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HURRY TO CATCH TRAINS.
a SUDDEN Delhi RETEdLS THH
DANGER CONN., C!ED UI,H IT

"oh. why Dia Not walt r"-somo OF the
BcSt Advice Ever Give, to People who
Feel that They Nu Hurry.
A prominent Wall street man ran to catch
the Long Branch boat Last week and died be-
foro tho boat had rnssc staten Island. He
hal ovcrstrained himself and burst blood
vessel either in the brain % heart
A great many thousand mon and women
hurry this hot weather to catch trains and
boats taking them to and from the city. There
is great danger in this. A sudden strain 10
always dangerous 1t brings u pressure upon
tho brain and blood vessels and 1t specially
taxes the nerves. No man or woman unless
in perfect condition is or can be FREQ from
these dangers
DO you want to know how you can keep up
In perfect shape even during this hot weather,
with all the carcs aud strains that IT brlngsi
Listen. aud will tell yon You cannot ITO 70
most OF Nil. you cannot 40 ii ny taking stimu-
lants. You must have tho latest and hest that
science has produced. DO you ask what this
made by Prof. Phelps OF Dartmouth College.
Paine's celery compound. 1t Is. beyond lues-
tion. the only modern discovery TINT keeps tho
dition which will enable them to Withstand
the strains which are always brought to boar
upon them and thus preserve the health IL
you take my advice. If you do what so many
this, great nerve food not necessarily all the
while. hut eystenaticalv. in order to keep
yourself In the hest pnssibl trim for enduring
the work standing tho strnin. and enjoying
the pleasures o! life. You should remember
that all the best scientific men ot Europe and
America endorse it. and that tho leading mon
the country use It constantly. Is this not suf-
hciont proof OF its great value p-Adr.
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Five Men Were In tho PawlinKs Bank Rob.

PouoHKEEpsIE Aug. o. Horny Carey. who
was sent from hero to the Albany penitcntiary
for one year for robbing the Rawlings Savings
Bank OF S2l 800 has made statement under
oath that four men were concerned In tho
robbery with himself. John Wogan. Patrick
Langly. and Edward Keeksr Wogan has also
been sent to the penltentiary. but the other
two are still at large. Carey also says in his
affidavit that Eugene Cumisiy of 1.207 Broad
way. New York. was the middle man: that he
advised and helped to put w. the job and was
Carey also says In his affidavit that Cumisky
received of the stolen property six $1,000
United States bonds and one $4,000 United
States bond to negotiate. and has $4,000 OF the
bonds In his possession Reluisition papers
have been obtained and oilicers lett Tor chicago
yesterday to arrest Cumisky.
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RIOTING IN VIENNA.
Police Charge on Striking Workmen and
Use Swords in Di.pcralrg Them.

VIENNA. Aug. 22.-Thousands OF roughs
gathered this evening near Wagemnnn's fac
tory in the Favorten quarter. and jeered and
stoned the police who have guarded the build
ing since tho strike OF the employees began.
Tho police tried to drive the roughs away
Their first two charges. made without draw
ing swords. were repulsed and several police
men were injured With stones; Finally the
rho roughs held their ground until many
had been cut and severa arrested They then
retreated slowly still fighting. The crowd
got abroad occupied tho Favorteh quarter
we'll into the night Several fights and small
riots had been reported at 10 o'clock. and the
police were still charging the crowds.
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Murdered On tn. Way to Hi. Dying sister

MANSFIELD. Pa. Aug 22.-The body Of q man
was found to-day In the wooded side OF .
ravine on the farm OF Peter Brady. near the Fl
Wayne track. There was trail OF blood where
the body had been dragged and thrown down.
and bloody iron rod. with which the mans
head had been struck. was found near by.
Letters in the mans pockets showed that his
name was Hanson Davis. Two were from q
sister In st. Louis. and a third was from his
sweetheart in Memphis. The sister in St.
Louis was dying. and it appears Davis was
tramping his way back to see her alive II pos
sIble Three trnmrs had been seen lurking in
the locality for several days.
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Notes OF FOREIGN IIapp-n,ug-.

Miss Sophie Kinrish. second cabin passen-
ger on tho steamship Majestic. which arrived
at Queenstown yesterday. died on Sunday OF
phthisis. Tho body was embamed and will
be landed at Liverpool
Earl Ripon. Colonial Secretary, has cabled
to the Administrator OF tho Canadian Govern
ment expressing satisfaction with the SER
vices rendered by Sir John Thomson and the
Hon. G. II. Tupper In connection with the
Bchring Sea arbitration.
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British Cruiser After Them.

