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arm NOD III, ou,RtEsTOv POOR.

Cu,Prrsroy. s. C., Sept. 9.-COntrlDutlons
continue 10 come In for the relief OF the sufferers "' NV
earthquake, but at best they mot cover ohe'"' VI
the actual loss For this reason the h"ie' Oo'u'eo
l. classifying applications aud viii deal hrse Win 'ho
cases OF widows aud others WAC nave no personal
means o, repairing DANCES by the earthquake The
scarcity Of skilled brckayer4 and pasterers and high
wages ard the work o. PREPARATION. ana many citizens
are determined lot the pastering lie over unt the re-
turn ola normal condition OF afirs Livery competent
mechanic full work at exreme prcos. and there Is
room for hundreds more.
Inc Subsistence Committee submitted All elaborate re-
port They show that an equal number OF white
ami Jred canvtssers, who arc enp'oyed 10
visit daiy all paris OF lts CITY , ahu LIN" which
ratlOns ARE del v, red AT the IesId nces' Inc
committee recommend mat the distributor o. "a "'I
the PRESENT scale continue uhtil hpont Oo -,
that Ghrn accommodations at the cry "iIs h"u7's
be augmented. The committee say, IN cpnciOsl"h' ''
thry have looked upon Tue unds inirns 10 t"'in 81,
gif from Ouf generous ielOW-eii nv ~ OF wv tu.t1
states mt 10 be used 'or the benefit o. sufferers ny ne
earthquake with"ht distinction AL classes 3ti"-
strcty upon an equal 100 in1 ne "niy Yn11s,"ni
askei H. "Arc you IN want Of food y The Oh 'oloha,
Cnurch .; ~ James GOnse Creek, ftvorite resort
81 visitors u Chlreston. reported To be IN runs
abod ono,hirI 81 the west end ~ tn Ol OoihS GU
tir.ly gone ant the elstent badly shattered.
Edgar G. jones. OF Pnadoipna. Ia his letter to j r
lee ca led o. 20 raise earihqu tke 'uni Tor harrston
suggest h.I subscriptions sipuid be from - ~ - I
olncr travelling nan independent OF WHAT mtI nay
urnrd INTO the proper oics Of the associ tfor, earh
merb having adlhurIty 10 collect ind outsiders cOu'
ie 80 emp I'VE rcd Dy officers or ans lnsinter
BALTIMORE. sept. 1S.-JacJb Fr'y, MFshi 81 the
Police OF this city today 'orwlrdeio Mayor Cour'enay
OF Charleston a check for 500 Contributed b. the men
beers OF the police force. In his letrI Marshal trcy SAIL
Inc fact that your force never nlssel "'rol cali,
-!tnongh their own families SHARED the common peril
and that they were absent IN ~ y. inthcS tlr
act on OF our force greater pleasure" Iue iota. coz
Il buttons ai 80 he Charleston sufferers amount To
datr 20 aDOut S}JoDO
BlRifs sep. Subscription sts for the sufferers
by the recent earthquake in Charleston have been
pened at all the American constitutes In Germany anu
liberal cont riDutiuns are flowing IN.
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THE Urn AVfhs AROUND CHARLEST0Ms
REPORT OF GOVERNMENT AGENT SLOAN on THE
pisrEKBsNCFs.


CoLUMBrs 5. c.. Sept. IL (SpocidD.-Mr.
soan the special agent OF the United states Geoiogea
Survey at Cbar,estcn ~ gel yesterday IN making
"a. minatoLs a.ong the Northeastern Railroad I'D "a"
region oi country between there and 6""Ae 0reeh'
lie reports having examined nr locality lecVea 10 10
near tile axis OF disturbance eEero In space oVo Ny
40 feet the -arh has been broken M producing n'
work Of cracks varying from, line to twenty-five
inches In brcadih Ia places Ae GROUND mas oeo"
elevated and in others II has sunk as m ION as el>h'
inches while the whole section affords an insecure "o'
iug The position OF small tresle on the Northe'H"'"
Railroad this locality has been somewhat e""-
by the shock III supers,rncture having beeh S"ite
seven feet ten Inches from its original ceh're. o..
Sloan states that volcanic action was no'o a. .ao
the prod uctiOn OF the sulphufous gases " IN.
4, " tue sIDterranean dlstur o"'o to
OF these. ne says, was uhhis''N""l
bo account Tor very naturally, ~ me .',,,
drryng strata contain abundant holu'oS ,to .nnri
watch through ths usual process or "ll'I"'o a., mn
hydrogen ga- TINS gas escaped o. mo surlao ,a.
usual ouanties owing the rrcrni F'oiehoo nn'
manifest ed not only oiOr but also I'D 'ho ~ ma
d,rkening 81 cer1an load pants used upon SOY r ~
houses ia tue city. There IL also eNceien, Ia sa,e
sus uoct the presence OF suiphufous oA'uo H''' VIZ
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FIGHTING OVER THE NICKEL PLATE.

