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The Evening critic., 1883-02-08
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
ONCE today says
The temperature will rise slowly In the
ohio Valley and Southern states during Fri,
day. slightly warmer, fair weather Is Indicated
for the Middle States on Friday.
Temperature.
The following special temperatures were re.
ported at 3 p. M. yesterday: Washington, 5O'
Norfolk, 6le; Savannah, 7So; Atlanta 62 /;
Jacksonville, 7S0; Pensacola, 1O'; New Or
leans, 75'; Galveston, io'; San Antonio,
40; Tucson, 81 Los Angeles, 52 san
Diego, b37,
The Evening critic., 1883-02-08
"AIderney Dairy wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter churned every
morning and delivered in ID. Ward"
prints, soc. per lb. Also. cottage cheese.
buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per qt.
Cream 1jc per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-02-08

An EnilOr'S Gratitude.

EUFAULA, Ala, june IT, I7SU.
II. II. WARNER & Co. Sirs-To the
faithful use of your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure | attribute the
permanent and gratifying cure Of
a painful structure of the urethra, which
has afflicted my son for seven long years
Every other known remedy had been
tried but had failed. A. A. WALKER.
genuine American Indian is great
sensation in Berlin.
The Evening critic., 1883-02-08
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DR.. BELLS NERVE AND

DR.. BELLS NERVE AND
Brain Treatment. specific for Hys-
teria, Dizziness, Convulsiens, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, in either sex, also, loss OF
memory, Spermatorrhea, Impotency, Inyolun-
tary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over'exertlon, seli-abuse, overindulgence,
which leads to misery, decay and death. One box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains oue
months treatment. One Dollar hox, or six
boxes for Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid, on
receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure
ny case. With each order received by us for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will
aend the purchaser our written guarantee to re.
turn the money If the treatment does not effect a
cure.
M. j. CARLILE SS CO.,
DRUGGISTS, SOLE AGENTS,
81 g. 81 Water St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
To THE NORJH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

~ IhE NUhlu, WEST AMI SUUTHWEST,
IN EFFECT OCT. 1, 1882
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station
corner of Sixth and ID streets,
n3 follows.
For Plttsbnrg and the West. Chicago Limited
Express of Pullman. Palace sleeping Cars
at $50 q. m. daily Fast line $3.50 a, m daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincln.
natl. Western Express 1880 p. m. daily, with
Palace cars TO Pittsburg. Mail Express
$50 p. m. daily for Pttsburg and the West
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For Erie, Canandaigus, Rochester, Buffalo Mag
ara, at $3.50 daily except Saturday, with Palace
car from Washington to Canandaigua.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira st
$3.50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
1.30, 40, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday 2c
300. and 1920 p. M Limited Express OF Pull.
man Parlor Cars, $50 g. n, daily except Sunday
For Philadelphia 800 a. M, 1920 a. M. 1.3D, 40,
$3.50 and 1920 y. M. On Sunday at 4.20 $50
and 1920 y. m. Limited Express, $50 a. M,
daily except Sunday.
For Baltimore, $40, 500 $50. 1890 3. M, and 19o,
40, 4.40, 6.2Q 73O, $50 and 1920 p m, On Sun.
p. m.
Tickets and Information ut the ofice, north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can ke
hotels and residences.
CHAS. i. PUGH. General Manager.
j. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
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GRIMES AND cASUALuEs-BYTE TELEGRAPH

