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ESTATE TRANSPORTS. Y. I'll l.

| $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
s'fs 5S r. E4s ss'0
'1P 81 iHGp' d rot 24Sx II,
po. SAG '.0s Is En- d Frat,t 95IoioN o,o
2%sa fsoaa: .S5 'Re,IRy 2ixso O'v
no: :s%s fs I H s Of s''.' :e,y 1855
PEREZ cor Of to n sy Sy .,; ssG to . MeHt LAYS
4as sane SS to 4 reGdSra 1850
i&i mash caup nI VIE Mn5y s,n. y LOO
Armand Place, cor Pr'ot'st NOV saw" 2I55
s'4s";aye sam: e s is5os s,xss LOO
Ars sma to %'1 wG oac.ns. 7S;iooii; $50
'%S F.aac d5 ri to EI wm
s., Ii9Fsn' to g |SnG s' ssaye 4O7iess
o. KGEa JnG 100 S' SHAVE, 5oxoso same to
,u 5nG D. KsFt s % e5tl. 25Xioo; WIN ,.oo
SaiSSaH vie Y NcGEEss sssS Mary o''O
''' 9Sr.top to Ss ,s nod,a 49, ;a,oo; WIN 500
'i't; ;amTed: a nd vie to cacsl5 1880
i5sd-t 100 Ioth'aye 3iH2' I.a4e l'oo'
SGD Hsn'1' a9 so5 5@s GS f To- S Hugh 80 600
Cassidy jacob sGh3i't .id ., Al 10 same. &c
f sS.l s'e' eS4 gda,c iGs>loo su'ete 10 600
wcis ,H to G's s s'F'@" itst a5jx?oe dzoo
i5ilo Ashcr Ro-cnbatt and vile 10 jas 24oo
R,G E%'H :. LIE Ia,s-+t. looKl2' Cor
sd. %s'' p % SSG l6+9 ;yiioa chas II Ice
o., l sIr ana 7 M.! ssd.st 25sIco; Emile
a. ,Nocr to G% o,iio6 SPINNER and cary
aqd ns ar to 80 'S i,avc i7ol@so mo ,ooo
tiallagan Jno MCGOWAN .; ,x:.,a 4, Ia. "'0
elsts s!9I ,i p St-'ye, 2'ON''D Jas 5000
,o,6. hl"G'' 80 g # Of Sqyc 26Ne9 John sc
5.oa and VT" cc 2 s s,.1 G c5aS;5 Robert
Ivnd 10 william Zt"glcr :: a., M. az
r. lot o
susan Ilaean to ia; a NJ M'e S%1lnsnrra "
Lot r@tt i o a'P 70 ch,l hS'i Ns@hia * lie
Hi! 4sf5 Nssa iS % % JOIN 40 900
losdst l'5 Z, " Of 4th ,0an 1900
l1Nh.st No hO h"''' S0''' ..'"....... 10000
] ithst n 5 ~ 1 o. N'""' ~ ' ''.'. $4,000
pe;n f&lso" 70 i70 Maria siiyerocrF to ooo
!.555%iioot25liao,2; ca,harlno Martin to aooo
hayr"aes'. 81 50 ssSasF to ,,I Hsc5T'' also
l7@i. n $ 10y II a 81 iv'''"''' 1900
,.d,b ,s''n 10 400 It Of wilsavr 2o1oo2i
r,. Y n4ond ERS' 20 l5 M'I[ Price executor
to II.oJy INN" G.,,v t,rsp to s,,nocIg 1880
Ng<aGa T;nfr harrison no. 70 iufacn ~ 10000
l27 ~ looN2S'; Caroline '"'''" -. $500
Amst@rt'm-a'e No ''''S' h'"'' "'''e $4,000
led H,. q, 5, 500 # Ayenue, ls9Nicoli; 900
ss4. NO. zoo r Johnston Bp%gS''' 1872 900
Iexinrt0n.a,r. 80 1CSt. g IL n y tnth--t.
1870 T9oma' II hoF u inc 'N''' 20 900
Lob 90, 80, ~ ,i y =" Tavlo- 5000
11th..t ~ 30 last; Ch1rlcs Nc' fecy 10
Fr.d 4 and Ch9.'es to"t"rt .... .. e.,
same property: ~ ii uud Charles 'ouu'ft 20
Charles A NcCre-ly ...-- .
i-id hnitrcsan No ~ james F4" eoOo
i'aGs1',lES Nv Colt, to Mart iaashry 1900
i2G iIGiaa ruier 10 o., G. Grcnre ~ 10000
Virginia. at. Plot nap Nebaccn BnSsforf
3fGYI2jN2j a,125. Fdwari Stroud u Annie an
F~'cn .... -. WV
'oo r,7 ,H, "a 9d wro 10 Noe. nccht - 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was a small attendance at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday, and only one sale was aoNcracu
Al auction. no 200 West One-hundren- anu '''','
nrstst is three story stone front house on LOU
Ia sxOg IL II sold for Sl5400 10 Alexander = Mii1.
The following sale at private contract was rPol
No l3l West Forty siXth-st, iourS'ory 'hio s'''o
dwelling 10 Mr.. Gown for $4,000
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counirn propsrtn for Sale and 80 Lei
Countrp proprrip for Sale ano 20 tet
Let's talk

