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ALL HAD A HAND.
A Whole Family Implicated in Coin
Counterfeltlng.

A Whole Family Implicated in Coin
Countertelting.
Los ANGELES, July III. ID. Ar
mondy, the counterfeiter, who was cap
tured in this city yesterday, had his pre-
liminary examination to-day. Very little
additional evidence to that already pub
lished was brought TO light, but there is
now no doubt OF wife, daughter and son
being implicated, testimony to-day show
ING that they not only assisted passing,
hut were cOgniZaut of and assisted III
making the spurious coin:
At the conclusion OF the examination
Armondy was bound over 20 stand trial
in the United States District Court. his
bond being fixed at S, $50. Much credit
is given the detectives for their clever ana
successful capture. The examination OF
Mrs. Armondy. son and daughter will be
had Tomorrow.
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LATER REPORT.
EZETA'S REBELLION.
Is It Being HatcEed on the Santa Bar
bara Coast!

IS lG Being I1aCcfSu OH tn0 San Ia baF-
bara Coast!
SANTA BARBARA, July 1.-THE lately
published statement that Antonio Ezeta,
the banished Vice President of Salvador,
was preparing to ship vast amount of
ammunition and arms from this country
by way of one of Santa Barbara Channel
islands, with the purpose of starting an
other big revolution and reinstating him.
self, gains some credence here on ac-
count of the recent mysterious doings
and strange rumorS that Central Amer
lean conspiracy was III process OF incu ba-
tion here, as we'll as significant visits of
prominent natives of those countries to
wealthy Guatemalans who are resident
here.
Speculation is rife as to which of the
Santa Barbara Islands would be selected
by the revolutionists as a base OF opera
tious, Santa Rosa, owned by the Mora
estate, and the Santa Cruz property by
Justinian Cairo of san Francisco. These
are regarded as out OF the question, on
account OF the rigid supervision exercised
by the residents. The perintendents
frequently travel back and forth from the
mainland
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journ o-morrow..night is the next meet
ing place. San Jose wants it bad.
The session will close tomorrow night
with banquet.
Interest in lhe convention to-day was
centered in the election Of officers, which
resulted in the following named PERSONS:
Dir. /, W. Hays of Grass Valley, Presi-
dent; Dr. Russell H. Cool of Oakland,
First Vice President: DR.. F. w. Metcalf
OF Sacramento, Second Vice President
l.. Van Orden of San Francisco. Third.
Vice President; Dr.. w. Y. King of San
Francisco. Recording Secretary; DR.. W.
c. Reith, Cores pending Secretary DR..
Thomas \. 1nglehart Of San Francisco,
Treasurer.
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

1t Will be Put On Between New Or.
leans and Colon.
New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Panama
Railroad Company will establish a steam
ship line between here and Colon, to be-
gin operations August 10Th. The Whole
sale Grocers' Association of New Orleans
started a line 10 Colon some weeks ago.
and the initial proved very successful,
but the line was abandoned when the
Southern Pacific granted New Orleans
the same rate as New York.
The Panama Railroad Company have
taken up ths schetfie, and will run yes
seis TO Colon 10 connect with its lines to
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THAT NEGRO COLONY.

The Members Are to Be sent Out OF
Mexico.
Ell PAso, July 1.-News reaches here
from Mapini. Mexico, to the effect that
Bill Ellis, the negro agitator, who duped
eight hundred negroes from Alabama and
Georgia into going to kahuilo. Durango,
where they became practically enalaved,
has been sent to conduct the negroes back
TO the American border where they will
be turned loose.
The negroes have been dying SO fast
and have proved so unruiy that tho man
ayers of the scheme have resolved to get
rid of them. The colony is regarded as
failure.
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OREGON'S TRAIN ROBBERS.
John Case and James Poole Taken t
Portland for Trial.

