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PASSING THE REVIEWING STAND.
FINE APPEARANCE OF TIE DIVISIONS.
GREAT CHEERING BY THE CROWDS ALONG THE
STREET AND BY THE PARADERs

GREAT CHEERING BY THE CROWDS ALONG THE
STREET AND BY THE PARADERs
Tho -ovie,vinp stand at Twenty-fourth-st>
and Eyf,b-ave was taken possession of at an
oorlv hour by all those who by the use of tickets,
hod1s or persuasion could get by the lines OF
nolicemen that guarded IL. There were few who
oo,Id cot within the lines by barney and 1t
,ros q dcsperate fight to get away from the stand
after one had been wedged in among the masses
that filled its board seats or stood in the open
snace reserved for the reviewing guests.
The police arrangements for the parade
had been made by ActngSuperintend-
ort Bvrnes. who directed the police
cantains 10 furnish 400 policemen 10 be
distributed along the route of the paraders In The
evening A number of the detective-sergeahts
wore sent in the crowds to keep an eye on the
ever-watchful and industrious pickpocket Ao
Madison Square the Acting superintendent anu
INSPECTOR Steers took command OF 100 men 10 Keep
order. and Inspector Conlin had charge OF tho
policemen stationed along the line of march, as
sisted by Captains Mcdonnell Reilly, Slevin.
Allaire, Brogan, Copeland Warts and Siebert
ENTHUSIASM FOR Mr.. MORTON
The first stir of enthusiasm in the crowd her
aIaed the arrival of Levi T. Morton, who camo
| upon the reviewing stand a little after o'clock,
accompanied by Senator Quay, chairman OF the
National Committee, General Thomas w. Chace,
OF Rhode Island, and Colonel A L. Conser
Of Ohio Mr. Morton was heartily cheered when
he was recognized, and for few moments II
looked as If there would be imperative calls fol
n speech A little while later General Husted
made bald-eagh fight from the street over the
front railing OF the stand, assisted py willing
hands. Emmons. Mrs. Walker Blaine and James
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clergy was represented by the Rev T. D. oarahei,
Catholic priest OF Cuba new iorA' i'o -
one of Mr.. Baine's most ardent aunirerS

GOING TO TAKE PART IN THE PARADE
At about 4 o'clock it was decided that thosc
desiring to take part in the parade shouid 20 up
to the CITY, The Sloan accordingly made ias' W
the pier at Stapleton. number OF the H''n"eio .'
of the Republican Club and most OF tne 'iS','Hs
organizations stepped ashore, and win 'ne n''-
timorc hand in front started toward the station
The rest OF the Republican CLUB men "eLo :"
doubt whether to go or stay fresloeh' H",V
lett called a meeting on the aft deck 10 consiucr
the matter There was a sharp division OF opinion.
Some. apparently minority wanted 10 JOIN
the procession. Others insisted that IL was NOR
fitting for the local club men at least 10 rebain
on board and receive Mr.. Blaine: There was
spirited debate, in the course OF when III was hS
suggested that Grand Marshal Jackson should pe
re6nested not 10 have any parade at all until Mr.
Blaine had really come Ex-Aldernan James 4
Haves explained that such request was man.
fcstly out of the question. He was In the mdso
Of a sentence when somebody shouted from the
bow:
The ships been sighted
In an instant all was uproar The meeting
broke up with a wild cheer that conld have beeh
heard far out into the Bay. Mr.; Hawes ielt hls
ashore to learn the source Of the welcome news news,
At the gangway they met the crowd returning
from the village with w W. johnson, the enthus, ),
tRe ifso Snona fSq RspuScsn SiSs
the run They explained that the informatlon
was seemingly trustworthy The report had come
from stOrekeeper In the village Wno cIaA,l'u W
have received it from the Health Officer. Every
one began TO cheer and scramble aboard Lea
us get down the Bay" was the cry.
DISAPPOINTED BY RUMoR
One or two Of the older heads suggested that the
report be investigated first Allen IhorndiKe
Rice's little steam launch Daisy was lying near
the pier The captain was directed to go tc
Quarantine to see if DR.. Smith had sent such DIS
patch The little flyer hurried away on hei
errand Her return was watched with an inter
est only equaled in intensity TO the feeling OF aus
appointment when the brawny seaman waved nl'
| hand 20 indicate that the report was untrue.
The paraders then departed They included nal
those on hoard To cheer up those remaining be
! hind a march was started on boarc
that reused the enthusiasm OF everybody
No word having come at o'clock the Sloan pu
| in at the Grand View Hotel for dinner. Another
visit was made to Quarantine and then the poa
returned to her pier. On the way back the com
mittee decided to go down again to-day and at th'
usual hour, o'clock, il the City OF New-1orI
was reported or as soon afterward as word come
that she is of Fire Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
STOLEN MONEY DROPPED BIZ MAIL BOBBEE

