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AouArIo.-A Hne sailboat, I9Is feet long,
newly reatted, and In complete repair, 10 Of
fered for sale. s,e advertisement.
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SIX Pan CEsr. BuILDiso Association. -
Gall on the secretary at nv Four-and.a-half
street from to Up. IN. ..
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sAo-.The railroad bridge across the Potomac,
dTis railroad. has been log time ia % ua.
safe sesdi,ioa that travail aoro's u has been
By some legal arrangements that part Of the
road south OF the bridge has been IN the hands
ties, while the bridge has been 10 the hands OF
fss isa..s:: u c's.s "a. have sssSss
BY which the bridge might be repaired and
travel once more resumed, but owing to-
variety q causes ther s9r,. have is bs We
| appointed receiver, win cooperate with these
trustees, and that the bridge will shortly be
put in repair.
WARRINGTON soHuKrxKs yEnsls;-The
annual election OF ofheers Of the Washington
sssssy vSc caS sas Ss fnse new msa
which resulted 10 the ,ehoise Of the following
4 dent-Fred. Huegiej record seeretary-H.
1 HANDLER, financial secre sary.-R. Springsguthi
| trcasurer-O. Kneesii shooting masters. nrst,
ors-Petcr Dill, A. Koch, j. Ahgorman, Geo,
Land, Jos. dsfhsrdt sod John Besferssmldt,
marshAi-A. 4. l.. Keesei color bcarer-H.
KEKr Coot.-Yes,erday =. the sun vas
| fairly kissing In an unclouded sky, and while
We were sweltering In heavy winter clothing In
the Vicinity OF the post ONCE, we were At
ttaoted By the stylish summer rsiment dls.
OAK HALL ventutins 10, We purehssed one Of us
and stepped from. the s,tsbli'hment With ,h =,
a heavy burden, For the informstion Of our
readers, we would state that Oak Haliis At lGo
Seventh street, opposite the post office. '
A COOP THEaxon srsn-The heat Of tho
weather 10 very fairly indicated daily by tho
crowd Of persons who throas Roib'. popular
.sts s'sn s%S .Us
! drawn from the celebrated Triumph fountains
the peouiiarities Of which srethe pure fruit
penses Kissensen, Viehy, Setter, congress-
, style, for which be has just received spatent
morning Unitod State, Matshai Alexsndc
sharp sold at the Internal revenue ofnce
|, twenty-five barrels Of whisky, eonaseated fe
9 sold for ti.is per gallon, fourteen barrels q
issN 4, j total % iOsS proof gallons 70
Schooner. Caroline rom ns sorSyi s,e, T
: Ann, from Norfolk, with sSinsies for Roisn
for Port Deposit. 1ntsilisence has been re
eeived here that the schooner Diamond Stat
left Havre.de-qrace for this city on the 3is
uitimo, loaded with coal for Wilson Z. Brow
L THE EXCURSION or THK BUSINESS CoLLEol
o The excursion Of the Consolidated Bushes
. College TO Glymont takes place to day. TIL
e steamer wawaset will leave seventh stree
II wharf At $50 a. m. and Q p. m. and return nj
o and ~ y. m. Judging from the arrangement,
10 tse piessures Of The OCCASION may sntieipSi
J. adelishtful time, ..,-..
" r. = -. -,
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rHE COUNTS.
EauIIr Coyar-Judgs oHa.-This esuli wa

EaUiTr CoURr-Jud9s oHn.-This csuli was
engaged as follows yesterday;
Joseph Alexander ct Al. vs.. Albert TH Boulalu.
In this case yesterday the court made decree
deoisringi !. That the PLAINTIFF Tor anti.
y *. Rsy az essa G 5S .ss
Bouldin and others are not trustees. 2. That
the plaintiffs are entitled to the possession OF
the church lot and buildings on the corner OF
Fourth street west and L street. 3. That
Bouldln and others give up said church to
Alexander and others, md never take 1t agnin
that neither Alexander or others, Bouidia or
others should sell or cucumber the estate until
the further order OF the court, and that the
srSss Be- Esisrsd e & opd,or to ISPoI,
the lot at the church .iunds contributed by the
congregation, and repor. the same.
Me.sIs, T. Wilson and Philips were for the
asni, some days ago, Hey. 4. Boaid nS made made
some remarks 20 favor OF his side OF the case.
cree taking bill for confessed.
TIE MONTANA NAIL CASE.
altman vs.. Huntley; Judge olin directed a
ship existing 10 this case. aud that an order
this court to take and state tho accounts be.
