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OBITU4R Y.
JOSEPH ALFRED PERRY.

Joseph A. Perry, one of the managing di
oi 'he ohlon Ferry Company, died yesterday at
his home in Bay Ridge l.. l. He was horn i, pony,,
III 1916 and In his business life was connected Win
many OF the enterprises which grew with the growth Of
the city. In 1889 he assisted in organtziro
'he New-iork and Brooklyn Ferry Company TO
"ii." uie Union Ferry Company succeeded in
1854 with the drawing OF tbe nIoro o.,
GREENWOOD Cemetery in 1880 he became connected
herewith and since 1912 he has been the Controller of
'he cemetery In the Union Ferry Company he held the
ohee OF secretary and treasurer Last Saturday he nj
uSu 10 business at the Office of the company bnt ON
pumuay ne was tat"n ILL., and pneumonia developed Mr.
ibr3S Was married twice, and leaves three sons and
Hhtefr For many years he lived In BrookIvn
where tue Long Island College Hospital now stands at
'tho anu iiehry SITS. He afterward removed 70 RAY
g. In Christ Church in that village funeral viii
"ae p'c9 en- sunday Flags were at half mast IN his
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IN NONONGAHEL1 T1LLEY,

NE" RAILROAD TO BE BUILT-FLoUMsHING IN.
DUsTRIEs ON EVERY sIDE-coAL AND IRON
MINING-A BRIGHT OUTLOOK
ELIZABETH, Penn, Aug 23.-Engineers have
just passed through this place making preliminary sur
veys for railroad east bank of the Mopongobea
ver from Pittsburg to the West Virginia State line
ana there TO connect with railroad in West Virginia
MI vanderbilt is said to be largely interested in this en-
oeirlsc branch road is also projected from McKees
Por" Fehn, 10 penetrating the coke-making country
ABOUT Mount Pleasant and Connellsville Penn
IL IL matter OF great astonishment that railroad has
not been constructed long ago this one of the richest
ana most populous valleys in the United States and
popaoy the world The valley is unsurpassed for the
pcau.y OF It's scenery, well for the extraordinary
fertility of its soil The whole country as far as Browns
Vle Penn on both sides OF the river underlad with
s-foot vein OF the best bitumnous coal the world
III Is being brought out by the millions bushels every
year ana distributed all the South and West and
coal operators are III every way extending their ap-
pahces Tor Its greater production and the demand for
1t is keeping constantly in advance of the supply
The road as it Is now projected will lead out into the
vast ana 1nexhaustibe iron beds in West Virginia
coal such as is especially valuable for cooking ia fond
IN ths valley are already situated outside of tbe CITY of
one at homestead, covering of ground inst berin
ling ling its career the Edgar Thomson steel works at
turning out hundreds OF tons Of mbipg
dally very extensive works at McKeesport maxim,
amd h QUANTITIES OF the finest Russia sheet iron
Penn w "''' AhN"oc'h
=, Inc Monongahela valley is almost q continuous town
~ lt'spurS 10 BlOwnsVlle, Penn, both sides of
tne river the Instance being sixty miles With railroad
pom sizes OF the river penetrating the producing
coa region and the iron beds of West Virginia with
me Ditlnlnous coal fields already opened and the nrac
ucay inc xhausble beds of limestone also here M man
country. i VI WIG
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ERIE FREIGHT MOVING SLOWLY

Inc officers of the Erie Railroad say that the
recent troubles on the Western Division of the road
% pus.ea ana most of the strikers have returned to
WORK. AT Buffalo," said General Passenger Agent An
oot' Yesterday, the working force has not vet becn
up to the standard efficiency as it REQUIRES
experience and skill to do the work of swtcbina in
i"rso yard but in Hornelsvie, Alean and Salamanca
mos OF the strikers have returned to work after bar
unjust" ''"' 'hcr ueinahds were
bS o true mat many portions the road are still
MN lreiRht cars, and that men have been
o9 rom inc carshOps in Jersey City in conse
well IL is tre that the freight is not moving with the
e leguailty YET but have been discb.r@aJ
iesohs connected with the strike; some men were
renee" 10y 0"' WHO 10 " cohlioh occur
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from N tnp no - WV
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ACTION TO SECURE THEIR RIGHT