rNsUoc EssFUL SEARCH FOR DEFICIENCY.
WuKrspAKRE, Penn, July ll.-As yet nothing
,mnotanf has been discovered In the examination Oh eh
sonty Treasurer urihs books EXAMINATION VIII OCCUPY
several days The 81 900 deficiency Ia suh y mystery
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER -,
RosToN Jnly ll.--David Flannery, charged with
tbs atempted murder William Johnson foreman OF me
sytG department waived examination To-Day
ana was held IN 10000 BOMBS for the Grand Jury
THE GAS TRUST EMBLzzLEMENT a.,
PmIApEIPHIA July 1.-THE Grand Jury This
feroon returned bills OF indictment against Robert Is
Wor enief audt0r and James =. smith,. A. II Goodluan
and Martin Cup clerks charged Win emDe l<ioment
while in the employ OF the Gas Trust
sTRANGERs PROTECTED FROM coNFIDENcE MEN.
RosT0N July l1.-rlis morning Oficer McCaus-
land discovered confidence men trying 70 neece
from ~ John They gave their names Us s M sha ha
George BROOKS OF New York Both are wen Known p sc
pose OF this city Vail has served three terms III New
prisons and arrested there SIX years ago. con-
yirtsd and given q sentence Of a year and hail.
RUN OVER IN A STREET AND KILLED.
BALTIMOfsE July 11.-Mary Warfield, coored
girl age thrtsen while running across Batmorest tnis
tsrnoon was by horses ataehsds TO heavy Deer
wagon and Killed.
MARRIAGE ANNuLLED FOB FRAUD; faau, - -aav
Troy. n Y, July 1.-The supreme Sourt to-uay
granted an order annuus the marriage Of dad & ss Was
and seth Morrson jr. Morrison rop s"se n
medical student then under indicmsni ior nSrse
steallnn ard serving out sentshSe ~ nso
msrriase VISA snnuIled on the grouna " Hsoas
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Tpnotr Tuly 11.-rwelve soldiers were killed mere
today nv the accidental explosion Of bomb, The
bonIb was in course OF removal when the explosion
occurred. ,,
oysyyA. July ia dispatch from Beckenred'
switreriand Gays nearly ell the cultivated lana IN
that distrct has been ruined by storms ana iaho-
slip. , -.
n.r,ytA Java July 1.-The powder magazine here
has been burned and quantity Of war material dc'-
troyed ,,.. ,o,.
LONDON, July 1.-The Telegraph has adsices trom
pr thar serious fears are felt in regard to tho health
OF the shah. -, A.,
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Duroan, dateo tno
,hnst SAYS great battle has been fought between
the forces OF Cetewayo aud those of oham inc later
chief captured
Dun,rs July 11-Additionsl arrests have been made
I'm connection with the murder OF Mrs sny'no ""'
she was returning from church IN Apri' ioo-'
LONDON, July 1l.-Mr Bradlaugh has written 70 inc
s,eaker OF tho House of Commons asking him wnetner
the act Of presenting himself the House TO take Ms
.eot ouid be disturbance of the proceedings lie HAS
slso written 10 the Arms warning MN tna'
be lMr Bradlaugh) win resort 20 al o. ths
tempt is made 70 prevent him from enteNne Wv
House. c.s uar
TRALEE, July 10.--The sentence upon Eu"ara iis'
rinston. brother Of the Member OF Parliament Timothy
Harrington and publisher Of The Kerry senfsnei io'
printing notice inviting the people to Join tne inVn
e,hI.. was confirmed to-day. T. Harrington having ap
neaisd agsinst the sentenee. Brosnan 'no to.ons @
priptsr at Ihs Sentlnel ofice, wnero tne noioo W."
printed, was DISCHARGED from custoay'
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A COLLISION WITH Loss or LIFE.
ACCIDENT TO TRAINS ON THE BUFFALO AND SOUTH
WESTERN

ACCIDENT TO TRAINS ON THE BUFFALO AND SOUTH
WESTERN.
TITUsvILLE, Perm, July 11.-A dispatch to
The Herald says train from this CITY,
containing seventy-ave members OF Masonic lodges,
while returning from jamestown came collision with
freight train or the Buffalo and Southwestern road at
2 o'clock this morning, two miles from Jamestown.
George Gates conductor and NJ. ID. Colby, brakeman OF
the freight train were instantly killed. and w. j. IDnis
another brakeman, fatally injured. No one was
hurt on the excursion train.
The engineers and nremen on both trains saved them
selves by jumping Both engines were smashed to
ueces as were also many freight cars The force of the
collision drove the excursion trains passenger coaches
backward distance OF twenty-five feet, but they kept
on track Cobys legs crushed TO jelly, while
Conductor Gates was roasted alve in the runs The
cause the accident thc failure Of the engineer OF
the freight train obey orders II the trainmen of the
excursion train had used the greatest the loas
uf life would have been frightfuL
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TIE CLiNGAN MURDER IN IoWA.
SHOT DEAD AT HIS OWN DOOR WITHOUT PRovooA-

