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SPRINGFIELD RACES.
THE WEST TwENTYsEvENTH.sT HOMICIDE.

Coroner Keenan, at the West Thirty -fifth-st.
Police Station yesterday held inquest over the body
OF James Mcmahon, who was found dead IN bed IN his
APARTMENT at No 225 West Twenty sevenths ON Friday
evening last It supposed that the death OF NC
Mahon was caused by his wife, and she was arrested
Several witnesses examined, and from their tesl-
mony 1t appears that for considerable time past Mr.
Mcmahon (whO in bad health) and his wife had lived
unhappily together. Mrs Mcmahon was very htemper-
ate in her habits. Her husband, however, was very
temperate man. Several weeks since during one OF their
quarres, the woman struck Mcmahon with a stove
handle For this she arrested but subsequently DIS
charged Wooster Beach, MD, made post,mortem
examination Of the body He found it very hthy, ana
covered with vermln The liver heart brain and other
internal organs much diseased. and ID his opinion
death resulted from disease OF the heart verdict 10
that effect was rendered by the jury. Mrs Mcmahon
promised sign the pledge and take good care OF her
children and after such pledge and promise she was dis
charged from custody.
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day In the Is District Benjamin j. DOoite was noml
mated for member Of Assembly.

mated for member Of Assembly.
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
ALBANY, Aug. 29.--In two of the city dis
tricts, to-day Eli Perry and Robert III WatrOus
elected Inc preferences of the Conventions for
ALBANY, Aug. SO-The following Is list of delegates
electeu 10 the Democratic State Convention so far
neara rom except those from New-YOrk and Kings
county AIDany hugh Remer Eli Perry Il. N. Water
man H. mcCOtter; Cayuga, L. IL. HOughtaing j. Cuyek
endal Cheldung, s. T. Arnot Chenango VIM. n. Mason;
CLINTON John W: Havens; Columbia, r. E. Andrews, H.
w. Mcclellan; Cortland Henry s. RandaiL Erie James
Mooney, Grover Cleveland. Oscar Folsom, Leonard
DOuge, ~ ~ di33rrapse; Jefferson s. J; Lewis. Andrew
Cornwall Onelda Peter Cogher; 0nondaga. John
W. Barker Luxe Wells, John Deming; Ontario, Allen
Ross Ross Orange lgt 49,, Hugh McCutcheon; oswego
Delos Garry, willard Johnson Otsego-J II Reyes; Rens
sellaer, ". g. Hawey Saratoga, Daniel r. Hansen, II.
C. Newt0n; Steuben, A. /. Underhll, j. G. Jones; St
Lawrence Daniel Magone. jr.. Vim. II. Sawyer, Vim. II.
Wallace; TOmpkins, G. L. Grant; Washington, George
Satterlee. VIM. Coleman.
SENECA FALLS, Aug. 29-Ehe Seneca County Demo
gate The Convention was unanimous for john T. Hoh
ALBION, Aug 29-Orleans County elected Edwin Porter
delegate. ..H.
LoCKPoRr Aug 29-The LIST Assembly District elected
James Jackson, Jr delegate II is understood that lie
favors the nomination Of John Hoffman for Governor
and William j. Averl OF st. Lawrence County for Lieu
tenantGOvernOr
BINGHAMroN, Aug. 29.-F. H. Perry was appointed del
ogate resolution declaring John Hoffman the choice
ELNuRA, Aug pa. L. Underhi from the Ist Assem-
Oily District OF Steuben County and s. T. Arnot, from
Chemung County, were elected delegates today -
WRILsvILLE, n. Y. Aug. 30.-At the Allegany County
Democratic Convention in Belmont to-day the Hon.
Charles Deantremont chosen Delegate, and resolu
lions avoring the Hon. John It. Hoffman for Governor
adopted.
ROCHESTER,, Aug sO-The Democratic Convention for
the city of Rochester last night appointed John Burke
delegate and instructed him to vote for John T. Hoffman
Isaac elected delegate from the first District
PENN YAM, Aug. 29.-Tbe rates County Democratic
Convention elected ss,,uue ). Ellsworth delegate
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EXCITEMENT IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. A1g S0.-A picnic was adver'
sed 10 be held here On Tuesday for tho benefit OF Whean
and other prisoners At Ottawa, and proclamation was
posted last night ealing all loyal citizens TO must
on Tuesday and prevent this Fenian display. d. Is.
Deylin. a leading Ifshlnan In this city, whS op,
posed Mclee last year. and who has hitherto enjoyed
the reputation Of being is ana nussbp tsn5er
row He denounees thu picnic as uncAlled LOT ana as
tending to oast an imputation upon irishmen; ne IN,
plores irishmen 10 circumference 1t. riot feared,
And tbe authorItIes will put down the picnic and II pos
able. suppress lOyalld demonstrations. Ihe fehan
sympathzers denonnce Devlln as traitor'
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NEW-JERSEY.
TIE TANNERY AT NEWARK

