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rhe Galsn Institute.

Office, 305H South Spring street, Los
Angeles. From their experience in the
hospitals of Europe and Ameaica, their
knowledge of the rapid advancements
that have been made in diagnosing and
treating diseases in the laet few years,
can tell the probability Of cure in all
eases OF chronic diseases. They make
every case special study, and will not
take any case unless there is moral
cartainty of making q complete cure.
They will guarantee q complete cure in
every case they take for treatment. Ser
Vices free Of charge.
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How IL This7

Something unique even in these days
OF mammoth premium offers, is the
latest efforts of Htafford's Magazine, q
New York monthly of home and general
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The proposition is to send the Maga-
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twelve months all for one dollar. 1t is
an offer which the publishers can only
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tation OF getting hundred thousand
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Walter Besant, Mrs. Oliphant, Mary
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send one dollar fos Stafford's Magazine,
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CnIlfornia Fruit salee,

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The Earl Fruit company
sold seven carloads OF California fruit today
at auction, realizing prices a. follows: Tokay
grapes half crates, $l.4563.00: 80 crates, ID
bad order, averaged $l.25; Malaga grapes,
half crates, 95c(Dl. 25; Muscat grapes, hall
crates, s5ca@l.i5; sartlett pears. 81. s0@2 .3o;
kusaet pears, 81 6OG2.05; Beuiro Clairgeau
pears, Si.3S@1 60; susqueharna peaches
$l.O5@I l5; Orange cling peaches, s5cya$l. .O5
McDevitt cling peaches. 05c9$1. .O5; Straw
berry peaches, 9OcG$l 90; Lemon cling
peaches, 00c@Sl. 90; Oalifornia cling peaches
Crawford peaches, $l.00(G1.l0; White free
stone peaches, 900; White cling peaches, 75c
Hungarian prunes. S0@9Oc; Gros prunes cog
4UsGSUc
Kansas City. Aug. 29.-The Eari Fruit com
pany cold California fruit at auction today al
the following prices: Bartlett pears, $l.6Oa
l.90; Gros prunes, S5@95c; Orange citing
peaches, 70gS0c; muscat grapes, half crates
5Od6Oc
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[The quotations given below are the current
wholesale selling pIices.l
Mill Products.
FLoUR--Per bbi., L. A. xxx, $3.50; Capitol
Mills, R3 go; Sperry's, $4.l5; Drifted snow
$4.15; Victor, 81. go; Grown, Ais; stocktonia,
$4.15.
mixed feed (corn and hsrley)s per 100 ibs.' 81
cracked corn, $l.15; feed meal, $i.20: rolled
barley, SOC.
Dairy Produ ucts.
BurTSR-Fancy creamery, % ounce squares,
5o@575<c; fancy dairy; per roll, 5OC952,kc;
choice, 45@D47I<c. 4
CHEEsk- lastctn, per ID. 13@14s; California,
large, lilo; 3lb hand, 13c.
Poultry sSd &Sgss
PouLTRy-Heps, 81 7585. 25 per doz young
roosters. 49, "a. 90; old aoosters. a. O0@5. 90;
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General Markets.

New YoRK, Aug. 3O.-Hops, quiet and Arm;
state, common to choice, 15Qg22o; Pacific coast,
l9@22c
was l5@3O points up. The sales we're 1880
bags: september $15.60d1l5.50;. October,
$l5.5O@l5. 65: November, $l5.45g15. So; De.
cember, $15.40@l5.55. Spot Rio, drmer but
dull, No. 2 at 1871. European cable advices
were again favorable.
sugar-Raw closed active at decline fair
refined, Sc: centfifugAlr, SO test SIC; musco-
vado, SO test, 3tsc; molasses sugar, t9 test
2Nc; refined, active but firm. Pernambuco,
80 test, 30.
Copper-Quiet lake, $9.4O
Lead-Slow; domestic, $3. .55
Tin-hteady; straits, $19. rs bid.
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San FranciscO PrOducs Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. so. Local commercial
markets were fairly active and prices we'll sus.
tanned.
produce markets show no materisl changes
Vegetables, heavy supply.
Tomatoes are lower.
Fresh fruits over supplied.
Butter is easy
Choice eggs are irmer
POulty dali
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Heatlnohe and Dixzinesa

