davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
st probat W.DDel. Scenen foresaol

st probat WlDbel. Scenen fOresaar
/ en- puerfplot Sernbanefupe ct @rpress
tos, "A @raber i Sfpssen. s ct Sisrne
priber en- Serre fig / tilipnelabenbe Def
tise Smerter. 8~eltasence ipsrser be
Webreiienbe ON glarias, os meo iams
menbiote Sober Iuarer ban: Seq blep
iorleoen bibt Of en- gal Suno, us I'LL er
Balteur nit eneite Saab!" = 8eo nete
Station par Smerten opbsrt. Wanoen
lao nemli9 alene / &upeen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
WinoesmGrfe ON General Yii!uw.

WinoesmGrfe ON General Billion.
On &reos at Wt9no l aIebenbaun er
traaot iammen for at mootuse Bloras
I'll 9,lpeiebrinselle af ct Wtaleri al @ez
neral j u. p. Siilptu, S%eierberren peo
5reeerlcias Slaset. Oct er Seltemmelz
zen, at Yileoet ital inolemmes I BET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiuisum paa Jreoes
rlfsbprs, iaa plot mullSt tnoen ben Ste
guli 1889, 5prretpue AarsoaSen efter
Sreoericlas Sluget.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
GIotfe'S I SaIpe.

Selbreber Biles, Salt @beum. letter,
Branbiaar, Saar, Ruiciaar, Saar bos
Bsrn, Snibnins, iaare 8rpituorter os
l1bllet. Be, Tom lioer af gatarrb, oil
finbe bette ct uunouerlist Mibbel os
iiffer Sur. Bebaselis at BRUCE os Iils
i~rebshilelie ~saranteres. Bris 20 Gents
pr. 9Gfe, tilialss bos g. s. @eiier,
Deeprab, Soma 14.14.1a
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Gn gonoe | Stlemarfen isuote er
5alu aalu iii BrRitefruen. Reo Raj
pen iuiate en- Billet, bporpan fob:
Or aluinoslis Rouos -
lille al be oroe
ienoer 4rRitsiIusu en- Anlu,
iom CT iuu bale.
Zen isotss bel % bouoe Sin.
inettl SIustersH Tom meo IN antu.
Jpr aolueu suitcs tie "a, edtr gris;
iht cen er tun et Tibet Seps,
at 9ott leg uuoer min ErTt
% life er sisrris iom ct Brf.
aalpfu bar iaaet iulo 6olilariH9
n lao COB os tag ben / 5orunrius.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Gn StorjGger. 2ebnssreue Berna
itorf- @plpenltIernes Sfuoliite aopilel
ben reipeftable Gum al $4,000 Stpffe,
feloet Yllot, beraf 166 8rOnbjorte, 457
Saabpr, 600 &aaopr, GAS SIlpluin,
44l5 Sarer, 1851 &apbsns, 1899 ggns
Der, 799 Jaianer, 557 Iarbaner, 4O0e
8stfaliuer 1913 RRue p.i.p.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

timber en- storm paa 80 ipurste
Sfibspraitsn en- al NanbRabet, ON ban
iroebe, Der pr npsen Jare paa 5aroe.
= Ssmanben iparebe: "Bliper bet peb
at at ftorme iaa baarbt iom MI, pil ri
ale pere / Simlen, for 1unbeuasten sr
uoe." "9et forbpbe 9erren!" ubbrsS
8apteinen, Tom luit fom til.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Wrslinger finoss n1iten ! boert an
bet Sus ! Brgnberslep. SfigHt Sps
oommmen / 8essleu uptrnoer sooartst,
bar Der bog uRret iemmetis aloorlise
2ilfeloe meo osoeli9t uoialo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
Gn 6eOersmanb. Sra Stese fri