home of your own We'll,
have you got almost enough money to own home!
Well, how much have you got ?-Thats start,
enough to buy lot. Don't you know that one very
helpful way to learn to save is to go in debt for
house? Come out to Paramount and look the place
over Well send dainty book entitled "Farmount
if you want it.
Paramount is beautiful New Jersey town line of New
Jersey and New York railroad miles from New York lies
ridge has beautiful finely shaded and curbed
streets sidewalks tagged water and electric lights being
introduced Rigid against nuisance Lots 25xIoo
$780, from $500 to $3.50 apiece.
Fai,m0nM Land Co.,
$50 ByoaduV
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y EW- YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

AsBt'RY PARK, BEI.MAR SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT
Time table in effect June D. 1890 Trains leave New.
York foot OF Ibrtyst 90 10 9:l1 eipress ~ 10
II Is a. M 30. 80. 30 (cNpressl, % 80 OK
press ) 80 (exprcssl 10 p. sundays. O0 90
a. m. 100 y. ~. ma -.,o
o 10 n.y. 10 noon, 10 10 rNpre,sl 3 40 (expr'>s.
except Fed Bank. 20 (cNpres>l 20 % D. ~ SUM
DAYS, 10. g As q. , Is p. NJ
SUNDAY trains do not stop AZ ocean Grove ana AsouD
IT FUS BLODGETr ]. Il WOOD , -
n. p BALDWIN. Genl Pass Agent c. Il. II. or " D.
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Gitn properin for 5alr.

n a, II IN. st For SALE At a decided bargain.
v X. STEVENSON a CO..
lCG Broadway.
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ALBANY soaTs, PEOPLES LINE.

StranWF~ DREW ana DEAN III ihpND l'NN' l'll
pier al North ltyer foot Canal-'t, ~ D. M Brooklyn
ful.on..t, Via ann,N, D. NJ connecting With express
itan, for George and all Adiroudict points
sharon sprines Coolersiown, Thousand Islands. and
Niagara Fails SAIl KDNN Nlrui STEAMER connects
VII, Sunday morning train for Saratoga
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IF YOU DESIRE \ LOVELY
sea,horc villa sitc Ia a select 10.
cality. away from noise and row.
Gy'Sm, Wit Law renee leach, BE-.
tween Wa e. (To-t and Cedar.
hurst. purchase excursion tex
it % Lawrence. Please address.
for map,
BENZ. ". uIrCHCOCK,
II Chambers-st.. New. York.
IT YOU DESIRE TO LIVE IN
n select locality, less than forty
minutes from Ncw-York CltI.
]iall. rOnriuts;iOn 10 cent, each
way. ln = hcalthful and beautiful
neorty village. on the bcst line
OF railroad 10 be found. please ad
dress, for particulars.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK.
IA Chambofs-st., New.York.
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Ncw.York, Monday. July 7.
r,o ,onoxi,g sale va. made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day 49, ,a,., -,
3.-,ory dwelling with lot, No 200 West Ills
n q 1874 IT Of lAate, lot lo.SAV''h' ~ -
ziJirO.
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r''' From Pier o. Hsctor.-'
For HIGHLAND Beach. S"lhright. Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch SC. At 80. - 300 II 900 a n. 90 3:i5.
ror Atlantic Hichilnds 30. . 90 a. IL. q % Satur.
days onIy 4j, 30. 3 80 p m. sundays . 80 a M.
For Tatcwoot Toms River and Banecat. 30. : rs
or T-lh ro1 Grove. Asburv Park Point pleasant.
&c Al :i5 90. II 100 a. m, 100. 3Aj. 30, > 30
p Wor Roach Haven Atlantic CITY Vineiand Brdccton,
a. N, n
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KTIH 9. UALL,
JOHN J.. HOBSON.
HNNRN II. HALE.
ELBRIDGE -. WOOD.
Executor, and Trustees under will Of b. j. NJ Hale. de-
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DROWNED ~ HuNDHEDs.


