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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20
Railroad KepOrt.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April l0.-The an,
nuaI report of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
81. Paul Railway, shows the present esti-
mated length of the track to, be 4 $50 miles,
rnd bv the end of this year Il Will .equai. o.
900 miles. Gross earnings for 1852 show
nm increase OF IS, 900 900 over the proceed.
inc wear. 1881. The net earnings show
nearly - ,0JO 900 increase. Total earnings
about So .00O, coo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20
Mianomri CapilaI Notes.

JEFFERSON CITY, April l0,--The
Auditor has drawn warrants for the pay, OF
members Of the last General Assembly,,
clerks and other expenses, TO the amount
of xi27 100, and some accounts Ne yet out.
standiny which will swell this amount about
81 900 more.
A private bank has been started at Pleas.
Ant nm, Cass county, and " certificate OF
ORGANIZATION fled With the Secretary OF
state capital $2,tQO.
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A Planning MlII burned,

CLEVELAND, O., ApriI lp,--,At l'U
O'CLOCK this morning fire broke out III
House 4 payidsou's planning mill, Los,
SIG, 600 on building aud sl5 900 on lumber
Insurance, S1G, 600, Two small dwellings
adjoining were also burned, the families
barely escaping with their ives Inc
cause of the fire was not ascertalned.
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B,acls,nai,,ng Mary Anderson.

PITrsBuRG, Pa April l0,--Dr' George
Il. Marshall charged with nm attempt to
blackm0il Mary Anderson, had II prelim'
mary hearing before Unted states Com
missioner McCmAess this morning, which
resulted IN bis being held for trial III the
United states Court Nhy I. He was after
wards released ON NJ 900 bail
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

WARSAW, md, April l3.-Iwo dauEh'
tiers Of Lem Hunyan and Eli Christ, ten
and twelve year, old, while out gathering
vines for the purpose o. decorating the
school room were acc0sted bY two humans,
chloro.ormed and cylmlnaNy assaulted.
The girls made their way home aud are
now In critical state, owing partly to
nervous prostra,iou The citizens have
Organized a search, but there is no clue
thus far.
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,...D 1n,ne,s elaYer Insul.ed.

PM AprLpuIA. April l9,--lt Is init
49, RAJ here will be further diffusion
Of LING Mood Wien Robert Ford, Of the, SO.
o 90 cd Ford brothers, who killed Jesse
J Iaes meets Manager Kelly, of the
SnIIC Thaatcr, Of this city. Mr., Kelly
/. % .ai5 ia have addressed an insulting postal
n ~ ~ ~ " t6e FORD boys under the impress
s stnn tbaf i wasa song and dance t.am,
ond "a have M out for parts unknewn.
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Mammalian M Wages.

PITTSBURGH, April l0.--rbe railroad
coal operators met hi. morning mud unanl'
mously decided to reduce the mining rato
on April 20 from three and a half cents 70
three cents per hushel. The miners VIII
meet next Tuesday and take action IN re-
gard TO the reduction. 1t Is thought q
strike will be ordered.
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Underwriters Association.

MrNNEAPou., Mum. April l9'-The
closing session Of the Underwriters Asso-
cation Of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dlko-
ia was held 1T the Nicolet House this eve
ning. The Union found that the expenses
and losses last year were 80 great no mar
Kin Of profit was left, and accordingly de-
riied 10 raise rates throughout their 1uris-
diction. The next annua. meeting will be
held at ST. Paul.
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The Redskins.

DExyrR, Col, April le,--An FL Pa'o
Times special from Crook. headquarters,
Wilcox. A. r.. says Gen, Crook, with 200
Apache scout. and one company Of cavalry,
Mi move in the mountains OF Mexico next
SUNDAY. Mexican troops Will cooperate
Fear. are entertained OF u dght between the
Anache scouts and Rangers from Tomb
stone, who are reported en- route 10 attack
the san Carlos Indians.
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Striking RrickInNers.

CHICAGO, Apri,l9. The striking brick
LAYERS paraded this evening, aud were
iolned by other local unions IN mass
meeting on Lake Front. The general
Situation is unchanged, save that 1t Is de-
clared the married men among the striE'
ers are being compelled 70 accept me terms
OF builders, driven to It by the long lock-
gttf
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Railroad litigation.

New York, April ~. In the suit Of the
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
against tle Manhattan Railway Company
f6r $4,000, with interest, the amount
If promisso,y notes given by the latter
Judge DAILY directed a verdict for plaintiff
for the full amount claimed,
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The nend.Losh az Springfield.

