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and Interest will be paid at The treas
ury on and after the 10th of Febru.
airy next, and interest will cease on
that day.
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L'sTRAYED By e. z. Casner, before r
II Tegener, J. z. T c., August 5, 1882, one
sorrel Mare, left eye out; about years old,
about ID hands high, branded i G ZION ], IT
| shoulder. Also, bay Horse, or years old,
ID hands high, branded 1913 (wifh Is under
neathl on left hip, and letter r with two mp
right bars on each end on left Jaw. Also, one
dun Mare Mule, years old, Is hands high,
and letter 4 with upright bars on each end on
I left jaw; appraised at total of SO
FRANK BROWN,
lNrS & ~
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LOST OR MISLAID.

Land Scrip No. 1885, issued to the Gulf, Colo.
RADIO and Santa Fe railway company, for 84C
acres of land If not found in three months
application will be made for duplicate.
aug 2S-wSt j. ii. COLLETT.
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Navy Officers Meeting.

A largely attended aud secret
meeting of the line officers of the
navy was held at Wormley's hotel
last evening to consider what could
be done to influence congress with
respect to promotions. The Robe
son reorganization features of the
last naval appropriation bill are
very offensive to all naval officers
and particularly the younger ones
who are compelled by Its provisions
to look forward to long and tedious
delay in advancement in rank.
On this account Robeson's defeat is
hailed in the navy with delight and
now that his term of power is draw
ing to an end an effort will be made
to have the government revise its
policy and frame more favorable
laws of promotion.
Gen. Sherman's Military Report.
Gen. Sherman has submitted to
the secretary of war his special re.
port upon the subject of military
posts and forts, in which he says the
time is now at hand for a radical
change in the whole system of piece
meal work in quartering the troops
of the United States. For a hun
dred years we have been sweeping
across the continent with a skirmish
line, building post here and anoth-
er there, to be abandoned next year
for another line, and so on. We are
now across and have railroads
everywhere, so that the whole prob
lem is changed, and 1 advise the
honorable secretary of war
to go to congress with a
plan that will approximate per-
manency, instead of as heretofore
meeting the specific temporary
wants by special appropriation in
the interest of private parties. Gen.
Sherman outlines the plans in which
he suggests that the number of posts
which he named be made permanent
with substantial buildings, and most
of these are in the west and north
west. The following are the only
ones in the south: Fort Gibson,
Indian territory. with accommoda-
tons for four companies; Little Rock
two companies, Fort Marion two
companies, Mount Vernon barracks,
Alabama, two companies and San
Antonio twelve companies. For
carrying out the plans thus
suggested the general recon-
mends that the secretary of war
ask of congress an appropria-
ton of 100000 for five years
to be expended by quartermasters
of the department.
Secretary Folger to-day issued a
call for 81 SOC, 900 of per cent bonds
continued at 81 per cent. Principal
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s2i-w3tS County Clerk Travis County.
NOTICE ACCOUNT-TgE STAT !;

NOTICE OF ACCOUNT-THE STATE
IN OF TEXAS, TO ali persons interested in
the administration of the eetate OF George
Hobbs, deceased. A. Toe, administrator OF
the estate of George Hobbs, deceased, has
charged in the county court of Travis county,
which will be acted on at the n xt term of said
cour', commencing the third Monday in No
vember, 1882 at the courthouse thereof, in the
city of Austin, at which time all persons inter
est in said estate may appear and ntest the
same If they see proper Witness, Frank
Brown, clerk OF said court, and the seal thereof
attached. this the Both day of September 1892
sc303t+ FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
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TyAKEN UP EsTRAYED, by A. Trautwein
i before ID. G.. Pace. Justice OF the Peace,
Travis county, the following described animal,
10 wit A light bay horse about II hands nigh
II years old, and branded thus: on ieft
shoulder, and % ON thigh, and appraised nj
twenty dollars.
Given under my hand at Austin, August IG,
1882. FRANK BROWN,
40 ~.
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MONEY TO LOANS TO years time. IN
IVl sums Of $500 to 5000, on improved prop
erty in Hays, Travis, viii amson, Burnet, Bas-
trop, Caldwell and Blanco counties; interest 10
per rent. Reasonable commission for negoiiat-
ing loan. ZIMPELMAN d BERGEN.
LII
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Written fur the Statesman
LAMENT OF THE VOYAGEUff Up
SALT RIVER.
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Another Call for Bonds.

