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REVIEWED BY MAYOR HEWITT.
Italians Parade in Celebration of Gnri-
baldps Entry Into Romo.

Italians Parade in Celebration of Carl
baldps Entry Into Romo.
People whose ideas of New York's Italian
population are always associated with the
banana peddler and the bootblack should
have seen the parade of the United italian
Societies of New. York, Brooklyn. Newark
aud Hoboken today, in celebration Of the
anniversary of thu entrance of Garlbsldi and
his troops into Rome, sept. 90, 1870.
There we're five thousand of the sons of
italy in this parade, and five times as many
Of their countrymen and countrywomen
looked in an ecstasy of admiration along
the line of march from the aribaldi Statue
in Washington Square. dow Broadway,
across City Hal Park and down toPeck slip,
whore the paraders embarked for Brommer's
Union Park.
They were reviewed by Mayor Hewitt at
the City Hail. Four mounted policemen
came first. followed by q band, q body of vet
Grams of the italian war for unification and
the Columbo Guard.
Mayor Hewitt was surrounded by Baron
Fava, the Italian Minister at Washington;
Mayor Hayne. of Newark Consul General
g.. b. Riva, Cavaliers Carlo Barsotti, 'Pietro
Morosini. Antonio Cuneo, Salvador Cantoni
and Felice Tocci, William Aston and Honorary
Presidents of the day. DR.. p. Donlin, Alder
man p. Diver, Avvocata Astarita. M. II.
Wilson, F. Funai, d. Celia, A. Mencci, G..
Leeuiti. q. Capoul and others.
Mayor Hewitt's consent to review the
Italian parade caused some comment. in view
of his previous destinations in regard to
other organizations.
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and saw the we'll known features of Jennie
Leayitt. l controlled myself and remarked
quietly "A very pretty girl. Is she any
relation of yoursf'
oh no. he replied. Mot yet. though I
hope she may be very near TO me. in time
II hastily hurried on deck lest my feelings
should betray me, and went about my duties
like un insane person, giving cont adIotory
and laundering orders. All my eloquence
had failed to get a p cture from Jennie, she
claiming that 1t would not be right, az we
we were not engaged. but she had given me
to understand that I possessed her heart.
alone, and / lad rested my hopes upon that
and doubtless Armstrong was doing the same.
Through the remainder oil the long voyage
I was tossed by conflicting emotions. and was
feeling wretchedly when we came TO anchor
again In the Meraey.
20. AZ we lay ct anchor Q letter from Jennie
was brought out TO me, in which she said that
she would like to see me that evening, - she
was going away the next day to visit some
friends up the county,
All my old infatuation returned and I took
the train that evening, determined TO have an
explanation In full, but once in her presence
] forgot 1t In my mad love, more 20 after ]
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HAS Hs MET WITH FOUL PLAY2
Alenne Lewis, q New York. s~lssuap, Dis
nppsars IN Virginia.

-
Aien.e Lewis, . New York s~isswap, Dis
appear. In virairia.
Alonxo Lewis, O traveller for w. a b.
Douglas, pump manufacturer at s5 John
street, In missing.
On Aug. n no was at Norfolk, Va, putting
up at the 1t. James Hotel. That afternoon
he paid his bill, saying that ho was going
down to Virginia Beach, o summer resort
twenty-one miles from Norfolk. He had
dinner ct the Princess Ann Hotel, Virginia
Beach, next day.
Hearing nothing from him, his Arm CON-
municated with tho authorities Mt Virginia
Beach and learned that his satchel, nicely
packed. as IL in readiness for travelling, and
containing all his clothing and travelling
outfit, was left at the hotel.
His brother, w. Il. Lewis, 10 now in Vir-
GINA, and to-day tolegraphed the Messrs.
Douglas that he had learned that Alonzo had
boarded the 8 O'Clock afternoon train. Aug.
25. for Norfolk, aud beyond that all clue was
lost.
The missing man lived with his only son at
Tarrytown. He was q wtdower, forty:seven
years of age, and of correct habits. He had
beeu employed by the Douglases many years
and was o cheerful. hopeful man, full Of in
terest in his business.
He was plainly dressed in q mixed coat aud
vest and striped trousers and hight derby.
He 10 of medium height, very dark complex
ion, and had iron-cray hair and mustache.
ably not more than $50. His trip had been
u successful one, and he collected no bills.
HIS disappearance seems to De without cause,
and foul play is feared.
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"a Trim to African In RrooGlyn.

