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HE TOOK THE POISON IN BED.
Suicide or n Young Man who Was Mar
ried Secretly Ten Days Ago.

'uiCiuS ph n Ou0R MAN VINO was MAR.
| ried Secretly Ten Days Ago.
CHICAGO. Aug. III. C. Conway. private Sec
re;ary to Manager Walker OF tho Illinois Steel
Sherman House to-day.
His vito woke from sound sleep and found
that ho was dead An empty vial labelled NOR
phino was on u chair near tho bed. Mrs. Con-
way is 20 and pretty. She told this story:
I'VE were married In Marquette on July 90.
IIe wanted me to como to Chicago with him
thcn. but was not ready to como. When he
left he told me he would sond for me
when he had his vacation. and we
tour. On SATURDAY, / received telegram from
ny husband Mc telling me 70 meet him ut the
f. acisi ,s,ranssiy. and seemed 70 nave been
thing about diving and that he was tired OF
living. / thought he, might ,hnye. been dis
sharSed but fund tina: he had been losing
Yesterday. about O'clock in the afternoon.
iHente Of liIaor lie sat down ard U Wrote tc sew
ecal letters. one OF them was to his mother. He
w,4'o ner he was going to die; and told hcr ssy-
| asked sin, Il he intended to Kill himself ana
10 told ma it was mono Of my business, lie
When he got rp We mont out and entered u sa.
lon on Randolph street, where we had several
1t was about II o'clock when We came back
to he hotel. Before he went to. bed he
some OF it in, n glass. then drans 1t.
| thought nothing OF It. as knew
make him sleep when he had been drin King,
Whom no went TO bed he sniI Well, Muy, I
guess I'll break away
About 2 o'c OK in the morning | awoke and
found him taxi more morphine. begged him
not 20. and grabbed the glass. splling some OF It
ana drank u. When awoke about . O'clock
this morning found he was dead. ] never
thonRht he meant to Kill himself.
The Cnroner's jury accepted her story and
q. ciGed that Conway had committed suicide
while under the influence OF drink. His pax.
euts knew nothing Of his marriage.
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~ CITIZEN n HOlIER.
Me Snys He Found This Pinned Co = Tree
an Central Park.
The following letter was received by mail Mt
Poll e Headquarters yesterday:

IN Central Park.
The following letter was received by mail Mt
ro!i'e Headquarters yesterday:
n. Y. July 81, 1891.
G"N- fhj-f orJnl:re or,te City ., Ie.c rUrk:
DiAE SIR: This Is an opportunity / have
iona sought for. iii. ever since last Saturday
afternoon. On said afternoon walked from
tho Museum in Central Park to that part OF
tha reservoir which Is cleaned ur. After looking
a inmates toward the reservoir turned around
Tor going further. On lifting my eyes noticed
pinned on u tree mis- enclosed paper. Although
directed to tho police was AFRAID to- be
laughed at. Skill l KEEP. 1t in my pocket. Tho
evening parer informs OF missing man from
Newark yesterday. Perhaps it Is that n.an
WHO pinned tho enclosed paper In Central
larS Take due notice thereof and 8; ~, =; A.
In tire letter was, inciosed o blank receipt
irnIa Tho metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. across the face OF which was written in
ie;,: pencil he following:
where ,on may set M. lwi sxn no name
On the back OF the paper the following was
written also III pencil:
7c,hs l"'"' ~ .>er York, Ja'y2G 1921:
rhs time YOU catch n s MY bod Wi h es aaen MT r1Sn
i"ese, up Tor MY mural ii. dscns'aed mo three
doc wa. s "n 70 Xii nm pa: ""s. my shsencs
Was bette. so goodUH hopirGyou ge' my body sGoE
Tn. news;n..er Clipping enclosed described
tho disappearanrc OF Elijah Gova!; an insur.
July %. 40 Citizen" SAYS. he found tho paper
on jnv rs. and. MS 1t is dated July ~. the police
thinK tina. citizen Ii !estinE with them. They
infer t,nm hts letter that he isa Free Mason.
When he henri "Citzens' letter. He faid
that there Is no part Of the reservoir now being
cleaned up. The old reservoir Is being re-
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HIS MOTHER saw MN sHoOE
Suicide or n Bank Clerk who Was HI and
Partially DernnEcd.