Secretary Folger to-day issued the
10th bond call, which is for the re-
demption of SIS, 100000 of the 5 per
cent funded loan of 1881, continued
at 81 per cent from August II, 1881.
The call gives notice that the princi-
pal and accrued interest of the bonds
designated will be paid at the
United States treasury on February
10. 1888, and that interest on the
bonds embraced in the call would
cease on that day.
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MENDELSsOHN PIANO CO. Box 2O58 NV York Citv uw1v

ESTRAYED-By J. w. Grooms, before W G.
u Crockett, j p. Travis county, Nov. Z, 1882:
two work oxen, both red in color, with little
white on each, branded ID AID on left hip,
about years old, marked swallow fork IN one
and underslope in other ear. FRANK
BROWN, G. g. c. T. c. nol6-w4t$
ESTRAYED-By b. ii Brown, before W
u q. Crockett, j. p. T. G. september 3, 1882
black mare, about fifteen hands high, about df-
teen years old, branded NJ on right shoulder, star
III forehead, appraised at $40.
FRANK BROWN,
sell vat Clerk G. G. T. c.
ESTRAYED-By John NJ. Holland, before
II Fritz Tegener, justice Of the peace of
Travis county, August 30, 1882, one bay mare,
about eight years old, about u or IA hands high,
branded COX on lett thigh, and rs on left shoul
der, and on left jaw, split IN right ear. Has
a bay horse colt, about four months old Also,
an iron grey mare, or years old, IL OF Is
hands high, with dark roam mare colt about
months old, no brand. The latter mare Is
branded like the first described mare. Each
mare and colt appraised at S15-total, $50.
FRANK BROWN
s2l-w3tS County Clerk Travis County.
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STATEN ISLAND
AssA rL1ED BY Az UNKNOWN NAN

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS HOMICIDE.
AN IRISH BLACKSMITH STRUCK BY NEGRO, AP-
P,pENrlY RY MIsTAKE-lHs DEATH FEW
HOURS LATER.
The police OF the Twentieth Precinct were en-
gagcd yesterday Investigating homicide some
what like the keccy and Gutermuth muir
drrs They were informed early yesterday
morning that Patrick Nughes an lrisn
blacksmith, OF No 21| vest IhirOeti->I nag 'lled
IN ms home from the ELECTS OF an assault Oy an
uuknown man. The fatal assault was coluuItted IA
front OF Il grocery "a, ElghtL-ave. ana twenty
uinfh-st about halt an hour before midnight on
saturday night. Hughes was standing
on Inc corner talking with a
friend when two colOred men, VINO were IN Ter the
Influence OF hquor, approached item rom the
direction OF oeycnthaVe. Two or three White men
were walking down the ave ne at the same time
and they came 10 contact with the coOred meu ar
the corner. There collision between
the men directly IN front OF where Hughes
was stan ing. One OF the white men struck d co..
ord man in the face and then dodge behind the
two lrlsamCu, " hO had been taken too much 10y
surprise to get out OF the way. Inc colorcd man
who WAS struck bounded iOr"aTi to strike ms
assallaut, ANA Hughes received terrible DloW luli
IN The face. lt was Thought at the
time by Hughc~s friend that the negro had struck
the wrong man ny mistake. hughes fcii heavily
and MS lead struck against an non grating beside
the store lie cndlucd where ne icll lusehslO.e.
Tn. coored men AMI the white strangers who
had taken part IN the ahray fled IA
various directions before policeman could
be summoned. Dr. kanney, OF No. Oh west
I,y.uty-uluth-,t., WAS called 10 the injured irish
man .,nd advised that hc be taken 10 hospital
Mrs hughes had heard that her husband
was Injured, however, and She insisted on his
removal to their home near by. BY direction OF
tne physician rc>torauyes were apple aud llngnes
recovered ms senses enough TO speak, out he could
only say: - My head my head" lie soon iapsed
into unconScl0usucSs again, and died al 8 Il; III.
Or. Bauuey thought the mans skull Had been
fractured.
Fr.cnas of Hughes said yesterday that he was not
intoXIcated on saturday night ana that De was
nor a uuarlelsolne man. lie was lorty one
vrars olu and worked hard to earn for hs VII, and
children good living. Police Captain Nashbmn
and lis detectives were pushing inquiries II various
IIrrtions Yesterday in the hope tracing the col
AIRED man who struck hughes They sad,
however. tina, they had been put at a
dIsanvantage in the beginning. OF the search
b,r,u.e the friends of hughes had not informed
thnm, nromptly of flc assault. Permission to pre-
bare the body of Hughes for burial WAS granted.
An autopsy Will be mace by Deputy Coroner Water
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EVER swINDLERS CAUGHT.