CLEVELAND. Ohio Sept. III Spcc'GN.-Ihe bat
de OF tne legal GIANTS Nickel Plate case Continues
Judge Rufus Ranney reiterated his statement OF yes-
;erlay that tAe oliiaon Of ae nyo companies ID o
the Nickel Plate illegal AMI yod and made the as
sorioB rosl built for The purpose OIL dump
ipg II into Wast Judge sievensOn Burke, represent
ing she ar icGOufky the Trustees OF the Car trust
ate stated that these certificates Dy
$4,000 900 OF equipment bonds and tue holders ask TO
have .beIr piOiersy protected Judge Burke seOhed at
the idea Ina, Tue Consolidation Was hle-a aId slated
LAKE shore Jl-tas ILLEGALLY consolidated
a Tue N.cke Plste. Ana u securities OF one rod-
Ia securities IL th3 other are IN the SAIL
posItOn. Ihe nrst mortgage the Ncke. Pate Aai
been rccognlze h ssia, by MI VanderOfs statement
The iistlng committee Of the New-NOik Stock Ia
cans. and the company sAouid not nov seek 10 evadc
the payment OF lis debts
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lang
. COMMISSIONING oRlEFllrs MlNn onA snrn

COMMISSIONER 0RfFFIIRS MIND CBAy0ED
United states Commissioner Grnth slept over the I,,
his country Friday night and the result was thar '"
morning he changed hs mind about his power 10 co,
Clerk Mullen. Of the Canadian Magistrates Cont q,
tho original papers IN his possosson IN ia. -
proceeding brought by W. o. N. Parker A dom
Of Montreal. against his former l,,Lt..,,. 49,,
lam j. IeIrele me Goamiss oner deci1i nj AZ ~
could be forced TO Weld them IN M,ie ini nHen
pIOpced them ~ voluntary Offering on oondfi- ID y'y
Montreal i@wyer Hess then objected 70 't tsH =,
Montreal Canadian ay rrorSo, iahkshaw, Ut
ments were thrcnpon de part o. the record on ~
Commissioner Grniti '"'"'' OF
Mr. Parker then sTore 10 the forgery ~ his nae h To-
relic in norsne drais payable 20 the witness and f e,r
ing was adjourned until tomorrow. max
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COMMISSIONS WITHHELD FROM DEMOCRATs

WAsnlNGToN, Sept Is. - The following
ia ned appolnees OF the General Land Olcc have up
t. this tim7 elected ii their official bonds and their
commissions are therefore withheld: George W. julian
surveyor General OF Mexico; b. l. Ledb-ter, uryey0r
General OF louisiana; Registers OF Land OHces-S [.
William Del Nore, Col; :. {. Tucker Gainesville, Fla
: F. Hart NcCook, Neh.; 5. b. Kinney. Tucson, ArZ.
A. Cleaner Aino, CITY, mt; ID. Webb, salt LAKE CITY,
Utah; C. f. H. Miles, Garden CITY, Kan; H. Rhinenari;
La Ciraule Ore; W. L. C.-s<fani, Carson City, New
william Flxen, Detroit, Mich; C. ii. Warutf Na1a
Waa Washington Territory j. K D-Remer. l"advilie
Col. Rsoeiyar o. PuOIc MInryt-h l. Crawford.
Gainesville Fla Jacob stem miz, McCoOk. Neb /. ".
smi m Tucson. ARR; A Ia J. Niles cry. Mout; Jane.
Browne Las Frsas " NJ William j. Mcclure. Cdnr IL
Aene H.; b. VI. Thompson, East Saginaw. Men; Allen
Wood Susanve. Cab: > q. Glover Valentine. NeO.; L.
A. Aunr, Fergus Falls, mn; L. I. Boyd Bay Held, WIS
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SPOETS IN TIE OPEN AIR.
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.

