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MISSOURI.

Heavy Robbery In St. Louis-Precaution
Against Political Riots. $50,
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Q, 1858.
Alexander Creed, OF Parkersburg, West Va, while
asleep In the paror Of the Planters House to-day,
was robbed OF $500 In greenbacks and $4,7O0 In
notes. 's-s--s ~
In view OF the political demonstrations which
VIII take place this week and the possibility OF a
the riot act stating that he shall he present at all
meetings aud IL determined to enforce the law
tionaty or color.
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DENMARK.

The Schlcswig. tIolstein Negotiations-~Rcal
Estate Business with America.
COPENHAGEN Oct a 1868.
tho King delivered y spocoh yesterday at the oDen-
1ng OF the sessions OF the Rigsdag. in which he
nad that the negotiations with the Prussian govern
ment In the matter OF Schleswig Holsteln had been
Hhus far without result 1t was the desire Of Den.
mark to preserve peaceful relations with Prussia.
;, Tho ratification OF the sale of St. Thomas and
her islands in the West Indies to the United States
mas been postponed by the Rigsdag for one year.
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ILLINOIS.

Ceremonies Mt the Laying Of the Corner Stone
OF the New state House. 49,
.s..,vtys ST. Louis, Oct. G, 1868.
The corner stone OF the new state House at SPRING
1eld Illinois, was laid yesterday, under the auspices
Of the Masonic fraternity. The ceremonies were i'm.
posing. There were $4,000 people present, A pro-
cession marched to the ground. Consisting bf the
Board OF state Commssionet1.> city 6fY,cets and
Council, Springfield county ,1pervisors state ON
ccra judges, ofcers Of the federal cours senatois
members OF Congress- ,nembors OF the Legslatrre'
nre companies, Maso.is Knights rempiar and
large concourse OF Citizens. General Grant was also
present and occupied prominent place
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NEW YORK.

Frightful Calamity ON Lake Ontario-Propel-
Ter Perseverance Burncd-Her Captain and
Thirteen Men Lost. -.
The propeller Perseverance Captain John Fitzglb-
hons, OF the wclland Railway line, took dre fifteen
mles on PutncyvIlle about two O'Clock this morning
bnd burned to the waters edge. The Ore was first
discovered BY the engineer, who showed 10 TO the
nrst mate, ne being then on watch, and almost be-
FER was completely enveloped IN DANES Two OF
per boats were OF, on hre before they could
but ION with the two mates two men
and boy. There were nineteen persons aboard,
fourteen OF whom including the captain, persisted
In the names The propeller Enterprise, Of the same
zine, was about fifteen miles astern OF the Persevcr-
knce and she picked up tn boat containing sa the
port this afternoon. The Enterprise remained near
Nhe burning steamer until daylight, at which time
dne Perseverance consisted OF POLAR bushels OF corn
sGa Sss ana &
Class propeller, and was employed wholly In
sv. gran and os%eso TSs one sSe
most heartrending accidents which has ever oc-
Surred on Lake Ontario and has cast gloom over
Jnerly resided In this city and was wei known and
3huch respected. The following are the names OF
;Fitzsbbons, the steward and son Of the captain,
Alexander Macarthur, first engineer Charles
Mason, second engineer; Andrew and James
net wheeisman; four deck hands, with Unknown
French names, and Mrs. Davis and daughter Sur
viv0rs.-Morris Fitzgibb0ns, 1rst mate and son OF
the captain; William Thorp, second mate; Peter
Legio, whcesman; deck hand, name unknown,
and Patrick Lynch, the porter.
Cspvention Of the Western Now York Dental
Association.
BUFFALO. OCT O. 1868.
The sixth annual Convention OF me western New
York Dental Association coneched In this city thu
morning, Mr.. L. ]. Wafer, Of Lockport, President
the Eolcwic.s 6filcers for the ensuing year were
1iecieS; Frank French, Of Rochester,, President
p: Burrett OF warren, secretary, and II, b. Doreton
~ Albion, Treasurer. - go.
HpI Hays, OF Bps.s..o exhibited specimen Of rose
Yeart ensw substitute for artificial teeth
Ine Eighth District Dental Convention met W
night and adopted constitution and bylaws,
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Sailing Of the Panama Stenmer-Aid for tho
Peruvian Sufferers. -ls..y~
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s, 1868.
Tho opposition steamship Oregonian sailed for
Panama to-day with 100 tons OF -four for New YORK.
The committee appointed to solicit aid Tor the Pc
fuvian sufferers report that they have collected
$4,000 thus far. The committee will remit $4,000
20 the American Consul at Lima by tomorrow's
steamer.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at eight O'Clock A. N. On Wednesday.
The New Yosk HERALp-Editon for Europe-will
be ready q, halfpasi seven o'clock in the morning
siD~a con,as. IN wrappers for mailing. ak cents.
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rRoTTlNe At MYSTIC PARK. MASS.

