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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS
TO SEND A BIG DELEGATION.
THE ANTI-MACHINE ORGANIZATION WILL


WE'LL REPRESENTED IN SARATOGA.
The leaders of the anti-machne Republican or
ganization declare not only that 1t has suffered
more than trivial defectons since the decision of
the state Committee against IT. but that 1t has
actually gained largely in numbers. A meeting
of the Executive Committee of the County Com
mittee was held last night the State Club, In
East Twenty second-st Enthusiastic reports of
additional enrolments were received from all the
Assembly districts. In the NIIth District. fifty
three men had Joined the organization who had
been with the Committee OF Thirty before the
state Committee decided the question OF regu-
larity. In the XXth Assembly District. the new
enrolment had reached the total of 25S and all the
other districts reported the addition of twenty or
more names.
The meeting last night held to arrange for
the assembling of the County Committee on Sep
TENDER 5. The County Committee is TO call full
set of primary elections. Congress. County. AS
semby. etc. just as if the organization had been
declared regular.
The Committee on Naturalization reported last
night that Its work being steadily carried on
Foreigners constantly being brought to tine
headquarters No. 466 Pearl-st.. that the com
mttee may have them naturazed. A committee
was named TO call on the Police commissioners to
ask that polling places be established 100 feet or
more from liquor stores. Hitherto. the election
door to barrooms-just where Tammany wanted
them.
sending complete delegation 10 the Republican
State Convention at Albany. Each district is to
have its full quota Of delegates and alternates.
and II is expected that 1000 members Of the
transportation has been appointed and headquar-
tiers have already been secured at Saratoga.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.


AN ANSWER FROM THE ATCH1SON.
1T TAKES EXCEPTION TO THE CIRCULAR rs
SUED by THE PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany authorizes the following statement;
The circular Issued by the Atchison Protective
Committee. printed yesterday morning. says tnat az
a meeting Of the Atchson, Topeka and santa re
Railroad Company in New-York. July z, lS9t the
undersigned (meaning the Protective Conmlttee'
elected az the Atchison Protective Reorganza-
ton Committee. No meeting was hed Dy me
Atchison Railroad Company In Now YORK on July -,
1894 and at meeting Of the SAID company was tne
so-called Atchson Protective Reorganization COM
mtiee elected authorized for the company or us
stockholders. The circular issued IL REPRODUCTION
OF circular dated August and can be idennea az
one in which the name OF Mr.. Mae. president or
the Atlantic Trust Company is Included among tne
members OF the committee while IL !. Wen KNOW u
that Mr Male retired from the committee abou, me
9th of August A second important variation aDout
the middle Of the circular printed In the newspapers
reads: The company has prepared the trust asIee-
ment under which the stockholders are required 10
deposit their shares" In the original circular the
word committee used instead or company;
the object Of this substitution ia evident
The AtchIson Protective Committee has been
streng'h nsd b. the addition OF a. D. P.ovaad. Mem
Der of Parliament from Glasgow. who VIII work to
secure the cooperation OF the foreign bond and
stock holders.
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ANo1HER CHARGE OF MURDER MADE.
~i-'-ER WHO Is HELD AT PATTERSON IN 'oN-
NEcTIoN WITH THE DEATH OF HIS FRIEND.
SAID TO HAVE KILLED A NEGRO