"a Trip to Africa" Won suppSs comic opera,
will De brought out at Brooklyn's Grand OPERA
House Monday evening, Sept. "a, In a gorgeous
manner by the j. Z. Dun Comic Opera Company
from the Standard Theatre, New York. The COM
pany numbers abou; three score. Among tine
principal soloists are such favorite artists ~
Laura Belllni, Agnes Stone. Rose Leighton, Marie
Wilson, Hubert Wilke, John Brand, Harry Brown
and Ed 4 mple.
The opera Is In three acts. The curtain rises on
the iestivitie, OF the approaching Moslem feast OF
Belram. The second act shows an Oriental eStaD-
lishment on the banks Of the River Nile, with the
domestics performing household duties, stimulated
thereto by a plentiful use OF the mas ers' whip.
Africa, and shows an oasis in the desert, q pre-
cious founta n shaded by pam trees.
All the scenes will be richly and ftly mounted.
the business crisp. One very picturesque eject
towards the close OF the second act Will be the
rising OF the River Nile. the n oble river swelling
it's lovely bosom, lighted throughout its extent BY
the rays OF a full moon.
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stripped him and proceeded directly to the
trysting place. The moon dlmly illuminated
the trunk Of the old tree. behind which / saw
the white dress and the flutter of the jaunty
cap ribbons that / knew SO we'll.
IL had provided myself with a heavy club,
and stealing quietly behind her ! threw my
strength into a crushing blow. II descended
full upon tine beautiful bead. and without u
cry or struggle she fell ~lifeiess at the foot of
the tree.
Terror and remorse seized me, and throw
ing away my club / fed like a deer.
II nave cruised about ever since, but moth
ing eau shut out the sight Of that girl lying
lifeless under the elm tree"
Offered what consolation ! could to Ken.
dali, but nothing could cheer him.. He bad
never heard anything further about the mat
ter and had never read o newspaper from
that day. nor had he seen Armstrong.
After o long cruise we anchored at Homo
lulu, and while on shore a boat came in from
Q large ship anchored in the harbor. A fne-
looking man of thirty, evidently the captain,
was seated in tho stern. As the boat drew
nearer Kendall gripped my arm and Whis-
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
A Burglar Captured Through n viailnnt
Mnmnn md Her RrnYe Rnn.

A Burglar Captured Through n viaiInnt
Woman md Her Brave Son.
Frank Burbank, q young man residing at
20 Schenck street, was arrested about 8
O'Clock this morning on a charge of burglary.
A half o previous Mrs. w. s. Soaring,
of 500 Lafayette avenue, was awakened from
her sleep by a noise in the rear of her house.
Calling her SOL Henry. who was asleep
in an adjoining room, she went downstairs
with him. When they opened tho parlor
doonthey saw two men packing up q lot of
valuable bric-a-brac.
Henry rushed forward. and Selling a Jimmy
which one of the men held in his hand,
struck MIN over the head with it.
Both men escaped IN the street, but
Patrolmen McGarry aud Rogers, of the Ninth
Precinct, had arrived in response to Mrs.
Searing's cries for help, and they arrested
Burbank. His companion made his escape.
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MYSTERIOUS SILK THEFTS.