BOSTON, Oct. q, 1888.
TWO races were trotted at the fair at Mystic Park
to-day. The FIRST was for horses that never beat
2ao and was won BY Duchess, who gained the nrst.
second ana fourth heats In 2:2e 2.2s and 1880 The
third was won by Mcclellan In 2:30. The purse was
$1,000. Lady Neavits, Bradley, Latham and Rogers
started. The second race was won By warwick, ne
taking the last three Of I'VE heats In 2;33 2:34 and
2s2 THE second was dead heat between warwick
and Madawaska Maid In 229k. The nrst heat was
won BY Emperor In 2;sA THIS race was TOT purse
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sail, l. =
Struck t-FerTuson, /; Chapman. l.
Unprc-Mr. VI. NJ. Rogers OF the Lowell Club OF Boston,
scorers-Mefsrs. Delaney and Lush.
Time Of gamc-Two hours.
plfoiinc grounds, and the olympic and Acme mines
will play at H0bokeD.
The Clnc,nnats beat the Hsymakcrs at Troy yes
terday. Score-26 TO ..
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TELLCRAPNIC NEVIS
.o~.>~>~~~~>~~~~~>~-~>~c-
r r ON
ALL Pitts CT TEE WClLD.
.>~>~~~>~~~~~~~-
Prim and SGrranO in Charge Of the
Government Of Spain.
-~,~>~~~->~~~>c.>~~--~>~
C0rtes to Assemble in Madrid and a
Republic Still in Favor.
Burning of a Propeller on Lake
Ontario.
~~>>~~~~~~~~>~~~~>>~>~~~>~
-FOUR TEEN LIVES lose
SPAIN.

Tho Provisional Government Complete In q
H. New Constitution. -f~rar
LONDON, Oct. 9, 1868.
kilograms to hand from Madrid, dated in the
Spanish capital last night monday, the 9th instantly
pit ten O'Clock, report that the reorganzed constitu.
Zion Of the provisional government, embracing
kmong Its members Generals Prim and serrano,
tWth Senior Olozaga, and with these oficals at the
mead Of Affairs, may be regarded as an accom-
blished fact, and the executive considered stable.
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poSt8g to Be Assembled-A Republic In Favor
F!>~s3.r with the People. ea~
r---'s" MADRID, Oct. s, 1858.
The Provisional Junta has requested Marshal
eerano 70 take charge Of affairs unu III. meeting
~ lAe gottes, and no mas cousc. .ah so to act with
Generals r,..' and 0lozaga as his colleagues.
lie formation OF the .w Cabinet has not yet been
fompieteI.
General Escalanta, democrat, G1s been placed In
fommand Of the National Guard.
III daily becoming more and more evident that
fhe great majority of the people in favor OF re-
publican form OF government for Spain.
HI The Duke Of ylttoria and the Count O Cheste have
declared that they will support the existing Pro-
RisiOnal Junta,
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TINE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH At PHILADELPHIA
The All England Eleven victortous-A Closely
COntested Camo. 81 sssf~ .

