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A STREEr EIGHT.

Amanda Rsbinson aud Grace Brown
two o1!ored cyprians, engaged each othe
IN battle ut the corner OF Main and Jefferson
street, yesterday morning. Amands
knocked Grace as fiat as fllunder, out re
covering. she popped knite Into her I'D
yersary, infllct'ng painful wouud in tn;
lefs shoulder. They were arrested and sen
10 jAl.
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Murray & Lanman's riorida water

Murray & tanmah's tioflna water
Supsisedes ali nIher toilet waters. 10 Is
distilled direct from the petals OF the
choicest aud mos, fragrant Il lwers OF tropi.
cal Florida. When mingled Ia tho water OF
the bath. or freely inhsied and applied Z,
the tennles, Il rainvigorsies, inspires and
tones q o 20 wonderful busysnoy both the
mind and body. Inhniteiy superior TO
Eau de Cologne. To distinguish ths esnu-
Inc article from TIA numerou. limitations,
look out for tho Trade Mark which con-
sists Of a narrow white STRIP label bsArip Q
the fac simila signature Of Lanmaa Il
Kemp, New York, sole proprletors.
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THE RAILROADS.

There were no through trains on the
Texss Central yesterday, owing to big
wssb-out near Navssota. Trains came
through nom Dsnison and ran to Corsi-
cana, however. The Missouri Pacific hal
resumed the running Of trains from tbii
point. There arc through trains now or
ths Texas g. Psifc and the Gut, Colorado
& San,a Fs roads. The Texas Trunk road
will begin running regular traics to-day.
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CuAnLrsroN. NAV N.-rhs steamer Pilot
Bow. Egan's wharf, GnldsniJh's ware
house aud quantity of cotton burned to.
cay Loss, 300 600.
WoRoEsrER, May 27-The Briefly cotton
mills, Millbury, have burned. Loss, $50 900
MEMPHIS. May N.-The Ava!anche'!s
Helena, Arkansas, special SAYS: a
fire at Harrisburg, Arkansas, buroeao
the dry goods houses at schwartz q
Holltzyr aud Grant Bros, and tue ssioor
aud billiard hail of J. B. Hamilton &c 90
Sob wnrtz e. HoIitzsr's loss IL $50 00O
partially Insured; Grant Bros. loss. $l5,:
coo. partially insured;J j. B. Hamilton d
Co.. loss, SIS 900; uninsured.
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III THE soUDAN.

CAIRO, May 27.-rhs governor Of
OoDgols visited the disturbed district and
persn aded the people to remain quiet. The
tribes have consented to pay taxes The
governor engages to pacify the Sondan II
several thousand troops are sent him. me
Cover nor OF Darfour says that latter revisit
ing the rebels. and for two years awaiting
of.-solicited assistance, i finally surrendered
To avoid further bloodshed."
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NJ 0rlne.

New ORLEANS, May N.-Cleared: Steam.
ships Rio Grande, M organ Guy and New
York; Kske Osrroll, B slizs.
GALVESTON, Nav 81 Arrived: Steam :
ship City Of Norfolk, Morgan CITY. Cleared:
Steam ship Aismo, New YORK; 6ArS Ooh
cordiap, Hamburg. Sailed: Steamship
Wtv OF Norfolk, Iudianola; scnooner Laura
A, Burpham, Apalachicola.
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CApDO TRIBE 10.

I'm ,rovsd o der OF Red Men. Dallas. Texas,
2ssh Flower Moon G. 8 d. Ss3. In Memmo-
rum: 80, "a
WHxRHAs, The Great Spirit, In bis Inn
midi World. In the full manhood Of bis
ne, our beloved brother aad friend, W. W.
WHEsrAr, Our dep'rted friend and
Sros,er. by his g.niel manners srd warm
hsnrs. won the sffsctionsts regard Of She
members If On, tribe md his many virtues
.re esvn rired In the memory u sush co. u
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The skin is of that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be made,
and by the.uee of .Pozzoni's medicated com,
Die ion power all roughness, saIlo Vnees and
irritation can DO overcome, leaving the skiu
delicstely white, soft and smooth. Ihis
nran sration has a world wide reputation, sc
no fear need be entertained of the result
aoId bv all druggists. ~ a4
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SUDDEN DEATH.

