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ire and mount an extra horse Later
hey were pursued and oyertukcn by
Deputy Sheriff Meyers and n posse,
While and the women opened fire, kill.
lnE one of the posse and fatally wound
lnE Deputy Sheriff Meyors. During n
iull IN the friug. White and the woman
escaped, and are still at large. Intense
excitement prevails. They will certain.
ly be lynchcd II Cnptufed
, 1890-02-27

GARFtELp. Wash, Feb. 2i.-The Latah
house at Gcncssee. Idaho, was de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday.
The residence OF Edward Steele, ai
Gerfeld. was destroy ed by fire Thursday
night at s 80 The family were away,
and left the lamp buTnluI. Loss, 500;
insurance. sou.
, 1890-02-27
CLIFFORD ~ PBILADELrHIA.
He Lecture. ON washington at the
AcAd emy OF Music.

PHiLApTrPlIIA, Penn, Feb, 2i.-The
Academy Of Music here was packed to-
night with the finest audience ,v.r in
its walls, to listen to Henry b. Clifford
speak on Washington. His address
was principally on the future of the
state as producer Of iron and coal, and
the Asiatic trade. He made u grand
.ddras.l
, 1890-02-27

CnicAoo, Feb. 2o.--J. b. Kelly, the
Cronin suspect, was bro .ght from 81
Louis yesterday and released this morn
ing, no one being able 10 identity him ns
the man who bought the furniture
found in the Carlson cottage.
, 1890-02-27

within tho last two days. Tho people
ure pnnicstrlckon, aud arc fleeing from
tho plare. An appeal has been made to
Fort Worth for physicians and nurses,
which was ut once responded TO BY tho
mayor.
, 1890-02-27

The opposition press comments freely
upon the fact that after twelve years Of
the operation Of the law for the suppress
sion of the socialists tho great populous
centers of the country have become hot
beds of socialism. IL is argued that
since the law expires IN September next,
the government must abandon the at
tempt to repress this move mont by lcgis.
lation, or to dissolve the reichstag and
appeal To the nation on this special
issue.
The press generally, In so far as 1t
might give any reflection of oiiiciGl feel
ing, reirains from the attempt. but the
progres sionist papers reCur to their pre-
dictions that Bismarck will Immediately
resign the presidency OF the Prussian
ministry and be succeeded by Bocttl-
cher Official opinion ON this subject
iayors the vicw that Bismarck's position
has been strengthened Dy the result Of
the election.
, 1890-02-27
A POPULAR VICTORY.
The Result of the German
Elections.
THE EMPEROR ENRAGED.
lie Expected That the Rescripts
Would Have Caused
Different Result.
ENRAGED.

copyrighted Associated Press, lN'Ol
BERLiN. Feb. 22.-iast night an
independent and entirely reliable
authority gave figures showing that the
socialists mad actually obtained twenty
mcmbers, and had good prospects Of
capturing thirty more seats ON the
second ballots.
The opposition to the rciohstag will
involve almost revolutionary modih-
cation. The most sanguinc of the
gOyernm ment parties do not expect that
the second ballots will make snch q
change in the result as to seriously
modify their defeat The supreme ques.
tlon Is how far will the socialist sue.
cesses ultimately go. Thursday their
total recorded votes reached nearly q
million and half against 77i,0OO In
1857. No combination OF their opponents
seems likely to head them oil on the
second ballots, and there are prospects
OF their being from thirty-fve to forty
socialists seated In the next reichstng, as
against eleven In the last.
Another rc-ul suggestive of the
growth Of the popular movement is tho
reappearance Of the volkspartei, or
democrats, so-caied. In the reichstag
In 1881 this party held eleven seats.
Taking the whole result together, as It
stands in actual results, and as 1t Is
likely to stand amer the decision of tho
second ballots, the prospect is that the
opposition will have 22t in the house,
against l73 for the government groups.
This opposition will be made up as fol
lows; Centrists, or ultramontanes, 10;
German liberals, or liberals, properly
speaking, 49, socialists, 81; volkspartei,
or democrats, a Poles, IL; Alsatian pro.
testers, l2; GUclphs -. This is very
heterogeneous opposition, held together
by no devotion TO common purpose,
but by the negative tie of objection, yet
It is bound TO give the government some
lively times.
One of the incidents of the contest is
the defeat OF Professor Nirchow, tine
famous and popular man Of science, and
distinguished liberal, by Janlszewskl. o
p, ar journcyman bookbinder, and Pole.
Herr Woertann, Bismarck's friend, the
great Hamburg ship owner and Candi-
date Of the national liberals was de-
ieated 10y Giotz, a socialist. This aston
ishcu eyan the socialists themselves.
Hamburg Is now entirely in their hands.
, 1890-02-27

