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TT rs UIGGJNgS WAY.

Vasbfaqon Dispafeh 10 Tie PhiiGdciphfa Timer.
He has different WAYS of making IL lively IN the de-
nartlnent and one l. TO make the working force live
lear of the wrath 10 como For instance stopping AT
the door of room where hall dozen or mole CLERKS
are at work he will insert his head and half his body
Having taken a survey, he viii make his presence
known by calling out partly 10 himself and partly
the clerks loud enough to be distinctly heard: Yes
must hay the heads Of at least two sixteen hundred
dollar clerks in this maybe II Will be tour Lot
me see" Higgins will then pretend To consult list in
his hand and mystcriOusy matter to himself " Two
ANYWAY perhaps four and then pass 10 repeat q g
operaton else here This is Iiggnss way liz SAYS II
makes things lively and the working force feel cheerful
OF course after visits like these Consideration l. the
order Of the day more perfect method for demoraliz
inc the service was invented. Its Iiiggnss way
Higgins is terror to the women in the service
"No. madame don't see how you can De saved. I'll
see what can do Tor you but you'd better prepare for
the worst In time you'll all have to co. you know -
This again makes things cheerful. especially ii the
women 90 away crying and pass sleeplcss nights in
dread Of lliggns's wrath 10 come.
Higgnss delight in saying In n casual sort Of way
a." Your doors are marked, g ntemcn !" il immense.
He saws il holds them up TO their work" But II
creates reign OF terror. II Is here where the cold
wave rises For certainty thngo are kept stirred up.
It's Iiggnss way. m
IL an appointment made. Higgins will lose no time
in letting the lucky individual SNOW how he did il
how hard he abored 10 overcome the Socreary obcc-
tions aud barely succeeded at last. The Secretary
ot wrong notion in his head but got 1t out and then
Won went through It's all right now" This II Hig-
einss way The apponee holds that everything il due
10 Higgins and nothing to the Secretary, who after ALL
may Ice 80 much of enemy that he VIII have tO look
10 Higgins for salvation. That eleyates Higgins Its
Higgnss way
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Rod And perhaps It is singular coincidence that ~.
persons who in that period fought events, 40 -.
as they arc still living, tho ones who ma
control prices at the Stock Exchange, but WIN
are now, as then, unable to mould the tse..
OF the public. Tho efforts to induce general buxiu .
stocks are not likely to be relaxed until they "
successful or something happens to disturb the eon
nimity OF bank presidents who for basis OF loans s
Stock Telegraph tape" The Delaware, Laoka S<,,
and Western Company to-day declared dividend q,
per cent its stock for the quarter TO end ure az
No statement made, and the structures upon ~.
omission unjust, because it has never bec,as
tho habit OF the company to make anytLi,s
but annual statements, and they do not rsss
to the dignity OF an annual report. What n
any, portion OF the dividend has been earned the reads
may Judge from the following facts The coal tonnass
OF the railroad from January 20 June ID I7I3Ii
TONS against 913 7s5 tons for the time In Issl
To say nothing OF the loss the 100000 tons do
OF $4,000, the difference in price between
last year and this year is 40 cents ton which
upon the amount OF this years tonnage at tho middle Of
June amounts to $3.50 200 or about 2a per cent the
companys capital stock. To-day's declared dividend
makes per cent for the six months. These
calculations do not take IN the general
causes that have affected the earnings
OF ali other eastern railways. But Delaware Laczs.
wanna and western, like the Northwestern Railroad
Company, never reduces its dividend 1t paid pa per
for the quarter ended June 80 1876 and then mons
till In 1880, st. Paul and Pacific Mail were the two
active stocks OF the day and together furnished more
than one third OF the whole business. ST. Paul shows
decline OF 3s per cent and Pacific Mail after opening
down ls at 30 and declining TO 1893 recovered to 81
and closed at 1879 The market closed dull and limp
Government bonds re dull and only steady with tho
bids for the 4s oil Is percent Annexed the closing
quotations.
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ENTRIES FOR sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