3laden W. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; ApplicSti,1p for an i1jqncti9n to
Washington. Application denied,
Eslin W. Shoemaker. Order BY consent Sc
Mcintyre W. Rodier. This ia a case Inv DIV.
ing a sale OF certain real estate near the rail-.
road bridge In Georgetown which was origi-
n,ily sold to McIntyre, but which sale was
afterwards set aside at his instance. Judge
DIN at this session OF the court made an order
BY consent confirming assle to McIntyre for
$500, and directing a deed to him.
The docket was then called over and some
cases set for hearing. u ..I.
Adjourned, ~ .
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FoR SUMNER DRAWERS go to the Original
Franc, 49i Seventh street, between ID aud
Z. Prices 35, so, Toe. 81 and upward.
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FoR LINEN Collars and Cuffs go to the
Original Franc, 494 Seventh street, between
d and L.
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rLosANo \ HARDos. at their old stand, cor.
ner Of Ninth and ID streets, are prepared 10 do
10 the best style, shortest notice and lowest
price.
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For ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 404 Seventh
street, between d and e, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, as his Is the cheapest
store In the District, And bear In mind that
he has no branch stores. H
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FoR FINE White Shirts 60 to the Original
Franc, 40i Seventh street, between and
Z. Prices IS, 81, Sl.25 and upward.
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RoPosA FOR NAY

pr sALsPoR HAY
HEADa'Rs FIPrH MILITARY DIsrRrcr.)
oPFIcE CHEF QUA9TERaAsTER.
ApsrIN, Nay IL, 1850.
st this once until the 18th day Oh JUNE, $780, lin,
Tor furnishing such quantities Of Hay as may DO
required f9m the hrst day Of July, 1850, until tho
slst day Of NAY. 1870, a. the following Posts
Corpus Christi, Fort QTihlu,
foH CLARK. Fort McKAveit,
toIt Coneho. Fort QuintmAn,
Jefferson, Fort Richardson,
hor Davis. Fort Stockton,
-, ,foH duncan, Ureenyllle.
. Bids for the same will also be received for the
pSs,s o. AS'tn and san Antonio. until the lat day
HAY 70 DO Of good. clean. inerchantAblc quality,
perfectly cured, aud subject to rigid Inspection,
Delivery TO commence the LIST day Of July, 1869,
and continue, In such qualities and at such timcs
4 A., ahe receiving Oiosr may require until May 81
Zach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
DO oeT ned By the Cieff Of Court Of Record thai
The bidder 10 competent to carry out the contract
awarded to HIN, aud the residence and post
once addres. Of each bidder aud guarautOr must
be stated. No bid will be entertained not conform.
Ing t9 these req uirements. The attention Of bid
gIess approved July ~, 1851
Proposals to be plGfuiy endorsed, ''Propo ,nls
for --5-IAt--, p" and addressed 10 the
Reynolds NORRIS s MILLER,
Deputy QuArteTmAster General, aud BTeyet BRIG.
adler General, U. b. A my&-td
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THE WASHINGTON City DIsPENsARY,
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. L. NJ. Taylor and L. W.
Latimer, has proved a perfect success. Medi.
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 a. IN. and TO 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. \
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CALL AT KoLB's for tho improved soda
from the Triumph, May Building, corner OF
Seventh and Il streets.
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pRoFosI Is FOR A LIoHT HoDss AND KEEP.
BsItPRyy ILHtRitiEsS6 fAE AT ihoHRFpoTA' hAo La

BELLEJ LAKE SuPkRIOR.
d0isfi Fax iIb SSs.sD EiiE.TSssSSTs.
ssfsS q ss 81 say A Il jaas
leee for furni.hiaE The materials and labor q AL
o. ss.s Ess sap enc complete
wsodiea ii.h' iS Tower VIII iTop Lam
a;: s., w "a .. wsSs Pss't .s
.s.G g s ss land S as sGS &c
Z. "a, s:! ~ ss t:ss 4.
othqI neeeasAry Information " il be furnished;
S %Ab :Raa' 4s ' Ga
for The walk p DO made at 40 much per running
i soon afst the execution o. the contract as The
isss ieaT hundred Ssci nor more sEaS tx iSsdrsi
y TRs Work must b. commenced within thirty $50,
e q iSSs present. s5 ysa must
deemed asi: hsg assy DR. any reasons
Zach bid must b accompanied by written guar.
ss "a By an ssa u
Irsa.ury Dsp.Itment IN the sum % hye thousand
sass he nss:..af SI eSntss viii Be- sSRtePsd
So wi.hI s1 o, ds AZ asI notice Is siysa by
isr s lisSia ' PeriSr aSs SS Of he
do5ssd 'fIoPos.i, foI 3 Lishthogse a. Msadots.u
2 Bisye. BIlmdIsI or, "; 2: Reynolds, Light
Ing n .ss bids at the lime and place heronbofOre
Payment. for The. work will be made upon estl.
mater certified 70 by the agent Of the Lighthouse
sai twenty 20, psr e.sSa of ~ tie ES1 amSant Of
sreh ssni.,s WI 70 Withheld uutil the SatiS'"o
"'' '0"p'e''a OF 'h' eon'Iws" RAyNoLps.
