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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Judge MGAdam has granted absolute divorces =
| Grsenberg from Sarah Greenberg.
The toard of Estimate has authorized Commissioner
| from Iss,h street to I6sth street.
Tho wife Of Alderman John j. o'Bren Of the Twenty.
second Assembly district died morning after
| . very short illness following Childbirth.
sSsTS has as, % d ng.
will Be an electric .le wa and it viii cost
Joseph Gordon. the man who is accused Of stealing
on Avg. 80. was held in 5000 in the rombs Police
Fred Wilson. 10 years DID, of 4ls West Sixteenth
,tr.e borrowed canoe on Thursaay Tho canoe va.
Carmento Carmeno, grocer who lives at $50 Norris
thrown from his wagon at 10Th street and ST. N,chss
las avenue. He was taken to Manhattan Hospital
The double service OF the Fall River line will be dis.
continued after Sept TO- The PpEtan and Pilgrim will
and Sundays at 5:3oP.M
The Rsy Hugh nsgnHd Hawss s9,ho, 2, "Hn,,s
On his way to G6caso Mr.. Haven. aeeonpa1is. MIN;
West seventy-slxth street.
eqn SICK Vim and
OF the disease in that neghborhood the authorities arc
Fity.fourth street was held in ST. 900 IN tho Yorkviiis
TrpueovsEy DID, Who live" With Ter 1 pS
,s tn s %
William Thornton. Charles street to West 125th street
The Sunday trips OF the stonngton line have been
made as usual. and the new steel steamers Maine and
s North Rss bsS sap
Sunday.
Robert Archibald the salesman who was arrested at
his house IA East Thirty.third street. Thursday
nsa on MN sarss and
in $500 upon the second at tho Yorkvile Police Court
yesterday.
The Board Of met in special session At noSa
death of Hamilton Fish The naRs on the public build
will be displayed at half mast until tho day of the
funeral which Will DO attended by committee OF
seven from the Board.
Several men who work AT tho top OF the now
building Of the Edison Electric Light Company at Elm
down two or three stories By giving way scar.
fold Frank Gaeto OF 1913 East seventy.eghth street
was killed. Two other Italians were hurt.
Reinhold Hackenbock Of 2I1 East Eighty.third
street. who walked into Bellevue Hospital on Sept
suffering from two stab wounds In the chest died there
late on Thursday night lilo said when hrst admitted
but afterward admitted that he had injured himself
All Lee. Chinese laundryman OF l15 West Twenty:
MIN street. Yesterday pleaded guilty IN Part IL Of
Woods, a thrteen'yeaI.od girl Residing with her
mother at I2i wrst Twenty. NTH street. 10 was
OF $3.50.
Tho encumbrancs on tho property which Nicholas
Haughton sought TO eAAo TO tho city for the southern
the Harlem has been reduced practically to nothing
and the city has leased the property Tor three years AZ
claim that may from the oncnrnDranoe.
IIyrabed yertban and Megrdich Tartirosaian of 1b5
East Twenty.sixth street ana Aehran PAronnatian
charge Of GtemP,lng TO pass counterfeit money They
10 nd money order to Constantinope for which they
onered a counterfeit SIS bill in payment
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THE REVOLUTIoN IN BRAZIL.
Secretary Gresham demonstrates AGains
Interference with Our Commerce.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 6-Secretary Gresham
decided this morning not to wait longer for
official notification that a revolution had
broken out in Brazil. and he accordingly sent
Q cable message to Minister Thompson. who is
supposed to have reached Rio de Janeiro by
this time. instructing him to concur in a gen.
eral diplomatic remonstrance against the bur-
densome interference with the foreign COM
merce Of Brazil through tho suspension Of
telegraphc communication. This despatch
was sent in accordance with partial promise
made by Mr.. Gresham yesterday to the New
York Coffee Exchange. which intimated that
Brazil was discriminating against American
trade.
The Navy Department has not yet taken &C
tion In the matter OF protecting American In
terests. but it is expected that Secretary Her
bert Will order q vessel or two therc after a
noon: The Charleston is believed to be either
at Rio de Janeiro or near Montevideo. but
nothing definite concerning her whereabouts
Is known at the Navy Department.
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Spanish Annrchists Use Bombs.

