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vlded for In this act shall consist
OF 4l2l grains Of standard silver, said
dollars 10 be legal tender for ali debts,
dues and demands, both public and
private.
"5oc. 3. The holder OF the silver
dollars, herein provided for, shall be
entitled to deposit the ameaud receive
silver certificates in the manner pr
vided by law Tor the standard silver
dollar.
"sec. 4. 30 much Of the act Of July
IL, 1890, NJ requires the monthly
purchase OF 100000 ounces Of silver
be and the came 10 hereby repealed"
During the debate Bland said the
money requirements OF the United
States, with the wealth, industry aud
energy OF Its people, wero equal to
those Of England, France anu Ger.
many combined, and the whole
civilized world would have to look 10
this country for iis future monetary
supply.
"And yet" said he, with web.
eneuce, we are askei here today to
lay the bloody hand u consfcatlon on
millions OF our population, in order 10
supply the greed Of England. VIII
Congress do ~ VIII you trample
down the interests Of your own people
and destroy the value OF one OF the
precious metale, simply TO crafty the
greed Of Wall street, n mere ageut of
Lombard street, 1t cannot; It shall
not be done. (Applause)
speaking for the mass OF the people
Of the Mlssisslppi valley and Of the
people west Of Il, 1 say you shall no,
do t. (Renowed applause.l And any
body or any party that undertakes 10
DO II will, in God's name, be ttamplud,
al II ought 10 be in the dust Of condemn
nation now and ia the future. ICON.
tinuned applause on the fl1Os and In
the galleries.)
81 speak ps Democrat, but yet A.
an Amurlcal above Democracy. We
do not Intend that any political party
shall survive that will lay "a connscat.
ing hand on America la the interest
Of England aud Of Europe, anu demon.
etize silver In this country, and, my
friends Of the Eastern Democracy, we
bid you farewell whom you do IT,"
In conclusion, Bland said, address.
ing his words the eastern Democrats,
"if you domonetize silver the tespon.
ability will be yours, not ours" Gap
| plAuse,)
Pence tPopulist Of Colorndo) was the
next speaker and with his opening
sentences he attracted tho olofo stten.
ton Of the houae and retained II TO the
end.
Referring 10 Mr.. Raynor's remarks
as 10 the government acting tbs part Of
pawnbrOkor for the silver mines OF
Colorado mad Nevada, lac said:
sit might DO that the gentleman
knows more Of the pawn broEing buai-
ness than be (Pence) dii, or II might
be on account Of the practice Of the
treasury department 10 Jew down the
men VINO brought silver there 10 sell,
because 1t was now beyond question
that such was the policy Of the depart.
meut. All the reasons assigned TOT
ID mOcratic success but one, were In
correct. IL was because 1t had declared
unoquivooally for romonctization Of
silver that II had succeeded"
Mr. Wheeler, Of Alabama, closed
the discussion for the day with a plea
for larger volume Of currency, aud
then the House adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
AFTER THE OUTLAWS
TSur Counties Combine and Send
Armed Ken Against the Gang,
ONE OF THE ROBBERS CAPTURED.
His Alleged Confession aud Punishment.
Others Located In the
Swamps.

JACKSON, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE
counties Of Clarke, Cherokee, MRron.
10 and Wilcox are greatly excited over
the murderous doings Of tho notorious
Aleachamites, and between four and
FIVE hundred heavily armed men have
surrounded the outlaws for the avowed
purpose Of wiping out every member
Of tho gang and evening the numer'
Gus wrongs peTpetrated upon tho people
Of the counties named. The MeRch.
antics are lawless gang, who have
operated under the guiso Of farmers.
they have killed n number Of citizens
who expressed the opinion that the
county ought TO ho rid Of them.
Come time ago the lawablding clti-
zens organized and killed man
named James, the leader OF the
Mechanics. Kater Kirk James,
another member OF the gang, was
Killed.. Tho MVachamitts continued
their depredatiOns until tue desperate
citizens today organized posse and
started 10 clean out the desperate band
Of outlaws.
Looch Bedsos, one OF the Meacham
gang was captured tonight after long
chase by the posse. He confessed that
John Burke killed John Anderson aud
shot down willls HOUSE; that James,
tue leader OF the gang, killed Ernest
MeCOtquadAlo for large tum Of
money; that James Gordon killed Jom
House also that Captain James
Fortesque had been marked 90 this
next victim.
The posse riddled Bedsoo with bul.
lets. Tbs other members are located
IN the swnmps and the posse proposes
" kill them all by tomorrow night.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West,--

