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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.
CHICAGO July I3-Last night the Illinois Maho'O'0
Iron Works situated the northern limit OF TUG '
v-e. burned. Loss. $4,000; Insurance. @o'ooo'
Fire in T. f. Morris's livery stable In lhr'een'"''~
he x..n Indiana and Michigan avcs, burned e'eFen
horses. Loss. $4,000. ,..
This morning Mrs Ruth A. MudgeWs ooaruins Hou'o
., Nh 90, u.rmttage-aya was burned aud to escape
death by the flames the following named ps ired
Jumped from a second story window anu "pnnsrs and
Z, G! Roberts Psrepa Roberts, PAuna hooel's h,,
Mrs H. A. Gilbert All four were baly shaNou i my
the IAN and scorched 10y flames, and MIa nartlv
Inlurie. arc serious. Inc loss Is ABOUT S-'oVo' P'
insured.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13-The Thomas runs DoN no. =,
ufacturing Companys extensive works Al ol7oHo or
voor. Ar. ware dr.troyed by hre early this mornh
H. NJ. DDOnnrilS barrel factory was shsn'' 0
Lo.. $50 900: fully covered by Insurance
BALTIMORE July ia fire early THIS morn'"e -
,vd nm, n, me .tabes and feed house OF the Peope
Passenger Railway Company, beyond the HINTS y. 49,
Oily Several horses perlsnei large quAnsr5 rsrs
ami other feed. one car ana nrarJ al '"o ~
Damage about 3iO,OOO.
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CHILDREN IN NORTHERN NETWORK.


ONE THOUSAND TAKEN To JEFFERSON COUNTY
RECEPTION AT WATERFOWL.
WATERTowN, July IS (SpecidD.-lt would
have hard convince most OF the Thousand anu
FIVE children who have been distributed in this region
to-day by THE TRIBUNE Fresh-Ar Fund, that there is
nothing new under the sum- IN fact about everything
that It's rays illuminod. while the special train sped
along through the Mohawk Valley with It's freight OF
freshAr children, to the little ones whose
horizons have usually been bounded by the narrow
courts OF tall tenemeut-houses.
Exactly at 735 p m. yesterday Conductor Beach
cried All aboard the brakemen swung their lanterns
aud the great train moved out OF the station In New
York The run 10 POughkeepsie was accomplished
without accident the time being pied 10y arranging
the children sleep How they could sleep twisted up
and involved IKE German pretzes, was inyetety
Az the neaIed Utca the morning dawned ceSr ana
cool and b. the little people awOke. There
then began succession o! questions suggested by every
the bananas would he ripe yet. At Utica the train was
divided section taking the Rome Walertown ana
pgdeusburg RAJ road and the other the Utica and Bacs
Tue trst stop OF the first section at which children
left train PerrepOnt Manor II early IN the
morning and bat few people about but ~ Adams
great enthusiastic crowd was waiting to WEI come
Centre the reception hat swelled 10 al ovation TIE
whole village turned out, 10 the numoer ol 800. sna
WIN open hands and hearts received the uIod OUT
ehiden 20 thoroughly did the little ones Win over the
lndhearted people that forty extra ones could nave
Seeh realiiF provided Tor lae names VI t a.
hosts at Adams Centre are A. Whforf. Gilbert Elmer
son Crosby. Dr. ". C. Bailey aud Mrs crosby II re-
Dains TO speak particularly VI WATERFOWL Ihere was
get crowd al the depot The thougntul people
CD lot the lille folks with tie work OF picking
them out Immediately on their arrival Dui marched
them directly u Washington Hail. there 10 do uStce 10
ssubsiantal breakfast Then theg were conducted TO
The spacious lawn before Mrs. t. A. oewas mouse ana
seated tue To facilitate the work OF assign
men 10 their hosts. Mean the wiue street was
filled with prvae the ladies' had pa ed
81 the those having work OF distribution IN
ebarge IL Was sIgn never DO forgotten by the de-
LRhted children Considerable money has been raised
Dy arsof be different churches FOR the
lDcidrnt the OF the children IS
some balance which Will he forwarded To inc
Fresh Air Fund The MANAGEMENT or the work here has
been IN the efficient hands OF Dr. Caroline X. Conkeg,
who has had valuable assistance from DR. FlsEe. Mrs
r. 5e~all Mrs George KnOwlton. Mrs. 3 r. Bagg. Mrs.
George Babcock. Miss Stsrbuck. Mrs. Sutni. the
hessrs BrocKwsy. Bditors Of Ihe WdterOun Times Mr.
ingalls, Editor OF The IOst and many others.
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OBITUIRY.
CORPORAL EDWARD QUINN.