THE LOUISVILLE kA -.
LOUISVILLE Sept 1sThe sixth and last day OF the fall
meeting was well attended to-day.
First race-Purse $500. $50 second. i mile selling.
Pools Bob swim 50 field s'j. Bob swim, Vulcan and
ovid took the Ovid rather easily, Swim second
Monarch third Iime-l:l52
second mile the SANFORD Stakes for twoyear-
ODDS 1t was beautiful finish resulting in Finsor
winning by neck Nellie g. secoud half length front OF
Tom Hood Tme-l:4j34
THIRD race-Nin furongs, selling. purse $500, $50 TO
second three ycarols POOls-Taxgatherer go. War sign
800 Dancing Kid $l2, Ulmatum 81 the field $l3. Tax
othcr first easily by one and One-haf lengths War Sign
second Dane ng Kid third. Tme-lj32.
Fourth racel mile purse $500 $50 to second weller
weights Warrington passed SkobeOa nj the head of the
easily iOy length SkObeOn
second a front OF Little Fellow third Time la
Fifth race miles; free handicap sweepstakes for three
vearods upward Hop dale got away IN front AT the tap OF
the drum Punka second this order they passed The stand
The Saser moved the thrcequarI pole but HOpe'ae
heated and won after an exciting hnsh with me
slasler second, Flora L. third 1lme-2lL No mutuals
..II
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I0TTINGS HEEE AND THERE.

SARATOGA, Sept. 1S.-ln the Police Court
here his corning William Il. Petit. Of 80 I4i West
Thirty fOurh- New- York who accidentally shOt and
allied Henry Rogers Yesterday. arralgned on a
charge OF slaughter and DISCHARGED tae eti IL. &c
not being sufficient 10 hold MN for the Giaht Jury
BUFFALO, sept lS.-1he hearing IN the Tracy Will
contest to-day adjourned until mex Friday. John
Parsons 81 New York. counsel for Miss Harriet Tracy
reue wed mot for appo nment OF medical ex
perts consider The surrogate Reserved mis-
decision. Among the witnesses to-day were BenianiI
NJ HartshUrn and d.. Edward l.. Reyes OF New York.
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AyIxTsAOGDIyARY EFFECT OF BEEF.

Joseph Tehc Young who he is assistant jantor
the Twenty hrd street Public school Yesterday caus Il
The arrest OF other young Michael McArey. Of No
$40 Ist Twenty third Thomas brennan, OF No 352
SecoI Lave 81 Obbng him OF sS the day before
H. said ne had with them in backsmitis
shop and Immediately lost all use Of hs limbs hut s knew
passti around him lie SAID the prisoners th' Robbed
him ana divided the plundcr without Lis being
ale Ia move hand al foot the prisoners said
liz. g.e a. loo drunk " know what happened that DAY.
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pnoLARrvG rnlr NJ WOULD Kill n,nserr

The police wers Informed Yesterday Matthew r. cnn.
man, liquor dealer hal disappeared from bis home Al Va D,
Watts st.. and had letter his declaring that h
intended TO KIN himself Cunan kept small liquor store =,
No. ftG Grecnwlcist until abont q month axo whom -
moved his stock ~ basement ~ Nu-0H--t N h.rs -
tender T. retail IT, Financial tIonhlfs hal Affected Cunsn.
reason IL -ii and h. had be- cling rlnrfly
lie had .tu
day and his wife had said that De si,S.
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RECEPTION TO GENERAL FArRcnrLD.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. Is The local posts OF
the Department OF the Potomac, Grand Army OF the
Eepabhc. gave reception and banquet tonight In
honor OF General Lucus Fairchii, the newly elected
Commander in Chief General Fairchd In the course
OF speech made appeal to al Grand Army men for
inned ate aid TO tho city OF Charleston and
said that he had prepare circular letter for issue to
all posts the necessity for prompt ana beral
contributions that end. IL reproduction OF the
appeal issued by him at Charleston and pro uulgatei
tlrOucL the Assoc ated Press
(For other Warrington NeVs sss Nlh Pags)
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10 PFDUCE THE Production or COKE.

