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The evening world., 1894-03-13
Election Fight in Biddeford.
(By Associated Press.

BIDDEFoRD, Me. March l3.-Thls city went
Republican by 200 majority yesterday. and ex-
element about the polling places reached fever
heat when Marshal Charles d. Harmon and sew
eral officers had a pitched battle with Democratic
constables. Clubs were freely used by 10th sides.
Marshal Harmon was badly wounded, and last
night Constables Dollin and William Breton were
arrested on the charge OF assault.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
COUNT GETS MISS BREWSTER.
Her Father Gives His Consent Az
ter Due Confederation.

William Cullen Brewster, President Of
the Plaza Bank, is quoted as saying tina
he has given his consent to the marriage
Of his daughter, Miss Annie Seabury
Brewster. to the Count Henri de Frank
enstein.
The wedding will be solemnized March
%. probably in the Brewster mansion, "a
East Sixty.fourth street. for the Count
Is n Catholic. and Miss Brewster is a
Protestant. Indeed. the Counts family Is
closely allied to that of Pope Leo. A civil
ceremony will also be performed, in ac-
cordance with the laws OF Poland.
Count Henri came over from Rome a
week ago with Miss Brewster and her
mother for the express purpose of ask
Ing Mr.. Brewster's consent to the union.
He has been at the home of Prince
C~nntacuzene, the Russian Minister at
Washington, but came over to New
York on Sunday afternoon to receive the
answer Of Mr.. Brewster.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

The Sunday Worlds Easter
Nunber-next Sunday. Don't
fail to get 1t. 1t will be spIen-
didIy illustrated and full of
striking features and have an
Illuminated cover.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
7. G. CULLEN DEAD.

For Many Years an Employee Of
the White Sta Line.
T. G.. Cullen, for twenty-five years
manager Of the outward freight depart
ment OF the White Star line. died at
his home In Jersey City this morning.
Pneumonia was the cause.
When his death was announced at the
Maritime Exchange the flag was ordered
to half-mast.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
Ohio Mayor Hanged in EmEy.

Dy Associated Press)
GRANVILLE. O.. March l3.-Mayor Munson was
hanged In efngy before the Baptist Church last
Sunday. College students are suspected. as the
Mayor has been active In prosecuting collegians
for their prankh.
The evening world., 1894-03-13
Special Notices.

ALLPEk-O>S HAVING PURGUAsED
lots n; Bowne Park, Flushing, l." l.. and not re-
ceived their deed Will hear OF something to their
advantage by calling nj once on I. w. Jockei,
Atty, Room 35l Potter building, rs Park Row.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. At drug
stores; or write to B. F. Allen
Co., sos Canal ST., New York.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

Jim Corbett intends making his wife a
present OF n house in New York City
before he goes abroad. The pugilist and
his wife had selected al a house In West
End avenue. but at the last moment the
price was raised $500 and the deal didn't
go through
The evening world., 1894-03-13

Princetonians have In Zeigler a man
who they think Is a worthy successor
to Ottley and Borcherling for the mile
walk intercollegiate championship.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

There have been over 200 men In train
ing this year for the Harvard athletic
team. 1t IL thought the brunt OF the
work will fall on men who were not bet
ter h second or third last year.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

The London Sportsman says II has
been all but settled that Corbett and
Jackson Will meet at the National Sport
ing Club,
The evening world., 1894-03-13

Charley White left for Boston last
night with Mike Harris, who fights Jack
Green at the Crib Club tonight.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

The project of the Yale University
Tennis Association for securing proper
grounds has apparently been abandoned.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

Ike Weir says he will surely win his
coming contest with Critic. as he has
the long end of the purse-sl .JOO-will
just purchase.
The evening world., 1894-03-13

A Denver despatch y 1.-THE Quinn
Maher-Marshall boxing combination ar
rived yesterday from San Francisco.
Quinn says he will be I'm New York
Saturday to offer to match Jerry Mar
shall against the winner of the Griffo-
Dixon fight for any reasonable amount"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
FREQ HILTON DEAD.
Passed Away at Carlsbad Of In.
hammatory Rheumatism
Was the Youngest Member Of the
Firm Of Hilton. Hughes & Co.
Well Know a. q Gay Liver and
Man About Town.

