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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-02
THE TURF.
TNIRST ANNUAL HORSE FAIR
AT SUFFOLK PARK, PHILADELPHIA
under the auspices Of the Phadephia Driving

T,IRST ANNUAL HORSE FAIR
AT SUFFOLK PARK, PHILADELPHIA
under the auspices OF the Philadelphia Driving Park Assoca
ton.
Entries cios-d folows:--
SECOND nAY-wEDNEsDAY, sEPTEMBERa
PREMIUM 81 lSOOFirst premium 1910; 1900
iissSs '--' ''A' '' f'''' " 80 ''"'
Hiram W. Howe enters spotted 6. Giraffe.
j. Turner enters 8. g. Harry D.
r. X Conklin enters &. Prince George
George Sommers enters DIX. br. horse No Name.
James Ward enters br. m. Lady Guiord
NJ R0den enters b. G. sy,GP sS%P Pssry. bTy
SECOND PREMIUM $4pa250 to first horse $io0
horse scot third horse; mile heats best in in harness
for horse that er beat 45 prior TO LIST july 1864
II Sfere tiers Prince
N. Goodn enters g. G. General Thomas.
A. Johnson enters M Eastern Shore Mare
+. Wagner enters b. m. Kate Mann.
James Ward enters bk. m. Diana.
X. r. Stets0n enters Lady Lishtfoot.
4. X. Conklin enters b. g. H. Clay.
George Sommers enters DIX br. horse No Name
THIRD DAY-THuRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.
PREMIUM $20J0-Sl 500 first horse, 800 10 second
horse; mile heats; best in s. in harness free all.
w. il. simmons br q. Wilkes.
Budd Dobe enters h. IN. Lucy.
:. Mclaughlin enters b. 6. Mountain Boy.
Dan Phfer enters b. m. Lady Thorn
FOURTH DAY-FR1DAY, SEPTEMBER
PRFMIU. 81 0C0For double teams S7G TO first eam 5000
team $l00 third mile heats In
five. Onen 10 all trotters.
Budd Doble enters b. m Goldsmith Maid and mate
Jas. Ward enters br. M Lady Guilford and mate.
X. u. setson enters b. m. Gazelle and s. Harry d.
NJ. Roden b. e. Myron Perry and J. j. Bradley
by Kind permission of Mr. A. Wech the celebrated rottns
Flora Temple and foa viii be at the park during the
meeting.
Cas WIZ leave the Baltimore depot at II A. NJ, 80 and
2S0 r. NJ each day.
Tickets be had Continental Hotel Girard House and
Trotting will commence at 8 O'Clock punctualy.
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Co.sTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
N UppostiOn 10 honOpuly.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT
THE 5TH AND 2UTH OF EVERY MONTH
OF the day before when these dates fall SUNDAY.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
SATURDAY, SEPT s. AT NOON
from pier ss North river, foot OF King street
BIN. cARRINGros, Agent,
pier t6 North river.
WILLIAM N. wEBE, President.
CBArL,s DANA, Vice President
aErchspge place, New York.
CREAr REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
NJ To San Francisco, via Panama,
sailing on Wednesday, September
Freight forwarded by this steamer reaches San Francisco
about -Four days In advance Of shipments by Norh American
Steamship Company's departure Of September g.
Apply -
Freight Agents Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
Pes - Norih yvo. feptal Canal snssl
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoAps.--
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with p
road Tbirtisth street aud Tenth svenue and snu
8l5, 30 and N r. n, and via Harlem ksflrvsa' sn"
slsth street aud Fourth avenue, II A. NJ sndt 1r
The 6 10 r. M train via Hudson River WIN '"A v" sun
days ..,,r - ,r.,,s
Drawing room attached ios ana -
r. NJ trains 'wILLrAx n. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
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EUROPE.