An inquest was held yesterday morning
BY Justice Kendall acting coroner, over
the mains of Gabs Davis, colored, who
died suddenly Monday noon, at his home
in East D alles, near Swiss avenue and Texas
Central road. The jury alter hearing me
that tue death Of decessed was the resuit OF
uafn ral cnnl pa.
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A young man bv the name OF Thompson,
rssidi3g at No Ala Jefferson street, took nj
overdose OF cblorsl yesterday morning, aud
il was all that D physician and antiuotes
could do to bring him around oil right. He
had not been accustomed 10 tue drug, aud
die not know how m uch to take.
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Business Men,

Business men, ,
Wearied from the labors OF the day, on
going home, find that they cannot have the
desired and necessary rest, for. the lutte
darling is still suffering, and elowly and
pitifulIy wasting away by the dralnage up
on it's system from the effect of testhing. II
they would think to use Dr. Bgsers' South.
ern Remedy, loss of sleep aud DO vel com
plants would be unknown. Price % cents
Ask your druggist for It Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, Ailanre, Geo-gin, pro-
prjeccr Of rsylar's Premium Cologne.
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-,,, ,y a.. r,nn.v ,rr,r

bU NIIIAItl II N134D---' II LIT
The store OF Strauss Bras, at Cedar Hill,
was burglarzad Monday night 6n0 fome
$50 or $50 in goods taken thtrsfrom. This
ia the fourth or fifth time this store bias
neeu robbed within the past four months,
vet no clue has ever been gained as to who
ian ava
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EXHAUSTION TICKETS.

Over the Missouri Pacific and Texas
Pacific railways will bs on sale At Il. r.
rar1sr's ticket Office, 50i Maiu ST.. June
lyt, the only office where yon can get
through sleeping.car accommodations to
a. Iouis
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BAIRD.

BAIRD, May 26.-[Correspond l-Pur.
suaut to the call OF Hen. B. X. Webb,
chairman OF the Callahan county demo-
cratic executive COMMITTEES, a convention
was held at the court house on the ooh
instant for the purpose of selecting dele.
gates to the Fort Worth convention
Judge B R. Webb was elected chairman
and W. R. Lott secretary. The convention
selected F. 8. Bell ard NJ. 81. Allen as dele
gates and W. H. Cliett and j. W. Jones, al
ternates. A resolution was adopted favor
Ing q ]. Tilden for president ann Thomas
A. Hendricks for vice.president; also reso
linton In favor OF the adoption OF the ms
jority rule. There is tn be another conven-
ion 80 sel.c. delegates to the Houston con
vent'cn.
We have had great deal of rain lately
but there Ia no injury to crops so tar. The
farmers report good crops all over the
county md the range is IL flee condition
- o -
Ponds Extract.
In cases OF headache, whether bilious Of
-
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YESTERDAY MOnYING's FIRE.

Al $50 o'clock yesterday morning The
old water-wOrk's ullice, a two.story frame,
corner OF lain and Huwood streets, aud
the pr,psriy OF the city, occupied BIZ air
A. +. Young as a grocery store, caught. on
die and was destroyed, the origin p which
isuuknown. The loss OF the building Is
se5U. 40 igsurance. NJ Yggns's Las on
stock OF goods Ia Sl,200, partially insured
The dwelling OF Mr. j. MariDi, All .csnt or
the east OF me contiagration, was Damaged
5000 by the fire, and John W. u ,ird, With
Padgltt Bios who occupied ths second
door, lost mis- urniiuro ans all his clothing
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Wells ssRough on Corns.'
Ask tor Weiis' Rough on Cor ns." loo
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corn1
warts, bunions.
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r. T' pHYI Y AND INYALIDS.

An analysis CT " Ccldc,s's liquid Beg
Tonic,U by the eminent chemist, ARTHUR
HILL HASSALL, Md, F.RS., OF London,
England; md an endorsement by mo Gel,
ebrated physician, Professor SIR ERASMUS
WILSON, FRS, LID, Of london. are ~
belled on each bottle.
soId at wholesale By all LEADING
DrTIEys1srs, aud retdlIod generally, az " pef
pottie; 6 for IS. @. n. CRITTRNTON, GEN
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Mother SWANS Worm Syrup. .. -.
IuIsl lie, tastelsss, Harmless, cathaftt
for feyerishness, restlessneas, wor ms, col
atinat1on. $50,
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Durkee'a Salad Drsssing.-A ady-mads
rich aud delicious dressing for all salads Of
meat, tish or vegetables. Cheaper ann III
tinir.iy better than .homs.msdc. UnEi-
vrllaa a "A SAUCE.
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia. Indigo :
ton etc., should read the advertisement
ofColdan's LIQUID Beef Tonic.
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TOO MICH HLOHAL.