Frederick Hilton. son OF ex-JudGe HI
ton and membcr II the firm OF Hil,On
Hughes A. Co. died this morning III
Carlsbad
Iiis death is reported 10 have been
due TO an attack Of infsmmatory rheu.n-
atism.
NJ. Hilton has not been in goJJ he, tn
for more than year past. and aUJut
Ave months ago he left for Carlsbad IN
the hope that the baths and climate there
would prove beneficial.
II was not thought by Mr. Hilton =
relatives and friends when he depa rted
for Europe that his Illness would prove
fatal. and the announcement OF his
death this morning was a great shock
to them.
The FIRST news OF the death came in
private cable despatch 10 the firm of
which Mr.. Hilton was a member
When the cableEram was received
there were large number of shoppers
The customers were requested TO
leave the store and business was at once
once Discontinued and the store closed.
Mr. Hilton ives teenty-seven Years
old and was well known socially and
as man about town. He was a nom
Der OF the Lotus. Manhattan. New
York. Colonial Lambs, Now York Ath-
letic and Manhattan Athletic Clubs.
EN-Judgo Hilton, father Of the dead
man. succeeded 10 The great dry goods
business OF A. T. Stewart after the
lstter's death. Shortly afterwards he
associated with him ~ partners in the
business Mr.. Hughes and his sons.
Henry Graham Hilton and Frederick
Hilton.
Henry Graham Hilton was forced out
of the firm several months ago. and at
that time his rels lions with Sylvia Ger
riFh, the actress. attracted considerable
attention.
His brother. who has ust died. was
also very we'll known in theatrical cir
cles and was sale to be- great admirer
OF Della Fox. the comic opera singer,
who is to star this season al the head OF
company of her own.
The rumJr has been fife in theatrical
circles that /, vas young Mr.. Hilton
VINO Was 70 furnish the financial backing
for the company.
A rumur was current year or SO
ago that Mr.. Hilton was Ill with men
tai dis order. He Was out OF the city at
the time. and his family and friends em-
phatically denied the rumor. and inquir.
ers at the Once Of Hilton. Hughes a.
Go. at that time were told that MIR. Hill
ton was recovering from a threatened
attack of pneumonia and had left the
city for a short time for his health.
Subsequently Mr.. Hilton returned here
in a seemingly much improved con1iti n.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
SMINDlED 4 HUNDRED MEN.
Two Italians Held on Complaints
Of Their CountrymeR.
said TO Have Got Money by From
i.iBr Work.

Fuliy one hundred Italians were IN
tho Tpmbs Court this mSruug FOR IN,
Iurporr IT prosecuting Joseph Chiors-
vsllOti. OF ll6 Mulberry street, and Do
nato Mariuio. Of IL Mulberry street.
on the charge Of swiudhnE
j y said that Joseph aud DouatO,
with two other men. induced about one
hundred Of their cpuntrymcn to each
give them SIS a. n fee for getting
them work. II H. claimed that after
MBriniO and ChioraNaliUti got tn"
money they left town for the ostenslhl"
purpose Of arranging for tho transppr-
tation Of the men to the place where
they claimed to have secured WORK FOR
them. They went to brooklyn how
over. and last night returned to New
Norh
The angry Italians found them at lT
Hester street last night. and they
started to wreak renRegnce. but the
police arrived IN time 10 prevent blood
shed, and the two men were locked W.
Justice Ryan held them in S3tr each.
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MUST RACE SATANITA.
The Cape May Cup Ia he Defended
b., Mr.. IIarL-'s Cutter.