rh~ worst Eenture Or th< sterrn ronnd al
Laka repin.
Mrxxxxroxxs, Jaly IA
Tbs stesmer Sea Wing left BED Wing,
Minn.. Sunday afternoon with l5o passen-
eers ca board. bound eor Lake City, where
tbs state sncampmsnt Of the state militia
u in proarsss. At several small towns
along the shcre of Lsake Pepan enough
mors people we're taken on board 10 make
about $50 when the boat reached It's desti-
nnkion. A barge was Ia tow which carried
Ion of this number. Late In the afternoon
The party rs-embsrked for home and was
in the middle Of the lake on Lake City,
whsn cyclone struck tho 6ea Wing. The
bost became unmanAenbls Al once. The
barge was cut loose. and after an hour
drifted TO the slsre with about twenty
people on board. The other 200 or more
we're drowned. Sixty-two bodiss have
been recovered mp to q. m.
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a BRAVE srRuooLE.
Eatns sssaxnsr sea wing F1ehts svaysiy
Hut m valn.

Little stsanser saa wing F1ehts asvaysiy
Hut m va1n.
LAKE CfTr. Minn, July IA
The storm which resulted In sneh great
loss OF life nj Lake Pepin, opposIts the
western end Of The little town, vas q
straight wind blowing af terrific r&se Of
speed, and II completely overpopered
tho excursion steamer SsA Hing.
Lake Pepin is an expansion Of the Missis-
sippi. about thirty miles long and extsnds
east aud wcst. The steamer was rstnSping
from tie camp Of the Minnesota Notional
guard, with party OF Red Wing people
and running iuto the teeth al ~ wind.
The gale was too much for the gkenmer
and the boat was fast getting beyond con-
trol. Capt. Wethsr tried "a save ths lives
of bis passengers by roaming the
boat aground on TIE Wisobnsin
shore. The boat was turned over and
quickly scores OF people we're slxuQgiing in
the waves, from which many Of them may
never be recovered. The vessel tried TO
regain its rieht position but 4uicklx was
seixsd ones more and second ovofturning
upset nsariy all 4 those who stall eInng 70
the vessel.
A few reached shore, bps most u them
closed their eyes under water never % see
the light again. The search for bodies
was begun at once and over sixty hnd been
taken out by daylight. The scene of the
disaster Is across the lins from Lake City,
toward Bed Wing, and as most of CO. vie-
Tins were from that city, the coroner
was notified and ffty-eight bodies taken
there this morning after frat heine viewed
by him II Lakeside.
When the wreck on tho steamer occurred
Il was lifted over against the barge. She
lay over on her port side and was broken
almost into kindiing wood. although
enough of tho framework remained ID hold
il together and work on at 1os30.
The bodies Of woman and ohila. 10
which ropes had been att4shed,
were drawn from mo water. 1'he child
was daughter of John Ninfors. ii Red
Xsne Esua sem4zsve llleekanzsh, x&e
taken ont q fsw minutes lnfeR. That
makes total OF sixty Ave bodies ALREADY
found, or probably about half the total
number drowned.
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LET Us TAKE A PEEP


With Frying Correspondent st the
stnnleys' Honeymoon.
LoEDoN, July III.
A private letter from Malehet Court,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley are
passing their honeymoon, indicates that
the explorer ID In comparatively good
health, considering tho recent tar upon his
strength. The rumors Of his iliness are
exaggerated. Mrs. Stanley writes that he
was able to take stroll yesterday In the
forests In Melchet Coart, and that their
vast solitude reminded him OF his journeys
through Africa. He also says that aside
from some gastric disturbances he is feel-
ing very well, although he was obliged to
retire early in the evening TO gain much
decided rest. Mr.. Stanley writes with
enthusiasm OF the quiet life he islnow en-
joying and says he IL glad 10 be away for
while as least from the "madding crowd"
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COURSE OF THE sToRM.

