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California Emit sa1es

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The Montgomery Auc-
tion Company sold to-day for account of
the Earl Fruit Company two cars Of Cali
fornia fruit. Bartlett pears brought 50 IS
to So 25; Early Crawford peaches, 81 rs to
81 so; Foster, 81 20; Gross prunes. 81 go;
aprlcots, 81 %; Damson plums, 81 25;
Quacken boss. 81 20 to 81 05; jefferson
plums, 81 so; Yellow Egg, 81 % to 81 20;
Washington plums, 80 cents; Columbia,
81 65 to 81 35; Bradshaw, 81 25; Purple
Duane, 81 % to 81 20. For the past week
the weather has been extremely hot, besides
there has been heavy glut in fruit, which
has been in bad order. The market is Just
recovering
The Porter Bros. Company sold eight car
loads of fruit to-day. Grapes brought
95 cents to 50 90 in half crates; cling
peaches. 81 so to 81 80: Crawfords, 81 90
to 81 80; Mon de doup peaches, 81 10: egg
plumS. 81 Is to 81 45; Gross prunes, 81 %
TO So 90; Hungarian prunes, 81 70 to 81 So /;
Bartlett pears, 81 so to So 80. Two cars of
Bartlett pears, over-ripe, brought 81 65 to
81, 40.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Gnbel & Day, agents
of the California Fruit Union, sold to-day
two carloads of California fruit as follows:
Bartlett pears, So 80 to S3 60; Early Craw-
ford peaches and Tuscan cling peaches.
81 IS to 81 05; Lemon cling, 81 40; Orange
cling, 81 20 to 81 40; Gross prunes, So 40 !;
Japan plums, So 30 to SO 05. Bartlett pears
and naqebes are Str0uO
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New York B,odis Aldermen.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Of all the Doodle
Aldermen of what is known as the Sharp
board, only Jaehne was consigned to prison
for a full term. Several have returned from
Canada after their exile, and others escaped
punishment by other devices. Now over
1000 signatures have been attached to q
petition for the release Of Jaehne, who is in
Sing Sing under sentence of nine years.
1t is expected he will be released.
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ON EASTERN TRACKS.
Winning and Place Horses at Brighton
Beach and Saratoga.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 4.-Following is
a summary Of the races to-day:
First race (selling), five-eighths Of mile.
Newbury won. Emeti second. Mamie B
third. Time. 1:03b.
Second race, seyen-eighths of mile, Ex-
travagance won, Ossa second, Harrison
third. Time, 1:3lA.
Third race, two and n quarter miles tsell-
ing. Bella won, Ernest second, Reward
third. Time, 4:07A.
Fourth race. one mile, Glory won. Rose
DgFffX FfXt5 Sec9me 1ace .aI of lille
Thorndale won, Sequence second, Prather
third Time, 1:I7A.
Sixth race, one and quarter miles
The Bourbon won, Troy second, Lee
ChriSty third
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The row which has been in progress
among the Democrats of the Forty eighth
Assembly District eliminated last night By
the designations of County Committeeman
Windrow and Harrison. They were ac-
cepted by the committee, which held a
meeting, and Harry b. Morey and James P.
Devine were elected to fill the vacancies
When this matter had been disposed of, the
committee went into executive session and
elected George r. B. Hayes as delegate al
large. Instructions were also issued to the
various executive precinct committees to
meet on or before August 10th to make
recommendations for officers for precinct
rapiStratiOn
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p.sertiops From the Havtain NAVY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Over -one-sixth
of the crews of the Haytian gun-boats now
lying in this port for repairs have deserted.
and one-quarter of the deserters have been
caught and are in irons on the Jacmel. The
force on board the Dessalines and Jacmel
number 110 men, officers and crew. includ-
ing the Admiral. Nine men deserted from
the DessaIiDes and eleven from the Jacmel.
Six from the latter were arrested. Every
fireman on the Jacmel ran away. They
claim they were treated harshly. About
one month ago mutiny occurred on the
DessaliDes The engineer, QuartermasteT
and two firemen refused to work. Admiral
days. % The e Vessels S @ are here s receiving I re-
pairs,
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A large gathering of members of the
Independent Democratic Club of the Forty
fourth District met last night on Waller
aud Stanyan streets, with President H. II.
Dobbn in the chair A committee from
the Independent Democratic Club of the
Forty-third District was in attendance and
urged the adyisabiity Of appointing a Com
mItee of Conference in order to induce
both clubs to work in harmony. The fol-
lowing were appointed as such committee !:
p. j. McManus, Thomas c. Graham and
Daniel Nnpsnn.
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SARATOGA Results.