MADRID Sept. ga bomb was exploded near
the Mayors house in Vilanneva. Catalonia.
last night during a street fight. Three houses
were badly damaged. but nobody was killed.
Yesterday afternoon a mob in Cueva de Vera
threatened to lynch Deputy Abellan because
ton OF a local Judgeshp Abellan fled A
rioter threw a petard into the entrance OF
the Deputy's house. but the fuse went out
and there was no explosion.
The disturbances in both towns were pro-
vok ed by Anarchists. Troops have been sent
to restore order and help the police to arrest
tho principal agitators
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Talk or Another Labor Parade.

The Trades Union Conference for the relief
OF the unem ployed wrote to Gov. Flower sug-
costing that an extra session Of the Legisla-
ture be called to provide State relief in the
shape of public works. A letter has been re-
ceived from the Governors secretary stating
that the Governor is In Chicago. and will not
be In New York city before Oct. !. The con-
ference Is invited to send him by letter its idea
OF what is feasible.
A committee OF the conference appointed to
arrange parade Is in favor OF q parade of or
ganized and unorganiZed labor on Oct. l. This
will be put to II vote at the meeting Of the con-
ference to- morrow.
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DIR. Alfred Walton. a manufacturer OF oxygen
and nitrogen at l2l East Twenty-third street,
yesterday secured an attachment against all
the property In this State of Mrs. Helen T.
Chadwick to cover claim Of S1.2O0 for money
advanced. Until recently NIrs. Chadwick ran
the boarding houses at ALB to 4,M Fifth
avenue. 6l2 Fifth avenue, and II East Thirty
third street.
None OF the Fifth avenue houses is now run
in Mrs. Chadwick's name. Yesterday the fur
niture in 6l2 was sold at auction by order. SO
the catalogue said, OF Mark i. Couch. the
of an attachment. alleged that he did 80 in the
belief that Mrs. Chadwick was about to dis
pose OF her property, and the writ was served
upon the auctioneer. Mrs. Chadwick Is now
living at II East 1hirty-third street
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PHILLIPsBuRG. Pa. Sept. 2-The Troy miners
are on a strike against n return to monthly
pay. and about one hundred miners from this
A mass meeting Of ali the miners in the
Philipsburg district will be held to- m orrow
for the purpose OF influencing tho mon now at
fired at the new mon from the woods near tn
mines At night the tipple is guarded. as the
The officers Of tho miners organization say
that II it were not for the impoverished condi-
ton OF hundreds OF tho miners they would
monthly pay.
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Chinese Hostility to Foreigners.

LONDON. Sept 9.-The Standards correspon-
dental Shanghai telegraphs: "Viceroy Chang.
notorious for his hatred Of foreigners and for
encouraging natives In the barbarous treat
ment OF Europeans. is reported to have ad-
dressed petition to the throne openly ad-
y9cating the eXtermination Of foreigners in
In order to prevent the eventual partition OF
China among European powers. The hostility
to foreigners in the provinces Is undated"
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Want the Government to Pay Union Wages
and Find Work for tho Unemployed.

BELFAST. Sept. 8-The Congress OF Trades
Unionists. meeting in Ulster Hall. passed
unanimously to-day a resolution that the Gov
eminent pay union wages to all men employed
on public works. The Parliamentary Com
mittee was instructed at the same time to
bring this proposal to the attention OF the
Government and urge its acceptance Us part
Of the ministerial programme Keir Hardie
proposed the following resolution. which was
adopted without debate:
In view OF the fact that cent OF the working
popuat ton representing over 600 600 in number.
not fnd emf emf, and that sti larger number
only casually employed and considering further that
these reserves are Always avstlabe in the event of
dispute tins Congress phatically declares that to
provide honorable and profitable employment for such
IL question OF the first importance. and should he
treAed as such BY the Government of the day and
any Government failing to recognize this fact 10
worthy Of the support OF the working classes And
We hereby instruct tho Parliamentary Committee to
use every endeavor to secure the passing Of
use calculated to lessen tho number OF those out OF
employment
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S5OO,OOO DAMAGE IN LOUISIANA.
The Last Storm There Has Spoiled the
Crops and Blown the Wires Down.