CHICAGO, April lq,-rhe Daily News
snrinHded special says the Republicans
are ,s,till unable to obtain a quorum Rock
SaIling TO put IN an appearance, and me
n,aiorily are hopeless without him. That
rnpmber is closely guarded hy representa-.
lives IVES of both parties, the Democrats cyl
IDENTITY desiring Ms departure and the
Republicans seeking 70 prevent such an
occurrence,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

DosroS, April 10. Tho Tewksbury In.
vestigalion was resumed. Miss bowen
resumed The stand aud detailed the nlstory
bearing on The original purpose for. which
The investigation started, and much VI II
" unfit for publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20
cigar Makers 10 Strike.

CHICAGO, April 10. The cigar makers
have formally notified OF their Intention to
strike MAY against certain arms oil I'M
CITY who have not accoded 10 their de-
mands, The Times asserts they are await
Inv action which viii he taken 10y the New
York manufacturers May J,
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CI'BA.

HAVANA, April l0,--rhe examination OF
the thieves who broke into the vault where
the Government deposits It's stamps and Sc,
cured postage and telegraph stamped
paper to the amount Of $50, 900, Is III pro
grcss. .
Owing to the excessive amount OF
Mexican silver dollars circulating
here tradesmen have agreed to receive them
for not more than ninety cents on inc dol
La.
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SEATTLE, W. T., April i9.-Charles
rchns6G reports that he and four other
Swedes csp,!lo0 While sailing on Lake
Washington. His companions, Aaron
Iarzen. Aaron johnson, b. Johnson MI, ana
one name unknown were oioWneeu' iue
survivor chung 70 the, boat Ior nye ho IHi5
TeacbeG the house Of q settler.
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$4,000 Robbery.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind" April lo,-S,,CQo
packugcd deposited IN the American "a.
press by the Meridian National hank Ter
Kansas, Illinois, is missing, ENpress NIeiS
FRANK Vaughn was accused Of tho then ana
ndmittcd his guiIl,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20
A Forest TlrN,

MILFORD, Mass, April 49, A Thousand
acres of land was burned over has hlght ~
Milford and lIopkinton. Several hunureu
cords of cut wood were destroyed,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

BosroN, April l9.--rhe one hundred
and eighth anniversary OF the battle OF Con-
cord and Lexington Is being observed to-
day in those towns by firing cannons, a
display of flags and parade Of the local
military organizations.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

CHICAGO, April ~. Baron Won PutNami,
mer, the new German vice consul, arrived
in the city to-day and formally assumed 'he
duties VI his office,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20
Ennnti DeNh.

NEW York, April l9.-Charlcs Stroebel
was found dead IN the street Ibis morning.
Il is believed ne was murdered. Three
arrests have been made.
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Sine Die.

COLUMBUS, April 10. The Ohio Legs
lhture adjourned siue die to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

sr. PETERSBURG, April 10, Several
MORA Nlhili.t leaders are arrested. II
IN stated among them is Vera Sassulitch.
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II should be used hy al pcrsons, old and
young, whenever any OF the above
symptoms appear.

symptoms appear
Persons Travelling or Living In Cn-
healthy Localities, .y t-ialg t.ss DC anon.
ally 70 keep tie Liver iu healthy ari1r, vii avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, D,aness, Naa.
sea, Df5esness, D-pfsss. "a % spirits &c.
will inyls oraie Ike gas VI wac, DuN ~ no m
toxicatinG beverage,
II You have eaten anything hard of
digestion. or feel heavy after meas Or sleep
less at night, take dose ana y-g FA b, relieved
Time and Doctors !.iIls viii be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the House
For. whatever the a.!uent may b.. a thoroughly
safe purgativc, alternative ard tonic can
never be out O. place. The rlustY vs. harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE.
And has al, the power and efficacy u Laloms or
Qulnipe, vlI1ol, any Of tae injurious after eiieet,
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in U.s. IN my
family Ter some time sad J am satisfied II IS
valuable addition % Toe medical science
GlLL SHORTER, Governor OF Ala.
Hon. Alexander ". stephens, Of Ga,
avs; Have derived .HMe t-gcd' rom the use Of
Simmons Liver keE-aur, ."4 wish to give U
further ifl..
"The only Thing that mover faIls TO
Relieve, III have used many remedies fer Dys-
pepsia, Liver Affection and DEBILITY, but never
have found ANYTHING 70 benef, ne 70 the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has sent from Min
neSoa 20 Georgia ~ &c. and would ,snd ufihef ioi
such medicine. and would advise al who are sim.
ilarly affected to give it trial as i seems the only
thinr that never fails - relieve.
2 NJ JASa-7, Minneapolis, MINI
DIR. T. W. Euson sayB' From actual es
perience in the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice have been oad am satisfied 70 use
anu prescribe i, as pursltge medieiae,
pSi5"Take only tho Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red Trademark
aud Signature of j. II, ZEILIN 4 CO,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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uanntiSnlNnnM.