tn bsst smoking tobacco Il Little
Iouar -
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For fifty cents rheum atisnI eau be cured.
Try 81. Jacobs on, the wonderful conqueroT
OF pain, Rub in Inorou 1hly.
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In the Small Of His Back.
"Bensvu's Capcine Porous Plasters cured
me of , dull, weary pain in the small Of my
back. ~. L. % cents.
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Strersthennv. 1iing-===-.Fa.t9niog
%oLnENgLlQUEpB BEEF TONIC
4 QUALITY OF

II IMPROVE liz. QUALITY 0.
the Blood ard ca, rici,csit, and is there
fore u fine i,tcigordas and co'Tecftre
In cases of all chronic m0tddtes which
nre associated with an IMPoyEnIsHED
grATE OF THE BLOOD. These oil yield
tothe rcgulat,n3 anu nourishing prop
critics OF Its great food tonic elements 4
1t compenseles for the loss Of cttdttfy,
induced by COIisuhr f,iiOst, Cdtd77jt or
Bronchial and Thr0at affections. le
,ciH ren,edy Feminine Debility unA
reimburse the Female physique for
those losses of vitality accompany
ing complaistts peculiar to the ser-
Mothers nursing their own chStdrcits
aud delicate sUOincH who expect to
become mothers and bring up ciJo1-
01ts children should by all means uso
it. IT sUiH restore stGfereTa FROM
Mental or NcTro rs Pr0Str0ti ton aris-
ing from OUcr-,corE, Ercesses OF
2,rOtrdcted Disease. It sUtH curS
Drunkenness and the Opium iiaotc
for as the appetite grows healthior
md digestion moro vigorous through
the use of this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dies away until totally ex-
tinct. highly bcnt1iciat s's Larer
Compi0irts, lfdt0riGC EeUer, ana
ALL Malarial Dfseosct and for tho
debilitating effects OF kece7' Of 01i1
kind It has no eqssat. It repairs
Srusfe, improves Digestion and l6p- (
s,efttc, and amor Ia the Dyspeptsc IN
caltd an easily 0ssjy,sS<oNe 0rficte
of food: and is 80 pleasant 10 tho taste
that the most 30 nsittvo palate WILL not
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Misc,llaneo us Foreign News.

"Litt,e Joker" is tae bSss smoking 70
ogcco.
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Ponds Extract.
In cases OF headache, whether bilious or
Dervnus, hathe the head fer d few minutes
With the Extract, and the pain is gone
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| the state in these prosecutions; that he to =
titled to the keeping aud exaibidagof aud
hating at these gsmes on q particular day
or time. now will he fact that hs was sob.
nn 1aed aud examined in relation to this
| ps rticllsr transaction rslieve him from all
prosecutions for violation OF the provi
| ions of the articles "abont which he
,r,tifed." or will ne be exempt from prose
cn,lono only as to the particular trans.c-
ron .bout which he testified? The priv
| lese Ia granted him of being exempt from
| persecution in consideration OF the right 10
| ref1ss TO answer questions eliminating
| himself, which the statute takes away from
| him. 30 far as By virtue OF the statute be
| mas b,en compelled to. testify as to anv
will protect him, but wo see no reason why
II shouId grant him any broader protection
than tina of hich he has been daprivad.
| The record fails TO show that he testified
sbout this particular transaction, and
hence his plea ofprlvilege csnnut avaii him.
| We will not discuss the question as IL
| whether there was COLLISION between inc
| city authorities aud appellant, OF fraud on
mis- Dart in procuring tue mayors oours tn
nres,irne Jurisdiction over these cases, I II
c,acsdipg that every step taken in the
| mayor's court. In the prosecution OF these
| n,sss 10 have been strictly in good faith,
| with all fraud apart, appellant failing t.
prove the identity Of me offences, this q1es
| ion becomes of no Importance.
We have examined thecbargs 81 tho court
| very refu'ly, and are Of this opiniou thsi
{ Ia Ia harmony with the views EXPRESSED
| q this opiDfoD.
While we have rafrained from discussinp
aeris,im all the qaeft!ons rNsea IA tnt
| brf IF Of q ,pellaDt, we have carefully ex
tmiue them all and the authorities thsle.
| ia cited for their support, and In c,Dclr.
siop We deem It but due to counsel for ap-
psIlaf.t to say that We have rarely had tbs
ileasurs OF examining more able and en-
naust,ve brief and argument 10 any casa
n this court than that fled BY him In TIM
case.
We have carefully ex-m'n.A The entire
requires rsvsr.si Of the Gaze. the iuds-
mont b affirmed.
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THRONES ~ THE cAr,KLLs.