FREQUENT CAUSES OF APoPLExY AND PARALY-
sIs-The most recent and profound re.
searches in this direction by specialists have
developed conciugively that the above disor-
ders frequently result in Death. or permanent
disability. DR.. Miles Restorative Nervlne is
emily insignificant causes. Nothing approaches
it In merit Mrs. W. X. Burns of south Bend,
Ind, who had suffered from constant heada che
for three months, was cured by It,. The daugh-
ter of Daniel Myers Brooklyn, Mich, had been
insane for 10 years, and was having from is to
rs fits day. Nervine cured her Of both fits
and insanity. Sold on guarantee by O. II.
Hsnce, III n. Spring Geta book tree.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stock Exchange Review.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-The stock market to-
day Was, In the main. buoyant, with material
increase in the volume of business and general
advance In prices. In the afternoon, on ex-
aggerated reports OF riots In Chicago The bears
hammered the list. but transactions were at
steady.
Government bonds closed firm.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW York. Aug. 30.-Money on call easy 4;
closed offered at 2 par cent.
frime mercantile paper-801l2 per cent.
Sterling exchange-Weak; ban kers go day
pilis, $4 s214.52l<; demand. 81 S5Ng4. S614.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 80. Drafts: ght, 12c1f;
telegraphic, 25c.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
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Ohicaxo stook Markst.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Cattle: Receipts were
1000 head. The market was steady. Good
steer.$4 90g5.05; prime 1925; others, So. TAG
4.S0.
Hogs-Receipts were 80, 900 head. The mar.
Ket closed dull and lower. Mixed and packing
$3.15@5.35 prime heavy, $5.40d5. SO; me-
dunn, $5.60@570; light, $5.S0G5.96.
Sheep-heceipts were 13. 900 head. 1he mar
ket closed lower and unsettled. Natives
$2.00g4.25; wsaters, $1.1b@3.25.
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Our Homo Brow.

Msier & zobelein's lager, fresh from the
brewery, on drAught in all the principal sa-
looms, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, 444 Alise street. Tele-
phone 81.
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Farmers and Horsomen-Halrs Cream
Salve for horses Will keep the flies off sore,
heals barbed wire cuts, cures old sores. Some
Vaughn's drug store, Fourth and Spring sts.
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Chicago Grain Market,

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-wbeit, quiet opened skc
TO sec lower on nnfavorabio cables, advanced
"a On local buying, receded Lc; close d easy &c
lower than yesterday.
Receipts were $4,000 bushes; shipments,
20, 90 buI hels.
Closing qnotations; Wheat, steady; cash,
6l11c; September, 6l5Ac.
Corn--Lcwer:. .cash, 3-lsc; September, 27skc.
0atR-steady; cash, 23ssc;, september, z3Xc.
Rye-421sc.
Barley Nominal.
Flsx-99c. Az" ="
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Clearing Houss business
San Fraucl,co p.oduc, Ma,

Los ANGELES, Aug. S0.-Todays business at
the clearing house was ~ follows: CIeariugs,
$1i0,976.59; balances, $24, lUO.7z.
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Fire Insurance Ratcs Reduced.
Do You want Wal.

Independent of the compact" See Basker-
save money.
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saturdays only.

Take Santa Monica trains from San Fernando
street, Nauds junction. Commercial street,
Arcade dep1t, Jefferson street winthrop sta
tiou), Grand avenue or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street. Naud's
Junction, San Fernando street.
For east: Arcade. Commercial street, Nauds
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade, Commercial
street, Nsud's Junction, 6au Fernando street,
Local and through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made. and general information given upon ap-
plication to j. NJ. CRAWLEY, Asst Q Pas. Agt,.
No l44 3. Spring st., cor. Second. CHARLK8
SEYLRR, Agent ct depots.
ssundays only.
Sundays excepted.
RICH'D GRAY. Gen. Trafilc MgR.
T. H. GOODMAN,
Gcnl Passenger Agt.
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Salt Meats and Lard

$14 so.
Lard Steady; September, $500.
Ribs-Steady: Septem Der, $3.50,
Shoiders-$7. 25(07. so.
Short cear-$S.z5.
Short ribs-$S. .05iUS Is.
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whisky.