THE TANNERY AT NEWARK
The Republican wigwam now being erected
at Newark is rapidly nearing completion. The building
is to be 40 by As feet and viii seat when completed fully
broad central aisle The principal entrance will be
Broadst, and second on Fultonst The dedication Will
legons NOW formngl to the number OF 1900 more,
with egons from other will unite in grand torch
fares OF the city, Private residences along the line OF
march will be Illuminated and decorated with the national
very interesting Senator Frenghuysen and other noted
speakers will deliver addresses.
ORGANIZATION OF A GERMAN CLUB AT NEWARK.
On Saturday evening the German Veteran
Union Of Newark whose roll embraces 200 members met
at their headquarters and formed Grant aud Coiax
Club. The hall crowded 20 excess. on the parade
TINS Club will turn ont $50 members.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN wAYERLEY.
The Republicans of Waverley are to meet
this evening for the purpose OF forming Grant and Col
fax Club. Legion is also talked of in this place.
PRESENTATIONS AT NEWARK.
A beautiful banner was presented to the
Grant Legion OF the Ninth Ward bylthet ladies Of that
Ward, Friday night An elegant silk flag has just
been completed Of cost OF about $780, for the Grant
inscribed tits be presented TO the Grant Legion tins
week 10y Frenghuysen ON behalf OF the donor
Cornelius Walsh, Esq
DEDICATION AT ORANGE.
On Wednesday night the new wgwam at
Orange will DO dedicated torchlght parade OF sever
al Grant Iegons will take place. s0Hator Frelnghuysen
Will deliver address.
GRANT AND CoLPAX MEETING AT BArvILLE, \. j.
A great Grant and Colfax meeting Is to be
held at Bayvle on Wednesday, sept s.
., % REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN NEw-JERsEr
Major James Eaygerty will speak at Green
vile tonight; the He A. W. Tenney at NswBruns~iek
sent Al Paterson sept D. and at Carksvile Hunter
don Co sept &; Major h. X Pangborh al Camden sept
AZ Cqarksyllle HuneTdon Co. Sept 3, az MOrtlstoNh
Sent lo Maor-Gcu Alfred Pleasonon al Paterson :, ~,
Cen John Cochrane AZ MoTr.stoSE sept. 10 to i0n
H. r. Noble ParauIns sept at hack.n,aeH nePt %
peni Van Riper at Perth AInbOy this evening Gen ho
NJ Iiiie at Newark sept. y John Y. Foster at Beyi-
dore sept u ssiwgo@atY s'Il q ;M sI sao
Sept 8 Hon Sean 1. Dair, a. s.1Ifia'onn sope 80.
rarf g. Cloke Of Jersey CYty Sept. }; al Hudson
sebt T. Geo Th. Curtis. AZ Newton sept l. non. y =.
Frelpghuysen at Newton sept. NJ fAluhsig, ~
AZ Mofristowu sept 10. 5. 81 Howett esq at asalns
ton Middesex county Sept AZ Mays ltnp'ng I Nh
DIR David Bell editor OF Inc Irish hcyfo'ie, ~ iS
Wav sept g. Hon g. y. butcher, OF brookl y, t,n3
Srpt 8 Col Charles Z. Moss, OF Alssoufi ~ hu'soh
CIV Sept. :.
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dHE.wELsH s5R GRANT ANp nCeLFlx