6n 6eoersmanb. Sra Stese ifris
oss: Sen samle Saoersmano Sans
5Srsen Yeoerien, Tranemoiesaarosn
bar siuet ct 5arbeles imuft os fslse'
oerbrst @sempsl til Gfterfslselie, ioei
ban i bisie 0ase bar Cprettet ct 2esai
paa 5000 8r. I'll Sorbel for Grbeioerne
l9iDrnemarf Bp. 2ssatet lfal betty
res al @ieren Of 7ranemuiesaaro 6Ors
snlns meo Siese 2anoiosneraaos 5or'
tnano. Otter @iuerens DfonomiIte Jor'
bOlo er @apen iaa betpoelis, at Der er
nleset faa Grempler paa noset tiliua'
renoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Sil De Yranoliote / Sverige IND
fom peo en- Snoidmllns ben 29be SUM-
paa Bsrien / 8Isbenbaun ca. 1000
8r., Der bleu fremienete 9iennem BEL
Ipenifsnorlte @sneralfonlulat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
Nlt M nligt.

st iorgeligt 6amilie0rama iilorus
fig nplis / S,lerserel peb 8aris. Gn
ing 2sitnant bsoe al en- 2unsebetanz
belle, og belle 5amilien bar iumlet oeo
9sosleiet. Sans MOoer faiteoe Zig ouer
9iset us lanf plubielis bso ON, rant al
ct Siertsilas. 5aberen bleu aiIinois %
maatte fsres til en- Sinoslpseanitult.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Qper's SariapariIa er beitemt for
Dem, iom transer blObrenienoe Meoicin.
Sutet anbet Wteoicin er iaa sobt for
bette Sienteo. 9et forsaer Gppetiten
os opfriifer belle Spitemet. 9ets Sis
itorie / bisie 40 9lar bar peret en- ituois
Seier pper Spaopmme.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Sn ny Stjerne paa Sarssrfunitsns
Smraaoe er buffet pp / aJpbenbapn.
Gn uns luenif Sanserlnoe, GLEN ytorr=
sren, sIpr nemlis for 2ioen ienumenal
Oplist | be oerO9renoe Wtuliftreoie.
@ouaro @ries Us ,puitru uotaler, at Der
iioen Sennp Einos 3,o life er bsrt nosel
lIsnenpe al &pmancelans. 5rpten Norrs
9ren er Glep at Wtaoame Wtal def.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
TaItDr u. Is. SranoberI

Yaitor y. s. Sranoberg, Der
nosle War bar opbulot Jig / Imerlfa,
preoifeoe ifslse "SOrrb. Nu." ben 24oe
Sum- / Nlm,noinsen, / builfen Nnleos
ming Solf | atasleuts ps fra ale 8an-
ter al Bornbolm ualfarteoe BERTH. Der
bleu talt ooer 1000 8ogne, Us 5Or-
iamliusen an loses iii mellem 6 os 1000,
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

On Gommisiion er neoiat for at uo'
arbeioe 5urilas pm Ell Uniform til Diff
cerer al Jobfolfet, ba man timber ben
uuparenoe temmelis taruelis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

FRA 6Gre rne l%triues, at 5oraarst
bar paret folot os resnfulot, bporfor
life blot en- Wensoe al be npfSbte Gam,
men o9iaa samle Jaar er opoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

&apteiu Snul bar erbolot 2,laoelie
til for ct 3losrum al 20 aar at benptte
2-3 ID. Ganb ueb SorB 81 til Der al
opfsre ct Sanatorlum. Sfslse anlete
9asers Offering eSner nepnte Steo
Jig lerlis til Spbolo for Brpnipse.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Iprlege Ills 5reoerifsbapn falbt
plupielis ON, umiooelbart sfter at bape
toretaset en- Operation. oS par bob meo
bet Samme.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

l1oitiaingsfOmiteen bar lat Jig / Be
paselis for at Danne Ell 8omite for Snos
lamlins af Biorus til of aiblelpe 9ss
ben, iremtalot PED S%lbebranoe / Sunoss
nal % lima
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Siaman tbrpQup. st beberlist %
astueroist 9gstepar, Sitter HleIs 9rap
% SuItru Zine, fSot Bensen, ueo Wln'
%olnslano bsitioelisbolot oeres Diamant'
SrpIup. Bruosommen er SO War gam
mel os Bruoen so Iar, os be99e er
rate os rsrise.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Zen banIfe arOnprinos os &ron'
prinolssie bar iilitiaet ben ipenlf norlte
Drowning 1000 Str. til be Branol,ote
Sunoswaa os umtd.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Jra iamtli8e 9anoets lGroe Sfoler
bliuer Der i Nar oimmilteret ct ,tgrre
Intal Diiciple END / noset tlol'sere
Var. Sammen meo' Yripatifterne er
Gntalet lanst ouer 400.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
gpUebi0 | NalbDrQ. 9

