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Az q little help to the poor children. the
Rosary Magazine offered yesterday free OK
cursion to Staten Island that twenty-three ac-
cepted and enjoyed. The little ones assem-
bled Mt the Rosory office. As Warren street. In
The morning, and cnrryinR lunch baskets and
american flags marched down broadway 10
the boat. Rain interfered. but otherwise they
enjoyed the day.
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Yachting GOSSIP.

Tie New York Yacht Club has sent out . supplement-
TO Its club hook giving the recent chsnyes Of owner
soir and additional facts about It's bVstA 10 COM
pete up to GATE.
The first run OF the New York cruise will be onlv
about ten miles, hiio the Tuesday will be about
fiSty hve miles.
,rirr I.,A>m July 3o-Anchored hero are the yachts
MarRuerite. Mayt0wsr. Lotus troquois. RevA AistrA
Mineola, Sayonara FantA Po-tia Ilcon, LiriA Rhine
gold Ataanta Eroncho, Surf Hattie, Ventura Fannie
and launch rharos
+. D. Morrans Gloriana went OF the dry dock at
Herreshoh's yard Tuesday afternoon.
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KINGSTON. Ont. July 30.-The Grand Orange
Lodge OF British America concluded Its ses-
sions to- day. 1t will hold its next meeting in
Montreal n. Clarke Wallace. NJ. T.. wa. re-
that the definition OF "OIangeman" aud
"Orangeism in Chambers s,Ency clopa.,lia AMI
the Amerrnn Encyclopedia was objectionable.
and the propriators will be ask cd to publish the
general declaration as set forth in the consti.
tuition. large deEutation nrnve to CataIannt
Cemetery this evening and PLACED wreath on
the grave Of Sir ohu Macdonald.
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x,,,ed he AN Insane Patient.

E1a,y. Ill.,. July 3O.-At the Northern Illinois
Asylum for the Insane in this city the fire
man, George Lindsay had for O helper John
Anderson. a quiet patient While they were in
the coal house to-day. no others being present.
attacke ed Lindsay with u heavy hammer. He
was atterwRrd caught n the act rf thrustinS
mace lire. Anderson's mania was OF a religious
nature. and III the six years since he came
icom Porkiord no has never shown homicidul
tendencies,
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Farmers and Proh,b,uou,-t. Unite.

FLEMrNGToN. N. j.. July 30.-The Hunterdon
county Prohtbitionists met hero to-day and
put the following ticket In the field: Senator.
n. B. Rittenhouse: Assembly. First district. ].
B Creagar: Second district. Amos Bearder.
This ticket has considerably siRnificanGe. be-
ticket The farmers movement In this county
IL very strong. and these nominees nre 20 pop.
ulAr that ihoir strength. together with the 300
straight Prohibition votes. will cause no little
anxiety In the old parties.
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FLUSHING. July 3o.-Late las: night James
McCanly and woman hirod horse and
wagon at O'Connells livery stable and g. arted
TO drive to Village Point. They followed tho
track OF tho electric railroad to Flushing
drove along tho trestla work Of the bridge.
The horse broke Its leg and the occunants OF
and the woman got ont and went away. 1t Is
believed that McCanly and the woman came
from New York. The police are looking for
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MEDINA. July SO.-Jonathsn White OF Shell
by. this county. Is being searched for by the
police. He Is charged with abduction White.
who Is 80 years old. Induced pretty little Clara
Eissell. aged IA years. to elope with him. and
after driving to neighboring place succeeded
OF the girl were wild when the facts wero
learned: and promptly went In search OF the
aged bridegroom but getting wind OF the dis
turbance. While allowed the girl to return
home and fled for parts unknown.
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Had TO Rustic When the Bank Caved.

ST. PAUL. July 3O,-A special to tho Despatch
from Pierre. $. D.. says: There was lively
time at Fort Pierre yesterday, caused BY a sud
den change In the channel Of the Missouri
River. which washed away s.rip Of the bank
eighty feet wide and quarter q mile long:
strip. but by energetic work they were barely
saved from topping over into the Hood.
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Spanish. A me r,cnn Notes.