GRAND HOTEL DE vEvEY, vEvEY SUISSE,
VI Situated the centre of magnificent park on the
banks the Lake Geneva splendid view Of the head of the
lake. the Valley OF the Rhone the Alps and the Gaciers lO
and bathrooms every hoor; elevator
OF boardes eyraph the hotel ani
al tho steamboats,; two minutes distant from the
ALFRED HERsCHy,
Proprietor.
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l ON .,.s.n, .,s.msrs yASDERBILr and CONEEcr1.
cTssve pier north Of spring Tss n1o and sos se,sT o.
sy' .Iesp,sd conpecise with ws And Nortn Pare on
sunday k:,%nlns -ss fycJ =. = Ind. md Nssas sshA
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AG BURNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
N. Express 1ib West Eleventh street, sirtb ave
nusrurnturs families moved. city or country fprws
psched. phipped sss sfn-st bs.sy Advanced.
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DLOOMINGDALE CATHOLIC hSSoCIAT1ON.-TiiE
ID members win assemble the hal Thursday, Sep
teber at A. M TO attend the funeral OF the Rev Father
Tfi0tson. JAMES L. TRAVERS, PRESIDENT
g. LORD.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

E'oR sALE-A GRAY MESSENGER MARE, ABOUT
hands, sound and kind good family horse. Inquire
T. L. c. PHILIPS, Court street, State, brooklyn
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EoR SALE AT A. sACRIfICE-A BRIaHr BAY % SIN
teen hands high Horse Coups made by Wood Brothers.
two years made by Dunscomb the
whole making a snowy turnout 10 be sold together
cheap. Inquire BkIGGS BROTHERS stables, llT West
Tweny-third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-02

--GEORTE TUNKS CHARLES BOWLER AND
"A. Richard Garvey, formerly Boston paper mache
ean get steady employment Apply to or address lhoms
Taylor Qun.ard Iron Works. corner Eleventh street An'
ID.
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L,oR SALE CHEAP-FOR WANT OF USE, BAY MARE,
hands high, years old; very free and stylish 3
"A F1fty-ifth street. s.
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Du8EE's AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE.
IL Between New York and Bremen
Via Cowes and Havre,
cu nprisinV the elsga NJ first class attamshiDe
AkAGO, FULTON, ARIIL.
CIRCAssIAN, NORTHERN LIGHT.
The splendid and popular steamship
ARA0O, Captain a. W. Brown.
viii esv. pier <S North river ON Saturday, Sept. ..
RATES Of passage IN gold-first Cabin second cstr
$50; S,ccrHee S2s To Havre London So t5i SE N.
For freight or p"''.Essu EuaRRKK sgRRKK Eros e.n.r. Agents
iG3 PEARL STREET and W BROADWAY, room n.
rhe well known reputation Of the ARAGO for safety snd
comfort her unsurpassed accommodations and We suy
reduced Of passhsr render her desirable ship Tor those
who wish IN visit Europe or the Continent - -.
Apply for tickets and s,atsOoms ~ The Once o ths
line, 20 Broadway. room y.
7 IvERrooL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
NoTICF@2bs stesmship CITY OF WASHINGTON from
Liverpool By way BalKar viii commence io discharge
nna,r ssnsss order .r % os sgs.s
The cofnpary will not be Responsible 10Y any o nr demss.
arising goods after discharge ard all goods not removed
within hours VIII be stored at con-ignees risk
and expense. JOHN q. pair, hs'h'' ." nro"i~V
S,TRAs TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
- TIRE ANCHOR LINE.
favorr Clyde bn passenger siespeis are intended n SAT-
from pier North riser, at IL O'Clock noon.
INV -. sertembsr & HRTTANNIA.. september ~
coli NRIA.. ..septembcr, Y HIgyEKNh.- October
Egies of massage, payable In currency =:
cabins 10 Liverpool, 6ssgow or Derry go and s7s.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, rltg.
siesrags 70 nlsseow or Dsa,, @ ~; 49, me5"sa@' sS
passenpers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre ROtct-
dam, Antwerp &C., at very low rates
Drsfts Issued, payable at any bank In Great Britain
For further information apply At the conpany's oces No.
'"o"'"s '''''' HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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The steamship
SHERMAN,
Captain W. u. Henry
VIII be despatched Saturday, Sept at O'Clock r. NJ,
from pier - North river
Freight received through rates for Sc Louis, Mobile and
Galveston.
The GEN. GRANT will succeed Saturday, September H.
For freight passage having superior nodaons
apply to the agent, SAMUEL STEVENS 10 Broadway.
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DELE FORMERLY OF TWENTY FIFTH STREE
"A friend Frank wishes your address through ref
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LICE-JUsT ARRIVED. SEND YOUR Address
n 10 same place Us your note OF the 18th instant
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m TuR DISTRICT COURT OF rHB uyITgp STATES
for the Northern District Of Nsw York, in Bankruptcy
No. il-In the matter of Henry Martin, bankrupt "a
whom nndersigned hereby gives notice
Of hts spponmen, a. asssnes Of he estate Of Henry Mar
TIM tbe Of Hunds In the county Of Lvnestop
OF YORK. within the said district who has
jgdssd eanstngs ,r sR,n bic own ge,ion b{ ne District
Assignee, Aeu Tibbitrs Block, uuos, NJ =.
UTICA, n. r., August IL, 1865.
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nR. j. KEEP-MEET ME FOOT OF CHAMBERS
street Thursday morning ii O'Clock, 10 attend the
great eae of dwellings Rutherford Park. Get
mars and free tick cts "a Cedar street. ROBERT.
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NY INFORMATION CONCERNING NARY MOkGAN,
"A aged l6 registered Annie Morgan, who arriveu u,
Eew York from ireland In steamshp Minnesota august
q: 1863 and has heard from since, VIII oe
fully received by her uncle, Aichaei "eiaon fne"Ae'
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, AT
vi seven per cent New York and Brooklyn property,
In sums over 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-02