MONTREAL, April 10, 1t has been snow.
Ing here for seveu. hours u'y "'V''"
any appearance Of lalIng.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

The scaifold around the Ceramic IN
bbition building in Madrid, SPAN
fell on Tuesday, injuling seventeen por-
sons.
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BANK or FRANCE

PARIS. April l9,-The weekly statement
~ the Bank of France shows an Increase or
40, $40 900 francs gold, aud 1850, 900 francs
silver
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

DUBLIN, April lo,--Timothy Kelly,
charged with participating in the murders
Of Cavendish and Burke. was placed on
trial this morning. sullivan aud Melnorney
were appointed TO conduc, the defense
Judge 0fBnen having complied with the
request of Dr. Webb and Adams TO be re-
lIeved from the further duty OF defending
the accused men. The jury was iheh
sworn in, one Of whom IS a Parne'Ilteei
consequently II Is expected the jury VIII
fail TO agree.
The INNER CIRCLE.
DUBLIN. April 10. Ii. is stated the engi.
reer CKing,t0n), arrested at Liverpool
on suspicion Of being connected with
the Phoenix Park murders, was for some
time head of the luner Circle Of Irwin
cibes,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20

RN ANNE.

PARIS, April 10, 1t Is stated that Chl,
nese squadron has been ordered to cruise ID
the Tonquln River,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-20
BULLION.

LoSpox, April l9.-Ihe weekly state
nent Of the Bank OF England shows DE-
crease In bullion 24p,W0 pounds; me
proportion OF reserve TO Liabilities Is % ''lo
per cent
on BALANCE.
LONDON April 10, -Bnllion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day
$50 coo.
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DARING RIFT FRUITLEss LEAP.

Patrick Dempsey was arrested in Paterson, n. j..
Yesterday on q charge of malicious mischief: He
tonight hard and the officers had great difficulty in
eating him TO the station-house. In the afternoon
he VAS taken from bis cell to the Recorders office
which is IN anupper of the station house build
to retirs 70 an adjoining room, which was granted
moment later Desk Officer .Westervtlt., who was
on duty in the staton-house below. heard crash OF
glass and heavy fall, and running out he caught
6enapeey lust stumbling down the two or three low.
at stairs. The prisoner had climbed up to G. small
window which looked out on the stairs Leading 70 70
the floor below, and had precipitated himself
through the sash. He was taken back to the court
room and committed to jail. Dempsey was under
the influence OF liquor when he made his leap.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation Of Ludlow Street jail BY the Grana
Jury. ....,a...o. -, IN.
Hall of the Board OF Education.
Meeting OF the Commissioners OF Emigration.
Meeting OF the Park Commissioners. c.
Meeting Of the Board OF Managers OF the oefmah oo
ciety. - .....,..,o,, ~
Hofch kiss- Hutchinson case before Referee Adams
Meeting OF the Board of Education -.
BANQUET to TT Campbell and William Han by TOBACCO
Jobbefs Association at Martinelfs at o r. IN.
Meeting OF the Ocean Navigation and Pier company,
Meeting OF the Executive Committee or the veteran
Rights Union In the Western Union Building
Meeting the Duryea Zouaycs Veteran Association W
No 400 BOWery.
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npooKIYN,s BOARD oF EpUCATION.