Jefferson City. Mo-. Aug. 9-It has been learned
here that a bold mall robbery was committed on
the Missouri Pacific road between this city and St.
Louis. August 4, in which over $1,000 was stolen
q, which $4,000 from the State treasury. Two
farmers near Washington, Mo, were approaching
sns nlc,ous looking man the highway when he be-
came frightened, and in attempting TO fee dropped a
large package The farmers secured 1t and at once
,,.eo,.r.d tha. IL was plunder from the mails they
lisa n over 10 the Postmaster, who Informed the
nostal authorities and secret service agent from co.
fouIs in now endea, oring 10 trace the ropoerss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
THE HOLLAND SOCIETY IN AMSTERDAM

Amsterdam, Aug. o.-The Holland society OF Ne"
York was mot al the station In Amsterdam by the
Reception Committee and conducted In Carriages 10
the Hotel Brac1sB Botcn The programme IS as ioi-
lows On Friday. reception at the Amstei Ho'ei :
on Tuesday tho 18th, an excursion by steamboat 10
Markcn; on Thursday, August 10, reception "'
the Hague The committee will go 10 Rotterdam on
,,,sd,r Aur,,st II and on tho Saturday following
the Committee and majority of the members VIII
LII NnAr Xnrk
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pAypNAyy,s aJEKYIL AND HYDE

London, Aug. "a motion was made in the High
Court Of Chsncery 10 commit Mr.. Bandmsnn for con
tempt Of court for producing DR. Jclyn and Mr.
HYDE
1t IS understood that other matters caused the clos
ing Of the Opera Comlque last night. Mr.. Bsndmann
does not admit that he has infrDged the Longnan
copyright. The Judge accepted Mr.. BaDdmann's un-
dertakng not 10 repeat the play.
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Philadelphia Aug. (spcciaD-Adolph epfechels,
son Of the California sugar hng' todAS oo"ni ~
The story that his father waging war upon tlo
a,n..c.n Conpany local branch Of the trust IN
Co.. rr.ncisco and causing them 10 transact business
az q loss The work on the plant In ms c,S ,hs
progressing steadily, and VIII be hnisheu "'"" ~
nrndcfeh fime.
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uAwA11 Ar THE MERCY or THE ZOE.

San Francisco. Aug. 9.-Advccs from Honoiuu W
the steamer Australia state that on July "a, oy
vote of 35 10 10. the Legislative Assembly OF the ma
waIian Islands passed a military bill over the MING
vo,o Rv this bill the Naval establishment is aooF
tsbed and the army reduced to sixty hve men, eAciu
sive Of the military band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
r1rFrARy CoNCr Ess AT VENICE.

Rome Aug o-An International Literary Congress
will he held in the Senate Chamber Of the Dogcs Pal
ace In Venice on scptembe" 10. Its laoors VIII DO
chiefly devoted to studying and discussing the Acri
can Copyright law The Syndic of Venice VIII ehtor
tain the members of the Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
THE DUKE Is MARRIED AGAIN

London, Aug. 9.--To avoid any possibility OF conpl-
cations arising from their marriage In New-York the
Duke of Marlborough and his wife to-day went through
another marriage ceremony at the London Registrars
Cflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
HICKMAN FLIES TO VIRGINIA.

