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WITNESSES BRIEF ~ HIS POCKET
Arrested for Perjury After He Had Testified
ms Instructed.

Arrested for Perjury After He Had Testified
ms Instructed.
The jury disagreed yesterday on the trial In
the General Sessions of Adam Amberc ac-
cused Of shooting Policeman Otto Rafael. John
Graf. who described himself as a plumber at
"a Canal street. testified that on the day Of
the alleged shooting Am berg was in his COM
pany at 8 Doyers street all tho afternoon. in
Guiding the time Of the shooting. Judge New
burger learned that Graf had been coached to
testify by tho defendant and directed CRAFTS
arrest. When detective took Graf into GUS
tody this letter was found in his pocket,
written. It is alleged. from the Tombs
FRIEND JoHS; / want you to remember this and
don't show 1t to nobody. first. that worked for you
for the last two years. of and on and you paid mo
8 / so day, or 81 week. when you had the work,
and you always found mo honest and sober and
good worker. But the day the shooting happened
was in your company in Doyers street from 1880
and when you left at 1910 you asked me II was
coming around to the shop and l said would
be around i'll little while; that wanted TO
see sick friend OF mine by the name Of Dono.
me until the next day. Friday, You want to
stick to word that say and II he a1ks you
are you positive II was on Thursday, April g.
Yes. am positive of it and can. he mistaken"
an If he d. A asks YOU I left your company
YOU the tools and fixtures until you got throug
a. 4,3n
John please look over this letter a couple Of times
YOU will know i by heart. AMI don't make mis-
take Your friend. ADAM.
Graft was committed to the Tomhs on a
charge Of perjury. Amberg will be tried again.
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MA11IED-

INSES-SMITHERS.-On Wednesday. June n
1899, at noon. in St. Jamess Episcopal Church.
New York. by the Rev r. F. Innes. assisted by
the Rev. Charles Bancroft and the Rev. F. 3.
smithers, Jr.. Louisa Bancroft. daughter OF
Francis sydney smithers, to the Rev. Stephen
lines.
OUAILE-STEST.-At Trinity Church. Bayonne.
n. j., on Wednesday. June T. by the Right Rev.
ercnd the Bishop OF New York and the Rev. r.
H Kirkus. the Rev. George +. Qualo and Mary
Louise daughter of Martin R. Cook.
VAN SORDEN-WILSOS.-On Tuesday, Juno
G, at the residence of tho bride, s21A Greene
Av.. Brooklyn. by the Rev. DR.. John F. Carson.
Edith Marion Wilson to Thomas Langdon Van
Nnrden.
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TO KILL FEVER GERMS IN CAMPS.
DR.. Bissell of tho 74th Regiment Thinks He
HIS Solved the Problem.

Tests have been arranged for during the
practice marches to be made from the Peeks-
kill camp OF instruction. beginning next week.
to determine the value OF an apparatus to re-
move the principal source OF typhoid fever
germs. During tho marches no sinks will be
dug. as was the rulo during the war when a
camp was pitched. Instead there will he used
a crematory. which. by swift and perfect
system OF com bustion. will tax tho place of the
old-time latrines The idea has been work ed
out to the experimental stage by Dr. q. W
Bisscll Of the SevcntyfOurt Regiment. Buff
falo, who is acting as Assistant Post Surgeon
at the camp OF instruction DR. Bissel made a
study Of the conditions In the various camps
last summer that produced the outbreaks OF
typhoid. Since then he has been working out
the idea Of getting rid Of fever germs by rem
dering sinks unnecessary, and he thinks he
can solve the problem BY the use 81 a light
stance can be cremated in few seconds.
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BURGLAR'S TRIAL FOR MURDER.
scotty Young Sticks to the Abb That His
Young Woman Demolished.

