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The Boston GIri's Heaven.


"Now. my dear little men -aid
Miss Ddisy D.mity who bad y1lau-
teercl t. teach a class III small boss
30 Boston Sunday -choei. "yOu must
So real still ami IN tell You ahOgt
what a rer.eetlv lovely place heaven j..
af,s what s perfecily beautiful time
you'n have 81 Fuu are dear. good little
foFs-reai little gentlemen. and Eo
there You can't ima2inc how per
fecfly charming IL viii be-. -. there ID
ise the most Delighted music As
good. 7 have no doubt. Eg our own
sFmphany concerts. ard thegcli be
s|seh Lovely singing all the time. .,
life vii * a pJefn~a real browning
pueui-fofever and ever aud ever. II
wiIi be ius; too beautiful for anything,
Everybody eili be 40 rnitured ard r.
fiaed--roB can't think how lovely i
VII be.
"whavl we 20 60 the had placc 2
askei wonder stricken little fellow.
so-o-sl'' cried the teacher with IL
lie gasping shrek. 20, the dreadfnilv
bor1id place. IL wiu be fall oi aii
kinds 81 dfealfu.ly coarse. common
people. And they'll be doing z1d say
ing 40 sarI u vulgas thing. Society
wiii BE- 20 tlrcudfuliy dreadiHsiiy mixed
there il vii - 800 perfectly hafrid %
think ahuut Ugh. No. no. delf iii.
tie boys. sou mast mind your papa-
ani fnaHslnas and never do anything
uaurhty. and then yoa II GO right %
that dear, delightful p,see, which viii
he iiiied with the frst families ~ all
Bostsn. and it al BE- TOO perfectly
lovely for ans thing.
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SOCIETY GAMBLERS.
Pekor-rIaylng Fashionable among
Washington Women.


WksIuNeroN. July 3o.The Rev.
Edmond Hesc SVEN, a Baptist minis
ter. about six weeks ago commenced
the delivery Of series Of sermons,
the object Of which was % show UP
the wicketiness OF Washi gton. Last
uirht his subject was male aud Fe-
male Gamblers. lie said that many
Washington ladies. ladies whose
names hgure in the new papers as the
shining light OF society, are gamblers
in the fullest sense Of the word.
These womeD," be said, +do here
on The sly what PaIi sians do publicly.
Poker paying Is common thing
among Washington ladies OF fashion,
and | am told tbst they play FOR heavy
stakes, aud are as bold as the women
who sit around the boards at Meute
Carlo. They viii bet their last dollar
on n game OF cards. Many oi them
lose Is mach as 500 az a sitting. Four
young ladies and two old matrons sat
down 10 a game Of poker one night
let winter One af the girls lost S3'1.
The money was won by one oi the
matrOns. The next dsy the girl called
on the natron and asked that the
money be retIruci. said that her
father had given her the money which
she lost in order 70 bay dresses, and
asked f0r itsrcturn. did that woman
return the money p asked the
preacher, IN laundering tones No. /.
she culdiy told her victim, just Ike a
professional gambler. that il she
could not Afford 90 lo-e she had no
b1siness 70 play. Talk about mans
humanity 20 man, erciaimei My
SVEN. ii !, nothing 30 compare with
woman's iuhumaEiiy 70 Holaan-
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BASEBALL.
Nothing Can Conquer New York
Two Games nj Fittshnre