PITrrBuRG, July - Special. corporal Ed
mari oninn one of the oldest soldiers IN the Army was
bnrd mi. morning in ST. Mary Cemetery. Allegheny
with military honors He norm IN Baltimore IN l9-o
and when nineteen years old he enlisted as bugef III
Connany d. lst Dragons. He took part In all the prh
o,,I hattl.s az the Mexican War. did good work III
~ ,.r ~, c,,upaigns against Indians, &nd was on-
-, th raj men al III front the Civil Var Nhen ths
- ci',set he WAS assigned to barracks duty fNo
- IN he wa, ordered to the Allegheny Arsenal ~
- ono Of the best bugers IN tue Army. Last Drcrn-
w. p nlac.d on the retired list, with ther-quarters
, nu he remained fhr arsena where lie pr orhr'
avery duty with his O.dme fslhiu!ness uhti MS
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THE pURTF1cArIoy OF LOyG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, \. j., July 13.-The police
made raid on the Turf Club In Broadway. this AFTER
noon. and arrested Thomas Dugsn the proprietor Oh
the charge OF selling pool tickets on the Monmouth
Park races -,
phil" DAILY who arresrted on Sunday night' MS
dealers and Messrs Whitcome aud Buiiaru, tue prO
nrietors OF the Ocean Club pleaded guilty this morn
iny Police Justice Morris fined each OF them Sloo -,
Mayor Hesley says he is determined 70 DreA1 w
questionable nj aces hcre Complaints nave Deon 49,
nsaiu.t several houses OF ilreputs and tney wiz "
closed Acting under Mayor Heiseys orders AZ ig
OF Police the town police force Will c'oso al s~e
hnuseA
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SoMERvILLE, Mass, June 13.-While the
outward bound train from IJsten was standing
ct the station here ct 207 p M. to-da1
the gate being down. . black horse. evidently Of ~
small record. attached to covered buggy, cams dash
ing down the street. He rushed through tte
gate and won't plunging against the train, thro wing
the driver The train had Just started and the here
took the intrack, and began lace. Keeping Ahee9
Of tho engine for quarter of mie
Finally the buggy got caught between the seepers sn1
was demolished. The horse also got entangled. snA
several daring section hands rsked their lives In secnt'
hight The passengers on the train we're greatly exr
cited. They all expected to train from the other
way run down the horse and carriage
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DIED
on Monday. July IL. 1884. ida r.. Wits