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0NE OF TIE LARoEsT and best stocks OF
boots and shoes ever offered the people OF tho
District can DO found at Gnrtreips old estAb.
streets.
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colorcd
Justice Of the peace-ofIlco $40 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
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Sous oy TssrsRkN "A special session OF
be Grand Division Will be held at Temperance
Hall this evening At o'clock.
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The washipgton wemen's Wilcox
He Resigns his Oaice-He Psrts
from his once withsut Regrets-
wilcox Dsspsrreotypea ~ Min.
sclf-Hsfs Early Repuhlieanism-
Ho Fears Despotisrn asd Therefore
docs 90 Europe-Bon Voyage, Will
cox.
Prof. J. X. II. wiileox, Librarian Of the bu-
teau Of statistics, has resigned. The follow.
Ing 10 his letter Of resignation
Non Geo s. BOutpsii, Secretary " the Treas.
mI rom %. n, Y
!S Ss5 ss.s: s .si "a
y: .;$S ss s$s% Il ,$:sis
"A NJ; is:s s.,l S S.Sa:, =; VIM s
:s.ii: s: ss: si I ;:: s: 81:
StS he sane ssssir fsssee.,ss .assslesiss.
Tccon..Issiios ..s ,nps.s.n,a. sstsIs - sSsi
:'sS "a Il: "a, IN. M;
PT.asss q he Esioa Others
sSisf fsS s ISformsS me- tat sYss *;
:ussc.: q s DsToer. &c Psi.y 'h}sis pfSSsssly
Willis did not nsrlsef M. oineIsi duties 10 tall
politics, proclaimed myself, on every proper ot
caste !, an ultra Radical, Last year both spot,
and wrote strongly against the Democratic party,
y dstss Ian. S wss
mously elected me sn honorary member, At TIL
| Woman Suffrage Convention, soon aftsr, opposet
and aided TO de'eat a,,esolution deneunoiut III
nfteenth smsndnent, Under Jehnson's admin,
obtained It. have given considerable time ant
thouxhtt 10 the interests Of tho eolored people 0
this District; have Just secured the adopto by tn
American Auti Slavery Society, Of resolution de
.lsass fcE hs,r ess'es.c,n and haze ben up1oi
their anpiversAry return 10 be Informed That m
reformation will DC accepted.
| 60 not Learn, on lnquiry. that Am charge
wIthr-y dsrelietion Of sfieiAl div. Nv polltien
rec I'd Y Of the .,Iou gest. However, Ihavs place
s,psrNion from the Department will not be I
me me eslamity that u istS mtny. Ny health an
I slIe stth have suffered under the confinement {
| omclal NE. anda return to more active employ
meat will not he without adyan,lses. l writ
sonal regard. 10 piaes mysiif right on the record
aud TO exprois my belief that. had yop known Al
tn facts 10 tia case. this action would not hiS
With best wishes Iyr - --.....f,l .srtri,
'r"'iOn. rems'., with great 5ofggeeI YWSS ,hssos
I! seems PROPER to sil .A,. nv igdsnsai .s,ss'
Nth the opinion %. iesalss ssdiesl, that o.
| Antthat am disposed 70 sttributs u dssire mar
lfeated In some quarters for nv resignation hie
:: disposition 10 resist that tendency. a . /,
We learn u PROT Wilcox win spend u
, coming summer In Europe.
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TuE STRAwBERRy AND FLORAL FESTIVAL
At the congregational church last evening was
so largely attended and 40 highly enjoyed that
the ladies have decided to continue II this
evening. Fresh berries and fresh flowers will
be provided in abundance. All will be wei.
coined and literally served.
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CoSvrsoATKp WHISKY SOLD. = Yesterday
Sham sold al the Internal revenue once,
twenty Ave barrels OF whisky, conhscated for
non.payment OF revenue tax. Five ba. els
sold fer SIS per gallon fourteen barrels sr q,
tl.5si a total Of iosb proof gallons for
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|, THE Excu RsIos or TuE BUSINESS CoLLEog.