New oRLnAss, Feb, 2i.--rhe Plea
yune's Aurora, Texas, special says; An
epidemic - raging here. The disease is
pronounced spinal neningitir q spotted
lsver and ssvsrul persons have disd
, 1890-02-27
PROBABLY DROWNED.
Mysterious Disappearnnce OF Three
Young Ladies'.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 22.-Three lady stu
dents at the state normal school at os.
kosh, Mary Carney, Sarah Carney and
iss Burns. started for church sunday
morning and have not been seen since.
1t is feared that they attempted to eros,
Lake Winnebago To their homes and
broke throught the Ice and perished.
, 1890-02-27
raE DUKE or ORLEANS.

He wni Probably ne rsrdoned at an
Early Date.
PARIS, Feb. 22.--The cabinet council
, 1890-02-27

Lorpex, Feb. 2i.--iord Tsnnyson 70
In = serious cosdision non sbs "
fiuerza-
, 1890-02-27

The banquet at the ccutinsntsi hotel
to.nisht was brilliant affair, covers fof
4 900 being laid. Many speeches vere
nsde. ali of the orators fhvcring the rrof
ect which brought tc-day's asssmbisN
tnsrrthaf
, 1890-02-27
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
The Government vili Not Have a
Majority Ia thA N,Ichstag.


BERLiS, Feb, 2l.-Tho result of tho
election, 50 far as known, accounts fol
"a seats. As the rcichstag has 3g5 mem.
hers, this leaves les seats unaccounted
for. OF the 23i. the election failed in
ninety-two districts, making supple
mentary elections necessary in those
places.
The li2 members elected are divided
consefvaliye,, %. imperiulists, 10;
national liberals, 9; Centrists, so; Ger
man liberals, II socialists, 70 Poles, 3;
Alsatians TO- democrats, 81 Danes, 1;
independents, |.
Tho National Zeitung estimates from
the rtturns hat the government parties
have already lost eighteen seats, and
says that owing to these losses the gov.
ernment will be unable to secure n
majority In the rcichstag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
NETWORK CITY.