on MOnaay Iay G lsss IGa ~ vii"
pa Church Hac krnsacS. y. !
Trains leave foot OF Cortland-sI at liop m
Please omit flowers
ArKINs.NOBLE-At Essex Essex Comfy, y Y, On Mo,;
d.S 1ag Lam an s Tae .to Harmon
BLAcKWELLA oraDge n j. Iag T. Nara var e 10 ss
wife OF john p. Blackwell formerly OF e"iors IL '''
Reaye auI ienis are respectfully United ateni me
fuaerai re'leaoe IS huroufst orange Oh
Tram eass. baGc,y Or christopher at 1910
Intsrment az Tsrytowa.
BRIGGs-At Pacsersglle Conn Am Eliza aathsr whox
OF the late Amos Brisgs OF ocAashucoAe ~ Il 4" ''
rnter u Mt at ,chas aacos. wednesday July H.
BANNErr-At DanbIry. Conn. July II. william {. Bea'
nett u. D.. agei 80 wears.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BRowN-Atus residence in Newburg. y; Y. on satar-
day aas S ~ sp,y aa v We 'ay n 4.
Re stves and invited to attend without 'urtn~
Carriages attendance on the arrival Of tram ieA'
ing New-YOrk at 1890 a. ~ Hnlsoa River i'o"-
The Members OF the National Academy o. Dessn arc
ssqns a., sS To rs ssssaS s on
: D. H. T. ADDISON RIcHAHO7. Cor SEC
CoOPER-On sunday July H. 1885, samuel NJ. Cooper IN
The and s1 Ds Of the Oh @s1e sS FScoa
ia at O'clock. his late reslenca Newcastle De@
ware without further notice.
MARx-At Easton Penn sunday evening. July II $50.
Frank b. son oi tn William = Marx OIL Aien''"~'
Funera services at 80 IN. July IS 1856.
InterInent AZ Allentown
attend tho uhcra s'r-
wees from - "est lthsl on "o'H~
day. l4th ns.. ~ IL - - -
RUGGLEs-At south SorwaIk. Conn July II. Julian n
Rugges the 5jth year OF ms age ,.,,,,.tav Inlx
Funeral a re,Iencs south NOrSAIA- "edne'AV 'uv
Ia. 80 p NJ tr..e
sTAGG-On Monday July H. his late residence 20 "ess
bOths1 Ferdinand stagg ths 6jth year OF ans tee ~
Relative ami fT1 Respectfully lnSteh 70
fluera services Trinity Church. rnusiAy Wy a. q"
Off
kindly flowers ... -.
TaLNAGE-On Monday morning, july II. l.so iSoDru
C,ocrIner Iamagc OF Mary and the late nv jams
r. Ialmage y. D.. age - wears - 90. w.. ,.,h.,
al $50 A Ia. Wednesday, uly ~ ,-.o. - y ~, ~
Inferneut al WitgIck re meter hngston ~ l." On A.
rival of the shore triiL iue at ~ p ~
| savannah and NcwOrssns paper, pleas COY -
TITsyyORTH-Sufdealy on Tues lay morning July, -.
1856 Jane Dunn. widow VI tbs iAte JVhn ~ i''''' "
tue 77Lh ~ her age - -, ~. "a =, pain.
Sevtces from O. residence No 80 W est Z'st tA
tad New. Jersey Thursday July ID, Al Ocios~ " uL
| Train leaves loot ~ Liberty st. 2JO y. IA
| VAN pIEN-On sunday. July H. lso, RichAru van peh
FmasT services from hls residence Tho uonesIeA
| at uohoxu. Bergen County y j., on wednesday i''A
c'ages vii be in waiting the Hohoxu Depot on arrvh
of train leaves New YORK via ~ l. LaNo H4" ~
| W Ky AT I'D ---.,--..
| vlIIIAMsON-On Monday July II al his reshencS
nonh. Ferry on. Hudson after brief Nness Da' N
| WrIaDsop. in the Doth year Of MS are 49, rn,-...<
Churcl DODys on
| tha 5rh inst Al 10 O'Clock n
| .arr1a,e will N .et 3: - train rom new lula
| III raInestei that no flowers be seuI
| Baltimore papers please COPY.
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tribune OFFICE, July Al ma cool oreezo
swept over the city yesterday keeping the temperature
low for midsummer The barometer was almost notion
less throu ghout the day The temperature rA"Ho 70
tvaan $40 and 79o the average Glas'l. being -
b,gh.r rhan on the corresponding day last year and
higher than Oh Monday 49,, . ,,,,ar ram,
Partly cloudy weatner ioca showers anu niSuo en-,
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Charles Voelcker, Editor of the New-Jersey
n.,,eb, z,ifng died al his house. No. 81 HowarusI
Newark. Of heart disease ami dropy yesterday "S'
n,,x-,o,, lie WAS born at Gisssrn, Hes-e.Dsrmslaa-
nv -. an of a professor OF the Gles-en UhlVer'i5
H. md, al theology and was graduated Win hon"
~ 49, ',r.. wear. old To America anu
- ~ journalism being connected WIN Severn a.,
man pu6cauons For several Se 'Is ne Aetea -
-, ~ - a. Srwafk aud for some time was IN pusl.e
Iha1t four years ago lie took tho editoshiP Vi '"'
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CONCORD SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY.