Montreal Aug. SIT Is now stated ins' mn
man who fed this city has gone to Virginia and not
10 England. and that the necessary funds TO take
him away were sent from the United states oy ms ms
sister. Hickman is known to have carried s-o'ooo
with him from Boston, but he had not single cen.
with which to pay his fare when he decided 10 go last
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
HEAVY LOSS ~ CHATTANOOGA
A FIRE RAGING AND DAMAGE OF 81 ,25O,OOO
PROBABLE.

Chattanooga Tenn, Aug. "a fire is now raging
here that will probably away the entire block
between Sixth and Seventh SITS on the east side, In
Guiding the handsome fve-story building Of Gniis &
caldwell and possbly the First National Bank The
loss will amount to over n million and quarter OF
dollars II the entire block is burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
ANOTHER DAY OF PATIENT WAITING.
THE SLOAN SPENDS ANOTHER DAY CRUIolN'
AROUND THE BAY-DECEIvED BY RUMOlSS
or THE ARRIVAL OF THE BIG SHIP.

THE SLOAN SPENDS ANOTHER DAY Ohoiol'"
AROUND THE BAY-DEcEIvED BY RUMoRs
OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE BIG SHIf'
Whom Chairman Pool Of the Reception Com
mittee announced on the Sam Sloan on wed
ncsdav night that the steamboat would start
again down the Bay at a. m. yesterday 10
meet Mr. Blane. there were few on board-only
a few-,vbo declared that it would be impossible
n GET tbe crowd together again for the trip. The
faIsi,, % This nrediction was abundantly shown
at Pier No 1s yesterday, some time before the
bour fixed for starting. The crowd was there
and IT, WAS practically the same company that
had spent the previous afternoon and evening
cruising around the Bay, in eager expectancy Oh
Mr.. Blaine.
Nearly every one was on hand promptly. Inc
delegation from the National COmmittee-'lce-
Chairman Carkson, Colonel Dudley, eX-CongreSS-
man Conccr. J. w. Chace, of Rhode lsahd'
George Christ OF Arizona; eX-Congressmah ofh-
born. OF Michigan; Senator Hobart OF New-Jer-
sey; and Sergeant-at-Arms Swords-were among
the first 10 arrive at the pier Ex-Secretary res
sender went on his handsome sloop EcHpse'
He offered to take some OF the other ConnecticuU
leaders with him. but they preferred either the
more scdate Sloan or the still quieter corrldors
of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The Chicago men
also turned out in full force They had the fui-
yer again and she was crowded There was no
dimiuution in the Westerners enthusiasm, nor in
that of any Of the crowd
sTARTING AT AN FAIRLY HOUR
On "Wednesday there was only one lady, Mrs
Alexander Sullivan. on board Yesterday there
were four others-Mrs. james G.. Blaine ir, who
accompanied her husband, Mrs. Conger' Mrs
Ralph Troutman and Miss Kate kerns, the
daughter OF r. C. Kerns a well-known Irish Ameri
can Of ST. Louis Orders TO start were given al
s o'clock and the big boat drifted out upon th'
smooth waters of the Bay 10 the lively music o
the white-coated band from Baltimore, which tool
the place OF Cappas company.
At noon both boats put into Stapeton fo
luncheon. Then followed another long drlft abou
the Bay with occasional visits TO the Health
Office During this time canvass oil the DO"
WAS made 20 find out how many States wer
represented The investigation showed that t"en
ty-nine stetes and three Territories had seu
representatives 10 welcome Mr.. Blaine one
these States WAS California, whose delegation wa
lead by BENJAMIN u. Ward. Of Los Angeles IN
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pBOHIBITIOY HEADQUART

pB0BIBITIOy HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YoRk.
Harrisburg. Penn, Ang. o (speciaD AT meeting
of the Executive Committee Of the State Proh pl'ion
committee to-day It was announced that the NatiohAi
prohibition Headquarters VIII soon be removed no"
Chicago TO New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
LORD DURHAM,s ApPEAL DISMISSED.

