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Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
Don't Stop to Read This.
H-O-S-E

At soc yard Bolton & Neely are selling a splendid quality of black gros grain silk ,and a handsome summer silk at 25c.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
MEATS AND GROCERIES

N O TT I c D
 on Groceries Welcome Soap per cake, 5e. T.. 1T Babbit's Best Soap, per chle Sc. Twenty one cn1tca for Si. Grown brand Condensed Milk, per can, i2c. Block Island Goldfish per h., 4c. tssb Firecrackers per pnck, 4c. Large bottle Blusing for be. Paul Russo Soap large cake and very fine sohp 6 chkef for 25c, Best Starch, per lb 5c Corn Starch, per ID. package, sc. German Sweet oil, per quart 2Oc. Cider Vinegar, per gal, 20c White Wine Vinegar 2Uc. New Full Cream Cheese, per lb t0c. Five gallons i50 test Kerosene for 6Oc
 PAUL RUSSO
 The Great Grocer
 T69 7B5 TUT Grand St. cor. BrndIev
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eAlesss GEala aHa BF8Fisisa RtaF=
 kes: Gi9AHe y4H4tattsHs ReRsHea 9VeF BftFats mlFes sbaets, 4@ Eew FeFk BF9alIes k*ehaHgs, New fQrk.
 The Following shows the quotations al ] p. Pl (ghicago unlel for ths Past thFes days:
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
Naugatuck Railroad.

COMMENCING JULY 17th, 1884, trains leave New Haven via H. & D. R. R. connecting with this road at 700 a. m.-Connecting at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury, Litchfeld and Win stead. $50 a. m.-Through for Waterbury, Watertown
 Litchfeld, Winsted 200 p. m.-Connecting at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury 5:45 p. .m.-Through car for Waterbury Watertown [ LtchfeId, Winsted 6:20 p. m.-Connecting at Ansonia for Waterbury FOR NEW HAVEN-Trains leave Winsted: 7:1O g. m., 1:28 p. m, with through car aud at 5:25 D. m TRAINS LEAVE WATERBURY-At 5:3O a. m s:26 a. m., through cGr 10:50 a. m. 2:44 p. ID. ., through car, 6:45 p. m.
 GEORGE W. BEACH Supt
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agalnSt MrS.
 z ..ne, So.-- ,, drunk, twenty days in jail; E len Warner, drunk, thirty days in jail; breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Peter Flynn, driving express wagon without license, discharged; Bernard L. Leonard, breach of the peace, against Robert Paige, judgment suspended; Michael Kelley, breach of the peace against Officer Streit, continued to July IA; James Duffy, capias, S5 fine
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Ealleatlnn.
8iscell llaneuus.
Facts Worth Knowing.

Facts Worth Knowing. To whom it may concern:
 We hereby certify that we have used the Sleeman Gas Saving Governor for four months and find we have saved B 1-3 per cent, greater saving than expected
 Yours truly, THE DowNEs NEWS Co., J. Matthewman. agent, 179 St. John street. who IS also selling the best water filter in the market il
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
New York, New Haven & Hart
 fnrd R R .lmne 0N lRsk