II Hcsn4ea and Rehaunded, strsa<ing she
E@xth at xntersahss and Leaving Death
Am IT'S wake.
According to the testimony Of those who
Witnessed the storm a. Ii first gathered In
the vicinrys6f Snail Lake, several miles
northwest Of Lake aeryais and about eight
miles from 81. Paui, II first began it's work
Of destruction about three miles from this
Sshasms5ss- and Good cottages es- aasaol--
ishing barn and several sindmills. Afsar
this Il seemed 10 bound into the air,
STRIKING ths earth again near the hamlet Of
Little Canada, where ths FIRST serious dam
age Vas done. Again II skipped space Of
about mile, aud once again lowered 10
the Garth and resumed its work of destrnc-
tion, its fury eliminating near tha shore
OF lake GcrvAis, whore i've deaths we're
caused. Onos again the storm seemed to
rebound into the cir, only 10 regain the
earth half . mile further on, where the
ruins Of the Gastzkn place and bruised
inmates we're left TO bear witness 10 it's
power. Here Ice force seemed spent, and
as II proceeded eastward Il seemed simply
In the nature Of high wind, accompanied
By thunder storm. Hail stones as large
as olives fell Mt White Bear lake. A num-
beg or other cottages ON the lakes we're de-
sfroyed and several OF the inmatss we're In :
iured, but none fatally. Besides the
houses destroyed. nnmhsr Of farms and
wind mills were blown dosn. Noestimats
can be made yet Of the amount
OF damage done 70 property. All sorts Of
rumoKs ~ 10 the killed and injured are ny
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a GALLANT CORPORAL
ne Rcseaes Efstcea People. and Has Earnsd
n casnmisssen.

ne Rcscaes Etsteen fssples and HAS Earned
n Eommission.
Corporal II. L. Perry. Of Sc. Paul saw
the wreck early last night and at once hast
sned TO the spot TO render such assistance
~ was possible. Finding man staading
near boat. he asked 20 be taken Out into
the storm TO the ovsrturning boat. When
refused, he threatened to kill him unless
his orders we're oboysd. and with the help Of
bis unwilling assistant saved tee lives
OF fifteen or sixteen women. Adjt. -6en.
Miller says the man has earned a coinmis-
sion.
e Under command Of Adit.-Gen Miller
the military was put into service and the
men worked nobly at the wreck. The
boat had been wrecked back Of the point
which II knaMn 81 Maidan Rock and Ia
anchored there.
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the lake was raised In spras - fset high.
| should guess. The hotsl h1d over
100 people inside and thsy vsre badly
frightened. Some we're crying a16 others
were praying. The edge of the storm
passed within atty feet of the hotei and
struck tho north side of the iake who're
there we're ave or SIX houses. Th<>e we're
most all swept away. For half an hour
she storm lasted. and Il appears e have
covered tract of nountry shout
one-half to three quarters oy = mile
wide. As soon ~ II had passed ! large
number Of msn vent 10 work helping the
wounded and taking ont the dead on the
other side OF tha lake Carriages Of all
sorts were in uss and D smAlf tug
which had besn blown ashore waa nPated
and sent across the lake. saw fpufteen
people who we're al pretty badly hnxt
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VICTIMS OF a TRUST.

Geld Hooded Methods of Chicag. Zee
Dealers Drive Retail Butchers Out OF
fsuxinees.
Cusc&so. July IA
Majority Of the retail butchers In Chi
cago, owing 20 q raise In the price OF ice TO
II per 100 pounds, have decided 20 close
their shops. Is they cannot pay that price
for ice and sell meat to cover expenses. III
the new Ice company recently organized by
the wholesale packers for the special bene.
d Of the butchers trade, manufacturing
artificial Ice does not a an early date open
up for business, the retail butchers must
shut up theif shops.
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ONE WHO WAS IN 1T.
Description of tine storm &C Kohtn1mmt
Lake by aa Esye Wisness.