gppebio | NalbDrg. 8eb en- Sore.
Killing / Menaseriet 8Omtluel benott
Ter ct llbelp. iom let funbe baoe haUi
aluurlise 5blser. 2puetemmerifen Wtiis
ederuSaou opbOlot Jig inoe / Yure'
bos 9Suerne us bar neiop ifero meo al
uOiere bet I9buanlise 8~unititpife al
fitte Sppeoet inb / @abet paa en- al
9Sperne, men iitebetfor iom i9opanli9
at uillutte benne neruepirrenoe Br9itd
tiun meo ct 6uloialist emil til 3Hz
%tlerne, ~fOrtraf Opret9mmerlfens In.
ist fig imertefulot, ps mon iaa Blooei
rlsle uo al ct Saar paa bper al benoes
Sinoer. Natnren par saaet ouer Sp.
tustellen, Qppen bauoe ta9et fell al 81,
tlationen os planter fine Senber / Das
mems 8inoer. Smioleriio table Jrs'
Ten S6sraSabo life ct Gle6lif Satnins
gen. &ol,s oenote bun fig ira Den
blpotDritise 2sue til De andre DIR
Suret % pebbleu ell Tiolans at Operere
neo bisle, meoens De al 9%illfuerne, Der
9apbe lust Werfe til Den iteofunbne
aiuIselie fra bet ieouanemasii9e, fulSte
snbuer Of benaes Beoaselier meo pine
fulo Nnsit, builfen fDrit fortOs Zig, oa
man puaup iuu benpe frelit uoenfOr Bu,
ret. Set uilte Jig ba, at Saaret bar
ninore farlist, emo mau fra fprft al
Iialoe antass, ioet bet %uiitnOf | Gpbet
af fort 3io pil funne lases. uaStet
Nenaseriet par fplbi neiten iii 3renss
lei, iorlgb 8esipeubeben ucen at irems
taloe nosen Banif, nermeit iom 5pl9e
a. at fun en- ntinore Del al Yublifum
4aobe 2eilisbeo til at fDlse Dpretam'
merltens Yirflpmbeo inbe | Buret.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Gn rig StammuDer. S @eit Spl.
lamb, iaa taroeli9t lUm bet fan pRre,
men fanlte netop oertur, bliuer 5olf a
% til elore END paa mango andre &an=
ter al SOroflOoen. lpOriens Npis beret-
ter, at en- Some Der ytRrbepen teller
SO Nar; bun bar Batter, Satteroatter
Na~tteroatters 8atter Os 9~attersoatters
S%atltrsoatter. Salt bar bum "a Otter
tpmmere llipe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
llalmimociia Senifrabning.

6orbert Sperm, Fremont, ST.,
bapoe @rpiipelns paa beese 8enene og
maaite botoe Jig iroe / quiet 8 Tiger.
pa leg tom poa 8eueue isier, iornam
ies en- alee, iom nGiteu sJoroe mig gal
Seq Itrabeoe benz n9iten lige til 8eHet.
Seq iOrip9te ale Sluss Mioler uosE
2inorin9. Seq bar plaaet iauleoes 10
Iar. Seq forisate oo Papillon (Clark's
extract Of hax) Skin Cure. Oct bar
belbrecet mig % ieg ct friIt. S1.00 pr.
Slate bos &. s. 8eiier, 9ecOrab,
Spipa. eaer ienot buuriombelit oeo
Mt~Ooto9elIen al Rriien.
(6) Papillon Company,
Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Ssosial0. Gen 12te Sum er @rep
8ilbelm @rnit Yerlbolo Srrdoorfi til
Neutrality-suspicious. &letbtamp Ds
4riiubaus | pulitein bgo | 5epllB As
Nar 9ammel, uoen at efterlape zig BDrn.
Sans panlte @repeiitel ps 5iositomz
mls'st gaar oper til bans SrOoer, Baron
Jrieber16 BrOfoOrif, lpm er 8,tmeIter
! ben preusiFe ReierUe. 3e neOitam=
met fra ben Sal 9orer5 Srldop,if, ipnl
8riition Y Opto9 / ben ounlfe @reue-
Itano, od Den Opretteoes | 1872.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
ciuet / 0elter6eimen.
Original Ropeue Of "SpsmanSs Cutters 5mfatr s. u. sois.
gogen er trpft paa soot Yapir, imnft %inbbunoen mo forsplot Sitel, %
ialges til ben biaige yris, as Gents.
b b