PITTsBuRG, Sept. 1S.-The coke syndicate has
decided TO close in the Come lsvile region
every Wednesday nn further notice. account OF the
falling off In tho demand. No change has been made In
prces because present slack demand Is not thouIh
"a indicate any change IN the y0lume OF tc ron Iaut
n "a cans A nv number furnaces having gone ont or
htast for rcpalrs and every one OF those will III blast
again a. soon as the repairs are completed
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SIZE COULD NOT GO HOME WITHOUT TIE MONEY.

SCHENECTADY, Sept. IS ISpoclaD Il ne Douy
Jennie Britton, the sixteen-yeAr-od daughter OF
James Britton o! This city. who had been missing from
her me tuesday, found hosting ID the aver
this evening" she had saved SIT with whicn sne IN
tended 70 buy presents for mother On Tuesday snc
money aud her father, II Is SAID cave ef se
whipping. she left her home at q O'clock saying
thai II lind The money She would never re-
turn. And he kept her word.
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before and can draw against q handsome

ton than before and draw against q handsome
surplus.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas Sept. ts.-The San Antonio anu
Aranzas Pass Railway Company filed adeed OF rn st III
n County ler.,s Office to-day In favor Of the Farmers
Loan and trust Company OF Newicrs, ior Sioooo'ooo
Tne R,ltimo-, and Onto Railroad announces that on
and after o-oay their will arrive and depart from
te station of the Central Railroad of New-Jerssy 100,
NJ s,.rfv-s rhe company continues 90 SOL tcheis ~
or $50. tn Chicago Si5 Cincinnati Sl3i 81 Louis
-
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HELP FOR PEOPLE IN NEED or IT.
ACCUSED or srARVING HIS GREW

NEw-BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. IS tSpecidh.-
Captain Anthony Benton Of the bark Wve OF this port
winch arrived week, placed unGer 600 bonds
to-day 10 answer charge OF Withholding suitable food
from his Members Of the crew say that the cap
tain had plenty Of good food aboard, but that while
,,int.riry at Marble Island for lack OF proper
food and lime Juice. Thomas Downey died OF scurvy
Salt beef ana hard tack was aDOu' al tbey na1' Tue
81 ~ "a ROT An and the crew used fool from the
ere W OF the bark George Another man died at sea
from scurvy owl suit IS 10 be brought against tue
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIG ENCE.
ELMIRA, Sept. Is tSpeciaD. This afternoon
aruaOr 10 circulation mat Superintendent Cable.
OF tue Susqu. DIVISION of tue Railroad, aud sup
erntendonI Cofin of the western div. soD with their
CLERKS apd office 10 be removed, ,hIt the
Ere instead Of having four divisions viii DO recon
strueicd 90 ~ 10 Comprise only two divisions.
NEwMRG, sent ID tSDsciap In the Supreme Court,
speels ~ tnIs Irniug. Juixs BOW granted the
application OF William IL. Clark. the receiver OF the
Port JervIs and MonticeO Railroad CODp saY to sell
ali the property OF the company. ar CLARK took the
ROAD when IL was bankrupt. He has PAID per cent
on MORTGAGES gsinst the road. kept up the ram.
expenses, road and ror stock n better cond
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THE KINGS COUNTY wHEELMEy's MEETING.

The fifth fall meeting OF the Kings County Wheelmen oc
CURED Yesterday and drew large assembage There were
forty wheenen entered but OF the good men were
absent at the Springfield meeting The honos of the day
were Rich brothers. who took place In all
the in they part The interest centred in
the twomile between representatives OF the
Ideran Harlem and Kings County wheelmen. A. b. kich
who has an almost string victories this year. and
Valentine again saved the Kings County Club from defeat
Following H. the result Of the contests
Oneme lap a. b. Rich. Kings County, first; time
2 minutes 81 As seconds :. H. Rich, Kings county,
second Richs the fastest made nder path
hoyloe hua heat {. +. Pray Bedford yelling
Club Gist; time minutes 20 seconds II. Rich Kings
County. second.
200 wards nrsi time minutes 81 20 seconds s. H. lscl
100 yards. second. A..
@ minutes 20 80 seconds f.. Valentine Kings County,
second - ,,-.- ,,.,o
minutes 10 as seconds, +. q. Brown second
3 minutes 10 seconds class; = II. Ken hrst
tirc 3 minutes : seconds J. w. Power. jr, second
scratch \. H. Rich nfst ume - minutes
40 50 Sc, Onds A. b. Rich Sc ond- a.
mi on f. e. Parker. Harlem. nrst
time minutes Is As seconds +. b. Hawkins Brooklyn
Bicycle Club. second -. ryt..,
Two mile team race. fonr men from each club Kings
County 80 points; Harlem 80 points.
(For other outdoor sDor's zee THIRD Pugs)
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THE READING REORGANIZATION.