CONCORD, Mass. July 13.-There will be a
,arye attendance AT the opening srsson OF
,he school OF Philosophy. Professor W. j. Harris Will
omen the with a lecture on the "Philosophic
etrpcture OF the Divine Comedy, and will be followed
:. ,,o .vening by Mrs. L. D. Cheney. OF Boston, on
,.I.r,s and Michael Angelo Among the new speaE-
rs Announced the Rev. Brother Azarias president
os ,he Rock Hill College. Mary and; Edward Mont
Emery Pm d., OF HeI pstead, Tex ana PROFESSOR
:, - Shackford OF Cornell University. lhe VeheraDle
A. Bronson Alcott Will proDa'y a'tenu 'uo evening"
nm
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GENERAL ARTHUR GLOWING STRONGER

NEw-LoNDoN, July Is tSpeciaD Since sat
urday The improvement III General Ar hurs condition
nos continued without interruption and all the features
., his case are encouraging. The insomnia, when
has been one OF the most alarming symptoms mas
,,a and there is a marked increase Of strength IN the
organs To-day lie sat Tor an hOur "A Ter oreaA
80, nm the verands Of the PeqnOt House ana was APP
nareuy IN excellent spirits TINS afternoon DC 'oOA
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DANIEL MCCARTHY.

Bosrox, July 13.-Constable Daniel McCar-
INV. t th supreme Judicial Court, died to-day. at the
ace Of forty.seven years He was born In Boston, Out
earr In life moved NewYork where he became ac''e
=, 80, ,ol,,,c. during the Tweed regime. Returning o
~ ~ --3 ne acquired ward politics power
mar he retained 10 the day DIS DEATH
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oovve,71oy OF SONS or TEMPERANCE.

NEw-HAvEN, July ID lSpeciab.-The forty
econd annual OF thc National Division sons
Of Temperance opened IN this city to-day MOST worthy
pa,,.rcn Deunison, OF Philadelphia. presided flve
e., e.lsrates from all states IN the Union and
r.nada TENDED Edward Carswe!l, of Ottawa Ana'h
and tho Rev Ste phen Merritt OF New" 1orH anuresseu
a. nearing IN Colts Opera House this evening.
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GOOD WORK BY THREE LITTLE MAIDS.

TO the Edftor OF The Trtbunc
SIR: Jennie Caskey, Mary Dubois and Rae Howell
"three little maids Earlyst, age Ave. SIX anu e'en
years by a penny fair. gotten up entirely oy them-
..v.s On vhtcn ,ba admission AMI were limited
strictly cent raised the enclosed - l0r IIe
AIT Fund Yours very truly. GEORGE W. iiO"ELi-
MnrrisLolrr. a il. IulY 10. lssO
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. vov,y KILLED BY LIGHTyIy0.

VIcsKBuRG. Miss July 13.-Mrs Bun on's-
hahn Who lived near Yazoo CITY. Msa. was killed ny
lightning yesterday. She standing near posi-
70 which was fastened Que end OF "re u''4
n. ciothe.ne the other end being fastened 20 init
Tao lightning sHuok this treo ran Aonk wv "'
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PAULINE OF REUss

BERLIN, July 13.-Pnncess Pauline OIL
keus.. Duchess OF Wurlemp"rs' Is dead I,ss
-. ,,os. WA. the daughter OF Duke Frederick
-. r--s-ls57 Of Wurtemberg and his second wlle'
pr,ncsss Helen 81 IIohen one Ltngenbourg she was
horn IN October -, lsJ1. and was married On
W,rr q 1919 10 Henry XIV. OF Reuss she leaves
ieo ~b,Idr.n-Prnce Henry XAFlL and Princess
IA
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrCATIONs-FoR 30 HOURS
WASHINGTON, July 13.-For Maine. New
namnshrs nua Vermont fair weather. stationary ten
perature variable winds generally southerly.
For Eastern New-York. Western New YORK. Eastern
Pennsylvania, Western Pennsylvania, Delaware am
New-Jerssy local rains southeaserly winds becoming
variable, stationary temperature.
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SUMNER VISITORS AT LAKE MAHoPAC.

LAKE MAHoPAC, July 12.-The hotels are
full and snticipations OF prosperous season maho
the landlords smile as OF old. Nestled among 'no mn.
OF Putnam County, pleasanter place can DC '"Ous
OF for summer rest than this. Among those s'opPnh
-, ,ho noar uou.s mr.. G. l. Bodne Mrs BrinsmAdr'
] J. Keller j. p. Lord J. W Nlghiingsie NJ d. "a D.
Eugene Kelly ". A. Nasn, W, " Van worms, VI" W n
DR. Van Dyke n Millari DIR. Jackson, = hn.PI w. -
Pcrriue H. n. Brinsmade, W. IL. Nlcols' D. T. Cufi''
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ryDoWEDBYA. r. HOAGLAYD.