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. Z2-The home team
played better bail than the petraiis, ba,
the latter bnnched their bits at epportgne
times and won the game. Score. India
napolis .. Detroit T. Batteries. Buriick
and Buckley for indianapolis, Getzcin and
Wells for Detroit
WASHINGTON. Aug. The game of ban
put up By the Giants to-day was of the
pennans order, shutting the Senators out
for the second time. Score: Washington
0, New York :. Batteries whitney aud
Mack for Washington. weich and Ewing
for New York.
PHiLApELPHIa. Aug. a2-The Beau-Eai-
ers PLAYED superior ball to-day and easily
defeated the Phillies. score: Boston 3,
Philadelphia 3. Batteries. Clafkson ana
Kelly for Boston, Sanders aud shriver for
Philadelphia.
PITTsBuRe. Aug. 22-PittsbErg and Chi
cag0 played two games and broke even.
Chicago took the FIRST game BY timely hit
ting. aided By the miserable work OF Nil
Ter aGd DAILY. BorcheTs was n espousi bic
fer the loss OF the second game Score
First game: Pittsburg 3. Chiragoe Batter
les: Sialey aud Miller for rittshsrg, Kr0ck
aud Flint for Chicago. Second game
Score; PitisSuTg 10, Chicago :. Morris and
Carroll for Pit'sburg, Borchefs and Farrel
for Chicago.
ST. LorIs, Aug. 22.-si. Louis {. Brook
Ign ,
Kansas cIrT, Aag. 22-Kansas city 5.
Baltimore 4.
cNeI.saTI, Aug. - - Cincinnati 0,
Cleveland =
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nerve sa1 wealth, bar thaf Is = wholly
ziferent thing frum tila cr-aate imnsiEra,
tien feAf y o0w <pl9x On. a;td whicA. 4
nct sinps<d. raHSf a'arziuRly increase.
his Immigration is kfad 81 Chinese
save trsde. instead af an insiependeat.
s<sii -rc1an, Acdx % freemen. e inir0dnees
herf Of qnssi-saaves. working a. bali
warcs ~ the command u the task ~ a<ser
IN . xears FROM nou ne wili have aaeasl.
as people. wlskoGt coanffnx Chinese We
are II 10 danger IL q ScarriEy ef ihhar~rs
ner do thtnk low waes~ = eicssinx 10 any
country. have therefore No sympAshy
with the cry Of cheap lasor and low
WAGES. That country Is likely - Be rnass
happy and frpe where. the annual pro
duetien ef wealth hcinS Justly di<sEscaSc1.
labor ctssia< fair rewaNd.
Those. nay friends. Heve my opiu{cns
= years sgo. and every day has served to
yerify their correctness They are my
eplnians to-day.
Thurman then devoted same tine 10 the
cecilne OF agricultural iatenests In COZ
mere with fareisn e01nfrics under high
tsria and said. II hope wkaf
Rave - saw ray give some
oecasfcn Tor reflecfiaa. saay leaa YEA Il
support that grand party waiea was formed
eF Je1crson Sad Jackson hy sn.i has pres
fercd under Grover Cleveland
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STATEMENTS or SURVIVORS,.
Narrowing Sesnes-No Time for ANY
>Nsfrtnasic Aetian.


