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IRISH LEADERS FALLING OUT.
Belief that . Struggle Between Parael aaa
Davlts will 0o0a Deglu.

Belief that . Struggle Between Haraell aAA
Davlte Will sosa Besis.
LONDON. July 28.-The Irish Nationalist arc
all at the subject Of the IrshAmsrcsn National
League Convention to be held at Boston next MONTH
Mr. Parns he 10 not strong enough to attend and
Nessrs. Thomas Sexton and william Redmond will
therefore represent the National party and will sail for
America on Aug. 2. Nr. Sexton 10 intrusted with .
special message from the London leaders Of the party
lie will also address meetings OF the Irish National
viii spend some s@s IN xasr i! r.ns s s shs
There 10 collision Of We've and nt.rests resar ding
the Of 1ss e ?. held q
vention Mr. Ferguson Of lissg6w Of the support
srs Of Henry George. doctrines. Michael p.vi has
eSay.Stion i. ipi.i. poas q isad qn....ios
tnowa hat F.sas n ~. m.as
up ne mind that the time has come 70 crush what he
uonaii.siion They .sy ,hstihs nsIitou Of fri.h
land now when England rules Ireland would Be simply
giving the Enslish Government the fse SIMPLE Of ire
mined to defeat the natonazsrs The general opinion
tween Pafns and Davitt viii now begin in earnest and
part Of the Psrne antLD programme and that he
the eaors Of Mr. Davitt during the lsttsr projected
Some Leading members Of the League have received .
female to per:onse Miss Ford sister Of NJ Ford Of
p: .Sa o r.: *.
Just come from New York having been delegated TO act
a. medium for the convey OF letters between the
was discovered by an Iri'h.Amercsn Who knew her il
America
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THE WRONG PARROT IN COURT
0ulky aaA Silent aad Net Ac@uaiated will
Mrs.. Krets OF Orchard street.

0ulky aaA Silent aad Net AcSuainted with
Mr.. Kretz OF Orchard street.
Mrs. Minnie Kretz OF IS Orchard street, &C.
companied by her husband. her aged father.
and four OF her neghbors. came to Essex Mar
ket yesterday morning to tell Justice O'Reilly
that Barney Isaacs Of 40 Orchard street had
got Mr.. Kretz's $40 speaking parrot. Mrs.
Kretz said the parrot had flown out OF her
window on July 10. A boy told her that Isaacs
had the bird. She did not believe 1t. and she
went to sec for herself.
Il called the parrot By its name. Loretto"
she said. 1t answered back just the same -
Kretz. Take me home 1t can speak three
language English. French. and German"
Justice O'Reilly Issued q summons for Isaacs
and 10 came IN IN n afternoon with Mrs
from ksr. he said that he had bought his par par:
rot. She sAid she had had the parrot 1--WE years
He came baGk with cage big enough for a
green parrot. tts issshers were rSiiisd. and its
eyes bleary, Altogether It had z detected APP
easily. Her husband said It was not theirs.
poor dumb thing like that
LOOK up a No. Ioretto. look up"
Tho parrot stretched ont 2 leg. and then q
Sn 4: perch and lowered its head a. Il to say.
>, Mrs KrsE said that Il was not her Loretto.
he was brighter green and Of . more lively
Ts W not he saw On
have. Mr.. Isaacs said he had no other JUS
tico O'Reilly made him give bail.
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L.rA Rssssery Called . "K.lp,s."