The Brooklyn Board of Education held a meeting
new members having just taken their seats.
Thrty-two of the forty-five members were present.
The following officers were reelected Presidens'
Doane; secretary, Daniel w. Talmadse, salary
$4,000; assistant secretary. T. a. Wilson, salary
$4,000 superintendent Of public instruction.
intendents' William ii. MAXWELL and John w.
Buckley, salary Of each 81, 900 superintendent OF
buildings and repairs, j.. w. Naughton. salary
ton. w. 4. Cunningham. salary So 400. The
salaries Of the clerks were fixed at 81, 500 year.
The salaries are the same as those paid last year.
An effort was made by John J. Clancy to secure a
reduction, but without success
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F0REIGN STEAMERS Due At THIS P0hI
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED
stearer IydIan Monarch tBr) Hugget LONDON ~ oAy"
with Ipds ana 10 Patton Vckers GO On "a.
oneenstown days with and passcngerst to Williams
steamer Matthews Br Milne. Dundee 10 days. with
mase 70 slom oreen BIZ Head Hull 10 days. with iron
and ANNUITY barrels order vessel TO Seeger Bros "a
steamer Santiago Cotton Havana days Win nose an"
psesncr New orleans Halsey, New-0rleana days. with
mdse and messengers 10 s III Seaman -. -. -.xx
steamer Nacoochee Kepipton savannah "a esyr' WIN
sesmer phareston woodruff ga days. with
md se and passengers 10 j w Quintarc q 20. ~.
steamer soanoke Couch. Richmond: City foint anu w
folk mdse and passengers to Oh With
Commonwealth van hhks fh'i"''oiFA'7 "-~~
steamer Glsucus Boston, with mdse ana passed.
Steiner sdonian Br spitta Boston In baastto Hen
steamer sv Amos Barstow Corwin. Providence.
ship Mariana (Port santos Lisbon 80 days. Win sAi
shin Pactous Burnhcm Bath Me- in ballast 10 M trace
Rafk Hermon Obj stephen, Port Louis, Maurtius "a
BARK Enee uerl schlnge. Hamburg 4s days With SAT-
empty ORDER vessel 20 Wauen Toei q co
Brig Bertha Port soares, oporto May ~ WIN mo'o W
BIZ Mary Rimba Alien Cabarlen via Delaware Break
water n uays order vessel TO W Loud 20
Schr Christina Moore lBr). Dexter WINDSOR ~ onays
with plaster Chapman vessel to h whitney q Co.
sUSsEr-winds at Sandy Hook. light sw cloudy. AZ
City Island. light, sW cear
Arrived yesterday
steamer state Of Texas Risk Fernandna June D. Bruins
wick aud Port Royal o. with mdse ana passehsers'o
steamer saxon sr Freethy Baltimore days. in bsastto
Morris
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A LITTLE FAMILY QUARREL ONLY.

A report that Anton Hameston had been Amos.
murdered on Monday evening ut Bayside, Il. L.. by
his brotherin-law Michael Wolfe. Was exaggerated.
Wolfe and Hameston INDUCED too freely their ap-
petite for beer In the midst OF the spree
WA sick In bed. Wolfe resented his brother,in-
laws intrusion into bis family affairs aud ATTACKED
him with knife lie was speedily oyefpoWsssI re-
eston's fingers His wife. who rose from her SICK
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bed when the men began to quarrel was also
slightly cut on the wrist The msn were arrested ny
to tho jaII at Flushing The two men were arraignea
before Justice Lawreuce Yesterday morning pm'
the case was postponed until Mrs Wolfe rs sum
GENTLY recovered to appear as witness. Inc no"
were allowed to 90 home.
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peared. He suspected wolford, who had been init
mate with Mrs Frazier. Wolford denied the ab
duction, but said the boy went to his steamer ana
him to his mother at No. % North Moore-st. VOL.
ford was committed to Jail by Justice Walsh until
Friday.
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steamer Colon. Porter Aspunwall--Pnc,nr ~. = W
ai ssss@sss W "a Dasoa as y e. Norfolk
stsGner YIN Woodysnd Young Baltiusrs-7 I =. (! 4
s ssss1ss sssss1 s' zass S;s
ss S chsInstss chadbournA asasees, No.
SsSf Philip Eitssatziek. clsrk. xonssvidss :. 8. ~
ssrE vir9ieia STAFFORD Car. phillips sus... 8
"ssrs SssunticOok. Hemingway. Busnos Ans
s scSE hsss .sf S sse wsSa
SAILED ~
steamers Abyssinia. for LIVERPOOL, Colon 49, "
p ISR'ai sSip s1 x.sr 4sISsusS Sssi xssr ~
Ealifsx; Borghese. st John. NIB. Bars Annspoll n;
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING. 49,
NETWORK. June l0-The directoa Of the Buas., =
isrs rspSoqssd dS1 s the month 8 Nv Ia
ing q: ssss s sfinf Dsss BSseS q
swedish Total 100; In this number arc inell1d
Steamers reported iost--s American Brazilian e
suSsd steamers Supposed 70 bs lost In the sssss
about them. ~
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
Brstow, from Nev.York Juns2s; Scotland OBI. Lasl
'l Gvssrooi, July ic-Arrtysd. steamer Far.sus
Small, from New York Juno 30 49,. !, =
from NewYork Jdne 80. on her wayto Averpool. a
ceede1. -..-- -. ~ N
Baltimore via HafsT for Liverpool. and proceeded s.
GLASGOW. July 1O-A Arrived. steamer Cynthia tsps M
from Montreal June "a. - " .|f
9thArrived, steamer state OF Pennsytv ANA tbrf 49,
from New-York June 70.
SOUTHAMPTON July 10-Arived. steamer hernmn (0o(
Bauer. from Baltimore June 70 on her way 70 szvnsi
proceeded -. -. 4
scIIIr. Jaly i0--Passed steamers Donau Ger. RI
from New.York June 80. on her way e southaTpsoo
Bremen; Runa lGerj A1bers. from New-York Juns
her way TO Plymouth and Hamburg. ... -
HAMBURG, July 1o-Arnved, eteener Wesspnan4 81
Ludwig from New FORK June %.
GIBRALTAR, July S-Passed steamer AieNs uD' W.
MARsgIIIEs July ARRIVED, steamer Birminia ~
Sierra, FROM Sew.York June ID
MARTIN RIVER July l0-Passed inward, steamer v3t
(Brj Christie, from London for Montreal.
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CLEARED.

