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Government Sales.


CONVENIENT SALE.
H"'s SIG: s.'. stss.. H...s.
will ;9lS 4, SRSsiIs ,,ss:liss ;.s5';.i.s ,o
a u. ausriermsstsf's warsSoass Z, "Roe2:,is.'
Riehmond, Va, the following articles q Quarter.
MASTER fs sTSp.itS y Hi Arm, wagons.
sisiy-s ~ 10, set. wheel Harness.
E.!i sTf rs 81 81 81 S.i i' k,l hs' 4
Ts,n.sS.:S d y. s. ssrrss,y,
A deposit o. tss per eeua will Be required from
sr pc1is1 81 til, au.r,,r%..s.. o.s,,.l .. 8.
army Br.ve, Col ea.r..in a W. q. !. sfsy.
Chief Q. N. lst Military District.
7 ISooLs Drrof AT AUCTION. TF
wp.ror auanIssSAsTss'so, sIeEl
Will be sold at public auction On MONDAY,
August 0, commencing At 10 a. N, under the sp.
Bstii.s SsPs' "a 3 ts q Eh1SSs Ma
tween Eleventh and Twslith streets east and x and
streets north, eemprisipg-
| building. l0Is. two 81, Story. -. !,
.saiidias-, i'srs,.vo ',:isIy .m,..
dwelling house. s'xi7. s1Sis. isssa i.ss..
I kitchen TO do. 2ixit7 I cook house, 8HNfset.
story, ] Ereen-houss, lfx1s n.
water tank and fisms. 1sxisK1s feel sist,.
picket fence, 3k feet high.
Parshasers will be allowed ten days to remove
TEass: Cash on day Of .aie.
By order Of tho ouartsrmsster General
r.pa,y au.r,. y; Msisfses sp.l:,.
iyll.BL Hyt, BriR. Gen, u. a. A.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, 10
call at once If they wish to save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh sts,
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CRinisAL OouRr-Judge Fiihsr.-This court
~ euR Ard a ll,llnNpa ue aferlau

CRinisAL OouRr-Jud9e Ffsher.-This court
was engaged u follows yesterday:
THs MINNIE GAINES NURDeR oAsE
wss not resumed In consequence OF the illness
OF Henry Lsrmsn, one Of the Jurors Of the
case. To the extreme heat Of the weather 10
attributed hts Illness.
The Court said that DIR. Dexter had called
on him and stated that Mr.. LrmAn, one Of the
Jurors, was Frustrated from an attack OF solar
Nphixi., anil " would therefore he necessary
to postpone tho trial, aud II Wa postponed
until O'Clock this morning.
Emanuel Ltws, cOlOTed, convicted OF riot
aud aTr,y last week, was brought ny for sen.
iener. The court rcnieured him TO pay me
Of vs..
Laws. Iglve Ave dollars to my lawyer, judge.
lLsughtcr
. The DIsIfie, Attorney, You gave. your lawyer
Ill tho money you had. didn't youi
Laws. gave 1t TO him for the Judge.
The District Attorney, Judge, he says he
gave It TO his lawyer for you.
Judge Fisher. Well brws, you had better
m,ke your lawyer give It to AIR. Philips to
pay your fnr. Laughter
The court rem,incd In session to await the
COURTROOM bec.use they had nothing cl,e to
do. aud knew OF no cooler place.
Adjourned.
DISTRICT Uounr--JHdye Ohn.-This court
made the following order yesterday!
United States Va. Lot 10 Square $50. Jas.
J. Warning claimant, Order overrulins mo-
tion Of United States to dismiss petition for
review for want of jurisdiction to review and
view. The petitioners Gird IN appeal
THIS IL \ cNse arising undei the eonnsestion
act snd has been before reported.
Ali mtned.
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Stables
uOux's BOARDING. STABLES,
ON EI0HTH sTRRkT,