~.@ FnANeiSfe. Aug. &C. = Arthur.
pu-seF Of yte t'reanic, VS. writing la his
canir " htH aEHfFseis ty sS1ags flEst oU fhc
u tie. AID suranc ssu deck ilsf a. The
s-slitsieu tpgk Viarc. he sets thc sceneS
urs1u tne deck Oi the Chester we're gser
iesily hfartreiias nE. TIE 4resiesi cafli 'isiot
railroads, aud undoubtedly lives urFe lost
fro.a fhis gsWse. The tsozis uf thr iscesuif
q gre in fhe wsyer Ia 4 couple 81 EingfeS.
whil. life prsSeTTrrs wesc sarg8n ever
6-sarti - these airs sty sfsggS ug "a the
Hater. ssaTeesy are laluHies eafsed from
the Eltzr - tbe collision until the hester
turned avvr Ike l=sx and soak. the ts51i-
ers exploding when iAe ESisr reAchs.t the
Davis. cabin passenger "a tho
ChesseE. whose er0taer and s-yesr-old
nteeg. Js,>3s aEIlegi, we've drowned. SAYS Ia
horrible thai he cunid net fsrEcf
Il Il he lived 10 De- thousand
vearS nid ~ hen ] rgarhci the uHFes
ilrsk" b states with ms sister. / saw
E,y hrssfh~g au& iittls u5s,ce struggling for
aar.l y the toass ] shaSiiesi 80 him % xri
iuea tsae u tAx snail boats with myselt
aud sister. aud Whefhsf 81 pct be htRri lsr
1 Do nac knsE. A seS sccoaes later SAN
~ ~ hssi~ Josie Aai hes arms C.sspssl tight
iv zessa1 bis Reck. and ae eauia u1f frs-e
hlnassH FROM hsr esDbsGsc- Tfss next IA
ssaaf ssx ny hEaathsr sat aieco ars1n
EfrlrF tkt NaNf@ AAA a t5tsAfe % y Ar-A
F4las Car9. Laals Mercer. M aS s&. on
tha brfase S asea EEe css.i3st.ta urrtrssi, &sia
wha Fsilaiei tac oceaHse su. sssd Il
hesrsie.l ftse ssessaie last ssslsssse the seSs.s
ST ac.ssCk f4ens was 3 dense azz
al fiis gtNse. AE9 j. so stEs
-aiNaE iE laicNlT gheg 81 rassesi
naa1a IT. Ne wsTe lsst ~ 1laaes
rs,.ns maeu @e Gig ze3 iaa cssesses We
hear8 her slslssiius and Essaan.ts.s sssta
fe,s whistle ssaic, EszaliT taEs 7 wasted
g. qzss t-- 90 tsc siaF as'ass. side We
were ihgu a1ssat aH2rzrE t'f gaise
apaFE a2a g1v fasi 70 sae ttsier
answered 81 - @alsaes As;af s5s=fltl :
EHa maistlez SAG tae chester ssssasr i.,f
a. ss8 ~ ae Wefe esfE - este sos az
scFs wE rcrsa asg eHEsGs~ IA f~a
rziarsfes r. slsssF 81 EeF fa.gt ssdE -Fl
aEsst Had Iaea J ssH Fe Hasf r'e
4 se fG Ea ~F H a.
last45 ~ gss sss ssfG go St az sHzie
saE sEo we s5s4 e rEA 81 3rs
caEe 3 Ee As-ig 2 fst9e Rea l- SRI
III - 40 hnsw ssg So y fss5sssa
s al sssfs > sRAsseT a wSs 81 AFss1ssss-
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A PRIVATE MINI.


DESTgR, Auw a2.-.The arrest YESTERDAY
nj PUNT Pistol n three tOunleEiaifeFs Hf-
eartaed OIlc 81 the biggest sensations de-
YcloPcd here for s9eay yeay.s aud iriSe.
iraiad = schemc fnaEascd hy rounfeffeittr1
Ia Chifaec, Denver Santa Fe. San Iran
cisco, aud, It Is hcliesed. the city of Hezs
leo Thrre men eere arrested who arrived
ia The ogly this morning. one coming frafm
santa Fc, one from Chicaga, ana enc from
farther Fast.
For two weeks united states sccref ssrt
vice aiiccTs hAye been aware that cuuai>rs
fsitefs were at WORK tn New Mexieo and
would sopu spring nlluf which uas 10
Hood both ihe t'niicd statrs and Mexico
with bogus a.. $40, and 80 gold pfefex.
deputy district attorney named Cazp
was sent out 10 investigate. and succeeded
ir Joining tce eountcffeitefa
Reports show that the band consists OF
residents ~ Gaifnso. New York and other
ciiig<s The eouafcrfeiteFs Nnre % fnanr-
iariure some good coins a. -feelcE." after
which bogus stuff 20 he lade Of fhefnieGf
ianterial. warranted 10 wear fos geAx.
Was 20 hc sold - eusfamsrs at The rate 81
slnO for "a ponnds Tho pFerarasion e
which the eoius we're q he nsanufa6turci
had large F.erecuiagr ~ gold
Hhaari iEuait. lcsdef ~ The emlis, ar
rived tsrc re- aopa yesterday aud feEtsffr-
al al fac windsor, whore ne a. net b.
two aeconriiesA While discussing t1e
prospects Cage, " ho y az ~ tie r0ofa rare
: signal. and officers with drsaH rtgestfr>
walked in aud captured tila Iaen Cen
siderable MATER Al, Including a perfect -ts
and some n1nfy. WnS earfneea sstkaf ~
10. money WRs pare gold, ard abfn fetff4
Of The mint - rFsiuenucfd good. otatr
arrests Nlii probably f.gllOas
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TIE native method Of producing Gre
l. by the friction of 3 small. drg.
pointed Roo.ieu stick on the smooth
surface OF another piece Of wood
which friction. IN soHse three or foar
minute, produces smese, and, finally
a sine pawdeT. which ha- been collect
iag in the small h1le al the end % The
groove. made by the Fuhbiug OF the
stick. , begins te sntoltler Al Ter being
carefully nnrSed by the breath OF
TIE operator the tiny fame j. trans
f.rrcd t. piece of teachwooi,
ana the ohiecf j. obiained This
primitive method i. however. fast
giving way and diving out, owing u
the competition 81 lgeiieT matches
which The traders now supply
Torches arc used by the natives 81
Beugainyillc Straits during their FISH,
ing excursions AZ night and during
festivals They are made of a resin
which seems t. be abundant. which
has powerful ofsr. and which j.
gsed hv simply wrapping il conspactly
after il has i-een powdered. in a palm
leaf. which although outside the
resin. answers ttse purpose Of wick
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REFINED Hu NOR.