KILLER. WHO Is HELD AT PATERSON IN con-
NEcTIoN WITH THE DEATH OF HIS FRIEND
SAID TO HAVE KILLED A NEGRO
A GENERAL DENIAL MADE.
mere Is some question as ID where the jurisdic-
- rests In the alleged murder OF Max oeh'e
ger the Paterson silk dyer. for whose death
vat Miller. his friend and companion, Is now
a. The body was found In Bergen county.
NJ, cross the line from Passaic County. IL
h"nlager murdered. the plot may nave
1, n ncocted in Paterson. the murder comf,''eu
q ~saic County. and the body carried 10 "he'e
A. =" found. The local authorities are worh"s
-, "e case. but the chances are that eveFy'h'"s
O. x turned over 10 the Prosecutor OF He'se"
1. Any, and that In the presentation OF the case
"a, vac Grand Jury Of Bergen County. the frosec"-
a. VI mat county will be aided by prosecutor
'~.ney. Of Paterson
W.. enis'ic tendencies seemingly well please"
-. the arrest Of Miller. They harbored MI"
A. hi-wil since he instrumental In sendih'
rs,. The leaders in the dynamite plots OF last
"a. 70 Jail. 1t he who acted as stool-pigeoh
~ .ne Prosecutor and gave him pointers which
~. !" The arrest Of Doebbler and seidel. the TWO
Nj. convicted of the most serious parts In the
n MILLER posed as leader. but II is now alleged
sad ~, ne was always in the pay OF the Prosecutor
and ssSt while he was taking part In the outrages
o inrung ON the others. he was paving the way
Of the xsnes Of u" the othefs Il was he
Adlnss s..a who betrayed Doebbler while he was In
fused hin Newark. Doebber has not openly ac-
Aess s partner In crime OF this but his bitter
ssainstp a'h,c a that he has personal grudse
snpicI,1vf the prisoner now serving his term for
ss, r. the MdXnsms ourases made :eT,Soas
s.r. sso M.. XII x.d Negro s.' H.
sad to have occurred In the house st No.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. - Elegantly fnr.
ni-i~d front room ne Nigh. also hlll
r,..n. lnr.e Olor.t. Fer} conn., r'4'i" =.
nass- iYcatI.u high ant hea''ffui. 60 cH'l-
dr"n American family. r'i'r' 1.'f
GIoIcr LOCATION ura- Central inr'-
Eirhf ronm- frfri'h"l. p.ar0. -, f'-
lu--d $50 f'fcr'uc 100 taft 'lN
- RAJ
LARGE. hard~,-ucly Furnished room aud
nrsi-ciass board To- trntlrm"n npi '''-
a'ln- pleasant homo. 49, West -! ..
: wreT aisT ST Handsomely furnished
rooms. suites. siHgiN. raTl0r door. suit
ably for doctor. prrat" club or business.
Is WEST :5TH ST Desirable furnished
rooms for two or three gentlemen. refer
enccs
.pTu IT. II EAST.-sx HsM rooms.
unr,or Moor. en- suite or sirGi'. Ga. 20
thru. rooms. second nlor, bachelor quar-
tors modern imprD, omcu's convenient u
hotels and c'uhs.
list. 2G7 WEST American famll'
has nicely furnished rooms connecting
or separate. reasonable.
uTU ST. "a WEST. near iTnadway --
cpmrortail, furnished rooms FOR gentle
mon. alSo room for physician WlF't"
family.
,5TH ST. - WEST Cool clean furnished
rooms. large AMI small rooms. location
oyccllrn'.
81 LARGE HALL ROOM. suitable for
Two. nna others. hot and cold water.
bath. 2os West 53d-s;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
TIE OTAKERS CTRSE.
From The Buffalo Express:

From The Buffalo Express
During the days OF Quaker prosecutions in New.
notwithstanding to a legend related here-thcre
was one prosecutor who particularly hendish
In his cruelty. on one occasion he seized one OF
that then dcspised sect, and Off all his fingers
and toes The Quaker I'm his agony called upon
heaven to curse the offspring Of his tormentor by
deriving them OF those members. and the legend
saws that the took effect almost immeda ely.
and followed through succeeding generations down
ia th, present time We may believe the legend
or not chose. but there are living to-day In
the Cattaraugus Valley a goodly number OF people
with only hldeous misshapen appendices In the
place OF hands and wretched stumps instead OF feet
who connect this story with their ancestry. Some OF
the 'crab fingered folks they called locally.
have one short finger about twice the width OF an
ordinary persons finger. with perhaps another very
short stump beside IT, Others have only an appen-
dagc bearing more resemblance TO crabs ella
than anything else: hence their name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

the crn. Doebbler refuses to tel much about
time This n naylg he viii tell the story in good
the nrIsnnm akes three charges OF murder against
who was fn,, me third is that OF Otto Van Hagen.
TON ate g., ,oUnd unconscious Vesey and Washing
aithouch III New- york. His skull fractured and
aEfake ed IA and Of
me authorities al,ege that they have other W.T.,
neSsescb man those concerned who saw Miller and
~ iohnaser leave the National Hall together on
rn me msnt OF March 2S 1t the following
% ronn 's mat me body was found reclining against
IT,, TN near A.lencale. the Erie Railroad.
"t accused man refuses to talk further than 10
say ne is innocen. He maintains, too. that spite
.useu MS arrest. and that he Is the victim OF the
dHnarrcnsts There Is likely BE- interesting
IueNelopnents shorty, az the detectives from the
Prosecutors Office working on the case 10
cure evidence against the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
| WAITING TO HEAR FROM MR. MORTON

