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Trnsr AlrIRIcAH LAC
Holstsd IN Havana Over tho Trooha He
aSI-No DiStuFhAneo OeoaFFod.

HoIstsa IN Havana over ths TFoohA He
tsI-No DiStuFbaneo oeoaFrud.
HAVANA, Sept. 2o.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning the first American nag In
Havana was iioiSted on the hagStaff OF
the Trocha Hotel, the headquarters Of
the American evacuation commission.
A guard OF marines Was placed at the
entrance to the grounds.
Col. cious and Captain Payne stood
on the roof OF the hotel. at either side
of the fiagstaR. At 10 o'clock sharp
quartermaster OF the steamer ReSoluts
l1olsted the nag, which unturled end
Auttered proudly in the breeze.
All the members Of the commission
raised their hats. and cheered the stars
and stripes. The approaches to the
grounds at either end OF the street were
patrolled by squads Of the guardlG ciy-
ile, In order that the commissioners
might not be molested.
The commissioners had nothing to say
concerning a protest at the length Of
time asked by the Spanish commission
for evacuation. denying all knowledge
Of such action. They maintain a strict
reserve.
The Spanish mail steamer Alfonso
XIII. sailed for Spain this afternoon,
carrying beside twelve hundred passen-
gers, mostly women and children, 1000
sick soldiers.
Marquis Cervsra, military governor OF
marlanao, has Issued an order providing
for the further return OF refugees from
the country-reconcen their
farms and fields, Offering absolute
protection to all those going back to
their homes and lands.
Advlces from Matansas continue 70
report great distress and spread Of sick
ness. to remedy which, is asserted, the
city oflclals do absolutely nothing.
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TO EMpIoY CuBANs
Who may RrlInqai'h Connection With
Army an Public NyoEkI.

Who may RrIlnqaHh Connection With
Army an Public Works.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 2o.-Gen.
1.awton hss made a Recommendation to
the war department for the utilization
OF such Cuban troops as may relInquish
all connection With the Cuban army by
employing them upon various works Of
the United States at Santiago. General
Lawton has not recommended that they
be used TO police the city or province OK
Santiago, but directly the contrary.
Last winter an attempt was made to
pass a bill allowing the recruiting or
Cubans In the army OF the United
States either in the volunteer or regu-
lar service. limiting the number to
10000, but the bill was changed so as 90
allow only fifty to each regiment and
these to be enlisted as scouts and
guides. It is probable that the bill for
recruiting regiments from Cubans Will
meet with more favor in the future as
these men will be available for garrison
duty in the island. II Is also Thought
that a large number OF Cubans who
have been serving in some capacity
with the Cuban army will become bet
ter satisfied with the changed condition
OF affairs, II they are allowed to con-
tInue in military service. At the time
the bill for enlisting Cubans was pro-
posed Il was thought that such action
would be resented by the American
troops, as the pressure to 90 to Cuba
among the volunteers was very great at
chat time,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 10
Some question has arisen as TO the right
OF the United States to send troops to
Manila under the terms Of tho protocol
and the armlstice which Followed. Upon
this matter being brought to the atten-
tlon Of the officials OF the war depart
ment, II was stated that under the pro-
tocol Manila City. harbor and bay were
placed under control Of che United
States and that we have the same right
TO reinforce Manila that we would nave
to send troops TO any other army post.
Spain, It was said, would have no right
10 protest against the action OF the Uni-
ted States as the movement OF troops 10
Manifa was not like sending them 10 an
island or station in dispute.
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REIIEF ToR cVsANs
May be Landed At bahia lIondn-In Bad
plight.

May be Landed At bahia IIondA-In Bad
plight.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. = Acting
Secretary Melklejohn is making renew
ed efforts to secure the entrance of the
Comal, With the million ratIons on
board, into some Cuban port. The CO.
NAL is now at Key West, where she
was ordered when the Spanish authori-
ties refused to allow her TO land her
cargo without the payment by the Unit
ed States of duty to the amount OF $780,
100 in gold. Unofficial Rdvices having
been received that the port Of Bahia
Honda had opened for relief without the
payment Of duties, Secretary Meikle5ohn
is now making an inquiry as to whether
the Comal relief supplies can be landed.
It has been determined that the eyae-
tiation OF the island viii take place first
in the west, and move eastward, as It
ls believed that the relief for the starv-
Ing CubaEs should be landed in the
west.
Senior Quesada. OF the Cuban junta,
saw Secretary MeikiejohTf to-day, and
represented the Cubans as being in
sad plight. He Is anxious TO have
everything possible done for their re-
iief
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MYSTERY SOLVED.
The BODY OF die SIi.IIng PlttsburEh At
Iornoy, GssrEs n. VAtSrl, Pound In the
River Near ParkSrsbnrE.