London, Aug J.-IOrd Durhams appeal from the
decision In the Turf case dismissed to-day with
costs. The appeal was taken on the ground that at
the time the libcl was published Jockey Wood had
such reputation that the libel complained of did
Dot AFFECT u nlurOmsly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN A cREyIcE.

pockiand. Mass. Aug. o-Bankbooks showing ue-
noslt, Of ~ 600 made tweniyelsht years ago, nave
lust been found In a crevce IN inc rooni '00uIu ~
~, ,, II n.mon Of south Hanover, a miser and her
-. A. M interest has ever been drawn on these do
NIT , bs amount due the heirs win be large IL Is
tnj,sved that more money aud vauabes are hidden IN
Dcsa,s" in,,. ,rnnk which is now being sought for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
4 WIPE MURDERER DEAD IN PRISON.

A,burn \ Y. Aug 0-Edward Mahar died IN Inv
prson hospital OF dropsy last night lie was coo''e
from Rochester about year ago for term Oh r~o"
wears for nanslau ghter, the victim clhg HIS wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
,r,,v GIFTS SLICE OF AFRICA

ITAL1 GtIo II oI11V1@ " TT :, :. A..
Rome Aug O." La Rforma' states 'na' 'no
differences between Italy and Zanzibar ID
~ ,ho cos,on of certain lands by the Sultan Of the
,..o co,rtrv have been settled TO the satis1acuoh
nf both countries Italy has obtained vast tract Oh
territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
D pop THE INQUIRY.

LORDS EAGER FOR THE INQUIRY.
London, Aug o.-The Parncn Comn9
49, ,s, rcad,nr in the House Of Lords tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
DIR. MAcKENzIE's ANSWER.

London, Ang. 9.-Sampson Low, London pub
pshor announces that Dr. Mackenzle's answer to the
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FIVE SHARKS CAUGHT IN 4 SEINE
Newport, II. l., Aug. 9.-Five large SHARKS "ero
caught In o seine at Balley's Beach this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
LORD LoNspALE GOING NORTH.

German doctors will appear in both German and Eng
lish In few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
SALISBURY TALKS PEACE.
THE PRIME MINISTER'S HOPEFUL VIEWS.

FRANCE the LONE CLOUD ON THE HORIZON
n rLooUEr's FIRM HAND-IRIsu AFFAIRS
NAVAL, NANoFuvREs-C COMMITMENT.
ING SIR EDGAR VINCENT
noNoRING MB. HoLL.
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.


The constitutional requirements having been
complied with hereby Issue call for. and
give notice Of, pro re nata meeting Of West
Hanover PresbyJery TO be held in Charlottes-
vile, January 3lst, et ~ J.. NJ, to consider the
following matters:
lst The request Of the Rev A. A. Little FOR
the dissolution Of the pastoral relation subsist-
ing between himself and the churches at Cor
donsviIle and at Orange @. III.
ID The call Of the Gordousville church for
the whole Of the Rev. A. A. Littes time.
Sd The call Of the church iu Manchester for
the pastoral services of the Rev. a. A. Little
w. H NEIL Moderator
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Every Family

Should keep on hand bottle of the "old family
remedy" DIR DAVID'S COUGH SYRUP, Of
pure pine tar, wild cherry, and horehound. Ii
has no equal as cure for coughs, colds, brcn-
chitis, Group, and all throat and lung diseases.
For speedy, efectual, and safe cure DR. DA-
VID'S COUGH SYRUP takes the lead Don't
put off taking it until you are oonsumptive
See that you get the genuine DR. DAVIDs
COUGH SYRUP made by
OWENS & MINOR,
lie 25-6 Richmond Va
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Shallenbergers Pills claim to be an Antidote
for Malaria. The proof of this Is in the fact
that cases treated unsuccesssfully with quinine
or any other remedy-cases which have resisted
all other treatment-yield at once to a dose or
two of the antdote. 1t destroys the cause of
disease, and health follows Immediately. Sold
by Druggists
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INSTITUTE FOR THE TRAINING OF
i COLORED MINISTER'S AT
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.