60, L.. .xo manths the Western Union Tee
,ranh Company have been receiving complains
that hoy dressed IN .e nm ban VI acin in con
art wt some clever forger and swlndlcr III eotiec'
ING money on forced checks. These Complaints
were investigated by the company oniciaIs WHO
soon discovered that there was no badge or tEe
humber worn by the boy. and, consequently, nc was
not in their employ. Tue complaints some twenty
five in number turned over TO Inspector
Byrnes That official was also IN receipt oi
a number of complaints iron T hy forced
that they nsd oeeh Nv s"'n'1 Western Union
messenger boy. Dctective-Sergcant Adams
had his suspicious drawn to several young mon WV
were known to spend much o. their Ilo III
shop in East ilOu>ton-st. The men were :. ". - :"
and their movements were 50 peculiar tha' " WIS
decided to arrest them. c.,;oo Had
i've inen ~ Noon Satnrlav They were Charles
ALEU- aye forty, OF No. IHl AITrnI, ,h,o"t
NepIew acc twentv-eight OF No. 81 M Ii,
Charles A. Place. age nineteen OF NJ ,
ILL.,, Napco ave twenty-thTee and William Oar
nett ace thirty-two both OF whom claim to lNe al
No POI last Houst3n-st ne h fSer~oov
and were rernandcd to allow the detectives "pP3i
tunity to procure evidence against theih' no
charge against each prisoner was gwen rs lpiSeIS
Acting Superintendent Thorne sent out the HOW
ing general alarm: -, s,, ~
Notify to >torekeeprrs who have had torgeu OF
worthless checks passed mon them ID the pas. ~ w,
months to call at Police Headquarters ana iuehuF
persons now under arrest mere. on. IN tho
Several PERSONS visited the Central once III Wy ny
n
meu,her of the band was arrested III the eNTnims
He was a youth who gave ls name as = uI'iS
Eaeder and said lie lived at No; ~ ! lis'-si'
Charles Allen is believed to he the leader oi ne "a
He had Logged for ,hree weeks at 80 loI amen 81.
with a Younger man, behcNc1 10 II > sou. ny
claimed 10 lee ciearetts-makerS, but they relnalheu
I'm their room late each mornin5 ana thcy were
ont each night untll late hour Inc son wa ny
nj home on saturday when Allen was arrested
worthless cheek for S37. forged by Auen MIS-
uas>ed upon John Dalbcrt, cOniectloner'ol "l'-"o
Third.tye.. on June ~. The check was drawn TO
the order of Police Justice Oterbourg ana VII. Da.
written by the Justice. requesting that the Gnech 10
casned after banking hours on August DeuiIch ~
Earuan a grocer of No. 454 Third ave. was swlhuled
nv the band lie coshed forged CHI ok ioI - Drawn
~ the orde OF Jacob Bertschmdn. the Swiss consul
Who lives AT No ll9 East Twenty -hfth-st; Mena
NJ Robb. who keeps IA butcher shop AT No. %.
Third ave. lost 10 IN the same manner on August
- and Herman GREENE. a grocer at Second-aVe,
and One hundTed-and- thlreenth-St casheu a
forged check f0I S47 The prisoners were iakch 10
The Touibs Police Court yesterday. Allen ana
Baeler W re remanded for further examination.
he other four men were discharged there being no
A-,Ience AGAINST them.
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BEATFI TO DEATH HY A WOMAN.