Description or the storm &C Kohsnammss
Lake by aa Eye wisnes&
81. Paul. July a.
Mr.. ana AIRS. A. Il. Ronald, OF 81. Paul,
we're ont At Eohiman'a lake during the
storm Sunday and had narrow escape
from injury. AIr. Ronald's story i ~ fol-
lows:
sMy wife and drove out there about
o'clock. We took boat and went cut ash
ting on the lakc and half IN hour later we
saw > ztorm coming up. but thought
a would pass north ii us / palled
t0wards tho wharf however, and bad just
landed when this Storm commenced and ws
ran into KohIman's hotel and had no
sooner got insids than the wharf. 100 fees
iong, was swspt awsv and the boat house
turned oomplstsls ssound. The water IN
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The Venezuelan Centennial Gelebratlon a
Memorial Also 90 Washington.
CARACAS vensxusia. Jniy IA
The national celebration OF the centen-
nial of the famous soldier, Gen. Jose An
tonio Paez, the popular hero of the war for
tho Independence Of Venezuela. lasted
three days. Yenaznalans constantly aeap=
oiated the name Of Washington with that
Of their hero, Paez. and references TO the
United States as glorious, cordial FRIEND
wera heard On every side. One Of the most
beautiful public squares In Caracas is
named after Washington. Il was there
the most important portion Of the oere-
monies was held. IN Carcass every public
building and nearly every private house
was profussly decorated with the vsne-
zuelan flag, side BY side with the American.
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He Follows the Work Of the
Storm King in Disasters
Record.
Damaging Confiagrations at Several
Points In the South---The Loss
viii Reach Millions.
London Postmen Beg To Be Reinstated
MIR. and Mrs. StanIeyis Bliss
full Honeymoon.

DAIEAs Tex. July IL
Fire broke out In the Gould building
this morning and Is spreading rapidly. The
Merchants exchange and the Gould build
ing have been destroyed. They were two
of the finest buildings In the city. The
loss Is likely 10 be 81 900, 200.
A Georgia Town sunsrs
Bauxswrcx. Ga, July ~.
A fire which started In coal warehouse
on the wharf st Brunswick, Ca, swept
slong the bay front, destroying warehouses;
and large quantities Of grain, hay, liquors,
turpentine aud rosin. The loss is about
S2O0, 900.
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sioux olsy a.avs sssss.


Sioux CrTr. July IA.
Hogs--Rscefpts. 1000; oltinial Saturday, I.ozI;
Market lBeb2Oc higher than Saturday morning.
selling at ss.ssg3.e2s bulk, ss.bTA.
shIpnsnss' s. as1kss IA sai aail and steady.
9SSsasiSas ss sas soss ssssTs gsss sIsss ~.
sss ss saoss e soss ~ .osasas soss. ssas
sass@Sss; cows. extra choias eorn-fsd.
nsssos M q samsn i soaa asnns.s IS
eI.2s yeaxitnga. extra choice. SS.0o6]s rs com
men 2.ssessNo; huila. ehoics. 2.ass5e.so; !;
common. sLIsDaa5; veal saaysss poor 70
south Omaha 1--we sseek.
s0UrB OMAHA. July IL
Hoss--EAseeipss, $500 Official Saturday. 4sg0s !
shipments. eaSs, Maskst opened 400 higher,
saIllnQ m& SanSAE1 G4 bulk, &3s0n.
cettie -Iisesipta, 2.eoo oftseiAi Saturday.
Loo shipments. - ears M@xkst opened easy
Chicago Lsvs stsck.
CMcAoos July IA
Hoes- Receipts 2a0un Market aetfvs, nrn
ami higher Lieht 80 7sas3.98; heavy packing
and shipping es.7o@ae5.
io~er. Besses. ss.Se@sso; stoekers' 80 sasSa 60
"a shesp-Rseelpta. Y.oo. Market steady.
Mutt0ns % 7seBs. 10; stoekers, ss.saas4.sS
New xerk Produce.
NRw YoRK. JURY IA
whsas unehansse. July. as@ssssc; sep
snmber, 0fizNs9z5Sc.
Corn Higher No. q Asl@sskAssc
0M4s-~Qm1exs Western. n1zf&fc.
proviaions Pork steady mssu. s1s2s a1a7s.
Lard steady &6.l2M. BuAk0x. wemk western
s@i7A4e Egss. firmg wsstsrn, l&eslssse.
Chicago Frosiaee.
Cmc6ac, July ciose ;iS y. "a.
Wheat Eaay cmef s7s s6nptanabar. aeA4n.
Corn steady cash, 37Ma September Ss9ko.
0ata-tstsady; ehshs sasze; September. sss6e.
kye-tlutet af 4pe,
HAKleW-Htaady.
Prime Ttmothy~x n1.8&.
NImx-E Easy at wf-Aks
Whfsky~- 81.l0.
pxoyinions- dull cash sla.Bs sep
as1nbes, eane0 Lard, nrm cash sB.8a1
September. SOY
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The TeFrfhae Loss of Life in tho Taega Ex-
psosien Made Certain.
CHICAGO. July II.
II 10 now known beyond q doubt that
forty victims In the Tioga explosion Friday
night were blown into eternity. Twenty
cne corpses have been taken ont mp to II
o'elock TO day from tho hold Of the vessel.
The river wsll also Be dragged for supposed
oorpses. Il is expected 10 hnd number
- ehtt1 steSsdores undar some barrels yes
piIed IN cornsr Of the hold.
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POISONED AT a PICNIC.