Young Woman Demolished.
Duncan Young. also known as Scotty Young.
the burglar charged with shooting and killing
George Eberhardt in January last. took tho
witness stand In tho criminal branch OF the
Supreme Court yesterday and testified that he
was asleep at his home at the time Eberhardt
was murdered This was in direct contradic-
ton of the testimony given by Christine
Reinsdorf. who lived with Young. She had re-
luctantlv stated on the witness stand on
Wednesday that Young got home at O'Clock
on the morning OF the murder and told her
how he had Iust killed man who had tried to
catch him while he was committing burg
larry.
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre cross
Q-How old are you? A.-Twenty- five.
= Where were yoI BORN Am Haver-
hill. Mass. l only arrived in New York a few
months before my arrest
Odd YOU ever do any kind OF work aside
from committing burglaries after you arrived
neJeE ved here Ee! year kept hous. and
supported two women without having n lob?
Al supported one woman the other woman
who lived with us was supported by another
. Who're did you get the money you, used
90 2Hy T%d is ny MADE rf By selling PAWN teke
Q.-Do you remember being arrested on Nov.
30 lalt for holding up and robbinG man on
the G SDI pSaui ned didn't rob him. was
y; At the time OF your arrest you had q
loaded revolver in your pocket. together with
burglars tools; what did you have that re-
lonRed TO the man who lived with us-schweit-
zer-I took It and put it in my pocket because
because l thought som, Of the girls in the
house might fool with it and gee hurt.
Q.-Miss Reinsdorf. who testified here yes-
terday. said that you did not return home on
the morning OF the murder until after 4
at least she was mistaken. because on that
morning / wa. home in bed early.
Tho trial will be continued to day.
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DImn.
BANTER

BAXTER.-At Rockawsy. n. j.. on Wednesday, AZ
the residence OF Mr.. Joseph Il. Beach. Mrs. Sarah
c. Baxter. widow Of william H Baxter Of San
francisco. Cal.
Funeral services on Friday. June 0. at p. NJ. at
Rockaway, Morris county. N. J. San Francisco
papers please COPY.
BRIGGs.-At Rutherford. n. j., June 6. 1899.
Clara NJ Briggs.
Funeral from the residence of N W. Baldwin,
Kingsland. n. j.. Saturday. June 10. at o clock.
Funeral private.
CLINTON.-On juno 7, Henry L Clinton. In his
sOth year.
Funeral services will be held at his ato residence.
SO Park av.. New York city. on Friday June o. ~
O'Clock P. NJ Interment at Buffalo. N. T.
LANE.-on Thursday. June 8. at his residence.
Morris. husband OF Hannah Lane.
Funeral will take place from his late residence 50
Brunswick st, Jersey City. on Saturday. June 10.
NloA. NJ. thence to St. Bridgets Church. Cork.
Ireland. papers, please copy
LEARSED.-Ed Edward McAlpiIe Learned OF Pitts.
neld. Mass. on Wednesday, June g. in the 4sth
year Of his age.
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
once / Madison NV, corner Esd st., n. Il
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t1gustin Daily said Yesterday that Mr' DAILY
had written his own will, and that as his widow
be known until her arrival IN this country
In regard TO the future policy OF Days Thea
be decided until the will had been opened SO
far as he knew. the future course Of the estab-
had S nsfn bsT Ssd 5
some months ago, by which, Richard Dorney.
for some years manager Of the theatre for Mr..
Mrs. DAILY As the contracts and all necessary
ARRANGEMENTS for next season have been made
lis believed that the theatre may have been
e9nfded fora period to Mr.. DorneYs direction.
s Rs es When ass
there viii be transferred to DAYS theatre Ssr
brought, directly from london Mr. Dali had
Asenus Theas wSs Win done
to that arrangement cannot be decided until a
the S nesn Of e the Fifth Avenue
II believe there is little, doubt" said one OF
x,nter will Be put It'll, through S. s as at present
the plays selected and everything arranged so
thoroughly that little remains to be done. The
w go tseSuss BAY be dS&S5 ft
~ so complete control Of every branch OF the
theatre that there has never been any person
department Of tho theatre But II viii he er pos
sible to carry out his plans for short while at
Most Of Mr. Days associates among the
New York managers are now in Europe. There
were many expressions OF regret yesterday at
plated with him professionally. was in particu-
lar Rrieved to hear the news. She has never
recovered entirely from her shock at the death
OF James Lewis. so long her companion in
many 2: the DAILY plays.
MIR. DAILY. contrary to the common impress
.loa, WIS ret Der e the Players Club at
.e7Vcd as Vice: Pres dent. But he resie ned
was elected a trustee on last Tuesday met at
the clubhouse Yesterday afternoon. Among
the "ssTs rrGGse9s TGrs LOUIS h AMdriGh An
7. G.. Cotter. Milton Mobiles A. A. Mccormick,
Harry HARDWOOD and F. F. Mackay These
resolutions were passed:
That we have learned with profound regret ~ the
sudden death OF Angustin Daly and desire to
give public oppression as representative OF the
loss that has been sustained by dramatic art in
America through the untlmely removal Of ono who
mas sesTra rs pest interests iahfuiy and courage
R,,oir,d. That in the death Of Mr. DAILY the Amer
brilliant auaInmons whose iorrcfui personality and
expert skill have left an ndelble impress upon the
annals OF our stage: dramatic author OF note and a
stage director who had few peers among his contem
porAIias.
The amount OF the estate Mr.. DAILY left cnn
be determined only after. considerable exami.
nation. The fortunes OF theatrical managers
are always dInlcut 10 estimate. During the
past two seasons his enterprises have been
prosperous. before that time he had known
some years Of almost unmitIgated bad luck
1t Il said that Ada Rehan has been. since 1894
& IN HS owned HsSSS OF the
lures and books. and the scenery. properties
and costumes used at his theatre represent a
considerable expenditure. whatever their pres,
emit value is.
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BOr's LIFE S4PED HF A GIRL.
He Was Drowning When She Plunged In
and Rescued Him.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June S.-Frances
French. the l2-year-old daughter OF l.. +.
French Of Houston street. this city. is recev-
ing the congratulations OF her friends for her
brave rescue OF James Young. IA years old.
from drowning in Gardeners Basin yesterday
afternoon, The hoy was standing on tina cock
OF the yacht Trilby. which was tied up at a
wharf when he lost his balance and fell over
board He could not swim.
Then little Miss French appeared and. quick
" taking in the situation, plunged into the
water She s an expert swimmer and few
strokes took herto the boys side, She grnsped
him 10y tho hair and. holding his head out OF
the water. shouted for help. Some men went
to her assistance. and soon both rescuer and
rescued were safe on shore
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Sailors boarding Houses Go to Law.

