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iodine as a Cure for Diptheria.

Or. II. P. Gauthier. Of st. Paul,
MINI. contributes the following cue
for diptheria to the Chicago Medical
Review "While at Natchez, Miss,
in the early part of 1860, | was led,
through my experience with an cpl
demic then prevalent. to adopt the
treatment l propose to describe.
During this epidemic about 100 cases
of diptheria were successfully treated
in the manner about to be described.
For some years subsequent TO my re-
turn to Illinois | treated all the cases
encountered fifty in number) with
complete success by the same means,
and | have since treated about $50
cases, all with the same satisfactory
result, except in two instances where
death occurred, the patient being almost
mOIibund when coming under treat
ment. Previous to the adoption of the
present mode of treatment my results
We're by no means as satisfactory, the
disease proving fatal in at least one
third the whole number OF cases. The
treatment which has proved SO success
fill in my hands is Is follows: The pa
tient is ordered tinctule of iodine in
ten to twelve drop doses every hour,
well diluted with water. so long as the
fever lasts, subsequently reducing it to
ten drops every two hours and finally
every three hours; local applications
of the drug are made use of ut the same
time. These latter should be made by
the physician himself ut least twice d
dav. For internal use, | give, latterly
the de~colorized tincture bread and
s%tarcty articles of diet are at the same
time used III abundance. Such is ny
treatment.
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eighty acres more or less. together with n.
buildings and appurtenances .lIereunto h.
longing, save and except certa,l eycep,ior.
and reservations. the parties referring 10 ths
stipu atoms contained in the contract of AL
by Enoch Dunn and Burreil James 10 Henrv
n. Coui0n, eXeruted before +. =. Lehl.ns
then deputy clerk of court aid -S-offcio NJ,
tary l'u''ii" ia aH'i Tor tir parish vi Lalourchs
on the i3th day OF August, 1891.
Terms ami conditions 50! -aie-Cash 10 nav
and satisfy tho sulu of three thousand nv
hu ndi and eighty seven dollars aud niuetv
five cents, with eight per ceut. per annum n
interest. from Jan. |. 1856 unit paid. together
with i've per cent. WI ihe aggregate of tbs
principal aud interest. as attornyes' feos AN
said Amount. which saIl amount IS secursd
ty an aet nf mortgage. passed on the 2stb
day OF Febru"ry. 1881. aefore Abel Dreyfus
"a no any OF the ciTv al New Orleans. -
IltEOPiilLE THlBODAUX.
March IL. ISIS. Sheriff
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Joy and Sorrow.

Somebody's heart is gay.
And somebody's heart Is sad,
For lights beam bright across the way.
And a door with Grape is clad.
Sadness and gladness eer
Are jewellers side by side.
y dear Ii On her bier.
And the ~rcathing OF :; bride.
Brigh, eyes are filed with mirth.
Pale faces benz. iii prayer.
And hearts beside the cherry hearth
Are crushed by stout despair.
All. sorrow and JOY and hope
Are parted by thinnc>t wall,
And only on hearts which lever ope
No gho>tly shadows fall,
No thoughts Of the ~funeral rrt:n
Come TO the festive thrnng>:
No hope that JOY will dawn again.
To stricken souls belongs.
The future is c'er II sunny SEA
TO the children of JOY and mirth:
But only the frost and its memory
Comes to the stricken one Of earth.
Somebody's heart is gay.
And somebody's heart is sad.
For lights beam bright across the way.
Aud a door with Grape is clad.
Sadness and gladness e'er
Crowd round us side by side:
\ sunny smile and Il scalding tear,
So close are they allied.
IL. G.. Rigs iR st. Louis Ma gd-imt
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SAT URDAY, APRIL u, 1888
OUR VICTORY.