Sr. Louts. Aug. 1.-Dabney Alexander. aRod
%. corresponding clerk OF the State Savings
Bank. killed himself In tho presence OF his
mother Mt IN early hour this morning. Inst
November he had 4 severe attack OF grip and
pneumonia. Since then he has shown ten
dcncy at times to commit suicide.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Alexander re-
turned homo from the bank in apparently
good health. After supper he sat out on tho
front steps Joking md laughing with his sis
terS and some neighbors. suddenly his PLEAS
ant manner changed. and he abruptly loft tho
group. The next morning he was ill., and DR..
w. Huston Ford. tho family physician, was sent
for. Ho at once pronounced it. n return OF the
mental tr ub!o strict watch was kort over
Alexander. some OF tho family being ut his bed
side all the time
About o'clock Mrs Alexander avoke. and.
relieving the watcher, took hcr rlnce by hcr
son 8 bedside. Toward GRybreak the patient
hogan 10 prow restless. but soon quoted ana
his mother left the room for time.
When she re ntet ell she saw her snn sitting
m in the bed vii u revolver in his r ght hand.
She sprane forward and threw herself upon
him Just MS he shot himself in the right temple.
=. Alexander was the chief support Of the fam
LILY since tho failure OF hts fathers oycsGht.
Tho family consists of the aged father and
mother. an older son than Dahney who does
not reside in s.. Louis. and iE,ee grown .up
daughters, who teach in the public schools.
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s1ovER uyAN1MousA7 NOMINATED
The Wo:k or the Fourth District Judicial
JOurncd.

MALONE. y. y. Aug. Tho dea llock was
partially broken to-day in tho Fourth District
Judicial Convention by the withdrawal OF kel-
logg in favor OF Tappnn. and q motion that tho
nomination OF Tappan and Sovcr be made by
reclamation. This practically dropped Badger.
and In IN instant the franklin county dole
gate, +. ID. Kilburn. was on his feet and angrily
denounced tho motion. 1t is probable hut for
hi. well -tinei ind effective speech that the
two men named by KELLOGG would hnvo been
nominated
To c"unteract the effect OF his words. Leslie
". kusscll renlie hut "hen the bnl0t was
inken. II beng tho nine y-llf,h ronsecmtivo
ballet. Sto,er WAS unanimously u, minated.
the, remaining votes heiuE, scattered. Baddser
2. Tnppan Z. Buricigli 3. Tho woes for Bur.
leigh were g ven merely Tor the purpo.os Of
heas y, o,nSs may his VINES OF me et
and on ihr third ballet the deadlock was re-
newed on tho single candidate. the vote stand
ing Tarran Z and kadser Z; Ten ballots
la!lot tho result remained the same. After
the noon recess much tim" was lost in consul
tRtiun ovor ndiuurumsnt. thn late finally being
fixed on Burleich's motion, and nhiournmert
was taken until Aug. II. at i. ~, at the town
ball at Saratoga.
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ANOTHER FENCE WAR.

Lawyer SiIvcr,toRc. This Time. In 81 Snnrl
with the Long Island Railroad.
Tho Long Island Railroad has another fence
war on in Long Island City. This time 1t is
Lawyer Joseph Silverstone. who objects 10 the
comrany stretching q barb-wire fence across
street along which he owns property. BY
this fence the company intend 70. cling the city
to build a bridge over tho tricks. Mr.. Silver
street as far rs the railroad track. Yesterday
the railroad eompany put gang oi men to
dug up along the track and piled back in the
street making h!g!. hank. A barb-wire
fence was then stretched along the front OF lie
Silyera,o one says he will tear this fence down
as fast as the railroad company puts 1t up.
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1uEy7r-roUn NET ARMr OFFICERS.
Promoted from the Ranks and Appointed
from Civil Life.