MANY AEEIyAl--rG. CEOsHY's rIAI>-rHF STAR
A>D -rtPr-.
-rLov AS OCCASIONAL .oaI.tsP. Np0Nr or 1900 rRutSl-
Horn KAArEEsElLL, sept G.-WhIlc the de-
partlr have been very ar-c a tnrUnsu tH" range ta-
week. ti arrivals laye oo.l unexpectedly numerous aud
l tee resorts 1rc . do.ugs good business Many OF
the children have ef FOR their schools. buf enough PEE
main o. cul,cn the halls and play ground. with tuel
Joyous prlttr md merry iushtrr
L, tie present warm weather continues. the
Dat-hl season viii bee much prolonged
Il - now safe Co write down me success, with
-tI % week Two to ID OF rom.
Jay Could. 9ho arrived her. with hs " g. fonr chI-
dreu. servant and OBJ, two Misses Hcudr cis from
Albany .ouuty ON Tiur-da afternoon. occup the suite
~ roo .. u-eI by President Arthur Ia. railway mag
uaic however - the most ul4ssllln- guest personally
10 q DO -e
The cnu o he Pr -.deuts last dinner at the K'a'er-
skill. was al r.ablrate affair The cover was of heavy
.atiu trug.l. having the hote. ID god the outside.
ia trros. hc corner The inside cOn.a.n- Pres
dent Arr ur', portrait aId tHcn nu tIstrul7 pr'n "d
Manager Paige recently bad several du Ic4t. copies
made Dy request
The K44tcrskil or.hestrou il under drec ION '
carl ycu.h %, the private musical college Tw-n-7-th ri
st New York Tn. music AZ h sOr, h4s been exc p
uoualy fin" his ,ei-ou
Tie Ec. Dr. crosby is now c1mrI'tiu Dol, scve "a sea
-auIn the Cat'k ls Ire lie great wal3e-. AMI taxes
abundant exercise.
The Rev. pr j. o.. Butt OF Brook ia. has a cottage
o,e-.oki. e. pIue Hill Among nuucr .us other clergy
mon u This portion o. the ta- ,e are the Rev.
Dr. Funk aad 8 Eosster. of Ncv-YorSi Rev pr'. !.
Ford sutton William or euo.-I. Rev. j. II. Boss' aud
II. J.. lie OBJ. Philadelphia
Tile cxar-ou of tc order known az th'
kn -Ht- o. do. Mystic shrine arrived 40 Iio tl
Kl1t.r l.l ibis TO-, moon .0 remain uu Tuesday l-'
body number 300 and make. gust. ana addition
% The hofc. cumpieme g.
.r r.
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Since the mercury has chmbed mp TO the nine.
ties Il has walked ont % long silence bore vita whom
Veare AL nmIar That peasant nd yldta ~h0 delights
in asking lis u hot euousn for youl - once moro
abroad IN The land win hrs exa.perating Q nundral
Repress your natural desire aunhatc BIN. There
several WAYS ~ getting evru bat perhaps the best Is 10
au.tl, a-tound mia bv saving son comfortably cD"l
aud then 10 complete fs mi cry by telling how Won keep
3d. Iook into ris pcrtpsu- lce and the dis,olr-" ~
tho cold Irr-a an pin g. 10 fHe Rms bath IN Laf-
ott.-pac, auG gi0af yer tne delightful showers q
douchcs l. hin feel your roo. fresh s>ln wA.u YOU
have ilst come fr th,rr aud revenge II complete
Like Otii. 10, his oCcupa ion Is gone. -
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Rtts ssraso.a Havana Alamo GlITcston Excelsior ard
knicl rrDocacr )t2us. lc.e 7sFtnnln. it %
ktpute Claresfon Deuefast Tor Wilmington huYfaiat =,
newport News Old Dominion. Norfolk JOnb I'D on
Georgetown. ftlDdpra. Av0un.uth
ships Rcuewn rDu Ltuinn. for Hanlnnrs- -. S..
Bsrss Chrisie for hamburg Ina MopteVheo fT'"c''0'
Gargu!O Havana ..,- IL. 80.
Brgs For Porto OportD; Lizzie Zttolo, fost ga
Prince.
80 egia Long Island Sonnl-Steamers Ec2n'r' Tor
Portland. Gen whitney. Boston -
Bark-J % M4r-rr. Hannah Banchari, Am
ste-dam p. .cSw-il John y o. WGlacr BIO J2neiro
STEAMER MOVEMENTS,
FOREIGN FORTS
SrErry sept 2-Arrvct sG.atler Island Dam. sklodt
from SeN-YOrx Aug 10
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WATERING-PLACE TOPICS.
THE WEEKS SOCIAL NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOrGLAs-DrCKEY wEDDING-ENGAGEMENTs.
The season is perceptibly waning at nearly