Exy,ce- President Morton remains the chief factor
IN the poI,tica situation IN the Republican party IN
this state Those who were best acquainted with
his desire to be Of service to his party asserted most
confidently yesterday that he wouid accept III.
o. royernor In the meantime all
waited anxiously TO learn his final decision about
Ex-senator Warner Miller arrived here YESTERDAY gay
A. Tho Fifth Avenue Hotel last plight ne sara that
he was in no position to speak about pontics as i'y
had been on a long vacation In the mountains ana
at Saratoga. . H., .oooh.d tho city yester-
dav He called exS Senator l. T. iaV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
WORK OF THE BLOOMINGDALE CLUB.

The movement to reorganize the Bloomlnglale
Republican Club political and social
club. with permanent headquarters. Will be
Of interest to the many friends of the
club The Bloomingdale Club has been
one OF the active elements in the district In
the campaigns of the last four years and has done
good work. Its members are stanch, loyal R"pub-
leans and are untring in their work. The move
ment under way is TO secure tn" active interest of
at least 2co Republicans at yearly cost Of
about s..
Of the leading and prominent Republicans OF the
neutrality-suspicious. whose loyalty TO the party
and It's measures is guarantee OF the FluO $
being n strong factor In the coming a.gn.
Friends of the club and other Republicans who
would like take part in this work are cordially
invited TO send their names and addresses 10 the
Committee Reorganization Of the Bloomingia IL
Republican club Inland Flowers. chairman. No. lS'
West Ninety-sixth-st.
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READINGS STATEMENT FOR JULY.

Philadelphia. Aug 27-The statement OF the bust
ness of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany for the month OF July shows gross receipts.
81. Ola o. expenses sS0o g. leaving profit
In operating of s79S.Ol3 IS; net receipts from other
sources. $Di79 a. making the profit for the month
$50 1872 81
From this. however. the following deductions are
made: Equipment payments. SlS510 al: terminal
trackage. $4,000; one-twelfh OF curren, years fixed
charges (esimated) sO5OOo, making total charges OF
ssl3j1s Il. and leaving a deficit for the month OF
500 si 50 For the corresponding period Of ,ast year
the deficit 81 592 10 The deficit for the current
year up date IS Sl.26GJ0 49, increase OF {l33.
VD1 Il compared with the same period OF 1899
The statement OF the business OF the Phila lelphlt
and Reading coal and Iron Company for the month
OF July shows gross receipts NC'o 81 49, gross eS-
penaes (made w follows Operating expenses,
81 40 763 3; coery improvements GiG 49, expsndi-
lures for permanent improvements. Nl1o 30. 81 ~
5lS 81. leaving profit from mining OF NN.&" u
From this is deducted sl22 2a % as one-twelfth Of
the years fixed charges. thus leaving a
surplus of SIS 0sG S for the month. For the CORE
spending month last year the deficit S6.2.J ii.
The deficit for the current year To date Is S2ig6 ",
an increase compared with the corresponding pc
Rod in 1898. OF $l0l IL IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
THE CONGRESS CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA

Charles W. Fairbanks. who has important DuSr
oss ,r,eres,s in indianapolis and is leading Ike
,uo.n ~ Indiana is in this city at the rlth
Avenue Hotel. As soon he returns to MS nome
no will take the stump in the interest OF the re
nublican candidates for Congress. He mas an en-
sagement to speak every night OF the cahpa'e"
THE Republicans have only two cohgr gre, ~,
80, Indiana now" he said last night put ,.iS
from Ihaamu" cr.se thai number by at least four
Ia FAC, we expect 10 have Delegation % Ss rhis
-; ~ the new Congress. and feel certain Vi s~' Inns
&C. a Republican year In Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
FOR SENATOR GoRMAN.