LONDON. July 26.-Lord Rosebery to-day
unveiled the statue to Robert Burns recently presented
70 the city Of London by Mr. Crawford the Scotch mil
lonsrs. me statue occupies prominent site on the
Thames smbsnkmsnt. An enormous crowd assembled
10 witness the unveng Rain fell In torrents and Lord
Rosebsry obliged to deliver his grafton protected
By large umbrella The shelter Afforded WAS slight.
and his Lordship completely drsnohed. Around the
monument there Wa an enclosurs 70 which admission
obtained BY ticket only This restriction ncensed
. number Of Scotch workmsn. who attempted to force
their Wy. The police rspgssd them With such yso!
EosehsTy Frequently nisrrIptsd and when he ma
worlmsn yelled; .Ye see Yen .kelps c'asd Laird"
snbstitusins kepiS" for "brkie On account prooa.
quickly Joined by the whole crowd, and proceeded 10
ular emphasis 10 the refrain:
The rank 70 but the guins. stamp,
The mans the RoWd for q thAt,h
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CITY OF MEXICO. July 20. via Galveston
william Harwood and Edmund vslach. the American,
who were arrested without warrants on uufounded
charge OF defamation OF the President are still closely
confined. They were sentenced without trial. The
American colony greatly excited the authorities hav
Ing disreGsrded The demands Of the American Minister
estate who wanted vsae 70 tell him the
ZACH declined TO dyulss the and the collector
used HI: inhue9ss TO hays him arrested isrwood hap
Mas taken also Both prisoners bear excellent reputa
tnsers the Mexican Central kAilrosd have also been
arrested: The American residents believe that the
Ing anmc:ity against the right: Of Americans. They
ter will be received from WAshinGton.
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Assistant Postmaster Charles B. Morton OF
Brooklyn. who went away Saturday, July 10. with
out telling his family or Postmaster McLeer where he
was going. when he would return 10 still missing
There yesterday that he had been traced to
Canada. and that letter had been received from him.
but they sonh not Be vsrinsd Col heLser said that in
arrest he still believed In Col Nortons honesty and
that his return he would be able to give satisfactory
Az employees Of the ros once said that the
. t6ef, and that Col Norton became disgusted
that he went away intending to return when they got
The police have been asked TO ind out where he Is
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GREEDY SAILS FOR HOME.
HUNDREDS OF ILA0S At HALF HAST
Ar 81 JOHNA

Arrival Nero sf the l.ssh 0apsy, The TsuAsp
81 shs Aslisf ExpsAisiss, Dvsssiss she
1ssssas-A Talk With 1asssu CAaabssa
sr. JOINS. N. F., July 9e.-The Greedy re-
lief squadron weighed anchor at 10 A. II. and
steamed out to sea. The flagship Thstis led.
followed By the Bear and Alert Al they sailed
out oil the harbor steam tugs and steam
launches. with the hass Of Great Britain and
tho United States ct half mast and crowded
with leading oitisens followed. On all tho pub
Ito buildings and stores nsss wore drapsd.
The hundreds Of vessels IN port displayed their
national hass In mourning Thousands Of
spectators from the shore waved adieus By
banner or handkerchief which salutations
were gracefully returned By tho fast rscsdins
squadron. Lieut.. Greedy and the other sur
vvors are enjoying tolerable health.
WASHINGTON. July 2e.-Secretary Chandler
sent this telegram to Commander Sohley from
Newport h l.. on the 21st:
There !. danger to asat Srssly and party from over
:a s,:ssi:s over iS.
vs surgeon until they
Lieut. Greelye promotion TO be O. Colone! 10
the signal corps by act OF Congress is talked OF
Safe. consa At st. Josns Sas sse s
gram 70 The Navy Department he refers to him
that written to him by Mr.. Linden Kent, ia
h ss sfs S1s sa the
parties either on Greedy or Darlington: that In
Ss ns Ss !.
sss and he blamss 30 one Tor is miscsrrisss.
the plans might have been Better II first.
Tho sentinel Of the navy yard In Brooklyn
had broad. shouldered, black. woolly h aired
dog for companion last night Il answered
woods would readily be- mistaken for a bear on
E5;;!s9S ohs%6sr: yfc viS .So 4
n sh q q sSso ds
vii = Is
M Ths s9Gl ZEE Garry i. Dundee steamer tina.
tsndsr to the saresls reliei sSpedis ss' She
carried out coal. lu Wt ioE houses and
s ii nppsd tines hH me- sSs
Into the navy yard dry dock Tor repairs.
tho orpedo bos Alarm @ sn Ps
SAFE sale: and ran pR ALONGSIDE Of each vessel 70
much inIor%etio1 s62ut 4 Lieut.; Grselys doinfs
met the Lieutenant. In fear Of Bother.
ing him on . subject that he must
have been questioned about by hundreds
Of people. On the passage north. the Loeb
Garry encountered an unusual quantity OF Ice.
but when she Ind rounded for home great
change had taken place to the south. In two
weeks vast fields Of ice had disappeared and
that now q vessel would have clear sailing up
to Fort Conger and that Grsely's valuable COZ
not perishable. and there 10 no hurry. All
Greely's records were preserved.
When Greely's party was rescued. prayers
were being said over Private Connell and the
last drop Of brandy was being poured into him.
look % though he Weighed much over 100
pounds: He was terribly thin and emaciated.
bers left st. Johns. all the rescued men were
much ssonter. but had not seemed to gain
They were all weak in the, legs. Generally:
they were doing very we'll, but no doubt
without succOr every man OF them would hnvo
bsen dead IN forty. eight hours' more time. Mr..
Chambers understood that Lieut. Greedy was
entirely satisfied with the scientific results Of
his expedition.
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DlDrr PUT H1s 1AaE IN Tas sox.