Jnlia Mc(iOvorn. q maiden wO,han OF SlNtV years,
has lived with her brother James in a barn III Inc
rear of No. l6 South SiXtl-St.. Newark LOT hUih'
tine past. L ey were III extreme p VertE. nc
woman has always been regarded a. ln0uchIl'c'
4 woman named Mary Mctormack and her nus
band live in n house opposite No. IG Ihere hl'
been some feeling between the two women en-,
Last Thursday night the neghhors heard cries i2t
street. Looking from their windows they. saw
Mrs Met olmIck pounding Miss McI'oy I'll Ill me
head vi h Il large stone, Miss Hc10Vtrh vas
James appelred an CARED her into her dwelling
No doct T was called and Yesterday morning mo
woman dcl. The County Physician was al>9 Ia,
formed and upon ascrrtaining the facts he ordered
the arrest of the Mccormack woman upon charge
OF murder. Yesterday Il. ternoon he held a post
norton examination on the body OF the ueceaseu
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HEAVY DAMAGES BY WATER.

Roundsman Griffin, Of The, Nintcenth Preclnct,
was informed about o'clock Yesterday morning
t tInr was Hooded with water cup
posed to be from "a broken - pipe.
cnnapts were all absent at the time In company
With OGicer Wcinkauf. Griffin forced an entrance
into the fiat Ii was found to be drenched from me
fourth story to the basement. Water stoOl seNcIa
inches deep on the carpets. and was dripping
through he ceilings On The fourth floor the origin
of the flood was discovered in faucet OF pa n,
water an inch in diaric:rr pouring through
il. Investigation showed that the waste pipG, had
become ,toqprd mp The damage 10 the c'iilngs
lars The fourIh floor was unoccupled. as was also
the second On the third floor Mr.. Falk iiVcd
with his family. Jacob Doelger, the brewer, 0ccu-
pied the first floor. The dat Is owned bI MrS. l. en-,
mel of No 72G Lexington-ave. 1t is not known by
whom the faucet was left Open.
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INDLPENDENT DORKIYG uEN.

A conference was held yesterday by delegates OF
the worllinguen OF Newark and Essex County,
Nrw-Jerscy IN Qunby's Hail, ut Newark TO con-
sdcr the advIsaoIIty of taking independent politl-
cal action tins iau. SIX DELEGATES represented
twenty-one trades OF the Newark Trades Assembly,
and SIX delegates represented fourteen assemblies
of the knights OF LABOR. Conrad > Hook Green
hacker, was elected chairman. Alter cOhsidera bic
dc5atc 10 was resolved TO place an IndeJen
but wOrkingmcu's ticket in the field, Including a
Congressional candidate. Resolutions were adopted
reauesuug politicians, 0lice-nolders and corpora
mo ; to keep their hands oil of he movement. ne
Trade, Assembly ana knights OF LABOR OF mo city
ana county represent about 10000 voters Connected
with the affiliated trades. Another conference
Will ne held next sunday, when call Tor work
ngncn's convention VIII be issued.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER's TOUR.

Secretary of the Navy Chandler Will make an
official visit oil Inspection 10 the Navy ara to-day
wllu Z Commodore Lad English, Acting Cnel OF The
Iuretu OF Yards and Docks, COuunOnOic hOmas
Snnck Chrf of the Bureau Of Steam Engineering;
anu Commodore Wilson, CInei OF the Bureau O1
Construction ana kepars. Inc Ianapoosa Will
SIM from her anchorage on IWenl y-touIth-St.,
Nnr.h River about O'clock, and VIII land the
patty at the Navy Yard. iicre the marines VIII DC
drawn up ia Iue tuil dress, 10 receive Tie VISIT
Ing officials. AT Ihe Naval ~ ccuIn they Viii De
mcU by Commodore UpsbuT dud the otheI "HlccIs
OF The station. After the inspection is competed
ara when the Secretary leaves the Navy iard ne
vii BE- saIutcd with nineteen guns.
Inc IahapoosA viii probably leave Newt OK
lght ana 20 through Tie SOunu, 10 Inspect Tie
MAYA station at New-LondOn; thence 10 The tor
IedO stauOB and station loI training boys IOT the
Navy al Newport; thence 10 the ChaIlostOWu,
Aass aud Portsmouth,, Me, Navy Yards. The
Secretary viii not appoint the Advisory Board, 20
determine v inch 81 tine Navy IaTIs on the Atlantic
Coast u ay be closed, provided Ion by e.ent az
ton vi Congress, until has return 10 Washington.
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SHOOTING AT A POLICEMAN.