John Case and James Poole Taken to
Portland for Trial.
PORTLAND. July 11.-Deputy United
States Marshal Carroll arrived here this
morning with John Case and James
Poole. the two men held for the robbing
of the Oregon express. A heavy guard
accompanied the Deputy Marshal and his
charges from Roseburg, as it was feared
an attack might be made on the train.
1t has been decided to try the men here
on the Government charge Of robbing the
mail, which may send them up for life.
The State of Oregon will prosecute it's
case later. Case and Poole at their pre-
liminary examination on the Govern
ment charge made no defense and were
held under $1,000 bonds before the Fed
eral Grand Jury.
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THE STATE DENTISTS.
They Had a Great Time Yesterday
With the Molnrs.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The third
days session of the Dental Association,
now in session at the Academy of Sci
ences building, opened this morning
with very interesting programme. The
dentists are determined to make their
ouadrennium success. especially as
there WIS no annual meeting last year.
This morning was devoted to scientific
clinical work.
DR.. Z. {. pague extracted eleven teeth
with one administration OF nitrous oxide.
and DR.. Moses very cleveriy placed Lo-
gan crown.
DIR. Baker of Santa Cruz did some sell
entific Work with gold niiings. while DIR.
Greeniaw made Dewney crown.
DR.. II. Cool performed an amputation
of the root in the case of an aiveola abb
scess, and DR.. Wallace constructed q
saddIeback bicuspid crown in briuge
work.
An interesting question which the
dentists will have TO solve before they adj
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TRINITY HALL WON.
Her Crew Captured the Grand Chal
lenge Cup.

Her Crew Captured the Grand Chal-
lenge Cup.
HENLEY, July 11.-Eton College won
the final heat for the Ladies' Plate, beat
ing the st. Johns Oxford boat easily.
The final heat of. the Stewards chal-
lenge cup was won by the London Row
ing Club over the Thames Rowing Clubs
four
The final heat for the grand challenge
cup was won by Trinity Hall.
In the final heat of the race for the sill
yer goblets, Guy and Vivian Nickalls of
the London Rowing Club defeated w.
Broughton and j. L. Muttlebury, the
Thames Rowing Clubs team.
The sixth heat OF the contest for the
Thames challenge cup was won by the
Molosey Rowing Club, which beat the
Kingston Rowing Club. The Londons'
time in the final heat for the Stewards
challenge cup was 7:45. The seventh
heat for the Thames challenge cup was
won by the Nerius Boat Club of the Am
sterdam (Dutch) University, beating St.
Johns College Oxford.
In the final heat OF the race for silver
goblets Guy and Vivian N ickalls OF the
London Rowing Club defeated w,
Broughton and 5. l.. Muttlebury of the
Thames Rowing Clubs team.
The Argonaut crew OF toronto was en-
tertalned at dinner last evening by the
London Rowing Club.
The final heat for the Visitors Chal-
lenge Cup was won by Trinity College
| (Oxford). beating Trinity Hall Cam
bridge).
HOW TRINITY HALL WON.
HENLEY, July u.-In the final heat for
the Grand Challenge Cup Trinity Hall
had the Bucks side, and the New College
boat WAS on the Berkshire side. The lat
ter boat drew away and got its canvas
ahead of the Trinity boat at the foot of
the island. but had barely that advantage
at the top of the island. The Fawley
Court boathouse was reached in 3 minutes
and Al seconds, and at that time the boats
were exactly even.
Trinity now began to draw away, and
at the three-quarters OF mile mad lead
OF few feet, which she steadily increased.
At Bushey Gate Trinity was nearly a half
length ahead. The New College men
! then buckled down to their work and the
finish was terrific, the Trinitys winning
| by only a third of q length. The time
was $50. It was grand race, the best of
the regatta.
CORNELL NOT DISCOURAGED.
| HENLEY, July 1.-THE Cornell mon
held a meeting to-day and resolved to
send two crews to Henley in 1896 The
necessary funds were arranged for. The
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Eennell
OF Cornell, who collapsed, is better this
| morning,
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CAPTAIN joe q piraro.