The newspaper men who accompanied William
O'BTcn. n T.. 10 Canada during H. i rnN Witt -
tho chief cic> in the Dominion tl'c wear, aa". ar
ARRANGING give him Il complimentary dinner DURING
his coming visit /" the tinted states.
The first drin Of Company |. "th Regiment. in lis
newly decorated the armorv. tO"h place on
Thursday night. There has hccn $500" cApendcd Oh
TIE d-coglIi,n> and tho beauty OF the N"rl; was the
talk Of The evening among The other drili" c"mpaAic
The south Rciorined Church, Of which ihr Rev. Dr.
Ro,r!'k Terry :, pastor. viii lo.d services Tor IN"
irs time III il new h':uc. 1T Thirty eighth l. ana
M,dl-ra ave. I" morrow morning and evening. The
church hmldinc was .orlncr!y occupied by the zr'n
Protestant Episcopal c"ncir;aii'n which consolidated
with -. r.%.th,'> last spri;g ;ic iHdirc hrmcsl'
occupied l.; The south reformed Church Is at Fifth
ave. and Twenty rr>' s.
The Roy. T. L. campbell viii begin 10 morrow even
Ing in IL" L"N.H.:pa Avcuuc BAPTIST church course
Of sunday evening d.>'"ll>"~ Oh Ia" lmp"rl>h'h'r
Look. or Pr, {, tai III, hihlc = DNin'. RE -Ht'
iect> aye a. tril"n>: J. The CauA> %: the Bible"
-, Tie To-, of Miracles. - The r'>' Of rr,rNc y.
a The T.; % History. ~ Tn" scent lie r"-t. g" ih
Expcrmc,'i rc>i. ~ Ul""i''i- 'id"r d. 49, The
Failure Of lurd"ty, and g" Which
AT the m"uthy ti,ig # tho American Chemical
Society lat evening. r. !. t.idd real paper 'n A
Investigation # Iui;tn corn" IN l.. II fm'ihnr-
continued h. studio "u E"-r>. j." IL f.'N' an !
Edward ,udonan all read pal rrs.
a. c. u."-Th- TY.iu:r Wi! publish on October g.
:. u. - aud % and November 4, tie lit and az
drc.s., # lilo ~. II, and polling p.a,,, each A.
tcinhIv district and ward i'll This city, S"'h'r VII"
tho hours FIR y,.-.strtii II and voting.
\ coIicc,iol IF ah,ut 1000 volumes & !aw b"""~
was sold yc..c,,!av af'"'n""n hv l'':~ CO., d'
tionccrS. Of No. 7a' ll"'d""y. r." bots IL nH'' III"
law library Of JUDI, Charles !. NcnT'''~ Ih" owe
were mostly representatives. ct III, N'"!' ''h' go"
trade.
.I,,r- " Z. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.


The formal opening OF the rnion League Club-hous"
will b" postponed until N",cinbcr j., IN oroer 10 ECU
Channccv VI. Dcpcw Ia speak.
The Rev. j.. Il. Edwards has been called TO succeed
Dr. w y. Ecldu. in the pa -torate OF the Church OF
Christ. III humboldt 81. near Na>San-ave. ana VIII
a>>lim" his new duties tOm"tuw.
Postmaster Collins ha~ appointed twenty OF tho
thirty >cv"u new letter cri.cr> recently allowed as an
additional force for the Po>t0f'rc.
Mrs : V Wlnc who is Il graduate Of the Monti-
cello Seminary Goifiry H.. la presented $4,000
e. thai Institution found scholarship TO bear her
hu>lu,d'> name.
The rcpDr; Of Fire Marshal Lewis for september
show, total # ,,>cn, nrr>. VIA an ascrcSht" loss
of +i3.7i0 ru building, and sl2+.-'j on contents
The ;,ial in~uIau,c va. S:;O'.-;p.
Herbert II Taylor rcapVoint~d Deputy Naval
officer yesterday 10y Naval Onh,cr Willis. provision
hav. been l,dc 10y Congress for the Office" "i'h he
flied Gp Il month a.p. when II was fonnd mat 'Ic
Naval Office. could hi," only one deputy
The CITIZENS Loan and Trust Company has hc"n
formed hv number OF uptown business men, ana Ms
office viii Lc olcurd At 80. l.oi3 Galc~dvc. near
broadway. The capital VIII b" Njooo"".
Despite the statement OF ". II Eloom"r that he
NO, him,lf the phN ~IauN at III" Long ISLAM '"!Irc
lln,pinl -,v lie could have done ~" deed. h>
'hry, axe no powder marks 10 >r'w that the revolver
va, held close 10 him Deputy Coroner Kelly ~AvN
mat IT j. not nrNil;"nt 'I~"> "f >ui'id" that there
are no powder marks. Another point insisted upon
~ the PLY >icia> Is that the ullct i III IN" 'ti
temple AID Ela,m"r j. ri:n lantc1 He WIS ais"
900 drnnk il l. asserted, to have held the piston al
arm, length and hit himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOHL1N.
WAS TIE ARREST OF COL'NEL GNrI'' If''N