SWDU0TO.
Hpbp9serip ameria-Te gNfenbe paa Standardization msortaaeoe 9oropeNe
-Nffeoen-gu ugt BadDe -uooauornaen- Sun tomnr ener-6uoes 'aoe aarnher
tommsr tum Bob btanor Jig Srtefroen os uorsoes of gRengtpoeu-Gt tummerist
Snmfp -Yob foiunoer os quiet br9uoer-Gtu t Ro Eter Sdtsmeut-G On frGten9
Cperusmnele-Gn hWf ulptais gnte-OrsanHniOu Of ReuigbO, os artr bpsges-
asentr im GanoeDla9e-gn "Stoiute" mb to Hapne- ct Fuospdgt 9Rsuuefe-Rute
Zig SpltteNe ps ubpsge-Stoumennefet bhper after sRenuefe -Sturenreaer- On gnts
Sors os Saumr paa i'm aRanps Grau-gn lamb Ben Rsoen-Gt lumf IRoro-gufu
areferes Tom mitRnt-Eo Smaabou iporIsr friuuubne- Gohr- On foruorSen
unssut-Gn "Stofama" Reo RRr 7aen-7e to Smaabgrns Cptoo blauot 3uOt
angme- Gnhu rs De Smaa faar after i'm Srbeb-" StOfarmesu" ION JOrbrpor %
Stnrf-gt rroumt Ssnba9 iu-gt 8aansshbe-gn anporGa Brabhen-Gt Gtnipr-
SGrre s Sare-Gtr mAa-gn 9uube It-Brbeuhle -Jotiouius.
4ousie: y. Nnunoien, 2morah, Roma
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08

Get norIfe os ipenlte SicesGoniulat / 8es
Woines, Soma, uoiteber 5ulbmaster o9 inbs
fororer Nrpemioler | bet aautle 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-08
3 III art.
"a ,sreocrigsbergif Yolitifrenif

Era jSre0ertgsbergn Y0lttlfrDnif
.o,sr "Aitsnblaoet" f1lsenbe 6iitor,e:
IN al Seiientene iauseoe en- Dag en-
~ oireflsiemanb. San bleu ndturlia.
4. trdnspprteret til Stationen, bocr
VA 9uItrumeut, Seler, anItef, Rob
.rnsnae % andre ielumoroeriit Ting
~ BAN b%erpuet, isr ban blep imiot /
saih1iteI.
art siter fom ct Hnr andre 9etiente
.,,uoe meo en- @autpp, otr oar bruot
!, ira gribslsieltlle StrafeanTtalt. Be
..r unaaoelts slnbe oper oeres 5angit
!, yutteoe BAN meset omhps9elis inc
srn GFreite og beoite aai6ot, be bauoe.
Grite Mtorsen bleu 5pren BAN Der
,r bruot no beutet op til Nsiltenien.
D1e par fulb isnar", iu9oe oerne
a.o ct itrenst Sllt.
4Nsi, 6r. NsIiiteut."
$50, Sc bar; bet fan life nptte, at
h, neater bet. Be fun MI ifruppe Of
!. tade 0eres aasie Der os Smuapenz
,te meo, Iaa Ital 81 npf hente Dem
,rers, 4oresien bar ri"
sda reseH genltsbeo bnuoe @autp
rr life orDmt ON. 6an bar rert al
slebs % 3afnemmelisbeo os 9aooe
mr. ialoet Nsiiitenten ON Sdlien.
On aooe Suc, life alsne biipe Iluppen
10, men ida en- 4iretasIe % en- 8unfe
~zmuupenbe ps en- aafet / 4ilsiit. -.
mazda!
h0u innppeoe / en- S5art S%uitrumentet
la bet purige 9SsGre o. iOri anbt.
Got eiter bleu 2irefasiemonbsn / bJi,
|tbeliet Optog og uuoer filter SOlitis
|dfortc fgrt til Tbin9buiet, fOr at Birfes
|rmmeren, eller boem bet nu bar fuube
|sploe 6or6pr poer BAN. WenneIfet
var belt bepeget oper al ben StaoS,
Der bleu siurt al BAN, ban ipnles ualten,
BIT oar Tor meget.
"gldn, Iad Sc er bruot no al @ribss
|tie". iagoe ben itrenge 0Ommer.
Rnnoen iaa fig omtring; buem mon
he talte til? Gil bam fuube oct life
|vRre.
"Spar", tOrbnebe 9ommereu. "0e
|r brubt no fra Srioalgie".
gu bar ban mso.
"9ebite Or. .Sr.... jes fertilizer,
i3 bar albris o9ret paa 8ribslBie ug
r leIer life biubt ub oerfaa - jes
saar runot os ipiler paa 9irefusie. -"
"bpab for npset, er Be gal Wano?"
gn at 8etjentene baooe imiblertio
Heo ipenbt OpmerflUmbeo ~betrustet
Ven ulpffelise 2irefaslemanb, mob buem
ssnne rabiomme Belfplonins bar uo.
Oct git op for benne 9ouens
at Der bar lapet en- Srifas
belle. Web ct Yar peiualste Orb for
harebe ban Oommeren, at Der i%orelaa
m 5uruerlins. 9enne Der bar uirfeli9
tan en- elenbig 2irefasiemanb.
9ustbusfansen bapbe MAJ oerimob
lbs, os buao parre bar, sipet
2~iretasien os belle Siitorien meo
,aa Reiien.
"Retten bGpet. Qiiteo eiter bam!"
San blsp pslaa iuncet; men life al
5reberitsberss YOliti. Set par NOT ct
steo oper paa 5pn, og ba bapoe ban
iplst 2iretaeieH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
REpUBLiCANIsM AND TEMPERANCE