-.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-At n meeting of hold
er or the first and second mortgage bonds of the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Railroad in this city, this afternoon
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resofred-1 That committee of five be appointed nv
the chairman of this meeting who shall select from their
own NUMBER and from the bondholders generally three
PERSONS who' together with Messrs Augustus Kontz J.
d. Dumoht, George Arents and L. r. Bacon of New
YORK, shall constitute joint committee of the bondhod
ers Oh the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
q Ihat TINS joint committee shall be charged with the
uuty OF preparing plan for the reorganization of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railway by an amicabe adiust
meht possible and if not, then by an enforcement of
OTHERWISE as speedily possible - WV 0''A' VI
;no e JOINT committee shall be to nom
e one or more receivers to represent the Interests f
id p Thot tb TO succeed Mr. John King, jr
Inat the meeting shall be adjourned s,biect IN cau
ne 1olht committee, who requested to summon n
Eener meeting OF the bOndholdcs as soon ma tha com
ltee ready report its plan and to renort said %
for rejection or approval " NP''' '"io pan
ne oo,nnnotee or I'VE was appointed and H. Irvine
hgSser Shlpwith Wilmer and T. l.. Hambleton were
he three persons to with the gentlmen OF
Ne"-1 OK ana constitute the joint committee "
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWs
THE THOMAS HEpESxy c.cu

ihf THOMAS HERESY CASE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Dr. Willinrs has nm
pointed the rev j. g. Stoughton Aurora To assst LIZ.
alhelu ana Jewett in the prosecution of the case M he
heN' d. Thomas who Is charged with hcrcsy. Wv
C. =, AN ABANDONED WOMAN KILLED
oT; IAuL, MInn., Aug. 26.-Kate Hutton. q
m9t9ri9ms woman, was shot fatally about midngbt NV
ia wright her negro paramour, with whom s6c was
Vhg on the prairie north of the city Wright cIons
that The shooting was accidental. Cav i'
Wv POISONING HIS ENTIRE FAMILY
-, WAUKESHA, Wis, Aug. 26.-One Howard
poisoned his entire family yesterday and his wife "ud
uohestc troubles are the causes assigned the deed
INDIANA CROP PROSPECTS,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 26.-W. III. Ropon
president OF The state Board giculture saws thar he
crops IN the central and southern portions the STATE
WIN not De one half the average the northern mari
lhcre VIII ne about twOthrds crop All the crrraIs
are suffering I'D like degree and if there is not heavy
ram IN very few days in many counties OF the STAFF
nearly al the corn will be cut for fodder The wheat
prospect Is bad and there very little hay Fruit es
peeay apples promised WE'LL but in the few weeks
ne mas had telling effect upon Them and they
PROBABLE MURDER BY HANGING
lansing, Mich, Aug 26.-In Riley Town
snip, Cnnt0n County, Charles Dew, q colorcd farmer
was FOUND III ms granary dead, hanging to a beam with
tue eI sdc OF his head laid open. Last spring he was
visited by masked men who treated him TO coat of tnr
ana feathers few days ago he went St John's The
county seat TO begin legal proceedings against persons
whom he believed to be the perpetrators the outrage
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a SUIT QUICKLY SETTLED.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 26.-The case of tbo
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Comnonv IN tho ,t
Ter or the application of George b. Harrison on tho
OF himself ana other stockholders for an inunctiop 70
restrain said company from consolidating with the Ohio
ana inc Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad Com
peS was before Judge Christian this morning far baa
ingthe demurrer and answer OF the railroad cono h
ing peeh previously fled The complainant who is also
70 IN te case stated TO the Court that lie wished
uurW iie application for an Injunction for H.
v.son nat he answer OF the company had given All Tho
on ne desired, and that it had shown that tho
o, qua NOT intend to do anything against law and
ty nor hhytnng 10 conflict with Legislative enact
men connection with the interpretations of the com
OF the case. ''''S'0u INC lurVucf nearing
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THE NEU-JERSEY SUNDAY L4JTS