A Young Man 10 Found With the stolen
Goods, hut Won't Tell the Secret.
Nathan Fisherman, aged twenty eight, of
81 Division street, was charged in the Essex
Market Court this morning with stealing
90. 900 worth of silk from Henry Witkopsky,
of 90 Division street.
Detective Connors testified to having
watched the store for three days and ct 10 4
finding the stolen property in Q bundle car
ried by the prisoner.
Mr.. .Witkopsky said the thefts had been
going on most mysteriously for several
months.
He implored Fisherman to tell him how he
anne into possession of the silk. but the man
refused to do so, though Mr.. Witkopsky
promised not to prosecute him, and offered q
reward if he would tell the secret.
Fisherman finally said he would tell, and
was remanded until tomorrow.
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lad exacted a sly promise from her to be my

had exacted a sly promise from her to be my
wife.
+" returned 10 Liverpool to settle up the
voyage and make preparations for our union,
and at the lodging house l met Armstrong,
who was perusing q letter.
- I've heard from my little girl. Jennie"
said he, and she wants to see me tomorrow
evening"
"His words fell on my ear like q thunder
bolt. She had told me hat she was going
away the next morning and yet made an en-
gagement for the next evening.
Sitting my emotion I asked: What is
'Leavitt,' said he Jennie Leayitt. and
she 10 TO meet me under the elm at the foot
of the lane. whore we sat the night before
the Kathleen called
There could be no mistake. and I left
the house with feelings Of stern, unrelenting
hatred to my promised wife.
brooded over 1t all that night, and the
next evening when Armstrong prepared to
start i went to the station to see HIM on, as
he thought, but / stepped into an adjoining
carriage and was borne away In the same
train. ....,
Arriving at our destination I easily out
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matter over in his mind he burst into laugh

matter over in his mind he burst into laugh
ter.
Its the best joke I ever heard, /" said he,
finally Come to the hotel and We'll talk
it over"
When we were seated he began:
You never told me that you were acs
quainted with Jennie. Bob, but when 1 got
to the village that night l 4 heard that she had
been trifing with both of us from another
discarded sutton.
II hurried to the meeting place to give
her q piece of my mind, and as / approached
the tree, / was horrihed to see Q figure in
white lying on the sward. I rushed to. lift
her mp, and saw that it was q lay figure, which
the little mink had dressed In her clothes TO
play o trick on me, After discovering the
deception I walked into the house and
opened Are on her at once, and after paint
ing her conduct In true colorR, ! left the
house in a rage and never saw her again, I
heard that she married soon after that, and.
that she il now Mrs. Weber,"
Kendall resigned from my ship next day.
and shipped with CAPT. Armstrong. We
have met frequently lnce, and he often
laughs over his mad infatuation, which led
him 70 commit q bloodleAs murder.
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A Half Century of Married Life.

The nftieth anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr..
and MrA- Joseph De Long was celebrated last even
ing by q reception at the family residence, "
Marcy avenue, Brooklyn. The house was thronged
with a happy company of relatives and friends,
and everybody. from the bride aud bridegroom of
half a century, 10 the wee tots OF great grand
children, enjoyed tho affair to the end. Among
TIL gifts was an elegant pair of diamond earrings
from MIR. and Mrs. Julius De Long. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. joseph De Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph De Long, IT,. Mr.. and Mrs. julius
De Long. Mr.: and Mrs: John De Long, DR.. and
MIS-. William De Long, MIS-. Hattie De Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Wilson and Donald Wilson, Mr.. Stewart and Miss
Mamie De Long, and Miss Lille DE Long.
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A STATE TICKET, Or NgTP
The Qusstisu wss stnl Undecided whs. shs
Unitsd Labor Ceuvsatieu Adjourned.