SARATOGA, Aug. 4.-First race R0salIne
won. Variella second, Lady Unde third.
Time, :03A.
Second race Laughter won, National sec
ond, Silver Prince third. Time, l :04A.
Third race, one mile and furlong. Aus
tralitz won, Puzzle second, Irene third.
Time, :56.
Fourth race. one mile, Isaac Lewis won,
Saunterer second, Eugenie third.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards,
Eininence Won, Bonaletta second, Stryke
third. Time :47A
Sixth race, six furlongs, Mamie P won,
Bohemian second. Diamond third. Time,
1:l7
Seventh race, six furlongs, Modjeska won,
Happiness second, Pail Mall third. Time,
1:17A.
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Perserker,s Tins

NEW YORK. Aug 4.-Following are Ber-
serker's tips on the Monmouth races: First
race, Tipstaff or Lady Reed; second, Fairy
or Bermuda; third, Judge Morrow or Der
nuth; fourth, Stockton or Her Highness; !;
fifth, Arab or Sourire; sixth, Chesapeake or
VOlunteer.
At Saratoga-First race, Eon or Bel le
dor; second, Senator or Daisy +; third,
Ruperta or Foxmede; fourth, Los Angeles
or Cassius; fifth, Lobald or Retreal tilly.
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per OF these amongst the persons responsible for
sne anti Buckley address is very small. That il
anolnef reason why we are suspicious OF It.
When large property-owuers of both nartIey
come Forward for reform, we VIII believe in II.
Iney are suffering most from over-taxati0n and
rooOery under Buckley rule. They have heavy
pecuniary interest In reform, and when they
issue an address and get TO work. something will
be accomplished. People In that case Will be-
lieve that they are acting, not only from motives
Oh public spirit, but also from the Instinct Of
self preservation, In protecting their properly
This movement against Buckley, therefore, Is not
likely TO result liz anything. Much better known
and mnch more responsible men will have Ia
come forward. II they do not, we may nave
change OF masters, but we will not be at all likely
to have a change of methods
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Death Of J bn L. su,,ivsn,s Sister.

BosToN, Aug. Airs. Mary Leonard,
sister of John l.. Sullivan, the pugllist, was
found insensible on the floor in her house
Saturday evening. In few minutes after
the physician arrived, but Mrs. Leonard
was dead. AS the body was moved from
the spot where the woman had fallen the
body of an infant was discovered. 1t had
been suffocated while nursing
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The Preliminary Trial of The San Francisco

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says: Naval officers, es-
pecially engineers. are much pleased with
the reports from San Francisco giving the
results of the preliminary trial of the San
Francisco. They are now more confident
than ever that she will exceed her con-
tract requirements Oh her official trial. 1t
is fully expected that she will develop at
least twenty knots, being one knot in excess
of her contract
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Silver Reouirements

New YORK. Aug. 4.-The Commercial
Advertiser says editorialy: 1t is doubtless
true that Window will be able to obtain
in our own market the required 4,5O0, 600
ounces monthly, but if London is put to
struts to obtain Its requirement of silver
the price to which the metal will 90 will be
limited only by the clause in the new law
specifying a cessation of purchases when
silver is on par with gold.
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Steamer collision at Hope.Kopg

New YORK. Aug. A dispatch to the
Maritime Exchange to-day announces that
the passenger steamer City of Rio Janeiro,
from San Francisco for Yokohama and
China. was seriously damaged by coming
into collision with another steamer az
Hong-Kong yesterday. The Rio Janeiro
left Yokohama on July 26th and arrived
yesterday at Hong-Kong. The name of the
other vessel is not known.
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Single Tax Society.