That hou0 - % Ne A40400 WY eDo OeIvob
% che Dsbssii ohsslA NE Ain.
Hugh Lynch, tho driver Of bobtsil car II
Of the Twsnty.third street line. who says
Roundsman Herlihy assaulted him on Monday
night had Herlihy arrested ON . warrant yss-
terdsy. In Jefferson Market Lynch swore that
after stout. rsd.fsced man had refused 10 put
his fare in the boz. he called on Herlihy near
Lexington avenue TO arrest the passenger.
Herlihy swore and said II was none Of bis
business. Then Lynch ordered the stout pas
ssnser out Of the car. and the stout man struck
him L ,s ss: hs Ibn ns cam: and ne n,d AZ
"a. and ciSbSsd bin. o''oA ~ s'A"' .AN VIVA
Daniel Hughes. another driver Who was Z
.sa ss ss Eby2 hSS
Dr. J.. A. Sanders OF II East Forty eth street
testified that he saw NO evidences OF clpbbing
Ths VA sRres DAY: After bs alleged cubSsS
s II; o sSs "a. SeG .ns
j. 8 liS Es;t si1y 81 , street
was about TO drop nickel In. the boz tho car
lprched and the money elton the deor between
tween the stats and that could not find It..
lat ct 1.s h ss sa rE
e pas Wien Of thu the aqses ap o
Pentz indicated bruise on his chn.l struck
back and called on the. 9ndsman TO protect
hold Of Lynch. and then went away to avoid
publicity. But when I saw that Lynch had
charged the roundsman with assault came
clubbing"
Roundsman Herlihy denied en- ph atlcally that
Lynch strike Pentz. and then arrested him and
released him only when he found that Pentz
swore that there was no clubbing and corrob-
GRATED the roundsman. Two passengers on the
car were prepared to give similar testimony.
hearing them.
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Co..plaint. Against the A,hmcu.

Mayor Edison has recently received 30 many
complaints that househders have had TO pay for the
removal Of ashes and garbage from the front Of their
houses that July 81 he sent Commissioner Coleman
Of the Street Cleaning Department the following:
"DxAR SiR led to inter that 10 the rule rather
than the exception for to pay for removing
ases and garbage after 10 placed At the curb and that
In case OF refusal to for such work the ashes and
garbage are not promptly removed but are frequently
iect worthy OF investigation. and the application OF
decisive remedy II the evil 10 found exist. Yours
very truly. FRASKLiN Epson"
Commissioner Coleman Yesterday replied TO the
Mayor saying that complaints OF this had always
been promptly Investigated. and always would be.
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LONDON. July 28.-The Liberal demonstration
In Manchester to-day was success John Bright made
nery Speech which wildly sppiaudsd lie said that
unless English freedom wass fraud and sham the
people would know how to deal with an aristocratio
chainber which was hostile popular rights And
DstiOnsi Interests. E3aishmsa ere new had proved
would surely the to hold In check bloated
arIstocrAts OF the present day.
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THB CHOLEnI SCOUn0R
Dssrsasiss h KarssiiIss saA Tsaiss. Sue
sam 0preaA1sg.