from Civil Life.
WAsHiSGToE. Aug. 1.--Socretary Proctor to-
day approved the reports OF tho TWO Boards Of
Army Officers which recently examined new
commissioned officers and civilians for ap-
rointment 10 the army rs second iieutenants.
Twelve candi .a,es were selected from each
list, leaving seyen non-commissioned officers
aud twelve civilians Who for various reasons
failed to pass the severe examinations. The
new officers were sent TO regiments having the
least number OF such ap9ointmentS.
1t Is the opinion OF the officers who served on
the boilrds that conducted these examtnattons
that these twenty-four men Will be q decided
acquisition to tho service. The promoted nom
commit ssionrd officers were assigned to reg-
mehts tlr-t. 1t beng the policy OF the depart
ment to favor tho promotion from the ranks US
far as possible.
Tbs success stul candidates arc rs follows:
Prom the ron ,mmissloned clHss: JEines q. Ila:.
fort. ftith cavalry. J,hn h"hca. seventh Cavalry;
Natrhrs 4. Ba.oi, Nintn ava!ry; Charles Hayes:
EI..n. .raa;y Tn% Il Srre s.y. lMsn,y fss
1y rnS Sa..F s sns M aanirS
lE iia.sy siyssG Hian'ry rh Wnss r N.an,,
Infantry. a BERT Dalton. Twenty'seconl Infantry
From the civilian class: I5vln J. fnlihps sixth
Cavary; Frank iomp,lns. ERnih Cavalry. T. -
Infan,ry EDWARD s,reroos titt6 Infantry; Arthur W.
.alrs, Eshlh infantry, Edward shnt;ieT, o,,.
Nnn irrinen Tw, my Hrsi Infantry: Frank A. Dhrton
Tw"nty.t"nrth Infantry, H. L. Nctorke. Twsniy'hith
Infantry.
signed Z" Tho Twenty'Erst infanify, Morow taass
precedence IN rans.
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"'ALs ABOUT IMp0HrED 1u1r81E.
"'o'> nj Washington 90 Ia relic s,.es,
IN Supervision Here,


Tsh'',irnS Anc. Tho Secretary Ct the
o,cHI .r' has written letter 10 tho Collector
"cu'''ns ut New York in which he says:
h. p'a'n' Is made to this department that
M,Nafehonsirg and withdrawal OF lumber
n,.s no!t Is conducted with such careless
asss ~ 10 facilitate fraudulent transactions.
meat, no Instructions contained In depart
~ e'1er OF tho 18th inst. are SO construed
Of ,uu as 10 permit tho unladlng and ladlne
cus,on el In lond without supervision BY
dena,," ohicels. 1t is further reported to this
rsoul'..n' mat pretcnce OF conformity with
IA ta.,' IL made by parties who design at Q
;bo.. entries certain bonded yards. like
ro,s mo Erie Basin. with no purpose of
III, in'. ae lumber on such premises. but with
and Ioeh Of delivering 1t to private yards
dcs,r ,eAs' and that it 10 30 delivered. In tho
N.,'' Nnents letter OF tho 18th inst. you
Of u'o'hed that on account Of COMPLAIN, Is
nv0,.ai Dealers in regard t. the hardships
Inn, IN lhe practice which prov JAILED at
liza ot Inc apartment was willing to test
70 pes, 'cai eject OF q compliance with their
volved i, and iurther that all eypopses In
ceiyed ~ u Es special supervision Of u m Dor re-
| 10 mia III, cred under this permission are
ar" ,dre"te3 W ne owners or exporters. and you
II YOU hnw , 10 promptly notify this deuartment
Of rr' cad reason o suspect any irregulArity
piiycce hsrs or danger tie revenue from The
i o Ins,rpa,tment are true. II is evident that
,bservnau cllinns above quoted have not been
~ d,,oou. ~ would also appear that you have
'''u inc special supervision ct the ex-
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TO the Island or Grenada Direct

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The Bureau OF Amer.
lean Republics has information that the Colo.
NAL Government proposes 10 grant to Messrs.
Turnbul. Stewart 4 Co. aubsidy to main.
taia direct speedy communication between
tho Island Of Grenada in tho West Indies
md New York. Tho Government agrees to
pay $1,000 In auartorly ins.alments for one
Grenada for New York. The steamers are to
be provided with frst-class nccommodat alton
saxe are not to exceed: First-cluss. $50: Sec
ond-clnss. $32 Tho rates for IRE! light. for fruit.
and vegetable are: Bananas and pantains, 60
cents box or 100,
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TASSETT TAKES A WEEK OFF.
nc ,rG, 10 NE WILL MOVE INFO THE
W. CUSTOM HOUSE


