flagship Bellerophon leaves Halifax to-day for
couple of days prize firing at sea- She is expected
to leave early next week for her usual summer
cruise. visiting among other places Quebec and New
port. T. I.
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PREPARED BY HENRY c. GALLUP, 493 OXFORD
ST. LONDON, ENGLAND
L,LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH

THE TEETH AND BREATH.
There is word through England rings,
America as well:
1t seems to hold "A magic sway.
A most important spell;
1tis the theme every lip,
And everywhere tits seen;
And need say the well known word
Is"FRAGRANT FLORILINEn
The teeth II makes white as snow,
The breath AS sweet morn;
With all its zcphyrs floating on.
BY heccy currents borne;
The mouth IL makes a font of sweets.
Like rival nowrets seen;
A Household Word In Englsndis
The "FRAGRANT FLORlLINETs
How beautiful the tecth 1t makest
And brilliant and bright
However tainted they have been.
1t quickly makes them right
Discolorations il dispeis
However long they've been;
So wond'rous changes are produced
BY FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
A Household Word In England is
The FRAGRANT FLORlLlNEw
Aud whyl Because ITS virtues rare
Are felt, and known, and seen
The mouth IL keeps both fresh aud pure
And beautifully clean;
And hence arises the rcpute
OF FRAGRANT FLORILfNEW
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ULoRILINE-FoR lHE TEETH AND BREATH.

J,LORILINE.-FoR lHE TEETH AND BREATH.
From Young Ladies' Journal AN agreeable dom
trifce always luxury As of tho agreeable
may be reckoned Forine 1t teeth and i'm
parts odor breath 1t has boon ansyzed
by several professors chemistry they con-
cur their testimony to its usefulness We fro
quenty asked to recommend dentrifce our rssdcrs
therefore advise them try the
Fragrant Forline" Sold United States and Cam
ada at 80 cents
Another great authority says"The Flo,ne is . vess
table dentifrce of the purest quality perfectly harm
less in its use-benefng inuring imparts to
the teeth peary and most beautiful whteness gives
delightful fragrance sweetness to BREATH and
no discovery having the purpose in view has
hitherto approached 1t in interest Sold 50
cents
Road tho following certificate from Professor Attfeld
PHD., FC.S, Professor OF Practical Chemistry the
hemistry-General Medical and Pharmsceutical":
DEAR IR-Ih have made complete chemical analysis,
and thoroughly famazed myself with properties of
your Fragrant Fiornea fluid preparation cleansing
the teeth certify that contains corrosive
tatng Ingredient nothing likely njurc In the slightest
degree the most tender gums or influence otherwise than
The ssnsd anu JoS xrffTELD
PREPARED BY HENRY G. GALLUP, 4s3 OXFORD
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HUMoRs or THE BLOOD.


CUrcURA REsoLyKNT Is tho blood purifier
and liver stimuant compounded In forty
after taking the first dose detected the saliva
blood and sweat showing that has entered the blood
and been distributed throughout the entire
its passage through the circulating fluids with
the particles of matter which
disease with which it chemically uuites destroying
gradually eliminating them from the system.
Honce its forever eXpel scrofuous
and canker humors. which unchecked fill the body with
foul corruptons and the delicate life
CUrICURA, the external humors
the scalp aud skin ulcers and dschargng wounds
is soothing aud healing
1t speedily destroys fungus parasitic growths
the OIL glands and tubes healthy condition
assisted by the CUrCURA SOAP Diseases Of
and scalp which have been tho torture Of life time
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spurious article, purporng TO be the genuine APoL
LSARs WATER, being offered to the public, all
be that each and every bottle
low label, and tho name Of FRED DE barry CO., Nov
York. solo agents.
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SKIN DISEASE.
Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A
Wonderful Cure by the CurIcuRA


Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A
Wonderful Cure by the CUTICuRA
REMEDIES.
Messrs. WEEKS x POTTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT REME-
with disease for sixteen Some troubled
than others but at night the itching nearly
wild.
would scratch until the blood would down my
limbs.
have had several physicians. Some said they could
me, but others said not
/ will that before used the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES
in fearful state and had given up all hope Of
having any relief.
But like drowning grasping at straw. thought
would try the CUTIcURA REMEDIKs about which had
They performed wonderful for me- aud of my
Yours truly, $. A. STEELE.
Is WEST YAK BuRES ST, CHICAGO, ILL.,, March Z 1879
MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS
in Three Years of Treatment
GENTLENENPease fad fifty cents pay for small box
of CurcuRA and direct it to rhe dollar box you
has done good than all the doctors three
years The doctors have done good. My feet and
legs healing fast. II is indeed CUIIcURA
EVAN MORGAN, p. NJ
Moscow Mimi, June 25 1878.
CUTICURA SOAP
Superior to Any.
CHAs. DENIM, DRUGGIST. J
FIRsT PLACE CORNER COURT ST..
BRookLYN, March !, 1879. }
can cheerSnly speak of the healing qualities of
and its perfume is superior Of the
standard soaps now In
CHAs. DENIM.
The CurIcURA REMEDIES prepared by WEEKS &
POTTER Chemists aud Druggists, $50 Washington ST.,
and for sale by all druggists Price of
small boxes. Soc; large boxes containing two and
per bottle CurcuRA Soar. 25e per cake; by mail.
three cakes, 1oc
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A-rHE MEANEST NAN IN TILE MoRI.p

on all the characters that have come under our OBJ
whom grumbling has become second weather
s always too hot or too Dry the meat Is too too
bios about everything from his coffee Congress- lie
contented with Whatever he has his dis
tngmshing trait his wife desires the evening
ms ''I 'ireuds home
a ersso His THERE little rsam a% Gr S rs%s
or sense But the dyspeptic eynie reaches the
plsmensed the grumblng BY hypochondra, Then the
Ss and rho
trusiul Of his best friends and Al sorts OF imaginary
drawn thousands Of homes can attes.homes IL which
ss% s and Of o
liver Given sound stomach and heaithful liver and
r." temper Dr. Pinscss GoLpEs MSprcsI DlscovsRr and
Of hs somns nss n
them the most popular domestic remedies their
A.-RupTURR CURED by DIR. MARsHs TREAT
ment the only safe and reliable cure; 40 years practical
saper rense. Only oice No vssey ST. Asior House No
AT ALL SUMMER RESORTS THERE Is MORE
less malaria at this scssonIf would enjoy these
mGongh svssmss in the open ar without eon,r.etg
Americ~S remedy All dragg,s.s sell Depo's ~ VIII
COCAINE. COMPOUND OF CoCoANUT OIL. is
to aiay all itching and irritation OF the scalp
CLOSING SALE STRAW HATs-s3 MACK
stairs
HAZARD tkAHAM FARlNA, BAKED AND
with the addition of milk and salt makes the most
able aud cous dish tor ever
acts mildly upon the brane of the bowels:
zoe. package. All vrocers aud druggists. Wholesale Il.
q. HAZARD co.
NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
by ALIENS BRAIN FooD. send for circulars ALLEN y
PHARMACY, $40 ist ay., New York"
SURF HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND BEAcH.-CA.
tarh hay fever ehils and malara teyers cured
wINCHESTERS HYPOPHospHITEs WILL CURE
Consumption, Coughs, Bronchitis. Sc SO John y.
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Extract from letter Of the UNITED STATES TREAS
URY DEPARTMENT TN con formity with your request
the Secretary of State asked to thorough
quiry into the by Cologne
who concludes his report follows II therefore
that it is my opinion formed after what slider
full and pansaking that the
WATER bottled the Aponsris Springs exported TO
the United States is beyond question natural mineral
water The evidence which accompanies the Consurs
despatch abundantly sustans his that the
APoLLINARIs WArkR as imported Is q natural mineral
water"
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N after thorough examination by

This evidence given after thorough alton by
such eminent scientists of the Old World
PROfESSOR A. w. HOFFMAN. y. X. s., of the Univer
sty Of Berlin Member OF tho Scientific Depuatiou
Kingdom OF Prussia, Vice President of the Chemical So
cicty of Germany, &C.. &c.
PROFESSOR W. ODLING. Professor of Chemistry at
tho University of Oxford Chemical Judge the Centen
nial Exhibition, Philadclpha, &c-. &c., and others
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EUROPE.