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, July IL 1Spec'atl'- =,
Ho.gand OF New.Yors recently informed tue tru''ee'
q, .nt,och Cousss OF Yellow Springs, OF his desire 70
.ntov a chair Of Higher Psychology with Sooooo,
offer has Doem accepted and the Gu 'lr VIII 10 A"'"
the Hoagland Chair OF Higher PhJsoioH1'
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Washington. July IL 1856.
HI TUURBEK ADDS $3.50.

tn the EdftOr OF me Tribune
SIR; Believing that you achieving with the FRESH
Air Fund better results for the outlay of money than any
charity know Of by yesterdays paper that
fund. are getting low enclose check 10 go to the credit
of the fund Yours respectfully II. n. 1hChDHh-
Nsr- York. Juy u. 1856.
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THEIR OWN vAcATToSs NOT FORGOTTEN.

To the Ed ftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The enclosed IS handed to me or inc fresn
Air Fund BY grateful mother whose two little girls
have been sent to country in previous years. mo
sum represents their savings since last simmer ana
given not 10 pay their to the country nut W
enable some other child enjoy one. ours very tuiJ
Ne,r- York, July o. 1856. RoBEki " II E st ~
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the post In twain and killed Mrs Chisholm instantly.
She leaves husband and hve small children.
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT
THE AMERICAN PLAYERS NOT AS SUCCESSFUL As

THE AMERICAN PLAYERS NOT AS SUCCESSFUL 40
BEFoRE-zUKERroRT BEATEN.
In the second round of the great Interna-
tional Chess Tournament 10 progress in London
England. tho American players did not do 90 well
yesterday although they still holding their own
Mr. Lpsohutz, the champion Of the NswYork club
having the lead won his game In fine style against
Zukertort; Blsckburne won from Mortimer; schsllop
from Bird Gunsberg drew with Pollock Mackenzie
drew with Taubenaaus; and Mason and Hanham we're
compelled to adjourn their game after ninety.nlne
moves had been made. Mr.. Burn the odd player
that had no antagonist The folio wing the moves In
the between the American player and the former
champion Zukertort:
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WHAT TWO LITTLE OHIO GIRLS DID.

To the EdttOr Of The Trtbuhe
SIR: Two little girls, Bertha and Martina
c,.,, AGA respectvely six and four and half years.
.-. interested enough In the poor children tnat tne
END gentlemen sent in the country to PICK ano
sell currants from the parsonage bushes 10 the
amour, of SO % They wondered If the KIND gentlemen
Earn rhnev for Gods poor children They MINK 'ni'
H11noi VI cbio nv 1896 MRS. A. B. CRIsTY.
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SENATOR AND MRS. STANFORD HELP THE
ONES.


To me EdftOr OF The TTtOhHt.
SIR: Noticing in to-days TRIBUNE July L. lne
statement that for OF funds you are not aoe 10
send out as many suffering children "a you desire 10
take advantage OF the offer OF Christian people III tho
country who open their hearts AID homes to het- anu
care for 1hrm during the h-at Of the summer. was
about 70 respond your appeal for help when MI
ford EXPRESSED desire to join In sending the ehc4osou
cherk for $780, which trust VIII arrive III ne 90 save
some from more suffering. Yours moh respectfully,
~ ~ MRS LELAND STANFORD
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The Fashion for Cepturie,