After a stay Of several years at WASH
ing.on, D. C., during which he has become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Chas, w.
siayner, al Attorney and Counselor OF
tho supreme Cour: Of tho United States,
Is prepared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congressman az to
the needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
Ito also continues his practice in tho
General Land Onioo, prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on casos to attorneys at a
distance, and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Box
474, Washington ID. o.
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Gold from Paris.

NEW YoRR, Aug. ll.--Auange.
ments are completed 10 import gold
tom Paris, 81 900, 900 having been on
gagged there TO-DAY. The bank OF Ger
many took precautions today to keep
lh stock VI gold intact by raising the
rate OF discount per cent. The with.
uTAwals from this bank OF England
Today were 100000, for ahipment to
The Uuilod states.
Tho offerings Of spot gold for imme-
ulale delivery this morning were per
cent but the traders declined. IL Is
estimated that by Monday morning
100000 will DO added to the stock
here.
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BUCHAREST, Aug. II. In tho
twenty flour hours ending at noon to.
day fourteen new cases OF cholera ana
Elk deaths were reported in Brahllov;
sixteen new CaseH and eleven deaths
in Soolina, and slt new cases and one
death 10 Czarina Nowda.
NAPLES, Aug. ll.-Ten new cases
OF cholera and ten deaths were re-
ported Ia this city In the last twenty.
four hours.
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ZURICH, Aug. 1l.-At the inter.
national Socialist congress today the
sectional committee reported Ia favor
OF universal cessation Of work on May
day and demonstrations In favor Of
eight hours anu universal peace. Heir
Bebol, the German Socialist leader,
said It would be impossible to ceaic
work on May day IN Germany owing
TO the laws against breach OF contract.
The committees suggestion was finally
adopted, the German delegates voting
against cessation Of work.
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
our entire limo Of SUMMER suiss and
pRIss Goops to bo Cleared Out
Regardless Of Cost.

u plocos n good quality figured china
SILKS, reduced from Zoe 10 800 per yard.
30 piccCs Of CLANCY Bros. best figured
china aud surah silks, reduced from sl25
tu 600 por yard.
10 pieces figured chnngeAblo silks, re-
ducHl from Soc tn Owe pOr yard.
DO pieces ~ limo Bedford Cords. ia light
shades, reduced from I. TO 5Jc por yard.
20 pieces OF now and choice wcnvcs lu
summer droHs goods, ranging in price
from sl2l 90 plc per yard, viii bo cleared
out 90 one pricIH.lO per yard. This is
tho greatest bargain ever offered IN this
or any othur city.
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WORTH A FORTUNE
Mrs. Sarah Brinlsly says the Resto-
ration Of Her Health Is Worth a
Fortune 60 Her.
HOW 1T WAS RESTORED.