WAS TIE ARREST OF COLONEL GNr''i' 'h''N,
\ Low feature appeared in tie arrest % '""nei T."
v;rG T. tav!Gr Of the i;th Regiment. yesterday w 4"
r,o,iol N The supreme Court for bis discharge ." VIZ
,,o,nd th; a, the time Of his arrest h" VA 'AcWl'
from snch proceedings bv tho Military 'od"' ''p''
Advocate renk o. the second Brigade stall Mace W.
motion hc-orc Jnig. cullen. The cod" prGvid"s WA"
"uo person bclurln the military forces eh''i !"
arrested ON any civil process while gcng Il" remaining
at or returning from place which he may w -
ouircd f., attend ior military duty
Major F.. Il. Hobbs, counsel for tn" sheriff arH"c'
tb,, .,loun (;ayor had waived his military pr''"e"
five liz, lef, tic arnOry IN citizens dress a'' WI"
nm his WAY ~ a nouor shop when Dcpu'v''hcr'n hA'
TOW acco,tod him colonel ravlor vas cN'inhe' '''
said rha, h, home at south Hier ""N'"A
toun,y and cha, on the nICh' ~ qu"-t"'l Ne VIZ d"
INC ,rnlorv of hi> regiment preparing quarterly r'''
IN lie made 70 hllgadc headquarters from v" IL ~
n m. lie claimed exemption from arrest "lu"r ''c
Military cod: and Onlv accompanied re nrp'H
sncr,n when warned that force woud l"' MA II u"
,..t,scd Iudcc Gallon will decide th' nih'''I Wu'''
Nicotine Colonel t,;V Tor Wa put lit CUSTODY oi hl7'
dcr. ,cucl.I Meier WHO wa >W"ih Ia d HP' "''
deputy sheriff 10 take 'har"c I" hiH''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
NOPTUERN Ni.W JERSEY cot MITES.

IlDFOkEN. Two I"thi 'i'"r' W"i' "a "a iiitpe
ia I'M, t,p.r bart - Vie ~ - g. hour Ina .diy
-, -. .,a,.,, 49,. .,....,.., ,., 81. -, .
"'' ''"''" '''' '''' '''"' ''' '' " " 49,
DANA" Iho ai.uil, '>'HI"d N"W IT, =" hNhin-
b., W.,lmvL,u ,,,d ru dawn IT,. l.,u!,tirI Tic
,, ,.-, t,.,.,, ,., Al ,,,.., IA, ,,n ..,,.r,l
$780,, &c.,,
p"1"N""" 'T'"'" NJ -" '''" WI" '"" '''H'''
'ri' Of ~" animals va hIFf, lh ~" Other e.
,;,i.d and fu,d.. iI va, bach t. N,.law L.,i. wI'r.
l., 49, ,..i, ,,,,,,d
IT. wa "'"'' '""''
pi-> nc I.. ni.i ,u..tr!f - i'r ~"ir.. !J ili'
49,, t,.. t., H., ,,,.., g, .,, -. Ilt.r iu,.
"''''' ~ Wv ~ '" :" '''
evening Ia th" Nh"l ~ "'f Nh-'', ~" "'''' ia.
N ~" ~ Ih'I"' '"'"F' = ~ " ,'r. '' '''
lh Ml~' !" h''l~, '''IN- '.' ID : '''' ~ '''
VA offered a'd rem -" i'' '''''"" 20 ~ "'' W.,
@! necessary ii''l'"i 10 wv IN WI. ne :" VI
li''I!'" !" 'h' P''H 80 W '''" 81 l''' ''' '''
h''"'H . ,
n TUEEl"Eb '"-,H''-'". ,''' i'I'f ".
t"idlN dI''u1f"i NAV lI' = ." ''"' prom Ht"' a.
Tat. rnail'nil In".ri "1' "i'' i"' N"t'' '-' i'f !
money orders s""ii - -" H"'' Az i.'" i'rhl~
arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Bows cloihin" trade is in full swing,
and We are doubtless getting our share /;
bun orr way of doing this business
would seem to rntltlc us to more
Stylish cnt. good cloths. strong sew
ing. patch pieces. extra buttons, and
Whatever else anyone can think of rs
mrrdiul; besides. the classification
ticket on every garment telling Just
what may be expected of the fabric
and the color. backed up by our
guarantee of satisfaction or your
money returned.
\ special stock of Boys Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Shoes in each store.
ROGERS, PEET e. co.
THEKE rt,nc"
sTOKiS. J:i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