The family skeletons are now on cx-
hihiticB at the bathing beach. -
Naffha's Finesqri Herald
"Maw. how ! perspire Dear me,
Clara. don't let lac hear you use that
valear expression again. DO yoa
want nae 10 say sweatG" No. yen
wretehei vulgarian you must say you
are believed with heat The first
taiHg ven know people wlil say we
haven't SO; 10 style about Us
Young Mr. Wabash MAY | have
the pleasure of acting as youF escort
u sapper, Miss Ercezy Miss Breezy
tscauning her car4l-"0a. thank
awfally. see Mr. Poreine's name Is
doRn for the iir.t yal-e in that lirec-
gion But Soa may have the second,
Mr. Wabash. "-M,1r Yerk Saa.
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STAND FROM UNDER
Perils of Living on Eolus'
Playground.
NINE KILLED IN H.Rsr.axp.
The Less by Fteea In Penrsvs,a.s.
Very Great-Hasee wrearAt ~
Water In Bes,on-rhree Ne.
Killed by a Peculiar Aeesaeas.

fuTSHCke. ARg. e2--The aooa h.. =,
ncss reached nmit herr, and win -
reach tissS:rouS height. The ,aw,.ns.
however. are subnasrseS, and the damage
VIII Be quite heasy. The rain IN 10
mountains and up the MononEvhala rsyer
i almost anprccciensssf Burretstosn IS
pa. .siy submergcd
Reports fron asieining districts ssste
that the valleys are all oseraowesi ana "a
damage 20 crops can sezrceiy ne esfsasasrd
Bridges. stables and onthusidines wsr.
W wairlcd AWAY before glse rushing lsaaa. ~,
the scene sais merning Vas ono q r-rst
devastation
Al McKcrSpors the tirix were iooarsi a.
one person drowned
\ iinRsarian caar hefaw town i s.h-
merged. and many Of tbs Hnnsarlanx
hareiy escaped druanlng
Al Jeanette. where big efzSs aafks a<s
t0irs crcctcd ana hsyc lusf gane isa., ore-
rstlen, twothirds Of TIE SLANT Is ananr
wster, and q Is reported shs, % n the
houses are anGsr water.
The towns Of Iariaes. saaffon. frrls.
Pcna and Manor are partially under Wairr,
and many of the inhabitants are ltrtnn ~
the upper Sfuzies of the hoGse< IA fk~
mountains the htaaWA;sTx 81 AL the
streams are swollen hegend 81 tunnslx
~ tnis city TIC water ges W into the Gre
pits ~ many % the niiis hud faeforIse
and caused suspension of work The
Iosish inhabitants 81 ShantyfRwn we're
again cusare.ilea % remove their rsAssls. ana
are encamfed GA the eauks af the rifcr.
The Tallnoads krc the EreAtrsf saflerer< IL
thls section 10 trains have aSziyess 81 de-
parted over The baltimore & Ohio since
YESTERDAY, Al oSccola. station On the
Eastern division. They have seven acres IL
land slide, while every hridge and culvcrf
ON The Wheeling division has heea washed
away.
hEkniSe. Pa, Aus. 1e.-Thc schuylkil
- % feet above the ordinary stage, the
highest slacc ISIS
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aARyLaSp's MIGHTY WINDS.