Orr OF MEXICO. July 30.--Ramon Wriate and
Andres Amya have sailed from Salvador to
Europe for the purpose OF negotiating aloan
OF S.. OOO.0 900.
Tho treaty OF peace and unity, signed be-
between tho Governments OF Salvador and
city Of Guatemala. by placing a tax on tho
coffee that is now being exported from Gunte;;
mala aud issuing bonds. the Government viii
who have not received q cent since last April.
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Caught Between Railway Oates.

LONG BRANCH. July 3O.-Frederlck Trice OF
Montaplane started to drive from his homo TO
Pleasant Bay In a bucsboard this afternoon.
Az he was crossing tho New Jersey Central
Knjiroai track IN the sandy Hook branch the
3:4i train from sandy HOOK came along. TIRE
could not 90 either way. 10 horse was killed.
but he jumped and saved his life.
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The Turkish Al,ni.t-r'. Lunch Party.

BAR HARBoR. July 3O.-Havroyeni Boy. tho
Turkish Minister. gave a fashionable lunch
party at the Canoe Club house on Rodicks
Island this afternoon. About 100 guests were
present, including Mrs. blaine, the Misses
A. Grip Minister from Sweden: Maguis de
imperia Italian Charge aAinireM o me- r o.
A. Clifford barney. Mr.. George =. Newell. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ryerson. and many other
people prominent In society and political
nj plas
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OTTAWA. July 3O.-Bcfore the Committee on
Privileges and Elections to-day. Robert II.
McGreevy admitted that he had put no money
into the contracting firm OF Larkin. Connolly
& Co., and that his thirty per cent: interest
therein was given to him to secure the inin-
Greevyj IN obtaining contracts for tho firm.
He also admitted that Thomas McGreevy had
terest In the firm. The firms profits on it's
dredCIpg operations were over sixty per cent.
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CHICAGO. July 3o.-A despatch from Duluth
says: Capt. Jack Crawfor |. tho poet scout. has
returned from o trip to the northern pnrt OF
Yermilion Lake. and reports that Frank
Porter. n nlf-breed. and Mrs. Dempsey Of
saltwater Mimi. have Tor three m9nlhs past
the reservation and have converted nearly all
TO Christianity. Thrift. Of them were few
days ago baptia cd BY u Methodist minister at
Tower. The Indians u few days ago gathered
all their idols IN big pile and burned them ~.
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Get 40 Weak a.h and . Little shark.

OCEAN CITY. July 8O.-Grsat catches Of fish
continue In this locality, and every pleasant
day finds Great Egg Haroor Bay dotted with
fishing craft OF every kind. Henry NJ. Rogers
OF Philadelphia went out ON the bay yesterday
to try his luck. and In a few hours no returned
with ITO weaEfsh averaging -; pounds each.
twenty.o1e good, sized Iingish, forty Large
weighed AZ pounds. This is the largest catch
OF the season heIe SO far.
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Til. "YorI Shilling" or tho Dadd,s..

The word shilling. or the York shilling rs
applied to silver money used here. has wholly
gone out OF uso in this State within the past
thirty years. and there nre many OF tho people
Of to day who would 10 surprised to learn from
their fathers that n York shilling was ~.
cents. that eight shilings wore 81. ana that
to tho period OF the war; and for some time
afterward. They were all called In. and have
wholly given place to the decimal currency
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Threw Egg. ut tho Congregation.

JACKSON c. H.. W. Va. July 3O.-The congre.
cation OF the United Brethren Church at Cot
tageville In this county was pslted with eggs
on Wednesday evening ss they were leaving
bss Wsrs lit Some oi he he Women refussa To
leave. and remained al night In the building.
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Miss jennie Davren. daughter Of James
Dayren. President OF the Long Island City
Board OF Assessors. was married to James
on Tuesday afternoon by tho Rev. Father
John Mcclure. Miss Mary McMann was the
bridesmaid and james Donohoe OF New York
city was the best man.
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Yachts to Race Tomorrow.

Entries to the third annual regatta OF the Indian
Dor Yacht Club to DO sailed morrow Cd Greenwich
are follows; Class A-Alcedo and volusia: class B.
yersnt viking Eisph;p L.tsl.: ana Mi.trsl cl.., c.
class E-pot. Nellie. MAMMA and Nadine. class L.
Nadjy. champion. podo sirsne. and Tern; class II =
Edna; elias. ", : Gertrude. Wanda. Hoop Lab. and
Zephyr; class h.-Jewel Phyllis Enie SADIE aud Zslca
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The Seaside Capital.