IHOFE hEAS NOW ahHsSh S&
 ford R. R., June 29. 1885 TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS :. *S:t0, s:3O, +9:3O, 1O;4O, 1f:5O a. n., u:0O p m, way train to Stamfordj, +1:3O, *2:40, *3.56, 400 +5:6O, $40, +7OO *7:tO 7:15 milk train with pass press to New York t9:00 way to Brfdgeporp +o:3s, g0g m, Sundays, *a:5s, 4:40, s:oo wAsHINaToN NtdHT ExPREs5 VIA HARLEM Milford Bridgeport. South Norwalk and 5tnn- FOR SosToN VIA srmNortEtD-.i;os night snndsys sg io2 d3 9Igt e @ s5 5ei n n si" 'o'"o |" WHITE MGUNfAiH E&ri;EsSS iiao fl. m, daily ,., except Sunday, with through cur to Fnbynus ros bfs 4 n t6 F3s E. ~ m Gdenlly sTesp tspaasyI
 DtGMGEm'i$o tta Is night 'io;a9 ,s n ,a fa. ssgEe @
 Newport m RpTess prev ffRf rRss 6ao pq'f m m ag .sio iF p Ill, *l;aD night Sundays T ;30 night.
 FOR BgsToN VIA HhRTfORb AND N. & N. FOR R6sfoN Via Via Air Line siy 9ytid N Y. & RR sU5 T. m, s5 p nl., 5O5 ?. III. fast express. FOR HHlFHsfF6jkGbi E fsFBkfilNgFlElD AND mERIDRH. HG4ffqr 5ss FE5 gE5 to a.s H5 :5'so m h E i pnon, i;iG, sla 5:I7 f5b5 tp Huttf0ttJ, tB. 70, ros sif Yh# R V t5Byss sgfHs 'is 9f5 55gf g sSs TE H 7y P M 9,gq I. tt was to Gttiit5tdj sthda5s VIA sr ; Elttstd tdgR Rss5g gtytz9sE ss4 .gs 4y E4s . a statt5hs Ht s85 i III ts51i95B;I5 t} ii s:IF5 II stttas sad5s 5 l. t t fEi4aat3% [, ,, itt F4 hfef9atss f9t bfsA 34l#s s f4stTstStl4 4HfTss E NsH HaEeH at s:4s < H., ;;a44g ;4g s;;55 H t,,-.
 ...stRfe4s tFsiHs. '' '''''''' ''-9 '7'''''' ItleAl H@Efsss.
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S-t-x-e-s-t-x.
AdvIceto motI,srs.

Six cents bottle for Browns shoe dressing at Bolton 6 Neely's great clearing sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
ALLAN LINE MAIL STEAMERS
ANCHOR LINE,

United States Mail Steamships Sail from New York ever, Saturday for GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY Cabin, $6O to $50. Second Glass, s3O. LIVERPOOL & QUEENSTOWN. "CHTY OF ROME,'' sails from New York July go, August 26. September B, October 21 sA Saloon Passage $6O to $1 %, according to loca tion. Second Class $35. Steerage Outward
 $2O. Prepaid $I5.
 For passage or further information apply to
 HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York. Or EDWARD DOWNES, Sa9 Chapel Street.
 BUNNFT-L & SCRANTON, 732 Chapel St. NayuH foDe
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A Few Remain
rnsA r~ GanfraV

Of the many bargains in the millinery de partment at Bolton G Neely's.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY Cures a Terrible Case Of Gravel When
 lnE.n Mrnlm Esnnl lnh

III
 other Help Failed.
 What is Gravel T what causes 1t, and who are most liable to it? It is frequently attended with acute pain, and unless relief can be found, pro- duces inflammation and death. Both sexes and all ages are liable to it, although men who have reached or passed middle age are it's most common victims. Nothing is more urgently needed than reliable medicine for Gravel, the disease seems the increase, and we glad to say that such specific is before the public in the form of DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, of RondOut, N Y.
 WORCESTER, Mass, March g, 1884 Dr. ID. Kennedy, Rondout N. Y:
 Dear Sir-Until recently have been for three years a sufferer from Salt Rheum. It followed upon an attack of Erysipelas for which was for Q long time under medical treatment. l placed myself again fin the hands of the physicians who did, have no doubt, a that could be done. One thing s sure, however, was none the better for ali the medicine they gave inc. The painful and unsightly disease nude continual progress, until began to fear that should never get rid of t.
 by means of one of those accidents that often called Go your FAVORtTE REMEDY, which was within much shorter time than 1 would have believed possible, i received q permanent cure. afn now perfectly free from ehll Rheiltn. What comfort this is and how 10 places your wonderful msdlclnc in my opinion, you may guess at but never khow, Feep 10 now constantly it ths house ms family tDsdicns. Yours truly. .L
 MRS. DfNAH Pf AIR Mrs Pbnir some tifris HitcF when on q visit to kHnhhq, fqltid cnAs Of Snlt Rietiffi could not get EAVuRffB REMEDY. sent Co New York city for 10, and cifred the chss /
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
9ai1rnads.
HOusatOnic Railroad.
JUNE 15, 1885.