LONDON. Aug. ga special despatch to the
Times from Zanzibar says that tho Arab SOL
diers stationed at the outlying port OF Kis-
mayoo on the island OF that name. have re-
VOTED and killed the agent OF the East Africa
to destroy the town and the steamer Kenia.
which is now at kismayoo. Tho British
Quell the insurrection.
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rre.,dent Dourh.r.y on His Muscle.

Edward Listman. prize fighter. living At
ia Broome street. used to belong to the Clin-
ton Athletic Club. Of which John Dougherty Of
395 Cherry street Is President He blames
Dougherty because he is no longer member.
Saturday evening he went to Doughertys
Dough rty give him such thrnshing that he
could hardly walk away. Justice VOorhis In
the Essex Market Court Yesterday hold
Dougherty to' trial because Listnan present-
ed 80 pitiiul an nppearance.
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The Executive Committee OF tho Coney
Island Jockey Club will meet in their rooms.
Fifth avenue and Twenty second street, ut IL
o'clock this morning to discuss matters OF
grave interest to the turf
1t would he largely surmise to outline the
proceedings. hut the result OF the deliberations
ing world. The Monmouth Park facing AS
sociation's meeting, from which sundry per.
sons were xrluded will close Tomorrow and
the Coney Island Jockey Club will open its
gates on Saturday next.
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Indiana. Normal schoo, Rebellion,

TERRE HAuTE. Ind. Aug. 22.-Hostllittes
have been resumed in the State Normal School
rebellion. The Board of Trustees. which re-
fused graduation certificates to members Of
the senior class because they would not re-
school authorities. has Just issued q circular
wing that the students who endorsed the
seniors may return to school without signing
a statement II they pledge themselves to
fully respect the authority OF the school The
Committee Of fifteen students which repro.
sented the 0O9 in June have met and decided
not to accept this overture. hut to insist that
tho Board remove President Parsons.
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Roster a B,.r- I.e..e and Fixtures Sold.

The sale OF the lease and fixtures OF Roster
Il Balls Twenty-third street music hall was
held on the promises yesterday. The crowd
in attendance was small. and the first bid was
$1,000. 1t was run up slowly to S. 900. at
which figure it was knocked down to Max
Richter. It was the general opinion that
Richter acted for koster & Bal. as 1t was
known that they valued the property at
$1,000. Richter Is an old employee OF Roster
Bial For twelve years he has been mana
ger OF the walters In the concert hall
-ichtcr said after the sale thar he did not
know what he would do with the property The
lease runs until next May at $4,000 a year.
with The privilege OF renewal for two years e..
100000 a year. John Roster said that the sale
to liichter was a bona ilde transaction.
The last performance under the present
management will be on Saturday night.
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APPROYED BY THE POPE


Leo XIII. Send. His RIessin;: to the Coming
Catholic Congress.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-SecretarY Onahan OF the
Committee of Arrangements for the coming
Catholic Congress to-day received the following
telegram:
BALTIMORE, Aug. ~.
Hon. ". J. Onahn- Cnicrgo:
Just received from Holy Father beautiful letter bless
ing Catholic Congress. CAEpiSAL GIBBoSs.
1t is announced that among the delegates to
the Congress will be Chairman Carter of the
Republican National Committee and Chairman
Hurrty OF the Democratic National Com mites.
Mr.. Carter is appointed from the vicarate OF
Idaho and Mr.. Harrity from, the, nrchd iocese OF
Philadelphia. The list o! New York delegates
particularly includes many wel-known men:
Bourke Cochran. Gen ID Ccsnoa Hermann
Rider joseph J. ODOnohue. Eugene Kelly.
William r. Grace. Hugh j. Grant. and Mayor
Gilroy.
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RussIA's SCHEME TO BEAT aERMANH:
Plnu Whereby Russian Grain May b.
Struggled Into thnt Country.

SHUEE1cu Into tHHt NVUutrIs
LONDON. Aug. 22.-Word has been received
in this city from st. Petersburg to the effect
that the Russian Govern m ent has sent select
agents to Austria. Italy. and France to en-
deavor to arrange to send into Germany
through those nations Russian rye ostensibly
the product of those countries.
the begnnin. OF the customs war between
Germany aaa Russia the German authorities
thought some such scheme might be at
tempted by Russia. and every possible pre-
caution hns been taken to prevent the tmpor-
tation Of Russian cerenls except upon the pay
ment of the excessively high duties now i'm
posed upon Russian products IT will have to
customs officers that all grain purportine to
have been grown in Austria II hungary. Italy. or
France Ia really the product OF those countries
before it will ne admitted into Germany at the
tariff rates now imposed on grain grown In the
countries referred to.
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The Three Pcrsons Board Saved, bot
the Vessei Smnshed by the su~c
A small sloop yacht owned by Mr.. Louis
Mayer Of this city went ashore off the point of
Sandy Hook late Monday and Is a total wreck.
The yacht had only three persons on board
when abe stranded. They jumped for their
lives. and managed to get through the high
surf, which was running at the time. Shortly
after the yacht pounded to pieces.
Mr.. Mayer. the owner, lost considerable
jewelry. q gold watch and chain. and seven or
eight suits Of clothes.
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Result Of the French Elections.