SHOT DEAD AT HIS OWN DOOR WITHOUT PRovocA-
TION.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 11.-Particulars OF
the murder OF r. L. Cpgan OF Polk City, this county, 80
far as known arc AZ follows: As Mr. Ciingan and his
clerk we're closing the store for the nigh. two men came
to the door, saying Good evening, gentlemsn" They
drew reyolyers at the time, and without warning
ono OF the men red Cngau the ball taking effect just
below the left collarbone He died instantly. The
whole country adjacent to Polk City was aroused and
souads OF men ON horseback spent the night securing
That region. Is generally supposed that this is
sequel the murder OF Mayor stubbs OF Polk Cy VINO
was shot last year by masked who entered MS
bedroom Clngan aud he were great friends and Gin
gan has been taking active part In ferretng out his
murderers.
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AN INVESTIGATION IMPENDING.
A RuMoR OF uNDERHASD WORK IN THE Posr
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE-i
WAsHISGroN, July lit is expected that
the General will make some carefuinqiriee
10 ascertain practicable whether any of the presene
subordinate officers OF his Department have been drece
I'm their official duties respect TO the lottery compa
njcs For months there have been rumors that sueb
was the case and that the late was
deceived by them respecting the legal status OF the
Louisiana Lottery Company.
Some color of probability Is given to these runors Dv
the fact that in the correspondence between
Postmaster-iieneral Howe and Representative
Robertson, OF Louisiana, last year, tive
letters from the Post oice Departments Contained wnss
purported to be q citation OF section 1881 VI tho re-
yiset statutes me nYst words Of td,s section were
quoted follows: mo letter or circular concermus
illegal LOTTERIES socalled gift concerts, &C NOW ssc-
to 1884 OF the Revised Statutes has not since July ~
1870 contained tie word Illegal" Had the statute
been correctly cited in the last Of the Letters 70
the whole argument and theory OF the letter would nave
OF course no one believes that the late Postmaster
General Knowingly aud deliberately fsslfed quotatio1
from the law. Somebody did, however aud Generat
Gresham will probably undertake 70 ascertain VINO tnAs
somebOdy
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TEE ARREST OF FRANCIS D. WEBSTER.

BosroY, July 1.-THE statement recently
,esgraphed that Francis b. Webster charged with
swindi,ng the Alta Mining Company out Of 5000 was
erroncous Webster arrested on an Indictment to
the effect that By false representations he had sold
1000 shares Of Alta stock TO Stephen Jennngs He was
~ ni0hf 10 have bail fixed secured. webster was
merely selling agent of the company ana rapresen@rsa @
fbe value OF the according TO the prospectus Inc
Indictment is for an old offence, and similar ones were
nolle prosecuted last February.
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PARLIAMENT AND THE CHANNEL TUNNEL
LONDON, July 11.-Although the Joint Com
mee Of the House of Lords and House OF Commons
eced the Marquis of Iansdowncs report in favor OF
tunnel under the English Channel the majority OF the
committee differed relative 10 tue reasons for
voting that they rerncd from presenting any
collective statement OF their views to Parliament
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saLyATyoY ARMY SOLDIERS FINED.

BRIpGEPoRT, Conn, July 11.-Captain James
Hunter and Lieutenant Robert McMulen, OF the Saliva
ton Army who arrested last night were tried be-
fore Deputy Judge Dalsnn the City Court this morning.
charged with breach Of the peace. They found
auty and fined $40 each and costs 1t has been their
practice to march mp and down the streets with drum
and tambournc which, together with loud singing at
trscted hundreds of followers The Court IN passing
sentenoe forbade them from holding meetings parad
ING on he streets IN future. An appeal was taken and
they were placed under $40 bonds each, which were
fnrni ad
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pRIvEy FROM a NOTING TRAIN
ROBBERY AND HOMICIDE BY FOUR vAGRANTs

ROBBERY AND HOMICIDE BY POUR vAGRANTs.
GREENFIELD, ILL.,, July lion Tuesday
night four haryestsrs boarded freight train nj Waite
bail 10 steal ride. While at this station four other men
boarded the same train and the ear. apparently or
the same purpose but after the train was In motion
they drew revoIvers the first four men, and aItei
plnking them deliver up what money they had, drove
tnem of the moving train. One man, PAtrlok Knight
fell headlong from the train aud was Killed Inc four
men responsbie for knghrs death. seems, are ramps
Thor have boon arrested ut Brighton.
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THE DAPHNE DISASTER INQUIRY.

LONDON, July 11.-Several unsuccessful at
tempts have been made raise the steamer Daphne,
which capszed and sunk being launched at Glasgow
Sd inst Eighty bodies have thus far been rccov-
cred. The Government inquiry has begun under the
direction OF Sir Edward Reed. Tho builders OF the
Daphne testified that size was launched In the usual
manner and that no fear had been entertained OF danger
They said the deck starboard side had been
moved TO admit tho boiler plates Planking and other
material were slowed on other parts Of the deck.
The vessel sauk on her port side
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THE RETURNED PAUPER EMIGRANTs.

LONDON, July 1.-THE pauper emigrants
who were returned 20 Ireland by order OF the American
authorities on the steamers Furnessia and Spain wero
landed at Queenstown yesterday Al accounts agree In
describing them as a wrctched class Of people. One
family cousistnr OF G and his wife and i've ohil-
dren were left living on the wharf for three hours before
the oficias vho had not been advised OF their coming,
proyided for their wants.
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NAIL FACTORIES TO BE CLOSED.