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: would like to ask question to be answered
in The Weekly Tribune, II It is of enough importance.
shall cast my first vote this year. have been trained
to be Republican, and a strong advocate Of tenn
pcrancc. AS such ask: Why, in framing tho plat
form for the coming campaign, did the Republicans
take firm stand every important question Of the
day. except the temperance question! Does this
avoidance show cowardice Indifference. or an utter
refusal to eSpouse the great question Yours SIN
cercly, g. MERTON MILLS.
f. Guilford, n. Y, June 81 1888.
First. There was avoidance, for they adopted
the following resolution unanimously:
Resolved, That the first OF all good govern
mcn the virtue and sobricty Of the people and the
purity of the home Tho Republican party cordially
sympathzcs with all wise and well directed Efforts for
the promotion of temperance and morality.
Second II requires q great deal OF nerve to hint
that the Republican party is cowardly or indifcr-
ent or refuses TO consider the temperance question:
in view of the fact that practically all the temper
ance legislation there is in the Northern States is
iue to the Republican party. To enumerate few
recent specific instances: In the face OF the solid
opposition of the Democracy, the Republican party
did pass High License law in New-York at the
last session of the Legislature, only to have it
vetoed by the Democratic Governor. The Repub-
lican Legislature Of Pennsylvania passed tenn
perance measure, under whose operation more than
two-tbirds of the saloons in Philadelphia have been
closed The Republicans of New-Jersey carried
through in spite of tremendous Democratic efforts,
a temperance bill which the Democratic Governor
vetoed and finally passed it again over the veto
and made 10 O law.-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
REGATTA VARIED BY ACCIDENTS
OARSMEN OF THE PALISADE BOAT CLUB i
FRIENDLY RIVALRY