"Nobody can realize how much I've suffered
for the past twenty yoara. have endured un'
told agony with calarrh OF the mead nave
had the headache 80 badly would be almost
blind with the pain. Dy head Wa stopped OPP
all the time. could hardly breathe and the
sense Of smell was entirely destroyed"
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Mrs EAuAN IlINhiLhs A9t ~ FA''Af FAIl Ia.
"Aiuenus dioppcd into my throat in gusuu.
dos. IIawkir Z aud auittiug was an Ola UaHIt.
"Mr taa,tus wUs almpas c1trtiy destroyed
hy uIrrrs in tie ears which keri up constant
distlarFo. sleep waa iinposNihie The pain IN
my ears and head nearly autt WH crazy ~ I
slept half ut The night did VOL bad become
10 wgas from the drain on my aTfNm that tho
least ryrrtIuu would cause preparation 10
start from every pore, especially in MY head
and back " my ncct."
"My suffering hnd become inplerAllc.
get nu relief lu any way rinallF, had head
10 much OF the great cures % tnH Copeland
Medical Institute, concluded 90 size ihum n
trial. They placCd mo under treatment and !
am Tri1,crd 90 say 1 am entirely we'll The
headaches arc guuo aud ! nu entirely uCo
frou pain. Tho discharge from my ears hayo
stopped, which alone b. q fortune tp nae. .
sleep llae n top and have Haiucd strength and
flesh and f0cl lie q strong well woman. !
would not exchange my proHont state Of health
for that which ] have endured iDr tue pact
twenty years Tor any monoT,'
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AIIQuie, nt coal creek.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. lad
vices were received here today To the
effect that all was quiet at Coal Creek.
Tho Jury which held tho inquest over
the body OF Drummond, lynched yes
ierday, returned verdict that he
came 10 his death by the wiliul and
malicious act OF tne state militia.
The feeling against the militia is
strong.
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sAN FRANCISCO Aug. 1.-The tat
tlesnip Oregon IN now completed, with
the exception Of placing her Huchor In
position. Had the necessary materials
not been delayed by tho government
she would have been launched two
months ago. She will be launched ON
either October 20.h Or November Goth.
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A MON or SAILORS.
Trouble between Union Tars aud scab
BoRrding iOuse HunneFA

PoRT TOWNSEND, WASH, Aug. IL.
"A mob Of union sailors had charge Of
lhs city tonight for an hour. James
CJnnoTs, "A union seaman, was shot
twice anu may be- fatally Injured anu
two bysIanders were slightly injured.
Max Levy and two soaO boarding
I, usp runner, Charles GusrenersOn
End Robert Kirk, are In jail, charged
VAN shooting.
About seventeen drunken sailors
attacked Leyy'i house, the Latonia,
anu demolished the saloon. About
fifteen shots were hred, and tho police
lor tue tlmo were pOwerlets TO cpntrol
Tue mob. This Is tho elimination Of
tbs trouble between the Beaman'H
union and the soab sailor boarding
htuAe Tunners.
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PORTLAND, Or, Aug. ll.-A Briiish
ship plying between here nnJ VIC
toria, Is. o., left port suddenly last
night with twenty-eight Chinese aud
two deputy United States maTshaIs
aboard. Writs OF habess corpus had
been sworn out for n number Of Chi
nose who sought 10 land aud were
made relurnablo today, bu. the cap
tain became tired OF waiting and sailed
AWAY,
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NEW YORl, Aug. ll.-At o p. m.
Health Ouicot Jenkins issued this
bulletin! At 4 p. m. threo cases were
transferred 10 SwinbOurne Island from
Hotmsn, and at 1880 two more were
taken 10 the came place. The frat
three are: Giavsnni Laurln, aged %
Year,, Italian; FerHRndi Iooese, aged
30 yeafs, also nm italian, and GoofRls
CoTdras, aged 30 yoAfs, n Greek. TINS
others are Domeuicv IL Cippo, aged
II ytats, and Anlinio Pierlnii, aged
u years, both Italiane. All showed
tue characteristic symptoms OF cholera.
The meteorological examinations Of
thn cRses removed today has not been
completed yet.
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md EaNrrIAN cnIsIs.
Tho Ighediyo said 10 Favor
France.