PrrTsBURG Penn. July 1.-THE regular
meeting OF the Western Nail Association was held Ia this
city to-day After full discussion, during which trade
was reported be very fair 1t was decided 10 suspend
o,erotops In all factories for mouth, beginning next
Monday The object OF this move Is TO prevent any de
preston in prices The card rate at present is W 20 per
Lea
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ELEVfy MEN OF THE UPTON JURY.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. July l1.-Elcven jurors
sr obta,ned In the trial OF Charles E. Upton, president
q, the BANKRUPT City Bank when the District Attorney
challenged one already in on tho ground that
suspoous tran sacon hal taken place at his house at
midnight with supposed to be IN tne interest y,
tha dafenee and the Juror discharged. The thru
panel has been consumed, making lio men tnus Tar
sunimoned.
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PHASES OF THE ToNQUIN AFFAIR.

PARIS, July 1l.-News has been received here
that China has appointed NJ. Mskien, European
lied diplomat. TO negotiate with NJ. Tricou. the
French Minister, relative to the Tonquin affair.
There was an exciting scene in the Chamber OF
Deputies last evening owing to NJ. Paul de Cas-
sagnacs declaring. in the course of his remarks
jobbing motives
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TIE FRANKLIN BANK ROBBED.

TWO FAMILIES BOUND AND THE SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-The bank at
Franklin Was obbed this morning OF $500 in silver Two
families living near the bank building were bound and
gagged and after two hours work the bursasolew the
safe open The explosion out nearly the oil
the building and 20 the papers, The money OF the
bank was In another safe TIE robbers were tracked
neariv 10 OneOnta
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vided as Colonel Howard, captain of the American
Team. elects The team will shoot at the 200 500 and
reserved for the use Of the Americans as long as
they require them.
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A TREAsuRY CIRCULAR.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Treasury De-
nartment has issued circular to Collector Of Customs
and Others saying "rne regulations OF 1874 relating
70 tho shipmsnt of domestic manufactures rom importer
materials coastwise or uland. from the district ~
which entry is made for drawback 70 another assrcs
for not require the production OF
manifest to be forwarded with the car or vessel ~
sone ports such manfests have herctofore rcen prv
rarsd and FOR arded with each ana tho
4 satisfied that similar pracsios snou'd po's" -
The form Of manifest yven and sss csSslsa g
,,ndsa ~ foows: The Collector az the Por " -
,. s,i rr6mire the production Of spscal maniicss -
tSs form Aforesaid before granting cersncate OK
ation."
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MR. ERRINGToNs HAY.RICKs BURNED.

DUBLIN, July 1.-The hay-ricks on the
estate In Cashe OF George Errngton NJ. p for County
Iongford who has been conducting negotations De-
tween fhe British Government aud the Vatican, have
been burned by eu ncendiary fire.
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fREsULTs OF THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.

RESULTS OF THE CHOLERA IN EGfPT.
ALEXANDRIA, July 11.-Sixteen deaths from
cholera occurred at Samanoud yesterday and
eight at Tantab. Egypt has refused Great Britans
offer of medical aid.
LONDON, July 12.-On Wednesday there were
62 deaths from cholera at Damietta. SO at Mansu-
rah, 20 at Samanoud and 15 at Shirbin
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A COMPLAINT OF UNFAIR TREATMENT.

WASHINGTON, July lL-oiiVer EVens
Woods of Philadelphia, who claims TO be the autnor
several In the postal service has written
along latter to General Gresham complaining
of unfair treatment by Post Office Department ocian
in the matter scneme proposed by HIM or tse better
SECURING the sefdevery OF letters, especially tnosc
foreign orgu He asks the 70 anol
him opportunity oe1pan his system ana o aea nc s
proved 1t Ia commanding TO the attention OF Cousrcss
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CONDITIONS OF THE CANAL AGREEMENT.
IoSDox. .July I1,-In the House of Com

LONDON, July I1.-In The House OF Com-
mons this afternoon Mr. Chders, Chancellor OF the Ex'
chequcr stated that the sgeeeut arrived at between
the Government and NJ. de Lesseps providing Tor the
construction OF another suez Canal has been signed
The now canal would be completed at the end OF 1883
Enrland would lend tho canal company aSOOOOoV AZ
AZ ccnt interes the loan 20 be rcdcemaole In fty
Sears The Government would enie1vor 20 attain
frrsn CONCESSION land from Egypt and an extension OF
The original concession for ninety nine years
IoSIos Juiy i2-The French press warmly approves
the aCre.ncnt between the Rritiah Government ana
IL T1,ps the adefne treaty or peace
wuich the business world cannot fail TO applaud va
ne - says that conflicting interests have seldom been
arrneod 30 satisfactorily. lie Paris declares mat py
ts, aereepent sscds OF dlscord have bcen destroyed
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UNDER THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW.
m CREATE A LIST OF PERSONS ELIGIBLE FOE