BALTIMORE, Aug. sa--Reporss of The
storm ia the southern pnrtiou of the state
show that the damage done has beea very
severe.
A cyclone struck the Village at SIN
fOud, Kent county, with particular sever
ity. HOUSES were blown dowA. and ten
people are reported killed
\ special from still Pond. Kent county.
gives particulars of the cyclone yesterday
afternoon. A large frame bnii.ilBw ocKfl.
pied as canning factory by Black &
crcbs OF baltimore. vas sfruck ana com
pletely demolished one hundred men.
women aud childrrn were al work Nine
were Killed ontrighi. three dangcroa>sY
hurt, aud numoer Slightly injured b.
falling tlmbcrs
The Killed are Chas. Schweif. Chas.
Reauehamp and wife, LaueF Z AipheBs.
August sieeie, wife and two eoys, and Rosie
Could
The storm demolished many houses aud
barns, and swept cieaa the aFs harde Ia tho
yiciDlty The dwelling OF Win. willis was
demolished and Willis fatally Injured
The storm came frlfn the southwest and
swept aefuss the state iiae0naily ia track
two miles wide. Houses and harms were
destroyed and growing crops swept away.
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raIErY-FoUK LIVES LOST.
Only Two sseerage Passengers Es-
rape-Eut on Prom Helm.

sAN FRAScIsCo. Aug. 42-The greatest
lass of iifa Is believed - haze occurred
aacfig shc stcersgc Passengers, OF whom
III ne were 3 Oh hoard- Qnly two u these
wcre accounted for iIie tEis afternoon, and
lE j. II .icEcd all tnc utaegs are lasi. fIey
we're eithcr ia tAe hosd ~ on tue lfBef
deck II tae steamer at the time Of the col
us;uu. aad there was no opportunity TO
warn tanin 90 the danger oT 80 render any
as stance aitsFW1rd.
The cabin passengers numbered 20. and
al those 10 were lvEL
Tare " the tFew were ass0 lost
THE lost
The names Of tn cabin passengers lost
arc IS follows
q. W. Anderson, Oakland. Cat
Mrs :. r. porler, san Diego. Tai
Mr. q x Naniy. Eureka. Cal
}. q. Hampsoa and wiie, NIreiuia ciiy,
Nev.
{. Z. Davis. sprlaeviile, !'sL. and Mis-,
Davis. tis niece
} Grecn Na2,4-
Mrs AVrea.
Mrs Porter
The following moabers Of the crew are
lost E, x. ChsFaiqrS. steward, and ksioi.
Fti!toa and ADAM Richmond. waifsrs-
Naae ~ tiv -tfrNlgsfrs Hefc landed uuiil
after u'glock fhls afternoon. and ~ = late
nouz tncrt was sjiii fasscn c9ahi as 81 the
exact uumher 90 those iasL
Fruia the b. - ifflofsatsoH 0tjaiuaalc
tn-u5EEt ifsta sig1H1es officeTs ana out
sidccs. ii Is thua-at al The passenger sati
creW have beeu accounted f1s with ihe eS
sgpgian rf far a. whose nEMeS have been
prgFggs1siV gigelIs
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PresideatlaI Nominations.