New YORK, July u.-Captain Joseph
Dallas Dionoso, the Bermudan Portu-
Euese who was blown out to sea with his
family in a small open sloop. and finally
made this port Monday afternoon after
twenty seven days butieting about the
North Atlantic turns out to have touch
of the pirate about him.
Some of the officers of the Bermuda
liner Orinoco, when questioned about the
antecedents of Captain Joe. stated that
they understood that he had stolen the
boat from her owner and did not own
har
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KILLED HIS PARTNER.
Cowardly Deed Of Bill Davis, Minor
In Mexico.

DEMING IN. NJ, July u.-Intelligence
has just been received that John Quig-
ley, formerly resident of Deming, has
been murdered near Corritas Ranch, Old
Mexico, while asleep. The deed was
committed on the 10Th OF June. His
partner, Bill Davis, Is strongly suspected
OF the crime.
Quigley was known to have had $500, a
gold watch and other personal property.
Both men were working mine, and it
did not pay. Robbery was the motive.
as the money and property were gone
when the body was found. Davis had no
money when be left Deming about two
months ago, but returned last week flush
and told conflicting stories about his sep
aratiOn from QulgIey.
Officers are now in pursuit of Davis,
and the suspected party being well
known he will soon be captured. Quig-
ley was highly respected, but Davis had
bad reputation.
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Admiral Carpenter DIspleased.

WASHINGTON, July lit was gos-
siped about the Navy Department to-day
that Admiral Carpenter, in command of
tho Asiatic station, is very much dis
pleased by his flagship Baltimore being
ordered away from the station, 10 be re-
placed by the Olympia He does not OBJ
Ject to having the Olympia as his flag
ship, for he considers her fine vessel,
but he wanted the Baltimore kept on the
Asiatic station and another vessel or two
in addition
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California Pension.

WAsHINGToS, July ll.-These Caliior
MIA pensions were granted to-day: Orig
inal-John L. Dozier, Sacramento; Thos.
Donian, National Soldiers' Home, Los
Angeles. Re-issue-B. 4. Dean, San
Francisco; Jacob Miller. Llano; George
Z. Johnson. San Francisco; Joseph Adj
ANS, Los Angeles; George w. Marley.
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Ton Lives Lost by Fire.

BERLIN, July ia disastrous con-
f1agration occurred to-day at Brotterode,
a village at Hesse Nassau. Some 800
houses were destroyed, and ten of tho
villagers were killed while seeking to
rescue their neigh borg. Two thousand
persons are homeless.
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POPE AND CARDINAL.

Eucharist Congress In America Al
proved by the Pope.
ROME, July 1.-THE ObserUatore Ro-
n1ano publishes to-day the text OF the
Papal brief addressed to Cardinal Glib
bons, approving projects to be submitted
to the Pope during his stay in Rome. es-
pecially OF the convocation by the Eu-
-charst Congress in America, similar to
those held in Europe. and an ample edu-
cational programme of philosophy, let
ters and science for the Catholic Univer-
sitY a. Washington.
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Five Persons Drowned.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two men and
two women were drowned in East River
last night as the result of recklessness.
The women and one man were joking
and struggling on the pier and fell into
the water. Their names are unknown.
Michael o. Neill. young steel engraver,
who tried to rescue them, was drowned
with them,
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Western Tennis championship.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Neel brothers
won everything in the semi matches
for the Western tennis championship
tournament this afternoon. No doubles
were played. There were four matches
during the afternoon, the best being the
one between sam Nell and Wrenn, IN
which the former won.
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New Railroad to Santa Cruz.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE West
Shore Railroad, which, if its purposes
are followed out, will run down the coast
as far as Santa Cruz. filed articles of in
corporation yesterday. The directors
are: C. NJ. Sanger, B. Joost, R. H.
Thornton, John w. Eisenhut and Louis
F. Dunaud.
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A Troublesome Be.ear.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL. - William
Denby, arrested by Southern Pacific
officer and charged with an assault with a
deadly weapon for having resisted arrest.
had the verdict against him set aside to-
dav and was granted a new trial by the
Supreme Court. It was held that the
official had no right to do more than to
eject him from the company's property,
and that he had right to resist arrest by
a civilian. DENLY had been begging from
the passengers when he was arrested.
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Directly, Alix and Patchen.