CARO, Aug. 1.-THE return OF the
khcliyr from his visit to the sultan
vt COnstantinoplv has been marked by
further teneion In the political Hituu'
ton and a cabinet crisis IL now on. The
khcdivc has had quarrel with Prime
Minister Riuz pnsha, who owes his
position TO English influence, and wants
the ministry In accord with his own
policy, which IL well known TO 10
French. The situation between the
khoiive and his official advisers has
now resulted 10 another crisis that viii
probably again call for English inter-
venllOn,
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InE FREE COINAGE NIL

The Measure Introduced ia che House
by Hand.
WAsn1NGToN, Aug. 1.-The follow
ilIg Ia inc text OF the bill introuucedby
Bland,
"Bo It enacted, oic., that from and
alter the passage OF this act, all holders
Oi silver bullion to the amount Of SlUO
q more, standard weight and ilaeness,
thali be entitled TO have the sane
coined at tho minis OF the Unitei
States into silver dollars OF the weigh
end hnsness provided iorln section 2oi
this act.
"sec ?. That the silver fo'lar nro'
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Only 50 a month for Catarrhal
troubles. Medicines FREE.


Under their now system patients troat-
ing BY mail have the advantage Of A
caroiul and accurate diagnosis, with
watchful attention paid To the "details OF
every case aud medicines specially pro-
iul specialists.
Send cents for Question Circulars.
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EARNED, Kan, Aug, H. Flyl
separate cyclones swept tho conttfy
Several farmhouses were demolished,
nut no lives were Lost. Many faru
were swept clear Of crops, and th q
damage was very heavy.
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NEW YoRl, Aug. ll.-"rhu crisis
Ia past.n SO said two physicians,
after they had held u consultation over
the millionaire John W. Mackay to.
day.
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Mems Clothing and Furnishings.

our on'iro stock Of mems and boys
CLOTHING must go a. any price.
$50 boys suits cut from sLup TO s2.s5.
rs mons suits, sold everywhere for
el1.OJ, go ut $500 a suit. llow's that 2
80 outing ilannol Hult, worry stylish
stripes, cut from $3.50 10 sl,j0 a suit
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SHOES. SHOES.