CtURRIE-JACK, THERE ARE TWO LETTERS in THE
~ PHILADELPHIA Post oce and one In mon square Fost
e6ce, Twelfth street and Broadway 70 your address
STONlNGTON, ELLA II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

The National Republican Committee pro-
pose, iris said, to have the Northern States can.
vassed By some of the more prominent SOUTH
ern friends Of reconstruction. Among others,
Al Is expected that General Longstreet viii
take part in the pending canvass Ex-Govsr-
nor 10. Brown, ]. II. Caldwell and Colonel
farrov, OF o eorgia, Senator Alcorn. of Missis-
sIppi, Governor Holden and General Bsrrin-
ger, Of North Carolina, Governor Smith, of
Alabama, and number Of others are named
Most Of these were in the rebellion in some
shape, and all have been most active in work.
ing for recon struehon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

CoHeRrss fssTERDIy.-Aftero our report Of
proceedings in Congress closed yesterday, she
Senate proceeded with the consideration of the
tax biz, which was no, disposed Of previous to
sdJournnent. In the House, the bill for the
purchase OF Alaska was discussed up to the
hour Of adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

PERSONAL - senator Henderson returned
from mis- extensive bridal tour yesterday morn.
ing. He made his appearance IN the Senate
chamber about two o'clock, and was much
congratulated by his associates. %. Senator'S
Bayard, Dixon, Dooiittle, and Patterson, of
Tennessee. have all been absent at the New
Iork Convention since Friday last. -. Hon.
Jns. L. Deweese, of North Carolina, is at the
National '''' ID. +. Sarmiento, Esq, Minis
ter from the Argentine Republic; Mr. B. Mirte
y Eedia, Secretary Of Legation, are at Viii.
lards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The proposals to
supply the Government Printing once with
six hundred tons C2-2i0 poundsl OF Cumberland
coal were opened a day OF two since and Re.
suited as folIows:-S. T.. Brown Son. g., 81:
IIlfsscn & Glim, g S.: Wheeler * Co., 5l6.
BIerton Barrett, Si.eS; Jno. b. Tur .ou, ~ o.
The contract was awarded oS. p. Brown &c
Son, 1t &i54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

On Sunday last Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
preached q sermon on the text, s.Thou shalt
not steal" He attack the repudia,ors with his
sharpest rhetoric, and SAYS: II regard the re.
fuSal to pay the bonds OF the United States in
gold or silver as being in every Disguise and
under every possible plea an atrocious then ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

FIavOring Extracts obtained, not from the
fruit, bat from certain chemical products,
should be carefully used. Recently over thirty
persons who attended a strawberry and ice
cream festival given in one of the churches in
SaEinaw, Mich, were suddenly tasen Ill,
most Of them slightly, but three or four quite
seriously. The illness, 1t was thou,ht was
occasioned by the extracts with which the ice
cream was Favored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

The WHEELS MOVE AGAIN.-By the pro.
ceedings elsewhere IL will be seen that the cor.
tending wings at the City Hall were working
harmoniusly last night in joint meeting for the
election Of city officers. This is az IT should be
No one Is The gamer by the current Interrupt
ton to city business. Mr.. Larmar, we notice
was present last night taking part IN the good
work of setting the municipal wheels in mo.
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The Accidental killing OF Peter Carrrr a,
.EHE New York. tvI-.