TO CREATE a LlcI Or fbhcOSo SA'oAhSH w.
pLAcE-A PosTMAsTER's IDEAS ENLARGED.
WASHINGTON, July DETERMINATIONS OF ap-
picsnts for clerical positions in the Executive Depart
m.ns will be held tomorrow and Friday BY the Civil
service Commissioners. One hundred and ten appli-
cauts have been told appear each day These exam-
nations the purpose OF creating list OF engr
bep persons from which the vacancies hereafter occur
ring In the Executive Departments are to De nlied
About 500 applications positions In the departmental
service at Washington have been placed on ME py tne
Commission Board Of Local Examiners. consisting OF
two persons each from the Treasury Interior and fot
Office Departments aud each from the Departments
OF Justice the State War aud Navy Departments win
be appointed within few days Three members OF TINS
Board will act with the Commission In each examinA-
ton. The examinations viii be conducted soiev "
means OF printed questions, TO which replies are 70 70
made in writing
Appli.ants recently examined In various cities oy
members OF the Civil Service Commission and the Cnief
Examiner will be informed by letter as TO thsr STANDING
As soon as the papers their respective cases can % ex
amnsd and passed upon. Members OF the Commission
ay tSss although the appropriation for the sup
mort of the Commission very small 1t will probably Dc
sufficient TO meet all Immediate demands
POSTMASTER sNUBBED.
Postmas,er Adreou OF Baltimore, recently wrote 70
Gresham that the Civil Service Com
mission was communicating directly with the members
bers OF the Local Examining Board at Batmorewno ARC
employees in his Office and that in his Mr. Adreon ogin
and contrary 20 the custom requires official com
muncaons suborduates hrst TO the head oi ne
department.. A. ,s. Aar.o,
that he sees no whatever IN tue tlv se,e
com nlisson communicating directly with tue lsSaA
Board OF Examiners relative % their duties under sas
law not wit hstanding that they are employees IN 1n
office. The Postmaster General says:
They are subordinates OF yours IN an omciai sense
hut In respect OF duties devolved on tem py tne
Sy, Service law aud rules members OF the Local boafa
OF Examiners they and should be of any
authority save tat created and conferred Dy ne LAVE
The very object spirit OF the law require tnat tney
vision on the part the head OF the Office In re
atng their Civil Service dutles In TINS y,sw oa to
tomm!sson should communicate directly VIA tnem ia
matters relating to their duties - h iii
Do nothing in this behalf that will interfere win sae
discipne OF your Office as that would plainly Do OF
nosed TO the spirit OF Civil Service law"
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OSCAR WILDE LECTURES ON AMERICA.
LONDON, July 1I.-Oscar Wilde delivered
lcciurc on America 20 q arge audience last evening
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and gravel train on the Albany and susquehanna hai
road came into collision near cambridge this morning.
Six Italian laborers were injured.
THE FIRE RECORD.

MARROW ESCAPE OF A WOMAN AND CHILD.
A fire broke out about midnight on Tuesday
in stable owned by Hall Son. builders, at No. l7s
Colesst, Jersey City. The aremen were delayed In
getting the place account of the alarm ringing IN
correctly and consequently the flames gained consider
able headway. The stable was completely destroyed
and one horse was burned to death. The flames COM
municated with an adjoining tenementhouse and al
though the building not much damaged eight fam-
lies were driven out family named Mead ran out
leaving infant sleeping I'm the crib but the mother
returned almost Immediately and losing her way In the
binding smoke badly burned about the body ana
limbs. The mother aud child were both rescued the
child being unnIured Tho total loss is estimated at
$4,000 partially covered by insurance.
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THE COMTE DE CHAMBORD.

PARIS. July 1.-THE Comte de Chambord has
passed good day, but the small amount OF sus-
tenance which he is able to take does not
for his waste of strength
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DAMAGE by THE EXPLOSION or A LAME.

A fire broke out last night in the hat store
Of A. j. Lawrence, No. 56s Fiithave., Brooklyn, from
the explosion of lamp. The loss to the stock and
building 400, insured in the Long Island Insur-
Company for 81. OO0 The fire EXTENDED TO No.
Herman causing loss OF $780, insured for 5000; also
the store OF James Go at No. $685. causing aoss OF
$500, insured for $780, The buildings we're nii one
story wooden structures