The Body OF tie AliaIIng PlttsbuFEh At
tornoy, GearEo n. VVRfSFS, FOund Ia the
River Near ParkOFnbnrR.
Special Dispatch TO the IntOlllgeneer.
PARRBRsBURG. ". Va. Sept. TO-
The mystery of the disappearance Of
George r. Waters, the young Pitts
burgh attorney from the Henderson oil
field last Saturday, as told In yester-
days Intelllgeneer, was cleared up to-
day by the finding OF his body floating
in the Ohio river at BOaS, SIX miles
above here. The body was positively
Identified by his father-in-law, ]. 8.
Scully, cashier Of the Diamond National
Bank, OF Pittsburgh. There were no
evidences OF foul play on the body, and
Nj. Scully not desiring an inquest, Corr
oner ReeVer deemed It unnecessary:
Waters came to this city Saturday
from FRirmont with his wife. he was
looking up titles in oil loudB for Lee q
Chapman, local hrm, OF which ne GlS "
q member He was himself interestea
in oil operations hereabouts with W. N.
KlngsSey ard 1t was while out looking
over hlG leases that ne met hs untime-
Is end. II ID presumed that he slipped,
fell In the river and was drowned Sat
urday afternoon while attempting 70
walk the dixie that connects Hutchin-
sons island with the West virginia
shore. 49,.
His body was found three miles below
the island BY man and woman named
William whiting and Susie Flowers
A reward OF 800 offered by Mr.. kings-
ley, for the recovery Of the body was
claimed by them. ,..-,.
The remains were taken to Pitts6urg
AT 3:20 .. m, accompanied by Mrs. Wa
ters and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Soul
Is. Waters was twenty. eight years ol9
Inst Sunday, was wealthy and Wen
known in Pittsburgh. being connected
With an excellent family and hololns
high social position. No case ma aver 9,
this city and Marietta than this one.
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SAN FRANcIsco. Cal, Sept, .o.-The
steamer Australia arrived IN port to-
dav from Hawaii. General Merriam,
commander OF the department OF Call
tornln, who has been In Honolulu, was
1ne Of the passengers. He was accom-
panied on the voyage by Lleutennnts
Graves and Bennett. Of his stan, Ev-
~ything was quiet In Hurolnlu when
he steamer lett, The people were jub
int over the annexation. and were in
urestlng themsclves In an effort 10
make the government OF the lslands
similar to that OF the United States. The
officers OF the Australia say that the
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ETRAEeLRD FODRATR
In Tsnsnasnt ana Robbod-Boid orims
Committed In Brooklyn.