o' ts s.as.. S B .asE.,s No. ~.
Particular attention paid 10 BoErdihG Horses.
large. airy aud comfortable ,tal les; The propIis.
District, 0wneIs OF moor hoi Ies can have thsn
attended and we'll cared for.
CARRIAGES eau be had at all hours for PArtIs.
dinxs. aBd FUNERALS isTs-U
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A HORRIBLE railroad accident occurred at
Mast Hope, Pike county: Pa, on the Eric
road, on Tuesday night. The express train
which lcft New York at $50 p. m. ran into
freight train standing on the track, and
the engine, tender and baggage car, tho ex-
press car, the smoking car, and one passen-
ger coach, were thrown off the track and
smashed to pieces. The splintered cars
were fired from the locomotive, and all the
wounded passengers burnt up. Seven cars
were destroyed and six passengers are known
to have burnt to death. Ono Of them Is
supposed to be the Rev. Benjamin b. Hal
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Orr FOR 4 ToUR.-E. X. Allen, esq, at
torney-at-law Of this city, sails for Europe
to-day in the steamer City of Boston for
short pleasure tour over the continent.
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Jons DAVIS, an important witness In the
Hayman express robbery case, has been ar.
rested In Kentucky aud taken to Cincinnati
to await the trial. Two cases Of sunstroke
In Cincinnati proved fatal on Thursday.
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CHARGE OF ADULrERr.-Yestertiay AFTER
noon, u colored man named John Washing
ington. was arraigncd before Justice Bates,
by his wife Julia, who charged him with liv-
Ing In adultcrous intercourse with one Georg-
lana Gibson, In the Seventh ward. A. B.
Williams, ESQ.,, appeared for the prosecution,
and NJ. II. Norris, esq, for the defence.
Amer hearing tho evidence, the Justice held
Washington to bail for court.
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OSE HUNDRED IN THE Satisfactorily
was decidedly the hottest Of tho season, the
thermometer in various portions of the city
showing 100 deg. In the shade. Tho heat
was Intense, and had the effect of causing
business of all kinds TO abatc, as the general
question with all our people seemed 10 be
show TO keep COOL"
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PRorosED CANT MEETING. Several of
the Methodist congregations OF the District
are arranging for camp-mceting 10 be held
at an early date 10 beautiful grove near
Tennallytown, just inside the District line.
The day for the commencement of the
camp will be fixed on Wednesday next.
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:. G. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ONCE and residence No. 5i4 II street north
between Third and Fourth streets wost. D
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BASE BALI-THE OLYMPIC's on THEIR
ToUR.-The Olympic base ball club Of this
city, now returning from an extended tour,
reached Philadelphia yesterday morning,
AFTER having been "on the road" for forty
two consecutive hours. Notwithstanding
the fatigue Of the journey, they engaged In
game with the Keystone club. In full
game Of nine innings the PhIladelphiars
were victorious by a score of As to 81.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17

@. A. RAT regular meeting Of Post
No. !, Department Of the Potomac, held last
evening, July 10th, the name OF "Sedge-
wick" was adopted. The Post will hersaft fer
be known as "Sedgwick Post. No. ], Depart
mcnt Of the Potomac" G, A. R. The ON.
GERS of the Post meet at p. N. at @. A. II.
hall, to receive the new work.
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CUI WITH A RAzoR.--A notorious colorcd
boyydamed Glnny Cant, was arrested yes
terday by Officers Dyson and Caruthcrs,
charged with severely cutting boy named
Henson In the face with a razor at u festival
at Green's Chapel on Thursday night. CANT
Is held for hearing at the Second precinct
station.
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OAK HAu-the popular clothing and
customer tailoring establishment, 100 Sew
cnth street, opposite the Post ONCE.
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New JOCKEY CLuB.-We understand tina,
several meetings have already been had Of
wealthy and influential citizens OF this city,
with view to discuss tho propriety of organ
izing n Jockey Club here, thus rcviving the
spirit OF the turf In our midst. We hope the
gentlemen having the matter In hand will
make II a successful contamination.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17

BIDS Yesterday Mayor Bowen
opened proposals. fol the construction OF a
sewer on Twelfth street west, and one on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. There was quite a
large number Of bidders, and for want Of
space we omit the figures. II will be several
days before the contracts are awarded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17