Trains Leave New Haven via N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. at 9:3O a. m. and 400 p. m.. connecting at Bridgeport for PittSfied and intermediate stations
 H. D. AVERILL, General Ticket Agent. .r-ga c. w WOOD, Asst. Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MIHKErS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The week at the Produce Exchange closed on
Saturday with grain markets that dull aud irregu-
lar So small WAS the business that the final changes
have httlo siguihcaHce Cash wheat declined la cent,
with less than 10000 bushels taken by shippers, Willie
corn WAS stronger with $4,000 bushels engased for eX
port Tue market Tor oats was sustained Dy ruuOrs OF
large engagements for export but these cOulu not be
confirmed wheat options were irregular aud unset
lied ending with nsses OF cent for september at 3d.
and Jaulry 90 Is; Tor October at 9O9; aud q cent
for November at OLA. aud December at 0lls cents.
Corn opt0ns closed reaction from the best prices OF
the day but recorded gains Of for September at iO
"a for October at 5Oa8; % for November at 5Oi and
= cont for December at iS7s cen The
Der Options for oats 40 the . cent up
ap 2Oil ana 4 better at sole for November; vt 20Ss
cents Octuber deliveries were unchanged. There was
10 feature of intcTe TO the provision specation lard
cosrd with gains or az cents, follOws September
80 i5 Oct0Dcr. S6 81; November. SO ~; December.
SO 4J. aud January, 80 81.
AZ New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts of yesterday Wheat 9I032 bush
els cOrn 37l 40 bushes OATS 2026l3 bushels total
gram, 67l 800 bushels hour, 1850 barrels. The
arrivals nj CHICAGO. Milwaukee and y. LOUIS
wheat l2i.547 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels oats.
19sI65 bushels; total grain. Oo3,7ll bushes -four.
A,3i0 bargels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

Parknurst have been spending the summer IN norway
aud Sweden. The Madison Square Church has been Ell
tirely reftted and Will be ready for opening on de re-
turn OF DR. Parhurst tleast OF the month Dr. Chares
Robinson, who has been at Clifton Springs ~ f TOT
several weeks will return to open the Memorial Church
next sunday. The West Twenty Third street Chnrch
was closed IN August, but was reopcned yesterday.
DR.. Erskne " White passed his vacation in Europe.
Dr Talbot w. Chambers returns TO his work at me me
Collegiate Church In Lafayette place this week. Ills
church was closed only two Sundays In July. Dr. Ornis-
ton has been In Canada and the northern part or ths
state ana has returned to his duties. The Rev
Carlos Martyr, Of the BlOOminglalc Reformed Church,
his been Western trip. His church at Broad
way and sixy-eghth-st. is now completed and will Dc
dedicated this month.
Trinity ST. Paurs, ST. Georges and most Of the other
Episcopal churches continued their services during tue
summer Tho Church of the Incarnation. of which the
Rev. Arthur Brooks rector has been redecOraed anu
Will be open for regular services September H. ne
Rev. Wilbur f. Watkins of the Church OF the Holy
Trinity. was at Ocean Beach. He occupied his pupil
yesterday.
DIR. william N. Taylor VIII resume his services at the
Broadway Tabernacle this month, returning IRON
visit TO his old home in England. The Rev. Samuel II.
Virgin reopened the Pilgrim Congregational Church IN
Harlem yesterday. The warm months were passed OF
him in Massachusetts. The Rev. hobert Collyer is
home again hearty and suDbrowned from the ocean SHORE
and Will begin services Sunday. Most OF the Meu-
maintained services every Sunday during
the o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
REOpEAHG THE CHURCHES.
WHERE THE PASTORS SPENT rHE sUMME"-m-
iRovRMFNTs ~ THE BUILDINGS.