Last Tuesday will prove Il memora-
BILE day in the history OF Louisiana.
After twelve years of inactivity and
apparent political death, the old hydra
headed Republican party OF the State
commenced stirring about and showing
feeble signs of new life. The old arch
enemy of good government, the noto-
nous H. c. Warmoth, around whose
name clusters all the horrors of recon-
structiOn days, came to the front as
the leaders of the old Republican CO.
hOrts and sounded the tocsin and for
awhile the friends OF rood government
stood aghast.
Divisions had sprung up in the De-
mocratic ranks and no one could. tell
to what extent they would affect our
cause. An ominus cloud hung over
the political horizon and the future
was dark indeed. But. 10. a ray of
light cleaned in the East and failing
hope revived. The noble. the patriot
ic, the chivalrons sam u. McEnerv.
the old war horse CT Democracy, seiz-
ed the hand of our manned hero. the
gallant Francis +. Nichols, and with
their joint strength and a reunited De-
mocracy, they flung the Democratic
banner to the breezes and marched
onward, onward. until they planted it
on last Tuesday upon the highest tow
er of victory.
And a glorious victory it was all
along the line. The Democracy has
covered itself with glory and tolled to
the death knell of Repuhlicanism in
Louisiana. 1t has taken our beloved
State ont OF the doubtful column and
added new strength to the solid South.
1t has blighted the hopes of the nation
al Republican party and chilled the
fervor of the Republican p%aItizans who
were casting longing eyes upon fair
Louisiana.
Our victory was general throughout
the State. But after the State triumph.
the local victory which has elected the
most applause. is that Of the Y. NJ. D.
A. III New Orleans. The Y. NJ. ID. \.
have redeemed the name and fame q
the Crescent City, by smashing to pie
ces, the nefarious Ring which hung tol
so many years like a dead pail oyel
the destinies of the city. We congra-
tulate the Y. NJ. b. A. upon their pa
triotic achievement and hope that tie.
trust which has been reposed in then,
will be kept inviolate.
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Among the deaths Of prominent Lou
isiaiians that have occurred lately is
that of DR.. Robert II. Litteli, of Ope-
%lousas. who has been one of the lead
ing physicians of st. Landry fer forty
years. DR.. Littell was surgeon of the
Eighteenth Louisiana Regiment, c. S.
A.. from its organization in 1861 to its
organization in 1862.
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The bloody shirt waivers up north
are bawling out on the street
that there is no voting population
down here. They can now see that
when All attempt is made to foist War
moth into the gubcrnatorial chair, and
to put the bottom rail on top again,
that there are some pretty lively squads
Of voters ~sachteing around the country
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The Louisiana Press Convention
will meet in Opelousas May l.. Tie
people of the prairie city will no doubt
give the representatives of the press Il
warm and hearty reception.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
eOlh Judicial District Court, Par.
ish OF LafuuIci.e.
Meyer WH rs. H.. ". CoulOn. No.
o345

TAXI notice that acting uml-r All order Of
seizure aud sale rua nafiD. from the alo,r
entitled court in the above II led and mum
b'red case | have aiud and will OH, for
sale ut public auction pursuant t. law to the
last and highest i'iiter at the courthouse i'll
the town of I h:bOtamx ON
SATURDAY,. APRIL 2ist, 1888
ln-twern the hours Of u Ociork Il. 10. aud I
"'ciark = Ia. the following sl--crihesi property
bc ODyiny ~ tue said defendant to- sit
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Warmoth a y that whilst lie was
governor he built more levecs than
Nichols and McEnery both construct
ed. Falstafi, when troubled with an
attack Of piety, exclaimed. "My God ,
how this world is given to Icing
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OF all the silly people in this world.
the silliest Ones are the Republican
editors who bleat about what the Re
publican party will do for the sugar
interest by what they call protection.
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In his missionary peregrinations
over Louisiana Warmoth gave La
fourche the go by. Lafourche seems
to hvae forgotten Warmoth last Tues
day.
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As far as heard from, the next SEN
ate will contain two Republicans-the
house will be illuminated by the bril-
liancy Of nine Republicans.
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The Hon. Roscoe Conkling died on
Tuesday night. He was one of the
ablest statesmen OF this country and
was IA power in the lane.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth Judicial District Court, Par
i>h Of Lafourche.
.Neyer Vel IS. COulon G- Bernard
No. o346.

Take not &c that acting under an Older of
seizure aud sale -nianatinu from the above
entitled court III the above emitted and mum
herrs case | have seizrl and vi offer Tor
sale AT public auction pursuant to law tn t. e
last ard highest bidder at the courthouse N
the tow II OF ThiLodauA on
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SlNS<.RaesEION:

One gear in aivaneeI..-.-----.-.-----.saW
Ore 10
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Take n"ticr. thar acting un.l"r a. order Al,
seizrIe and sale sIuIustin. ipnt. ,l,s ahors
entitled conrt in the .,t,,v.. ENTITLED Am, pu,,
beled ease. | have seized and vii. ,,fpr for
sale ut irthllr suction. "rr>n m To- the Law.
Ia the ia>t and highest Il Il Ter. 1T tn, e,nr,'
house in the town ot riiinIlrx a,
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unusual skiil. patience and Judgment Cascade went
the lower turn and gained open lead Of two
lengths from Spceiwe and Specially On the upper
turn Speciality retired Taragon moving into second place
and Santalene third Blaylock made no move on his
mount until he entered the homestrctch Hero he had
TO 90 very wide avoid pocket but when he asked the
question OF Badge. which he did in perfectly proper
manner the little colt responded with much speed and
pirt dropping HIS horses after another and winning
In Impressive style by threequarters OF length Tar
sgon beat George Oyster o neck Benedctine's fall
for he never in the hun: alter the first furong.
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 5000 SELLING. lis
B. Jennings gr Boa' BY FeliOwcraft Rcsalline
CHICAGO St.bes B. G. Tudor 8, 100 .tdo"ington}
E MeDonald,s b & Long Knight aged. 1o7 (Taylorl 2
Q. T. wisemans oh. s. Unique, 8 %. Hreemnn) Q
.. Gideon's b. g. 0,Fallon, 5, io7 : (Lituenedj 0
Tme-1 81 Ia
Post odds To wn-Long knight 10 TO 8, Tudor TO !,
Boaz 10 /, Unique TO l. 0'Faon 10 ], Ten Booker
90 10 Bella 90 to /, King Il. 20 10 l. Place-BOaz
to 8, Tudor to 8.
Choctaw. St. Valentine and Malaria did Tudor
went OF like shot but Covtngton choked him into sub
mission by persistent pulling Boaz ounged along with
great elaboration until he passed the half Then gray
streak flashed around the and Boar homo alone.
winning in walk by three lengths, Garrison looking
back and laughing at the discontinue Of his opponents
Covington made show OF riding in the stretch but
Tudor had been badly choked respond his calls
No bid for the winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
BROOKLYN.

Owen Cannon. bartender employed IN ginmill
at Auancave. and Henryst., has begun suit against
Dr. Reuben =. Thompson, Of No. 81 Vernon ave-, to
recover $1,000 as damages arising from a case Of
mayhem. lie alleges that DR.. Thompson assaulted
him and bit OF the fingers Of the right hand, so
that he unable to attend 10 business for six
months. DR.. Thompson admits that he was drunk,
but says that Cannon assaulted him. He denies bit
ing Gannon's finger.
The City Works Department Will rpave eight
streets with granite blocks the next few months at
cost of 5000. 600 Among the streets TO DO repaced
Washington and Undcrhill ayes. from Flushing
ave. TO Prospect Park
Deaths last week 400. births 354, marriages 95.
The Utica-ave. station Of the Kings County Elevated
road will be opened on August 90.
Police Justice Walsh yesterday sent Matthew
Byrnes, who jumped from the Bridge week ago to-
day, TO the Penltenary for four months for violating
Bridge ordinance
David Leehan, age fifty, Of No Col Bcrgen-st,
fatally injured by train the tracks Of the Long
Island Railroad at Atlantic and Vanderbilt
Wednesday night, and died yesterday morning at the
Cumberland Street Hospital. He left wife and
eight children in destitute circumstances.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
THE tribune,
No. 100 "Democracy Photographs, ne

NO. 100 "Democrncy Photographer ne
Record OF Bogus Reformer"-A document 70
specially dedicated to George William Curtis start
ling review OF Democratic appointments alphabet
icaiIy arranged, which shown by Democratic test
mony to violate every rule OF fitness and every pro
iesSion OF President Cleveland document crannea
with exact facts which every sincere advocate OF
hclorm should read and consider seriously. ceD's
copy 100 copies for 81 90 1000 for 81 So
No. Sd. "EngIand's Only Choice."- ExuS"
rom English papers, showing to American voters n"
England wants the Democratic party to succeed, 50
as to secure Free Trade Including Punchs' cartoon,
representing Mr.. Cleveland introducing Free TRADE
TO " America Also Englands free trade Tag As'
mo seal Of the Golden Club, aud list OF American
Cabinet officers and other Democrats who are men.
DerS OF that club. An entertaining document "
which 10000 copies were sold the first day. Price
copies for cent; 100 copies for 30 cents; :. pe'
1000 copies SO for 10000 copies.
Tariff of lsS3-A document showing exEW
what articles are protected, and wha, ones are O0.'
~ pages leach page by 10 inches, clearly phD''"
An elaborate statement OF the present duties on e'
article of imported goods, together with an e'h
OF the free list In fun the quantity Of each 49,
imported In 1883 and 1887: and the total amo"D y,
Guty collected each article There Is W. w.
Introduction recng all the tariff acts ever passea "
congress, the object and result Of each one oe"s 49,
pialned. Also, table Of the total Imports, yea
year, from 1871 TO 1887. This little pampa~'
accurate, was prepared with great labor ana eAF
and VIII DO required, continually, for rei'' ~,
during the year 1t shows how America hinss ~,
millions all over the world for foreign nOo' -,
products, even under the present tariff, ana sss
importations were increased by the reductions OF "a,
Price, single copies, l. cents; 100 copies W.
1000 comics for $40
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ELIZABETH.