LA CROSSE (Wis.), July 1.-The sem
sation of to-day's races was Directly's
mile in 2:l0l in the three year-old pacing,
the worlds record for colts.
AliX went an exhibition mile in 2:09.
DAVENPORT la, July l1.-Joe Patchen
paced mile here to-day in 2:054. 1t was
the fastest mile ever paced SO early in the
year by stallion.
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Belle Archer Wins.

DENVER, July ia verdict was given
in the District Court to-day awarding
Belle Archer. the San Francisco actress,
Sl.6i6 in her suit against Alexander Sal
VIM, Jr.. for salary for herself and hus-
band while members OF Salvinfs COM
pany in 1890.
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army Changes.

WAsHINGToN, July H. Lieutenant
Colonel John w. French, Fourteenth In
fantry Vancouver Barracks will report
by telegraph to the Commanding General
of the Department Of Texas for assign
ment to station. Major Charles +. Robey
is ordered to Vancouver Barracks.
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Yacht Raoe Again Postponed.

PROVIDENCE Or. H.. July 1.-THE
Vigilant and Defender did not race to-
day. on account of the absence in New
York of L. a. Willard, manager of the
former. Ii Willard returns in time The
race between the two yachts will take
place tomorrow,
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General schofie,d.s Tour.

TACOMA, July 1l.-LieutenantG General
Schofield to-day examined the site Of
fered by the city for an army post. 1t is
situated on American Lake. Tomorrow
the General goes on the ligh thouse tender
ManZanita to San Juan Isl and and Port
Townsend to examine other sites which
have been offered.
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Geoloeical Explore tions.

SEATTLE, July 1l.-Prof Bayley Willis
of Washington City is now on the Sound.
and has in view extensive exploration
and work of a geological character in the
Northwest under the direction OF the
Government. The headquarters OF this
scientific corps will be established at TIA
coma. and the work on which Professor
Willis is entering will require two or
three wears.
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Bitten by q Pet Cat.

