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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
SUCCESSES OF THE PATRIOTS IN CUBA.
Capture Of the Remedies Gar
rison.
Baron Beust's Reply to the Prussian
Foreign Minister.
DISASTROUS STORM IN BELGIUM.
DISASTROUS STORM IN BELGIUM.
Plot to Assassinate the Shah
of Persia.
ENGLAND.
The Internationally Bont Race-The Prac-
tico OF Both Crews.

The Inter- Univcrsity Boat Race-Tho Prac-
tice of Both Crews.
LONDON, August 10. 1859.
The Harvards practiced to-day in new boat built
by levitt. She measures forty-two feet six inches
long and nineteen inches across at the widest part.
The Ox0nians went over the course to-day, taking
from thirtynine to Iorsy-one strokes per minute.
The Harvards rowed over the course at speed.
They made good start, but Ranking wind I'M
peded their progress until they reached Hammer
smith Bridge. After that they had fair wind and
smooth water, ana rowed well to the end. The Ok
ford boat going over the same course previously
to-day made faster time; but they had fair wind
and the tide was in their favor. Two to one Is
offered on Oxford with no takers.
The Times to-day has an editorial on the forth
wards show signs Of hard work, as the time made
last night was not 80 good formerly, and the men
seemed much more fatigued than on other occa
slons.
Bullion In the Bank OF EngIand-Rate Of
Discount Still Further Reduced.
LONDON, August 10, 1882
According to the weekly statement Of the Bank Of
England, made public to-day, the amount Of bullion
In vault has increased f25S, 000 The officers OF the
Bank OF England to-day announce further reduc-
ton In the minimum rate of discount OF Onehalf
Per cent. The rate Is now two and half per cent.
The Weather and the Crops.
LONDON, August 10, 1860.
The weather throughout England Is fair and
favorable for the growing crops
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Tho United States Envoy and His Removal-
Disastrous Floods.
The Markets.

SHANdHAE, July l9.--The blackItea settlements OF
has been steady business in PinGsuys for tho Eng.
lish market. The settlements are 20 900 packages;
large. The supply OF silk will prove less than last
seasons; but 1saee No. Is quoted al 500 aels per
pecul; Kicking No. l, at Ats taels Haineens No. at
$40 tacls. Exchange on London, 6s. 1lXd.
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ing Estabishment having made crteusIvs |
additions to Its "matsrial," In the shape |
Of Presses, Type, 30, &c, Ia now prepared |
Its patrons aud the public know full well |
It's style Of work and its moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving do |
partment has been considerably enlarged |
TO meet the demands OF the public, and
we bee. TO otter to our patrons our en-. |
| may see ct TO give, feeling assured that
our pr!oes will compare favorabiy win
any other work OF tho kind. Posters,
l Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every az
scrption, Law Printing, &c., &c, Ilain
Of abort notice and at very low price. |
81 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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IsoTTlNs AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August 10, 1892
At the trotung race over the Buckeye Course to.
day between Lexington, Pea Green and Dolly the.
race was ruled OF BY the judges and the pools were
returned on account OF foul, the driver OF Pea
Green crowding Lexington Oh the track.
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Card to the Ladies.
Dr. FELIX GOURAUD takes leave to announce to the
ladies had label for his world
novned ORIENTAL CREAM, Magical Besutiier. This
label printed elaboratey engraved and has for
its device eagle rampant eranging ser
pen and sets forth pees OF the Cream with his iao-
smile T. Felix Gouraud, and the words, "aOu RAUDy
ORIENTAL CREAM blown each bottle Without this
none genuine, AMI OF all imators VIII
'' r. FELIX GOURAUD,
M. d. and Practical Chemist,
az Bond street, formerly <5S Broadway.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip.
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment,
Ma slrsa
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BELGIUM.
Disastrous Storm.

BRuGEs August 10. 1889.
"A great storm passed over this city and the sur
rounding country to-day, doing much damage to
the crops, especially to fruits The Church Of st.
Andre was struck by lightning and destroyed
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Established in 1S00-Tho Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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FRANCE.

Condition of the Bank OF France.
PARIS, August 10. 1850.
The regular weekly statement OF the officers OF the
Bank OF France shows that the amount of specie in
vault has increased H. 900 francs since last week.
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A.-Ladles' Faces Ennmelled { also the Pro.
paraon for sale, with Instructions, BY NJ LAUSSOS, 70
hroad ~av
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AT CHAINS TAN.