The excursion OF the Consolidated Business
College to Glymont takes place to day. Tho
steamer wawaset will leave Seventh street
wharf At $50 q. m. and p. m. and return nj
| that have made those intending to partiei pate
in the pleasures OF the occasion may anticipN
| a delightful time,
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PRIZE MUSICAL CoNoERT.-At the Prize
Musical Concert on Tuesday evening, the
whose school exhibited the most proficiency,
was awarded to Mr. John Esputa. Mr., T..
was the recipient Of a congratulAtoTy letter
from his pupils, accompanied by magnificent
bouquet,
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In NEW UNtFORNs.-The thirty letter CARR.
efs OF this city appear to day for the first time
IN their new uniforms, OF which description
hhA heretofore appeared Ia the REPUHLiCAH
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The many hon.Ands cured at this institution
si,hia ~ e.. sish'.sa Isst.I ard che pSiss,oa.
siiSs:s 81 tis .sssI!sis q sSa. 81
shadiAs a. gentleman Of character aqd rssPonsi.
p1ssSssss isfEsSiI ctR ls'Ss
Persons writinE should be particular Il. direct
,ss letter; f ~ n;iai9S n hs following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
JseEly! Baltimore. Maryland.
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A uoop THERxoN HrKn.-The heat OF tho
weather 10 very fairly Indicated daily by tho
crowd Of persons who throng Rolb's popular
drug store, conner OF Seventh and Il streets, to
obtain a jfaught Of that Improved soda water,
the peculiaritics OF which arc the pure fruit
syrups from glass tesertoits. Kolb also dis
penses Kisscnsen, yichy, SETTER, Congress
style, for which he has just received spstent.
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THR FiFTH WARD REPUnLICANs-The Re.
publicans OF the Fifth ward, who adjourned
their meeting on Tuesday evening to consult
upon the eligibility Of one Of their candidates
for councilman, Mr., A, u. Tinney, met again
at y. m. yesterday, and having ascertained
that Mr.. Tinney's having been appointed a
judge OF election did not disQuallfy him for
councilman, unanimously declined to accent
his resignation, which was rendered on Tues
day evening. Nr. Tinney will, therefore, be a
candidate.
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Police ISrKLLIGENoB.-Wm II. Lancaster,
colored, arrested as . SUSPICIOUS character
is held for hearing before Justice Schmidt,
S. Brown was fined - by Justice Thompson
for violating the market-house regulations
Armistead Robinson, colored, was fined t2o
by Justice Bates for carrying concealed weap-
Gus, and dismissed on the charge OF disorderiy
conduct.
John CAllan, for assaultIng Patrick Sleen,
paid fine Of " to Justice Bates.
Emma Russell, Jane Flynn, Mary Smith,
and Emma Jones, for leading a life OF prosti.
tuition, were required to give security for their
good behavior by Justice Harper.
W. Gray. for assaulting Margaret Gray, was
sent to jail In default of bail.
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d, SrhrCK ny LTGHTEIHd.-About5 O'Clock on
tuesday evening, during the prevalence OF
inc ram storm, the rcsidence OF Mr., $. Strong,
on marylAhd avenue, between First and See
ohu sueeth was struck by lightning, doing
considerable damage to the chimney. Several
persons on the outside Of the building were
stunned by the shock, but tho oceunnnt. nT
the house escaped injury -"
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FARM SoLD.-MeSBrs, Fitch u Fox have
sold market farm owned by Thomas
walker, near Arlington, Va, containing
thtTty.eight acres, and improved by a two
story frame dwelling, to Mrs. Harriet +, Il.
NinSOn, for II, 500.
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LETTER CARRIERS, REPoRT.-By the Tepo
Of Mr.. James l.. Bell, superintendent OF the
letter carriers of the city, we lind that during
the month ending May 81, the number OF car.
rleTs employed was 50 the number Of mail
Letters delivered was III ,ts5j number OF local
letters delivered, 3,l6T; number Of newsApA.
peTs, &c, delivered, IS 9O6i number OF letters
collected. 50. 20
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LIqUoR DEALERS AssOCINTIoN-At a reRu.
lar meeting Of the Liquor Dealers Assoeia-
lion yesterday afternoon the following officers
President, r. &. Boylej Vice President, Geo.
Juenemanni Treasurer, q, Mades; Financial
secretary J. ID: Burns; Recording Secretary,
Joseph T. Martini Finance COMMITTEE
Mcssrs. VIM. q. Magee, Peter CArlin and Jos
fteundt.