.FHr New York. lvI-.
While John Z. Develin and Peter Cagrer
were diving In the Central Park, late last
nifhi, they were turning short curve a Whesl
gave way, the carriage was capszed and both
gentlemen wore dragged several rods under tue
yeeel. Mr. Cagger was INSTANTLY killed: Mr.,
Deyelin was severely injured, and il Is feared
VIII not recover. I hey were on thsirw1y froxn
neIn q reception at the Manhattan club Mr.,
Csrgers remains are at s.. Luke's Hospital
and will be for warded TO Albany tonight Mr.
escger was one Of the best known politicians
IN this state. He WAS between ffty-fiye and
sixry years Of age He was a lawyer and rhe
business manager Of the firm OF HIN Cageer A
Porter, of whom Nj. Nicholas Hill al some.
uns ago, and Jno. X. Porser Is now In Europe
nr. Cagger has been for rno.e than a quarter
Of century promiRe ut member OF the Demo.
cratic party IN this State and has probaoIv
been seen ia every Safe Convention OF the
yarty for the last twenty-five years He never
heid efhce, except, perhaps, some local Offices
IN Albany. He was y man OF Considerable
power and nfyenee IN his party. He was A
nan Of good character: and had q great tnffu.
encs evts nn Of all laAses. air. Cagxer was
3 m IN 81 wealth He married a sister Of Mr.
tass 10y, OF the Albany Ar9ss He was On per-
son short hortd complexion, and Of Agreeable
manners and presence. Ills death VIII De a
blow 70 me DEMOCRATIC party Ia this State
~ Y. IOsi, IN.
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No ofhcial Information has been received at
the Army Headquarters relative TO the cleo.
tons IN Mississippi. The indications, how.
ever, are that the Constitution has been de.
fsated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

The Louisiana Legislature will to-day elect
Hons. W.P. Kellogg and j. ;. Harms rs United
States Senator'S from that State. The Lexisla.
ture of Georgia completed it, organization yes.
tPrday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-08

The Prairie Io'msr, an excellent agricultural
ournaL published in Chicago comes to us In
new dress and .orln, and greatly irnpro, Cd in
all its departments.
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The DEMOCRATIC PLArPoRx.-Ass stated in
our New York dispatches Yesterday. the pIat.

THH DEMOCRATIC PLArPoRx.-Ass stated in
our New York dispatches yesterday, the plat
form sdopted BY ehe -Democrasie Convention
virtually accepts the Pendlston financial doc.
uine. The Convention seems disposed to make
the compromise Of rejecting him and adopting
his doctrine. Probably he would prefer II the
other way. The platform, it will be seen, de-
rnands that The fve-twenues shall DO paid IN
currency. This is decided slap in the face Of
Judge Chase, who wrote a letter while Secre-
tary of the Treasury, declaring that the I'VE.
twenties must be paid In eoiS, and occupying
ground exsctly the reverse of that taken IN the
above clause Of the Democratic platform. The
lsttsr further fayors I" such equal TAXATION IN.
der the internal revenue a will afford iacid.n.
val profe,t'os to Industry" In other words, IL
sbandons the whiiom free trade nnets Of the
p4rfy
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From Blanchard and Mohan we have Hay.
psrs BaSaar for July Il.
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FOR SAHA1GD RENT.