f1UIJOIEs
L,LoRILISE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH Is
the best liquid dentrice in tho world 1t thoroughly
ceanses partially dscayed from all parasites or liv
ing animacue," leaving them peary white impartings
delightful fragrance breath The Frasant Florns
removes instantly odors arising from foul stomach or
tobacco smoke. Sold everywhere a so cents
For children teeth show of decay
its advantages The Forline should BE-
thoroughly brushed into all cavties need feas
using it too often too much time. Among the in
gradients being soda honey spirits of wine and
tracts from herbs aud plants only the
best dentifrce for cleansing discovered
that is perfectly delicious the us
The taste is pleasing that instead taking
will account omit to the Floriline regularly
morning If only left own choice Children cannot
be taught the of the toothbrush young; carly
neglect invariably produces of the teeth
FRoIILINE Is PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY c.
GALLUP. NO. 4o3 OXFORD ST., LONDON, ENGLAND,
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERs
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AT SO CENTS.
LNLORlLINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
Sweet as the ambrosiai air.
With It's perfume rich and rare;
Sweet as vio!ets at the morn.
Which the emerald hooks adorn;
Sweet as rosebuds bursting forth
'i9% 10 the ae' FEXSaR&Sr ifaS RAN iF'LioarLIsE"
The teeth it makes peary white,
So pure and lovely to the sight;
The breath is sweet volets blue
While scented as the flowers OF May,
which e.sl thsir % :wsesness ys ,p9m esSn spray
Sure some fairy with its hand
CAST around its mystic wand,
And produced from fairy bower
Scented psr,fam,eas fro from ,vs each flower
Al se ssai ssh the OsiTs
L'LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
few drops of the liquid Flozlinen sprinkled wet
toothbrush produce pleasant lather, which thoroughly
cleanses the parasites impurities hsr-
the gums prevents stops decay, gives the
teeth peculiar pearly whiteness and a delightful fra
GRANGE tho breath. It all unpleasant Odors
arising from decayed teeth smoke "The Fra
grant Florne should be all of bad BREATH
and particularly gentlemen after smoking Tho Flori
line combines in form. tho desirable
cleansing and astrngent propertes at the time il
nothing which possibly njure
tive and delicate organization 1t beauties the teeth and
gums the decay of the teeth it deter
gent after smoking renders gums hard and healthy
neniralizcs the offensive mouth it inn
ant Ask any druggist for III will pro-
cure it for you for 80 cents Beware of limitations and
imtators.
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NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

Purity freshness persistent eervesceuce and agreea
BILE havor mixed with wines sprits"-Practi
tioner.
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LLoRILINE-roR rnE TEETH AND BREATH.

TIE TEETH AND BREATH.
If teeth white and beautiful,
1t keeps them SO intact;
II they re discolOred in the least
1t brings their whiteness back;
And ov its what good effects
Are daily to be seen;
Thus hence il is that general praise
Greets 'FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
One trails proof conclusive quite,
That by its slant
The very best effects arise
That science can produce.
Ii IL the talk of every
An all absorbing theme:
While general now becomes the
OF 'FRAGRANT FLORILINEp'
1t makes the breath MS sweet as flowers,
The teeth u pearly white;
The gums it hardens and it gives
Sensations of delight
All vile secretions IL removes,
However long they ve been;
The enamel too. il will preserve
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINEl"
Amid the charms which Nature gives,
The teeth precedence claim:
And TO preserve their pearly hue
The surest means
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherever they nave been,
While quite successful in each case
Is "FRAGRANr FLORILINEr'
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pOLLINARlS


- Most cheap powders contain alum; dangerous to
health. Avoid then especially when offered bulk
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AT ALL SUMMER RESORTS THERE Is MORE
less malaria at this scasonIf would enjoy these
moon evenings In the air. without
this terrible disease Coca BrrERs the great South
American remedy All druggists sell IT, Dcpots ~ Will
lam st., New York; IL Devonshi st., Boston
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COCAINE, A COMPOUND OF COCOANUT OH
sure TO aay all itching and irritation OF the scalp

CLOSING SALE STRAW HATS.-S3 MACK
insws 81 4o 50 Manilas. 81 80 10 New Church ST. up
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A-RuPTURE CURED by DIR. MARSHS TREAT
ment the only safe and reliable 40 years practical
experience Only Office, No. Nesey ST. Asior House. No
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HAZARDS GRAHAM FAR1NA, BAKED AND
with the addition OF milk and salt makes the paat
able and nutricous dish tor summer prepared
acts mildly upon the mucous membrane of the bowels;
Zoe package. All yroccrs aud druggists. Wholesale, f.
q. HAZARD x co.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