,.,.,o,e AugA q (speciaD.-senator Germans
,r,snas were badly beaten to-day In the primaries IN
Charles county The fight was D,.,sr one mains,
was tue '"'' r,r,ncis NJ Cox. Editor OF "The Port
the ae.a Times" and clerk to Senator Germans
Tobacco committee on Printing. led the German
ss%s Of c GsyfIn court I'S@a
Samuel Turner Cleveland Democrats carried SIX OF
ne Of t ane fO Ssycts are close with
majorities Inc - two in favor Of German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
OFT OF THE PARTY TRACES

,,.,,r,,,a 8 C., Aug. N.-Unlted States Senator
pr,,er candidate for reelection Withdrew IRON, ,'e
State Democratic Executive committee MS p' Th,s
N,,a, che result OF the Democratic primaries ms
10 "o' puuer tickets for the Legislature VIII De
means an the Tillman candidate In me genera
s9n and involves woe sp"' u '"e
e., 10 narty In the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
I,oR JOINT DEBATES IN INDIANA

rro,s,anol,s. Aug q (SpecaD.-Charmah Tag
,ar, q, The Democratic State Contra! committee
today notified Chairman Gowdy OF the nepuonoan
Committee that Captain Myers. the De"o'i".'o
candidate for Secretary OF State wou'u acrep' w
challenge Of w. ID. owen. who heaus VI. ".'o
- ,,oLe, for Joint debates one to be heu ~ "a, eae
can naress district The dates will be arrahseu i"'''
mi u,ill all be In october.
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THEY SAY THEY WON'T JOIN TAMMANY.

At a meeting of the State Democracy IN the
XVlIIth Assembly District held az No. 50 Eighth
ave last evening the captains Of The election DIS
,ric,s reported on the strength OF the organzao
In their respective provinces. The reports were
based mostly the vote cast In 1892. They were
received by a committee from headquarters con-
sisting of Colonel Il. G. Monroe, j. j. Quinlan ana
Edward McCue Colonel Monroe and NY Mc'u"
made speeches denouncing Tammany Hal kesou-
,ions were adopted repudatng the Institutions
IN the public press and In many underhand ways
that II was the intention of the New-York state
Democracy make deal with Tammany, ana
'Do.nting with pride 10 the official and reiterated
antl-Tammany utterances" OF cN-Sccreiary tair-
child and ex-Mayor Grace. Chairman J.. !: MIN
Ike effect and also said privately that his dis
trct was willing to unite with ~" R"puhhcins, II
by so doing they could defeat Tamm1ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
THE CALL TO BE ISSUED TO-DAY.

Gustav II. Schwab expects to issue to-day the
call for a conference of citizens who interested
in electing a good Mayor. He. William T.. Dodge
and Hugh n Camp were appointed committee to
signatures TO this call. and have got about
thirty-fve of them. The conference will be held
next week a place not yet selected.
The Executive Committee OF the state Democ-
racy's County Committee viii meet Cooper
I1t,inr iuhI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.


TO RENT.-65 West 9Tth-st.. handsome
basement and subcellar four-story house
decorated perfect order; rent $3.50: pos
session May let. Inquire on premises be-
tween IL and I. or OF owner. CHARLES
III Elk. Columbus-aye.. corner 12d-st.
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EAsTBOUND SHIPMENTS INCREASING

Chicago. Aug. 27.-Eastbound shipments did more
than simply hold their own last week They ganel
l6DO tons on those Of the previous week. and more
than 1000 compared with those Of the CORE
spending week last year Shipments were divided
up among the competing roads in tons IA follows:
Michigan Central. 6,il, Wabash, S,s62; Lake Sh2re.
~. Fort Wayne. L109 Pan Handle" 5.ni. Balt-
more and Ohio. $50; Grand Trunk. i7b. Nickel
Plate. j.627; Erie, IN. Big Four, l%3, ipii..
i7.l6l.
Lake shipments for the week amounted TO G.12t
tons Is compared with 400 tons for the previous
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