The Qusstieu was still Undecided whea the
United Labor Couveattou Adjourned.
The United Labor Purty's State Conven-
ton listened TO . speech from temporary
Chairman McParlin. Of Lookport, and then
selected apermanent chairman last night In
the person Of John ]. CLANCY, Of Kings
County.
bernard J. Hawkes., of Typographical
Union No. .. and Chairman Of the Committee
on Resoiutions, presented r%esolutions recon-
laws, as suggested by the Labor Convention
at Troy, expressing sympathy with the Irish
people in their struggle for Home Rule. and
oondemning Postmaster Pearson for eyading
benefit of the letter carriers. These resolu-
tons were adopted.
Then the convention got into confusion
over q resolution to have the party place
tickets in the field with both the Democratic
and Republican electors upon them, and
headed by two electors at large from the
United Labor party. The resolution was
adopted after much talk and q savage attack
by Delegate Delaney.
natl was Endorsed. and also the further rec
ommendation made by the Platform Commit
tee, of which DR.. McGlynn is Chairman,
that the Government take control OF the
railroads and telegraphs. Trusts and the ex-
omption Of church property from taxation
were condemned.
Delegate Doniel O'Dair, Of the Twenty
second Assembly District, brought forward
the all-absorblng question by moving that
the convention should not nominate a State
ticket.
Pandemonium ensued for some time. and
continued until O motion to adjourn till
this evening ut Z o'clock cut of further de-
bate, and was carried.
Throughout to-day the delegates and others
interested in the conventions work have
ia. ked of nothing but the probable outcome
on the State ticket question.
II is believed the motion not to nominate q
county ticket is regarded favorably by the
majority of delegates and may be carried to.
night. II so, whit tbenp -.
Endorsement of Miller or Of Hill? Or will
it be o go-as-you.please
Talk Of bargains. deals and combination,
is heard on all sides. There Ia q story that DR..
McGlynn has. on the quiet. expressed the view
that it would be wise for the convention tc
indorse Miller on the strength of his subtlt
support of the Electoral Reform bill, but thu
Doctor has certainly said nothing of tina
sort in public.
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CITY OF NEW YORK SAILS.

After Repairs TO Her Machinery the Big
steamer Gets on ut Last.
The City of New York, of the Inman line,
started on her second eastern trip at s O'Clock
this morning.
but her machinery was not repaired in time.
An officer of the company denied the rumor
that the big steamer had stuck in the mud.
He said that the delay was caused by the dis
covery at the last moment that q cylinder was
out OF order, and that they had to send to
JERSEY City to have it repaired.
II Is expected that the steamer will make o
much faster trip this time than she did on
her former trip. She carries ninety cabin
passengers. among whom are O. E.. Jeanneret,
of the Australian Parliament; DR.. Edward
Aveling and wife, Prof. and Mrs. Simpson.
H. j. Slocum. U. 8. N, and Mrs. Jonathan
InReraoll.
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AID FOR THE FEvER-sTRICkEN.

New York Continues H"- Generous Gifts to
Jacksonville.
Up to noon to-day the following additional
subscriptions for the Jacksonville sufferers
we're received at the Mayors Office:
R. H. Macy Il Co., 5000; William Fl. Hau-
beck, 500; George E. Dodge. slOO; pro-
ceeds of baseball game between clubs of the
Waterloo IN: ~ Wo9llen thanksgiving
pany, 800; Funk d Wagnalls,
300; Louis De Jorge & Co.,, $50 (;
M. & H., $25; Robert A. Pinkerton. $26
Beethoven Lodge, 661, F. and A. NJ. $25 F.
l. tnt g.; s AZ. B. br' Siam James ~ =. ra IT. a.. $40 aowa TSs;
Carl Eotuos Sick and Benefit Society, IS I;
John Doscher. 50; Cash, Is; Il. H. Kelley,
81. Total, $3.50.
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New York Markell.

WHEAT. December options opened ut 81. O0A,
an advance Of NC. over last nights closing quota
lion aDdHeciinei TO 81. OOh soon suisse
quently the market became nrner. and just before
at 9Thc Nov., 99c. May, 81 04H. Liverpool duh
con r0S. Market opened easy AZ l 10 . points de-
Q. 6s; jan, ia; Feb, ISL; March. $50; April,
~; May, 10. Us; June. lol2 Liverpool steady.
CoFFEE.- MARKET opened from 8 points decline to
II. 90: Dec. II. 6S: Jan. II. 25; Feb, II. 90; March.
April, May and June, il.05; Juy and Aug, II. 10.
Market steady. Hamburg nrm. Havre steady.
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FELL OUT OF THE WINDOW.
An Aged Woman and n Young Man Fatally
Injured This Morning.