At the regular meeting of the Single Tax
Society last night there was quite lively
time in eecting delegates to the national
convention at New York on September 30.
The committee selected was as folloWs;
James G.. Mcguire, j. A. Maynard, j. y.
Mills, j. Leggett, fl. l.. Pleace, A. II.
Sanborn, L. NJ. Manner, j. Fl. Barry, Mrs
III. Z. Rice and Mrs. II. L. Pleaee.
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Shot Frnm Amhu.h

ABERDEEN (Miss.), Aug. 4.-Eight miles
east of this place, last night, while party
of colored people were returning from
church they were fired upon from ambush
with gun loaded with buck-shot, by an
unknown person. a woman named Susan
Henry was instantly killed and her hus-
band seriously wounded. 1t is not known
what could have been the motive for the
dead
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S. L. Hanscom, the editor of the Modesto
Herald, has announced himself as candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
State Controller. He presents formidable
array of Endorsements from newspapers
throughout the State, and promises to make
a gallant fight for the coveted place.
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An Unin,eresting Game.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.-The Pniladephlas were
defeated to-day In a loosely played game. At
tendance 500. Score:
Clevelands s...............0 10 OO O. g
Philadelphias. ...............3 o o O. 5
Base hits-Cleveands l. Philadelphia TO- Errors
Clevelands Z, Philadelphias 8. Batteries-Gruber
and Sutcffe, Burinton aud Hallman. Umpres-
Ferguson aud Holbert.
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Grain SUNNY.

New YORK, Aug. 4.-The visible supply
of grain. compiled by the New York Produce
Exchange, is as follows: Wheat. 1S.473,0OO
bushels, an increase of $4,000; corn. Il, ,065,-
600 bushels, an increase Of 44,000; oats,
2,531 900 bushels, q decrease Of $4,000; bar
ley, 100000 bushels, an increase OF 1900.
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A 0ne.Sidad Contest.

BROOKLYN, Aug 4.-Brookyns won to-day's 5
game easily. Attendance 500. Score:
Pittsburgs... 4 D o 9 o. o
Brooklyns. yns......................5 2 y o D ~-l6
Base hits-Pittsburgs 8, Brooklyns IL. Errors
Pittsburgs 10, Brookiyhs 3. Batteries-Lovett aud
Daily Gibson and Decker. Umpire-Powers.
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British Sailor. Attempt to Desert.

NEWPORT Or. H., Aug. 4.-Twenty-four
British sailors attempted to escape from
their ship this afternoon by stealing the
vessels boat while eXcursionists were land
ing. The crew sent in pursuit shot one and
cut another's finger with cutlass, and cap
tured all but three as they were landing at
the Torpedo Station.
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Fourteen Innings.

CHICAGO. Aug. "A magnificent game was
played here this afternoon. it taking fourteen
Innings before IL was finally decided. Attend
ance 2700. Score:
Chicagos. ............1 20 o o o o o O Ia
New Yorks..........1 90 o D D o U D O-2
Base hits - Chicagos 3, New Yorks s. Errors
Chicagos 4, New Yorks 5. Batteries = King and
Farrell Crane aud Ewing. Umpires-Snyder and
Pearco
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the street and badly bruised. The building
took fire instantly, and when partially ex-
tinguished, body burned to crisp and
identified as that of the President of the
company, Joseph Boswortb, was taken out
of the ruins. No others were killed, though
several had narrow escapes from being
caught in the flames. Mr.. Bosworth was
working in the center of the room making
a flash light. and the explosion of the chem-
icals he was using must have caused his in
slant death, as one arm was blown off and
his skull horribly crushed. The loss on
building and stock is $4,000.
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Rancher Fatally Shot.

SAN ANTONIO Texas, Aug. 4.-Morgan
White, a well-to-do rancher living at Lock
hart, was shot and killed to-day by Ernest
Blum, business man of that town. Blum
accused White of circulating slanderous
reports about his wife and this morning
gave him cowhdiDg. White then went in
search Of Blum with shotgun. The two
men met and Blum shot White through the
head with a bullet from pistol.
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Russian Caraala.

New YORK, Aug. A sp ecial corre-
spondence from st. Petersburg gives an
account Of the recent movements of cereals
in Russia from the journal of the Minister
of Finance. This states the exports Of
cereals from the principal custom-houses
from January 1st to May 18th amounted to
2.52o.OOO tons, of which 10000 tons were
wheat.
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Injury to tho Kansas Corn Crop.

KANSAS City, Aug. 4-The most general
rains that have fallen in six weeks visited
all parts of Kansas last night and this
morning. The winds of the last week did
further damage to the corn crop. how ever,
and In the greater part of the State tho
rains were too late to do any good.
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HIGH-HANDED.