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Aug. 2G.-William
Poland stage drter at this place. who WAS arrested t
Long brach on sunday August H. for carrying passen
gers from Asbury Park into Long Branch without n
incense from the latter place, and fined by Justice Brin
ley Is suing for damages and on the ground that
S T ptte laws PrOhiblt any business transactions on
oua'. anu Tue Long tranch commissioner could NOT
5rano license under the town ordinance which, they
me state law provides penalty of fine and imprison
meht on amy person who is found mile away fran,
nome on sunday unless while visiting the sick nfenitn,
oh ~, pr u funeral and prohibits all traffic This viii
PlopapIy ne lhaue test case OIrSundlN travel.
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AUGUSTUS T.. MASTERS

information was received at the Produce
Exchange yesterday of the sudden death by apopcxv of
Augustus f. Masters. formerly prominent warehonse
man aud proprietor of Masters Stores Atlantic Docks
Brooklyn He was also prominent member until late
years OF the Produce Exchange aud was its President
!" i9oo ana Ioo| Upon the organization of the Ware.
housing Association, about eight years ago Mr.
Stsu rom business, and sold his membership ON the
srG EA1nahSe' since that time he has only per
formed the duties of Secretary of the South
SAVINGS institution While sitting in his Office on Tburs
day AFTERNOON, he suddenly fell to the floor nm a ~ ~
hpoplehy. lie was taken To his house, where he re-
manned UNCONSCIOUS until he died yesterday morninS
nc "lS years of age and leaves wife Ills
= taxes place at ST. Pauls Church, Brooklyn TO-
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"A DREAM TERRIFIED.

Frederick Noonan, n blacksmith at Belevi,le ,yas
visited yesterday by his daughter and her son
Freddie" OF Newark. AT about $3.50 D. m the bow
was sent to drug store. and after performing his
GRAND he went to the river front While watching
the boys swimming, he fell from the wharf and was
drowned. The strangest thing about the story is
that it was foretold in dream to his uncle on the
previous evening, and his mother carefully kept
nm III lIle mouse All the morning because the story
Of the dream made an alarming impression on her
mind VA noi
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IN ILLICIT DIsTIALER CONvICTED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Acting- Commits
sloner OF Internal Revenue Rogers has received le
grams from District Attorney Melton and limited sat
commissioner Brayton announcing the conviction ot
Columbia, s. c.. yesterday, ten counts-two for con-
splracy and eight for violating the internal revepuo
la"s-oi Lewis X Redmond, who has long defed thc
authorities ana proved one OF the prominent and
notorious moonshiners" in Georgia and the Caronas
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SEPTEMBER PRICES FOR COIL

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The comm;ttaes
OF the Lehigh and schuylkn Coal Exchanges met this
afternoon at the office Of the Lehigh Coal and Naviy
ton Company and decided that no change in line and
prices. 1t IL thought will also remain mnchnn @
harbor circular Of the Philadelphia and Redin. fnI
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
PACKING HOUSE RITRNEn

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-The Haley Packing
Estnb. ishment was burned to.nioh, A,
nearly as can be asccrtaned this hour l2:l5 A. m
the loss Ia follows: on 1000 900 uounds o, h,oo
Tioooo0; on 1000 barrels OF pork $3.50 900:
on miscellaneous stock building 1bouf
100000 Total, 81 100000: insurance. vi 600 900
IN one hundred different companies he
names OF which not yet gathered f' ''e
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THE SIGNAL CORPS Association

boston, AUG 26.-The sixth annual re union
Vi inc om'ed states Veterans Signal Corps Association
yesterday at Point of Pines j. willard Brown NJ
west Mediord was chosen president The association vot
ed 10 anu me action of the delegates the Society OF
,a, oi lhe Io!olnac IN eecDg Captain II. W. How
SdIt 10 represent II AT the meeting: and Major
w Marsion, of Boston, formerly Chief Signal O6cep of
the Department of the Gulf, elected instead "
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GENERAL i. Is. STYLES

tihCAGo,lli., Aug. 26.-General f.. b. STYLES.
prominent Spectator, aud Democratic politician died
mere to-day of paralysis of the heart He made some
arge ana successful ventures in grain few years ago
IN INpt ne ran Tor Congress against Mr. Washbnrnc and
was hceucd III very close was siXty-ne
old. ""~ Law -"IS
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brooklpn l]ropertp for Sale ans Go Get