OARSMEN OF THE PALISADE BOAT CLUB IN
FRIENDLY RIVALRY.
The Pasade Boat Club held a regatta yesterday morn
ing at Yonkers which well attended. The races
were over a mile course, finishing at the club house.
The first was for junior doubles and by W. H.
d. Holman and George p Holden in :54 12 their oppo
nents i. T. Moffatt and L. G. Holbrook, being about
lengths behind the finish. Next a four-oarcd
shell between C. r. Marsden ir, L. r. Holden
j. L. Adams and r. E. sade in the Columbia. and w.
W. Srughman J. b. Moiatt G.. Reeves and L. Martin
r In the Otto. At the quarter mile when the Columbia
about lengths ahead the otto ed and swamped
The Columbia finished, but her time not taken.
W. ii, ID. Hoffman, II. w. Pagan Il. T. Bashford and
p. p. Getty started In the single Holman had
taken but strokes when his boat broke under him
and left him swimming in the water. The race was
by Getty, with Pagan second by four lengths and
Bashford third time, 8 80 In the senior doubles
other mishap occurred. T. r. Holden and II. +. Sade
had the well In hand but at the threeauarter mark
their boat began break Just forward Of the cockpit
w. W. Scrugbmsn and .. L. Adams finished in 81.
The eghts rowed next. In the Dauntless were
H. W. Pagan, W. II. ID. Hoffman, A. Atkins Il. T. Moi
fatt Il. r. Holden, G. p. Holden. G. Reeves f. Martin
IT,, stroke; Is. q. westco6 coxswain. The Palisade
eight were g. A. Fagg, e. Z. Marsden
IT,, f. E. Bashford. Ii. H. Forsyth f.
Van sice j. d. Forsyth, ]. L. Adams and J. b.
Monatt, stroke; T. Henriques eoxswain. Tho Daunt
less led from the start and by three lengths In 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
TIE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
NOT UNDER THE RULES OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
Commission


Washington, July 4.-The reported protest OF Post
mastcrGencraI Dickinson against the extension OF the
Civil Service rules the employees OF the Railway
Mali Service has excited considerable interest in Wash
ington and numerous requests have been made for a
copy of the letter which assumed to have been
written to the President In regard to the matter by the
Postmaster General Dlligent inquiry, however, fails
to establish the existence OF any such letter Colonel
Lamont said that he had not heard nor anything
Of letter OF the character Indicated and doubted that
any had been written. 1t is probable lat whatever
formal protest tho Postmaster General made was an
oral and II may have been made In Cabinet meet
Ing. Lest there should be any misunderstanding In
regard to tho It be stated that the recent
Executive order relative 10 the Civil Service did not ex
tend the rules OF the Commission the Railway Mall
Service.
Commissioner obcrly said tonight that he knew
nothing the protest beyond what he had seen In tho
newspapers. II would be impracticabe with the pres
ent force Of clerks allowed the commission to bring
the service within the Civil Service rules. There were
over 5000 railway postal employees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
VICTIMS OF HE HOLIDAY.
MANY PERSONS HURT BY STRAY BULLETS
THE TOY CANNON DOES ITS woRK-MANY SMALL

THE TOY CANNON DOES ITS woRK-MANY SMALL
FIRES. BUT NO BIG ONES
number OF persons hurt In the city yesterday
by the discharge Of firearms and fireworks. In most
cases the accidents the result Of criminal care
lessness but only few of the offenders were arrested
AS Edward Campbell, youth Of No 351 Madison
ST., was passing tho house No so Vesey-st. early in
the morning he was shot In the ankle by some un-
known person who firing revolver rccklessly at
a distance. The wound was not serious, but 1t was
dressed at the Chambers Street Hospital.
Joseph Phcian, old laborcr, of No. Mulligan
place. was working at No. 10 Grovcst shortly before
D. m and he started to go through the alley to the
rear house. when somebody discharged pistol at dis
lance and the bullet went into his leg, nfilctng a
slight flesh wound. The police took him TO st.
v1nccnts Hospital but could not find the shooter
Half an hour later Joseph Patton, Of No. 10 Grovest
shot at the fence In the yard The bullet went through
the fence and bored a hole In the sido OF William
Boyle youth OF No 10 1o, who was on the opposite
side of the fence. Patton was arrested and Boyle
was taken to ST. vinccnts Hospital, seriously hurt
POSSIBLY A FATAL WOUND.
Edward lyman, lad Of nine years, whose home
was at No. l59 West Fifty frstst, was playing with
other boys in tho yard next door, In tho afternoon,
and a pistol which they were using was discharged by
accident The bullet entered Tyman's abdomen,
causing dangerous, II not fatal wound lie was re-
moved 10 the Roosevelt Hospital and the police were
John Bean, age thirteen, the son Of a truckman at
No. FOG Grecnwichst, loaded small cannon with
powder and bird shot and touched 1t off in front OF his
home at p. m. yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Mcmahon,
Of No. CAB West Tonth-st, and Henrietta Olsen, ago
fourteen OF No. ala West Thirteenthst, happened TO
BIO In range down the street. with their backs TO the
cannon, and both were wounded slightly. They were
attended by police surgeon at their homes later
Young Bean threw his cannon into the river. liffie
girl pointed him out In the evening and he was locked
up al the Charles Street Police station
THE FiREMEN KEPT BUSY ALL DAY.
superintendent MurAy's order TO the police to pre-
vent the discharge of fireworks In the streets yesterday.
although entirely effective. caused many youngsters
who In fear Of arrest to set of rcacters In yards
and buildings where the danger to the community was
much greater then in the streets The result was 70
Keep tho hrcmen running TO small fires all day, "
nearly every part OF tho city. Awnings were burned
up or damaged by fireworks 1t Nos: es Avenue {,
e374 Fourth.aye., lis Broome-S., A Market-st.,
Avenue c. a,4s0 Egntbave., 1885 FiIst-ave., ~
West Fftysixthst, t83 East neh.ndred d-twenty.
nrh-st., 1907 Thirdrsvc.s eoi sixth-syc, ana y
8ts
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DIED.