The inquest in the case Of the twoyearold son Of
Abram Skinner. who was killed Friday by bob
tail car belonging TO the Elizabeth and Newark Horse
Railroad Company, held Wednesday, The Jury
exonoraed the driver, Patrick Barnes. but censurcd
the company for compelling its drivers to act as both
driver and conductor.
The suit for unpaid salary brought against the city
by Lieutenant Of Police Peters, which the Democratic
minority in the City Council refused TO vote for on
the ground that The mans appointment by the Re-
publicans was Illegal, was brought up before Judge
Cross, OF the District Court. yesterday. The Judge
reserved his decision until Tuesday
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRToF NETWORK. ......THUR
ARRIVED


PORT OF NEwYoRX. THURSDAY. AUG. Q. 1888
| ARRIVED
steamer H,%mCna Cen nsech Hamburg 5aly 20 via
| Arrived al the Bar at noon.
wit" m, and July ~
steamer Br Ls n Asp5wa Jaiy ~ via
steamer Geo " Clyde. HOme. sas D.mings CITY July 2e
SANTANA Porto Plata 80 cape Mayen 81 Port de Pax
Ands. ~ hyrR Anf Gaze. NY a. J@S%e
- Port Lino1 70 WIN nss and Passengers to Pin For
July Is. Pct Goave 10 Port Prince ~. JeIomie -
to Pin For~ood & CO. arrived at tho 80 M
frnii 70 come < Pearsa Arrvc at the at H.
steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah Sdays. with ndse
steamer II DimocK. EiIidge, Boston with mdse to Ii
garE Edward Mayberry. Knltnt 5qqquo .day'. via
Delaware Brekwaler wlh nitrate 10 Il Grace & Coz yes
BGrr Peerless tr Morrison Antigua days. via Della.
ware Br-aKTatcr with sugar to & Armstrong vessel
BARK v Irosser Parker. Matenza. II DAYS with
schr sarah UIne 9sr, Moreg - Jonn NIB 10 day.
with iun6si 70 Il ) Rawsou CO.. vessel to eney
Ssf TO Ga order ves.e To- e5ey yonH DAY with
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook. wind. light weather
cloudy and hay AT city Island wind Light wNw weather
lar.
Arrived ye.,eriay-
Bark Boilo Wooster Higgins Matanzas 10 days. with
SeGf William ] Lermond Hup9aer Turks Island IL days.
with salt to order. vessel to master.
CLEARED
Steamer Lydan Monarch (Brl Huggett London-sanier-
q
Steamer Alexandria tBr, Lewis Mediterranean ports
Henderson Bros
Steamer CITY Of Augusta Catharine. savannah-henry
Yonge.
steamer Tallahassee. Fisher savannah-Honrv Yonge.
Steamer GuyauaOtte Kelley. Sorfoik AMI Newport News
old Dominion
Steamer BreakVater Wallace, West Point va--odDomn.
ION
Steamer Ocorlrs. Reynolds, Bstimore-B Downsr
Steamer Zen Whitney. Besrsr. BosiOn-H Il Dlmsck.
BARK Maraniiha (ItA) Russo. Montevdeo-John Norton
&
BARK Gadiatcur (Br). Keenan, Rosario-John Norton &
Sens.
BARK Gacrwen (Brl Gum. Bahia-John Wilshear
sehr Nellie Bruce (Dr). Summeryile. ~ JOHN NB-Scam
schr sarah (Br). Hayes. st John. MIA Heney
Sehr NBetta (Dr), fardle. 81 John MIA I Honey.
SAILED.
Steamers Lydan Monarch London; Italy Gallego
Liverpool; State OF Pennsylvania Glasgow RuEs Ham
Announcements.
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NETWORK CITY.