I'D - INN IL
FCs :s:sH Esas ..SS 4:
Fcs aLs-!S. non GILL, EIxrusts.
;;s s:a 80 .:s md ss,3 s''F' - J, : a:'T
DE ssat - sSsss "a 80 sis street. :o ss
49, OF \ vlth inrS9A's possession
FeR hkNI,ssv.,1 noUsks from ssO 70 $40
ee. month. Also, for sale. several small
s ,s o'i rios =. x.se.s,s.
freet ;. rooms. sfes y.rS sse a.. os
Usa 4s0 Seventh street.
Tor RENI.ooe Of the largest aua be., farm
sss.,t s0t rss, 'or on: ,sar or ter. Of ysars, %
kfLBoURs LArr..
Us-Iv Until Corner 7th sOd streets.
FoHA kkw room. sroRY sRIok HOUSE,.
on street, between ist and q strssts. containing
fos,,ses rooms sxclusi'e Of bathroom; ws,es
psS,c' A ms., de.ir.o Die location Tor s:.rdin
Sarie'es kenss0 good 'en.P etIs., ls' rss SN
rsa 4ro 9TH street, o,'o.i asf Pc. t once.
rkAME H0USE, no. IT, southeast corner
Is's and strests: tlslsni.l eoatanins i've rooms.
,lsxsi tits IL bargain. rrice S 90; one
Il on the ssth July rer further particular.
apply 70 WILLIAM MckErR
Usa tsa 7th street. betwssa D and e.
Beautlui COUNTRY SEAT OF I. acres. With
q. be. Ac.. &c. situated within one mile Of
sshinRtcn city. u. q. Commanding q view OF
tWsshfr gton, Georgetown, aud AiexAnfrfa VIII
be sold 1t great sscrinte And on ting time Ap.
Hsu r1L...venne. bet sth and ,,b .t..
ITO LIT A hve-room HOUSE, on Capt. Il Hin,
II one squsre from the CAPITOL, Inquire OF ono
NICHOLS, at Ne. 416 street., below tie Poet
once. .. $780, jy7-a'
t. JOHN CAMERON, 2S- street south BIT
80 shc ~ sts west. UTA'
Fer SAILOR Rem "A very Desirable G r
- I'm FARM or 81 HR RESIDENCE In
virginia, five miles from Georgetown, aud two
m'ee over tsse Chain Bridge. contafuins p -res,
hss good com 'ortable frame House Of rooms;
spfine OF water close Go the heuse; = young And
thirty apple orchard ~ art pear trees; peaches
chrrites and other fruit trees. Price two thOus.
snd dollars. Terms essy For particui.rs apply
sontheast corner of 18th ana Penna. avenue, or
Nn 81 Prospect street. Georfs,srISIn, x,orc
EOR RENr-A Dwelling House cout.inIue
rooms with water and gas, gas In al OF the
streets east Apply at the residence Of the under
jsG-ecss. N0O' e' V INN HRMaRYMAN.
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E9R sALE7A n9s gEsy Bagsy. or ssddls -
ct Stables, coz. Of K and 18th cts. iy? soals ~
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az 000 WORTH OF SECOND HAND
yC,OVV FuRNIfURI wANfE o -Psrti. =
d-ciiping houseksspiug, hsvise Furniture Of
any description TO dispose IL, wiz ind il TO theI
advantage TO call upon address q note BY post tr
tween PeDnsylvania avenue and street, whG
guarantees 70 pay the very highest cash prices fo
second hand Furniture and housed eepi ng effects
MARk EZEkiEtc, Aectienser aud Desier n
Second hand Furniture, No. 502 9th at. my23 II
WANTED TO BUY.LsdIs.'- gentlemen 8 and
ghdsl. clothing. Bocss. Shoes. &c by r. e
yUsIH, AZ 2s4h 7th street. between l. ami Nj
streets north, and 40 10th street, next dlo- t.
WANTED-NEW AND OAST-OTT OL1yT8
W ING. WstcAes, Diamonds, Gems, Rev vers
or any article Of value ct thu old establishes ar
OF Il. FULTON Co, .PsWHbrokers, Sill Mint
street. near Pennsytvanfa avenue. il sly
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~ In Maseaehu sstis. o race in washtuhs VA,
enc of the features of tue Fourth OF July cele-
o. ssicn O. Worcester. irlfl' - n
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE GEORGIA LEGIsLA
Il RI In the senate yesterday toe president
requested the uh Ial.ied members TO come
Isrwsru and take tns Prescribed oath Mr..
oath by thepressdsnt as uneons,i,ufoDaI. and
Likely IA pIodnce trouble in the future The
Objection was sustained, and the oaIn All mi .
I-tcr-d by Justice Bunnrng- Mr. NuunaI,
offered resolution req ueStinS the appoi n mrrt
of pecial committee 70 in vestiyate the case OF
A: A kradky, negro. charged with felony
After considerable disc uSeiOn, the motion was
read And . u tanned. In M house three new
mSmb~rs v ere sworn in. Both Houses tully
oTgzni1ed, and a Joint committee was rppoint-
ed 20 wait on Governor Bullock and Inform
him that the Senate and the House are alread v
tsareeeive any communication he may be
pleased TO make. .......... ....'--,
FOREIGN NEws.-ln the English House @,
Lords last night the Boundary and Scotch Re-
form hills WEIR read q third lime, an d the Iris b
REFORM bin was passed IN committee. The
1dskado still retains supreme power IN Japan
During an intsrvisv with the repre-. entati = -
Of foreign nations be expressed a wish TO mlia-
tasn the best rsla,ions with foreign nations.
Nsrshal Neil made speech yestsrday an the
Corp L<giklatd IA defence Of The mu itary DOW
90 on FrRrce. He said that ner DO wer 10 su en-
aow that mere Of her nefghbors can cornpete
YIN ner. - "a
RMRxss 90 GoBrRs AND Mct,oorx Toe
Coba<n and Nike McCoole made their ar,t.sar
sace m Cinsipnaif Friday evening. having
jus. been released from their prison lifs In
Dearborn county, Indiana. They Acreat5d
quite q ssnsa fton among their friends and ella
6rsied their Independence enths1sias,icaiIy' =
~ In Maseaehu se<fs. o race in washtuhs vss
enc of the features of tue Fourth Of July ce,e-
bisncn % Worcester. - n
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SCENES A,eD lheiDENfs.t