The All England Eleven victorious-A Closely
Contested Game. - fs'l1t- .
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1893.
The match between the American amateurs and
the English professionals terminated this afternoon
in favor OF the latter. with two wickets to spare.
This was the best contested match In the annals
OF cricket 10 America -.
SCORE or THE SECOND INNING OF THE AMERICAN
~ - TWENTY-FIVE. ge~xssasss ~
Cadwaader, run out. 20
D. Newna C. Rowbotham, b. Griflth.. ",........
e;rafYen. G. wiIisher, b. Grifiith
1. baird. Z. wisher, b. Grinith. .............".
r. Eewhall c. Jupp b. 0rifiith ..............'...
HopkinsOn, b. Freeman. ...........,........r'.'
kadclifYe. b. Willsher
cray b. Freeman M.scr 5. freeman.
BARCLAY l. b. W., b. Freeman. .........'......'.
Morgan, 6. willsher, b. Freeman. ......'......'"'
white, b. Freeman.
Outerbridge, J. b. W., b. Freeman. ...............
Markoe, G. Tarrant b. Freeman. ........''......" y
hagee b. wilisher1 .:..;
G. Baird, not ont.
Byes /, leg byes 2, wides I..............
Total. .t..................as
SCORE on TUE SECOND INNING OF THE ALL ENG
- LAND RLgvEN.
Smith, 9. Clay, b. G. Newhall.. ................
Jupp, C. Magee, b. Meade .................' 3
shaw, Z. q. Newnaii, 3. g. Newhaii.
Charlwood, Q. Hargreaves, b. G. Newnan. .....'... !
koysSo,Ss no G %Sdciire. b. Meade
Freeman, b. q. Newhall. ,n.,.
Tarrant Q. r. Eewhall, b. Z. Newhau. ,......,.
p0oley, not out
TOTAL. ,sts,...,..,.'S
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Curtains, Iambreauipe, yalances and All
kinds OF Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings ~
KELTY'5 Curtain Store, AZ Broadway
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE LONDON MONTY MARxEr.LoNDoN, Oct O..
Eyening-Cons0ls closed at 94H for money and S4x
for account. American securities ciosed quiet ana
Steady United States dvc-twcntieS, 1874; Erie Kali
way shares 80; Illinois Central %; Atlantic ana
Great Western consolidated bonds, 1914.
FRANKFORT BoURSE.-FRAEKFORT. Oct. 6.-Even~
ing.-Unted States bonds closed at tax.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARis, Oct. 6.-The Bourse y
frmer. Rentes 80 francs Is centmes.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAHKEr.-LlvERP0OL, Oct. o.
Evening.-The cotton market closed easier ~ the
following Notwithstanding uplands, lOId.;
midd.ing Orleans, 1l19d. The sales Of the day foot
up 10, 900 bales.
STATE OF TRADE.-LfvFRPOOL. Oct. 6.-The market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester ~ quiet.
HAvRE COTroN MARxET.-HAvRE, DOT. 6l-The
cotton market Ii buoyant &C lao francs per cwt Tor
tres Orrlinairc
LIvERPooL BRRADsrUrrs MARKEr-LTvEarooI.
Oct. 6-5 T. M.-Flour DUH Red Milwaukee wheat,
los. 4d. Corn, 38s. 3D. Peas nfm ut AIS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvBRPOOL,
Oct. 6-5 p. M.-Lard Is fiat Mt lis. Beef zoos.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct.
6-5 r. M.-Linseed Cakes. fl2 los. per ton. linseea
oil. C2y 15s. per ton In common cakes. The market
closed quiet. Common rosin IA quoted at IS. ID.
Tal0w, ass.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRr.-LoSDoy, Oct. g.
Evcning.-Sugar-So. IL Dutch standard on the
spot dull ut 36s. Spirits petroleum, Is sd Refined
petroleum, Is. SID. Linseed oil, i3o Linsesd
cakes l2s. 10d Llnsecd steady.
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Friugcs and All Other Trimuings for Car
taips atG. L. j. b. kelly CO.'S Curtain Store, &d
Broadway, Grand street.
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Cristadoro Unrivnlicd Hair Dye Sold ond
scientifically applied NJ No. Aston House. Factory No. y
Maiden lana.
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Fall Fnshions.-Pesito Bonnets Require
beautiful hair CIiEvALERS Treatise the Hair, free
10 all ryen away nj the drug stores ONCE.
by mai free Teaches cultivate and havo beautiful haie
and restore gray hair to its original color
SARAH a. CHEvALiER, X. d., i,i23 Broadway, N. Y.
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Deduct the increase OF ST. sls9i5 and the decrease
OF the public debt Is s2,674724. To this add the In
crease OF cash in the Treasury s2 el5 $780, and the
total Is S. 29O5o4 The bonds issued TO the Pacific
Railroad compaaies during the month amounted to
$432O,6oO. The net decrease OF the debt during the
month"; including the bonds issued to the railroad
companies was $780, 59i.
The accounts issued by the Treasury Department
during the month OF September, 1888, to meet the
quirements OF the government amounted IN round
numbers to the following sums, VIII
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Buying Clothing Made Easy.
At BROKAW BROTHERS. opposite Cooper Institute. The
price and lowest IN the city.
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All Cafarrh Cured.-Fuii Pint Bottles We'll
colts Annhiaor 81 Test Il and Wocotfs Pain Paint oe
nj DR.. w0LCOTf'S ONCE, is0 Chatham square, n. X
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Fall Hats.-Our Styles for Gentlemen Are
the styles season. extensive variety for boys
aud youth. MAhnoSh, hauer,
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Bafchelor's Hair Dyo.-The Hest in the
The only perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, nstana
Factory IL Bond street.
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General Prim In Madrid.