x..,,.,,o. rrh.rav. p.,x..
Ienn"" xyu, Answer Letters 10 En-.
Iy,ibur Not Likely to be Thrus'
l,to Appraiser Soopers sioe'
.,or rassett. Collector Erbardt's sue
eeu. Una at tho Custom House yesterda,
eeeso liz came to confer with Col Err
!no," nd 70 usk the Colonel II he would mold
pA" ~. of,ce until such time as he, Mr.. Fas.
.st,, should have arranged MS rriVa'e aHairi
e'r
!" ,r., ,bcmuna Senator looked very much
Ia RI. night before whom he arrived a,
r'. t',,l he yos all tagged out. For the last
wv ,,on,hs bc had I cen travelling ovor the
w. w. First he had been out to the grea,
.ou farm and had rustied through the
,., s,,re Tben BIO had boon an active In .
..noo 4, The discussions OF the Rerutlican
Hueu.o ro,,r;,tou Mt Washington. From
NNionhi ,o'"" aons % Cana Mav 10 can Nh.
there he had gone 10 .a'e AMY W SOU TUG
n'.,itn,t But when no greeted Col. Erhardt
',a. morning a good nights rest had
Jeststua, m nv. TITO bis cbeeks.
"Good morning Colonel. how nre you p said
wv r..sn,t
How do you DO. Mr.. Collector" replied Col.
r.hnra,. and tho two shook hands very
kfhain'' "'
heartily.
The Young man from lnemuEc ana Coi. Er-
-, hoI /. ,riynto conference Mr. Eassett
nafu' ""' a. ,,c,,,,,tios =, tho co,lector and
eIplainou mo -, -, =. -,
asked tho Colonel II no would not hold on to
a. rloeo for wcoE
'nc W "'"l dsar senator. replied Col Erhardt.
Gill 40 m, thing iu tho world that is reason
W." WI. ohl;p, you. 60 homo and SEQ your
aole W W. ,,i,ota ,fr,,rs ona ,vbon
~, ,es1 eonycncn, or you TO take hold come In
s...w,"
Than; YOU. c .ne!.1 replied Senator Fas.
so,t, and then Ilr lasse.s was told TINT many
leue1s ~ " MIL House ,,,'lrass,d to him mar
st tho Custom House auutessaa 10 h''h per-
sonally. Senator fassott was very vol nc
,.,.a rp,h frank Sporry, Col. Erhsrdt's
stc:clMy a.! laa u oe'ru n'in "S VI DIG ,tiehn
II. gu he sl,t;e.. lie electors o'iice. Turn
A., .,er,,,Ln i,,om;uc CoI,ct5- sail.
"s,n AZ, ~ nn, .'.,,,. I" X ,nI; 10 II" !,
NJ r,c ~ w. vi YOU be Kind en- ongh
~ io"H U,v' sis.,,,,,s 10 ,Ui,uw ont your in
.He', n" '.o !" ',,' -. liam -
s,,e'.V WAR, nnLrr,o * ,he task, and he will!
hF. . ,p,.,, I, week 20 through Mr., Fnsseti's
le /" 1," a"i ,,rsai.,s ana Indicate The au
ni,or ia. H. ID he wnm Il' t .,H VII" IN.
I,uS tntI It, 'o.ol,ow " il. ma, 'N NUM- m
t,"s a.. - az vi .c;'Is and reads 81 d.
ssns %, 81 ~ HI he E al h, s;iV S.sn FOR Ma
umIrrn y'- 10 mr OK NV" mna psen i neT
i,na ,...a,, van. - Fir irr y.terdnv sf,er
,,oos
AVN Y"s.n,.orp,., uri,sh from WASHINGTON
rp r he was i. j, > ns'l.t Communicative mood
n nh,t ~ = Is Ir",r ieils anVthup. "Yon cant
40, sioc 10 .,,,n ~ er,lIsr i;ilIv birch used fo
s ss ," s", N, Fiat, Tirch' liz The wny' was s
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~ APPEAL TO CESAR,
IN Other Words. to Mr.. Roosevelt. from .
skiltaily OntIaySc cd Clerk,