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 Wool. dull but steady
domestic fleece, 20@2sci pulled, 16@25c
Texas, 12@l7c.
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COUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
y COMPANY. Santa Fe 2oute.)
IN ETFECT SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1893
Trsins arrive and depart from La Grande sta
tiOn.
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The light running Domestic. Il. Y. Memory,
853 south Spring st
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$50 envelopes. SOC: x rm writing paper, 25c
Langstadter. PA ". kecond, Hollenbeck hotel.
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Stands at tho Head.

, Closing out sale-Eckstrom & 6trasburg, 3O7
and 800 South Main street,
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HowTy { Bresse. Broadway under.
takers. Independent Of the trust"
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DIR. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR
639 Upper Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal.

Los A ANGELEs, Cal, June IT, 1903.
To THE PUBLIC: l have been suffering with
piles tnu kidEe trouble for over i've years,
and have tried several remedies. but all failed
Wong II i'm, $50 Upper Main street, and am
now well and strong, and consider him irst-
class doctor. Yours truly,
w. H. HILLYER,
235 8. Hill ST. Los Augeiei Cal.
Los ANGELES. June 1893.
To THE PUBLr For over FIVE years l have
been troubled with nervous ck.headache and
liver com plnist. | cidn't seem to Il nd any heip
from the many doctors and medicines that I
tried until iritd fr Wong H I'M, $50 Upper
Main street. lam now well. Yours truly,
MI s NJ. q. BkOCk,
4S Hinton ave. Los Angel. q, Cal.
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS

CHICAGO, Aug so.-whisky. 81 Is
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PVs s<oVyOsOVs
OTHER GhAtN MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3d.. Wheat, quiet and
steady; December, &i.l1sk; May. $1.2.N.
barley Quiet and steady; brewing, october,
soc. 1egtrN 6a tTf
Cnrn-$0.95. ts -ist 90.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 80. Wheat: offered moder-
erately. No. 2. red winter, steaay at 5s AID;
No. red spring, stsady at 5s 6I4d.
6. Co5nnoffered ssparingly. August, ss lid;
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DR. WONG HIM, who has practiced medi.
- cine in Los Angeles for 18 years, and
whose Office is at 639 Upper Main street, will
treat by medicines all diseases OF women, men
and children. The doctor claims that he has
remedies which are superior to all othofs a.
trial alone will convince the sick that DR..
Wong Him's remedies are more efiicacious than
can be prescribed. DR.. Wong Him is o Chinese
physician of prominence and a gentleman of 9.
sponsibility His reputation 10 more than well
established, and ali persons needins his ferv-
ices ca n rely upon his skill and ability. cure
is guaranteed in every Gaze in which recOv-
cry Is possible. Herb m sdicines ior sale.
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DIED..

BABCOCK.-on Thursday. Oct 20. Capt. George p,
beloved husband Of Lois A. Babcock, aged 80 ysars
Relatives and friends, also members of Zeredeths
Lodge, No. 1S1. r. and A. NJ. and members OF A.
sembly No 1872. Royal Society Of Good FellowA and
members Of Company D. Fourth Regiment also of
Gun Detachment n. O.. State of New Jersey. in.
vsd to attend the funeral at his late residence 90
Kearney av.. Jersey City. on sunday. Oct ~. at
13OP.M.
Rachael Louise. twin daughter OF Mr.. and hra
James W. GiIies. aged yeara
NEW MAN.-on Thursday. Oct &c. John d. Newman.
aged 10 years
Funeral service late residence bs West osd St.
Saturday evening. Oct 2s. at O'Clock. Chicago.
Ill. and Philadelphia Pa. papers please copy.
NIMPHIUs.-on Oct %. at her residence. $50
Bergen Az. New York city. Elizabeth. beloved wife
of John Nimphius. Jr.
mineral services At the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception. East l5oth st. on Monday. Oct 30. st
10 A. N.
NOTM AN.-suddsnly. OF acute bronchitis on the
26th inst, at his residence on Brooklyn Hsghts
Peter hoffman. in the 74th year OF his age.
FUNERAL services will DO held at the Reformed Church
on the Heights, Pierrepont ST.. Brooklyn. on Sun
day afternoon. the 29th inst at 80 O'Clock p. N.
vENNARD.-on Saturday. Oct 20. 1905 at his
residence. 1856 West 7<th St. william l. ysnnard.
in the 6lst year Of his age.
Funeral services At South Reformed Church. esth g.
and Madison av.. Tuesday. Oct 81. at IL An.
-KENsICo CEMETERY Harlem Railroad q
station Al entrance. once 10 East l3d .. Tslsphons
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY. on the Long Island Rail-.
road. at Maple Grove Station. City Office 1873 Bway.
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ALARMED Policemen Look In . Dictionnry
for an Explanation OF Them.