A False Report Contradicted.
LONDON. August 10, 1889.
despatch from Bombay. dated August H. says
that the rumor Of the attempt to assassnate Shere
All is false
tured.
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Gournud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot
Tie. ls Bond street. late Of %63 Broadway and druggists
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RoynI Ha vana LOttery.-Prfzes Paid IN Colo !
furnished The highest paid for Doubioous
apd ali kin dc Of Gold aud Silver. -. =, 80
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Nfiddiotown Mineral Spring Water Curcs
than any other Known remedy See testimonials Address
Middletowu Mineral Spring Co., Mtddctown, w., or 1
Broadway, New York CautionThe bottes and corks OF
ali genuine are branded "NAtures Remedy"
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Hair md Whiskcrs Sypsm critically md Suita-,
bly, cut and shaped Studio 266 Broadway Shaving sham
pooling; best work only
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Tho Suez Canal.
VIENNA, AuguS 10, 1859.
1t il reported that no sovereign will 10 Present at
the Inauguration OF the Suez Canal.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

will be sent by mail TO subscribers for
str dollars per year. Address "a Mas.
sau street.
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The Great Camp Meeting ut Mcrrtck.-
The South Side Railroad will trains from the depo
South Seventh street, Williamsburg as lui6
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The Demand for Labor in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1850.
Notwithstanding the general complaint OF dull
times and stringent money market, the demand for
men at the Labor Exchange IN this city continues In
excess of tile supply.
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Owing to the great increase Of bust.
ness consequent on the popularity. Of
their Cartoon aud general Issue, the
proprietOrs OF
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THE RAILROAD TROUBLES.

The sSsquehanna Railroad War-Anorhcr
DinicuIty ia the Working Of tho Road-su-
pcrfntendent Banks at WOrie-Tho Coming
Election-EGorts ~ Gain Voters.
ALBANY, August 10. 1889.
Judge Barnard has granted stay OF proceedings
In the attachment against Messrs. Pruyn, Ramsey
and Van vakenburgh. The two latter have returned
TO the city to attend to business 1t la stated that
there Is little difficulty at the BInghamtOn end OF
the Susquehanna road. The Erie officials refuse TO
forward any more through freight until back
charges are paid Mr. Banks Is not willing to pay
such charges without the consent OF both parties,
and the Herrick interest refuse and they also object
to the payment OF aborers unless the books OF the
company are produced. Thus matters remain, and
In the meantime freight s blocked ana
the employees are leaving. The latter Diff
Guilty. 1t Is said will be solved by Mr..
Banks, who VIII assume the responsibility OF
paying the men, 1t also stated that the prospects
In regard to the election not very natteriHg TO
the Erie party. The Commissioners OF the town OF
Coiesville, who had agreed to sell, were here day
their stock to Mr.. Courier who had agreed to take
It, They were Informed that he was willing TO pay
vote their ticket at the coming election; bus one Of
them peremptOrily declined to bind himself in that
regard regard either way. The Commssloners returned
without the money. large number OF contracts
with towns are outstanding, and promises to pay
after the election freely made. provided the town
many such pledges have been made OF course cannot
be ascertatned but probably very few.
Tho Atlantic and Great Western Ia Court
Gould and O'Ooherty Conarn,ed az Re-
ceivers.
BUFFALO. N. Y, August 10. 1850.
Yesterday. In the Supreme Court. the suit Of
Samuel Marsh, as trustee against the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company and Others, was
called Some two millions OF dollars are involved.
The suit was commenced for the purpose OF remov-
ing the present receivers Of the Atlantic and Great
western Railroad Company J. Gould and W. Arch
csve1 ION tS S0r s o. new ds e
Daniels, after argument, summariy disposed l0f the
case by refusing to appoint Q new receiver or to
ceiverS were ordered to pay over to Mr.. Marsh. az
trustee, such portions OF the profits may be due
the New York branch, and George r. Babc0ck was
appointed as referee to determine the amount OF
profits
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world only perfect dyes harmless reliable nstantans-
Gus. Factory l6 Bond street.
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Fine C0mplexl0n.-A Beautiful and Vel.
yelike akin, FREQ from all bemishes be produced
BY BURNETfs KALLIsroN which unlike Other cosmetics
Infants musquo bes sunburn roushneas OF the skin
has no equal sale by JOHN y. HENRY, No. College
MIA md " druyCat3.
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THE EVENING TELEaRAM

would impress upon advertisers. the
necessity OF presenting their adver-
tisemepls for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue II Is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue of the
edition Tor which they are intended.
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Perfect Hair Dressing. -Burnotps Cocoa.
inc perfect and the beat preparation In tho world
harsh and dry ha irritation OF the scalp, bAdnss ana
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rominont Americans.

Arrival Of Prominent Americans.
PARIS, August 10, 1859.
General Banks and Senators Ramsey and Fenton
have arrived In this city.
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Gard to the Ladies.