E'OR SALE.-A plot of 8 lots. northeast cor
Park and ONE bec END shs only blocks Prospect
f0oPP opportunity for builder RULAND q WHITING
I1IkI ZEN unincumbered full lots near At
,ro lailc DOCKS Tor cash, exchange NewYork m,
~ ,g2perty cash values. Owners apply to SAM ST
no LET.-$6OO for 3-storv biob-ctoo,, L,,,,-,,
stone house 20x42 lot 100; only five ninntes walk ron
FERRIES by horse-cars. ' -''"" "nu aiA INC
rutland & WHITING l2l Nassaust
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A BREWERY DESTROYED

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Early this morn
ing, Henry Mu"er's brewery mt Thirty first and cfer
sonsts. was destroyed by fire. There were over 1000
barrels of beer destroyed ana $50 900 worth of ma
chnrry The loss VIII foot mp about 500 900 Insurance
$1,000 huge piece of cOrnicc fell and knocked sev
eral nrcmen oil II ladder, badly injuring them.
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PROGRESS IN MEXICO

MEXIco, Aug. 26.-Oliicial reports state that
-nVe miles OF The Central Railroad have been
conlpeteo and that 14,O00 men are emploved in tho
work of construction Nearly 1900 men - 20 arpnIo,,d
been completed. ' Vi "H'0H hdNc
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY,S LOSS

fire was discovered yesterday at 6:3O u.
m III the second story of the building the northeast
corner of Nassau and Ann-sts which is occupied by the
Rapid Telegraph Company as "a storehouse for roacbin
cry The names were quickly cxtinguishe The DAMAGE
to The stock about 800 ~ 'e'
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OPENING DAY At GRAVESEND

me autumn meeting of the Coney Island
Jockey cub viii open to-day ON its commodiors and
D'''''i" grounds ut Sheepshoad Bay. There will he
"'clHces ana liindoo. Parole Monitor Sir Hugh Rom
ME L@zle, Mcmento, Warhald ana other wckuo,,,,
racers VIII take part in them The entries are "a fol-.
lows: ~ 10 ''i-
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TELLOW-FEVER ar KEY VEST

kEY WEST, Fla. Aug 26.-The Health
Olcer OF this port has been dismissed for refusing In
give clef D of health. His was based ON tho
ground mat yeowfcver existed III this city six nhi
cans having certified that George Ambrose is sutien
from yellow fever " cumming
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug 90. 1891.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE r&ASsFGSa
crt., rAr,n.L LINZ

NETWORK etrv.
hua Rs;s st. cor of Chambersst 60x274; Nib
sa,oa a AIN 10 N Lawrence ...---......,.... 81
sso.ane property and to same
0'tn-St $, 90 II OF 3daVe 50xI0O 1: Josapl
eoth Emanuel Ia and wife 70 smith ely eo25
cCool and wife to Universal life ms 20 o
Aotn,sI 3 $, 525 II e of 9th-aye, 25xlO05: Hannah
54d st s to Thomas s ocailaglan 10000
uoiiy 70 Chris j Connolly
same ml property Chris Connolly o Catherine Con
oOthst SO, 100 Il of 9th.ave 334xioo <. ffannah
1osdst q 81 70 II Thomas ~ 0Galaghan $4,000
sst sSinas s7c eaSy "a and wife 70 1900
Martin to Alexander NJ Iawrence '''"' Al u ID
sotl,st = 700 II W of 9th-ave, 25xlOO5. En0enie
sdave edr Of S 5ebes and another 1900
Mddendon = $3.50 ~ @'iien 10 III
loothst $, 266.S # OF lstave l6sxioo II. NJ
baftelb referee, to II II Hamilton -
'f'r;S :, ~ IL OF 2dave, 505XlS Peter and ~
12ot mil st 70 a "a b5 + Ems 81 G $500
eAccueor ete, 10 W dogencamp and - 10000
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MUIINY IN THE HARBOR.

AS the United States Marine Hospital
steamer j. NJ Woodwork making her O'Clock trip
yesterday to Bedloe's Island, the captain Jo-
seph Laughlin the flag OF the English shin Juno
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Anction Gales of Real Gstate.