PARIS Aug. 22.-Corrected returns from
some OF tho electoral districts make slight
change in the results OF the general elections
for the Chamlcr of Deputies. which were held
on Sunday. Tho figures now at hand show tho
return Of ~ hfnnub,iean 80 soc alisti kadi:
and D'j Conservatives. Second ballots are
necessary In 40 districts
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such sports as tent pegginR and lemon cut
ting. There will alec be seen a representa-
ton OF the Defense OF Rorkes Drift.


From Chicago comes the news that those
famous dramatic strategists. Duncan Har-
rson and Harry Lee. will certainly give IN
open-air performance OF AS You Like It" on
day which has been set apart for that eepe-
cial purpose by tho directors Of tho Fair. and
named. appropriately. enough. Poets Day"
he endcavored to secure the servlces OF the
younger Salvini, enlisted the COOPERATION Of
Frank Mayo, c, W. GoNldock, Frenris Wilson.
lett Davis. and Snndow. thauncey pepew has
also promised to ,oncn tho ceremonies with a
speech and Joseph Jefferson had agreed to de;
consented TO Join this illustrious company.
and his recent refusal ie due to tho fact that
Ing. II WAS also claimed by tho manager OF
tho enterprise that all OF tho $500 seats
which commanded a view Of the specta-
dee mao and 0eA s 'FHss nj would Ha' F's on
assisting, at the perrormanee. Now there is
Wilson or any Of tho rest of them. and It is
snid in theatrical circles thnt u II performance
is given ut AZ II viii! be giycn by, q, cast mede
company nut there will be n Poets Day 10
Chicago all the eamc. and Harry Lee and Dun
fan Harrison 1,n VII be the poets George A.
by reason Of his impc,sonati"n Of the role OF
e. ih,n.r In Denman Thompsons plays The
strange that the star Of the company should
fsH5 sa 81
to bring out his own talents to the very hest
advantage. as both types were. totally different
reaoent Of the New England T soil. Geores
Beane will be sorelv missed By those who re-
member hia quaint character acting. and The
Old Homestead" will not be the same without
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WILL THE PURITAN COMPFTEy

Talk OF the Old Cup Winner Again Defend
Ing the Trophy.
TARpAu11N Cove. Mass. Aug. 22.-The re-
port ia prevailing here. and there Is consider
able credence attached to it. that ex-Commo-
dore J. Malcolm Forbes OF the Eastern Yacht
Club intends to enter the Puritan. that beat
tho Genesta for the Americas Cup in 1885. in
the trial races with tho Vigilant Jubilee.
Colona. and Pilgrim next month.
The ex-chnmrion is being subjected to a
thorough overhaulinG. and this would not be
done it is said. II Mr.. Forbes did not intend to
use her for something more than ordinary
sailing purposea
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World. Fair Souvenir. Attached

The Sheriff has received an attachment for
S2.25O against the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton Company Of Chicago in favor OF the
New York Press Company llimitedl Of this city.
ment Mt the Amorican Express Company's
office to levy upon $4,000 worth of Worlds
Fair souvenir coins, which. it is said had
foe from Chicago
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HYMEN ELIMINATES Il HYPHEH.
Tho Redmund- Barry Combination 10 All
Kedmund Now

Tho Kedmund.HNrTY COmbInnIon 10 All
Kednund Now.
william Redmund. tho actor. was married
in this city just after his arrival from Europe.
Il week or SO ago. to Mrs. Thomas Barry. the
widow OF the famous comedian and stage man
ager. Mr.. and Mrs. Redmund starred together
for several seasons on the road in dramas OF a
rather lur.d typo. Their organization was
known rs tho Redmund- Barry company and
their most successful play OF recent years was
entitled Ilerminie. or the Cross OF Gold"
Mr.. Redmund is an Englishman, and made
his first appearance in this country as n lead
ing man in the Boston Theatre stock company
early In tho eighties. Mrs: barry was n asso-
rinte player with Mr.. Redmund at that time.
OF the CON phny.
The newly welded couple arc residing in
West Eighty -fourth street.
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Now that the Democratic State Committe has
been called for Saturday. the Republicans are
thinking OF calling their committee together
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel next week. 1t was
said yesterday that Chairman Iirookneld will
issue a call to that effect within few days.
favor saratoga AS the place for the Con vention.
The Republicans up to date. favor Syracuse.
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Ind one anchor out and WAS also attached to
the schooner Merlin's mooriags when the
chains broke and before tn" steam yacht Wild
Duck. which was close along Idle. coul Id go to
her assistance she was hard and fast on tho
1t 7 o'clock tonight the Volunteer passed
here in tow OF the Right Arm. going very
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.Quad-nu. Lands" Belong to Uncle Sam.