There are several large fields to-day twenty
being announced to start for the Selling
twelve for the weller weight handicap and ten ior
first race On the long lists many well-Kho"
In the first race one mis with special weight
George Kinney Thackercy and Duplex have great SpeV
George Kinney is still far from being In his DeS' CON-
ton but he can go mile in hurry ana ne o"Bn' W "'
with Thackeray second and Daplex close thif"
In tie second race weller weight handicap az ScNoh
furlonqs Manitoba's chances are promising Cno'''"
will probably find 1877 pounds too much ana hAcou'o
should get second.
The third race Is the Great Post Stakes for twoys
ODDS 81 mile six will run, bat on public FORM hco''o
and Portland should settle 1t between them for'"u
is uncommony fast but Electric has shown nae s''SS
mower OF late and at the distance Electric has the oe
chance. -.
Fourth comes a handicap at 1Hs miles with FOUR s''V
era Caramel beat General Monroe handily whon 'Ho'
last met at about the weights as they VIII carr!
to-day and she should win, with ClOnmel secohu'
The Selling Sweepstakes will be scramble WIN ~
many fast ones at extremely light weights J"cH-o'
Hearts TO win with Unrest and Rca in the imiheu'"'o
vicinity NAV not be pad selections.
Sixth will como hurdle over the grass ihs'cau "
the steepechase announced in the book OF the mee'hK
Cbarlemagne should win Marshall second
Following is the full list of entries:
FIRST RACE SPECIAL WEIGHTS MILE.
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SYRACUSE.
CITY WATER - OBITUARY - UNIVERSITY
FIINDS-MUSICAL.


FUNDS-MUSlCAL.
trRou An occ ,sIoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuN
SYRACUSE, June 26.-Thc Syracuse water
Company has employed Howard sone 10 'h"he
mary surveys and examinations of the various "h' "
Central New.York with view Of obtaiung water sup
plv which will accommodate the entire city
Several cases of foot and month diseases anons es.'
in onondaca Valley have been reported this week. iho
disease IL contagious.
The annual report Of Chancellor Sims OF syracuse
University shows that $4,000 has been recevs u, %
dovments $50 900 in sbearng notes anu Sooo'o
in non-inicrest hearing pledges. -
Mrs Israel : Spencer. wife Of Judge spencer alen d
suddenly I'm New-York yesterday morhlns 1nu-S
sucncer was found dead In his Office on the AFTERNOON Vi
seven hundred members Of Dr. Talm1gcs congregns-
ion took dinner at the West Shore depot ~
fcrroon The crowd 80 great That dihihg taplcS
were sprcad throughout the sittineroomS OF me stA'p
The rduang exercises OF the class oI - WcIc hoI
AZ The High school last evening The graduates s'Ne"
entertainment To a crowded house vs., -.
The animal musical sorec OF the COLLEGE OF fihe Als
oL Mace on TUESDAY evening In tho University chapel
Ahout a thousand persons attended ana Phll rs many
moe were unable TO nnt places In tho chapel
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rEATunEs OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


NEw-YORK. June 26.
The grain speculation again was restricted to
limits of activity and prices fuctuaed within
small range There decided movement either
toward Improvement decline in spite OF continued
bush crop reports and active bear talk regarding the
statistical situation fair business was done III the ex
port line. There about 2O0OO0 bushels Of wheat
taken for export but II is said that the buyers sodreey
I'm futures protect themselves. good business was
done In for export but oats were totally neglected
After early weakness the markets for the two leading
cereals closed near the hest prices and firm put 80
cent under the closing prices OF yesterday OATS soWeu
the trivial loss. Provisions without interest
INK feature and lard unchanged except Tor July
options, which declined cents Annexed are the CLOS
ing prices: Wheat-Iune, ~ DOLE July, ~ OO4 Az
gust 81 O2s; September 81 OILS, and October 81 %;
Iorn-Juue, 53l2 July. 53S5; August, 544 September
5i. aud October. 5Jli cents; oais-Jnne. 3l'oi July
81 August, 3 81 and September. 32A cents; TART
July 80 ~; August, SO s. september, @7iol, ana DC
tObcT. 81 ! !.
Al New-York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts of grain to-day Wheat. 13o.loo bshelsi
corn, 2j2s5s bushels; Oats G3563 bushels total gram
AL. $50 bushels -four. 1890 barrels The arrivals NJ
Chicago. Milwaukee and -. Louis were: Wheat loy-
2s1 bushels 25S47G bushels oats, l33O3I push
els total grain, OO,sOO bushels -four. 9,32S barrels
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pp,ccs AVID FEATURES oFrnE MARKETS.