all the watering places except Newport, where the sue
cessou Of entertainments OF all kinds goes ON a. II the
season might rival Tennyson- brook in longevity New
ports IT, indeed coming 70 last nearly the year
round The people early and stay 20 late there
some members OF the fashionable world even remaining
all winter that one could hardly visit the place out OF
season." The past week has been rs brilliant one as
Newport has aud fully eXactng as week IN
The height of the winter season In this city Beginning
with The Coaching Clubs parade and subsequent enter
tainmcnt by Mr.. Belmont Monday there has been no
halt place since and to-day Will be welcomed
~ day from the balls dinners md other gather
ngs The effect Of the coaching parade was hse there
beng eleven coaches IN line. with the shade avenues
and uurival.cd lawns Of Newport for background.
Nj Belmont coach 80 the head, and also the
most admired ana best appointed Not only were the
splendid hood-pay horses and perfectly equipped coacn
uncoualel. but the passengers also attracted unusual
notice. Beside President Ar-hnr there were Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Worth White Nj and Nrs. q. r Rowland
Miss Swan and Hiss Lansing te ladies' being representa-
tive bellies OF the place Isaac Bell r also had brill
liant party on top. and T. y. Morgan and James Cor
don I,unetts were amou- the most attractive n ilt
latter end ~ the procession. Tie luncheon 90 Mr. r
m0u.- the polo game and tie subscription bail %. iA'
Casino flied this busy day programme The enter
tanmcurs DO the Presidents honor at Mrs william
Astor- and Mr.. g. Ii. Warren, AMI Miss Giuerts
moon i-ht coaching party. were among the notable
CATHERINE, ou Tuesday The dance which was 20 take
place 40 Madame BonaTare the evening 10 honor
OF Miss Dod-e and Miss West had 20 he abandoned on
account the sickness OF OF the Bonaplrtc children
Tho wedding OF M-, Coucha dee koyeu Dickcy. onlf
dau-Ler of judge Hugh T. Dckey and the Rrv. George
william Douglas, of Trinity Parish, this city. was tAr
social incident most interest at Newport We'ue--
day. attracting as did 90 large assembly o the fashion,
able element Assistant Bishop Henry G. Potter and
the Rev George j. Magl. OF this city. performed Tie
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D"~n Vsiti1g ~ he Grand Eugene Backford and fam
lA, or Brookl q, also guests tnero.
NJ 9. Bonvi e. ~ thu New York sock Exchange. has
DT-h maxi ~ IN rlursfrtan tour ~ the range.
John lioey H. spendnga brief season Mt the Grand.
M iarriing, the enterprise proprietor OF the Kaat-
'rSkI' has brru mat rally iucre sing HIS mountain
bceige au1ng te summer. High Peak IL the grandest
Ia< OF mat entire region. r. Is rumOrei that Mr. Hard
ing .ll build either cog wheel cable railway di-
rectly ~ the face o. Kaaterskill Mountain from Paen
vie 90 Ms hotel before another season.
Inc stars and stri PES rccen, lv planted he
any summit ar Hunter. known COloners Cnaia "
MlS- Nellie Allure AMI Miss Frazer made The OllsOme
ascent accompanied by a sma. party OF gentlemen.
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James $. >attcrthwite age forty-fve, Of the
10 ~ -aiter'hwaite Plat. marin, adjustcs, died
ye,tcrlay at MAIDS one, Last Hampton, l. l.. Of pull
munw disease, ~ torty-dye lie was Great Sr nd
son OF lhcppl acr Eactc. Old resident, and 70
p,csd'u. OF the Chamber of Commerce. ;be New York
H"-Wt d an+ Cd her buttons, lie was craGutte OF
fhr uluD tuIcg- Law school. When his 'it or ed
the firm COL Satt.riuwalfe Brother. became Calm and
~Iftcr waite l.v uOutns lCO NJ Griffin retired from
tA. u. ne leave, vile anu five children living al
IrauhllI y. j.
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po.i.icIl Notices.