HEALDsBURG, July LIP. j. Fergu-
son, prominent resident of this place,
was attacked by pet cat this morning
and severely bitten about the hands and
arms. The feline. large one, caught
Mr.. Ferguson by the left hand and had to
be killed before 1t would let go.
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HUNTERS QUAY (Scotland), July H.
The Ailsa and the Britannia started to-
day in race over tho usual course. Both
boats carried jib-headed topsails and all
their lower sails. The wind was strong
south.
They crossed the line very nearly to-
gether. The Britannia worked to the
windward and obtained the weather berth
from the Ailsa, which she held at Skel-
morie, that mark being rounded as fol-
lows: Britannia 11:07:55. Allsa 11:0S:50.
From Skelmorie it was dead beat to
Ascog. The wind was blowing strong.
and the race at this point was close and
exciting. The Britannia rounded Ascog
u:45:05, and the Ailsa at 1l:46:09.
The boats were running free under
lightened wind, with spinnakers and jib
topsails set The britannia continued to
hold a lead of about three clear lengths,
and rounded Kilcreggan at 12:52:Z0, the
Ailsa at l2:53:05. 1t was now dead beat
for the Commodore's boat, the Britannia
holding close to the Ailsa's weather. The
CommOdOre's boat was rounded by the
Britannia at 1:12:2l, and by the Ailsa at
l:l3:35.
The Britannia rounded Skelmorie at
Z:iS.lU, ana the AllS2 at Z:ZU:40. hOunO-
ing Ascog the Britannia was still further
in the lead. The rounding was made by
the Britannia at 2:50:06, and the Ailsa at
2:50:4S. Both boats were becalmed for an
hour after passing Ascog, when light
breeze sprung up and they moved slowly
up the channel, the Britannia a long way
in the lead.
The last part of the race was very slow
indeed. The Britannia got the best of
the wind and increased her lead greatly,
rounding Kilcreggan too far In advance
to be caught up with. The times of
rounding the Kilcreggan mark were:
Britannia, 5:06:27; Ailsa, 5:Z9:I9. The
wind was very light.
Britannia won, finishing at 5:45:20. and
the Ailsa 5:59:5S.
THE TWENTY RATERS.
The twenty-raters also started, tho Da-
kotah at lO:45:07. the Niagara at 10:45:15,
and the Zanita at l0:45:33 The Eucharist
did not start. They finished the first
round in this order: Zanita. l2:24:5S. Nj
agara, I2:25:40: DakOtah. 12:3I:35.
The Zanita had good lead over the
Niagara Oh the way to the weather mark.
The Niagara caught up on the beat 10
windward and won with ease. They fin
ished: Niagara, 2:26:2l; Zanita, 2:27:49;
DakOtah, Z:3S:05.
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Western Agricultural Congress-.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Major II. E.
Afford, Chief of the Dairying Depart
ment of Agriculture, has gone to Denver
to preside over the agricultural Congress
OF Western Farmers, which meets in
that city in a few days.
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Blockade on tha Northern Pacific.

BlOckade on tha NOrthern PACIFIC.
TACOMA, July ia special to the
Union from Stampede Tunnel says the
tunnel on the Northern Pacific. which
burned out and caved in yesterday will
not be reopened until Sunday. until
which time the Northern Pacific Railway
freight business will be block ed. Pas
sengers are being transferred over the
blockade tunnel
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RAILROAD GRANT LAND.
Judge Ross Decision Likely to be Al
peaied From.

peaied From.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Land Of
fee officials take it for granted that the
case involving the ownership of lands in
Los Angeles County, Cal, recently de-
clded In favor Of the United States by tho
United States Circuit Court, will be ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court by the
Southern Pacific Railway Company.
The grant in question was an overlap
ping one. 1t is not probable that the
lands will be thrown open to settlement
until the matter is decided in the court of
last resort.
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suicide in a Palace.

MADRID, July 11.-An unknown man
succeeded in penetrating this afternoon
into the galleries of the royal palace,
where he SHOT himself in the breast.
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San Francisco and New York. The first
vessels will be- OF 800 tons burden, and
the fleet will be increased as the business
improves, The railway company de-
clares that the line is to be q permanent
one.
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An Omaha Murder Case.

OMAHA. July 1.-THE preliminary ex-
animation before Judge Berka of the
three suspects in the Seijan murder case
was ended this morning. They were held
for trial without bail.
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Charles Brown Guilty.

FRESNO, July ia jury in Judge Car
ter's court to-day brought in a verdict of
guilty against Charles Brown. charged
with assault to kill Harry Tbuson.
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strikers Lay Down Arms.

WEIGH CIV. Va.). July 1.-THE Elk
horn strikers to-day laid down their
guns. They resolved to have peaceful
settlement with the operators if any.
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Coin for the Nez Perces.

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE Secretary
OF the Interior to-day directed that the
payment of 100000 to the Nez Perce
tribe Of Indians in Idaho be resumed.
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Woodlawn; Edward Passolti. San Fran
cisco. Mexican War survivors: Increase
Henry Smith, Veterans Home, Napa;
Elijah Harris, Norwalk.
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Fatal Accident at Sea.