- - ss ~ss
sem ss-sse,ss'
MAHsLLs' July 1-ine present cpl
demic OF cholera has not the same virulenos
that has Characterised previous outbrsats Il
.r,..- AZ ~ ...s.S.a 800, sNs'-,S
sppear 70 navs sstso.eo slc.iy indiviousls
rather than whole sections OF the population.
A. Ars' many per; .o have become insane
tnrousn iesf. Inc totai NUMBER OF places IN
= sov,tssn hi. Sss, !. " app ~,.h
-. ,..I.. s-, ~. -. A..
moss lsm,no. OWING 70 tho isot tnat many
dlfloul. to procure supplies. Their. have been
seven oeaths SINCE O'CLOCK tnis morning.
The cholera has appeared at gpezzis. Italy.
Il was carried there By An italian workman
sron ths .r..n., =, T,,,i.a TSs.s ~. S...
nou WIG sse"s' ~ Aou'on' Anoro nave ooeh
two fatal Gases already. and the Inhabitants
The iusitivss from here ar. beginning to 70.
ToluoN, July 26.-The spidemio here CON.
,,nuss ~ asors,.a rhas. w. s.'u uo'S I'll
n.o1 W uo.fesso. .uoro Woro tnHtsen ooalhs
last night. OF which four occurred ct the hos
pital. ak in the suburbs. and three In the city.
s Ssr, e. hs Suburbs deaths
citv has decressd tSc nonnIstion s"o. tHIrdsn 0
pool yestertiSv that 4 sniior ~ the saint nmn-
stan oueranfinsu n tSa Wareav mno oH har M
found to-day That he had cholera %ossus. %:
railroad travel out Of fivcrnooi haa Incrsas s
TO n;M rue Dsr. 4. unr ~ unu
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WANT 70 TRY ALI THE DETECTIVES,
The Csn1lsslsnsrs sead Ter Inspeelsr Byrnes
asA Order Hin t. Write Beck.

The Csnnssslsnsrs Sead Ter Iaspeeeer Byrues
esd Order Hin to Write Beck.
When District Attorney Olney engaged
Plnkerton's men to arrest Mother Mandelbsum
for receiving stolen goods. and they did II.
some Of the newspapers said that hor long i'm.
munity from arrest was reflection upon the
police. and an assistant In tho District At
torney's Office was represented as holding the
same opinion. The Police Commissioners
passed the following resolutions yesterday.
The language 10 their own:
n ssss ..sp that
member. Of the police force connected with the Dstec
wh9ss: fh. Board !. d..irou. thu. any and all mem
ss @ sn
ts:ly
'n IN
=; 'ss -: s
q
ss
the pfSp ana
:uss III .a
Attorney ior informstion rsiersed d. 10 in the
&oregoing was from Edward L. Paris, acting
81 We %s 4s ety.
formation the Commissioners desired about
allegations that the police protect Mother Man.
delbaum could not now be furnished
Inspector Byrnes returned from the country
yesterday. ahead Of his time, to prepare the re-
port ordered by the Commissioners. He re.
fused to talk about the charges made against
his detectives.
Commissioner Matthews took the trouble
that the charges were. IN his opinion ground
less. and that IN place Of casting discredit on
aid them, to the best Of It's ability. and when
they are derelict report the fact to the Com mis-
sioners. 80 that the offenders may be punished.
far as his office Is concerned. any charge re-
flectng upon the uprightness OF the detective
concluded
Disaster to the public interests inevitably follow
unless the errestng and prosecuting authorities
IN together
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LONDON. July 26.-Mr. Days company had Q
triumphant week At foolss Theatre The houses stead
lily increased In size. Real sathusissm displayed
throughout and the actors met with continual reoalla
Miss Rehan has established herself London favorte
The weekly press has been even warmer In It's praise
than the daily pspsrs sala says In the London Nep,
rare insslig.pcs artistic ntpsss and perfect disci
more % learn from company like hr. Day's than they
Ths company viii sail for New York on septe
A. n Palmer and Manager BROOKS sailed for New
York to-day the Aurania. Mr.. Brooks has engaged
Lillian Russell for season In America begin In be.
esmber. Lolita will sail for New York next week
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The Sylvan strsa. Hits winian Wall.