ALARMED Policemen Look in . Dictionary
fora Explanation OF Them.
The police Of Prospect Park. Brooklyn. are
puzzled and some Of them have been
scared BY mysterious lights that have been
hitting about the Park walks and drives.
The lights are described as two red balls Of
nre OF phosphorescent brilllancy. Each Is the
size ofa mans head. round. and with q tail
IKE comet Both lights travel together at o
Instance OF i've or six feet from the ground.
going along side by side. They are never seen
apart 1t is only on dark. drlzzly nights, the
police say. that the lights are abroad.
Inc lights have been the subject OF general
discussion aTong the policemen after the re-
iet hour. and notes have been compared on
their appearance. Those who have encoun-
'ered them In the stiffness OF the night hours
soy mat the lights do not deviate from a
straight line till o certain point Is reached.
h when they shoot over to the big lake and cross
!. iho lights have been seen to como in at
Ea,S on the Coney Island road from tho
tb the ao4s andi pass along the East Drive to
to from there they, have deliberately shot of
ZONE 20 me lett and. while. keeping a regular dis
aE Hee from ne earth. have fitted over to the
IKE flash 'A' ""''A
have EsGti tnSg tines are recorded by those who
com compare them to the lanterns Of Bicycles or
carriages. A few nights ago P0ijceman No.
HHpHW V n saw them on the drive near Lookout
iiehts a,nd Iah up and made grab. but the
t ahasd; He consulted Policeman Mcclure. On
Sey nest p.si; It was too late he said for
NO ~ Ilder 10 Ge abroad. and he could hear
Guir a.t no,, o. carriage wheels. Policeman Nc
On an n0thu suggest no explanation.
Hill iI u ms comrades chased them oyerL Lookout
Will ~ scar This point is the Quaker cemetery.
Iha r aurlent gravestones green with moss
fi Hth reu nights entered the graveyard and
fbuilweil Boyle. Ennis, Brown. MetiHirs Pei
than anu W Sthers made desperate efforts to catch
Air. IT. mheh all hands reported at the Man
AMI .r puse NE men eXciteoly compared notes
Poi Sseea mat they could not understand 1t.
lbn s t Sark, rainy night. and saw plainly enough
lima "o naiis OF lro coming along on a straight
StiIIriioom the edge OF the lake. Policeman
than co. cn,o on another occasion. encountered
the plan through the main entrance at
i op%9rers IN the Park who lives at IA Bed
HiIII avenue encountered the lights on Breeze
fhS aS bs said ysssrday that several
'1".iTS'sctorily explained. ""u n'''f D'0n
lnomte we're, we're ~ Interested to know som ethlng
dictinn'anrehl' ne went on. and we consuiteda
Word ippis ne informant on there Is that the |
"s seaS J remember" concluded The Ser ~ INF
that hat VI q man who got 30 near to the light |
paper COULD almost set FIRE to a piece OF |
referred to: ""''ion That nerseant roster |
light that appears in tho nIvh, ox.r
nosi on supposed TO DO Occasioned by the de.
ole gns "5 TsxeIaole substances or by
1'4cA' with ALanIern. "
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Public alotires,
pOST OFFICE NOTICE.