'as Editor Of -J1e Trtbans. p ,l.,,.,s b n
pig The. Beish people in the United States
- o lew in number whom compared with some other
1AIlans Bat although small among the thousands Of
ne ananifity With which they vote the Iaepub-
:. q entities them 70 mneh credit and trait thzt
ssssi brief article touching the political canvass
'pese enthusiastic Republicans wiz not be hpHer
- 70 the editors readers ofTnE TRIBUNE.
~ o7se" sirfor published at Utica, n. ", one
=. oOnaneted wseklies IN the United states. In
20 y u Inferior 10 our well conducted tprlicAp
i@ editor gentlemen Of education, re-
eo tA,'e and perfectly a hone NJ both iprf
~. i~ political tone Il neither doubtful or eQaVo-
"a OutspOkeh sdYossts Of ole principles Of the
Sstss - party me Dre6 IL 81 is Istn year and
Ia Wsh 80 Vel, and eyer did - well, It's read by
eTe.s, ~, people throughout the DnI0n, and has been
Soma "''4 IN saepihB theif PVnWeai cOhfle-
aa tsat Welsh Grant snd COfax Clubs are bepg or
IM It,ss soagnout the Welsh setteipenu Ia the city
"a stft sae sgo very hOurisbiug club
passSs $50 nhN pPt ~ r0tking order resolution
efrie s.peetibly eskibg the Welsh ceEgymeH Of t,e
foss ne sb0It Addl u the WelsFv 6teks 81 Oneida
Ir.>is 1s'lS The isslek " The campaign In che last
f,1i - 2etemsn have cbeeriuy resp0bdDfg afd1
S@asA''ys y ~ saEnei sf4 Wyssf u tssb
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MAINE.
Ex-GoV. HAwLEY IN LEwIsTo N.

= EN-GOV. HAWLET IN LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Aug ga large and enthusiast
tic Grant and Cofax meeting held at the Park. in
this city this evening The people addressed by ex
Gov. Hawley, who made able and eloquent speech.
GEN. sICKLEs IN RocKLAND.
RoCKLAND, Aug 29.--Gen Sickles, returning
TO Boston the steamer Cambridge, last evening
enthusiastically received by multitude Of citizens at the
wharf He addressed them briefly At later hour the
Republicans OF the North End raised asplendd campaign
flag and listened eloquent address by the Hon L. H.
Chandler Of Virginia.
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STREET pREAcHrSG-A NEW MISSION OPENED

The Rev. s. II. Tying, ir. preached another OF
bis outdoor sermons" at the Houston-st square yes
to-day afternoon. His theme was tho woman healea
Of her twelve venrs sickness" by the Savior The crowd
H ~ entent OF about 1000 souls and not only
hrOnS eS, tho nes ssroas f SDa
s yp tooss These street meeungs are under
Tho auspices the xo HsT cS tae s Sy
psached ~ ehuch services The singing was
George t & perISrmed 'p he
.aos So a. tbs opening Of the New Mission Room
70 cmDa oTe s MGsa S ps by the Rev
George J. Minsns, superintendent cry Mission: from
st. Mark, 5. ", in winch he maze sn ,ss ssyior
and be healed az did the with the witherSd hand IN
the text At the close OF ts o arise for
was snnonced that Ting would preach G at S Ss hO
tonsi square Sunday az p adsrs.sed an st,en
tive crowd Of 100 or people from che front po,Sn OF S
Mission" These had been uaye e 70 na ssm,sed With
Inside After a short service '"'' "0'' "''''' w
the Doxol0gy aud BelodleIlop
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T-TTTI The National DEBT.
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COW SHALL THg NATIONAL DEBT BIZ PArDi
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A SPEECH BY Mr. GARFIELD OF OHIO,
R,pubHc.n Rcoaony vs. Democratic BrrsVsgancs.
CARL sCHURZ To Tux GERMANS OF KENTUCKY,
Senator Sherman aud The World"
FUNDING THE NATIONAL DRBr,
The National Obligations.
The ACTS or CONGRESS
for Issue Of o. Notes aud Ter. Forty LOsn.
CONVERSATION ABOUT BONDS AND GRBBSBACxs.
An Id.hmans View Of the BOud Question
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TILE LINCOLN MONUMENT.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-Larkin G.. Mead, the
Vermont sculptor arrived here yesterday from Florence
with the design for the Lincoln monument TO be erected
la sprs gaed. H. large number OF designs FOR the
monument have been received by the National Assoca
lion at Springfield and De- displayed in the Senate
Chamber la that city.
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BASE BALL.