200 palra Ladies' oxford Tics, In all
styles paiont tip and plaiu, square tuu-
and opera, worth 5l5O, $500 aud $500.
We viii close them out at si.2D.
AL or Ladies' $500. $500 aud sLCn
oxford Tics, Ia tan and black, will DO sold
at s2.3l. Ia all styles.
Mems low cut Calf aud Kangaroo
Shoes, hand sowcd, rcgularTrico s5.OO,cut
tos1.bO.
Mons Fine Calf Shoes. Lace and Con.
gross, regular price SiOu, cut ,u 30.
This 10 great bargain.
G1j" SEE OUR WINDOW.
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hluek
rINo rUAuE-A FiWsT CLASS rAUNt or
4 100 acres. only ia miles from city nice
teiig1rc '1WuHt gardens, fruits stables, hll
tlfm implements. everything pertaining tn "a
nrtt cla.s farm. All under cultivation. prin
CipalIy nrt class meadow land one Of the
nutsi faruH BOO Utah. Value i.ttto. all clear
aas S S la oct R'Gp,Y e. osgi i10i 70 rS sa
Office a. uus
RIO TRADE tuI-rCtA.a RESIDENCE
\ and hu.intfa properly Tor sheep or good
iHrms' W. !. hoshn' 40 fusio Zee block
fyu trNur-uGplN PROPERTY WORTH
< 20 10 clear lud 100 Go 1900 cash Tor
BIock.
ri'u TRADE - ms ArnE FAUN AMI
4 dhr, two mict south " city; 500
hnd delivery wagons, complete uIlk uutnt. 70
cove ami 'hEeH, Fnni fi0cs ~ poultry,
.gits uui 49, yes igulc', balance h. hay.
tlnlc trgth. loatc Ut 90 per month. Value
,lap lfhlc inl equity 40 residence. W. j.
Hogan 600 tos''nlre block.
CEvEHAL WILL IMPROVED YARNS.
- value. 500 o. H1Oln, close tn rity, trade
ior inside ,,gty property ". ,. hogan, ilo
fostohco hl9ck
(ooD rAEM. ~ IDAHO FoH orY
" property. W. J, Began, 80 iostoflcc
Block.
tH ACRES NEAR rUoyu ron UirY
~ llla or residence equity W. j. hogan,
~ toalUnlcc h'osk.
II YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO TRADE
4 call ON me, W. J. Began, GO r"stonco
Block.
VALUABLE REuNQuisuNlLNr6 MILES
v from Iumrlc Tor equity or lots. W, j.
logan. tl0 !. % ltlnuN
nGDEN Lors oN KSoB uILL. ULEAH.
~ value pl, Tor Improved salt Lake psup.
orly. W, y. hogan, til " %, block.
on FURNISHED Rooms. ALL RENTED.
~ 500 cash, balance real estate WI.
t0sau, 90 io.toulco hiock.
OEn HEAD Nigh GRADE RANGE
-eJNJ horse hut 20 mules 90 exchange Tor
house and lot close 80, or acreage inaldo i've
/ miles out ,. ,. Spencer, OMrara block, %
Wet second south.
THOiCE ADDITION LOTS WILL M
- traded for horses ana buggy, furniture or
mufclaniiac. d. b. spencer 20 West second
| south
II ACRES OF IMPROVED FARM LAND,
| \ four miles southeast q city for good
! modern house ia city. 4, kchrmau a Co,
rooms I. and 10 commercial Block
| rINO TRADE - CITY PROPERTY FOR
| Il farm. Apply 90 g. stevenson, o. D.. sto.
ycnaon Ave. LriNegn Mh hnd luth south St.
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SPECIAL SLAUGHTER SALE
on CLoAKs, MILLINERY, WAISTS, Ere.
ALI OUR GiNuuAM, MUSLIN AND
SILK WAISTS WILL BE CLEARED
our REuARpLEss on CoSr.

30 percalo waists reduced from St.jO to
zoe each.
All our $500 and $3.50 waists reduced
TO si.2i zach.
20 ladies' china silk scrpontine Waists
cut from 5000 10 s3.ss.
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TO TRADE.

rINO rRApE-A " AURE fAuN. CLOSE TO
Il city, seven room frame huutC, creamery,
stables, horses, cows, all under cultivation,
fruit trees. etc. NaluC $500 clear Trade for
city property. W. D. Hogan. tio rostonicc
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The COPELAND Medical Institute

Located Permanently tuoam- 200, aOI /,
aoa and nOJl Tn the Progress
building,
kouth nniu ~, bRit Lake city,
DIR. a. DoMONCO,
Consulting Physician.
spocialues. Catarrh aud all diseases u tho
EAr Rye, Throat and LungH, Nervous diseases,
both sexes.
Orieo houfs o TO ~ An, 20 pm. 70 q ..
m. sunday. 10 am. TO ~ M.
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RIO TRADE itI.sr.CtA-H uEstDENCE
= and NuHiutfa property Tor sheep or good
forms. W. .. uoshn. 40 rUsio4cc Block.
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GROESBECK & ROSE
HOUSES FOR RENr.

INLEGANT fINE ROOM COTTAGES ~
u Fast Waterloo near She drive hni De
noiycu' rHalicnco. g., per month. frceti,G so
Lots iONltn.
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ODl AugEs OS THE JORDAN nor.
. - toms. near sandy. iur sale cheap.
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fI'o TRAD -uupIN PROPERTY WORTH
( fit0D clear Hud IlrU to 1900 cash Tor
~ ncs here. W. y. Began, lil rost0nlrc
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GENLhAL WILL tipUOyEb rAHMa,
- value. 500 O. 5000. close On city, trade
tor inli1c Guy property ". }. hogan, tiO
poatnflro Ullfk
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II you HAVE ANYTHING TO TRADE
4 call on me, W. J. Began, GO r"stonco
Block.
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WANTED.