| Posr OFFICE NOTICE.
tshould be read DAILY by all interested AZ changes
| may occur at any timel
P 6@af Il nj: foox.: e'0''
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e. tps ;sie va ns5n
nos s'6asRY:1ip f Is from New Orleans
s s5Eih F, SHfBiS $ssSs .ss
Colon Gessrs for e sip n S.y 81 O.
ss ~ s saE
AND ssf z. Z. :;
ssaa @6tSHiEaiLA. Per steamship stiiiHs.sr. from
CHEZ aRlS xs .ad
Pslsissm:nip tsriS Pfnes at s a for BooAs
a. T S:w 9r;1n;
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be assss f59
tcr Ny ai n9tt NJ. via at
Tn Am'ysrR fs for @a. b
H lsqP h3 f9,SE cKolx, ST. ih0MAs. and wish.
tP BBhhitsRs g'' f1fHp Stt9Fti
sss F.rs ana %ssfa n1 must Ae 30
pst a
7HHsPtff sso t..n.Sp Vi, SCUM
spgPi0n and Ard ham6aIs Il 10 4 H. iot SETmKk,
% iIf! n.s ass;d r. 3;
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atope rsn Sansa ss1s d.
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sga for e R1 PEA p .:
Ssra Vi deter.
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tors must be directed :psr IIsEiac; at Ii A N Tor
Mexican States and CUBA must DO dree. tsd
St .ad s.a sat2
osr "a. SG5aS per noss car.e. &e.tsss
earssss al + sENoA % per- er'I Steamship
a S. p.v Sn
a1sas WHIT for ME- EsT II apss Ds
steamship Amsterdam. via Rotterdam letters must
fRGXILLo. per steamship s. Tilaas from New Or
4 al! Sy
land Hawaiian. Fyi and samoan Islands, per
.r. s nG 10 so o Sa aq Sps
ySsf Fl G1I VIII ssh malls
stsrm.Gip Xas,r.ila from san iranSlseoS "sshsTo
Sss s p" So S:. |sGa O." Fl""'S
daily hstd,aoF N Mails for NywfoandIand, byrsii
oes Ga an al a 20 T h i MsSs o. o. ny b
office dai AZ $3.50 NJ. Mails Tor Cuba BY rail TO
Tampa. Fla, aud thence by steamer (sailing Mon.
days Thursdays aud Saturdaysl close at TINS office
daily at 2:AO 4 NJ, Mails for Mexico. overland nm
s:. RsfIsai IA! yoss Gsy at loF 2oiP4on by steamer
Trans Pacific mails are forwarded TO San Francisco
daily. and the schedule ~ closing il arranged tue
Of 9 2" m %ys,nS
San Fr.nsco The das q tsns Of STEAMERS me ars
despatched thence the same day
.Regisierrd matt closes at I. VI. previous day.
AFTER % boI OF S
are opened on the piers OF the American English,
French aud German etealners and remain Open until
within Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
CHAKLEs W. DAYTON. Postmaster.
Post once. New York N. y. Oct ~ lS0a
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date, ortb. Assembly Bol,..

The assembly balls for the coming winter
will take place. as in the past two years. In the
Assembly Rooms Of the Madison Square Gar
den. The first ball will be held on Thursday.
81 the new patron esscs are Mrs Richard Hunt.
Mrs. Thatcher Adams. Mrs. August Belmont.
Mira Adrian Iselin. Jr:. Mrs: Francis Delatlold.
Mrs. Winthrop Chanler. Mrs Clarence Carr.
and Mrs. Luclus WimerdinR.
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4 HORSE JUMPED INTO Hrs CART
Mr.. Foster sud Ell. wife Coiiided with the
Westehester Comfy Hunt

wsstehester Couuty Hunt
Cashier Howard L Foster Of the Central
Bank OF westchester county and his wife were
badly hurt yesterday through getting In the
way OF the Westchestor County Hunt.
The club had It's first chase OF the season
after the aniseseed bag yesterday. The course
led through tho woods along the Saw Mill
River road. About a mile north OF Emsiord.
the members OF the hunt dashed out OF the
by with his wife. Louis Beals was In the lead.
closely followed by Nat Reynolds and Harry
POTTER. IL was impossible to avoid a. collision.
cart, crashing II into fragments. Mr.. and Mrs.
roster were thrown 10 the ground and re-
hurt. although thrown from his horse. That
no one was Killed was considered remarkable
pRir
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,s "esaS,er Maggie of the Health Department
hon ' pe Yesterday from Commander Balline-
earti I'oo.h OF the Salvation Army a corrected
MAJ ,.s1.e Of the marriage OF Adjutant Bell and
tii"Ste SsI% oG4atterton. The original GER.
ryjecreh, as ths ou. ny commander Booth was
solcmpiZe ,narr was person authorized 10
cate HesrS .m,hirage., Tho correct cd certih.
Hrn.r 'Gyman and as such is entitled to pere
MAS accepted. 0A'eS' inc Certificate
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eenerarer. Pr.psratlop. Tor Cremation.