The Atlantic Baseball Club left New-fork
last evening the o'clock train for Philadelphia there
20 play to-day celebrated Athletic Club Of that place
The consisted OF Messrs Pearce smith, start Ch1p
man Crane, Mills, Ferguson, ZettleD, and MCDONALD
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rircrtoS IN IDAHO.

No official election returns have been re-
ceiyed from Idaho but II is said that the whole Demo
cratic ticket Is elected
DEMOCRATIC ToRCHLICHT PROCESSION IN NEW
ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 30.-A Democratic torch
light procession here last night over two hours
passing given point Several clubs Of coofed men par
I'D
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NEW RAILROAD IN VIRGINIA.

GREEN BRIAR SPRINGS w. Va, Aug. 30
The Commissioners appointed by Virginia and West Wiz
GINA have contracted with the Virginia Central Com
many 10 construct tho road 10 tho Ohio River The
name OF the Central Road has become extinct and the
new corporation Is 10 be known a. the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad Company. Edward Fontaine Is President
and Col d. whtcomb, Chief Engineer and snperin
tendent Operations To BIO begun Immediately nnd
the road Is TO DO completed In three years.
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GrN- GRANT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3O.--Gen. Grant was serenaded
seyening the residence Of his brother bythe Tanner
organizations Of this city He viii return TO Galcna on
Monday and Will remain there Ave or ak weeks
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Alaska NEWS SUMMARY,

SAN FR,Soisco, Aug. a5.-The steamer Pa.
cinc has arrived at Victoria from sitka with Gen.
Haeck and and number OF discharged officers and
soldhrs rs passengcrs Considerable sickness Is
ported among the Russian children at Sitka The sloop
Black DiamOUl, while trading voyage was boarded
by Indians, and everything % value was taken. The
crew escaped unarmed Valuable coal discoveries have
been made near Nanama.
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Solitital gutitts.

Union Republican General ComnIiftee-A regular
ontby MEETING Executive Committee the above COMMITTEES
Nl be held at headquarters 937 Broadway Southwest
Twan seooudst MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 81 At o'clock
WV. DRUaNoSD, Ssc,s,.rss JOHN COCbkANh
CsAa n STRONG ~ Chalrman.
A Meeting of the Ninth Assembly District Grant and
COfax held their Rooms Lebanon Hall No. 10 Alb
nsdonquare MONDAY EVENING. 3lst ipst: at m By
onier Of p JACOb u AOhEhAaN
JANIS JACKsos, sesrearS. Vlee-rreadent
Grant oliax, and victoryGrand opening MEETING Of
the ant Club Of the Eleventh Ward Brooklyn.
an WRDyEsUAY EVENING Sept o'clock their Hssdasar
- iauelon of Platbush The Hon. NJ Hewlett
afN.wJer,ey and Brooklyn will address the
iog The will also he IN attendance Everybody
isred 10 attend AUGUSTUS u IA ab
VIZ H.. CpNSISGHAs. Secretary. President
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CALIFORNIA BREADsTUFFs SHIPMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-The bark Prospert
cleared for Cape Town VITA f0 barrels OF Hour ana 500
sacks OF wheat This last shbent total vi 20,
600 sacks OF wheat sent TO that port from San Francisco
this season .u.
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THE ROCHESTER, sfltrftAflsrs CONVENTION.

ROCHESTER, Aug. cat tie afternoon ses-
sion YESTERDAY the report of the Committee on Organ,
aJn adopted Resolutions on the death OF several
noted splrituaists were adopted. The Committee on
Education made report, which was adopted. In the
evening speeches were made by seeera persons and an
nspirational poem red by Mr, Wheeler. The Con
yeiIuOu then adjourned thUut day.
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SUPERINTENDENT cAMp.MEErrNG.