The twelfth annual session will commence
on the first day of September 1887.
Professors; Rev. ]. G. PRAIG, a. NJ, and Rev.
]. HowERroS.
The course extends through four years.
Candidates for admission will bring testimo-
nialF from their Presbyteries or Committees of
Education, snd show acquaintance with the
four elementary rules of arithmetic, and ability
to read intelhgently and to write legibly.
All contributions to be sent to Captain w, A.
Powell, Treasurer of Domestic Missions, drawer
20, Atlanta Ca.
Catalogues viii be furnished on application.
Q. A. STILLMAN. SUPERINTENDENT.
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4 YOUNG LADY desires situation in
"a private family to sew and assist in house
keeping. Country preferIed
Address SC
alS-2t care Postmaster, Eureka Mills Va
M ANTED-By partial graduate of Hol-
w Inns Institute, competent to teach Eng
fish, Latin, French and Music, a position as
TEACHER in private family.
References given and required.
Address MISS FOWLKES,
ia list RIner, Montgomery Co., Va
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& S. Is 4 s gift to Pope Leo,
Is IS s. s. # Rome, consists Of g
3 3 & 3 B i s Is s nbly of the Aus
- "a s. + $ s ii CD has resolved 10
IS 81 + # f rol the British pos
IS S & s great evaugellstic
4 4 Z IS S. Jeffrey, OF Porto
~ s ..l1 + S ned IS 600 to found
rgh University for
Re ministry.
IS bsuggests that the
s Pshould be thrown open
81 Dor as temporary sylums.
Us .AII11osed, even on Sunday, that Is
ITO meet men who have been inside one than
man who has been in Australia.
4 While Baptists are the only Protest
ant body which have the privilege Of carrying
on missions IN Russia with the sanction of the
government, they are not allowed to baptize
members of the Greek Church. There are IN
Russia "a Baptist churches, Al pastors and evan
gelists, 80 Sunday-schools, and Il 37l church
members; $50 were baptized last year.
ST.. PATRICK S CHURCH IN ROME -
"R ONE Jan. lO-Most Rev. w. ]. Walsh
Archbishop of Dublin, will lay the cornerstone
of st. Patrick's Church. in this city, on st.
Bridgets day February l The Most Rev.
Patrick John Ryan Archbishop of Philadelphia,
will preach the sermon, and several other Irish
prelates are expected to be present. The same
day the Irish pilgrims will be received in special
audience by the Pope Many visitors are ex-
pected from Ireland and other counties and the
ceremony will be a memorable event in the his
tory of the Eternal City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-02

ARMY ApPRbPREATIoNS.