Cristad0ro's Unrivailed Hair Dye.-SOId
applied his wig and scalp factory No. Astr House
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A.-Burnett's Florinlel; an Exquisite PERI
resembling the fresh orders OF bouquet Has
oua and 10 for saio by all druggists.
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Worthy Hammii, boy nineteen Years OF age, liv.
ing In Albany, was drowned on Wednesday while on
O sabbath school excursion.
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Patriots Observation-Disclosures Of an AQue.
duct Observation-Disclosures Railroad Directors
Removed.
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M. ID. and PfactIcAI Chemitt
az Bond street, formerly ass Broadway.
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Will create necessity on the part Of these in
offensive and easily contented people for q
larger am0unt Of work to secure their subsist-
enoe. But for this difference the results in
both countries would bs identically the same.
The conclusion of the report thus sets forth
the advantages Of the South:
Improved lands can now be had in any OF
the cotton States ut prices varying fr ON one to
five pounds sterling-tive to twenty five dol
lars-per acre, and farming utensils and work
stock can be purchased at fair prices. The
to tho subdivision OF their plantations is now
rapidly giving way, and lands can now be pur-
chased or leased IN convenient lots of any size.
Whilst we candidly admit that there is great
aversion iE tbs Southern mind to political ad-
venturerS. who come into our midst for the
sole purpose Of foisting themselves into Office,
we can insure immigrants tno matter from
and Industrious men who come to seek homes
among us, and to add to the wealth and pros
perity of the country, that they will meet
everywhere with q friendly and most hearty
welcome. N
With the many inducements now presented
to purchase cheap, heaithful lands and COM
Portable homes, in @ country possessing natu-
OF the cotton world, does it not behoove the
cotton trade, both of Europe and America, to
dire ct public attention and immigration to us,
aud Aid us in working our unoccupled cotton
fields? BY so doing they would indirectly BEN
eht themselves and very materially aid us.
IN the cotton belt stretching froh the Atlantic
to the Rio drande, and from the Ohio River to
the Gulf of Mexico.
The sun of heaven shines not on land more
We ried in soil, climate and production, or bet
ter fitted for the habltation OF man.
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MURDER OF Hon. r. w. FLoURNoy. From
the Macon Telegraph we get the particulars OF
the murder OF the Hon. R. w. flouRnoy on last
Tuesday in Washington County. It seems
that on tuesday morning last Mr.. Flournoy re-
marked to hls wife that his stock on the place
and the crops were looking very badly, and
that they were p0t receiving proper attention.
he said this just as he was in the act Of going
out fthe house. AS was customary with him
whom going out, he took his pistol along with
him. Soon after he left the house Mrs. r..
heard shot In the direction Of the feld where
o negro was ploughirg, and sent colored
woman ont to ascertain the Cause, In q short
while she returned, stating that MIR. Elournoy
was Killed and was lying in the field. The
alarm was Immediately given and several par.
sone FASTENED to the spOs,. where they found
Mr. =. ylng on the ground, shot through the
head. ne was ssilI alive, but perfect y inser,-
slbie. Upon his arms and hands were nurner-
had 5nst been engag ed in . desperate strnggle.
the improbable story. thas4 no was asked q few
questions By Hr. Esournoy when pl0ugifin9 On
that side or the 6eld, and when he had again
nearly crossed III he heard d pistol Ere, and,
looking back. BAw Mt. r. faliinR. The meg %
wa arrested end LODGED in. Jail AZ hia story
will mos bear Investigation. There were the
marks q Violent scn6ae, both upon tbs per-
sonOs Air. Il. and also upon the ground. and
10 10 mot possible that tkoy could have been
mAd0 within q hpndred or two yards or the
negro and that. too, in an open &e2d, without
I nsa q hnoMledss The fAct is, he and Mr. r got
on ~ Snd Y r. she scgals Che negro gos posssssion
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A5-MARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREvENT,vE-This val.
liable medicine entirely vegetable in its prspara-
hon 10 offered to thb public and warranted to cure
any case or CHILLs AND FEVER OF however long
stsndinR completely eradicating fts sect from the
System. purifying che blood, strengthening the d.
gestve organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the syatem In perfect health.
Those suffering nom debility arrising from any
caus, VIII fnd 1t the purest and best TONIC to be
had any where. To persons residing in uu healthy
sections. or who are predisposed to fevers Of any
kind, 1t will be found invaluable as preventive It
is quite pleasant to the taste, and can be given to
children Of oil ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received testfyin9 to ite efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
Ills fully guaranteed to give complete and univer.
cal satisfaction. Y,
MARRNGc 10 no humbug. TRY IT.
For Gale asreaal by all Druggists.
II Wholesale by DOwIE NOISE, corner Meet.
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH. wINEMAN B
CO., Hasne-street and q. J. IUMJ. General Agent
of Proprie.ar, southeast corner King and John
streets, Charaseton, SO. Dao Smos June 8
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EUROPE.
wuAr THE LORDS WILL DO.