CAFE MAY. July 3O-A heavy rain about the
bathing hour prevented the President this
morning from enjoying his usual plunge In
the surf. Secretary OF War Proctor 10 expect
cd here Tonight. Tho Secretary 10 on his way
10 Washington from New York. and IS Oh Sat-
urday next he leaves for the G. A. X. encamp-
ment in Detroit. he desires to discuss some de-
partmeht business with the President DeIore
his departure Tor the NeSl.
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weather Hound Yachts.

IoSa BrAcH. tuy So.-Tbe three yachts Rose Marie
Stella aud Clara which started in the ocean races
yesterday were weather bound on Hog Island Inlet.
directly after rae. The ssverA, boats
were compcicd 70 remain there all night without food
shelter all the superuus upper OF the yachts
had icon removed previous II the This morning
breeze and the party reached the shore and
ate 4 hearty
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Honest George was tho tip for the 1928 class.
easily. reducing his mark to 2:l9t.. and would
have probably ended the race but for an ncci.
dent in tho third: Dandy got 80 close to Ne tie
the spokes out. till Starr thought Il dangerous
TO go on and pulled up at the quarter. Honest
Walton Boy leading under the whip in 2:2U4.
The race bad 10 be postponed after that. with
iha anm MARY aS fOlluWa.
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Grent SOMth Hwy YACHT Climb.

The annual regatta OF tho Great South Bay Yacht
Club will be nailed tomorrow OF Isp The start will
he made at 10 A. VI nf Cnnover's boat house Ian 10
Ia expected that there viii be forty entries
prisne the crack boats in the Great south Ray Yacht
cub the llempscah Bav Yacht Club. tho WesthAmptou
Cross country club the south side Yacht club the
last cay Yacht Cub. and tho shinnecoox Bay Yacht
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sn. Worked the Biz Dry Good. Stores.

Boston. July 3O.-Inspector Knox and Private
Detective Byrne to-day arrested Knte Dudley
alias Fitch. for obtaining goods on false pre-
tcnces from vnrious large dry goods stores in
this city. She is about 20 years Of age and IN
her mock cts were found pawn lex cts Tor goods
that had been disposed oil In New York. Nor
W oh, Conn. and Boston.
YORK Her method was to represent herself
az the wlfo Of a business man In this city and
receive goods on credit. The arrest IL cou.
sidered an important one.
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The Oner Wa Kefused.

sAS PNAscisco. July Gothic Pacino Athletic Club
last night teeRraphed Jimmy Carroll Offering purse
of $t.Mo for Hall and Fiji UNIONS to nght here. The
offer was refused tnrron demanding SIGUO0 The
California Athletic Club offered %,uOL Tho clubs will
not give Sl2,OD.
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Seized Because II Was Little One.

San Francisco. July 3O.-Ths American
schooper Ellen was seized by customs officers
to-day under the section OF the statutes which
provides no vessel under thirty tons burden
shall trade between an American and q foreign
mort. Ths Ellen. Which 10 n small craft. had
arrived from Mexico with n cargo OF copper ore.
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Killed Himself Because His Father Chided
Him.

RoBBISsToN Me-. July 30.-George HarloA
flew into terrible passion because his father
chided him for being too hasty In storing lot
OF hay. and nfter threatening his fathers lie
he retired 10 n clump Of trees Mar the house
and blew himself to piece with shotgun
and thought hlmsel. 100 old to be reproved.
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Mr.. watrous IL Better. But His Nurse 10
Dead.

SARATOGA, July 30.-The condition OF Charles
Watrous ia moro favorable for recovery. This
has been tho best and most comfortable day he
Lizzie German. q trained nurse. VIII" came
here with the family from Colorado Springs to
attend him. died quite suddenly Inst night In
tho cottage where Mr.. Watrous is sick.
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Where Yesterdays Fires wer,

A. M.-7,Oo. butter and sgR store Of RUSSELL Gregg
on. 1855 Chambers street. damage slight; s;OU chin.
uey of 0a East Lishth street, no damage
M.-i;s9cEimnsy Of s.G Conrtlandt avenue no dam
street. damage slight TIA reuben Spite AXIS roomA
1858 second avenue damage 50
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Looking for Work with Dead Gala IN
Her Arms.