COMBINATION OF HE AGRkEMkNl-AN ALLlANCH
WITH HE BALTIMORE AND oHIo.
PHILADEIPHIA, Sept Is tSpecidh.-AustlD
Corhin having cOnsen;eI 10 accept Inc PresehcS VI
the Rtading Railroad Company the question mas a'So"
n.or or NOT he can act under the caVse OF the omar
ter which req The president Of the company 10 DC
a Peun-ylvanian. President Gowen ana tne eouhse'
for the DrexeLMorgan syndicate nave carefully exam
nsd the law affecting the case aui stite lH't IL MI.
Corba sters himself as voter ~ ts the
a per-olt tax will recognized as cltZh o. Tue
Stte AID can MI the Office. MI Corbn VIII %rIV' n ,H,
on Monday viii declare himself resieh1 oi W.,
CITY President Gowen will cal together his BOARD OF
directors by Wednesia ana tno ,Nnmuooed for Mr.
positions No names nave YET oecn Hon''0"' ~ ~
Corbn's board of directors.
TIrr,BUKG, sept Is (SpcciaD.Dr. Hosieter' VINO Is
director OF the Reading halway Company "heh aSAod
To-day 10 state results Of yesterdaVs cohpio7o
measure said: "Mr Corbins policy Will do doubt De u
ptevent disastrous warfare between the RedulHg anu
the Pennsylvania road or other companies ho WIN
oounue the freight arran gemeDts made with tue Bat
more Ohio by which that company VIII use Tue i'"o
and terminal facilities Of the Jersey Central Inc Read
Ing road as "A properly Will now be remuneratVe TOT us
owners ana the attempts of the Pennsylvania Railroad
10 capture II proved 10 be IN yan Ihe acceptance
oflhe plan the unison Of the interest,"" Oar 'he
rron.rfy from falling into the hands OF any railroad
company except the Reading itself This result has been
brought about by the earnest efforts OF 'Mr Goweh
anG his frirpds. Nothing ow stands IN the way OF the
completion of the South Pennsyvama road except the
decision or the supreme NouIt, '""'
As We expect then you my look for active opera ons
10 begin shortly on the roau - 1890
From another II was learned that Dr. Hostetter
W he the president of the south Pe"bsy vdnlf, or
it, equvsen because tneowners OF ne stern con &C.
lions ieol this compliment Is que him, as he ha, put
chased stl owns IN the interest of s new rafoaa
system .ome 5000 the Connrlsvle coke bel'
On this be- he IL erecting SrTe NUMBER OF ovens
IL b. ready operation on OF before the cohpeuo" "a
the new line 10 Ptsburg In anticipation OF an
ACCESSION IN The Pennsyivania snit lhe aIiles
of the Pennsy wanna Railway have quickly boaent up
md now WI neary an OF th' coke belt excepting 0'VVV
ana odd acres owned by DR.. losletter ana perhaps
uOO cres additional owned by his friends. whoever
owns the acreage Will n~ncefOrh control Inc shipments
from district and select the ne over "hch tnS
immense tonnage shall pass. The Pennsylvania Rail
road HAVING Obiained tas OF this ehectuai embargo
u The NOR" particularly on us ne"
Srnuyikil Valley to-day useers "hu
d.vnd freight because s competitor owns the entire
acreage concluded through It's allies 10 ADOPT the
same tactics IN the COnHeisvIle coke country.
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TUE DUTY on IRON ORE.