NOT THE MAS.-The James Lawn who
was fined day or two ago for insulting
ladies on the street was not Mr.. James Lawn,
proprietor OF the "Lawn" restaurant, who
was absent from the city ut tho time.
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ASSAULT on AN OFFICER.-On Thursday
afternoon, about o'clock, county constable
o'Kimmell, while In the act of lcvying upon
some property on l. street, between Eighth
and Ninth, was attacked by two young men
named Bryan, and severely bruised about the
head and face. The officer procured a war
rant, and will have a hearing before Justice
Walter to-day.
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MEETING IN THE WEST CAPITOL GROUNDS.
The meeting under the auspices OF Howard
Division, Sons Of Temperance, will DO held
In the west Capitol Grounds, at 4 o'clock to-
morrow Sunday afternoon. Addresses may
be expected from Rev. c. W. Denison, chair
man Of the committee, Prof. W. T. Drew, Of
Maine; r. N. Bradley, esq, of Washington;
Coloael Walter, of Delaware; Mrs. Norris,
Of New York, aud other friends Of the tenn
perance reform. The meeting Is free to all.
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To'BR CLEASssD.-The new steam fro
engine, from tho Seneca works, will to-day
pump ali of the water from the basin Just In
front of the eastern portico Of the Capitol In
order that II may be thoroughly cleansed
and repaired.
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SrrCLAL NoTICE.-Mauy of our CUSTOM
ers having been disappointed In finding our
store closed In the evening, this Is to notify
the public that we close our establishment
at p. M, except Saturdays, when we are
open TIL 10 p. M. Oak Hall Clothing
House, AGO Seventh street, opposite Post
Once. l.. d. BARBOUR, Proprietor.
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A HoRsE THIEF SENT UP.-Fredorick
kunart, a German wire worker, aged ffty
years, was brought by Officer Doyle before
Justice Harper, last night, on the charge of
stealing horse from Thomas Bond, OF the
Seventh ward. The charge of grand larceny
was sufficiently proved to cause the Justice
to send Kunart TO jail for court.
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The LARGEST CALCULATOR IN The CITY.-
Knox Baggage Express ONCE 374 Penn
sylynnla avenue, Corner Sixth street.
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APPoIsTMENT.-C. Ii. Bliss, esq. late city
surveyor, yesterday received the appoint
ment of superintendent Of sewers, carriage
ways, &c., from Mayor Bowen, and lmme-
dlateiy entered upon the discharge Of his du-
ties.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE SUNDAY GAZETTE to-
morning, with Its budgets of reading matter
In endless varieties. For sale at ali the ho-
tells and by the ncwsboys.
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GESTLEMES's RoBEs De CHAMBRH,
Suitable for warm weather; price s..
Gcntlemen's Night Shirts.
Gentlemen's Travelling Shirts.
Gentlemen's Linen Busters.
Gentlemen's Silk Night Caps.
Gcntlemen's Linen Undershirts.
Gentlomen's Linen Half Hose.
Gentlemen's summer Gloves.
Gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas.
GEoRGE G. HEsNISG,
U No. 5ll Seventh street.
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A HOUSE with twenty-four rooms, cen
traliy located, gas and water, and partially
furnished, u desired, is offered for rent by j.
Forrest, attorney at law, 47G Seventh street.
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this morning, Officer O'Iarc heard loud
cries Of murder proceeding from n locality
In "Murder Bay" Fastening to the point
from whence the yclls came, he found col.
ored woman named Louisa Berry crying
Justify for the police. Upon questioning hel
II appeared that man named "Cady'
King had been beating her. King when ht
heard the officer approaching made good hi,
escape, and Louisa was taken to the Contra
Guardhouso for safe keeping. The affai
created good deal Of excitement In thu
BAY"
, 1869-06-29
SPRINGFIELD.