Was to feed victims of Malaria with pcsoua The world nas
sufferers who do their thnsing use ~
Homans L yer AMI stomach Pad
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When mind and body are out of sorts, owing
to Dsoriered Liver try Dr. Jayns's sanativs
Pills. sure remedy for all Bilious Affections. costivs'
ness, etc. :.
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PHILADELPHIA, July - (SpeciGb.-William
q ~, hrother Of e1-stat. senator John Lamon ana
q, the oldest real estate assessors in the city died
m. morulug ia his hiiy-si1ih year.
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WIGHT-BARRINGTON- Juv :. at the Bishops
Chapel Halif4x " - b. the Right Rev the Lord Bsaoe
OF scotia assisted ~ tbs ReI a. Kinds h.rrio~
Alexis Barnnyton to George r. wight Of tals CITY
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Good News-Any kind Of key winding watch may be cor
wnier for So 20 ST. BY applying the Pstens
Climax MATCHMAKER wanted In every CITY
Untss sta a. sole agent SEMI address on posa
for Climax stem winter Co., 81 itiouns
Building Sew-Iorx.
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pER WINTER EARNINGS.

| To the z dltOr Of The Tribune
SIR: Ihave been working this winter on paper "o,A'
| and have made 81 40 which l send to the fre'h-AF
rrnd am eleven years old Hope some one will be
benefited by my wora LULU iON''
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram. .h,~. e.ocsics y.,lon' IN ,h,' eis ,, 'snn
e,,.sins idns irregular hite linz represent. The
dotted line
,sraure az Indicated By tia Thermometer Of Ha
nst's pharmacy, AIS broadway.
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Gam Tomas says there IA something wrong "ben
,,racber gcts 800 and pitcher To,ooo. nut ohni
that tic 10 OOU pitcher has inncL
letter delivery than the s4oo preacher Iran
script
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1t was IuHOTcu dDOuI iohhoio Jo''O'''
o,,irg that in consequence OF the attitude OF the
psrd ~ Managers OF ST. johns Riverside Hospital
ihe sorps Of physicians hal tea iere their res
inon1ry at the hospital proved that TINS vas prehF
,n,s Some OF thu physcians had teuderon tnoH *
r,ons 10 take effect August but all drp"hhni on
Oh actop tho boari would take AZ lts hcit moo'iDs
\, cnnd not be a.certaiueI what the dmcuIy was
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Confecto Laxative


fruit ozengefor constipation agreeable harness AM
ehclent At Druggists
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BIZ ]. Delnhunin.

the contribution Of 81 900 from the Grattan Cluo was
a welcome surprise THIS IL the cuo tne - ., an
whose charter Il ago helped argeyto
the oppost on to Mr. Gallagher whose nominee D. De's
hunty the election last week VOC VI
thanks was gwen 20 j. W. HancOx. VINO prohlsrn W
turn over the entire amount received from tne etcu
snn n. ia Giving aboard the j. B. Schuyler to the tIsh-
ing Banks on July 49, resolution was passreI re-
quesing the secretary TO communleao ~ % End
y- COMMITTEES Of Eugene Kclly's ParlaInentary
Association requesting their co-operstoh IN ie ,ss
ransemeBts TO give hitting reception To the ueegsos
from ireland who coming 70 attend tne conEen'u
ofths Irish National League OF America at chicago neA'
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HoRsrs RACE WITH 4 TRAIN

being observed, and may have exaggerated the cor
buences.
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III. nrst meeting OF the Municipal Counci OF tue
Irish National League, under the new administrator:
held last evening in Judge Kelly court-roon a'
Eighteeuth-st.. and Fp1rth-ave john D. Dclahcy pre-
siding There 100 delegates in attendance lnciu
ing James p. Farrell president OF the Home klie CIuo
The nights meeting augurs well Tor the lulI,nc
OF the promises OF Mr. Delaney at the last meT.'nS
namely that under his presidency no stone wouu 20
left unurned rival the splendid r-cori ia"ie W n
IRE ieces.pr VI, d. Gallagher, during ~note yoar "
ONCE 81 : O)O wa. allied the League FUND Last
night the largest that have been receiver
any night for long time namely @l'oo ui'i'u'01
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Guerlll Noilcs5

Co.well Massey ~ Co.'S EFFtRN - ENI u hAr -
tiIN n turtles The blood rrgulsos IHo O""'''' ''->
psay ana -, jJn-ave. Toe per Do'tlo
parauet Floors and Wood Carpet: saJaoe 70, ''e'
class Of ROOM ,oa -,h ,ys 3JrA and Il
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in headache Ish'nIs IT, MASSEY co. ll2r Broadway
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DIR. NEWELL rs NOT DISSATISFIED.

And wins easily The play will he resumed to-day.
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