WASHISeTaN, Aug. The president
has sent the following nominations 10 the
senate iadian agrniS-Juscph ". Preston
Of Georgia in Mission aud rule River icon
salidaicdl agency, Cal; Thes McCunnin
ef Colorado az the southern Ute and Jacaf.
lila agcbcy, Col. Chas. +. Tcmplei0n 81
Dakota. associate justice ei the supreme
court of the territory % Dakota for the
Eiebih judicial district judges Of
probate for the territory II Utah-frAneis
4. Hammond. in sRu Juan county. Francis
l. DaEgpit. Washington county: : HaFk,
ness, kmefy county; ". q. STARK. fiafe
county b. Kinney, SEWER county. VIM. T.
stewart. Kane county jacob johnson an
Pedro county; Geo. Vile. Niiard county.
Wm, Goodwin. Cache county; Chas. A.
Herman, faoeir county, e. r. foute. JuaD
county. ! Y. Frazier, kieh county. Henry
shields, Summit couaty, T. 4. Watson,
Wsass,Ch ,ounts san u Francis, Morgan
fni1ntk-
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HOUSE rRooEKprSos.
Army Appropriation ran Passed
Nrz. Sherislan,s pensInn

wAsH1NsrQS, Aug. 2-iu the house
Towushend az illiunis Drescntesi q eou.
iervnce report on the army appropriation
bzli, mskipg the amoaut apprUrfie efed
- 81 ,00 This Nas agreed 10
The hOuse then went into cotaHlittee of
iAe whole on appropriation bills, aflec
which if adjourned
The senate hiil granting Mrs. sheridan a
pension Nss ucpuTfcd and piaced GA the
house calendar to-day The COMMITTEES
recommends that the EmoaEf i,e ncducea
frsfna <s{ta 70 Sf{s1
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Erirhfnn Eenri, Race.

bstauroN BEACH, Aug ---T6ree-iourtas
of miIe-Paymsster Ron ia Ia il9f4
Harbsra second. Souvenir third
one and oue-eigath uiles-Bil Bond
wen Ia 10, Clay Pate second, Hammond
third
Three feurihs Of a mile-Frolie won FL
Is, Satisfied second. St. Alaars third.
Seven-eighihs Of 4 mile-Graee won ia
s15{. Bertie ". second. Jim Clare third.
Mi.e-Pilot won ia ,35is, Bosdeiaise see
oud. Trix third.
one and one-sixfeentl miies-Pefieios
won in 1854, Ama.gam second, Long
Hraueb third
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WASHINGTON, Aug ss~-fn the senafs,
Beck offered an amendment - The tarili
I'LL relative 90 the sinking fund, and had
II referred 60 the finance committee The
senate then proceeded TO consideration ei
the senate Joint resolution for the appre-
priaiion Of aSoo,0o 70 suppress infection In
Interstate commerce.
After a minor amendment the hill
passed Then Chandler called up a rcsoiu,
ton heretofore offered relative "a fraud
aud violence in the last louisiana election,
and he proceeded 70 make an address ia
favor of It's adoption, A running debate
Evarts Joined. without concluding his ~
marks. Chandler yielded 10 a motion for
az iournmeut
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An Unw-rthy Campaign Dodge.


The sialltgr5 Miller land case h4-
heen tr0ttesl o-5t again a. 4 ionic for
Mr.. E.eYeisnd's waning fortunes. Il
this p0Ws.eF was harassi last wear i
woa isaSe any particular n0ase Don.
The decision IN favor 81 Miller EAs 3
fssreaeTse conclusion after the presa-
isut sE-eial letter on She subiect. ss2a
y niizht Just ~ sea have heen an
rsgHcefl ~ Msogth5 ago, bat the set
Tiers had - he kept waiting ter i35e
tae-iccf5az oi L2esr Iitles tHi tbe cam
fsajEn hA4 ora1ei. ani the adminisfFa-
ton uessA3 try to make more lfi11i
.aE * it Fhis s. re uFm. bsetGTea.
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rmE GnAIN MAnKKf.