tinflnurt! O,; 3 lIy rinhue tOGoT's gam" ron
Eo,on ih- 10, secured fourth plac" IN Ia" Learn"
:,r. Cli-"n iat,.d bard hv IA" Cnclnhntis. R"!
h.o,hny nN. -,f. out u maic un"~ NJ N" bat
Dri.a. tie o'I hand, effective" retiring th oil Tie
ri".ln, bat.n.c:, >'rih",. IL" score;
Eo>'oii 81 I.,....... = u o
tucHia'I ..... .0 v
I,,oii'--Ho'"" cincinnati l.; Efrors Boston =.
CT r,:,a'. =. Ii,cl.,r GARRISON and Dury'a rn1ii"
~tii.I
,.., .nl. o.. g. The Ifnl@d,ip,ia National League
t.uul b.. = >i'io today IN" HON" team Ii', ID
n.,v ia H. n.ld could not rau;' l'lei'' 'u',"s
II. -''ic
D ,!...''...,,..4,a4S g. n...... " 9 q @,
l,nd - rl.st ph, :. Pitcher, l,an and i-T'i. m
rl. i Qu"'.'.
T Cleveland and Thiiad"lIIi Players League teams
,a,,d -e.'n.nnn" gam to-day. TIC gam" bfinr 'a''d
on The -c"rr:
tic. "iaUd -...---..- 8 " U W
Ha-'hl- ~ ilf'ilhi, 10. I,>"'nd u liIoI- PM
Inr.f', sheridan and ''a"nN.
Pit,u-.: oct 3. Hv superb n'ldna and good batting
I'll. i.it-bI.> slut o't til" Bo,'on- this aitrno'n The
y .,qn +. L1.~...."" 4" o .
E,,.hl,,-ro,on 3 r.,hms \ Iror. Io-'"n .
,.r T. r.l-ni a,d Il" irI'.
I.oi.,,lI 3. STRAIT had Columbus at his mercy
ida a'loN u,':n tat tour scattered hit, Chamber
lam va lit LAID when bases. TIL" a;"r"
O. ;lc game ncldng Of shinnck and Reilly Tho
sore:
Ioui.yr" -........-9 Q S-SS
Bss:i:s-Lou,,.Lc :. C0.umbu: I. Error<-Louis'ille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
ENFORr ING TIE LDTTERI Law

From Tn. New oi"in- r.'n", I'rn, sai Washington
di.I1'h.
Mr.. IathhVnr. hiri inspector Of the l",inilrr -
plriniil. >ald to Ia" rrm">- Democrat >h,rd M
TO-DAY thai a nninl"' of Iai"r'. d".'rI; tam " !h'
Acadia 'lal Advance. had wiht"n t. the "ind ,tct
General. n lInE IL their H. -
allowed through ~" iin' ~ part, Il the PAPER
tanning lottery advert -ncnt had been
the Law went int" effect The Postmaster ''c,ru
piled in all ca,r> that the law oli.n"rv and he
could max" no cy'eptiors Mr.. Iaihi0nr also stated
that -cveral alleged violations Of tn law had been
reported 10 him. but that h" could not vet make. pub
lie what papfr tey woir rs thr natur. Of his work
10 certain extent secret. and that I've was max
ing all investigation Of the cases In question,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
TIN. VICTORY OF CuNGRE>SNAN WALLACE.