At MANUFACTURERS whoi",alc p 'r''
I-,lnks .rryciiing iays. Adiri' sii-il@s.
Alg Collars g." E'ih0 X. s'i" j. ". .'''
,r,.nk- 'ails~s Ire~--sui' -ns"s IN. i,nth"
,.I-l. pif reliable hous~ - lflAfl'l.H
SGII" ARTZ - 1tl-1ve., nrnf "h ~.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

EEAUTIFtL COUNTRY SEATS. 10 min
ut-s out. exchange Tor city property. +.
ROWLAND. l1l Brondway.
WANTED Free and clear farm FOR
equity in privat" house. l3oth.st over
way.
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xou1NArED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Auburn. ~ Y. Aug. H.-Benjamin NJ "neoN was
,a,. d for the Assembly by the Repubiicahs TO-
49,, Action was postponed on Morton resoiu resolution
u,h,ch was offered by a delegate Inc ",.
Corr,v Committee organized as follows manham
11a,y, y Robinson; secretary George W. pe"'"'
,rsas,rer Henry T. Marsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
DRI;ssMAkING.


AN EXPERIENCED DREsSMAKER de-
sires to work for lady by the day. max
Ing over speciality; terms reasonable. 2l2
East 33d-s;.
COrTrRIERE FRANCAISE.-Muie. An
derson. los West i1th-st.. formerly with
Stern .-Spccialtiss. fancy waists. street
and dinner costumes. short nAtice: ladies'
materials made. summer prices.
DRESSES MADE In n-st-class manner
very moderate prices. modiste recently
moved 70 suburbs calls attention OF su-
burban residents Address Madame REf-
MOLD. Fullam Place.
ESSMAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cutting and
flttiag. wishes {; 20 out by the day or
week 81 week.. Call Mrs. WINTER. i22
East G'h-st
DRESSMAKER.-Artls dressmaker. nrst-
class filter desires more engagements f;
city or country. terms moderate. highest
references. d. 254 sih-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
BUSINESS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Philadelphia. Aug. 25.-A statement Of the business
Of all lines Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
given to-day. Al lines east Of Pi'isburg and
Erie FIR July 1884 compared with the same mnnih
In lSa3. show a decrease In gross earnngs % S'E.
72e ~ decrease In expenses 81 SOL 5l ~ decrease
in nei earning. 80 N,l.GD 81. The Sven months ~
lsgi as compared with the same period OF 1913 shp"
aecr"Is" ln gt'-s earnings vi 49, '' . a'.r"hs
in eXp,n-cf - &si3i2} decrease In a~t earning
OF Ok i2S - All lines west Of Pttshurg ana FRI"
for July. 1854. compared with the same monin ~
1886 show a decrease IN gross earnings Of Ntl'--i -.
decr.Ase In eXp-,rs 81 N,l ~ r. decrease In net
| c,r,plreI with the same period ~ iNoi. show dc
IN earnings % S2l AZ -. d"cre1s" Ia
expenses oi g. ,i1s3 o. dccrea-" tn net earnings oi
s. ~ G4s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
GERMAN AMERICANS AND THE MAYoKALTY