Injured This Morning.
Two persons, an aged woman and q young
man. received fatal injuries from falling out
of windows this morning. Both accidents
occurred at very early hours in the morning.
and were due to the habit Of using the win
dows of tenement-houses as sleeping places.
Mary Price, ninety years of age, residing at
345 East Fofty-frst street, fell from q fourth
story window into the yard at $50 A. M. and
was injured internally. She was attended to
by her friends.
At los A. M. Patrick Kane, thirty-three,
fell put of the window on the fourth floor of
$40 East One Hundred and Seventeenth
street. He struck the railing on the front
stoop and received severe internal injuries.
He was taken to the Harlem Hospital.
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Many Charges Asains, Omcer Barry.

Many Charges Against Onicor Barry.
supt. Murray heard some very serious COM
plants this morning against Patrolman Richard
Barry OF the Charles street station.
According to the testimony OF many witnesses
Barry got drunk last night o, ana insui,ed
MS brother, Tim o'Donnell, whom he
met on the street. II was further alleged that he
dubbed, without provocation, John A. Rosen baum,
of 14i Wayerley place, and his broIher-in-laW. John
l. IuhIA.
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and again he would grow melancholy when
the n laugh and Jest were at he highest.
We grew very friendly ON the voyage, and
q night, when we were on watch together,
he said to me, ~ suppose you have won
defed many q time at my seemingly strange
condnct, but If you knew all, you would
have no cause to wonder"
lexUreased q hope that II was nothing very
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A Policeman Arrastsd.

Richard @. Conklin, of the East Thirty-nfth
street station, was placed under arrost by Capt.
Murphy to-day by order Of supt Murray. CONF
lin had an alteration last week with q man named
Anderson, and struck the latter on the head with
his club. fracturing his skull Anderson Is now in
q very precarious condition Police Capt Murphy
declines 10 speak about the case.
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Two Very Cool Burslnr..

David Conner, who occupies the top moor of 45s
Pearl street, last night heard some one trying to
open the scuttle on the roof. He opened the scut-
tie, and saw two men, who said they were there tn
get fresh air. Tney came down, sand wnen he
tried to intercept them one OF them struck him OH
the head with q Jimmy.
onicer Kulle arrested them and they described
themselves as Frank Bartlett, OF %
street, and Flank Davenport, OF 1874 Cherry street.
They were held AT the Tomos Court on charges OF
burglary and q Q ult. ,
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or Interest to the Profession.

WASHINGTON. sept 20 several societies OF
specialists constituting the Congress OF American
Physicians and Surgeons held meetings yesterday
and discussed subjects OF special interest to tho
profession. An interesting paper was read BY Dr.i
Paul II. KretRschmar, of Brooklyn, n. Y, on
.sThe Great Value OF Sanitoria Tor the Treatment
of Consumptves." He dwelt at length upon the
importance OF sending patients to properly
conducted institutions instead OF simply
allowing them TO go 10 some summer
MOTEL. He called attention to the TACT
that the greatest caution must he used IN the ap.
p'ioation OF 80 nipple q remedy as open air"
and ne recommended letting patients rest on
steamer chars or lounges Tor hours daily In the ar.
He called his method taking ''an air BATH" In
the evening the congress held lis secord general
session, the topic be ng cerebral Localization In
It's Practical relations"
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His Mother Wa. No Joker.