J. A. Bell has sold to Mary l. Van Doven property
on the west side OF Fifthave south OF Thireth-st,
for $4,000. The deed recorded yesterday.
General william T. sherman has bought for HIS
homo one Of Terence Farcy's Sons new houses, No.
rs West Seventy frst-st., for $4,000.
Assistant District Attorney John D. Lindsay has
prepared for the guidance of the Grand Jury a
fully written pamphlet, enumerating the powers and
duties OF grand Jurors and calling attention TO the
various provisions of law and decisions Of courts
affecting the work Of the Grand Jury.
The trial OF the deputy building inspectors who
ccnsurcd by the coroners jury at the invssh
cation OF the Elm-st building disaster has been post
poned until September s.
The Controller will sell S5O000 Of the Dock Board
bonds Tuesday, and the money Will be used at once
TO build new piers.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis A. Stout. of No. IL West
Sxtecnth-st have gone to Canada for several weeks
The steamship Travo arrived at Southampton
Wednesday, August g. at 10 p. m. Time from Sandy
Hook to Needles Southampton. days hours, equal
to days hours to Queenstown.
At Brighton Beach tomorrow night. at the close of
Herr seldls musical programme, which has been
specially arranged for the occasion. the orchestra will
play tie two greatest funeral marches. Wagncrs and
Beothover's In honor OF the memory Of General She
dan.
It's pretty hard rainfall that will drive the all
night sitters in the City Hall Park to the Scent lodg
ing houses these hot nights
The disgust Of fat man who has rushed. two steps
at time up the stairs Of the eley ated road catch
coming train only to find 1t is express from Rec
torst that does not stop for him, will raise smile
even in this weather.
The deeply tanned face clerk can show at this
season on returning to work after vacation the moro
highly is he regarded by his associates for few days
until he begins to fade to scky yellow
Dealers in campaign outfits and outdoor sporting
goods say they before did 80 big a business
this Year.
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NEWARK.

Alfred Petit, jewelcr, about fifty five years Of
age, who had made several Intellectual attempts to
commit suicide by taking poison. threw himself in
front OF an express train on the Pennsylvania Rail
road yesterday and received a fracture Of the skull
and spine besides other injuries He was taken
TO st. Mchael's Hospital and last night was sinking
slowly.
The Midsummer Convention OF the New-Jerscy
State Veterinary Association was held in saenger
Hall yesterday. Delegates from all parts of the
state present.
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burg PinclIos. Csdz; City Augusta Savanna Guy.
andotte, Newpor News; HertDs Baltimore
Ships taomene for Batavia Java; Windsor Park Madras
Banks werner for Batavia Java; Rinnovato Bangkok;
Graham. Melbourne Rnfax Port Natsl; RebeccA earn
ana. CienfuegOs: Mendoza Havana
Brlgs Favoritc for Pointa- Pitrs Acacia. Gibara
Also salled-vla Long Island Sound-Steamer Herman
Winter Boston. ~
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Aug 9-Sailed steamer Republic (Br) Davi.
son. for New York. Wv ''
QUEENSTOWN Aug 9-Arrived steamers Nevada (Br,
gushing and Britannia (Br, Parse from Nsw.York for
Liverpool land proceeded "
Sailed. steamers Adrato (Br Cameron and City OF Ber
lin (Brs Land. from Liverpool hence for New.York.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 6-Arrived, stesmer Trave (Oer VII.
ceeded. ~ - N-AN wv
Sailed steamer saalc (Ger Richter Bremen hence
New.York van O'"-s' LUZ
BROW HEvD Aug 9-Passed steamer Gsll!a (Br, Murphv
from new YORK on her way 10 Queenstown LIVERPOOL
DoVRE aug 9-Passed. steamer Amsterdam (Dtoh Bouier
from New YORK her Rotterdam. '-'
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DEATH or An OLD VlRDW 4Rp DrlTrp

Jacob f. Knorr old and well known resident 81
Orange suddenly the Hoboen ferry house Yesterday
morning. while his his ONCE In New.York
MI Knorr born in Philadelphia in 1903 and lived
there until the broke he having large
fortune the hardware business A. NJ his trade
in the South the brought reyercs him. and bo
removed 10 Ncw-York where he founded a Company Of
which he still president time Of his death Hi.
onice No. 40 Mufrsy-st.
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KINGSTON AND OREGON ON THE WAY TO MON.
MOUTH

OF the local hive stated that the Dryers
were going 20 ssnd Sir Dixon Monmouth Park repre-
sont them In the Champion Stakes The Trib
said few days ago that Kingston was 10 carry the
red blue snsh" race and this statement 10
hrned by dispatch received from Saratoga last NIGHT
which that Kingston IL 20 be shipped 10 Monmouth
this morning ia company Of the twOyearOd Oregon who
is 10 for the Junior Champion. Oden Bowels Glly
Belle a. Or also Monmouth 10 start for the West
End Hotel Stakes on Tuesday.
1or 1aAeau QatnsS ses Iourth (deel
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EEWS FROM TIE URBh,
NEW-JFRSEY.

Joseph McMullen, OF Jersey City, age twelve, while
stealing ride on Pennsylvania freight train yeste>
day, was crushed between two and fatally IN
jured.
Several bales Of cotton found floating in the
bay of Greenvle, Jersey City, yesterday. Mcssrs.
Farraut & stOddard, of the Idle Hour picked up
seventeen and some other persons recovered nce.