At l. O'Clock Saturday night Ohcer James
LaWler, OF the Twenty -elghth Precinct, was at
tached by a crowd of young ruihans IN the BOulc-
VaId near SeventIeth-st. Three vi the gang drew
ToyOlvtrs hrcd shots al he officer without
hitting hin. he officer Tctrcated, and his assdl-
ants escaped. At SNty-nlnlh-st. the officer was
met by "a young man VINO ASKED HIM II he had land
out the gang, ana then, as Ec turned, struck HIM
powerful blow on the back of the head, cutting 4
deep cash III his scalp Detective Cornish captured
the man. who gaV.' his name as george Council, of
No. 800 East SlXtcenth-st lie was aIrugued III tie
NorAylllc P0Icc Court yesterday, anu attempted to
prove tAat be not tIc scene Oh the assault.
lis wItutes admitted however, THAI ne had been
arrested tWicc, once III company Wl,h "A counter
for tnAl.
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THE ACCIDENT TO THE KAATERsKILL.

The disabled steamer kaatcrsoIl was IN the same
condition yesterday a she wien she arrived III
tins city SATURDAY morning Sh' suli remains
mOOrcd to the pier at the foot of West Thirteenth
81 and was visited yesterday afternoon by con-
siderable number OF persons. who commented freely
Upou the accident he work Of repairing the
steamer will he begun this morning uuuer the su-
prrIutendcucc If me Mes IS Fletcher and ii Is
pronab!e that she will be removed 10 HObOkcn IN
ihe latter part Of hs week, and viii remain there
mini The work is competed. Captain Stead SAID
YESTERDAY that the boat would in all probability ne
use es, for river transportation this season. ana thai
Therefore the loss winch the company would sus-
lain could not fall far short OF $4,000 lie had
not vet red the of the accident, ana II
was evident TO him that IL never would be ascer-
tanned. lhc freight when the kaatersklll brought
from CaisAil viii DC distributed to the cOnsIgnees
odd
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ruE pRoGRANlAlE FOR CREEDNOOR.

The National Rifle Association have issued a pre-
liminary programme OF the tenth annual tau PRIZE
meeting at CrccdmO0r 1T Will BEGIN on september
L. and continue ABOUT week. mus lar twenty
one matches have been announced, including the
interna iona military match heiween teams repre-,
seutiug The volunteer service of the United stated
and Great Britain. Among the new features oil me
meeting is a revolver match. open TO everybody,
the weapon to be any revolver with Trigger
pull of three pounds or over The flrst. prllc Is
me Weblcy double barred, brcech-lOadlng shotgun
worth 500. Ine target well he the h9ure o Il
tramp painted on a door which Will be swung open
10 receive the IRE and then rapidly closed, 80 as 10
provide a test OF quIckncss well as certain OF
aim. There will be the usual military and sklr-
mish matches which will doubtless receive special
attention tins year because OF the interest excited
by the international contest
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TIE MERRICK CAMP-MEETlNG.