S7RINdRIELD, Mass, Aug: W.-hlore thaI
10 o., people attended the National Advent campm
ing IN tbls cty to-day the afternoon thundersbowe
suddeniy scattered the multitude The meeting Will con
morrow morning. p. r.. ~ q
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Spstial Hotias.

mercantile Library Association Reopenins Library
Rooms having undergone complete renovation daring the vacation
VIII n. thrown opea public for Inspection on THURSDAY
RvRyISG M "A September 1862 o'clock 0rmssbsnd will be
a. r.n, The members Of the Association and their friends
~ !, 5t.i IA seus,al reanion that OCCASION
- A. NJ PALMER.
HARVEY H. WOODS COMMITTEES
'.' JnlN r. LAWRENCE. Of.
WILLIAM L. BAILEY, Arrangements
SAMUEL PUTNAM.
CIu,oa Hall, Astor Place
On FRIDAY MORNING the Sh September the Library Reading
r. al npeL Oase viii reopen the sIehauge Of Books etc
I'm, C,,,r. will resume sessions on the fOlOwns Monday
There viii be- added class English Foreigners speaking French
Glasses in Music by arrangement WIN Tue N'"' '0n''V
=, ~, m Eighth st. opposite the Library aad sclss' in Laear
Architectural and Ornamental Drawing
All the rates very low
~ Of admission to The Library Clerks, SI Initiation tec
and oil W .eml annual dGaA To al others basJsa
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GEN. WOOL AND HoRA11o SEYMOUR.
CARD FROM GEN. WOOL.

.' A CARD FROM GEN. WOOL.
To the Editor Of The Albany Argus I...
SIR: / give you many thanks for The argus of
this morning, containing truthful statement relaLinR 70
that refused the proered hand Of Gov Seymour With
the remark that did not shake hands with traitors Lhs
M The funeral az Cen Russell. You might have added
that was highly grafed with the presence OF the GOV
ernor and his staff doing honor to the remains OF my
riend-a gallant and guished companion for many
years in the army OF the United States Yours truly,
Troy, Aug 25, 1868. JOHN IL "ooL'
ANOTHER CARD FROM GEN. WOOL. i
To the Editor Of the Troy Wing;
DEAR SIR: Please accept my grateful thanks
for the truthful article published In The Wing OF yester-
day relating the false and scandalous charge made
against me, that dscourteously nsulted Gov. seymour
at the funeral OF the gallant and lamented Gen. Russell
The charge is less false than malicious and wicked
Nothing has occurred between Gov. Seymour and
myself that could in any sense authorize the Infamous
charge am at loss to comprehend why at this time
should be presented the public In such an odons hght
40 Very respectfully, yours, &C. JOHN t. Wool.
TlDU, Aug. 28, 1868,
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CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-Early this morn
ing man was kicked to death In the street by three ruf.
fans Two OF Ito murderers arrested At about
the same time. three shot aud badly wounded,
n fight Ia h0ase OF fame, IN the northern part OF
Of tho clty.
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THE CHINA STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.-The Holiday
steamship Company have rejected the subsidy offered by
tic Hawaiian Government for additional steamer on
the sand h Islaud and San Francisco route but they
have dee fded send steamer every three weeks 70
Honoluia instead OF every month as hitherto.
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TORNADO IN ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-Late Arizona ad-
vices represen, that heavy rains prevailed in that Sec
ton In the latter part Of July watespout swept over
Yuma County Two freight trains were destroyed. the
mail carrier between Lapaz aud Prescott lost his mails
I'M the flood The Indians committing depfedatops
I'M the neighborhood OF Wyckenburg.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BRRGMAy, JOHN, Unlou Hill, n J.
BLOOMFIELD. MORA H., Newark n.
COLIGAN JAMES, No. ia3 Froutst, BROOKLYN.
COsTkLLO PATRICK, No. 90 Bayardst
PLANNRRLY, MURTOUGH No. 1913 Bast Tenhse
HKNRY MARY QUlN, Fort Lee, ~ J.
HIGGINS Mira ELIZABETH. Ma 2T Westst
MoARDLB BRIDGET, flhap. and FortT eighthst
RAYMOND, MIRA ELIZA A., Clifford station, L. =,
SMITH IDA MARIA, Grace Church, Bhtabethport, ~ j.
srURGis CHARLES D., No. LID Bast Nnetsenthst
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srnAMRoAr BOILER EXPLOSION.