-., x,oru,-Skatc Reform school
Ufdn-Govcrnor Palmer and GOV.
crnor OCie&oy TO hc OF the Is1eaf.
...u p1rxy to CnltToTnfn-Asschs.
mcnf 14thta. x,-,.
snecia, Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Tane q
The exDected etorm Of last night passed Wilt
t,,, unusual s+.ye.1ty and to-day the "eAtnef nas
>cen nnc, though rather TOO Eult1E and Van
" ,u4t.rue without Fatn- 1he eostou,
{auts are covered Etsh ENses, ;eas Ia1s
et,r Tle tT,..us iook nac, and the prospects lof
afsea'Ia ee l:oari snE.ees Of tie state !teloFm
;-rSoo, will usecf In tae once o! The seciets ".
,hc BIDS for the location Of sam school ontE iou1
l,ils ha, I been nlesl with the Secretary o. 9sate
" required by the adrcr1lseEent 0! tne 1t4h.te,
H.; may he other bids MI! t'e considered t"es =
are made. The bids slreuds In ire supposed 70
}c from Peoria, Pontiac, Normal. and sps1nfoeia-
Governor pa1Etr TN for Calca-n: to-day, 70
sGcsu,t with ccutcEea who Icte.d 70 make o
pleasure TN 10 san t7uc,seo ana o3es 9sa- SAT
&c s os he ;as:Y. E1Garcrno7 0Slesay Wy a,so
a. earnp4n, tic party. lie cFossea tat plans ~ y
1>4o, 't1sinS ~ o. team al lhs w. IT, ana 10
rsiurr VA 1ct.,h her. thls week: tu'
before dong 80 VIII make v.sa y 9oee u a.. ~ ~
co.,.nrtf and Ie-Esfie:,t c-S q: E!5Caa22Se!:2cft
lack oi tlac:pl!at. &c, male ty the Co2pcEheas
The fnI,w1us II d rt.:cneat til the assess,Ie:s
G. the s,vc1a. ltsts 0. the Elsath District for th
rcntth Ct May. 1-da: sanGaZon Coacr5. g
nsaa M a. coS5iy; e, tS ps"' GeS3s}' sos5i,
x:3I.l'a: Wooator, coup.s, s3a,:ae: LvtnSsto
Cotnfy, f3!,ln3; special lists. !..l. Tt: leESc!t
aad Auercss'os1, tsss4s;s: sands1es- .!2,1s'-'ota
, 1869-06-29
ST. PAUL.

Commencing Work on the Chicago
a. 3Es I.nul IKnilrond-fFhAt the
Company Intend TO Do-Reductaon
OF River freight Hntes-Saa Acet-
denLThree Men Drowned.
Special Despatch TO Tue Chicago Tribune
ST. PAC1, June IS.
SeHEpa ptra to-moIrow morning Will cpnta.n
sensational announcements ol the commencement
Of work On the Chicago / St Paul Railway. The
truth Of the matter as have It from m ofncer Of
the company, Is this: EllAn Chamberlain, Russell
Sage, Henry Keep aud others, interested N the
Milwaukee i 81. Paul and Chicago Northwest
ern Railway, hare lately taken hold Of the Chicago
/ ST. Paul Railway, and propose TO build TINS year
twenty n!IeR, carrying The road 70 . potut oppo-
e!te Hastings, in order to save the land grant.
They do not propose TO build bridge oTet the
Mtssisstrpt River at Hastings, nor do
they contemplate, =. present ,t'a tsE1aes *: s1
twenty miles within this 5car, toey ent,tle then.
selves to their picf Of the sraup land donated BY
the Stats, and thia endowment the company
VIII be IN position TO tell ont On advantageous
terms to whoever wtshes to continue the Work, Of
70 Lake Superior Railroad Company, az the twenty
miies OF road Will loTI1 good connecttng Ink be-
tween the Hastings + Dakota hat1tpad. noH
building. and the Superior Road.
Railroad sreghtA hare been reduced here 10 q.
Lous from 50 cents, tie former rates. TO . cent?
per leo s for wheat, and from 6o cents to 20 cents
per barrel for GoUr.
Last week, At Taylor's Falls, seyen !nnber1ner
| undertook to Nn.t1hc rapids above the falls In .
/ was upset, md after much st1uggung four Ecs
| reached shore while three weTe lost
| The Brtvpn4 opera troupe performed here thI
| fFeAtpE 10 crowded house,
, 1869-06-29
-
CUBA.

LondtAg OF Captain General Rodns
His Reception und E'roClsA ann1son
What tho Prc%k SHf-The CnbAnk
Capture n t:nxrinou-Thc tt1srensn'
Acknowledges that Things nre
EnAnttsfactory-EIc OF Gu
buns, Ac~
IlItAhA, JCIe s3, Evcolnc.-Cartasn General
Dt Rodas la-dcd at II Its morning, and was
quietly reserved with only the customary cele-
1noEtcs- AS soon AZ the Captain Gcaer2: was 10
E.oIcd IN the palace, he t.tued h proclamation
BE EnyA the platform Of his line Of con.
duct Is eut,aetd III three words; - Spain,
1nstice and Morality" lie thanks tho volunteers
1T The services The! hare rendered IN the cause
nt order Justice and public r!cnts, and tells thcE
,ne5 easat 10 feel proud Of Their ras: actions III
Closes Vim an ulccution 10 the hrrns sid navy.
TIE DaoTfo publiahcs m article full Q! the nsua
Compliments for the new Captain General
The Frts+u mentions the satt u General D
NodaK A1ssyA, In = bItef article
Inc Foet de C.lta approves Of TIC psoc.aEatso
70 eyet3 Fespect and hopes Dc Roda viii act her
n he CD n Malaga Md EadE16-
TEE fn4uEtu31, LOO EtfonS4 AA&cke
N encaIprocot eentaininR the Katriao
W 6AsaaA Nue1. neax e1eEp PRINCIPE, cn +:
, 1869-06-29