Our special dispatches Of yesterday con.
famed an abstract of the platform adopted BY
the N ational Democratic Convention. Thefol.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-MIssEsC ORSETJ, ain styI, : ana
= sihes, Ut BAUM'S FACf0RY, 49 Loufsi,na
avenue - ~ 3-6
HUT ING. NEATLY AND PROMPTLY dSae
on the latest improved mac ines at 23S a2 I,
street, between q and n. lie 3,stf
a NYPERS0N THAT Will OBTAIN 20
~ etFiok Tor me In some oue Of the 4overumen,
psRattmslfs. ehall Iec-iye pTese mt Of, 6lW ar
least; Adj ess II. s., Star Office. jysst.
AprSl LADIES ll-Saye your hair py gel
~ ung IL cut and made Ia Braid. Curis Freizes
u ShAghouso ~ n. DkM0N91OTl
;. 119 PennsylsAuia avenue,
Vs-u between I0tn and 18th SIS
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EVENING PERFORMANCE, ~ O'Clock.
DRoF. kRRIs'DaScfNo AcApEnY, Penn.
~ stssnia asenus. opeosits mstre polttAn a
n.Nl. OF summer season. fsertlem~nl
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS -
IT. M 10 10 O'Clock. Those entering nov =
the Nrxt fsesdsy IN eeptenesr - SET
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NJ WILLIAM, ''s
lAP0RTIR or
PAkIsIAH FANCY GOODS,

...15sfH Asl = Ols 1ssvsss, Paris,
u constantly receiving Nsw Goods, selecs.6 nv ~,
special sfsnt In Paris. Hls Mantillss, SiIss' SAT
~ - APSSS,nss IssSsAsn ksei Lao,s, TrinGisSs
hratds, kubinb Peyfsnsry, Kh 6lovcs. 60 a.
cannot oe surDesssd By sny other house IN arslit,
Dresses and Aaatfllas made 20 ordev
Orders for Goods frsu R0ris takon. mbax,v
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= ElSHD-AAND FURNiTURR WANTED
= We have orders TO buy all kinds of Furuiture
Families having large small lots to sell will And
IL 10 their edv4ntaee to call or address q note r.
Agent, Ne. SOL Penna- avenue. je ~ Inn
WAkTED-TURNIrUR or ALL KTNDs-
w Persons DESTROYS OF disposng OF all kinds of
us a We pay the hiehest cash prices :.
Also. cash advanced on all consigned
goods and stored free or charge. 70
r. GOLDMAN a CO.
70 I'm 293 pepna ava
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TEE sALLOifNG YEsrBRDAY,

IN the balio1p 3 5cf = fesidentia csndidaie
winch took pface~ yesterday NJ. Peudiston
yet he ~ no tiRe -rsesssedl . ma Iority Of the
" hole Number OF me Con vention. His highest
vote wss fs2x. whereas 15sK u the number
coastitpnLg uajcfity, and two thirds ~ 3I Is