LONDON. Aug. u The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon. referring to
Nigiihnts mishap with her centre
board, says:
The excitement and mystery in yacht
inC circles is sinnmering down TO a gen
eral feeling which can hardly be pro
nounced friendly TO our American visi-
tors
The Times says that Sstanita will de-
frnd the cape May Cup against Nigi
liant, The rae" for tho cup will take
place on Sept. 9. In,il that time Figi-
liant win not engage IN any race.
Pilot Diaper. OF \igilart, who was sent
hy Mr.. GuulJ To explain to the Sailing
COMMITTEE. of Ia, ROYAL Yacht Squadron
mo ustuT.' of the ACCIDENT to Nigilant on
saturday. Informed the Committee that
igilAHt struck vice ON Goose Rock,
uut.,idc the Needles and that he was ig-
uordnt utii' then that the centre-board
had dropped deep down.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
A LONG TALE OF BRUTALITY.
Leyendecker's Wife Says He
Abused Her for Years

Apple alton was mace to Justice Gay
nor In the supreme Court, Brooklyn
this morning by Mrs. Loyendecker for
alimony and counsel fees in her suit for
separation from her husband Jacob
Leyendecker.
The Leyendeckers were married III
April. 1891. Leyendecker Is an artist and
formerly lived at 2S2 Graham avenue and
bebeboise street. The papers in the
case allege cruelty, commencing almost
performed.
Bestings. kickings. chokings and other
physical abuse is alleged by the plain
I'm to have been inflicted upon her
Leyendecker struck his wife on the
right ear. impairing her hearing. on
Nov. q, she says, he Knocked her agains,
stove
or December 6, 1891. Mrs. Leyendecker
left her husband. but returned on the
promise that he would treat her diff
fercntly,. ON July !. 1892, while she was
LeyendeCker struck her in tho stomach.
ami that on July 10. while Ttiil III In
bed. h" beat her. threw her and theh
eight lay old infant out on the floor. in,
shortly aftcrpard.
ON March 10 l@4. according to her,
I'egendeCksr struck his wife on the head
WITH a frying pan and threw her down
SAYS tina, ON March q last hcr hu-
band stabbed her In the hack with y
carving knife, and she was confined in
~. 'therinc's Hospital for several weeks
afterwards
Mrs. Legeuieckcr says that she il nov
suffering from lung trouble as a result
of the stab wound.
Lcyendecker denies all Of the allcgd-
tions. He says that his wife by her un-
wifely conduct il to blame for all the
trouble they have had.
Justice Gsynor took the papers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
REACTED on REVELATIONS.
Market Opened Stronger and Then
Fell Of Slightly.
sugar wns stili higher and Wbiskey
on the Rise

Tho ulis opened The stpcs marie; I'll.
morning EitI q grGa; hurraa. wi'h
rl.a' IS =, ieader RI, stock sold At
lli7-s. rise o. over ~ points In "a g eek.
The shorts yer" thoroughly alarmed end
made rush t. cover.
TH,s NAs taken sINantdgo Of ~ les !
ing operators = realize. and in jify
Sugar VAS down 10 llG.
Everything else yielded in sympa thy,
burlington l. Quincy selling on rs. 10
&c IS. Northwest. L.. to lJI, Rock Island,
"a 10 g. IS, General Electric, is, 70
a. IS. Louisville q Nashville, 81. to
a2 -; Missouri Pacific Ia. to 70 -;
omaha. L. to IS: Tennessee Coal. IL. to
~ and Long island Traction as 10 is
sid~ring the advance that has recently
taken place, and IL shows that stocks arc
being well taken and that tho buying
power H. greater than has been generally
supposed
Sugar rallied to ia 3-s, while Dis,illers
rose from II to 20 -. Lead preferred
from s. II to ~ -; Burlington from
% i-s to q - and New England 80 As
sessment paid. from Is ia 70 IS Ia The
strength Of the market was all the more
surprising because quotations came
lower from London.
Suit has been brought by the receive rs
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, T. Z.
Cakes. II. q. Payne and n. &. Rouse
to set aside and cancel all taxes and as
sessments levied against the lands Of
that railroad in North DakCa during
1855. This suit affects thlrt! counties
and involves very large sum Of money.
The exports ~ general merchandise
from this port for the week Were SylS.-
ga. against f.s9S,0l4 for the correspond
ing week of las; year
Money, per cent on call. There l. q
fair demand zor funds on time and for
discounts Of mercantile paper Four to
seven months money il 3 10 per cent,
AMI prime mercantile paper IL qustel at
a IA per cent.
Sterling exchange Is tirrner on account
Of the small supply OF bills and an i'm
proved demand. Bankers long AS u a
ass and demand 4.sS l-2 Al
Bar silver In London Is up to - G-4d.
pei ounce, and commercial bar here ad-
Nanced TO 81 "a in sympathy. Silver
certificates are quoted at the same fig
ure, and the behring's are very light
The stock market was .ess active after
dday, with irregular movements in the
icading shares There were Indications
Of extensive realizatio which checked
the rising tendency. Ii was noticeable
however, that the reactions were COM
pirat!ve.y slight and that the bears
were unable to make any lasting impress
sion on prices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
OPPOSES THE REPORT.
Mr.. Johnson Believes Sectariau
school. Would Profit by II.