Fifteen members of the executive committee OF
the German American Reform Union spent TWO
bours last night I'm Terrace Garden discussing can
d,d.,es for MAYOR and possible combinations with
other anti-Tammany organizations. Naturally th,y
aid not settle these questions at once bus'hF II.
Schwab presided and Herman Rosenthal was Secfe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED. A swedish girl in fanny oi
Two must he good cook. T.. kiRbh o..
II West cJd-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADVERTISER wants reliable business man
with 81 .Ooo To- lnanns" popu'a' ou>in"7' ~
H.sinn. another with 80" - hAi,.n' :
ruanar.r. liberal salaries no rist' W. "
cen, profit within 81 days. no sch'm" pa, ,
ti.ulars nj personal interview Room WI
Postal building.
ATTENTION DRUGGISTS. BAEGAl%
Tl.g ,hsth. ~. j.. fto'k. fixtures. nusi-
res. 81 established dfugstore: sell cAea?
IN account e death Z owner. pa i't4 =.
HODGES. l7G Br- adway. Room v
ATTENTIONS DRUGGISTS. BAHGAI%. 49,
81 700. hour out. Pcnnsy!Yann Haiit"a' ;
stock. business. hN,arrs ~ 's'a.', ',,,,
uvlne ro.fr. particulars. HODGES. IL"
I'r ad"a>. f'.n y
C0sr, YARD for falc cheap. stock. fat
Ir~r. etc ~ East N"in-st
DECORATIVE PLASTER Relief models:
low relief and taldn"Ss q DESIGN WIN
,tnd~rr,it .nd sharpness q outline" very
H.. price MANI FhCTrKEK. i'G West
icl.a'
ErHEKA SELF ACTING wAsiil%G MA
CHINE washes. b"iis and o''a'h"'. i"-
quirins NJ attention. West i''h-'''
FnH SALE IN California. general NJ
ch,nalsc hu-inc's ~ ihr hn"' an ,n
Se', Ky N'''''' ,. g. ~ ''' ''''
rov SALE -RNRSAIN' \ vsiGab." rl NJ
far manufacturing read f'r hiFin' p.
,,,r.rf.ni', 200 begin 20 the rf'unl NOR.
: e. iOG W.T. vi .st
TOK SALE. Manufacturing husinees. tad
..fafIsh~d. safe i-Nsstmrrf. 81 - lN'l}
.or1'~i. las .lwuys pail mr." rAn 81
49, net rer v.ar. Address f'si"f'l'e hlN
iiS Kansss Cf>. NJ
GROcERY arI MEAT MARKET. vel l'.
,,i.-l d.iug . stc.aus increasing .H-'
n.... teams arI stock nr-t-rlss' WIZ"
,u- particulars HRETIFILlEE . 60.
N.n iiaf~". 'onn.
GHOcTtY. i,csi crfnrr IN iIoh'k"a. 1000.
horse vsr.n -iati~. good si' Is. 50 d
i...- -,rkne-. reason lot s~iiin-. ATb
\ SfiI -. soi INaornacit- 1t.
TEAS dI.,n. elegant. u ie'ifered.
81 ., X g. rEEISiEE. fos'oflce.
Sew York.
WANTED You crn iouh'" m'r'hl' - :
.. g--p ~ Sfgfc ri'nts on inisii usahi
household -rcslal', 'aN " ni -. Al d
Ulu-~. ana esauin' ~ yuur'~if
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oBJEcrrNG TO \ RAILROADS. SALE.

Philadelphia. Aug. . CSI"cilD.-The York AMI
Delta Land Improvement Company Onii~ii today
cl exceptions In Tho United states circuit Court ~
a Judgment creditor OF the Baltiiror" AMI i"h'gh
Railroad COMPANY 70 tn. confirmation by the court
Of the recent mlrshls sile ~ the property in penn
syivduis 81 that roa D. The legality y The juigin'n
of Warren 7 Wawor'h. under which the sac took
place. - disputed Permission for the sac - take
place. stated. should have been obtained from
the York County Court the property being In the
hands Of Winfield J. TAYLOR. as receiver. who hai
not the opportunity To- defend ia" action Tn" prop
criy " j. contrnded. struck down 10 IN" pnr-
chaser for an inadequate amount The sum refliZ"i
was $1,000 u which NSN was IN casa. hf Wa
wOrths claim for Soii. SO &C.
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CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRAyCISOO STOCKS
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
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GRATEFUI-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAkFAST-SUPPER thorough knowleig
Of the laws which the operations OF di-
gestion nutrition and by careful application Of the
nne properties Of weselectcd Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has pro
vdei for breakfast and supper deicatey favored
beverage which heavy doct0ro' bills.
I, IL by judicOus such articles Of Diet that
constitution may be gradually built up until strong
enough 10 every disease Hundreds Of
subtle maladies floating around US ready TO attack
wherever there H. a weak point. We may many a
fatal shaft By keeping well fortified with pure
blood and a properly nourished frame."-Civl Service
Gazette Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
only in half pound tins by grocers. labelled thus:
James Epps CO.. Ltd. Homeopathic Chem
ists, London, England.
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HOARD WANTED.

NICE SINGLE ROOM. Furnished or m
furnished. IN pfivai" family. letw"'n an
and 9Th ayes 18th and 3uth sis. refer
enc.s exchanged Address MANSE. ~
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