Michael II Murphy. who has n sailors board
ing house at l Peck slip. and George Peters.
who has another at 100 Cherry street. both OF
whose licenses TO board sailors were revoked
last month. have obtained writs Of certorari
in the Supreme Court requiring the Commits
sioncrs for Licensing sailors Hotels and
Boarding Houses TO show cause why their
licenses should not he restored. They say
thar the Commissioners revoke their licenscs
without charges aud a hearing The Com
mlssioners contend that they can revoke
ers are; o. Egerton Schmidt ], Wheeler Hard
ley, George v. Brown. Clark Brooks and
Thomas b. Ball
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DIRECT PRooy or Deaf DEMANDED.
Legality of Benefit Society's Bylaw
Questioned.

Mary Kelly brought action against ST.
Raphael's Branch No. 1O8 OF the Catholic
Mutual Benefit Association to recover a benefit
Of $1,000 as the widow OF Daniel W. Kelly.
member OF the association. Kelly was living at
53l West Forteth street in 1891. when no dis
appeared The plaintiff waited seven years
before beginning the action TO recover the
The association set up in its defence a bylaw
saying: ... ,,..
member without proof OF actual death shall
entitlo his beneficiary family or next of kin to
receive any portion of said fund"
The plaintiff interposcd n demurrer to this
defence holding 1t was not good in law. and
the demurrer was argued before Justice Scott
IN the supreme Court yesterday. Decision
was reserved.
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GREATER JERSEY CITY.
Gov. Voorhees, Completes the Commission
to Consider tho Project.