skiiia'ly OntiaWcd Clerk.
10 n. GATED sne,s IRA Service conmfs,onsr. Ua,h
tQtor n .
"GESrLEMES: desire to inform your hon.
orhc'o body that have been dismissed from
the classified customs service at tho NOT Of
New York in y manner contrary to tn, splrit
snd design OF civil service reform, and ic prs
teh'n" this lro'est would call attention 10 tho
following facts;
am CLERK. Class
have had charge Of the Receip, and Dis
tribu,ion 0. Entries for tho mast fonr vaars
The dcs.: IS an .mrortrn, ono and cnnnof be
aispensei with under the p,esent svstem 81
sM,rng business at this port.
ca,.r Of te TIC ss Ms9n er,ymnn deputy col
, tne erect thnt was directed 10 assume the
nu,u'S q GENERA! ioI clerk. in place O: VIII
saht S H. kRsnespa, unit Otherwise ordered the
desk had Just LEFT. "'e o'0e'eu " 'ue
dc ntSeo;, IL, was then made In the re-
clerk a. Il 81 io 60 "''l sh The Office .: ono bond
ishsd NO. no., once o. general bond clerk is not abo-
su ' srn II &c. but have been disniirs sod.
golice,"rs oice S I,scd.sen t,y Obtained At the
i om nor 4,d not ulc,ate Tho tran Ser OF clerks
mi 81 IN neon 70 another. nor was no cogniz-
n.ac, in' . saH, rrasilsed upon him. The
,;r,riy nnn deem il requisite to the dignity
Lui ,Isn ,ror". not only TO rein stai @ me,
c ~rG have brought terison ,,ron !, BY tbc cons
ea,nm n 'i i, "ItL not. held nv position by
lTs4sni ON IN Va, s Gnen promotion. and nm ut
a .n II ne resent ADMINISTRATOR d. sres to
i,s saw VI" ''iaicrous attitude 81 compelling
.Iicilis cnn',i,itn wolS themselves into an
Rsen Men 10 promotion. OF course no fnr:her
iii .rrv,.o an an 10 oL"rsG against such uiIr.
~, zen nun"e my dismissal. "a unins. un,ow.
r,r,, M, nn nnrons,l t'onal and Gs a matter of
Old ,.'nr u -, ,''S,'ce demand my Reimbursement.
Ia SirJic,.. n,,ar hp"y n. the ri oper tribunal
un,v,iiiE,,.e my cicse Should III prOtrst ha
m mus, hn !" ny restoration, legal measures
rIrb bi 10 ,aken for the establishment Of my
'-''s worry r-siectiully. Wy
u GROVE STREET. BIcoKIY MSs A =; hHI 1sei
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Prefers MormonIsm to u Fortune In Eng.
Inad.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l.-Maude Estabrooke. at
one time ribbon CLERK Of a large retail dry
goods establishment in this city. but who is
said to be an heiress to fortune In Leeds,
England, has boon found In Salt Lake City by
a Scotland Yard officer who has been following
her. She is now tho thirteenth wife OF Mormon
Elder jenkins OF that city, and Is so satisfied
with Mormonism that she refused to accom-
pany Inspector Watkins back TO Leeds to
claim her inhcrtanne. Size eloped from Wen ma
with an attach OF the English Legation. who
jumpinR overheard. Tho girl driited West
with traveller; became dry goods CLERK here.
and family. and then went to Salt Lake.
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WILKEsDARRE. Aug l.-Sherif Robinson pre-
sented q peculiar petition TO court to-day.
Elias Young will be tried at tho next term Of
court for the murder OF the SberiGs brother,
Elias Robinson Tho tragedy tool pin .
wsnt,-hvc yrnrs ago. but the sv dcnIs las
Is an interested party, and that II would not
be right for him 10 dlaw the Jury to Try the
case. The Court appointed Coroner Pier 10
draw the Jury
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In Grippe ON tho L.brador Const.

HALIFAX. Aug. IA correspondent at Blanc
sablanc. on tho Labrador coast. writes that Ia
grippe has been prevalent throughout the
coast, and that numerous deaths have result
ed from 1t. The. reoplo along the coast suf-
from LAnse a Loup east TO Red Bay tho neo-
pie were in n pitinble condition. some OF them
being on the verge OF stary al ion. The outlook
Tor them Is deplorable. Fish are scarce and
the people are unable to get them. owing to
extreme weakness consequent upon the inGu-
0nZH.
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CHARLESTON. g. C., Aug. IL. Hendrix Nc
Lean. the organizer Of tho White Republican
League in this State left hero for the North
to-day. lie Raid he was going on in response
to an invitation to meet some prominent white
being much g,aliHed with the success attend
ing the movement thus far. Mr. McLean's trip
is surmised to be concerning the next delega.
ton 81 South Carolina Republicans TO tho
National Convention and may mean the ar
rangement of q combination OF the two OF the
wings OF the party in this State
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Engineer and Fireman Killed.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Aug. LIN a collision on
tho South Carolina hallway last night Henry
Brissenden. engineer. and W. c. Brown who
was working his passage 10 Charleston as fire.
man. were killed by jumping from the engine
before the collision occurred. Before jun ping
Brissenden reversed his engine and Tut on the
air brakes. The engine did not leay O tho track,
and none Of the passengers was iniurc..
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Tried to KIN Herself ..d Failed.