In OTSnOmSnt and RobbOd-bola Ot1u1e
Committed In Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Andrew Cas-
sasne was strangle6 to death by three
men last night in the tenement in Will
iamsburg Brooklyn, which ne occupied
with his wife. According to the stury
told to the police by Mrs. cassagns.
she had left the room for a few min
utes IN which she and her husband slept.
Returning, she found her husband dead
ON the floor beside the bed, while three
men stood over him. She ran 70 her
husbands side, but was grasped ~
two of the men, who choked her nearly
to insenslblllty, while the third man
searched the room, finding 500 under
the mattress OF the bed.
Meanwhile Mrs. Cassagne had COM
trived to reach the door opening IN the
hail, and Kicked upon II to call for help.
Her asssilants relaxed their grasp up
on her throat, and she was. then able
to scream, which she did Just % the
three men fed from the tenement with
the money.
There were dark blue marks upon
Mrs. Cassagne'a neck, bearing out the
story Of the assault upon her. Cas-
sagne, who had been choked to death.
was ffty-Eour years old, his wife being
six years younger. The police have ar
rested two men on suspicion. They are
Michael Nigel and John Thomas.
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,,,..,,,-.tion Of War Department.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. The Pres
,dent is making progress in the matter
Of the preparation of the commission for
the investigation of the conduct OF the
war so far as 1t relates to the war de-
nor,ngnt. and he stated to-day to mem-
hers OF the cabinet that he had so lar
completed the commission that he had
Invited the members to meet him ior a
conference at the white house on Satur-
dny next with the view 20 beginning
their work next week. Seven OF the
nine members OF the body have definite
ly Indicated their acceptance OF the
Presidents invitation, and he expressed
himself to-day as being very conhdent
Of being able TO secure the services OF
the other two gentlemen necessaFy 70
set for tho conference. The names OF
the new men who have been invited TO
serve were not given out
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BOSTON, Sept. 2O-The second days
session Of the sovereign grand lodge L
o. o. F.. opened with full attendance
Of delegates. After routine business
had been transacted, the election OF ON
GERS was taken up. AS had been antici-
pated, Alfred S. Pinkerton, OF Worces-
ter, Mass, was unanimously elected
grand sire. The announcement Of the
election was made amid great applause.
For deputy grand sire, four candidates
were placed in nomination. CIR. 4. c.
Gable. OF Ohio; CIR. ]. Otis Humphrey,
o Illinois: Or. John L. Norton, OF Ten-
nessee, and Or. W. G. Nye, OF Mlnncso-
ia. OR. Cable received ninety-three
votes and was elected. ]. Frank Brant,
OF Baltimore, was reelected grand SEQ
rotary, and Richard MuclIle, OF PhiiA-
delphla, grand treasurer By the casting
of one ballot each, The convention
then adjourned
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Correspondence of the Associated Press
HONOLULU, Sept. 12; via San Fran
cisco, Sept. 2O.-The American soldiers
in Honolulu are causing the good people
OF this once peaceful community much
worry. Acts Of vandalism are becoming
frequent, and General King has issued
orders for a court OF Inquiry to inVesa-
gate alleged lawless acts committee py
soldiers, and to assess the amount Oh
damage caused. Chinese fruit growers
and vegetable gardeners have oeen IA
vorlte victims Of the soldiers, ana tneir
gardens have been raided ana aestroSeo'
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oRoKER's COURT.
The HouSshold Of tho DOnooraGe Bous n
Secret COnEsrOnee.

The HouSOhold Of the DOmocFatie Bo11 n
Secret Conference.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-A conferences
which was said to be important. took
place at the headquarters of the DEM
ocratlc campaign committee IN the
Holman House to-day. United stateg
Senator Murphy, Richard Croker and
state Senator McCarren, Hugh Nc
Laughlln's personal representative, took
part in It. Ex-senator David 3. Htl
was not present, but he was few
blocks away at the Hotel NoFmandie. 1t
was said that another conference would
be held later to-day or tomorrow, which
Mr.. Hill would attend. Those who par
tFcipated in the conference that was
held to-day, protested that there was no
disposition to anticipate the action OF
the state convention in the matters OF
candidates and platform. Mr.. McCarren
Intimated that the convention would
elect to conduct the campaign on state
issues, baslng his judgment upon the
concensuB Of opinion obtained at the re-
cent convention Of Democratic editors Of
New York state.
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pnrs1nENT n YoRT lIEYRR.
He Inspoets the HOspltaI-HIS Coming
UnexptcIal.

He Inspsots the HospItaI-HiS Coming
Unexpected.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,sept, 2o.-Pres-
ident Mckinley this afternoon made a
personal inspection of the hospital at
Fo-t Meyer, Va. Accompanied by Ad-
iutant General Corbln, the President
left the white house at 1880 p. m. and
drove unannounced to the fort. He pro-
cee,Ied directly to the hospital and In
Producing himself to Major Davis, the
United States army surgeon IN charge
of the hospital. informed him that he
had come to make an inspection Of the
institution and to pay his respects to
the patients and those in charge.
Major Davis, the attendants and pa
tlents alike, were surprised and grat-
ned at the honor done to them by the
President, and he was afforded every
opportunity to make a thorough eXami-
nation Of the hospital The President
passed an hour and a half IN the var
ious wards and apartments Of the inBti-
tutions. going from cot to cot and ex-
tending a personal greeting to each one
of nearly four hundred patients. Major
Davis presented him to each one OF the
assistant surgeons and nurses ana con-
seduently the President talked intor-
mally to the convalescent patients. The
President carefully inspected the kitch-
en- and examined the food supplied to
the hospital patients.
At the conclusion OF his examination
he expressed himself as well satisfied
with the arrangements made for caring
for the sick. but desired It to be UNDER
stood that the patients were 90 want for
nothing that would improve their con-
dItlon or render them more comfortable.
The patients were particularly pleased
at the visit OF the President and Major
Davis said as the party left the hospital
that It would do more to cheer Up the
aIcJs mon than any quantity OF medicine.
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E1aHTY.THREE INpICTMENTs