Among the cheap things III market just now
are soft shell crabs which rcta at GO ana so cents
Dozen The best Of them come from the shallow grassy
inlets Of the Chesapeake Bay. HOLSTERS fetch only 10
CENTS pound but this is due to the lack OF dc
o,d for them than TO plentiful supply for they are
scarce. Frogs legs sell for 10 cents "a pound fresh
caught salmon trout l. cents white bait 90 cents and
aion from the KcBgOuche River ut their cheapest for
30 aud % pound. These latter range In weight
from to - pounds.
There are some novelties 10 he found In the fruit lists
howeycr this week waermclous have appeared com
ing fro Florida they retail at 81 and 20 cents each.
Mn,lons are alss to be had 20 and 30 cents each,
hui they are small aud withered the New Jersey straw
berry season il at It's height aud the best berries O the
wear can be had now for - and 20 cents quart
beaches are In fairly good supply and sell for 10 and 70
cent. "A dozen Some fine fruit Is seen that comes from
tbs west Indies; sugar loaf pneapplcs weighing 10 and
l nnnnds cost 81.
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COTTON mARKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. June 2G.-i2;3O Motion firm: Mildling
upIand. ri do Mailing orleans i5l satsus.OJO
ceips eco Oaes including oOOO bales American Futures
nrm Uplands Low NmaIing cansr Jnne ana Jny delivery
s2'Gid. August and september delivery, iB-e4di
also S 4.,t' So DO OCTOBER and November drvery
3e6ld DO November ana December delivery 3Al6lli
giso,, sud December aud January delivery Sc
Gia y do January ana February delivery, aH.Gid.
n m-CoIton-The sa.s oi the day included geo bales
junr delivery sd. vauo do. Juno AMI July dehyery,
o a2GAd. value do July anl Angnst noiWerY 500
BUYERS. August and septemD,r delivery, Q 4;0id
do september and October delivery sd SELLERS
do october anu Noysnper = rn's, no. W o
Der January delivery o-.5ld soofs Il" January ana
Icniois delivery at toays clearing 200 bales new
docket. .... ., ooo ,.,,. ,,..,,.., %, ooo
bales, pecuat0rs took bales. exporters took, 300
bales Forwarded from ships sdo direcI 70 splhefa SUI
AMERICAN % 900 Dacs total stock 200 Oacs; American
a. 900 bales OF cotton anoai 'oOOO bales Amor
cur nOoIon- Futures steady Uplands Midd.
% c,ahsc Juns delivery 42.Gld. yalue do June and
INV value; do july and August delivery
,3.tAd sellers do August ami september delivery a
sellers, do october and November delivery 4D6id sellers
do November and December delivery JS0id sellers do
arv md Fehruay delivery. 4u-6ld. sellers.
GALVESTON June LOTION steady; Middng l0is; Low
81 bales, sales 10 bales; stock. 4.u70 ales, -,
Meeky-Ne rocopts, ga bales 259 bales Exports
CoastNise. - bales, safes .O5 Daes ,,,. % 60,
SAVANNAH. juno 26CottOn NOMINAL Middnng 10 Lie;
receipts Ii baoJ Exports Coastnise 30 bales; sales
WeeKy-Net and gross receipts ~ bales Exports Coast
Wig J5s bales sales .06 bales.
sSw.OaLFASs June 20-Cotton dull Midding. 1915
5 bales Exports 10 Great Britain 1882 bales sales 200
Dalos; stock. 6O.2OJ bales ,o,, -,
ports 10 Great Britain 1872 baes 10 France 027D bales
10 tho Continent 4S7 Daes i67 bales salesO 0O
bales.
NrwYoRK June 2G.-The following are total not
oopts OF all nc ports september /, 1884
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which marked the three and half miles the
Cambridge were ten lengths IN aavanoe aryards
t When The crmsons passed tho finish ama .ne
airing of small cannon on the anchoreI Doa tha rear
where Yale was further IN inc en-
how meI il did not just matter and was marc 90 .e
Really 1t quarter Of ml h,s wonid not be broken
bearted and then hurrshed again for Harvard Nene
prew seemed greatly %s witSSnt mnrmur Harvard
sIntine I'm triumph pulling her crimson Jersey or
ner nea ~ her from taking in all Yaes wrath looks
Flanderss friends were soon al MS sue, IN 6eter
hans than had been expected. Both crews were ihe
taken back their quarters up the river M % he
scattered from the grand stand and the spectators on '
tsners wanfed 10 20 ashore The gay bunting on
Vale yachts began be hauled In rue tehta an,u'i
a Camhrdre crew had rowed the four miles in 70
m 10 y sec; Yale III 20 H. 80 Sec harF"i"' '
The contest was over, and with less feeling PERHAPS
than had anticipated yesterday; Inc %
ing Yale had protested that Penrose dd nOi seem "
be eligible 10 row. under the rue OF 20, IN rcgsr
that students only can row who have Oeeh III Do
attendance during the college year -, III sono , 10
partment OF the college or univer' Iny IN the cs IA
bona de students Penroses name was o Lis stains
loeue and Harvard asked to estapilsh ms se"
sSthe Cambridge men pSot"ceSa S student in
regular attendance Cambridge. and had Deen 80 ol
months neiSe s was az aryard SAYING that Penrose had
been n regular student since December lot me
io@ne %aI been published; 81 letter from the secre-
tary OF the faculty Of Harvard sttlhg maj
been graduated "A. Is. III 1884 Win HoH"iS -
that he had returned late that year 10 get 'o u
catalogue but that since December Ne nad oeen I1s
lar member of the Graduate Department ana was utS
and properly registered in the Office oil the
on the strength of these statements Mr. &c
cded thar PcnrOse eligible 10 row: ms ueclsioh
seems 10 be entirely satisfactory To everybody.
The Yale do not willingly admit that narVni1 10
stroke was the cause of defeat They attribute 70
the bad condition of the (they were too ial; 10
Flsndsr bowel COMPLAIN ana Sow se cT The
the hlne got out of town. leaving London III lhe
hands of jubilant Harvard NewLondon suffered ior !"
tonight. ,--..,,, ~, +to ro on
Probably no one has rejoced the csut OF the rce
to-day more than the Columbia College men, 1neiI
faces are wrcathcd in smiles. Yale was bealon ny na
ward inst they and save by lew seconus Yst
saturday was as follows: Harvard "a minutes ~ sec
opds; Columbia 20 minutes % seconds IL Is suppose
that Columbia men will appear freely at their euns
in New-York and assume a more cheerful look IMAM
they have done for week ,, j.. a.. vo,o
The names ard of interest pertaining to the hae
and Harvard crews are these:
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,VHE WONDERS OF MEDICINE.
REMARKABLE STATEMENT OF MR. ]. W. IL.
DEAN. 20 SToNEwAII-sr,
ATLANTA, GA.