MADRID, OCT. Q, 1858.
General Prim arrived here yesterday and was
greeted with enthusiasm by the citizens and SOL
Hiery. ssseSssss
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IIin's Hair Dye, 80 Cenfs.-Black, Brcwas
cheapest best In Depot 30 brVahwsy-
Sold BY all druggists.
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A.-JefFers Offers Extraordinary bargains
IN Ladies', Masses Chidren's and Shoes JEF
FERS 1y6 and 1,lSs broadway, opposite st. James, Hoo
man and Fifth Avenue hotels
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Scr Pntenfs.-Fcr Opinion, nc

How 20 Get Pateuts.-FCr Opinion, no
charge sketch and description For application SEND
model not foot In sxe and ti6 hrst que
stamp Specifications drawings, caveats assignments
prepsred rejected claims prosecuted Also inerfersncee
Of patents and appeals Patents taken OUT IN Az
European countries Illustrated pamphlets lO pages seas
free. Address Mum Co., No. ~ Psrk row. New YORK
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Scotch Whiskey Distilled From CsAnss n
malt eaua 70 the quantities " suit, aSs ~
gallon. MURPHY q DUNN, ~ boasM Mvs@
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This II the Season Of the Year
children teehing anoA sure ~ have Wssnxv ana
disrrhUa. Mrs. WILSON'S SOOTHING sfkyr IS !,
never failing remedy. Il not only relieves the ehwd to
pain nvgerates the sionch and bowels coTrecv acir
pssny cure gripping bowels and wind cole. Mcshe
don't fail TO procure Il.
sMRs. WiNsLow,s SOOTHING sYRuP"
Having the Courts Perkins on the sustde
wrapper. All others Are base Mutations
The, Most Coutcuted One Won IAN Find e
the che has obtsired possession 81 nsA OF nv M
ma with one OF these him pure BASED % No
xi,.oagwsv III ths halter, conleucd nan 70 oil In
tents and purposss -
while Waiting for "a youah 20 ~ -. ~
~, arc often sowing the acc ~ 81 Consumption
vWn u,, y, ance JAYSEis ExPsc -ORANT,
80 ali ,y,,abs AMI Colds. Sold y,fywhere
xvtus. Tevpees and s,rnarrcyfai Hnir.-ycw
o,ai, liar Dye and tisi, Dyeiay at coorsA BAiVhH~
LOR'S, Is Bond srs1s
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Royal Havana Loftery.-Prtzes Paid IN Gein
Information furnished The highest rates paid for DouAsos
and Az kinds of Gold aud Silver. -
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Lace CursaIns-New Patterns for 1868 Re.
csivsd: siso somc bargains from auction.
ss''s-' = q. L. a j. b. kelly CO., al Broadway.