steamer Tagaferro tBr. Jones. Leith scot-simpson'
Steamer Pcqua tBrl Clayton. Leith-phelps Bros Co
Steamer France Fri d. Hautcye Havre-Lous de beoian
steamer Elbe GER, wlegerod Bremen VIA southampton
steamer Ashneld (Br, Cornwall. Hamburg Andrew
EDnis. x-....s
Edye q Co. 60. ~ a. .-x.-s
steamer Scotia sr corrisa Halifax and ST Johns NF-
II
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VALUATIONS AND TAXES IN PATERSON.

The Boards of Assessors of Paterson and OF
passaic County N. j., nG-e completed the work Of
isine the valuations Of property and the amounts
TO be raised The personal property OF Paterson Is
valued at So 1856 $685. an increase of about $50 600
over last year; and the real estate at $1s,5O6 O4S
An increase of about 100000. The amount OF
money to be raised for county purposes Is about
ri 90 600 of which Paterson will have TO pay
S120'II9s9. There 10 tax levied for public
school purposes and known as the State School tax
Passaic Countys share of this tax is some S1o,0OO
of which Paterson must contribute over $4,000
To nav these taxes and the amount necessary for
city purposes the tax rate IN Paterson has been
fixed at So % per 800. This . reduction rom
last year when the rate was So 80.
A great deal of comment is excited by an apparent
error in the enumeration of persons liable TO pay poll
tar IN the Third Ward of made by Assessor
Crawford, Democrat. Last year 1.Se4 polls were
returned from that ward. This year the number Is
put at only 1243, although as many as 600 votes
past year grown largely like every part OF the city,
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| A young correspondent complains that
INV boy there aren't too many LAYERS There aren't
half enough clients that's al-lBurlington Hawkeye
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npowN1NGs BY ACCIDENT AND DESIGN.

AN unknown man about forty-hve years oldJumped
from Christopher Street ferry into the North
River at 8 o. IN. yesterday and was drowned. His
Sodv wns recovered by the crew Of passing tug
fboat and was sent TO the Morgue. The man was of
Imedium height and had dark hair. he wore blue
"r Ths hodx Of an unknown man about fifty years
old with gray hair and chin whiskers was found IN
the East River at the foot Of Ninety .ninthst, As
the body was clothed IN only par OF d patn,nS
The body OF John Lorey, age fcrty-fve, Ger
man. who Committed suicide on July by jumping
into the East River, was found by Officer Charles
Doping Of the Delaney Street Police, ut the foot
AZ Fast TWelfth-st
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{ GIVING WAY TO DEMANDS OF BUSINESS.
y fsHlRGEp WITH ABpUcTlNa a BOY.

GAVIN Wolford, engineer Of IN, small steamer
BEedsll lying at the foot Of Wasbiiig'onss nTook
kuctina the son OF Daniel X. Frazier, OF NO. ~
6oId-ez Brooklyn. Frazier was divorced from his
5uifo last winter, aud was awarded the cnstouy o.
s. Broadwsy near Canaist-. whsr the boy disap-