Amendments for Fartihrsti0as.
~sEgINsros, Aag. After Glsposing 81
re5it.ns business tae house went into c1ssi-
iasiiee OF tbs whole osi TIE senate uleeud-
nlsnls i0 she army apfszofs Ion biil The
peagi.lE aotI8u was 5haz aaGe - IVga
send af Illinois, - nag cnueiir ia ihe
amendment aPprafFIal.as ssc4 iaf repairs
fafhe sca-xali agd Whali Cd Eiiiecs P0iat
SaF York
Bufns. ~ MsNauri. a4ifessssI hiraself "a
she roi3es which the isanse shuHid follow
e arfiug ltpaN aesE amendments which,
i Qlfsre ia The h0as saal3 heoat 81 ot-
aeF. He then pTp1eeslfa tn epfsesa The -
Enlistment Of s gum facsory At WetcFflait
Arsenal
Hooker % Mississippi, cauld see ia tie
amendment 30 6iaps4siS4aa Ga the rafi of
,lle seaaic 10 ipfrinre nu the p0ycg 81 ihs
h9s5se, The purpose II the senate afneBa-
gssstnl seemed 81 fe % nisstTaCt aus ieEss.
ssfioa ea the sahleet0l sAe public defeBses,
tause Il waela aot ts rsss.sle "a aass
isse Qualifications hiii az tise present session.
After considerable setzie on this. sufiBg
Huieh hutcrworth aal Reed had one or
tso heated eolloqGies, 3he yeadsiig amena-
sseTlf was non cunc HTreG fH zs was alse
uae appropriaiiug sec 90 90 fhe maunfae-
lzre aas purcilase u cannon and ceFr'aaes.
gas ue moved 20 sHhsffHse Allegheny ar
seNal for Wnisrg3ais srsenal az far size of
the proposed gun factory Aeiee.sa
Tav8saud moved 90 nensea0snf f. sac
amendment v1gsidlHe for tsn establish
isselsi ei 3 Rua inctegg aaa fartne purahhss
of steel Agreed - and sac COMMITTEE
sssse
The recommendation - the committee
Is so the minor amendments was carried
OFT, ass the amendments GgH-coDeuFfefs
Eg-
ssYers uf Texas offered a sesoiutloH DC.
ci#Fiie That fhg hallsg ai insist upcn slfs
aEFSGyns1t tn senate Amendments fplnsrfg
-. =. 5l and @, rcss1Tftg fo fpliiheatinu
and ordinance, and That tie aaasa requests
a conference tdefefas. saa further deeiat.
sssz iise Judgment af the hoyisc fhet 3ae
uaefabcEs On the paft of tae hatsse saeuils
ies.ss ou liss-sfsF 5aeIf An4 sagysla not cuu-
saut that THE appfas5 lassusss ahaaAa ae
ft4ceti on fhe fafiilsra.s1as bi1
Townsend raised ysolal u order against
the fssoigfsau. aad pending decision the
hnsgse AainHrnra
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City Property.

:" a8s;s5as. ear Rirra frs-s 81 3is.,n
ssves eaascs aii roaii3 jl7Nts. F-lce,
f@ eae1.
2 oJaeiss'il eieages lots q = 4 leH
80 .ssse- - ilss s.5.i ss.i, 4, fy-a
es@ks Ii mursr ifne rsuse
tsvl-5 G--assa tzes aatsttei hense
fr j. &. faass s park Haai an. rua
haass 5fasa rrcirg aar rsuEs ffoc.
stA&
- s 49, 81, v.-s.-. .t.t.g,,..
. ..-s,e.,,. i. AZ. 5a.a f.isr sr.se
-.
res5., 1870
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GATEs or CASTLE eAEDES.
80 Neral Eiil Of Health Required.
gad urfranda seal gHrA

SEw YonK. Aug IL although TIE cen.
ercss4ansi committee 3sSsstieatiBz tBs
gTafiaa gueS4iea haS ss35sasracd uHgil
NielsiAvs BE rsHseqHezsse Ct tho as1scuee %
Assrnaa Ford = SO sFGx esiird asas 10
sae denth 81 bis sister. TIE iuaiusiaai
saef1l efs are s5iH YHFsssng the sshieei In
fs,rsasliT Mrrras of California tss-day
visited Castle Garden @ftt1af ElsrlB.la
his identity sGa qHiet5g observed the pro-
eezs * landing migTsags He pAis.
especial stseni On to lae HaaaHes in which
Sssinsi9s8ais werc questiaGesi
'.sarfase. Ac sast after ieas4ag ihe Gar
1dH. Il ar gyiEAfast. AZ cx caa4 sas zad
sby otaer cqgAiis objectionable character
zad { land e. TEsflc e5aTstea4 The *.
sn nisers hkfc ue sasgsssira q ny real
sekssesaf. sae { ssfaplF ss3 theta I sn
1esaa saues. am goiAE ta fissSh2us b. lssoS
sae sesk. saa hare nsssisss essoagA sar usY
sagsx. He's are faey gs5inv ia discover
rr9gseies 1881 epers ssassser@sf laastinE
kassstras e-rsnsui e. TIE port Nhere he
esnass.ei. ssasia9 eFtFYsEzns hearing ga
hss II ssfsiy ~ lzaf hi. j. fte tsslf
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