ALBANY, y. Y. Aug. a.-Seversl spph.
cations to he excused from attendance
The latter part Of the week were made Il.
ing after the prayer.
The report Of the Committee on Chari-
ties was read. and Mr. J. sam johnson
arose and said he wished 10 have IL un-
i~rstood that Il Was not unanimous re
port. He. for one. and some others were
opposed to 1t. because he believed that
the committee proposed amendment
risn schools. He believed II VAS wrong
and should not he accepted.
Mr.. l.auterhach said that the section
alluded To was a joint section ado, 81.
by the Committees on Education and
Charities. II did not allow schools OF
sectartan proClivities to get money, but
simply allowed the state 10 give money
To- such orphan asyiums as were under
the charge OF the State Board OF Chart
ties.
The children in those institutions had
L. be educated. ana the STATE had To- see
a. that educa non. This amendment post
lively forbids the appropriation OF money
10 what Is commonly known as a seCta-
rian school II could be amended In the
convention VI there was any such need.
MIR Rlake, 81 New York, said that ne
should object 10 tho amendment II IL did
not thoroughly protect the state from
the iuruals NJ Se"taTiau institutions
II" committees Of IN" Convention were
80 nav" repoI Ell finally IU-Gay. and all
but four ~ them did So,
The committee On Judiciary ICplrted
!dyorthly tn" amendment OF MI | y.
johnson, incorporating Ia the oath OF
Office for new lN elo'L cu officials a section
alleging that no influence has been had
over any primary. Referred TO general
orders.
The Committee ON Rules reported
amendments allowing members three
minutes or RON call ~ explain their
votes. ami also to make the rejection
OF A favorable report OF tho COMMITTEES
OF the Whole n the cshptldcc OF an adj
verse report anal action. The amend
ments were adopted.
The Committee u the Whole took I'd
Platzek offered an amendment providing
that The City Court OF New York be re-
tanned. He argued that IL mad special
duties thai no other ,ougt could take up
and do Justice to.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
CEREALS RATHER DULL.
Cotton Declines Several Points on
Liverpool Advices.

There was some irregu!srity in corn
during the morning session, a!thous h
prices did not get far away from yes
terIay's Closing figures October opened
at IS SIC. and May at IS 3-ir. 80 7-sc
There were moderate fluctuations. bu, not
much speculative trading. whea, de-
cAned about l-?c. at the opening, after
which the market ruled steady. Septcm-
Der orened at S. 5-sc., Doce mher Al 81 is =.
ami May at IS 5-sc. oats were dul and
nominal.
Io.ton oponel about I 20 points
lower, n a decline in Llverp,pi OF about
points on futures aAi lie Inc IN spot
cotton. Sales at the FIRST cal here in
,ludei September ut SIS, october al 8 =
a. s.s', January at 6.sS, February at o..
May at 1.lO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
FIJI" OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
LsnL, P"b Leave. far His Trataink
'.rpuUd at URN -. Louis.