William Wall. a brosd.shouldered bumboat
man Of 90 started about A. ". yesterday his daily
task Of supplying vessels with fruits vegetables and
other things that sailors banker after on Rector street
he tied his boat TO tug which going up stream and
he towed along he read the morning paper while
his boy Steve Sullivan sat aft when the tug and bum.
boat were opposite Warren street. the steamboat sylvan
Of the tugs stern, chipping psse out The steamer
broke Walvs right arm. He managed to cling to thu
boat with his left hand until the tug stopped and took
him board. Tho boy Steve was also picked up.
waiis arm WIS put n spints At the GhAnIsIs Street
Hospital and he went home his wife at los Greer
witch street. His boat 10 ruined and his cargo WAS lost
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mo Beu..,t. M.ek.y Cable,

CHICAGO. July 26.-G. D. Roberts. who 10 in
terestsd financially In the Bennett.Nscksy Atlantic
cable says the cable will be ready for public service ON
Oct.l One cable 10 already finished aud the other will
will reach ~ 10000 Tho rate for cabegrams will be
materially less than BY the old cable but how much less
ssn!sed 70 Icy cable from Brazil 70 New Orleans via
nectton with the Bennett. MackAy cable
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WASHINGTON. July 28.-The charges on which
Brig Gen. Swain Is to be tried by court martial have
been formulated and he has been suspended from duty
ments restricted 70 the limits OF the District Of Co
luinbia Col u. N. Leber Assistant Judge Advocate
General has been directed to take charge OF DEN
swaims ONCE The charges viii not be made public
epaiiy on his transactions with the banking rrm Of
Bstenun CO. and his connection with the duplic alton
OF Col MoTrow's pay nccounts
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Retur,ias . Captured Sword.

LEXINGTON. Ga. July 28.-In the late war
Sergeant II. witcher Of this place captured sword
ON the hit Of which the Inscription Luke r. Tidd
Woburn, Masa" Sergeant Wteher kept the sword and
about year sgo wrote 70 WobuIn inquiring whether
return q The .w9rd would % seSsptssIs The reply
the return OF the sword would DO appreciated. Mr.
Witcher returned IT, and au week received from Capt
ton Of the position o. the opposing orc.i q III: ne
house al the time the sword WAS received there The
picture bears the highest testimony Of Capt Tidds
gratitude to Mr.. Witeher.
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Warsaw In . Slate Of Siege.

WARSAW. July 28.-The police have closed a
number Of coffee houses and restaurants All other
places Of this required to close their door at
O'Clock every night and to remain closed altogether
SUNDAYS and holidaya The city 10 all tntsnts and
puIpo;ss placed i1 minor sat. Of siege The C.sE Will
August lie will not remain In Warsaw. but will reside
at hcierucwicz from which place he will attend the
4 hunting excursion.
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The c...,.sss Z. x.t,r, q. J.A..

DETROIT. July 28.-At the recent National
Prohibition Convention in Pittsburgh Prof Samuel
Dicks Of Michigan President Of the Convention.
made Chairman Of the committee to notify Mr. st. John
membsrs Of the committee. Prof Dicks has appointed
vania the Hon. John B. Finch OF Eebraska D. Shoel.
Ton O K.p,a. .hs Ksy John Rs.'s q Nichssn M.:
Wisconsin. George r. Scott Of New York Mrs. Vary
Woodbridge Of Ohio and tho Hon: j. Turner OF Ala
point western New York about the middle Of August
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Chlsrsfsrnea aad Robbed.