soIon People Were Mot Wise in Their
Prohibition TsFpls-No Fatal CRses-
Iowa cITr. Ia, July II.
One hundred and fifty men. women and
children 81 church picnic nj Solon, north
Of Iowa City, we're prostrated yesterday
with serious symptoms of poisoning,
caused by using water from an abandoned
wslls Physicians we're summoned and ad ;
ministered remedies and In few hours
the patients recovered, no cases being
fatal.
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a FLORIDA DROWNING.

uaisscky Thirteen sse out IN Bsaa and
Three Meet Death.
dArxxsyILrR. Fla. July IL
A party Of thirteen persons were cut In
sail boat Sunday afternoon at Alachua
lake. when aboas mile from tie shore
the boat capsized and all were thrown into
the water. Ten were saved by clinging to
the side of the boat. but three OF the
party, Mrs. l.. j. Tsurkheim and her O.
year-old sou. end Miss Title Brown, were
drowned.
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THE DEATH LIST.

ONE. Hundred and Twsmty-fa We're
drowned NJ Lake Pepin. and rive killed
~ "a. Paul.
MxsxsAroLEs. July Il
II now appears certain that at least las
lives wers lost in the disaster at Lake Pspin.
About seventy bodies have already been re-
covered and il II thought nj least nifty
more bodies are fast In this wreck
at The bottom OF ghe lake. The list of the
killed and injured u 81. Paul does nor 20
far diffss materially from that already ssnt
out viz: Fivs killed and dozen In
jnrsd.
From early morning q patrol OF row
boats was kept mp all over the neighbor-
hood OF the wreck, looking for bodies.
Several were found In that way last night,
and small boy was found floating and
yelling three miles from the scene
Of the disaster. Battery A, Of 81.
Paul, kept up . cannonading during
tho day trying to rasse the bodiss,
bat without success. The little steamef
tug Wandsrer tried unsuccessfully 20 pull
tho wreck apart, and then the Ethel
Howard came mp the river and with the aid
OF the Luella pulled apart the fraas of
what had been the steamer Sea Wing up
out Of the water. The Luella then pulled
releasing three hodiss, one woman ana two
young men. Ailae Palmer, of Trenton,
was one OF these, but che two men haye net
bsen identified. This makes total Of
sixty -eiehf bodies now found.
A narwow H1scape.
J. w. Terrell aud Miss VALDEZ, r q.
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rhs sgaasII ln DAsxer.

CATnos July IA.
Reports from Khartonm by latg arrivals
at Wady Kalpa confirm the previous an-
nouneemens Of the revolt Of the tribes In
the interior Of the Boudan against the
fnahdi. AZ last accounts IL was rapidly
spreading, some Of the best hghting TRIBES
having joined in Is. Tne position OF the
mahdi IL prscaFsous. The Insurgents seek
10 complete the overthrow or his power.
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THE SILVER BILL SIGNED.

The President ssaac ~ q Law immediately
on nts Reeeipt.
WAsmNhroS. July II.
The president approved the silver bill
Immediately upon its receipt at the white
house.
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LoNnoM, JULY a.
a correspondent on shs London Tmss =
Madrid teiagraphs that tho reports that
eholera prevails in the city Of vaIsneis are
absolutely false. There h not > single
case of the disease la thar city. nor u
shsrs shadow Of the panic which has
bean alleged 20 exist thsra.
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TEN LIVES LOST.


IsouysvlLR, July "a.
A special TO the EseRing Times from
New Albany, Ind says: The Gosport
accommodation train on the Monon route
sollsded with q freight train 1t smlthvills
station, eight miles south OF BLOOMINGTON,
this morning "A $50. Ten lives we're lost.
There are not any telegraph facilities at
Hmithvills and no details can be had YET.
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a nEuAEvAss OF Denver places ths total
4 r25,eeo.