SFe Yaak, Anx - frtst before a1Ain
irndiBx opened EeetibE oi laemuefe ~
thr grain trade Nas beid, asd anneniaoc-
meat was made hy MeIBtirc That rnsl. wtlo
failed Yesterday. would make 90 esstzn-
racrt, hnf would ssiFe the rsle aud ssf;ic
or . prize pf the ffst tEll, provided shs
mara n eas somewhere nFMF iasf nights
fgufe His contracts, it Was said. thoH .
short Interest on wheat ~ ftae4 Hl
bushels. and '-i0ngs tnEcfess ~ corn ~
si4sso hHshels,
Nhsaf nrens-d With much sfiftf9fnf>
bur irregular and not a. tirn e. e8psfte4
EJs-ceEatEf aheat Ws& sold ~ % 1tzt<-
There wasa fiish 10 ssil c0sr. md frtr<1
broke se 4r There has hrt1 . i1il buft
ing la - cyser = at eent5aefs. Traders fef;
greatly relieved At tsc satisfactory e1fs
rfYsttl ~ the Pfsf fAllMfe
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Grand CIrcuIf Races.

urea, y. Y. Ang. 22-Summsries 2=l1
pacing--iad Hail won, Helva Lockwood
second, Pat BrneF thire: best time 2.i2
2.z7 class. irotfipg-J y. Riehar son gvou.
Protection second Frank Rufora third /;
best time. s-25s
30 class, froiting -Spefiord won, Gcuee a
: second, Rare Ripe third; best time.
1.lll
Free for all. racin=-Jeweli wen. Puritan
SECOND. best time. a.2I
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Teacher Sos asy 1ey. spea WIN.
stss@
Hoy - -i-s5-5-x
TrschsT ssT. dga ysa Eusa
E's l5aeEcage Aesssen vf4iaN ass
1H
lseg-- aSf, ssr vgs ssa sss fizT>-sA
gls cae. %. AS shrosgA the osAeg
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A NEgHEw OF DICKENS.


Los ANGELES. Ang ss-Artear W nick.
chs. who IS believed 10 - a nenb,sx
OF Charles Dickens. the English nsvei;sf
was found deal ia ~ room today with a
ballet hole IN his Eitat temfie. He cap.e
nere frofa DenTer, Islia-. abon; year ago
and obtained p.asititn a. a biilisrt-nsker
lie left letter saying thar h., was 1<rjs.gstiv
sane when about 10 take his life. and fha,
having lived over 20 years as a E5heroizn
being weary Of life and hndlas hiS fnanl
eial relations stTaitened. he took This ,rav
of solving the rxotlef,a.
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sgslxGFgxtn, o.. Asg. 22-Eafly this
morning q serious aectdeat 0fctfrea oa
the aasumbas. Sprlugheid a Cineinnaf}
raiizaF. esst of this eaty. 4 tr1in cons
s1sinx q eight fright. tso pas@cnxer car>
and tso sleeters sfrLfk broken faiL Ilr
cnxins and every ear NerH dEtasied. t0H
siecgsers. 10th eafrying passengers. wers
thruan dgEH an cMtankfSe1i and tq1{
fss,4sss. st,fe - sagfd
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ffeneraI ruFcTintenisuf -ESigarl, of
the Philadelphia & Heading railroad
has i-sea ihe iuilowiug eifgllaf 10
TIE employees 81 the company sieDE
the entire lires Al philadelphia &
Rea1irx enrlOyes incurFing debts Hsti
Telling - useet them IN 3ne tisfs VII
sab ct tisefnsslFFs - di-fHi its1i All
essurlsiats ali be- promptly Invest
sssss.s
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NEw YeRk. An< e.-Braytoa ives Who
r-renfly obtained al injunction s<xlns.
Elijah sralsh. Prsfer W saith. sidney
Dlisea and others. Of the oregaa RAILWAY
4 Navigation Csapaay to prevent sAesa
from violating an sgreeneEr between that
eons&ny and the Oregon Transconttneutal.
oresoa shors Line and Northern Fzesfc
Railway. to-day obtained an order 20 SHOW
cause why the dirrrtsrs OF the oresan
Railway and Navigation Company shouid
not Be punished for eonsemps In violating
the eipiuacslon
II was claimed bridge was built over
Snake river in Washington Territory. and
branch roads we're built in violation of the
order.