E,AECUTORS SALE. -ADRIAN II. MULLER
oe, oON WI SCI nj auction I'll URSDAY Septemher
s Az AZ O'CLOCK noon at the Exchange aicsroom No
af nnss IN Dy order Of the erecutrix the estate
M and lot No. I2thst north sdn
.no ~. 80 feet west OF
zach s1e s ann rear by 03 feet inches depth on
Mn "pS 5o a M ION S ohce No. Pinest, N.
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A. HUBBARD. Anctionoor

Wien ,or lisTRAToRs sALE-Valuable C,reen.
wien Conn., dwelling house property fronting sat
C9scop harbor minutes walk ali trains dep"t ar
~ auction August 30 To settle estate nos
ne oo oD &c w sf ssSrsss OF cost House square Is
one Oh Inc bes houses in Greenwich WITH one acre ah
somey Smallest irnited and improved sale absolute trrs
Meal administrator Greenwich inaaire Tor ~ pasl
UORE CLARK, property. Af~''o lux JAIL IHEO-
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Vonntrp i)ropertp for Sale ann 90 Get


a SNAIL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
hours ff from on p H. and B. and n Railroads
IL rooms nearly good barn. stable and other
fits and snnsspt IN Grass and garden, well stocked
Tyes Desirable home or summer e sssse
Address " Ai uiSraT Wh summer
a ORANGE, n. J. (neighborhood speciality
E0wAED Gf MI N'P fn ssee' great bargains
EoR. o SSALE.-Belle Island Plantation, over
and G SerS Ane partly SR Ms,sgG
ping facilities The Rea Of cotton @ e seP
az 80 pn Owned by n3nresdents bargain
New9ork AcGINNis 5S o9es St G To- rS SS
For, SALE or EXCHANGE.-A desirable
ssssaIe house, within one saT onT OF % 9 r d
cash Address USE TPi6%ney Once % pay difference in
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A very good
stock Fruit Of Gnf n G 6 Anew jersey with
ark M. " ~ 10 7'i liz '0' Broad-st' New
FOR SALE or TO RENT.-A beautiful
ia perfect fo orSS Coach house VIII
depot 1t Yont T 4%eng &C. within
No IA south Broadway Getty square Yonkd g
d kEENWlCH.-ShOre residence; z rooms
beach hour from ety. 5000 oeT Se q Rqt Thaa
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and C0TrNTRY
to let 3p4 qT sale FURNISHED and untarnshei
RICHMOND HILL, Long Island, : miles Tor
s. esd Tor o sale by the lot Richmond Hi is ansa
P9su loT ueiutt of situation,
oi access summer and winter by village within canal A.
Nearly 300 Mains
lot private residence; elevation
' taus air walks, beautifully shaded church
p.olte and telegraph abundant supply pure wat. nom
ON me highest hill restricted against an nuisance.
aOw iefb on The premises, II. III. CAMMANN Pines
ana 1913 broadway. -'' t"oSo'
SMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-OD az
- count OF age aud falling health, subscribe o To-
III ne Town OF Florence y so,,n
iIueloWh eleven Sonth OF Trenton north
dstoh one hour by rail 10 Philadelphia and two Ia New
"h' ne arm contains 2~2 as
tn1 son sandy loan with light clay sub-sol on
~ PiiS y me apple orchard of 800 troes hi prime con
non "ch were SCI out from Is TO 20 years ago 90 cher
Trees 10 pear trees, chiefly Bartetts and Secs -, nf
ties ana twenty ounce trees the
peans iheie IL also an acre In
acre IN cnrrants; acres
ana an
LOT uiscelaleous cropping The Tho choicost
ana the place In the hands
nan 70 pay an interest $4,000 The
-. GOOD honse of eight kitcan Yhnh
ngohnuss ana large and nearly hennerv and inclI
Ioutty Said The house stands 100 The VIII
Jaw IN iior on which there shade trees shrbbery n
an gtae afbor 100 feet long. For
be pace VIII be sold at low Address ''A'0"
SUSAN +. REDFIELD. Burlington n r
w Ill EST0NE, l.. L-Corner plot, IOOxlOO
corner oi Itave and Sth-st; streets curbed gntterad
swer' an9 macadamizei u miles: hourly from
"a sI9H ny price, 5000; cost $l,64O Join j.
" hiNitfiMEh, 9s6 lafayetteave, Brooklyn 49,
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Uitp Heal estate Tor Sale.
INVESTMENT properties having 3 ner cen,
- ho' vi poeh"'i, w iinan, Nassau and Futonsts.
NJ LAND ~ WHITING, l2l Nassau.st
GTORE PROPERTY in Peek Sin Cor saIo
~ low. Rutland d WHITING. 1921 Nassau.st ~ ~
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS
IN THE NEW CAPITAL OF TIRE PROVINCE OF
BUENOS AYRES ARGENTINE RTsPr-Rtfc