PITTSBURGH. July 30.-Whlle Mrs. James
Wilson Of Elizabeth Was walking tho streets
OF this city in search OF work yesterday she
discovered that her baby In her arms was
cough. The child wa. taken from the mother.
and will be buried by the poor authorities.
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The team race. was novelty that pleased tho
crowd. though the talent fought shy and ic-
fused to do more than invest lightly on the
hents. or the four pnir. that started two wero
picked up Abbie v. aud Problem being quite
unsuited for the pole while Charley {. and
Wild6rino were even more i'll. mated. Lynn u.
ilSst h. heat; but only Ind e 60 at q SOW
the third uuntter. Just below the distance
Lynn VS. soie feet failed him ant he took a
long run. Pckpunia kept steady. but Wonder
lost his stride and Ealloned home a length
ahead ef the New York team. Charley @. and
Wildrrino were outside the distance after re.
peated breoks. Lynn ". and Clayton set a live
lier pace In tho next heat. taking the lead from
the Poughkeepsio pair and holding It till well
down the q retch. when Lynn W. again lost mis-
stride PickpRnia and Wonder kept steady
this time. and was u length ahead in 2:24is.
But II the distance Indigo had dronI cd his ilaR
in lime Abbie '. and Problem would have been
shut out, They were Kept in. however. and
By q clever Irish heat Pickrania nnd
Wonder for the third heat In 2:29'4.
This was no clip for either uair. AMI
they incrcas ed it the next time. Abbie
and Problem leading til below the distance,
and Ind an open length the host OF 1t in 2;:22.
Lynn W. Ind made terrible break going
away. and when lionnessy got the pair under
way they were too lar back to save the dis
tance. This i'll ind blew dollars to Pickpanin
and Wonder. as they got first. third. and fourth
money. netting nearly $4,000
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For killing a Nava, Seaman,

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July .8O.-The trial Of the
pseudo Deputy Nnrshals Bresdlove and vii.
son for the murder OF Brown. one OF the
Charlest0n's sailors. began to-day.
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were the other starters ana NIL finished sxoeptths
Lizzie a., which was Withdrawn.
Tho cup was held BY clinton James who, with his
yacht unine won IL three times ut did not start to-
day. repairs being made to the craft She
race at Newark Rav last week winning ason special
prize tor hest sailing time q, err tho course Tho Eept
une ,luh cup has be or Mt least three times
year, each Of tho months Of July August aud
SAL
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Lady Sheridan could only get one heat OF the
2:2O pace T. ON Iyerine both mares Improving
their records. betting was to Sheridan 1T
Del Barker was taken ont anu q new driyrr
nut behind Treasurer. but 1t made no
difference.
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.NlNGIoN, Ga. July 30.-Mr George WASH
m rs'on Roberts accidentally shot his father on
vImay while attempting to shoot a negro
H. Ely was trying to stab his father. and has lost
sns mnd II has been found necessary TO place
Simsaas, over him to restrain him from killing
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Tho Lost Trade Probably Comes to New
York

QUEBEC. July so.-Ths statement Of arrivals
and tonnage at this port from sea shows de-
crease OF nInety.one vessels and 1892 tons
from last year There are also thirty ocean
Steamships and 34.O92 tons less.
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E S1naS atone,
Pearline-the only perfect
washing medium. 1t cleans
your house or your hands-it
washes your finest clothes or
your carpet. 1t does it easily
and thoroughly. Nothing can
be harmed by it; labor is les.
sened by it; it saves time,
money, andwear. Millions use
it-almost every soap makeris
trying to initiate it. Pearline
is better than soap-soap is
better than nothing-there's
nothing better than Pearline.
Never psddled. su JAMES PYLR. New YeGk
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Aao.t In a Dory for FIv. Days.