erins & SENS have removed
"a No ii East street, New bctween Broad
s.v and FIith avsnue) We open Warerooms with
full and entirely new stock Of Grand Square and upsss
m Al the Paris Universal Exposition when awardsA
The highest recompense all compct,n Pianos 70 rent
Ao stock of second hand Pianos OF vArioun
rnakers; ali In thorough repair and good order
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The Newmarket Races-SecOnd October
Meeting. -
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Cost1e to Be Assembled-A Republic In Favor
=! -~s.s.r- with the People. eass
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JosErn +. KELLY will sell this afternoon,
ut O'Clock, at his Office, No. 3J3 Eighth street
west, large farm known as "Joseph Park"
. situate about eight miles from Washington
city, and about one half mile west OF the
Seventh street road, in Montgomery county.
CoorER 4 LArIMER will sell at O'Clock, a
lot OF Improved property on Maryland ave-
nue., between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets east.
S. T. 4. HrRIoK will sell at G:3o o'clock, on
the premises, lot on Eighth street west, be.
tween @ and II streets north.
W. L. WALL & Co. will sell At their bazaar,
at 10 O'Clock, a lot OF horses, mules, carriages,
&C., &c.
CoorER & LAriMER will sell at their auc.
tion rooms, at 10 o'clock, = lot OF furniture.
J. B. WHEELER & 20. will sell at 10 o'clock,
At their store, lot OF hardware.
GALLIGHAS h TOWNSEND will sell at u
O'Clock, In front OF the City II ali, the exclusive
right and privilege OF using. the several Cor.
poration Scales until tho fret day of July ,lSC0,
for the purpose Of weighing hay, straw, fod.
der, oats In the straw, and live stock, situated
at the following places:
No. l. Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west.
No.. D. In front OF Northern Market, at in.
tcrscction OF New York avenue and X street
north.
No. 5. In front OF Anacostia enginc-aouse.
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aatinual grpnblitau.
NEW ADyERrIsEMENTs.