Gov. Voorhees, Yesterday completed the COM
mission which is to consider and report on the
bdvisabllity OF consolidating all the cities.
towns. townships and boroughs in Hudson
county. n. j.. into one municipality Tho act
provides for a commission of twenty -flvo mem
ters. thirteen TO be appointed by the Governor
and the other twelve by the Mayors or govern
ing bodies Of the different municipalities. The
Governors appointees are:
Jersey City-Henry BrAutiGam, Charles L. CorbIn.
Joseph 4. Dear Col. Samuel ID. Dickinson George X,
Hough. John J. Ncvn
hoboken-Aaron s, Baldwin Edwin A. 8. Lewis.
Bayopne--John Newman.
North Hudson Herman Walker. Frederick Franz
bach.
West HudSon-williAm ]. Davis william Logan.
The Commissioners already appointed by
the Mayors and governing bodies are: Jersey
City. WI! Jam d. Edwards; Hohoken. Rudolph
T. Rabe: Bayonne. Nathaniel ". Trask: Gut
}snburGi Dr.; Augustus y Hin S92Eth Bergen.
hawEen. Edward 4, Duer; West Hohoken. Au-
Eustus A. Rich Wcst New York, William H.
Bchmidt; East Newark. Patrick McGlennon
Harrison. Edward ], Grace KearGy, Michael
NJ. Forrest There are twelve Republicans and
thirteen Democrats on the commission.
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DIR. CLEAvELaND IN COURT AGAIN.
Charged with Having Caused tho Death of
Child Two Years Ago.

The second examination OF DR.. Trumbul W.
Cleavoand OF 45 West Fiftietn street. who Is
charged with having caused the death of a
child. Violet Irene Carhart on April l3. 1897
by prescribing improper medicine. was begun
yesterday In tho West Flfty-fourth Street Police
Court. Barlow $. Weeks. counsel for defendant
moved TINT the case be dismissed on the ground
that police magistrate had no juris lction. in
asmuch as Magistrate Olmsted had already
cS e and Because two indi"tmSn had b egD
dismissed. Magistrate Wentworth denied the
motion Mrs. James J.. Carhurt. mother OF the
dead child. was tho only witness called yaster-
day Her testimony was y repetition OF the
statements which she made in her affidavit
ago Tho hearing was adjourned until this
afternoon.
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Musical Course for Adslpm College.

The directors Of Adephi College in Brooklyn
have decided to establish school OF musical
art. the course in which can be substituted by
any student for one language DR. Henry
Granger Hanchett is 10 ho al the head q! the ne W
department, The course will consist OF six
teen LECTURES on the. general top,,c; " How to
has long been Identified with the musical de-
partment OF the Brooklyn Institute Of Atts
and Sciences.
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David Neuman. an Austrian, has begun suit
in the United States Circuit Court against the
Manhattan Elevated hallway Company TO re-
cover 5000 because Of injury and anguish
OF Innd and body" sustained by reason Of an
alleged assault by the downtown tick agent at
the SiNtv-ifth street station on Second avenue
o. March II. Neuman declares that he rendered
the agent dime and got five cents change,
but no ticket Instead he got abuse and had
names. He tried again and got ticket and
vent out on the platform. where. he alleges.
the aSenT punched him.
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MASONIC OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Wright ID. Pownall Becomes Grand Mate
of the state.

of the State.
The final session OF the annual assembly OF
the Grand Masonic Lodge OF the State was held
yesterday in the Masonic Temple. Sixth av-
enue and Twenty-third street These officers
were installed: Wright D. Pownall of New
York city Grand Master; Charles W. Mead OF
Buffalo. Deputy Grand Master; Charles W.
Cushman Of Buffalo. Senior Grand Warden
Judge +. II. Robinson OF Hornellsville. Junior
Grand Warden George W. White OF New York
city Grend g.. Ir esd e and f. NJ L. Ehiers OF
Reporting for the Committee on Deceased
Brethren. the Rev. DR. George r. Van De
Water euogized the late Roswell ?. Flower.
who was Chairman OF the Committee OF the
Home and Asylum Fund at the time OF his
death.
Ebert Crandall. Chief Commissioner OF APP
peas. formally presented to the lodge on be-
half of the retiring grand otficars portrait OF
erland
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Theatre on Chautauqua Lake Struck by
Lightning.