The Town of shafter Texas, sacked-A Chief
Ranger Killed.
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. Am attack was
made upon the town of Shafter, Preside
County, this morning, by twenty Mexicans.
State Ranger G. f. Graves was killed
and Deputy Sheriff l. Lee seriously
wounded while endeavoring to arrest the
Mexicans. A posse of rangers and Deputy
Sheriffs left Maria to capture the mauraud-
ers. 1t is reported that Shafter was sacked
and burned. No further particulars has
been received
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stevedores, Republjcan club

Tho Stevedores' Republican Club Of the
Thirteth Assembly District was organized
last night in Hickory Hall. with the follow
ing officers: President, P. II. Brown; Vice
President. Fl. It. SchwarZ; Financial Sec
retary, John GOggn; Recording Secretary,
Louis Anderson; Sergeant-at-Arms,H Henry
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.-The game to-day was
called at Ihe end OF the seventh inning on
account ofraln, the score standing to 2. Attend
ance 800. Batteries-SmItl aud ZemnleT Welch
and CLARK. Base hts-Ceyelauds 2, New Yorks
3. Errors-Cleyelands 3, New Yofks 2. Umpire
-McDermoLt
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the scarcity of which has caused an ad-
vance of Is. There is no speculation in
new foreign wheats, which are weak.
Flour is limited. Barleys have advanced
Cd. Oats have advanced Sd. Corn is in de-
mand and strong at Is higher.
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REGISTRATION.
1t WIN Begin at tho New City Hall To-

1t VIII Begin Mt the New City Hall To-
morrow Morning.
Registration will begin at the new City
Hall tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock and
continue until October 18th. Max War
shauer will have charge of the registration
rooms, and will be assisted by the follow
ing clerks: William E. White, P. Fitzhugh.
T. 5. Fay, W. E. Dinan, T. +. Garrity, h
l.. Meyer, Z. f. Wilder, Pierre jacobs,
William kennedy, L. n. Pistolozzi, w. II.
L. Corran, G. F. w. Beidenstein, j. C.
Feeney, w. c. Guirey. Thomas Cr0ke, John
Williams, Julius Redstone, G. p. WelcD, j.
S. Aseheim and Gustave GunZendorfer.
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Fnreien nrdsrs for Gnld

New York, Aug. 4-Gold bars to the
amount of 81, 800. coo were ordered this morn-
ing for shipment to Europe. This reduces
the bars on hand to about $1S,000,000.
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Explosion of F.re-Damu.

PARIS, Aug. 4.-AnOther explosion of
fire-damp occurred in a coal pit at ST.
Etienne. One hundred and fifteen men
employed in the pit succeeded in making
their escape uninlured. Five others were
seriously hurt.
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France Guarding Against Cholera

PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Senate to-day voted
100. 600 francs for the establishment of from
tier posts to prevent the entry of cholera
fnto France
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The Lime-Kiln Club. at meeting held at
20 Anthony street, David Duran, President
pro. tem., in the chair, indorsed Joseph
Monaghan for Supervisor from the Seventh
Ward
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British Grain Trade

LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says: English wheats are dull.
Prices related exclusively to old wheats.
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pisastreus Interruption % Lake Cemmeree.


SAULr ST. MARIE (Mich.), Aug. 4-The
Iock-valve of the st. Mary's Canal, which
became disabled last Thursday, has been
repaired and passages were resumed this
morning, after delay of eighty
nine hours to lake commerce. No
cause can be given for the valve breaking,
except that the wrist which held it in its
bearing was not of sufficient strength to
support the immense weight Of the
valve, and the principal cause of
delay TO the repairs was the pumps
giving out. There have been 100
vessels tied up here. representing about
S10,0OO.0OO and carrying about 5000 tons
# cargo. The direct loss to
vessels is about 100000. which, with
the general public loss, raises this
to about 500, 600. The lake commerce can
not recover from this delay inside of two
months. Six hundred passengers on the
steamers have been delayed here since
Thursday.
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MoNAsTERIEs BURNED.