TN. decisive victory of Concr>>IHa;I NaIa'" III i'''
- , iy ward, com!O.ur hI~ district a' IA" pIniaTI
an Thursday night caused much rclM'lns among NJ
dbcren,, Yesterday, and IN" r">Hl; 81 Ia" h"1"a'"-
convention tic i'alaH" FINK on "'oh''dN j. ''7
ro ,orclu~,,yn. Nothing cl.c was poI'lN"N -'t'i"o
~ ,-,,,arte. la, the defeat Of IN" l"L"dlrt i"''~
- tho seventh and Iwcutvfr>, warts VII! De HH"''
:, c,oc. adversely the citn'"~ of ''""!c" n ''iIN
md Aluu7u I.rvncr t"' ia" n"uiiii''"" '"' H"'''t
Moth ,ac,,or. in the Em't"":ith N1iN supporter WI"
ION, kramer for sheriff and H. "nlv ''"r'> rN"
l., T. !, .,h;ucicr OF the sixteenth Ward III ti'
,h.oc Assembly d>tl,,t> which t" E"rHhii'ahN TP
rcscnted las. year the rtrrn Of non" 81 tr 'n'"''''
~ the las, assembly is probable. ia The IH'h '>'''
George Got2nccr viii be- r'n'l ana INC nomination
,,iu nrohah,y lie between Edward ilnm ana LtVirn'"
7 Malone In ~. MIA Di>tI"t J'r"Ih 'piIaI VI"
probably succeed '""r-" l.. W"d IT. III" wv" ~.
ii-,cf ~ j., r,,,i,i,- that William Nhtroh Viii >'''"
4: ! earth a, the IcI:llcan candidate 1890.
(oncrc>s man Walla'" sand Yesterday 'ia' Nv ,,,,
.idcrr,i ihc result o, the primaries d, '"iIp"t'
vindjcation Of III coarse IN I'll" past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
ANTKiCAN A~~oCIA1iu%


Prnccto Y. j.. oct. ,>p"'nl'.- Til" fri '"'''hI'
game IF tn" E"- viii II" paved T. W'rI"" on
the university i"h l"iw"l ~" P:lr' ton ana ir1Hh
lin and Marshall turc" "l'v'n-. HE Iiiin"'"" "'
Will be- composed ~ f,ll"V~: Right end. Furn"~.:
lc!t end IlaVdcu rcli tackle. HALLWAY. hn t"h"'
Earnc> RICH, guard i"lI"r u IN crmr J. lh"i''~.
centre >vmnic>. quarter ha H. Poe: h,i ii' L.. >"'1
Ger and Blark. fiIll hn' i. llpnnu> .
In me fail r,rur> Of t'I Sew Nnrh Athl'ic tlnh 7"
30 held ~ morrow. T.. Nr":'riufch. %. VII ihI -
ihr 100 ana 34o yard race ana J.. H. 'a'N' ''' IL
I'm ID NultI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

Aston S"naior Henri W. Rair. Of New hampshire
49,. Brt NSWlCk Count de- Su7ann"t. & fsrs...
CLhREN DUN-R"ar Admiral John II. Irshnr. T.
Navy EVERETT senator .Pl"<t III u. TIHno ="
Kansas 90. FIFTH AVENt E-IN.S na'"r William fInt
Dey WHITE Of Marviaud .t,fI.>tY !\t CONGRESSMAN
Ira Davenport. Of bath. y. -. hoFI NAN-W. n.
(lark Of Montana ..... Ml.TROfoIIlAN-Nif Anhr">
Shea ,,ov.rnoI ~ the Raharas MI El;Af HILL
Senator John II. Mitchell. ~ Oregon AM ih"nas v
Coorcr o. Phi adrl hla SrtRTI.NANT lN' "ngt"NN
an John l.. Nanr. q" ohio ....N Vie loEl A-tN'"N"In"
John Lee Carroll II Nar,sid WlND>OR-Thc Count
DE- Pan, and party, pf Franco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
OrTiOiNT N!E.l HIHi.
SHIPPING .NEUS
PORrOr TEW.luKk -. .fNIpAN. go
Arrived