The fourteenth annual camP-meeung of The Long
Island CampmcctI.g As Oclatlon opened Il Merrck
ON tuesday last. hc FIRST meeting as a chlldlcn's
meeting at which there WAS IN unusually large at
tendance Since then regular rerfIcos have been
held daily Al 10 a. III. and and $50 =. H., besides
tue usuA. prayer meetings. The attendance since
the opening has becn good, almost every church
ia X ngs and Queens OF lie Methodist Episcopal 20
cIety /, ing represented. The meetings are muer
the snperlntc ndence Of Presiding E.der Kot,eA.
Today the evangelist, Mrs Maggie Van Colt, Is TO
be The camp and take part III the services. Yes
tcIday tie Ist Sunday III several years that the
grounds have be Ii thrown open 10 all who wished
" attend and over 5000 ueonia were nTe5ent here
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steamer od Dominion Walker, Richmond city Point sud
Assssr ottefsan ps alSS Nth iron
AMI empty barrels to order vessel u Funch. Edys Co
ware BreaEwstc 81 days ballast Punch ive CO.
30 days, with sugar TO Pero vessel TO Haton stson
Island fresh, y y, clear
stomors Romano tor HULL Edith Golden Montego Bay
rlE MOVEHiNr5 Oe 5rsAaERS
FOREGGN PDtr&
Loypov Aug 20 Arrived Oh the Lizard westpha
M 1ags io% Soy YorS Aug iGon ecr way to b,aasn6ar
Ws.sin from Ne,Yort Aug TO- on her way 70 ayerDOo.
1y@p hence for Sys @p"y "'''''' sO' from
Mp,!llt. Nas 2O-Ar.yci. steamer Sandman, Duton.
HAynE. Aug 2OArrived s.elner Amer que FRI, santel
F,rlge POINT Aug 2O-Arrived, steamer Brooklyn from
inward, steamers quebec Dodina and Mcrose Alb
Agf 20 1a5 gE q ,.ogn;T cs99a
DON 1~r,t 'Ds.,
BOSTON Au2 9o-Arriyc1i steamers D II Miller. Clark,
Baltimore. Ilarri'5prs, "lett Pnlalelpma.
Rchmonl virginia Bearse. chareston. Aieat,Va s@ascy.
DELAyAgs aerAKwAIga, Aug2o- Passed inward s,eame,
Passed oIt s'camer Crush crown. for Liverpool
ci @ As 20 Ar7 ,,,c 'H, o,,c. l9ynr @ Me-
Foster NeS.YorS; Il ~ rierson PHIL p6ia D'uh
CH,eLEsio, Aug 21-Arnyod steamer Fani,a philadel
p'Tjtwonlr,vs tug ~ \. the Passe,-Arivc steamer.
Lone star New-York; Darlington Bo4toa
---------------
Announcements
Earl & Wilson's + and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Cg.is are The best. sold eyerywher.
ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-PricO SO TO $40;
Frame Truss go 20 So Pomeroy Truss Conplny, No 73j
Broadway. The best surgical appliances Of every KNIT
Flies. reaches. ants bcd-bugs, rats, mice,
crows, chpmunks. cleared ont by Rough Rats" l5c
HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA LeVngOnave, near 2Jtt-ss Hours. Z - (, jtD7.
Impotence Sfe iry Ut the tensrltvs DrsRnAl1i
adaes tat would be an nD@d pent ~ marriage All
birth oil healthy Gu .dfen, srco l'fi's
Kidney complaints kIl hundreds who might
have avoided them by the Parkers Ginger Tonic.
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sTRfET.CARs IN COLLISION.

A collision of TWO strect-cars occurred IN Newark
Yesterday afternoon Uy which three men were IN
iured, one seriously. The accident happened at
turnout on south Orange-dVc., near Bctgcn-st. y
crowned car was standing on the turnout waiting
for the down car to pass from the single 10 the uOuJc
track he grade is steep at this point, ana Wheh
the down car approached its momentum wa, So
great that in. brakes were of 10 In al Instant
the car crashed into the other, eau ing constcrna-
ton amoI passengers on both cas-. Jesse Bau-
man, Chares Dickson and Edward Hama were
hurled yioicnilv 10 the ground and all injured.
Bauman was picked up lHscnslbe. Ills injuries at
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PORT OF Newly ORE. .....-..SUNDAY, AUG. 20 1852.
AkRIN
Steamer EmDorza Br. Young London Aug5 with mdso TO
" hurst .
steamer BrooAly n city Irl Wndham. Bristol 10 days
" Arhcl
steamer cay Or. Cello Jny ~ stockholm 20. via
Boston. " nulsc ID " ii Thompson a CO. 49,.
lltCl itptloiuam Aug p Win
mdsr auI pIsscngprs 10 Fuuch Edyc ~ co. -
steamer hIwtuads tbrl1hrst atulu IA days u JoulNf
DAYS. tulsc Ia Geo + BuitT
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