MrssHs. HALL 4 Ross, real estate brokers,
corner Of Seventh and d streets, give notice
that the sale Of valuable lots will be continued
on Monday. f
THE oRASr AND CoLyAx RELIEF AssocrA.
TON will hold their regular meeting this eve.
ming at the wsshington House, on North Cap
itol street, between b and O streets north.
READ THE CARD OF Z. 8. Justh, No. 2s4lS
Seventh street, between L and NJ.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board,
for rent at No. so L street, between Ninth
and Tenth.
AVAILABLE BUSINESS Is offered for sale in
another column. Address Tea Company, No
$40 West Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.
LIP. KxAcH, proprietor Of the Seminary
Hotel, Georgetown Heights, advertiscs nrst-
class board, with finely furnished rooms, at
reasonable rates,
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OLyMPIo va. ATLANTIC, OF BDooKLrN.-we
clip the following account Of the above game
nom the New York World Of yesterdays
1.-THE game was long and tedious, and but for
the fine display OF batting, would have been
decidedly embarrassing. The Olympic did bet
ter execution at the bat than In their game
with the Mutunls, but did not play QUITE so
sharp In the field. The batting OF The Allan.
tics was worth seeing, their hits were long and
pafe, and yielded them two or three bases gen.
orally. They were not as effective A. usual in
the field, and in one or two instances there
were evidences Of slight Generalization. Tho
ny.catchos OF Woods and Crane were as bril-
season. The olympics Are Improving In their
general play yefy rapidly, and will undoubt.
cdly give q good account Of themselves in their
games with the star and Eckiord clubs. Tho
An 10. Ia ha
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AUGUST IL, 1870.
UArMnNIAL HALL,-MR. Enron: About
one year since the nrst society OF Progressive
Spititunllsts, a religious society over which
Ihayc the honor to presidc,l hired hall i'm.
med!atcly over Woolw ards stove store, atthc
junction of ID street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., for their religious, educational, and
social meetings. When We hired II, 1t had no
name, aud we have called 1t HnrmoniAl Hall.
There are two halls in the fourth story OF the
same building, leased by one Amos Pratt, who
very much to our annoyance and disadvantage
We have united with other citizens in pc
tltlnns for the removal OF this nuisance IN
vain and white NO still suffer from the con
tinucl nuisance, we think It extremely un'
lust that those riOtous meetings should be
stated by the press as occurring In Harmon
good he thus retarded
We hope you will do us justice, asa public
journalist, by Inserting this letter In the col
umnS Of your paper, and thus obligc the now
numerous dud influential members OF our
society.
Yours for truth and humanity,
JouH MAYHEM, President.
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TUE CASE or NELLIE NoRToN The Baltl.
more american of yesterday morning sqyA
This unfortunate young girl, whose attempt
at suicide by drowning has been noticed was
sent yesterday TO Bayview Asylum. Her bro
Their in-law, Richard Thompson, who Is re-
sponsblc for the ruin Of the girl, arrived here
yesterday from Washington, and went back In
few hours with his wife. Heidi not sec his
victim, and seemed entirely unconecTnci as TO
her condition or fate.
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MoGTuARv RrPoRT.-The report of deaths
in the city for the month Of July, carefully
compiled By DR.. Dexter, secretary of the
Board of Health, shows the number OF 400 re.
ported, being 2l7 In excess OF the June exhibit.
OF these deaths the unusual proportion OF 2ss
were children under Ave years OF age, los
deaths resulting from cholera infantum, The
number OF males wss 223; fcmslcs, 100; not re.
ported, J. white, 2S2; colorcd, 1867 not re-
ported, IL
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GaAST ASD CoLPAN CLUB.-A business
meeting Of this organization was held last
evening nj $40 Pennsylvania avenue, Major
q. NJ. Van Huren, in the chair Captain Doug
less, secretary.
The minutes OF the prcvioul meeting were
read and approved
On motion the following named gentlemen
were admitted to memberships
I. r. Amisnn, WIN. barnes, Charles W, Bliss,
John =, Cook, VIM. d. Chase, John Grinder,
En0ch Ehmonston, :. Il. Bond, A. q, Hall,
q. A. Hall, NJ. q. King, Hcnry y. Smith, and
Alfred Reddish.
Major Wells moved that the Nag Of the clul
he unfurlcd on Wednesday evening, the 10Th
instaEt, AND that a committee be appointed 70
make the necessary arrangements. Agreed to
The CHAIR appointed the following gentle
men rs such committeCi I. NJ. CLARK, Col u
A. Boswell.
On motion OF Capt. I. II, \. Mcpherson,
the business meeting Night OF the club wa
changed from Friday to Tuesday evening,
Adjourned.
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"Klds,r 2 s o 3 5 O-2l
Fly balls caught" Kids" 0; Buckeyes.
Fly balls missed" Kids, ;" 81 Buckeye, 8.
Home runs-Musta, of the "Kids,n and Ger.
hardt, Of the Buckeye base ball club.
Umpire-Mr. "H0race," OF the Creighton
base ball club.
Scorers Mcssrs. L. Frazier and Johnny, oil
the Creighton base ball club.
Time Of EAme-l hour and 80 mInutc5.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

REJEcTRD AND LAID OveR-Iohn &. Cox
and Samuel Crown were rejected a Jus.
tees OF the peace for the District few days
prior TO the adjournment OF the Senate. Mr.
Grown had been confirmed, hut WAS rcconsid-
cred and rejected. John W, Barnaclo, MI
chacl T.. Callsn, Nicholas CAllHn, james Gull
Samuel L. Douglass, Henry Lyles, and L. A.
Rytber, whose names had been sent to tho
senate by the President as justices OF the
peace for the District, were not acted upon,
but laid over.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

STREET IMPROVEMENT "A large number OF
workmcn are engaged in grading and paving
the sidewalk on the east side Of Third street
west, from street north, 70 New York ave-
nue.. They GTc also setting the curb and laying
a ggttcr.