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The NEW CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, Just
opened a. 20 Market Space, between Eighth
and Ninth, presents many new and beautiful
attractions II may seem strange how such
handsome Plated Ware, Jewelry, Vases, Fans,
Sc,, can be sold 40 low, but being bought al.
and also at the trade sales In New York, all
can rely upon bargains. The Agency for the
Florence Sewing Machine 10 also established
there.
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OUTRAOR.-YesterdAy morning, about l:3O
O'Clock, as Mr.. II. D. funnell, Commissioner
the Republican ward meeting, some unknown
person on Four-and.A-half street, near Viz
ginia avenue stepped up from behind and
struck Mr.. q. on the shoulder with q brick or
stone, injuring him quite severely. Otficers
Barnes and Owen assisted Mr., q. to his resi-.
dehee' where he received proper attention.
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MONEY ORDER OPPICK.-FFom the report of
MT. Merrill superintendent, we ind the fol.
lowing M the amount Of money order business
month ending May q Amount Of orders IL.
sued,ts, l5ot2i amount oforders paid, asa OTO Il;
order Offices, s42,45i amount depo.ited wiz
postmaster at New York, as 900; amount
drawn from postmaster St New York, 4? 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

bayamo was their proper destination but to satisfy the
Foreign Consuls the Governor Of Santiago had them
sae escorted there The assassination occurred
20 ana the letter containing the above information
wen as copy Of the petition made by the prisoners
written In Santiago on the 18th inst, and forwarded
through the United States Consulate to the Cuban Junta
In this city.
SPANISH REPORTS
HAVANA, Aug. 25.-Insurgents with their families
to the number of 1000, have presented themselves
before the Spanish authorities, near Holguin, and
asked for forgiveness and protection. Twenty other
insurgents have presented themselves before the
Spanish authorities in the CncO Villas district. The
Spanish bank has made an offer of $4,000 to the
Government for the support of volunteer regiments
This makes the fourth donation of similar amount
by the bank for the support of the volunteers.
CUBAN REPoRTs-A BATTLE IMMINENT IN JoR-
DAMS DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Letters from the Cuban
revolutionary army via Key West to friends in this
city, contain up to the 10Th. No engagement is
reported since the near Puerto Padre the 9Th,
an account Of which has been published. In the dis
trict commanded by Gen. Jordan all the available
Spanish force is being concentrated to reinforce
Valmaseda and an early engagement of import
ance may be expected. Gen. Jordan asserts his
readiness and desire for the contest and is confident
OF SUCCESS IL ID blaleu lnaU ueIeaU OF
would virtually end the war; as it would be mpossi
BILE for Spain ever to send troops enough to regain
the positions which they would lose Gen. Jordan is
placing his IN position for the fight which was
almost daily expected. In Gen. Quesada's command
except few skirmishes between small parties, IT is
reported there have been no engagements. The
Spanish troops occupy fortified positions in the towns
and have suffered severely from disease and other
causes that their commanders unable to do more
than maintain their positions.
PROSPECTS OF sPAIN-ANNEXATIoN.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Paris correspondent of Tho
Times writes as follows the subject Of the Cuban
question: ." Most of the Spaniards are sanguine of
preserving Cuba. There is much disappointment
manifested at the small REFRESHING the re-
bellion there. The argument that Cuba is a loss and
not a gain to Spain is absurd. Spain is benefited
largely by the productiveness and commerce of
Cuba" The correspondent thinks that the imme-
date annexation Of Cuba to the United States Is not
desired by the American Government but that En-
gland France Is not likely to offer any opposition
to the scheme.
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THE COAL TROUBLES.

SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. A.-The miners met
again to-day to consider Mr.. sorrss proposition for
resumption OF work, The Committee waited upon that
gentleman and presented him with tho resolution
odopted at the previous meeting They received In reply
a propostlon In the following terms: ,
. then propossd shall not changed before the lat Of
Otob nsIt and should circumstances arise making necessary for the
- 10 anv reduction thererOm before the LIST OF December
DAYS notice shall be given OF such intention before such redue
ton shall take efert 49,. . -, ....,-.- -. 4, 49,.
This answer was submitted to the meeting at Coopera
tive Hall After session of about one honr 1t was de-
cded 10 reject the proposition OF Mr. sorrs ana the
same Committee were instructed 20 wait upon that ON
caI again this afternoon with the previous proposition
s Al ner Diamond car till April first, and report answer
AZ another meeting 10 be- held at o'clock p m Nednes
day The meeting also concluded, should the latter prop
stion be rejected by Mr. SOrrs that no further propo
stons would loo made by the miners for resumption OF
work The miners report that II they do not 70 to work
nov thew have $4,000 in fund Tor their relief IN
SchnviklI and other counties below. but would much
rather resume work than accept aid from any quarter