r..r Ind. Junc aA-sasursiav and Las,
nteht yefy destructive rain storm visited Sotsa'
IRE ntrn1 SATURDAY, and with but lisiIe inter1is
son last night, the eject being 70 eht!teN +,
tow tho low 1=ads, kpd ~ crsHs Hna R,sr1 N
ihe northwestern pals OF the stase, the sto.n VI
most disastrous, It desuoyiuE aefes o1 "asns u
tas[ nsas e 81 e seeo1 IL
ct1ect On railroads WAS not vers serious e1esptnf
10 tEslsats' ,nc Whi9h aa.a ~f1s ses, sa So1ssa
soslas'fpa s?sion repaired tana ts,sl Se'as
m line. 30 other serious asxtdena to tal,toanA
in ths e1y, ths WaoaSn aao sn.s19 .e eaoie.s lu
nndxt!on of al bottom Lands md dNeine nouses
he orcu1an1s having to Ret uron ss1s5 g1oana y
,>o. ~ and further troup!r i. not anucipstel -
Ag M,<s E1!a Hanna had nat7ow Escape , heE' hsaa
drowning IN ths A4smes e.. oe q r. nsae L. rITe:
ii.r hnrse. becoming anmanAEeaote. got & u .ns :
HTer 1iTe nnI shc was with d!dncu:ty rescued noea
watery graye ny sene . nss'nl san1l.Y night, one OF
En,sr seycre ra!n s1or1n4 ytAted Nosaaesa
ind,ans thsI has been witnessed lot yeas4 q 1r ~
ihc Kantatee River. n tne hesn Inc heay,es
o1er1 ooIipg tnai entire section Goas tnf haisst
M sWsnS the s1rears % an tnclear!s nss M
Fe1tss I'D Sd9s san ,Se qPitsSarTS Fort W.n
'Sa Tiss sssas aJ a,.ssa tsst on Of ensF sR's55 81
nsa TEs,n; so1a ms!s hut as'10 IL psle Isp.Fs
ioI s9ssl1 .hsI ar mining On time seselA otae M
r 2Ssis ss'
ssaap..e r. - T. f.EmS s1.7s, 1s desIey
noFsfG1 81 & ne ~ e
nea3y, hut tae da@ass : e. e1s e esaG s "a. 1ssat
"a T'i1s = .e e. psses IS e. sssa
sscd sass a.ssnE- -esa'es 10. eatrsis eas 8 q i
1'S1s sS T. .aat:mssed H. ct vii ~! nsaV5 On o
, 1869-06-29
OMAHA.

Stcnincr OIL Sail Lakc-KAtlroAd
Ticu-IEcported Drowning OF the
Entire Powell Exploring Expcdl-
Iou-The Missouri, ETC.
Special Dispatch u The Chicago Trbune-
DAAnA, June -
telegram from cofinne, Ctah, June 81, taJa:
Iuc BtcaMc1 Kate C1nnnr A1rtrfAf 1A<t a1e 7!-A
With q 1HlVe nunDcs Of excurs.onIsts, On tho nEEt
regular uip4 She will continue 70 run between
Cor1rue and salt Lake City, visiting the pictui-
esque Nlards IN the lake, for the beueat Of to3f-
t5ta and travellers
4 telegram from Denver reports 2oo, 900 railroad
ties for fhe Denver Pacl1c Road have been loated
down the Cache Ia Poudre, and hundred sooa.
Sam r,orc vii! follow. The contract for the nfsf
sixsy -11yc miles Will be completed next Monday
A man claiming to be member OF the Powell
exploring expedition Ens arrived at Green nFcr.
lie reports the entire paft1 drowned xhle AZ
tempting to c1oss the rapsds Of Colorado RIVER.
The news from Fort Benton ls that the Mlsao5f1
River IS very low. AL the steamers have TO Light
en- nt Darphin Rapids.
, 1869-06-29