Inc committee charged by The Government decree Of Nav
o. Sll To examine the plans and estimates Of lie ,rst
ounces eau architects engineers
me sane m conformity with terms and condit,s
pressed IN the programme which NAV he ota.l al aiic
S.1 ~ !e One 81 Messrs Frank keruan Co rcper
a'ytrtisitig AGENTS, li9 Broadway, al New-Gork 49, e
mes pans Ml have 90 D. delivered Dr J. Carrie Ars.,
tender. 1881. ANiS '"o A"eh oi -ele
rive prizes OF Of "a 600 france ara
granted 10 reward the best plan Of each 81 r6e -,
% NS'.A-''NU al sfAotiuJV
Bncnos Ayres June %, ISL.
The President Of the Committee
+. LANALLE-
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Miseell

BOOKS BALANCED, accounts adjusted
nay I1oierate Address A T. W. l,IOS Faiion.Sve
t'OR SALE.-Rigby best c. f. double-snan
gun l2gauge choked every Improvement snrosnP
Onlcc ~N' -''"00S ANASoi' AhD0no
| UMBER FOR SALE.-Tmee million feet
eet n nSang n stun up to - feet long about one million
i"rs address Box 95. Whitby, Ontario Canada '
NOTICE OF ASSIGNAIENT-Notice is bo,,e-
- DIV gwen that Frank ". Moore Francis ID Moor,
partners trading under Tie 20 Noorn -
Olty oi Newark, Essex County Jersey have fbs SsS
an an assignment 10 the subscriber of their estate or "a
tlual beelt 81 their creditors thai he S9fI ,ts
must Their respective claims
MllliA the term 81 three - ~
DA'o" august o ISL CHARLES IT, STILES
~ and "a laWrgucast Ney-a y
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Religions Notices.

e. association Hall 4th-avo. and 23d.st
SiAN ON STREET BAPTIST CUURCT
the Rev ii q. HISCON, Pastor
Preaching AT IL u. ln. and : d. IN. =
SUNDAY .RQ DOL at 40
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DORTER OR USEFUL MAN-1g n stronr
IIURTER, FIREMAN, OR USEFUL MAN.
DORTER, WATCHMAN. n

\ Il Tx
COl.Lh.c pOh-By man age Is: bright active intel
itfllsl ursf-cass references accent %
i as 2anl'or Cail OF address THOMAS MCGOWAN II
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t'ARMER.-By man age 40; thoroughly
ton, e1per1eneed understands the of horses oome
S %s Please call address JOHN McMANNoN ga
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III AND1-MAN or YARD-MAN.-By a sober.
STEADY man who is willing 10 make himself
IN any capacity; give good references Address
JAMES DONALDSON, 800 West 5Othsf n v -N''
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- age "a six years practical experience can furnish mn
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-05-28

The Nihi!ists have Legun their
attempts on the new Gar and
will "bag" him yet. They are
not content with dynamite and
bombs, but will, try every scheme
Of assassination possible. An ex.
pertinent was made on the twelfth
with poison and came very near
being successful. One Of the i'm.
perial cooks-there are Nihilists
even in the imperial kitchen-had
carefully spriukled a dish of salad.
of which Alexander III ia very
fond, with arsenic, and the Gar
was inst about TO devour it when
his major.domo discovered that it.
was not on the nsenu. An inves
tigation showed enough arsenic
to kill q horse. At this rate thu
unhappy monarch will soon he
reduced to the condition Of Sancho
Panza in his island of Barataria.
~. O. Democrat.