.WAsurYGToN, Sept. 1S.-Acting Attorney
General jerks has gwen opinion 10 the Treasury De-
partment in regard the provisions In the ariu ACT
imposing duy Of Is cents per ton upon iron ore Inc
oreston are Sc on claim firm OF importers that the
rov.ion for iron ore refers dry the tempera
re OF 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit which II Is understood j.
the tesJ or standard adopted in Commercial transac-
tons The Attorney eneral hollis tina II iron ore dried
at IA emperature 2l2 de-rers Fahrenheit bc what i
known ~ commerce iroa ore II Il tue ore c0nten-
plated Ivy the statute and on that OASIS tie duty should
lie
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PROJECTS OF THE CLERICAL SILLY SEASON

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. - lSpeciaD.- Il he Rev.
Madison C. Peters expects large audience to-morro"
to hear his sermon j the topic How young woman
danced IA preacher DEATH" Tie Rev. j. o. wilson
probably hearl the Intention OF the Rev. SIR Peers
for lie announces s-cmou "sensationnl preachers
and preaching" Another sunday attractol Is coored
camp Al Pine Grove Ginucr9taf, " j. Brothrr
FItzgefai OF Virginia. VI. preach Ms celebrated Flsh
sermon and slns his celebrated 1sh lynn Oh SUI
dtXu ff,ru
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NEW SCHEDULE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO

NEW SCHEDULE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S (SDec'dN.-Ihc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officially announces The
opening of It's Philadelphia ne for passenger bnsi
ness between this city, Cincinnati Louisville, ST. Louis
indianapolis, COLUMBUS. Chicago and all the prlnclp
points In the West North Southwest. The first de-
pariure the regular schedule Will be IN the morning
and three through express trains Will be ran regularly
Cores pohding trains viii be run through eastbOund
direct to Philadelphia without change OF cars
and at last the Baltmore aAd ONO becomes
nern,anept line coming Ia upon irs Ovn.track and into
fts own depot. Last evening The Pm adcipAA kGglt
Tenpl.rs left by hue In SPECIAL IRAN for IT.
I'm. dlrect AMI this The NeW-lorE and Now
tuglani Knlshs arriving mere Dy Tie Jersey central
Road left over Baltimore and ONO IN special tram
az L.. sleeping Car. Tor ST. Louis, where they WILL Al
Iiye early on Monday mOrLing
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
san rises. si1 Sets. 80 Moon rises 90 Mconsys q
UIGHW ArgE
Av-sanfy Hook 1lo3 Gov Tsrl. II % UcW Gate 0s9
P.4a-sandy Hook. Hal GOV. Is?i Isl Hsu CATE lig
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and that they touched his money Jusoe Mn,I
evidently believed the most peculiar history OF o nv c,o
or drugs listened to AMI told the TOM
plaunnt thai guessed he had been dreaming wh.ss
would believe the complainant uhuer o''' IN"
the ma istiatc dismissed the complaint
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BUFFALO, Sept. 1S.-GovcrnOr Hill arrived
In Buffalo nirbt from LyOus He went this morning
to Dunkirk where he delivered addIess a. the North
Chautluqu. Fair. lie receive In Dunkirk by
Mayor HrInm ana Committee or cittz'n$ AIier us
address fair IN the sfternOOn lac held pubic re-
ceptloD "A the Mayors house
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AN ALLIGATOR CA UGHT ~ THE EAST RIVER
Captain Weeks the Astoria Ferry yesterday captured
young gator the slip at Fultonst. Astoria Tho ags
tor was seop swimming around tho water for time be-
fore the captain soooped IL up In crab net The vicious
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Blaine must have said this latter to Others for the ex
preston opinion asrIbed to him DURING the ca
paign which followed, and 1t did not como from me .v
had never mentioned either the conversation of TIC
circumstance TO any one.
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w DNF~DA1. hiII = :.

Vessof line Mails close SAIL.
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WEDNESDAY sEPT -
Elder y G Lloyd. sth'npn and Bremen 33Oam am
TIURsDAY, sEPI %
Repullic. White star Liverpo ~ -.....-.-lo IN
CITY o. Chicago. Innan. Lv"rnooi-..-..-.. pm
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PRESIDENT ApAMs's REPORT on rHE OPERATIONS
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