am carriage painter by trade and worked OF and for
snta have also worked in Mr.. = tloyds shop in Far
Durn Ca amt am TO those parties ana me wnn
10 riu otDlooiposonng being only py % SONS AZ
no but so compsey had the ken
hold OF mo that all ms efforts proved IN vain 0tar py sans
three years had hope OF beng reviewed. he az az
Rscsse into the syste ana shorty found thai had
ony been smou derng ana tins hon ansy
nto Ulcers Ny wsro every one
ton and my YeE pTsS ssSe I te ssp
own and thus oked Out seany Lying n .ysS
iSs and csans in II rsSl ass % %
Atlanta to suffer on anu die by tmc the ulcer 90 my
neck had eaten down until yon could see w y6e and
shoulders ald sides were great holes nv Su csmo
egg SSG be P @ Of sS aaSd s Of IG the upper and
teeth while my was perfect raw 50 ia ,St Wss
the most hopco they had seen For one s %dt.
yesT lay thus unable a to Ss DO as ming Tor Medicine
Sfoas hcp able 81. e S. yS.s o Sas is's
my o h, e mons. and sss sS iSG's Sepas
hand mad few tools which painters use e, and one i
them to swift specific r company Sdy Sent tie @edcn
Sa reused to accept tine tools They volunteered 70 supply
ds s e eopo OF their only TOO glad was to ae
Ind Ss A. s me tho Sa eaten through
my cheek nose was nearly gone and no one h S1s
s a. me saSD
WORN ad a a'r h1 ss cGs %Sn'
today 1 wonder and marvel in the eyss
support my family doing good business now FOR
self at 20 stonewast, In this city where Will pe sS
who may bo curious 10 know the truth OF liza
statements MY scars sanding testimony as 70 n sSs
caey of Sws Speciuc eradicate blood poison rsh W
system. IL the only tive cure for this horrDe
III any doubt let them come and see me- j. W. H. oHA
Atlanta Ca, June TO- 1880 -.,sS
have known J. W. H. Dean nom boy ne has wDs
terribly diseased was splendid workman, and coua ~
much work o. any After he became diseased as hs
above he was disabled for labor and the hands
so much his loathsomo presence aat wAs osi
TO forbid his coming the shop. For some tme ~
siabt Of him and Thought no dead tto oyer ySis
ago however my once, 90 emaciated ana
MA sppearapce did net think he could live two
am what he sage above true and MS
be a miracle indeed He has been IN my carnage
several tinss since no has been taking swtfrs npeen
his mprov ement has been most remarkaDle :, .pvrcE
81 pseatarsk. AtlAnsAoH
June To- 1885.
Trease on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed co,srA
Call on our physeian No. lb7 West ssd'a'' N' -
''A'A NV THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ooxPAAA.
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NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES
TROY.
TRIAL, OF EX.CHAMBERLAlN CHURCH
GREED FOR OFFICE.


fFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE ihinuSht
Troy. June 26.-When the second trial or
exChamberlain Henry Church, who fled ana lett Dig
deficiency in his accounts opened yes'eruay 'no oo
oo vas startled nv the prisoners counsels challenge
Of the Jury list on the ground that it was illegally drawn
On this point two days had been occupied III testimony
and argument 1t was shown that only one-hith oil te
qualified persons In the city were on the jury hs' n'
the meeting required by law, oil SUPERVISORS c'y 'y
and assessors was held and that In one ward inc
sunervisor signed the names Of three assessors without
their knowledge Judge Iamoreaux, ofsaratoga County
WHO'S presiding for Judge Fursman' overrnled tno
challenge and the trial will proceed Supervisory tes
Cd 10 tLe own delinquency and both court ana Dlstc
attorney said that the officials were liable To iniee,
~ the marriage this week Of Miss jessie Dnfeest W
Artbur w Sullivan each bridesmaid represented ccr'
tain flower. ,..,o,or "a urnonular
In Troy Two or three have Just resigned Ihey 1ounu
themselves political lshinaels ana couiu ho' ''"N "
even at salary. At, a.. ,roro this
Fire Commissioners Riordan was not in his grave Is
week core the raibe OF seekers for bis place "cio
urging their claims.
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ANOTHER or THOSE INTELLIGENT DOGS

This dog" said the Judge, belonged 10 friend
of Fmne who used always TO take him out with him.
The dog used 20 wait outside for him when he went in
TO call on a friend One night they a very merry
party and they kept il up late; My friend got very
drunk The dog finally got resiless and began to howl
A champagne bottle dung from the window just
passed bis nose and he smelt II and shut up About
O'clock in the morning my friend came out. lie said
good night shut the door. walked in by the garden
gate all over the BEDS and finally unable to get
out he lay down a rosebash and went to sleep. Tho
dog watched by him till the milknan came along In the
morning, picked him up and took hun home"
That's nothing" said the doctor
You Just wait q minute. Two three nights later
no went and called his friend again and took The
dog with him. The dog waited outside little while
and began to howl Another champagne bottle was
thrown at him. He smelt IT, winked TO himself, and
trotted Oh He went home, scratched at the door till
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ROCHESTER,.
BOYCOTIING-DEAF-M HOUSES
GRAND ARMY.