Mrs. Anna Drosher Of 1885 Avenue A. has
been out Of work for two months. and this. to-
gother with her husbands desertion. made
her very despondent.
About 7 O'Clock yesterday morning shc
oreneh the window of her room on Tie first
Moor and iumpel out. She landed on the
pavement ~ the back yard and broke her
right leg and caused slight concpssion OF the
brain. She was removed TO the PRESBYTERIAN
Hespital. She will recover.
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Arrived-sArURDALA Aug. l.
So Etrutia, Hams Liverpool
SS IiiEdoo DOrClnBA Hull.
IS Columbia Nugol1esaDR. Southampton
- Sautuit. sturRes, Hc1l,e.
So Palatine, swsn Gibraltar.
rs Frnnkiin. Nrhermann. Bluehelds, Nc.
- Raleigh BURGESS DObOv cd
"a Sit stolrz. Te!t Cove N. I.
SIS rliurnunl Mace, Boston
ssCity OF IitcHbury, Bibb-r. Fall Rlvsr
Shi Vim. J. Hancock, Dick inkou. Liverpool!
ship Fury dice. Hendricks st joins, n r.
Barr AJAX federsen, ArendaL
ifor later arrivals see First Faye
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In a fight at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mt 332 East Thirty-second street. Lizzie DAILY
q iaundress. was stabbed In the shoulder By
Casper keito. an Italian. who used carving
knife. Reito ran away. Last evening the
police Of the East Thirty-third street station
arrested keit0. who wRs locked w.
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EAHINE INTELLIGENCE

pisIAIrRr ALMAHAc-Tuis
Sun rises. So Sun SETS. l+I Moon rises. 2S
wArER--rnrs DAY.
saudy Hsok. s IS Gov Island. 27I Hell Gate. II
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pense OF the parties. which is set forth In tho
,,stter relerTed to; In order to remove any am

pense OF the parties, which Is set forth In tho
letter reierred to, In order to remove any am
biguity or doubt from the matter you are now
directed to observe tho following rules:
Lumber received at your port and entered for RI.
whrehousnF WIN be subject to srecal At
the expense of the ewner such shall con.
ss ol constant oversight night aud day by eustons
ncers from the ts OF arrival In until tho luIn.
Der shall have teen discharged the weasel or cars
Ihnspottins the hame and conveyed to the bonded
ynrd named in the snrv. Hut " Withdrawn for imfns
smn., sNPort shnL under the same oversight aud
snnervIson % deltvoel to the exporting vessel
and u Withdrawn t.r Immediate consumption
sight snd TO the parties make
slcn wMhurAwAL The compensation of the officers
signed such oversight and shall be est.
ma'ei by you IN advance by the owners OF the lum.
per whenever " shall not be delivered directly from
The tran.roriing vessel to the bonded yard and
OF thsr REFUSAL to deposit such compensation viii
delivered "
Nettleton has informed the Collector OF Gus
IONS ct New York that tho practice at that
port OF admitting free OF duty certain auanti.
ties OF surplus stores ACCOMMODATING imported
animals appears to to without warrant Of law.
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Ssy sssassrs Sfsna Ladiss Collar. ana Qua "'
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Ioker,a Bitter~ since 1921 eclnowisdged TO b.
BY far the best and finest biers made
taken pure or with wine or liquor.
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2ns,nrss 5lotiecs.

NJ winslow's soothing Syrup for ehidrsn
!eethinG softens the gums reduces imam nAtion al
lays pain. cures wind colo 70 cents bottle
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Ark for LIOS BRAND COLLARS AND CUFFS
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Secure .sound alad, W hlch seldom Eoei
Without sound digestion. BY using AnEostura Bitsrl
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Is Alaska, from New York, Al Queenstown.
S. BufAlo. from New York, 81 Hun.
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