HALIFAX. July 80.--Adam McGaskell and
James Ryan arrived at Liverpool. N. g.. last
evening in n dory. having got astiay in fog
from the schooner William II. Wellington, on
thr La Have Banks. on Saturday last. The
schooner belongs to Glouccs er. Mass
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on DO N . e r r Y
ITHIAs

"For Rheumatism, Gout, and
allied phenomena the effects are
remarkable w. II. Rassman, NJ
d., New York.
eft is delicious! The wonder
to me is that the foreign adulter.
ated waters have any successful
sale in this country when we have
so delicious a native water, which
besides its qualities as a table
water contains so valuable an in
gredient as lithium. "-E. G. Hine,
NJ. d., Philadelphia.
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A BIG CROWD AT CLEVELAND.
THE TROTTERs BRING OUT AN At
TENDANCE OF 1000 PERSONS

Mambrino Maid Wins the SIT Trot.
and Must Trot in = New Class Here.
after-Ivorine Too Fleet for Lady sheri.
dsn-Pickpsnsa and Wonder win the
Double Team Rnce-The Temple Bar
Fraud to Re Probed to the bottom.
CLEVELAND. July 30.-The big grand stand at
tho Driving Park. which holds G.000 people.
was filled this afternoon. and moro than 5000
people were on the blenchers and quarter
stretch. They did not see ANYTHING sensa-
tional. but the three races finished wore oil en-
joyable. Last nights rain only improved the
track. and the PAGER Silvertail went round it
IN 2:O7. with Myrtle feek In The wagon and .
runner to draw the load.
President Edwards said to THE Sun corre-
sponkent that they are trying to discover the
rest OF the parties In the Temple Bar Job.
and when they do there will 10 short
shit for them. Mambrlno Maid had a
pretty sure thing In the 2:l7 trot. the
last time she can start in this class alter her
record OF 2:l5'. at Detroit. J. b. Richardson,
who defeated her at Pittsburgh was consid-
eied dangerous. but he got no part OF the
purse. Goldsmith chose to lay the Maid up In
tho first heat. and after Prodiga had beaten
VIC II. In 2:l9,. oil bots on the heat were
promptly and properly cancelled. After that
tho big bay mare tripped OF three times in
'front.'. and nothing could give her n u ace except
Prodigal, and ho was too unstendy AT the i'm ish
81! class purse S.. or.
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LEXINGTON. July so-There was great racing at Har.
rodsburR to-day, and three performers entered tho
list Trafrori by Red WilkeA got = record OF 2o7h
Emma j.. by socrates one of 224h and william r. q
PAGER, breeding unknown. a:a6a. Summaries!
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e-9:iall, o:22N. 2:rJiI

For the last day are the 1928 and free for all
trottinR and tho 2:24 pace. Brown Hal Is to
pace agains; Johnston,s record OF 2:O6a.
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Large Estates an Evil.

The population of Ireland has de-
creased in fifty years from s, 1861 10
4,7O6, 1G2. This heavy decreaseis prob
ably mostly due to the evil results of a
system which creates and encourages
the ownership of large landed estates.
The money or other personal property
which one man may be able to accum
ulate, however much there may be O.
it, it is pretty sure to be distributed
again among large number of indivd-
uals by natural processes within two
or three generations at farthest. But
property in land, even where there is
no law of entail, such as keeps the es-
tates of English families from being
divided, is much more likely to re-
main undivided in possession of some
representative of the original possess
or. No greater POLITICAL reforms could
be introduced in Britain than the com.
plete abolition Of the law Of entail and
the abolition of all connection between
the State aud the Church. In this
country we think that definite limits
might justly be established with re.
gard to the amount of property in land
which might be possess by any one in
dividual. Such laws would be in har-
mOny with the Divine law:
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Ashlers from On AIRY.

QUARRY, ). c.. August 5, 1891.
Crops are fine in this neighborhood.
= Health OF country is good.
Mr. w. X. Welch, one OF Quarry's thor
ough- h-going business men will begin the erec-
tion Of dwelling soon.
Mr.. ]. R. Bullock Is a good shot and a sue
cessful squirrel hunter; he hunted all last
week and killed three squirrels.
There have been two or three splendid pic.
mics at Quarry lately.
Mr.. Alex Turner has fine patch OF the
sweetest melons we have ever tasted, the
Baughk night variety.
Prof. Winston Smith is teaching his second
writing school here. He has just returned
from business trip to Brewerton. s. c.
Mr.. W. w. Culbertson, Section Master, is q
good man and is very attentive to his ousi'
ness.
Misses Lille Calhoun, of Ninety-Six. Gus.
ale Maynard, Of Mccormick, and Estelle
Fouche. Of Coronaca, were visiting Mrs.
Henry last week.
The building OF Methodist Church at
Quarry is contemplated. n. o. Pyles.