Frederick Gengnagel a German printer
boarding with Gottlieb Frank at 10 Cam field
street. Newark. went upon the roof OF an ex-
tension to the house yesterday. and. after
swallowing two ounces OF nitric acid, shot
him elf in the head. He was 30 years old and
single. He left two letters. one OF which di-
rected q friend to collect $500 from the typo
graphical union. and. after paying n few bills
to have his body cremated. He was out Of
work and discouraged.
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Killed In a Els hit with His Brother.

PORT JEavIs. Oct. 2a-George vanness OF
Ellenvillc. colored. died at the Port Jervis
Hospital last night Of injuries received in q
fight with his brother. John vanness. at Bar
ryville. Sullivan County, last Saturday night.
They were ut ball. and John was too atten-
fight in which George yanpess had his skull
fractured with stone fred at him BY John.
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MAR7IID.

MARRIED.
CHAMBERS-JARDI Wednesday, Oct
rs. at the residence Of the brides parents <2s
west <Sth st. by the Rev. Dr.. Hoadey. Elmra W.
Jardine TO John A Chambers. both of this city.
CONNOLLY-NORMA tho Rev. william
MORRISON. assistant rector Of St. Andrews Church.
Lottie Alice Norman to John Edward Connolly Jr.,
both Of Fordham, NY.
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EuR TRIMMINGS. nuns. boas caps gloves eapes
nantes circulars coats, everything fashions bls
S S renab,e IN genuine fur. manufactured by g G
ehAiNb. ia West aga st. Strictly one price.
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visit to our Trimmed Hat Department will be interesting
we have reduced the prices OF all Imported Hats
hats with imported tips in the but genuine Hats
BonnetS to less than one.ha the importing price, also
placed reduced figures all the choice CONNECTIONS our own
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALnANAC-rHrs pAH.
Sun RISES. 20 Sun SETS. % Noon rises. Al
HiCn wArER-rHts
Sandy Hook.lo 81 Gov Island 10 81 He'll Gate. IL Ao
ArrIved-sAruRpAH. Oct. a.
30 New York. Jameson Southampton
s. La BretaRne. Collier, HAvro.
e. Umbria, Duttcn. Queenstown
Sc Croft, Robinson, Dundee.
IS PovhAtan Edwards. Gibraltar.
IS Fulda, ThasnhorsL. 1ibraltaE.
s. Origen. Harrison. Barbados.
So Alert Weichman. Kingston.
So Lampasas, Burrows, Galveston
S. Il Norto, Byrne, New OrlennA
Ss Caracas, woodrick La Guayra.
Sal. O. Christopher. Crawford. Jacksonville
SIS Maverick. Dabol. Boston.
Ship Kistna Smith. Dundee
Bark Aloermarle. Forbes, SavassA
lFor later arrivals see First Fars.l
AeRIvHp
S. Moravia from New York. at Hamburg
IS Christine. from Now York. at Copenhagen.
Is Gulf Of Taranto from New York. at Shanghai
ssNassasoit from New York. At Avonmoutk.
So Hudson. from New York, at Port Eada
SIGHTED
s. La Tourains from New York for Havrs passed the
s. Loeb Marss from New York for Rotterdam. passed
Softly 800
30 Taormina. from New York for HAMBURG OF the
Lizard.
sAiLrD FROM ToRsGS POEM.
81 Burgundia. from Gibraltar for New York.
- Etona. from Hartlspoo for Now York.
81 Lydian Monarch. from London for New YORK.
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1Msl,leSs 3lottrfs.


The cat In glovea catches MICE"
Poor Richard saws but Adams ons Botanic Balsam will
cure cough or cold every Tina Trial bottles 10 eents
No hun-t should no without q bottle or
DIR. sIEGERTS ANGoSTuRA BITTER8 the South
American appetizer and invigorator.
Phillips' Dlge.tib'e Cocoa retains the
nutritious cocoa butter: unique as nesh producer
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FAILED IRON DOMESTIC roarI
Be Fl Dorado. from Port Rads for New York.
Bs Chattahooches. from savannah for New York
81 Richmond. from West Point, Va, for New YORK
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Rslioious sutires.
3lew CIVILIZATIONS.

1AC =" Ideal Commonwealth" Burke's American
HI Bpeechss" CTokeT'S Irish songs DIAytOn'1
POemg" PRArT, 1856 eta AZ.
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Be- Burgundia. from Gibraltar for New York
- Etona. from Hartlspool for New York.
81 state of Nebraska, from Glasgow for New Yerh.
b Lydian Monarch from London for New York.