Terrible Forest Fires Raging on the "Holy
Mountain"
LONDON, Aug. 4.-Advices from Athens
announce most disastrous fire upon the
celebrated Mount Athos, the holy noun
tain of the Greek Church. The fire destroyed
the largest part of its wonderful forests.
Of. the twenty Greek monasteries which
have been located upon the mountain for
centuries most of them were completely
destroyed. The damage is estimated at
100000 francs. Twenty monks and her
mits perished in the flames.
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Seven thousand persons have been eIn-
ployed in getting out Mr.. Stanley's new
book and more than 600 tons Of paper have
already been used in England. The En-
glish edition alone required 24O tons Oh
paper.
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A Village Burned,

VIENNA, Aug. "A FIRE in the village OF
Hatval, Hungary, destroyed 1S0 houses and
Immense stores of corn.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
The Bisons and Bostons Play Two Games a
Break Even

IHe blsous and bostons FIay TWO Games and
Break Even
BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-The Buifalos and Bostons
played TWO games to-day aud split even. At
tendance 1000. Score:
Butfaos.. os......................0 o 2 o o 2 O. 8
DOStons d v v v " U U u D
Base hits-Bufalos IA. Bostons g. Errors-Buf-
faos 2, Bostons !. Batteries-iaddock and Mack,
RadOourne aud SWEET Umpires-Gafney and Sher-
idan.
SECOND GAME.
Bufaos. os........................I 90 o 300 8
DOStOHS " " U s " 3 - Z
Base hits-Buffalos 9, Bostons g. Errors-But-
falos 2. Batteries-Haddock and Mack. Madden
and Murphy. umpires-Oaffuey aud Sheridan.
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A Batting Match

PITTsBURG, Aug. 4.-Pittsburg had slight
advan age to-day in batting, but 1t was sufficient.
Attendance 800. Score:
Pittsburgs. rgs................-....2 0 8 9 o Old
Brooklyns. yns............--.......5 . I'll
Base hits-pittsburgs 1S, Brooklyns is. Errors
Pittsburgs 6, Brooklyns ). Batteries-Galvin and
Fields, weyhing and Kinslow. UmpIres-Knight
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A FREE FIGHT.
Tragic Result Of Love Aft If IN an Italiar
Settlement.

Tragic Result Of Love Af If IN an Italian
Settlement
BOUND BROOK On. J.) Aug. A terri
bic fight, the result of love affair, oc-
Cured in the Italian settlement known
as Gravel Pit in the outskirts Of Bound
Brook, yesterday. Several years ago
an italian girl came to this eoun-
try and worked in the Bound Brook
Mills. She was engaged TO a lover in Italy
aud in a short time married one Of the
Bound Brook. Italians. Yesterday the
brother of the Tilted lover visited
the settlement and meeting the wo-
man struck her over the head with a
bottle. The husband interfered and in a
moment the two engaged in mortal fight.
A free fight soon followed. All turned out
and fought one another vieiously with all
sCrts of weapons. During the fight two of
the wounded men died in great agony and
several others are expected TO die.
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EXPULSION of Chemicals With Fatal Result.

Expulsion Oh OuemlCHis w In htdi 1esult
DENVER, Aug. 4.-Chemicals exploded in
the Office of the Denver Fire Brick and
Chemical Supply House at o'clock this
afternoon The entire front Of the building
was blown out, and men passing the front
OF the store at the time were hurled across
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Buuched Their Hits.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-The Clnclnnatis won to.
day by bunching their hits in the sixth inning.
Attendance $500. Score:
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Exsroise for women.

Emma Moffet Tying. writing to the editor Of
Harper's Bazar. says: "The question asked.
and legitmateiy so, is the propelling move
ment of bicycle or tricycle. one Of injury
can only be settled by the individual and
muscles of ankle and knee are the ones
mainly used AS whole, the bicycle is
certainly less trying and violent an exer-
else than horseback riding. The woman
who takes the air for two or more hours a
day ca yoituIe still in the tolls Of fashion
able hegirtments knows nothing of the
compensation which comes from personal
effort Tie exhiloration, endurance and
steadDess from week to week, these can
not be- put in the scale with the things that
might be had for ones good or qualification
by mere right Of purchase"
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Tar PREsRYTERY.-Tbe fall meeting OF the
ginning on the evening OF tie fourth Monday In
gaHiefnitar
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Clncinnatis.. o 0 OF
Phlladelphlas ...... ............3 o o y q 0-5
Base hits-Cincinnats 8, Philadelphias IL. Errors
-Cincinnatis z, Philadelphias 2. Batteries-Rhines
and harrington, Clements and Smith. Umpire
McQuade,
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According 10 the Wilmington Every Evening
a NAH was found 10 ne heart of a COW that died
near ilefe reeeullN