sf-haurc's. f'uet 'or.ft' cheapest trr oldest bon D
n OIL. ..-. et Mamie. U.r- .lu| 1-. .l.Or'~ l i'r-
c..t .lfo.a lt ~.., uftr.- ..u. in. ...Iu 90.
l4..I.r. .ltI,'I 'II. A. CD. .t Fulton IT, NcN tnrA
Can. Z aur aud 'orrh Tor 80 cate L.lgrs, a.sort
n t.e taIIrr+ Irfia- Nr -,ul u.
AMERICAS -I.N .O. 90. HDau.-f. n. D..
Az ~/rS iianur'-. FiH.., and Portraits on Hand.
The Y lil Lt ADJ % AIT 4, Artists %
Iu4us-i nee l,t2. cal -lt WDra. send Tor
pu,r 4+l
Campaign Banner and Outa ompan1..
as Vi.-tN. 20. ANu 23- BROADWAY.
Ee.d. i.4rtcr- for Srt r.uucr. iut Campaign Goois
shirts. ,3u.-,l -. tDr.Ie,. ste.
Lowest pr,et s,i aut compare
Cannon, aud tY hire Mounted lrld tar1agcs
A So. Do. 4li4cut- i..IlrT. Torches. At.
j. N. GODFREY, - tsfhrrIno-st
Pnieuf Waterproof - ,rnwsr., Sci Banners.
Handsome tuo durable NrN ICES, sole Mauuftctur ri
unIrf letters ulfrI. ir'ru rnrnf- Will De prJ,,s
ArJi,uc portraits AIa cd.apuen equipments
81. Is. LI.kA 3d.. - NOpster-s-
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Az EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH.
,EA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY GENERAL GRANT
And o.. ". CHlLDS.
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WET Esd. Long Branch. \. j.. Sept. 6.-Thc
T-uu-yly.u' la r,di brou, a-ts guests to-day
pafty of Two h1n red persons members ~ both the
Auc icon ami Fri lsh A. ocIdrons for the
advancement az science. Ia. party m
Ga. r-. o. Mcrl. Middleton AMI r 10 n r. Cor-'u.
of no. Philadelphia local 'mu .tea. and j. X. Shoe
ID ok D. of The Ri I'D "a con-Hlfe. tn party visited The
Do ,ch aud % t.w mnu-es ne armed sci .nti.s were
-pY.tuc tIel,c yes amid Ia breakers. ana XIV 4rus
ik. a o. -cAoo.ooy5. dacd inner Was served TO tAr
pIty q the Wet EIi Hotel. ga. tables being hand
-ou .ly g. or,.1 Ia t1" afternoon the entire
comp3 drove - thc cottage o. tie venerable
3. .ic lea. with who ALI -n9pK al'ds. 90 lo1 Wa
served rlr dining room Ine party then drove
o. Ca. cot t~. oI Gee IS. Child. o- Ial ..pIIt
Wn.rc received wa Dob greeting fro Hr. an Dir,
lulI.-. toruII- .0c'--iI., thy rheA walked
across green Lawns 10 the -.a1ic
lone OF c1-fr-idcut Grant, who seed
Che p.uv on his Eazkl Ihr Genera. .t. us .-
.I- cruf.l. N.I joe -.0OI wnIr every n W'rr OF re
party wA, utf'lgc 30. and aIecteI Them wIr..it.
Among 90 m uper, ID. tla BRUSH Association were
-. rt gentlemen met tlc G-l wn. on
h, tom TpuI. he world. a WISH tD H0 Ivwood Pirs.
lc c'uHtr seat pf toh' HOry. clsIei. 4ut d.v -hc
p"r1 t.oh O. e. special train back % The Quaaer Ci.y.
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Hunts Rene ~

Premature nay be ealrely D.
ti4f US " Burnett, toC JIlue.
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PERsPIRIYG HCNANIrTS GOOD HrNOR

Wheeler viii make complaint against him in the ener-
son Market Police Court.
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)sBOREF-S CHT--c1e nber 81 by tho Pew 9. N.c.or
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an aoiicey n ,nqrriag,s must be ,nd2rsed Vim hG.
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