Tho Inst Storm There Has Spoiled the
Crops and Blown the Wires Down.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 8.--The rain and wind
storm. which began in southern Louisiana on
the 9Th inst. has continued uninterrupted
since. In Lafourcho tho storm generated
cyclone. which resulted in tho death Of seve1
and wounding Of eighteen persons. Consid-
cradle damage is reported to the sugar cane.
rice. and orange crops. The damage was done
not only in Lafourche. whore the losses are es-
timated at 100000. but in Terre Bonnie.
Plaquemine. st. Charles. St John. and st.
James parishes. and as far north as Baton
Rouge. The orange crop was lust about being
gathered and much OF the fruit was blown
from the trees. Tho cane was blown down by
Nearly all the telegraph and telephone wires
were blown down. The damage to rice and
S5OO,OOO,
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The sealing schoOners Annie Seymour ". r. Say
ward. and one unkrown vessel were seized by tho
Russians OH Copper Island on July 70
Three barns belonging 10 Thomas d. Coulson. near
West Milton, !, were hred by lightning on thursday
evening and. with contents. were destroyed. The
horses and live stock, however, were saved. Loss
5000 insurance, 1900
A $ Holmes A Co. OF Buffalo have commenced an
action to recover S2OOOOD from the Roche ter and
Pittsburgh Railroad for ihe Destruction OF their oil re-
hnery which burned recently. II Is alleged that
the re was caused By sparks from one OF tho railroads.
locomotives
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AKRON. o.. Sept a-The office OF the Adams
Express Company was entered last evening
about o'clock. during the absence OF Agent
Elliott. and the safe stripped OF its contents.
The safe contained $4,000. sent by tho city to
pay bonds. and the receipts Of the day amount
Ing to about $1,000 Enrly this morning ofi-
GERS arrested Skates" Brehm. Ed Lewellyn
the express company. and Harry Miller editor
of the Tirtunr. Laughead and Brehm are said
to have been seen in the vicinity OF the office
last evening.
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THEIR LOYALTY REWARDED.

The Kaiser Abolishes tho Exceptional Laws
for Alsace and Lorraine.
METZ. Sept a-Emperor William has Or
dered that. ir view Of the loyalty manifested
by tho people Of Alsace and Lorraine during
his visit. all the exceptional laws enforced In
the two provinces since the war shall be
aboliahed After the announcements OF the or
der Chancellor Won Caprivi and Prince Won Ho-
henlohe. Governor OF Alsace and Lorraine.
held q long conference. presumably as to the
details Of its execution.
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
STRIKING MINERS IN YORKSHIRE
CONTINUE RI0TING.
They beat the Police In Several Encounters
and Make Pienty OF Work for the Troops
The Kaiser Rewards the Loyalty of Az

| They Beat the Police In Several Encounters
and Make Plerty OF Work for the Troops
| The Kaiser Rewards the Loyalty of A.
snce-Isorraipe-Othcr News Of nnterest.
LONDON. Sept. a-Another striker has died
OF wounds received In this fight at Pontefract
last night. The rioters we're out all night de.
stroying property and fighting the military
and police. They burned the wooden bridge
over the collery railway to Lord Masham's
property. The full military and police force
was on duty without pause until o'clock this
morning.
The strikers throughout the Pontefract dis
trict are in a sullen and dangerous mood.
Ugly mobs have been gathering at several
points despite the efforts OF police and troops
to dispense them. The magistrates through
out the district have called for more troops.
as they believe that only by an overwhelming
display OF force will 1t be possible to prevent
general fighting and great loss Of property.
At Hartley. county OF Northumberland. a
magistrate was stoned while he was reading
the riot act. He was badly bruised. but re-
ceived no severe injuries. Many flremen and
police who tried to drive back the strikers
were cut and bruised. In the Sheffield Dews-
bury. and Nottingham districts the labor agi-
tators are hard at work. At the meetings held
this morning near all three cities the temper
OF the strikers favored extreme measures
against the military.
more TROOPS nave gone to these ulstrlcte TO
restore order. and special policemen are being
drafted with all haste into the service. At Not
tingham, where the strikers are making their
ueliest threats. the police will be reinforced
by several companies sent out this noon from
London: In the neighborhood OF Wakefield.
West Riding of Yorkshire. the mine owners
are panic stricken, Last night tho rioters
went from pit to pit .wrecking the buildings
age done before daybreaS amounts to thou
sands OF pounds.
Troops were called for this morning by the
authorities. as rioters had gathered nenr the
town. and the police were too weak to disperse
them. Shortly after noon mob OF strikers be-
gan to pillage shops and taverns In the sub
urbs. The troops had not arrived. and the
police were scattered by the rioters. Tho whole
district round the town 10 now in tho hands OF
the miners. The sal oons have been plundered.
and many Of the miners are drunk. The re-
spectacle sidunts Of Wakefield are terri fled.
and repeated requests for troops have been
made.
In Mansfield. near Nottingham. hardly less
apprehension is felt. force OF DRAGONS and
infantry marched into Dewsbury late this az
ternoon. Cavalry. supported by mounted DO,
lice. started for Brstall. near Leeds. at
o'clock to attack tho rioters who are wrecking
the Whiteee colliery.
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re on Sept. g. 1872 ........


WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
For New England. generally fair; north winds.
For erasrn Nrp York generality fair; NORTH miDd.
For the District OF Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware. and Maryland. generally fair:
followed by possible showers In western Maryland;
northeast winds
For western Pennsylvania and western New York.
Lake Ontario
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Tho Pope Promises to Eli tho Vacant Amer
lean DIoceaea.

LONDON. Sept. S.-A despatch to the Central
News from Rome says: Tho Pope to-day
gave audience to number OF American
priests and promised within a few DAYS to pro-
vide for the occupation Of vacant dioceses In
America. He alluded with regret to the death
OF the Bishop OF Hartford"
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New Fourth-class Po.tmusters.

WASHINGTON. Sept. a-The total number 81
fourth-class Postmasters appointed to-day
was sixty-two. OF which twenty eight were to
hl vacancies caused by designations and
following:
New Jersey-wilAm +. Mount. Enslishtown; Ed.
ward Davis. fairton.
New York-iIArrson r. Parmelee. Riches Corners; J.
Elbridge Gnno Starkey; AIonho Jocelyn West Amboy;
George Henry Mochow. Wocottsburg,
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labor had to wear u sort of cap to keep the dirt
from getting. into the sores. After would
WASH, would DE covered with big red pimplcs
people advised me to try the CUT1cURA REME-
DIES. I did try them, and am glad have done
SO. Gian TO say am well man, and in the best
of health since. / cannot praise the CuTIcURA
REMEDIES too highly. enclose my portrait
LEWIS W. RATION, Larksville, Pa.
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

:. CuT1CuRA RrsoLvENT, the new Blood and Skin
Purifier internally Ito cleanse the blood of all
impurities and poisonous elements), and CUTI-
CURA, the great skin cure, with CUTicURA soar,
an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beautifer, ex-
ternally ito clear the skin and scalp and restore
the hair, cure every disease and humor of the
skin, scalp and blood. with loss Of hair, from
infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula, when
the best physicians, and all other remedies fail.
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GLASGOW. Sept a-The British steamer
Pomeranian. Capt Stirrat. which sailed from
this port for Montreal on Sept 2. returned dis
abled to the Clyde o-day. She broke her pls-
ton rod when 400 miles out
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Foreign AdmIrais Won't Permit tho Bom
bardment OF KIO.

PARIS Sept. S.-A despatch from Rio Janeiro
says that at the instance Of the French COM
mander. the foreign Admirals In Brazilian
waters have decided to prevent the bombard
ment of the city BY the revolutionary squadron.
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fire most of the time. MY
body had big red spots on II,
and l did NOT know what to
do. 1 went to four different
doctors and they helped mo
at first. In the fail l got
worse again; then l tried
other remedies, but they did
me no good. was ashamed
to 20 into public. was n
sight to look at. Every ono
would say, What is the mat
ter, why don't you take some
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Southern Relief Fund.

]. ]. Dale and ID. c. Wilson OF Beaufort. S. c..
have received S2.327 10 In money and $4O4.05
worth Of supplies for the sufferers OF tho sea
islands. The Maritime Exchange has collected
Sti7S
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Where Yesterday. Fires Were.