ST. LouIs. Aug 30.-The boiler of the steamer
Robinsop exploded yesterday afternoon near jersey
landing IN ON the Mississippi. Tho engineer and nre-
men we're badly sealded the latter II Is thought ihtay
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ADJUTANT- GENERAL THOMAS IN CHICAGO.
~ CHICAGO Aug 3O-Adjutant General L. Thomas arrv-
ed here on saturday his tour Of inspection Of the Ma
tional CeIneteres.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
GEN. sCHURz IN PHILADELPHIA

GEN. SEIZURE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-Gep. Schurz came
this city, Saturday afternoon in charge Of
mittee from the German Republican Clubs he was me t
the Reading Railroad Depot by delegations from these
Clubs and many citizens who turned out to welcome ia
distinguished orator He escorted to the residence
Of Dr. TIedenann on Fifth-st On Saturday night q
mammoth meeting held in the National Guards
Hall. Mr.. John Hockey presided, and DIR.
Engel. DIR. Tiedemann, and 7. d. Thomas, esq,
were Secretafi9s Aifef the adoption Of series o.
patriotic resolutions, and the delivery Of brief speech
by the President Gen. schurz was introduced As he a
preached the footlghts the audience gave him an en-
thusiastie reception. He spoke in German two hours
and half and listened 10 with marked attention
throughout and frequently interrupted by applause
The meeting adjourned with cheers for Grant aud Coax
After the adjournment there torch light procession
Gen. schurz having been serensded at Dr. Aedemanns
residence responded in brief speech Tomorrow AFTER
noon there is to DO grand demonstration and picnic
at sbuburg Twenty fifth and Costessts, where address
ses are 10 be delivered by Gen. schurz the Hon Leonard
Myers the Hon. Galusha A. Grow and others Gen.
schurz win speak In Germantown In the evening
TIE PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRACY.
The Young Mems Keystone Club Democrap
of Philadelphia paraded on Saturday night Less than
100 were in the processon-about onethTd legal Vo'es
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"Au Awfal Bl0wer.v

How ohen hear the that be she Awf Blower
which that her tell deal and the old saving stretch
the tr1th when positively tht
KNOwLESS INSECT DESTROYER blown ne crack and ersyees
VI with Knowles INSECT POWDhR
BELLOWS every Beug Pes Moth creeping Insect with
which Pnoe Of Powder % cents 30 cents OIL aud
81 Bellows 81 each Sold by all Druggists and GToses Depot NO.
Sirth.aye.
II you have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Piles Oppression eating Sour Rising ndges-
Bill oasness DO not thank Us after using HAkaisoss
Temple Boston, aud at CRIrTENTONs Aedeai
Warehsuse SIhave and everywhere Mailed or % cents
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TRoTTING ON ROCKINGHAM PARK, N. H..
ham Park. to-day R. H. stoddards gray mare Little Mis-
chel OF portsmouth trotted against o. j. Brackets bay
morse JACK OF Irumps of Great Falls Mile heats three
In 6ve for $O0 Jack won the first heat in 1885, Mischief
the second third and fourth in 1884 2:55, and $50.
THE SUFFOLK PARK RACES.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-COnsiderable inter-
est is felt in the races ON Suffolk park ths week The
purses the largest offered amounting In the az.
gregate 10 $1,000 number OF fast horses have been en-
tered including Mountain Boy, Lady Thorn and George
Wilkes
SPRINGFIELD RACES.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 30.-A large number
OF fast horses which are entered the FAN meeting of
Springfield Club last week have arrived and fine sport ia
anticipated The entries for the trottng will
on Tuesday evening, Sept. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-31
A Choice for Consann,jye.

TO GIT WE'LL OR DIE-wHAT MUST BE DONE AND HOW
TO DO IT-THIs COURSE MUST BE PURSUED OR DEATH
WILL POLLOw-DR. SCHENCKs COURSE OF TREATMENT
LAID DOWN TO CURE BAD CASES OF CONSUMPTION.