NEWARK. y. J.. Aug. III Bob Fitz-
simmons aud his trainer. Jim DNycr
1Cft for New Orleans at 4b5 o'clock yes
,o'day. HIS wife and son accompa nj ed
him. About hfty Of his friends were
present TO give him good send-on
~" viii 20 al once TO BAY ST Louis,
Miss. to train for his battle with Dan
erection. fiIZsiu4mons weighed lT&
pounds. In his clothes Yesterday and
anticipates little difficulty In getting
into good condition, lie spent the
morning before his departure in being
photographed for the Autographs of his
Theatrical COMPANY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
TESTING BIG GUNS.
Ordinance Hoard Watches III. G,-
THtions al T-B-Foot sheIIs.

w ~ #" l'' i''uiE NCrlc.
SANDY HOOK, Aug p The Board
OF Ordinance arrived here shortly befor.
noon to-day on the Government steamer
Ordinance. They were taken IA car.
riag"s 10 m" dynamite batter, vher.
III" 'rial o. dynamite guns arc being
made
From q 0roou.iu.n ,uu ar shot.
and dumm,"s hat been ur,l during trc
forenoon, hut m" nriuh u' loaded hell.
the official.
The. arst yh,ll l'l feet plr. ,,uI
loaded Win 20 pounds of nitro g,l .'in,
Was fired across un' Epmcr = .,u.I lntn
the East Chanu"l The explosion r~lcn,.
ened lone iish"rr an - lniu" ul two
away, who quickly pulling 10 his an.
Choir. scuddcd away foI homo.
-Four more shells were nIrl ppfprs
noon az shorter ranges, AMI an exploded
throwing up quantities Of water mud
and sand, and number OF fishes. the
latter finding quick death ny tho -.
plosion- The tests will be Continued
this afternoon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
STILL WEARS HIS UNIFORM.
That Caused the Arrest of Dis
miss-d Police Captain.
By Associated pres'l

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. Y.-Ex-Cspt.
NJ. ! V~l1lnes, VITO was re entity rem oved
hy o-ler Of the Police Commissioners
and has since continued to wear his uni
form and to report for duty daily, was
arrested Yesterday by order OF IN" Com
nissioners ON charge Of ifnporsonating
an ufticor 4 rrii Of hRheBs corpus Was
phtAiuci aud tho court ordered Nellines
released pu the ground that tho arrest
was illegal n" Tariant having been
issued
Tn" matter win rr ,hsblN come into
court again ~ - DAY or two. capt. Vel
liue' ~t''l ruutiuIT, =" wear his uniform.
u ~ thought 10 rill 'u~ tho Commits
sirncr0 for fslse imprisonment
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
OTHER PATR0LMEN APPEAL.
ssrrcme Court TO Pass tpos Two
Recest DismisssIs.

Judge Beach, Of the Supreme Court
to-day issued writs 81 certiorarl-1or the
purpose Of reyer-tng the ection Of tho
Board of Police Commissioner ia dis
missing from the force Parolmen
Frank a. kphtmann and John McDon-
aid.
Mcdonald had been on che force for
twenty years and HUFFMAN for eight
Eoth sasere dismissed fcoeulla for The
alleged violation OF rules ~ the lie
paitinent aed for eonduG unbscomins
All dfHeef
The discharged policemen allsge that
their dismlsssl was Illegal and unjust.
aud WAS based on insufficient evidence.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
WcaIsr Leaders Set Free

BALTIMORE, Aug 1I.-ChriFopbsr CsIurnbu.
Jones and Marshal Mckee. Who we're In charE.
Of the COmmOn~eaisS when the camp ., Hystts-
VILE was rsided by Baltimore policemen, Ger.
YESTERDAY released from the HOUSE Of Correction
Vhsr. they bad been committed With ~, o,h.",
FOR three months. The, had intended 10 NH
Gov. Brown In the courts, but accepted % IN
Up Ce2eys AhaiIs there.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
BASEBALL CHAT.