A.M-i2;o5. o. Baxter street Mrs Lawrence, dam.
age trfng. 2;55 80 Edrdge street Aaron Marcowitz,
damage irihng
PM-3i2o, 1874 suffolk street Fanny Mudelman.
damage trihng; $50 1853 East lo3d street John Null
NgAn. damage $40.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2The Citzons' Per
manent Relief Committee to-day appropriated
$4,000 Tor the benefit OF tho hurricane sufferers
in the South.
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Josiah Qu,ncy's Refrigeration Accepted.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8.-The President has
promptly accepted the resignation of tho Hon.
Josiah Quincy as Assistant Secretary OF State
to take effect Oct. /.
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Bold throughout the world. Price, CurrcuRA,
b0c.; SOAR, Csc; REsoLvENr, Al. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEN. ConP., Sole Proprietors, Boston.
Ar"How to Cure Skin Diseases, !" mailed free,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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SCR0FULA IL YEARS
Always Sore. Face Burned Like Fire.
Ashamed to be Seen. Four
Doctors but Little Benefit.
Cured by Cuticura.

For about ten or twelve years have been
troubled with scrofula. My head was always
sore, my face was dry and scalY and burned Ike
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-09

Psllce Commissioner McClAys says Dr. Deaue's Dys-
DsPsiA PILLS cure all who try them.-Ads.
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Latest NJ arine Intelligence.
Arrived-Ss Amaln. Kraett. from Hamburg.
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RIGOROUS AT 93.
Capt Felter Captures Two Thieves Maxim,
or with His waistcoat.

Although 80 years old. BENJAMIN Felter. skip
per Of the canalboat Monarch. now moored in
the North River at the foot OF Charlton street,
Is as vigorous as the majority OF mon half that
age. This was proved early yesterday morn
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On the recommendation OF Secretary La:
mont the President to-day APPOINTED Brig

Gen. David s. Stanley. U. S. A.. recently re-
tired. to be Governor OF the National Soldiers
Home near this city. to flll the vacancy caused
by the death OF Brig. Gen. John G. Kelton. for
merly Adltutant- General. At the time OF his
retirement Gen. Stanley commanded the De-
partn ent Of Texas: with headquarters at San
Antonio, He has tho record OF a gallant SOL
der. and was personally very popular with
the people OF Texas.
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George Washington Murray. the coored
member from the Seventh South Carolina Dis
trict, was on the floor Of the Senate to-day. So
Letting subscriptions from Senators for the
benefit OF the sufferers from floods among his
constituents Of his own race. His labors met
with gratifying success.
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long tried friendship on this side Of the cham
my course: and the result is that l am doing
what We will all be required to say wO did
when we to syn ba W. Sss e resas
Senator from Maine to an extent which strains
the limits OF forbeurance;;, He wanted action
was was read read. lie wanted the Finance COMMITTEES
to report bill the next AZ day and to bring it to
sibilty, an absurdity.. and the, Senator knew
It, The TRADE this afternoon is Tor no other
purpose than to advertise to the pub
action on that side q the chamber and for de- 10.
lay on this side, There Is no delay that it is
possible lie to ayS re
control" Il T. known that rsa these words d.
e eas f4 body Is coacerned The term drive
as misplaced and offensive as possible. The
Senate OF equals. and ! pr9pose to treat every
senator as my peer on this floor; giving him
cussion / shall expect every Senator to rocOg-
nize the. propriety OF ceasing discussion and
pr Mr.. Hale dsclaimed any intention of giving
offence 70 the senator from Indiana, ne did
not really think that that senator lett the IN
in the interest Of helping him that he had
made the suggestion. IT.,
- have had quite surieit OF that kind OF
help from that source" MIR. Voorhees, eX-
cannot be accountable for the Senator's
tempting to assist the Senator, and do not
than It is / appreciate fully tho difficulties
under which he lies bit he %nGht not e beso
'et the Senator" said Mr.. Voorhees, an
erily. please select some other subject Tor
discussion the next time that ne talks than
II think" Mr. Hale replied, that the Sem
ator is doing the best he knows how-doing it
" cannot return the com liment" Mr.. yoor-
hses snapped back. u cannot say that the
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gress authorize the Speaker to admit. under
such regulations as he may deem proper.
newspaper men to the mem bers lobby in the
renr OF the Speakers chair. An order covering
the case was drafted by Speaker Crisp to. day
and sent to the Doorkeeper 1t provides that
any correspondent who has the entree to the
upon the request OF member: provided that
he shall not enter the hall of the House. and
shall retire from the lobby upon the termina-
ton OF his interview with the member who in
troduced him to the apartment