PORTLAND. Or. Aug. 22.-JudGe Bellinger Of
the United States District Court yesterday
rendered decision in the case OF the United
States agt. the Oregon and California and the
Oregon Central Ka!road Companies. COM
monty known 4s the Quadrant case" The
cares that the lands in the Quadrant are in-
clnded in tho lands forfeited to the Govern
ment under the act Of ian. 81. 1885. About
100000 acres arc involved.
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wh.r. Y.-,.rday'. Fires Were.

A.A-3:2o All East Seventy sixth street. Isidor Jes
ser. damage $50: Do5 50 Madison street. II. strom
damage $780, $40. 1874 East Houston street Morris
harcowitz. damage $780, loi45 2.3ol Eighth AvsAue
William Mowhinnsy. damage $40: IL; 55. unoccupisd
age $40
y 1850. 2si wss; Twspty.third street, George
hLntford, damage 500
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The Monterey IN Dry Dock.

VALLEJO. Cal. Aug. 22,-The United States
coast defence monitor Monterey was dock ed
yesterday for INSPECTION. The monitors hull
MaS ah ~ naipt Tho 1or from Du. 2au
slightly damaged. two blades being bent. The
monitor will probably remain in the dry dock
about two weeks.
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KI,,ed HI. Fourth Man.

DANvILLE. Aug. 22.-Phil Devers who has
killed three persons. got his fourth victim In
Casey county on Saturday when he shot and
killed Bruce Purdon Of this county. The muir
der was unprovoked. and was tho result Of
Purdon's refusal to send his children to
school taught by Devers's son.
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Nominated for State Senator.

GLENs FALLS. Aug. 22.-The Republicans OF
the Twenty-Arst Senate district to-day nom
mated +. ID. Kilburn Of Malone for Senator
tional Convention: T. ". Macarthur OF Warren
county: Frederick Fraser. Washington: L. A.
Spencer. Fulton and Hamilton: g: j. Nc
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SECOND GAME-RUY LOPEZ.
NOTES DY sCEoTTLAENDER.

NOTES Di SCEOTTLAENDER
Ia TX instead would have been tho limo OF play
should nave adopted here This Is however. a matter
OF aSte.
(b) very good move.
tc XII 81 ought have been taken into oonsidera-
n'n here. II seems II black would have Improved
his game by tins muve.
ID move OF doubtful, value. Why not R-Ktsq'
(el P-kt3 ought TO have been played hero instead.
II Is very doubtful inieed whether white could cap
ture the pawn account Of BIB 4; 20. Q-kt 8, 90
5 c: p. R-K g. with bAd game.
% B-Kt 8 WAS much better than tho next move
go A b.under. which loses an important pawn and
the game.
The third game OF the match was adjourned
after llfty-seYen moves.
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SpARKs FROM THE 1ELEGRAPH

Fred Nef who murdered Chris Palmer at Morrison,
GRsconade county Mo. oct .. 1871, was killed 40
Portland Mo YESTERDAY by Sheriff Windsor OF Gallo
way county while resisting arrest.
Two barns ami several outbulldings on tho model
farm OF Hon. James Foch located In Panther valley.
three miles from Cressons. Pa. were destroyed by IRE
midnight on Monday. Twenty.three head OF cattle,
three mules ten pigs and several hundred fancy bred
chickens perIshed IN tho anrs and all tho aRrioultu-
raj implements. including n steam threshsr. were
burned hs were the entire seasons crops Loss Abous
$4,000. insurance light
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Wrecked at Narra9auset Pier.