F4r+. the DutA91S 1futst, Ju,N y.
From Iii accounts the E7ilEoads s1nctcA eo3sta,
srah1y hY the sto11a- On the Iowa Division OF tat
Iilincts Central Railroad The greatest h1nouut 9!
d.mare has been committed between AasoatHe
snd WIcth,pr, Between Manchester ana lace.
nendenre bal} tcile Of the tTacE has osen Ma4aA
sWry. fhe C5eatest break being IN me sacsni5
n Wasonyllc where fourteen nuuafea 1eeI q
the hant ha8 been Cu1hed out hn1 5ouf bs1upes
swrnt axnY Trouble commences a EaHstl!e
INV. epse!ts being washed out between tnas
rntnf and Manchester. Al taaf ads1ees the nshfe
over Hpralo Greek still remained onI II wAs
had!y damaged and cannot be Enade sa1e !os 1fGns
fcr toue time. TIE NAqroEeta xnd WApalplhl-
zen ryers are yer! high but IS the bridges esss-
tcc those streams arr se1y sabstaaGA4- but neee
NO ttein len for the West YESTERDAY. anu 4
fsFoc n,fpbcr Of passengers. u1en AslnAt Their
viii. are Storm bound IN the city. Iralnua assst
Woic65, Is Of The op;nion that hf can get tIau
out by Menday, a. far as Farley, al least. slse
rar i6aIis Of timber we're sent we6t yesterday, V
repsI1 datc5ge4, Wnlte humber OF en1tnt5 aAt
men xre along the line Il DycssFue, nn11lu
aod Waterloo. With this strong woTklnQ losee, u !.
Is expected that regular H7.os @ll oe 1as1sos
Uyer ID I1tnoss the Central folks are Equally IN
fortunate, At Council Hill n1out four ouadIet
frrt Of track Eas been washed down II ena2 AK
fnert while the generally sluggish Frrere AFeE
~ :stena threatens TO demonAh, not ontS "a
r.tf.1,od bytt.sr- but the whole city bessae- ln
train due Yesterday morning did NOT feacn u
rttT With passengers ana Ea1a mt! l ne!oca
| The damage Is estimated st thousands o1 doiAfs
and nc 1horcugh repairing Of et1dses afa IA
rrad ri,l l1yo.ye the Ebot Of months
, 1869-06-29
One Hundred Thsusnnd Dslbnfu
Claimed for n1nhses to the ." Neb-
xter Farm - md lt1 OWNER

From the Louhrttk Courier JaMt "a.
In the tinted States Circuit Cou1t, yesterday,
the cxusqrdtna1J case of th4t eIuaoEdtna1y Wo-
m.n. DeltA 4. Webster, WAS reached. She sues
Stepnen i. ToIntire, James Wells, Richard Fresh,
John EaxaIds Eaom1s 4ek15, Jaa'ss Ss,1nss; Mss
aud John 4. Lehew, on plea Of uespasa u het
declaration, which Is a. long a. the moral !aN.
MS II ebster alleges that On the 18th day Of July,
IsGS, and dl1ets ether days and tines 1etWeea
itnf day and the day Of the commencement q
tnss sui ii January, 1889, the par..ea sued With
forcc and arms 6sofe ad entered ths $, si2se 49, q
lie County, ten mules from the toHn q nodiora, q.
KentneEy, containing six hundred acres, and then
and there completely demolished the Aforesaid
farm. and b4t and injured heS Pessou 70 snd IN a.
nr1eOued her without any authol1ty Of laT-1ot
sil Of which she pzaya Indemnity 10 the startling
tune Of ono hundred th9ussnd I doaIa ~. See 4 =
Waus, Esqs. The deleadants, through Their
coniMe1 Me.z1s. Bussow md WHARTON tenJ eaeh
aod ID Mlss Wehsters allegations, but sna re-
soEts Win added conndenes and seems deter. e
mtue TO dxht it ont on tho tlu1, 700 une, It takes
unu! the neIt war. Not long after the call Of the
cse 1t VAS discovered thnt sund15 essential potnts
,he case over for one mouth It the plantG cost.