NNvANTEp-NaN AEp WIFE WITH
w uut cuillren IN take charge ~ bust.
meas block so aud FREQ rent. water aud
l.ht Particular. lIrE lst south,
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tH ACRES NEAR rWovu ron UirY
~ lnla or residence equity. W. y. Hogan,
4 v fDatunicc ilotk
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VALUABLE REIMBURSEMENT MiLEs
v from 1umple iur equity or lots. W.. j,
Hogan. 4i0 g. ~. ltlnUE
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n OOD YARN n IDAHO TOU OiTY
" property. w. ). Began, 40 ros,orcc
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II ACRES OF IMPROVED FARM LAND,
Il = four miles southeast % city for good
modern house iu city, 4, kchrman a Co,
rooms u and 10 Commercial Block
FI'O TRADE CITY PROPERTY FOR
Il farm. Apply 90 e. stevenson, o. D. sto.
ycnaun Ave. hrtwcCn Wh ana luth south St..
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4 NHOiCE ADDITION LOTS WILL M
~ traded Tor horses ana buggy, furniture or
D. D. spencer, 20 West second
NUufN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

the opinion comes from the forecastle or the cabin
there is only one and 1t IL that the Vigilant Is
boat wonderful and great William Butler Duncan.
Jr. who sailed on board the Vigiant to-day. said
that there were several things which might
be done to improve her. He thought
she might be made faster than she IL. He
was Of course delighted with her performance to-
day. 1t said tonight that the accident to the
Pilgrim was more serious than was at first sup
posed. the gaff Itself being broken we'll the
jaws OF II. Mr.. Stewart said he not discour.
aged and would enter the trial Archibald
Rogers. the Colonia, said that he still thought
the keel boat had "A chance OF defending the cup
races are over and it is thought that certain alter
atoms can be made TO improve her speed. Cen
eral Paine f. not discouraged either and believes
that his boat still has chance.
AS the steam yacht Harriet was coming in
by Fort Adams after the race. she blew out "A
tube OF her boiler and rendered helpless.
The engineer and fireman were badly scalded.
but nobody else on board injured She was
lowed i'm by the Boston tug y. p Doane. The
Harriet was under charter to the correspondents
OF several Boston and New-York newspapers
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REUBEN LANGDON.

Reuben Langdon, for many years drygoods com
mission merchant in this city, died yesterday morning
from heart failure at the home Of his sistcr-in-law
Mrs. stephen II. Tying, No. az East Forty fourhst.
Mr.. Langdon born in Hartford, Conn, III
1928, and was the youngest OF nine children. Three
brothers, JOSEPH. George and Charles, survive him.
Active as he had been In business life for hall Il
century, he had been able to give great deal oil
time and money to religious work. with his WIFE, Il
daughter Jeremiah =. Tappan he was at one time
member OF DR.. storrss Church In Brooklyn. Later
he moved 10 South Orange, n. j.. but came TO New
York ahoL: thiity years ago. and had Teen cohheceu
with the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church from
the beginning OF DIR. Howard Crosbys pastorate'
serving the church rs deacon. elder and treasurer
For at least twen yve years he had been most alth-
ml worker in Hope Chapel, In East F0urth-s''' Il
branch OF the Fourth Avenue Church.
Mr.. Langdon leaves two Children the Few. Will
inn NJ. Langdon, for time a missionary IN
China. and II daughter, Miss Mamie Lansdon. MIS-
Iangdon died nearly two years ago. The funeral
will be held at the Fourth Avenue Church tomorrow
al 10 a. M. DR.. John r. Davies. the pastor, having
charge Of the services. The burial Will be III Gieel-