When Major Joseph ". Congdon. commander
Of the Paterson Light Guards awoks at O'Clock yes
terday morning in his rooms In the Hamilton House,
Paterson he felt strangely sick and dizzy and for
moments could not collect his thoughts Tie odor Of
his watch TO nsceran the time but he found watch and
chain gone They were worth $50 A bunch Of keys
el5, and lot OF private papers were also stolen
Major Con.doh is member Of the hrm Of W. r. Bnr.
lock Co.. $50 Broadway, New York II 10 supposed the
robbery was committed BY man who regi.ered ns s.
II. Lee Trenton. j." lie disappeared before the rob.
fesions hotel thief There Il man Of that name liv.
ing In Trenton, but II was not he.
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M. LEVEL Again Disabled.

LONDON. July 26.-Minister Lowell. having
recovered frs the cont has fallen victim TO violent
attack Of rheumatism The second stage Of his
disability 10 apparently worse than the nrst His phys
" Lowell has consented 70 follow the advice Yester
day he WAS unable, because Of the severity of his
rheumstiam. to attend the garden party Sivsn BY the
Prince OF Wales At Marlboro House. and the American
Attache and Secretaries Hopptn aud White
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lllss Terry. Y.cci.atie..

LONDON, July 26.-The Lyosum Theatre has
come to grief from curious Miss Ellen Terry
becoming victim Of the smallpox scare had herself
vsccnstsd and. whom the virus began 70 take effect
neglected TO take the usual precautions to prevent In
hamnaton, She continued 70 act the part Of Viola,
With her left arm IN sling and ate and drank usual
she has been compelled to acting The result 70
that the theatre closed for one In the company
had understudied the part OF Vtola.
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Not Advised 70 Vote for Blaine.

Circulars containing the report Of the special
committee Of the Young Republican Club Of Brooklyn
appointed to investigate Baines record will be mailed
10 the $500 odd members Of the club this week Accom-
panying the report viii also be the conclusions arrived
at by the Executive and Advisory Committees Of the
club which are the best course for the club to
Enforcement OF tile csndidsss LEAVING easS
member to vote on thi. question ., he may see A. The
smsetng called TO discuss the Presidential question II
. majority want such meeting II win be held.
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CLETELAND AND HENDRICKS.

The Committee 81 Nsllneatisa Expected II
Albasy - Tuesday.
ALBANY. July &.-Gov. Cleveland's time
has been occupied to-day with matters Of
routine and he has remained at the Executive
chamber the entire day. Among tho callers
there were Gen. Rosecrans OF California. John
J. Kane. delegate from Brooklyn to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention. and DR.. and
mittee Of Notification Is OK pected to arrive here
on Tuesday morning. and the formal notifca-
ton will take place at the Executive Mansion
rive In Saratoga on Tuesday. and he will be
formally, notified Of his nomination probably
Democrats from all parts Of the country will
be hero next week.
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WASHINGTON. July 28.-The Star says: " The
bill TO prevent theporaton foreign Of labor to this
country under contract which passed the House,
not considered In the Senate. There IT, therefore,
nothing to prevent such mportaion and nrm in this
scheme Rmpes. Welsh sna 1,ssn i.borers 70 woqe
under contract 1t low wages. W. H. Main. real estate
agent 10 at the head Of the and his agents
IN Europe arranging for the shipment Of aorera The
Iii kinds to meet s demands and 10 repensh The Stoct
BY shipments - they are needed The managers will
ing to give them superior class Of labor ct low wages
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LONDON. July 26.-There 10 q great dearth OF
female teachers for the public schools Of London
and tho number Of vacancies Il increasing There
applet before the auth critics for the vacant
places. The reason given 10 that the unnecessary
severity Of the preliminary frightening
xhsT. ~. g dinSut f:r women g earn decent iyl
ships have passed any Of the recent examinations As
remedy tor this state Of things the Government 10
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A Small Spectator Alssias.

Morris Altman. who came to this city from
Vienna In February reported missing yesterday
Altman, who 10 IS old has been living with his
brothsr.inlsw dustave Pick, Of 1877 East Seventy.
fourth street, and h.s spscuatsd in Wall street on
Thursday morning His brotherin law says that he
had several hundred dollars In his pockets The police
have been asked TO look for him.