ANDERsoN--At Newark. N j.. July Sd inst, william An
Funeral Thursday o'clock from his residence IS
Th0masst
Interment Albany Cemetery
BANCRoFr-In this city Jniv T. after short Illness
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BoYD-On July 2, Of heart disease Abram BOYD in his
Funeral Thursday July Engewood Presbyterian
leaving Chambers.st. at 1:l5 D. m
DoDGE-on Tuesday, July 3. Mary Shatswell DAUGHTER
Of the Nathaniel Shaswe and Emily Pomeroy Dodge.
In,erment Mount Auburn Boston. Mass.
Funeral services residence 9th st and Sthavx
BROOKLYN, at 10 o'clock saturday morning, July T.
Interment private
GARDNER--At philadelphia on the 4th inst Aaron Kemp
son of the lats william and Mary, aged 80 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
GRATACAP-At Sound Beach, Tuesday, July g. Henry
T. Gratacap OF New York
Funeral late residence. sound Beach,
ursiay, at 81. M.
Interment at Sound Beach. -
at station OF m from News
Members Of Chancellor walworth Lodge. No 271, q and
A. NJ. are invited to attend
LOCKwOOD-on Monday, at Cornwall, New.York. Emma
v. A., wife OF Philip f. Lockwood.
Funeral services Bethlehem. Penn, Thursday. p N.
ROYCE-Juus H., suddenly July 2 at his residence II
Albion. orleans Co. New York aged 49,
Funeral Thursday the 9Th.
late lanes Smith, aged 10 years
residence 533 Maconst Brook
lyn. Thursday evening. at O'CLOCK
Interment at Wsodlawn.
STORMS-At Mont Moor, N. Y, Wednesday, Garrett 8.
Funeral from his late residence Saturday July alta
N AMI ck are o
Interment In Oak Hill Cemetery. Nyack N. Y.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT rNDrcATroNs-FoR 80 Hoo

GOVERNMENT IyDICATf0Ns-FoR 80 HoURA
WASHINGTON. July As m-For New England and East
ern New.York stationary temperature followed By lower
Temperature weather. followed local rains souhery
winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey. Delaware and
MARYLAND stationary follow BY lower temperature rain
followed by fair weather.
For Virginia and North Carolina, the same.
For South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama and Missss
spp stationary temperature. local rains followed By fair
weather.
For Lousiaua Eastern Texas slight changes in tenn.
peraturc. fair weather preceded on the Gulf By rain.
For Arkansas and Missouri. cooler and fair.
For Tennessee and Kentucky warmer local rama FOL.
lowed by fair weather.
For west Virginia, Ohio, Western Pennsylvaris ana
Western New.York. slightly cooler followed By warmer
weather; local rains followed by fair skies.
For Indiana and Illinois. warmer followed BY fair
weather.
For Michigan and Wisconsin slightly warmer followed in
cooler weather. local rains followed By fair
weather
For Minnesota Eastern and Southwestern Dakota slight
changes temperature followed BY cooler lair weather.
Fer Iowa warmer local rains followed by FAR wcatn?r
Kansas Nebraska ana Colorado, cooef followed ~
stationary temperature fair weather.