Found by JeRsnou County, ohio, Grand
Jary-OnIy Eleven Made PubliC.
Special Dispatch to the Tntelllgeneer.
srDuBENvILLE, Sept. 2O.-The JET
terson coutny grand jury ended its la
bors to-day and reported SO lndIct-
meuts. only eleven Of of them being
made public. John C. Dubbs, the seven
teen-year-oid degenerate who murdered
fwelVe-year-old Mary Wesley, was IN
dicted for murder in the first degree.
No Indictment was found against
shuh, a German miner OF Long Hun'
for the killing OF Julius Baldasn,
spanIard, and Shuh was released Bal
dash was killed In quarrel at the out
break OF our war with Spain. Snun nav
ing taken the American stde.
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CHICAGO, Sept 2O.-Tho Posts
Washington special says:
The President has decided against ap-
peals which have been made TO him to
make political speeches In Ohio ana IN
diana, or anywhere else, during the CAM
paign. He gave Representatives over
street and Fhrls TO understand to-oay
that on his way TO Omahn' ne MouId
make stops at Indianapolis and Terre
Haute. but not to make speeches ON
giIs way back he may make TWO or
three similar stops In Ohio. put on
none OF these occasions VIII there be
political speech-makinB by the eRecu-
tive
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MAN ROCKS THE sEHT
TO Frirhten Another and a. . Coz
..ou.,,e, is Drowned.

To Brighten Another and a' q con-
arqusncu Is Drowned.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
wELLsBURG,w. Va, Sept. 2o.-Thls
morning at Il O'Clock, Adam Roth and
Charles Lowe. both of this place. were
crossing the Ohio river from Brilliant to
this point, when Lowe, who was. par
TALLY intoxicated. in a spirit of reek-
lessness, began rocking the boat which
upset, precipitating both men in the
water Roth clung to the boat and was
saved, but Lowe sank like a stone.
Lowe was aged about thirty-hVe years.
and leaves q Wife and several small
children. The body has not been recoV-
nrnh
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THB GREAT RECORD
Made by the Volunteer Signal
Corps Ofthe Army.
GENERAL GREELY'S TRIBUTE

TOitu Emslsnt ana Valuable Services to
uns HatiOn-Fho Work Done tn the san-
tiaEO CanpaiEh, In tho PhilIppln'S and
Porto RioO-Ths Pirst to Arrive aud the
Lastto I.savs-Hany PerIiS Ensouuter'd
and Dangers Bravsd-rhsy Fitted
neither the Guard HOuIs nor Hospital.
OF the 1, 800 men only nvs Were lost
By Dl.on.s 10 Camp ana Field.
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sEcnNn RTsT YTRaTNIA
starts on It's March 60 eottySburE-wIll
Take q LsIsurOly.

Take It LsISuroly.
CAMP MEADE, AIddletown, Pa,
sept. 2O.-The Second West Virginia
started this morning on . march to
Gettysburg, to attend the dedication
Thursday week of a regimental monu-
ment. The mountaineers are encamped
tonight across the river from Harris
burg. and do not expect TO reach Gettys-
burg before next Wednesday. To-mor-
row the regiment will proceed TO Me-
chanicsburg, where the night will be
spent. Thursday the regiment will go
as far as Boiling Springs, encamping
there that night, and remaining over
the next day tu rest. Saturday they
will march to Mt. Holly Springs, where
they will remain over Sunday. Monday
they will march TO Bendersville, re-
,malning over night. Tuesday they viii
proceed TO Gettysburg.
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PHILIPPINE MERCHANT MARINE.

Spanish Vessels Have Completed Thslr
Transfer 10 American Flag.
MANILA, Sept. 2o.-Twenty Spanish
vessels, including twelve steamers, have
completed their transfer TO the Ameri-
can flag aud a majority OF them have
now proceeded on coasting voyages.
There is some uncertainty regarding
the native crews and the Filipino ves-
sells. II is reported that they have been
committing questionable acts, and the
Boston, Raleigh and Manila sailed to-
day under orders TO protect commerce.
The British gunboat Rather has gone
to Cebu. There are rumors that the
insurgents are attacking Cebu and llo-
Ifn
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dies and soldiers, gathered at the aue-
ton sale this morning Of the horses
ridden bV Colonel Roosevelts rough RI
derH. The horses were sold one at Q
time In order that the would-be buRers
might have time to inspect the animals.
There are 1910 horses to be disposed or
and up to noon elEhty-four had been
sold. The average price Of the trst
foriR.eaYen horses Was &lg.
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CURRENCY SITUATION
In Porto RIso-EauIs DmeiaiS Confer with
Gomeral Rrnoke.