WHERE THE PASTORS SPENT THE sUMME@-M-
iRovEMENTs ~ THE BUILDINGS.
Most Of the city churches were opened for
services Yesterday Many OF them have been repaired.
altered or reinodecd The ministers who took hriof
vacation I'm August hayc returned O. their fields OF labor
and the cool september days have Brought home their
congregations from mountains and seashoro earlier than
usual number OF the Baptist ministers OF the city
and rs vicinity accompanied the party OF ministers who
made a bicycle trip THROUGH Central N5w-lOrk They
returned sun-browned and burned, and nor quite 80
tusiastic on the subject OF long trips rs when they
started
The Rev Dr. Bndgman. OF the Madison Avenue Bap-
,i.t Church arrived homo last week much refreshed by
European trip and will conduct the services IN his
church to-day Dr. Armitage spent last month IN
this state ana Ncw-England preaching nearly every
Sunday He church. the Fifth Avenue has been closed
and IND NOT BE- reopeHed until next sunday 1ho KEY.
Dr. H. s. Macarthur Returns from snort TRIP w SARA
fyg To renew his years work IN tue calvary thutch
d. Elder. OF the Epiphany Baptist ChutcH ana tle Kew
A. Crandail Of the Lexington Avenue b'p"'s NAuIVh'
began their fall services yesterday. -
DR.. John Han, of tho Fam Avenue If'sby terrain
Church. has returned from his summer rest us
church mas only been for cleaning ~ the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church the Rev. Nuth otelhrh-
son conducted the services during the absence OF Dr.
Howard CrosDy 40 Pine Hill, ~ y. the Rev Dr. KOS
Eor OF the North Church. was In the country Win hs
family m August but he has returned 10 the city aud
the Services were resumed yesterday. tho Brlck
Church was closed this summer. Inc heN Di.
Henry J. Van Ike, IT., preached during Jny ana spent
August In Maine. Dr. Charlcs H. farkhufst anu hts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
4 SURPRISED cUIL sERucE BEroRuER.


WONDERING WHY 1HE PRESIDENT HAS SOT MADE
MORE NIovALs-FREsn ~ FnRN THEORIES.
T. HLnfr chairman mo Ercfps CoAu nee of ne
tird SeJrce ssocGfOn, 20 Lgar L4uson, of cr.liai,n
You must ask il the removal OF, or failure
t0 Toappant. Comprt 90 hcpuJucal Onch0drrs by the
President has not injured the cause of Cy service
form. We answer 40, and Tor Tie following TcasUa-:
Tho theory OF tlN service reform ~ that OF equal
nights OF ciuzcns 10 appy Tor and hold oce without dis
uuciOn Ofpty am Wih t0rfchcr solely To CON
This prime pc for twenty years las rssn pcrslslenty
violated d. iiio Kcpduuct 200 party. Fium tuc highest
judicial position a. lowest errksuiu leader. have
sclectei p.rssns ur appointment from their ou marty
only. And in tLsir platforms anl on tno stump they
have pefs!.iclt!y 4rEed INA tHr democratic party
unpriuciplcd O. b. trusted vita Olce. 50 boil and uu-
blushius t8 assertion That many .prcfal.c cite
hal come 10 believe A. So great was their ippro
hcnhlDu on ilh score thht i'J nubAtifu 60 tAe leader
ship OF aItlul Auayes Ake L4.uuc und Chandler
But Iu cuUr-e oil tur wr elected Democratic prctl
dent. ono 0f his duties was show that the Drno-
the Government hone ny and efficiently as the Re-
publcan party had over done. ono OF hs dHtcs also
from hOldml odlcc undsl ,hc Federal Government
10 do THIS II Is by no means necessary that ho should
mako a clean sweep. ih!h zee was pledged not 10 10
But the civil Service rciurucrs ghu supported hun
wonder at his moderation. Instead u htn. aufpr3ci
a. You affect 10 be, that many changes have been
made, admire The courage a.! tho man who has
made few, aud appreciate ms fidelity 10 his pledges
whom remember that lac has done Wudt 10 Hcpubll-
can Administration ever did-appOint Isn Of the OppO
site party 10 high aud Important Oice aud that I'm one
instance hc rcdrcHscd wrong Committed Dog his prcde-
cessor by appointing that most faithful and efficient
civil service rcOrueF Colonel Burt 10 be Naval officer
of the Port ol NeS Ork. place which be- had 0ng and
well held. and to which President Arthur failed to reap
point BIN.
cOnVnces MS that had he been elected he would have
made many removals Than the President has done
other look with unmixed satisfaction upon
the result VI tue Iart election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
BOURBON METHODS IN VIRGINIA.
EXPORTS THAT ARE MAKING TO SAVE THE STATE
FROM MALONE
fnr TELEGRAPH I'd rnE TRmgSa J