PORTOF HEWi pkk friday. {" l. j. '7'o
steamer ,,rIlranic tbr. cameron. IN"ir" sept -
,n,r.inwiI mi,r ana iA,'r"st' to huer I-xaS
Arr, e.. a Tho aShr Al bstAm
sc,irrf ,lIa ~, Muryh,. Lvrrpool sept ~ Onr-ns
town wlth mds" AMI ,a'""g"rs t. Vernon II tf""h 3d.
southampton With md- AMI passengers {" NJ '"ri'
Arrived ~ the lar II ,.loi Al.
sramr. \nr DER, en- 'inn'r'. Bremen S"p, -. -ou'h
a,,rtnn Is Mih mise nhA s,is Ia OrIchs 500
ST. ,urt Lru,i.m .p'.h IaAk"r. Am>trrian ~"p 20
" nh m,i,t aud passengers t' tnn'l i'ivr 4 {"
steamer ,ram nr Un-. kus>t.m. VA r"il Mara. IA
I.ui iag'r. N"" oI'hn> DAYS VITA iINr
and pa-S,uE,t I" - II >'ii""
Win m, and pn ,srngrt. l., Wm T. tNi" 90
Steamer n'nrari":. InsIAr. Wilmington. &c. with md'e
And p.ssrugrrstn Vim l. hl"N q"
Atlanta. n"'. West Point. Va wttn mise To
steamer has Meyer. ilAn. Baltimore with Goa. 10 Ton
strnmrt Wlu,hroy. Homer John. MI. with M, ,ni
raS.rnvrr> 81 smith n co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,


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FATHER DENT HIS THREE i rs ON HAND

FATIlCE NENT HtN IIIEFE I TTN ~ T!'H'S7'
r,thcr Frlnci. Dcut appeared in ~" Supreme '"hr'
Yesterday morning oppoec Il mo'I"n I" nl"' '''
co,uuIat ~ MS ~ui for SlO.Ooo damages for ;"c a
ucl AGAINST tho New York Catholic ir"i'"'"lF mc'c
definite Father Dcut complains THAI Ia" fro'c''"r'
nubljsbcd a statement that girl who 'aH di-apr"n'e"
,.o ,.-.,o.tnrv Was under ms care. judge Cullen
reeerv,d his dccl>ioi Father Dent has also lh"n:I'
an action against the frarcl,can order I" BE- r"'""n
10 h, ri:h,, In tie properly 81 that "i"cr ana L"
tucml r;>hip therein. lie dcna d> SOON di'nic"-
H.. - hind IN, al,,II,, Nui>l cnOr Preston. whom
he charge, with treating han roughly ana Win ni,
Ubeyinc /, subloena Ia this case tc a>h' i"r f"''o
DAMAGE
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
wINxIx,; PRIZES At TIE FAIR

NINNTNTF 'TT17 49,.
Although IL rained at intervals all day yes'oru"s
there wa, an attendance Of 1000 people az thc 'a'.
Of the Wcstchesicr Comfy H""'N "i "Sr""' w
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, ,, ,i,o OWING to II bad start In the
third half mile dash in tho running race. d. d. Davis
br. Z. Japhct lost the race The summaries were d
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Nl.W.YOEK IS [.

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telephone wires connecting the house with the fre
HEADQUARTERS were brOkc,
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T'UEIR SE1SON CLOSED.
END OF TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE SERIES.
BKOONLNN PLAYERS SIGN \ CONTRACT For
MKT YEAR.. AID TITlY ALSO DE
FLAT III rT~BCE',
NATIONAL ilN',IE.

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PLAYERS II At +
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l'Li..d Ilhi =" '''N' !Ind =. ,
ANf.NltNN ASSOCIATION.
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TIII,. RECORDS.

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