GRAND ARMY.
lYRoM An OCCASIONAL CoRlTsroSDENT or TiE TRinrF'
ROCHESTER,, June Pa meeting of the Cen
trail Labor Unon,yas held last night aud resolution
was passed that should be immediately begun
against the Bortholomay D. swing Company unless the
non.union mcn employed the sill stove WORKS DO de
charged to-day.
The Rochester Institute FOR Dcaf-Mntcs one OF tho
leading institutions Of the kind IA America closed lis
term today but account Of the recent death Of one 81
the eldor pupils the anniversary cxerciss when are OF
the most peculiar and interesting character have been
postponed until October
Putnam < Black have prepared plans for the enlarge-
meut OF the Casino Tuett The seating capacity OF me
auditorium viii be 800. and OF the gallery 800 The
STAGE VIII he enlarged - 80 g.,
where Ne appear FOR the plaintiff In the case OF King
against Remington. lie was accompanied by eN-lhied
states senator Francis Herman, Of Utica. who appears
for the defendant.
Grand Army here feel dishcartened over the
failure to elect General JohL A. Reynolds OF this city,
Commander Chief AT Portland yesterday
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LEAN \.
WORK on THE CAPnOL-FOURTHOF JULY-
STRAWBERRIES

Iron An OCCASIONAL CORRE sroNDLSt or TIE TrIBuNE
ALBANY, June 2G.-Sullivan Ehlers, con-
tractors for building the Capitol boiler house, Will begin
laying the foundation on Monday.
feature Of the Fourth OF July parade here Will be
mounted troop OF newspaper reporiers
The closing exercises OF the state Normal School and
of the High School took place this afternoon.
The unity OF Republicans in this county and the con
sequent reduction the Democratic majority last fall
was almost wholly duo TO the efforts OF Professor Lewis
Boss the new Editor Of The ILprcss Dr. Boss though
not "A politiciau WAS friend OF Nj. Blline's.
While on peditiOn TO witness the transit OF Venus
he made an exhaustive study OF the political conditions
OF Cnli aud Peru. "
During the past week the local market has been gutcd
with strawberIes. receipts ranging daily from 10000 To
60 Forced sales have been made al cents.
Cherries promise an equally abundant crop.
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i'IICA.
MTyICIPM-HYMENEAL BICYCLE TOUR
NAnIENr

NAMENT.
frRoN An occ AsIoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ITTrcA. june 2G.-John Ncnninger, who tried
70 commit su,clde by driving nail int his hea is out
OF danger.
The suits against the city by unpaid creditors now
number twenty. bond OF $1,000 made By the CITY
last year falls due tomorrow anG there Is no money III
the treasury 10 pay H.
The Mayor has voto,d resolution OF the Cornell TO
advertise for bids for electric lighting on TIE ground
that the plan shuts out all competition. Tae Oneida
Street Lighting Company has obtained Judgment
against the city for ~ $40.
Henry Hne. secretary OF the United States Electric
LIGHT Company, Of Ecw-Nork married Mt Grace
Church on Tuesday, Miss Alice NJ. Buckingham OF
Utica. go. a., a.,
Thomas Coync aged Ave. died In Clinton recently, IL
was supppsr from Injuries inflicted bv au ngcd woman
one Mrs Reilly. An inquest held on Wednesday shO"ou
that death WAS from natura, causes. go
"wednesday officer .rTy tired 10 arrest James smith
for burglary SIM ID rr-i~ cd took away the otcer re-
vulyer and him numerically about the head smith
was finally over powered.
The Fort Schuyler whcelmen shave n bicycle iouria
mrn TUESDAY and Wednesday. There are over ninety
entries, including many noted whscimen.