wee boy beset his mother to talk to him
and say something funny. How can II"
she asked: don't you see how busy l am
baking these pies 2' Well. you might say,
: Charlie, won't You have a pie P That would
be funny for you Z"
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WFECIAL II EFENEHu WUhLb.T
SOUTHAMPTON, l. l., Sept 2o.-Mrs. II. II.
Boyesen, wife of Prof. Hjalmar II. Boyesen, Of
Columbia College, New York, had Q thrilling ex-
perlence here yesterday. She was driving with
her children along the road near the stock farm Of
U. T. Barney, At North Sea, when q wild stallion
rushed up aud furiously attacked the carriage.
The morse jumped upon the vehicle, planting
both his fore feet In 1t and towering over the
frightened occupants. Fortunately help came, and
Mrs. Boy eson was rescued from her peril0us posi-
ton. Mrs. Boyeson Ia Frustrated BY the fright sue
recelyed.
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The Tenants Went BreakfaatIess.
At s O'Clock this morning David White was de-
tected carrying away rolls and milk that had
been left for tenants at SO and IS Clinton place.
The same thlnR had occurred several times before.
In Jefferson Market Police Court later he said he
stole the articles because he was hungry ana nome-
less. He was held In 500 bail
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The Fair mt Huntington.

This Is Q gala day at the fair of the Long Island
Live Stock Fair Association at Huntington, l. l.,
and 4 large crowd Ia attending the races this after
noon. The races were called ut l.. 30, and there
were some good entries for the 2 % and 2 33
ella SEES, the double team race and the polo pony
race for the Oyster Bay cup.
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MutIny of Troops In ireland.

TBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS ASSOCIATION
DUBLIN, Sept. 20. -Mutlny broke out on Sunday
among the troops in the Porto Bello Barracks, Dub
lin. The men, exasperated at their Entertainment,
attacked the quarters OF Major Whitley and other
o1lcers. The Majors portrait was burned. Five
OF the ringleaders were arrested.
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Angus. Belmont MOI Re.sIeeted.

August Belmont Not Reelected.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, held to-day, the present
Board OF Directors was Reelected, with the excep-
lion OF John e.. Bullltt, who was chosen in place Of
August Belmont.
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william Kemble, OF Wayne County, Pa, had his
gold watch, valued At 500, picked from his pocket
while riding on q Fifth avenue car.
Jacob Eden, q homeless man, was arrested on
complaint Of Joseph Dorm, q ssloon-keeper at 32s
Kent avenue, who accuses the prisoner Of swiu-
ding him GU, Of $40. 80 Dy means of q Confederate
twenty.dollar bill.
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Living Up 10 the Text.

Never put of till tomorrow what can be
done to-day, /" said an advising mother to her
child. well. then. mamma, let's eat the
mince pie that's in the cupboard" was the
child's precocious reply.
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The Dnx In Wall i.treet.

The exciting events in Wall street yesterday
were reflected In the stock market at the opening
to-day. There was an unusually large attendance
OF brokers In the Stock Ex change, and intense ex-
element prevailed for an nour or more.
out of to'ai sales OF 255. 600 shares up to noon.
81. Paul figured for 11S, 90.
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A B%LOODLESS MURDER.

HAD many q tim o
wondered what there
u have been in the
past history of my
shipmate, Robert Ken
dali, that made him
such q strange being.
There were occasional
CLEANS of sunshiue
which showed him to
be a genial companion,
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The nrst of q series Of entertainments TO CONS
prise readings, lectures aud debates, will tIke
pace ut the club-rooms Of the Metropolitan Ste
nographers' ASSOCIATION, 20s West Twenty-prst
street. Mr., Kimball VIII give a reading.
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Th.,r Cows Had Iron Tau..

George L. Hesse, Of 2s6 Broome street, and Leo
Prodoble, Of 2I2 Forsyth street, were a~rraigned at
the Essex Market Court this morning on Q charge
of selling adulterated milk. They were neld Tor
trial.
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THE YOUTHFUL COLOR AND S RE.
stored To gray hair by PAREER's HAIR BALsAM.
PARKER's GINGER TONIC cureF Inward pains.
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S NOTICES.

McCANN's 81. 30 AND s.. 30 DERBY HATS ARE
the best value ever offered for tho money; styles abso-
lutsly correct. 2ls Bowery. near Prince street.