JAMESTOWN. y. Y. June S.-During an I'M
usually severe electrical storm last night the
Celeron Theatre on Chautauqua Lake was
struck by lightning and large hole torn in
tho roof. A play was in progress at the time.
and with the crash all tho lights went out
The audience was prevented from STAN Deding
by tho GOODNESS of an actor. who quoted them
by saying that an insulntur had only burned
out and would b" repaired IN a few moments
Tho play was finished, although rain came
roof. A number ot other houses were struck,
but only minor damage was done.
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New Mnp of the City md It. Vicinity.

revised edition Of map Of New York city
and its vicinity has just been issued by the
United States Geological Survey. The original
survey was made ten years ago and an edition
of the map was issued at that time. but the ter-
ritory covered nv that map was consde ra bly,
different from the territory shown in the new
one. The new map covers less OF New Jersey
consolidated city. The boundaries OF the city
are strongly brought out in lines Of contrasting
colors. The buit-up sections are shown in
black
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DEMOCRATS MUST GO.
Changes in the Internal Revenue ONCE in
brooklyn.

Internal Revenue Collector Frank r. Moore
OF Brooklyn yesterday accepted the resignation
OF William Manning rs cashier. and appointed
in his Mace George Titus. formerly assistant
cashier Frederick W. Krsteller was ap-
pointed assistant cashier. Mr. Manning is n
Democrat. He held the place as cashier for
Gratis in the otIlco who will resign and their
places will DO allied by Republicans These
of President Mckinley removing certain
Federal offices from tho provisions OF the Civil
Service law,
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Killed by a Health Department Wagon.

Killed by a Health Department Wagon.
James Mulhearn. IS years old. OF $40 West
Twenty-sixth street. who was run over at
Fifteenth street and Ninth avenue on Wednes-
day night by Health Department wneon
driven by Hugh Kenney. died in New, York
Hospital yesterday. kenney was locked up In
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Arrlyed-THURspAY. June q.

IS Lain. Pohle. Bremen May 80 and Southampton
8lst.
S. ELAN. -, Rotterdam May 81.
SIS Htrschel. Cadogan, Santos.
So Europe Tubb. London.
Ss Capri, Rambusch Rio Janciro.
ST. Seminole. Bearsc, jacksonville.
SIS Tallahassee. Askins, Savannah.
So Mexico Mcintosh, Philadelphia.
Ss Iroquois. Kemble. jacksonville.
SIS Vimeira. Perry, Progrcso.
Ss GuyandOtte, Hitler. Norfolk.
IS NacOochee. smith. Boston.
SIS ~ Mar Grant. New Orleans.
- Old Dominion. TRpley. Norfolk.
Ga II. F. Dimock Baker. Boston.
S. katahdin Melvin, Providence.
Bark OAkbank. Casey, Boston.
For later arrivals SEQ First Page.l
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Mr.. DALY'S SUDDEN DEATH.
mrs LAST WORDS WERE "IF L FALL
ASLEEP, DON'T WAKE ME-"