This Is sor; of special thanksgiving
day for New York 1t returns thanks to
Pittsburg for downing Baltimore. and
asks tina: the dose be repeated. Thanks
are also due to old Jupiter Pluvius for
hoicinE OFF the game at Boston, where the
leaders might still further have clinched
their hold by game with Cincinnati.
And a kindly regard is insinusting itself
in the bosom of the Giants for the
Crskers. who 80 generously dopned
cleveland and sent them still further
alotg the toboggan, almost outside of
any consideration as possible third row
people. While as individuals the Giants
were fun Of kindly sympathy for Capt.
Arson In his affection, as pennant
clssers they didn't think of letting I'd
or MS merry men, whom they dazed
with a needing game that was too much
lor the wild and woolly combination Of
colts. "
After long lapse of-whst is it, mem
ory or nerve:-the Bridegroons sudden
~ found their batting clothes. More
than that. they donned them and pound
e. 81 !rouis's Clarkson all over Eastern
Iark. tommy Burns revived 10 the eX-
zen OF four hits. one a home run. and
Tredway contributed a homer, a three
Dagger and two doubles to the mas
sacre.
King 'Mique" Kelly is just now irving
to iigure out where he is at. Part OF his
soliloquy must run like this: "Whether
u Is nobler to play ball in minor league
Ior nfty month or to make a break
s sGa Iuit NE game for an independ-
The standing IF 4
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(From th. Arsonantl

The minister OF n certain Highland
parish arrived at the church one stormy
Sabbath TO find that only one worshipper
had brsved the elements, Anxious to
propitlate him, the minister asked +:
shall l 20 on with the sermon, John 90
John tgruniy)-Of coorse.
The. minister got UP into the pulpit,
and leaning over the book board in
qutrcd OF John, Shall 1 give you the
Gaelic sermon or the English one %
John (more grumy)-Gie's bath. Ye're
well paid fort.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
BRITANNIA. ON ALLOWANCE.
r,DB,tn Finishes Firrt. Int tn.
Princes Cutter Wins the Day.

PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 2l.--ln a nifty
mile race to-day. under the auspices Of
the ROYAL Albert Yacht cub Satanita
and Britannia competed.
The former crossed the finish line
fret, but the Prince of Wales's cutter
won on time allowance.
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At IN. olc, Of the New York Catholic Pro-
tectpry this morning I, ssid that Brother
Ieontins director Of the institution. passed =
r",tl.ss night lie II suffering from an attack Of
rry BipeaS.
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''oW the 'hcsko hs,ordtl
Ward Politlcian-What do YOU mean
by instsncing me as authority for that
statement? I expressly said the state
ment wasn't true.
Cltizen-That's the way you become
authority for II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
Bow 10 Get nm Appetite.
Prom IN. Chicago Rscordl

Tapley-I won't need your services
longer. doctor. I've found a cure for
my loss Of appetite.
Physicisn-Nhat's that"
Tapley-come down in tho morning
without money enough to buy lunch
with. Works like charm.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
IN Aaaorilted Hre,l

RANGoON. Burmah. Aug. GA. II.
Tucker, District superintendent OF 20
lice At Wa. fifteen miles from Pegu.
MAS murdered last evening BY Dacoits.
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Here's a chance for bantam.

To he Editor:
I will back Dan lyman, III. champion 'lN-
pound boy Of the Tyentieth Ward sIsjnst Jack
Levy 10 night to hnlsh for suitable purr. an
sd. her OF $3.50 Can be s..n any NOR ne
from 10 IL st NO Eighth avenue.
JOSEPH CDNNrIl.
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WGIlANT IN DRY DOCK.
To he Thoroughly Examined Below
Water Line To-day.

Ib1 ANSo laiei Gfesf
SOlTHhMPTJN. Aug. I.-Nisilant IL
still In the Tidal Dock here.
Further examination Of her centre
board. i.s trunk and The yachts keel
VIII Uc made to-day