SAN JUAN, Island of Porto Rico.
Sept. 2O-Messrs. Luce and DumaresQ,
the fiscal agents OF the government, who
have established the Bank Of Ponce
here, are consulting with Major General
Brooke relative 10 the currency sltua-
tlon. They report that business Is at
standstIll owing to the fluctuations OF
the local currency Just at the time when
the planters need money for their crops
They are offered mortgage loans at rs
per cent Interest; but they can DO moth.
lng until the rate OF exchange Ia flXei.
They believe It should he abuut two Tor
one. and probably will report on the
subject 10 the treasury department at
Washington. General Brooke IA lnvcSu-
gatlng the matter Thoroughly, with the
view OF taking action when our SOW
erelgnty over the island is complete,
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p,uvr,:,s REORGANIZATION Conceded.

DETROIT. Mich, Sept 2O.-doVernor
PIngree's unanimous denomination to-
morrow ~ the Republican state con-
yentlon Is conceded to be q certainty by
the crowd OF delegates, party leaders
and candidates gathered In the hotels
to-day II y freely admitted by even
the conservatives Of the party that the
governors strength with the people
compcls the support OF the Republic
cans, including those who do not APP
prove generally OF all the governors
acts,
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AWFUL DISASTER.
Spontaneous Combustion Of Dust
ina Toledo Elevator.
EIGHT PERSONS CREaATED
In Fire that Followed, and Eight
More Fatally Burned.
Tile FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION

Made the Eanh TrsmsiO a. II COnvnlIsd
by and Earthquake shOek-HOH'ss
shaken aud wlndOws shattered for
block, ArOund-lndsseribablo Scene
En,u,, when Relatives OF the Victims
Reach the burning BuIldiag Calling for
Tno., I'm -risOn.d by the Flamss-Ths
Missing Doubtless D"Aa.
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,inr.m.nin nr slcnm,hln..

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 20.-Arrlved-
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, from New
York for Bremen.
CHRIsTGANsAND. Sept. 2O.-ArriVed
Norge New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 2O.-Arrived-
Majestic, New York,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, sept. 90 = The
Post tomorrow viii say that for some
time past rumorS of a big railroad strike
have been circulated, but nothing dea-
mite could be learned until to-day. when
It developed that the conductors and
brakemen OF the roads entering Pitts
burgh want to be placed on an equality
with their brethren in other parts q
the country. To accomplish this object.
thesetwo branches Of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen to-day presented g
the officials of ali railroads entering this
city scale Of wages. An answer Is re-
quested within thirty days.
The demand calls for a ten-hour DAY,
with extra for every hour put ia beyond
that. The rate OF wages asked ts e
follows:
Day conductors. e IS; day brakemen
50 30; night yard conductors, ss soi
night yard brakemen, 81 20. Extra per
hour: Day conductors, 27he; day brake
men, CSC; night conductors, 2eci night
brakemen, &c.
The present wages are based on .
twelve-hour day.
It is claimed by the men that the Faee
asked by them Is paid In Chicago. cieve-
land, youngstown and many other west
ern cities.
The district for which the advance q
asked extends cast as far as Altoona
and west to Ashtabula. Ninety-nine
per cent of the conductors and brake
men in this district are members of the
brotherhood. and they expect the come
panIes to grant their demands without
a strike being necessary.
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Arizona, with troops for Manila, Oailed
on the 18th inst, and the Scandal with
troops and treasure was 70 leave on
TUESDAY, the 18th.
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TANT TEN HOgR DAY.
Demands Of Conductors and
Brakemen ON Railroads
THAT CENTER IN PITTSBURGH.

Beside. ne GhOrtonod day thsy g aoF
B1tra pay for Oyortlno-want % y
Placed on an Equality witht their lrOsh.
rem In Othsr Parts Of the Country
sssio Presented 1, Same ss Obtains n
w.stsra Cltiss-Omslals Asked 70 An.
sw,r Within Thirty DayO-EzpsSt De
mnna viii Be Granted without strih'.
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weather 70 rrcaal foI ro-rlay.

For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair: light variable winds, becoming
nOrtheasterly and increasing,
For West Virginia and Ohio, fair. fol-
lowed by Increasing cloudlnesS Wedneo-
dag afternoon, probably showers Thurs
day; warmer; light northensterly wind8,
becoming easierly and Increasing.
Local TSmPerAtHrr.
The temperature yesterday a. observed
by G.. Schnepf, druggist corner Four
teenth and Market Htrceta. was as follows:
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Auction Of IIough Rider Horss0

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.--A large crowd
OF people, among whom were many la