RICHMOND, Va. Sept. Gas the days pass
the desperation Of tho Bourbons increases aud the exhor
tations OF their newspapers become louder more than
There are few INTELLIGENT Democrats in the State
who viii not admit privately, that with full vote aud
fair returns the prospects OF Democratic victory
would be doubtful and yet they publicly estimate their
majority this year 10000. They mako 10 effort 10
reconcile estimates and despite the claim OF 20
majority they frantic In their appeals The faithful
TO rally and save the grand old Commonwealth from
Malone" Their hope Of IS based solely upon
premeditated fraud, intimidation and resort 90 vio
lent means II that shall necessary.
The DisDdlch OF to-day contains letter from CORE
spondent IN New Kent Comfy, writes 1.-THE
negroes have considerable majority they have also
IN the county tho opposite side OF the Panunkoy
king Wlaml but the whites being nearly solid FOR Do
mosraey rarc organizing and detrnaed u make q
desperate struggle 10 oreyeomc the agajoTily
0gOina them. Il Is believed that the
negroes will be divided instead OF being solid
against u.s. as heretofore We feel that we must carry
the state by large majority and gaia the Legislative
districts too"
There Is not a colored voter in that county who f.
Democrat ana st the last election 1t gave Baiue and
lO4 an about fifty white votes. There about 400
white voters and ESQ cOOred yOters ia tao county and
gave Blaine and Logan 25i majority, IN King William
County there about 700 white and l. $40
cOOrea voters There are no oSlored voters who are
Democrats. and the coored majority IL $50 Blaine and
Lofhn carried the county by majority OF $50 votes
General walker, one OF the most influential Bourbon
leaders In Virginia, who prominent candidate for
te nomination for Governor before tho stat C0Dyen-
uoli, has said You mistaken In thinking that
VIE wili receive large coored vote. Where the
wilt the polls aud the country
districts where they are scattered on the farms and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
TAMllANY AN UNCERTAIN ELEMENT
WILL EDWARD COOPER HAVE A UNITRD DELEGs

wv ~
TON FROM THIS CITY
The uncertain factor III the attempt to secure
united Democratic delegation this city in favor OF
Jdward Cooper Tor Governor is Tammany Hail. No one
l. authorized say yet what course Tammany will take
few OF the leaders Of that organization favor Mr..
Coopels candidacy but this counts for little, as the dele
gates will act as unit John Kelly has yet sini-
aed lust what he thinks best 10 be done IL Is evident
from his circular letter the Tammany Committee Of
Twenty.four recommending Joel o. Stevens for Sheriff.
that lie attaches good deal OF Importance 10
the local ticket Failing TO get any recognition from the
Administration in the way OF patronage, he sees that
Tammanys only course make bold push for the
local offices Tamnany Hall has not had the important
Office OF Sheriff for six years During that time it has
been by Irving Hail.
There have bsen rumors that an alliance might be
made on local ticket by the Republicans and Tammany
t a Tvns SOG as snd the Repabca aud this
e p9inted TO as Jnstina l, preeedhe aa,
The County Democracy leaders are exceedingly
state Convention. 70 secure they viii cOnccde
much the local ticket TO the rival organization
Ing this the rammany leaders win frame their demands
and most prominent OF the County Democracy leaders
Baid yesterday "Nlth thc vote or New
York City united on Mr. Cooper III
counties that believe count fora certainty,
nominated on the first OF second ballot have prac-
tica " this kind from the country districts
Roswell 4. Flower VIII draw from Governor Hil, The
assertions OF OF Governor fs henchneu that Mr..
Flower amounts to nothing IN this contest ana that the
viii have practically I'll OF the country dele
gates have aroused the ire OF Mr. Flower and he has
gone work to demonstrate In the most efectua way
that he does amount to something, and VIII show at
Saratoga that be mas following respectable IN numbers
aud devoted 90 him"
"Wi each faction send full delegations TO Saratoga
will they unite IN The primaries on the basis OF last
years representation T.
That Is a matter that 10 under consideration.
Tammany Hall ana the County Democracy were each
given thirtyOne delegates ana Irving Hall ten. pre-
sumo the representation VIII be accorded this
year. Whether these will be selected from full delega-
lions Mt Saratoga an understanding between the
leaders OF the factions before the primaries held Is
something that viii be settled probably during the
coming week.
How much OF the local ticket VIII be conceded to
Tamm,ny Hall this fall r.
rhat depends altogether its action at the State
Convention"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
TN SrNDlY TRIBUNE.