Body Will Leave Southampton To-Morrow
on the New York-He Made his Own VIII
Making Mrs. DAILY E1ecutrix, and What
Provisinn Has Boen blade About His
Theatrical Enterprises VIII Not he
Known Until tho VIII Is Read.
Sy,etai Gable D,,paichu to The SUI.
PARIS. June S.-Further particulars OF tho
death OF AuRustin DAILY at the Hotel CONT
mental yesterday afternoon show that he ar
rived at the hotel On June 3 In a weak state. In
which condition he had been since his arrival
In Europe. He was able. however. to be about
q little at the beginning OF tAe week. His all
ment developed into dop BILE pleuro- pneumonia.
but. despite the fact that he was In a dangerous
condition, DR.. Herbert, who attended him. did
not expect that he would die. Yesterday. how
ever. he had sudden relapse. which resulted
In heart failure. and he died at 2 o'clock In tho
afternoon. His death came so suddenly after
the fatal turn OF his illness that there was no
time to summon priest
Dr. Herbert says: The account I send you
is accurate. though incomplete. Professional
courtesy and etiquette prevent my giving
fuller details without the family's sanction.
Mrs. DAILY and Miss Rehan are Frustrated with
grief and Illness and rStass 20 see even init
mate friends"
III HclpeTJ says no saw Ddly on MONDAY.
He thought him Rravely III. On Tuesday he
again saw the patient in consultation with DR..
Lagrave OF the Charlie Hospital. who confirmed
the seriousness OF Mr.. Days illness. On
Wednesday Drs. Herbert and Lagrave were to
have visited Mr.. DAILY at @ o'clock in the after
noon but the patient died at 2 P. Nj. There
was no doctor present at the time OF his death.
MIR. Harrington. Mr.. Days manager arrived
here to-day. He will start for Havre with the
body at half past o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing. and will thence proceed to Southampton,
where he will arrive at O'Clock Saturday
morning The body will then be transshipped
10 the American line steamer New York. Mrs.
DAILY and Miss Ada Rehan will go to London
direct tomorrow. and Mrs. DAILY will take the
New York on Saturday morning.
Mrs. DAILY. Miss Rehan. and the nurses were
present when Mr.. DAILY died His last words
were: II fall asleep don't wake me-"
Mr.. DAILY. according to his custom before
starting on journey. went TO mass and COM
munion on Friday last.
LONDON. June S.-Mr. George Edwardes. the
theatrical manager. who was formerly asso-
cated with AuRustin DAILY in the management
OF Days Theatre In London. is greatly shocked
at the news OF Mr.. Days DEATH He said
to-day that he had always maintaine ed the most
cordial personal relationship with Mr.. DAILY.
despite the pending lawsuit brought by him
against Mr.. DAILY for violation OF the lease by
sub-letting the refreshment bars OF the theatre.
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ss Empress OF japan. from Yokohama. at VAncou,
yer.
SIS Patricia from New York. at Hamburg.
So Fuerst Bismarck. from New York. at Southamp
ton.
S. La BretaGne. from New York. at HAvre.
IS Monaghan, from New York. at Glasgow.
SIS Trave, from New York. At bremen.
IS Ethiopia. from New York, q: Glasgow.
bs New York, from New York, at Southampton.
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Advertised in INV SrH implies the shortest route TO
a satisfactory dhpo,AI OF II, M better Endorsement
OF TN S> ~ i rcil estate medium need he required
than tho Real Estate h. ard OF brokers' who mako
use OF it - news Wei! IA an ad'sEusinJ E9dIum
-Alp,
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8usiufss 31otirfs.

1t is better to wear out than to rust outs
Lafayette Place Baths near 4th ST. will stop thd
rust aud prevent the wear.
Open day and night.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children.
teethng softens the gums. reduces Inflammation,
allAys pain wind collie, diarrh9a. 25c. bottle.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMArAc-THB DAT.
Sun rises. % Sun sets. 20 Moon sets. 40
| wATER-THrs DAY.
Sandy Hook 8 % Gov. Isld. IS He'll Cato, 10 20
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FOHEIGN FOHTS.
"a Empress OF China. from Hong Kong for Van
couver.
SIS Kaiser Friedrich. from Cherbourg for Now York.
Ss Brasila. from Hamburg for New York.
Rs Germanc, from Queenstown for New York.
Is Chesapeake. from London for New York.
IS Ststendani from Rotterdam for New York.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIP.

SAILED FROM DOMESTIC PORTS.
IS City OF Augusta, from Savannah for New York.
SIS Concho, from Galveston for New York.
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5lrw Publications.

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
once 1 Madison NV, corner 23d st., n. z.