NARRAGANsErr PIER. Aug. 22.-The schooner
Ethel Swift. bound from Providence for New
York without cargo. was wrecked on the north
side OF the pier yesterday afternoon. she left
Providence yesterday and made harbor on
Lutch Island, but parted her cables In the
was taken from the rigging by tho pier lifs'
sa
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SHOT 4 WO.NIN.
The CoIored Man, When She Falls. Turas
tho Pistol on tlImse!r and Drops Dead.

tho Pistol on tlimse.r and DrOu. Dead.
PIrrsBURGH. Aug. 22.-At 2 o'clock this
afternoon n white woman and n colored mnn
met and engaged In brief conversation In front
OF the power house OF the Central Traction
Company on Wylle avenue. Tho woman
turned to walk away. when the man. after q
seconds irresoluton pullefa revolver from his
pocket and lrcd two bullets into her head. She
fell un,on scious on the street. The man then
turned tho pistol to ha own head and fired:
lie fell deni. Friends Of the two appeared and
identified tho woman as Ella Lawton OF
Tannehill street and the man as Edward FREQ
man. an employee Of the Black Diamond Steel
Works. The body OF the latter was removed
to the MorCue The woman was taken to the
Homeopathic Hospital The surgeons cay she
cannot possibly recover.
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Austrian Ladies Take the Veil.

VIENNA. Aug. 23-The Countess OF Thun.
Princess OF Schwarzenberg. and Countess OF
Som. all young women of great beauty and
hitherto conspicuous in society. took the veil
in Prague yesterday. Disappointment in love
was tho motive in every one OF the cases.
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want 10 Gu, Loose From Russia.

ST.. PETERSBURG. Aug. 22.-An alleged con-
spirncy has been discovered In Kharkov. capt.
tn OF the government OF that name. APO miles
southeast OF Moscow. to bring about the sep
nraton OF Ukraine from Russia. Ukraine was
an old subdivision Of Russia. Twenty-siN ar
rests have hoen made. One Of the consplra-
tors is II Mile. Pulawry. who was employed as
q gOyerneSS.
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spse,nl GraHa Jury for Chic. go Gamblers.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-State's Attorney Kern
asked the Court to-day to issue An order for
q special Grand Jury. He contemplates in :
dieting responsible members OF the gambling.
lottery. and racing fratsrnitiss. The evidence
against them has been gathered by ZEN as
signed from his own Office.
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THE BRITANNIA WINS AGAIN.
Defeats the CalIunn and sntanitn IN n Forty
tOur-miie Run.

LONDON. Aug. 22.-The regatta OF tho Royal
Torbny Yacht Club was continued to-day Off
Torquay on the Devon coast. The course OF
forty.four miles was covered in four rounds
The Navahoe. being under repar. did not start
The britannia and Satnnta crossed the line
evenly at II o'clock in a strong westerly
breeze. The Calluna followed at II distance Of
three lengths The Satantta gained siXty-ilvs
seconds over the Britannia in the first reach
turning quickly. Withdrew. The Britannia
kert the lead to the finish. The time was:
Calluna. 2 hours "A minutes 80 seconds.
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Josiah Quincy R..,sn. HIS Cha,rman.h,p.

Boston. Aug. 22.-The Hon. Josiah Quincy
has resigned the Craftsmanship Of tho Demo-
cratic State Committee Of Massachusetts.
The letter OF resignation WAS rendered whom
Mr. Quincy became Assistant Secretary OF
State. and the only reason why 1t has not been
acted upon is the fact that the state Commit
tee has not had q meeting since that time.
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Kneeuaily yet gently when costiye or billions Or when
hAbtual pati on to AWAKEN the Kidneys ana liver
TO healthy activity without irritating or weakening
Of figA-Ads
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. 22.-The steamship
British Prince from Liverpool. which was last
night detained at Quarantine because Of two
cases OF measles. reached her dock here at l
T. NJ. and at once began discharging her pas
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dLBIN rs. HODGES.

Score Of the Second Gnme OF tho Chess
Ma;chThc Third Game Stands Adjourned.
Appended is the full scoro of the second
game as piay ed on Monday evening:
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The vaikyr,e WIN Probably Start Acros
the Oceun To-day.
Tho Volunteer on 'he Rocks but bad
Damaged.

WOODS HoLI. Mass, Aug. 22-The schooner
Volunteer. which dragged her anchors in
Mondays gale and was driven ashore on Had
lsy's Ledge. Naushon Island. was hauled of
last night by the wrecking steamer Rghtarm,
which went to her assistance. The Volunteer
has one or two holes in her steel plating
and Is leaking badly The Rightarm
stayed by her all night pumping her
her for Boston. 1t Is not known Just what
tho extent Of the damage Is yet and will
not to 10 known It'll she 10 hauled out on the
dry dock. Mr.. Forbes could not be found to-
night. and II Is said he went on to Boston this
afternoon. 1t is Daid here that the Volunteer
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Nervous Instantly relieved by a Cuti-
cura Plaster, because 1t VI
talizcs the nerve forces and
Weakness wc-,,ness and nnnI ness.