General Loung IN 'rHE SUNDAY TRIBUNE yes.eT-
DIV told of General Grants visit 20 Egypt cSScu-
ator Inalee wrote of Geuelal Grants attitude
toward tire Hayes-Tilden contest; MAJOR Ben: Per-
lev Poore gave "reminiscences OF Abraham Lincoln ;
Nr Onver johnson related the story of rhc inter-
WOW between Abraham Lincoln aud the Progress
stye Friends; Mr. I. +. Gaiwcy described the con-
ducl of eminent generals on the battlefield; G. W.
= wtote of sir Charles Duke, Lord Iloughton and
Mr.. tuskin; the regular Paris correspondent TO d
OF Sir Charles Dukes fife IN France Ashton Dixie
and Mrs Crawford; % Paris correspondent described
nine Judic aud her artistic home; regular CORE
spondent pictured gag summer Heat rrouyille !;
1.-The English Japs in " The Mlkado were
personally and artistically described; Playhouse
cbitChatp gave the plans of leading managers tor
the opcning season: "John Roach's Pluck told
thr story of lns great success; Public Thought
and ralkr was full OF local and personal interest;
"Thc Puritan and the Genesta" was a carefully
illustrated article describing and contrasting the
yachts; and there other sporting articles book
review. special cable letter correspondence. cur
rent anecdotes etc. Leading news topics were as
ioliows:
FoRFfGN. -Seznro of the Spanish island Of YaD
law rim, Germans: riot in Madrid. -= kng;sh L.
pIcs 10 MIR Parne.Ps demands -- Over 700
deaths from cholera IN SPAN. -- suppression
oil tAc Bosphoyc Lgyptsa by France - he
wreck of The HanOyerlan. == New Chillan
Ministry --= Smallpox In Montreal.
ID 81 sIIl.-GOyernOr Ioadiy opened the Demo-
cratic, cauvaSs IN ONO. - More dead emma
mon found N Rock Springs, Ny0s; troops ordered 10
the sceae of the trouole,. - lOwns1p trustees
rob D.yIess ounty. iud of$t7J00O. Youngest
solder IA tho Union Army SAID 10 be All Wyman,
OF CHICAGO -- Commissioner OF Pensions Black
had publ, hed defence of his Official in re-
moving examining surgeons. -= EN-Ailnlster
bingham praised the japanese. == Election of
delegates 10 state conventions.
CIiY AND SUBURB NN.-Eycything ready Tor the
nrout yacht raee. -- Arrest OF bartender for
irving 10 pass a forged check. 49, Am Elde,
the llO Ooken druggist, arrested. -= Winners at
Sne. pshead Bay, brdmb eton, walter H., Eigin' Eu-
enc Inbi,ha aud Wellington -- A cricket match
i'm Central Park. == Brooklyn niue defeated by
MetrJp IlitOns. -=-- Gold value of the ega item
der silver dollar HI2le grains, so 0G cents. -
stocks generally inactive IN narrow fluctuations
and closing weak.
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