WHAT THE LORDS WILL DO.
LONDON June 10..-It is said that twenty five
Conservative Peers will decline to follow the
policy of rejection announced by the majority
at their meeting last Saturday, and the defec-
tiou Of others is probable.
The Postoffice Department has completed ar
rangements f'r the purchase of lines of tele-
graph in the United Kingdom, in accordance
with the bill passed by Parliament last year.
Fifty.six bodies have been recovered from
cOlliery disaster.
THE SPANISH BUDGET.
MADRID, June n.-Discussipg the budget
in the Cortes to-day, the Minister Of Finance
stated that no reduction in the estimate for
expenditures is possible.
TROUBLE BREWING IN FRANCE.
PAR1s, June 1.-THE Prefect of Police has
had placarded throughout the city q procla-
ation urging all good citizens to ard the au-
j thorities j, the execution of law and in the
preservation of public order and peace. Much
agitation still exists, and large crowds linger
in the streets.
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IMpoRTANos OF SrHHP. Those who think
Ianost, who do most brain-work, require SosS
Esloep. Time saved from necessary sleep isaa
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Give yourself, your children, your servants-.
Agive oil that are uudsr you she scslesS amount
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rise in the morning the moment they awake,
and within iorent5ht nature, with almost
the reg uyarltY of the rlsing sun. will nnleosa
pose has haaM secured Cor the wants ofs the
eystem. This is the only safe a1d suflci0nt
rule; and OF TO the question how much sieor
sraat Nature will nesGr fall Nslte. A. ont to
\ the observer under the regulassS jdst given,
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OUR CROP CORRESP0NDENCE.
Additional Information.

We continue our publication of letters from
the country, touching upon the crop prospect.
Marion.
]. T. Dubois, in letter dated Marion,
June IL, gives the following account of the
condition OF the crops:
lam not thorouehly posted, as 1 could wish,
regarding the crop prospect in this county
The prolonged coolrpell affected us in this az
in other counties very unfayorably. Much Of
planting in par. or il toto Was necessary. The
cheerful faces worn by the farmers Of late
however. indicate that the ct Of the favora.
TtneF tn fba dqrng tine past k Two
casual observation leads me to give it as
my opinion that more cotton and lees corn
has been the result adopted by the farmers for
the yield Of corn will barely suffice for home
consumption. The experience of the year be-
fore last was not. thought, calculated to pre-
POSSESSES farmers in favor Of this system. So
1t ls, however; the result Of farming operations
last year has produced the same effect here as
everywhere else through the Slate.
Williamsburg.
"R. n. sends us the following report Of the
condition of the crops in the neighborhood OF
Gourdin's. his letter being datea Juno 10:
From information obtained frSla the planters
OF this neighborhood and my own observation,
/ have concluded that in this section Of the
county there has not been planted quite as
much cotton as last year, but the difference is
not very great. or what has been planted,
however. a larger proportion this year is cul-
rivatsd by colored people farming for them
selves, the yield III which is not likely to be
good, as their facilities for farming ere small.
The stand Of cotton is generally bad, and the
plant small on account Of the protracted cold
OF the spring. and the prospect for good crop
is not so promising as at the Ame season last
year. The plant, however, Has begun to inn
prove under the influence Of the late warm
weather, and it is impossible to say at present
what may be the yield if the seasons hereafter
should pl owe favorable.
think there has been fully as much corn
planted as last year, and the crop generally
looks we'll.
The colored people are generally working
pretty well, about the same as the previous
year.
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a@ GENERAL DEBILITY Is NATURES
APPEAL FOR HELP.-Thoussnds Of persons, with
ont any specific ailment the vctons Of lAneuor
and isssitude. The unthinkiny are apt to confound
this species Of inertion with aziness, whereas it
usually arises from went of organic energy, for
which the subjects of It are no more responsible
than the nearsighted Tor their defective vaiop
Such persons, although they may be froe from pain
are as truly invalde. and much In need Of naed.
cal aid, as II they were tormented with the pangs Of
scuts disease. They require tonic and altsrstive
that win rouse and regulate their torpid crgansa.
tons. In cases OF this kind, HOsfETTERS sTO.
MACH BITTERS produce an immedis te and most
favorable etfsct. The debihtated and Responding
vaastudinazian who feels as II trs were but half
alive; who shuns company aud has no setisn either
for business or pleasure 10 metamorphoesd. by y
brief course Of This most potent vegetable invigo
rant into quite o di1fsRent being. The change ef
fected by the BTTrRRs, In his bodily and mental
condition, is surprise TO himself and his friends
he mopes no longer: the sctye principle Of life
which seemed to have died out Of him. is reawaken
cd, and he feels hke "a new man! Remembering
that debility is not only sfiicton ITSELF but an
invitation TO disease. time should be lost In re-
cruiting the broken-aoyn syste with this choicest
sand most potent Of sll tonics and nervines
Sf1ne Ia @s@ DAo A.