gAssIDY,s HoTEL-M Daunls, Jackson.
Miss g A Olough. Houston. Tex: JAS Sweeny,
galveston Tex; r 7Chandler Mrs II p Chand-
ler. " 2 Adams. city: Lonis HeInhergea. Mfg
Hama. Miss; v, Goodpan. Paris ~; ! .
Morrow La: q i Holmes, Miss; VIZ Magee.
W Millsaps Hazlehurst. Miss.
WAVERLY HOTEL-FL Applewhtte, river:
Hope England; J A Reid. D Il handers, ,H
J Sanders. La: @ A Zachary. D p, Varnado;
Miss: Bennett. XIV; G Creppel Biloxi; r W
Hntehissn Texas, b Hall; 9 stein; La: )
Cohen Miss; Walker. e 2 Pierce Tenn.
CITY HOTEL-C Fl Hand. New York; Park
Ware. Hazehnrst, Miss: s'awart Draper
child, Brownsvtlle. Tex; E DsWimberiy. Wss-
son Miss: P + isaroc Jas Hall. Jr Maysyille.
day Greene Lonisiap e, Mrs s,a aers q
Mary: J Mosris, CRYSTAL Strings, Miss: q
Hum 2h reys. coast.
John Lee, Il Keyser. J r Gallagher. Louis
Vile: " d Ripley. 'eity: Coy g Marmoth.
lower coast; A DO adreaua. La: d, B Robinson,
Lombard Mrs Bead q an 4 Iamssyn s sty
20: nj WAtson La; E Heaton Chicago.
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their future homes and those WIN nie"hs VIII
probably lilo oyar for a day or tn \.
POLICE BOARD.


Tho Ronri Of Police Commissioners mot 't'
night. Mayor ! w. Patton In the chair ana
quorum of The commissioners present.
Hupernumornry A. Lynch came no On the fa-
lowing charges: Drunkenness. md z. conduct
unhrrominR m of1lrnr
The specification en forth TINT IN the THIRTEEN
OF September while nader tho influenee Of
liquor tha ani suparnumotary did Insult md
abuse and threaten the family md guests 81 hlr.
Ias Stab. assembled ia II party at NO. c87 An
nunciation street.
That lie officer ala entar said premises
md take thorefrom ono bunch Of cfg irs. three
bottles Of wine. and thon insisted on dancing
with Mira Hnna. When invited to take refresh
mnnts ho threw the food MI ovor the table.
H. After the officer had been elected from
the house. he threw bis coat and baton Into tho
room and then made such threatening demon.
Rrations With rock that Mr.. Stelb was forced
to close his house.
On tho above charges and specifications tho
board gave him u chance to get ~ new Iob
Patrolman j. Amhrnster neglect Of duty. one
DAVIS pay
Patrolman r. H. Kirwin md Jas. Furnny. Tor
neglect Of duty were fined ono days pay.
Patrolmnn II Gallagher. for conduct unbe-
| coming and drunkenness, was fined two Gay
pay.
fatrolman M. Maloy,, not appearlng to D q
| tried on a charge OF dlsobedience OF orders
was dropped from the roll.
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TILE ROLLICKINq REVOLVER.

Yesterday afternoon. about O'Clock. an en-
counter took place at the corner OF Canal and
st. Charles streeta. between Mr 4. g. Morgan
and j. b. Donovan, which eliminated M hour
later into shooting affrny. nobody being badly
hurt. however.
From those who claim to have been eye-wit-
nesses to the affair. 1t was acertained that the
combatants met at tho corner named and
hostlities were opened BY Morgan. who
charged Donovan with having made improper
remarks concerning him. which brought the
reply from Donovan that Morgan was n linr.
Blows we're then exchanged. Morgan proving
II In M !, blndgeon. dealing i telling blow on Dom
oynns hend. causing tho blood to fow freely.
Atthis juncture Officers Sinclair and Finn put
eTa' The belligerents were taken to tho First
Precinct Station and charged with lighting. dis.
arhnS hs and u
In his hands. In q few moments moro tnsy
we're arraigned before Recorder sheehan Mr..
Morgan pleading guilty Was mea h u oeer vas
ordered to mako tho noens4ary M 'nVil aRh,nst
him. Morgan paid his ilns and Donovan Or iur,
Mt liberty again. Judge Sheehan. however nv
n precautionary measure. kept Morghns DIS
toll ponovan ~ as rnn ANA On
reaching tho sidewalk came ~ s,ann, MOI ~,
ran. M II transpircd afterwards. obtained an
other revolver from q friend. ana Win hin
walked out Of tbs police station. and; passing
nonoyan. they walked up Oarondelet street intc
nnnoyan Followed and before they had
reanhad the Oity Hall Morgan turned around
and faced. @Donevan now became the hgsres
aiva marty bysaakinE Morgan, Are you ~ good
n man now aa you pretended to DO. l'li hgh
you any way you want. -
Morgan replied by simply drawing his Wshp
were rapidly eSchang d. Morgan fired three % g.
times III Donovan. each shot taking elect
causing slight wounds. however. Tor Donovan
walked away. $50 80. /,
nroyed III bs Il bad marksman, and Morgan es
nnned uninlured Both mon wore again Hr
rnstad by Unpt ONeil and Sergeant Reynnlds
and taken to tho station. They were suose
uuently paroled. ,.,uan ,uor
found to be- slight. one Of the bullets penetra'
ina through Bis right sholder. another grain
his stomach. and the third slightly apraaih
tha left cnrpus eOrnns.
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J, T. GLENNY. TTetsUTel
Nav Orleans. October as. 1879.
MIGRANTS FOR TEXAS.