SouTHAMPToN, July 11.-The British
steam cutter Speedy foundered to-day on
the way to Spithead. Three persons were
drowned.
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THE BRITANNIA VICTORIOUS.
A Spanking Race Yesterday With
the AilSa.
A BRITISH SHIP FOUNDERS-THREE
LIVES LOST.

The Trinity Hall Boat Crew Finally
Win the Challenge Cup-The Amer
lean Lads Say They VIII Compete
Again Next Year-Eucharist Con-
gross for America Approved by the
Pope.
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Graphite May be Superseded.

4 new material has been discovered in
one of the Western States which one
Will not be told for while yet-that may
make its finder fabulously rich. The
pencil manufacturers are somewhat per-
turbed over the matter. for the material is
said to answer the purpose Of graphite in
every way. Outside of the imported
graphite tho mines at Ticonderoga have
supplied a great part OF the stuff from
which the loads of pencils are nude. The
discovery has been kept very quiet, but
The stuff Is said to answer all the require
D.ents, and dan be sold for one-haii the
price Of the present material.
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TALKING MONEY.
Yesterdays Session of the Bankers of
New York.

Yesterdays Session of the Bankers of
New York.
SARATOGA On. ", July 1.-THE Sec
ond days session of the New York State
Bankers Association was called to order
this morning by President Cornwall.
Hon. Michael D. Harter Of Ohio was
introduced and spoke on "Sound
Money" THE bankers of Europe" he
said, ''do the business of the earth, while
the bankers of the United States ought TO
do it. We have had calamity after ca
lamity, while England has had nothing
Of the sort, because the standard OF value
there is always maintained"
&. w. Yates, President of the Nebraska
National Bank OF Omaha, followed Mr..
Harter. When he had concluded, James
Cannon, Vice President of the Fourth
National Bank Of New York, delivered
the opening address in the discussion of
the subject of Losses From Bad Debts,
and the Part Taken by Statements From
Borrowers in Preventing Loss"
Following the address of Mr.. Cannon,
several papers were discussed.
The report of the Committee on Sound
Money was carried, favoring the appoint
ment of a Government commission,
under authority of Congress, to study
and report comprehensive currency
system.
After the election of officers Niagara
Falls was selected as the next meeting
place, and the convention adjourned.
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DOESN'T WANT THE EARTH.

Eut Would be Satisfied With Slice of
san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. July Thames z.
McElroy has levied an attachment on
large section of the Laurel Hill Cemetery
tract 10 secure an alleged debt OF 81 100,
claimed to be due him by James c. Jor-
dan. The land on which the attachment
is flea. in the estimation OF the owner, is
worth several hundred thousand dollars.
I he S44. .7U0 is for legal and other services
said to have boen rendered by plaintiff
while in the employ OF tie defendant.
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4 BIG FIRE.
The Town of Williams, n. NJ. Said to
be in Flames.

The Town of Williams, n. NJ. Said to
be in Flames.
DENVER, July ia special to the
Times from Albuquerque, n. NJ, says:
The town of Williams on the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad is burning. The
fire broke out on First street at 4. NJ.
to-day, and two blocks of the business
portion of the town are now in ashes.
The fire originated from a gasoline
stove explosion.
The town is without q fire department,
and the bucket brigade formed by the
citizens was inadequate TO stem the
flames.
The loss already amounts 10 at least
81. 600 A high wind is blowing from
the south and the flames are sweeping
everything.
LATER REPORT.
PHOENIX (Ariz.l, July ia telegram
from Williams, "a division point on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railway. states that
the business portion of the town was de-
stroyed this morning by fire. The prop
erty burned consisted mainly OF the most
fragile of wooden structures, and while
two blocks were destroyed. the loss will
not exceed $50, 900. The main losses are:
G. L. Boyce. "a, 600; Max Salesman, 5000;
J. z. Smith. $1,000.
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One hundred thousand men, women
and children, at least. ride bicycles in and
around New York every day.
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Roman gentlemen wore gold or ivory
crescent IN thoir shoes.