At II o'clock yesterday the steamship leu
..onia ~ the Missippi and Dominion Line. a.
rived in the city from LIVERPOOL. which she ie,.
an the ninth Of October. She had on BOARD "a.
English Storage passengers, OF whom 2le were
bound for Southwestern Texas, y ~ hol g.,
A. 10 At Corunna. In Spain. alA7 TOOK
ahaar,, III staarape pas. engers and twe ty,Ilve
saloon wsrs a eoaea ts to- ea
- - tTnrhe land and immigration sEant for
t q aavest ta aad San Anonio roaI aqA had
been shipped ~ the London agent Ill h arahle
MON ever as high as s5oooapd are esip psd e
purchase their own land wnlea na and of Ave
oaars time. About one-half q them POSSESS
no capital and are going out to wofR On t ne
t tsan, II q nephew 81 slr John sale who goes
out with farming INJECTIONS and soR Rb p ran ~,
awav from home In search Of adventure ~,
Some Of the party leave this nornlnR io'
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4 1879

good authority, The basis Of the negotiation is
that the road gets 100000 acres q land from Gan,
sannrjty: the prhnt il 10 be vested in commits
sioners on la Of whom ia to DO appointed by The
imperial governmeut, md ID to watch over IN thA
erabe pnrt of ihe railway il to be open for irnf-
III within two years, this long etretcl from ! ne
head of Like Superior TO Sekitk. on ths hea
the oasterlV and westerly. nre flnlshei, while
Ito Intermediate one Is IN progress Ftom
Winning tho nnpital of Manitoba; ~ ne lins y
laying ma egnipping tbs limo west Of Wlhni-
veg i laid a the low price o. 80 900 per mile ]
but 4pp milos Wsst OF that place The lana T. ~
enrtbpd as ike a sea with geutle undul1ttons
Tho highest rnuge Of mountains, the :, road
croeaoa IL but 40 foot while those oIfh1 on 70
Pacific road. IN this country: are npWafa 81 roy.
font Tho only barron land is In tho yictni'y OF
Luke HuneriOr. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
nrmentia.

NEW YORK, Nov. s-Cotton quiet and steady !:
sales 548 bales Middiing Uplands II O. 16. Mid
ding Orleans II lie: consolidated net re oelpts
s6 40; exports to Great Britain 1901. continent
4737. rto
barely steady; Gales 5000: Noyember II GAG
II o.. December H. January II II, February II 11.
March n.4401.45. April II COOL 60. May 11.7e9
1.7s, June ll.9001l.92. July l2.t29l2 o. w..
southern hour quiet and unchanged Mnea.
feverlsh and unsettled. closing also 1e lower
ungrade ' in err rod 81 so@1 -. No ? Do y 81
al Al. No. do 81 kaA@1 a. Corn haslac rover aaM
and dull: ungraded 5sA@59A. fairly actlve. 4ae
42N Tor No. s. Hops quiet and active at very
full prices. Geo,
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ACCIDENTALLY Shot.

AT about noon yesterday. while q young man,
named Joseph Borner, aged r. wears, was care
lesaly handling II pistol, ut his residence. no:
2l0 Rousseau street ono Of the barrels exploded
and the load took effJet In the Young mar :
right arm. inlcting slight Pvt painful
nltal. whore he reoeIveh medlcal attention.
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An Tneffactual Shot.

All hnlf-past O'Clock Sunday night OF the
ii dIfrlrIiltv A man named Charles Gratin hrad
an inefrectua shot ut one Felix Rand. An afh-
dayit has been nude ngainst Hratin for dis
charging nranrma In the city limits.