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nnalrsIIC MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE Aug nBasng fa a1d 1Gsh1set 0Ssn 'eey
pm s 560 sg' Lsr l5di7ie. Bacon heavy Buk Meats
Shoucr Iic Clear Rib ioic Crar sies W IAN, susa, eli
IbJs ~ IS gJq sc IS hr Trash to Good Iugs. - -.
WuutyGros n Aug LSIirts Tupentne hrm ats,ci com
mon Ro f du Crude Tueatne oweri sales at 81 qua
Imc,Go Aug lIRsclange unchanged Flour dull and easier at
q sG ior Spnng EItgss Wheat cosd nominal at va o.
ssb r No y during y active at 81 vac 81 co.
er last hall Of August. Cora Unchanged during The aternoon
stead % seller last half August Oats declining and ess active
at gi0 plt Rye for No. barley tne vi l50
. No. . gbwines dul AMI nohi9aly ee Srk quiet a!
4QH dull l6al6lc. Shoulders steady at l9 Short
l5l Hos lower ct 80 - 50 for Common o. Es.a me-
ystr Receipts lbs Flour
sOih WLe.t OO0 Lpsh CON- 1900 bu' Oats 1000 hush
Rve 500 bash Barley 500 IIos hhpmeris35 go bb fhuI
2iWO bush wheat hush Corn, 400 bush Oats, ~ ne =
rive bush barley 1909 Hogs Fsts active drm add hs'''
at ~ lc fos Cora 90 Dufalo. a. ~, nm.
ST. Lows Alg lTotacco Hemp Pope aud Bsggng trm an 5
ehapgeL tlcq isY tu Supehg "a 4st %, L4''a s'~s
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BALDwIN-On THURSDAY, Aug IL, Levi Ba-"'' aged d ysa'
The relatSes and m Invited to attend his f1n.rst M
from the eseacs Si m slTer On Frs ncrrooa at n
RARTIETT-At Cooperown " 1ulsy Aug Freicrek W.
pfpt son of Dr. Homer Margaret Baits OF F'ush
@ sI T. 3 S & st S s 5e I la. L Deacon m VA @ ca
TIN M1saTISs Ss and fe Of The family are respectfully ri attsni
The oa II; Ben y gs2i t Gl9rSe corner S " anu D''a
and j. BOYD Heady will be hell the Mead Ggseo' Ciqrss
Fl sG. MG.reH9 ale sststisy Ct in ne 5it . attend (
DEMPsBY-sudenly Tuesay Are g. " WI hte Like n l. 'oa
IIe enc Of n, psTeats No. 2 West F hs OccA Pa
GALLAUDET-on Moud.y Aug g. in GOr Com, F1pny Mar:
guele Brown, infant daughter oi 4 W. anu 80 40 u' "
uyYr-At CI.a Aug 10 cslrs I, TTan' infant son off,
Joygs-At Irving Place N j. wenesay Aag TO- q eaol,ra
inflng Harry LuzeHe only el OF W. H. H. anu C4e '" JONES'
yAYyEAt Orange j. on weinesla Aug 10, George jayne
Rcs1e. asS 20 yS1dI yaTd ea. of family c TO attend he tuer, :.
0ranee Oh Friday y o te residence Of hs hsI AS
S, sSn a S soti al lo: returning At i25
San Franc SEQ papers please copy
ksSiIERk sSS se K.st sIoSlsi assi :: says S'''' ~ '
MAsoS-on Aag TO- Mr Nry Ma;Ga ss 2 ysor' ,s
members ythas. d. T. C9a.,a a 2, "a % r. - ~
InSititicn ITaitat 255 wes. fOrty-seeoads.
PIERSoN-on Thusay Aug H. Co-aea L., vie oi John Perso
rba iG t1,aS5. ri i7 ySsi and q "a family s @ s.so'
her funeral Saturday afternoon - clock E1 h 'te f
No. 10 West FoEty-irstsG
sWAN-k Meuclen n j. on TbuIstay mesEfg Aug u 'o'o'
swan fonnerlr OF BrOOklvn ag1i - years. ,,,. 49,
Friends Gn lltei 10 attend ' .afersl i,3'l ~ ~.
deuee a N.ilchen ~ oCo Ss & Aug ~ lts ~ a.
fo OF Corndt.st and l. O'Clock HIS reiealiA 80. %
to Greenwood or inteTnets 80. q, 4.
wIDDIFIELD-Aug 1919, caharno, vf' Of S''Ss' "
the C5E of her age. - 49, 4, A.. ...r3 - fur~
Tie friends aequni rcspsem nyi hi a ia 10
,a from her Il. resd.nce Nc. Al CS.est "a fhN4!' ~
O'Clock a.. N. r,,a.
WARRRN-At Mls,on n j. Tresisy ao5Is ne d ear n
Wsnca NJ. D., SiSeVsrk, ousefy o. NeTA'f-' l. '-'
his - ... st e-rf o. FI1ay az .
oeasE q, M Sa re parkt Prcs5 eT-A CAn"A N'"".@'
YARD-On hur.av morrg Aug il 10 - & t sas Of her age.
Tie rrat 10 and fIenia of the family re s afternoon At
| the uAe.sl from No 10 West h'N'''"'
| Otol
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GIN. Won TUMPLNG.
TIE PRUssIAy VOLUNTEER NAVY.

To Increase the naval forces of the country
during The war the King Of Prussia offers to charter ana
arm at lis expense any number Of ships that will take
part In the pending hostlltes The viii have to
be supplied by the owners subject TO the approval OF the
Government Ihey will wear the uniform of the Federal
navy, ana DC treated In every respect equal fOO
ing lt a thp thus Chartered be injured or destroyed
she VIII be lu Tor by the Government; IT, the Othef
hand, she capture or destroy hostile vessel she Will re-
cciye premium OF 1900 thacrs fOI rOn-cascd frgate
$1,000 thaers fOf an irOnCased corvette RAM 10000
thaerS for an iron battery 1900 balcrs for
sell ana 10000 th2leIs Tor Of smaller dimensions
II ship II nelhcr herself injured successful In ILL
turing the enemy s1e must content herself with the pay
OF the crew, ana with hire amounting 20 Onetenth
her value which awarded the charterpary being
signed.
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PERSONAL

DR.. Daggett, Professor of Diyiaity in Yale
College and pastor of the chapel, has resigned
James Parton and his wife, Fanny Fern
rsticatng at quiet waterngpace on the seaeoast
Of Maine.
Gen. Edwards, one Of the Oldest militia
officers Of NewJersey died at his home in Newton on
Wednesday
The report that Miss Anna f. Dickinson and
Miss Olive Logan contemplate joint lectuPing tour is
without foundation. No such tour has even been
thought Of Miss Dickinson has little leisure for such
trips having engagements in advance sufficient 20 Occu
py every night of the longest ecturng season.
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outle BNB 50 sass C5 Wheat decaulc Eo,2 Red Psi 81
1Tl8i no d. 81 220 ~ 2 Com dcclng Mlad ahd ieoy.
~ Ji Choice Yellow 8c; v bite 60c Oats fil a. 30ts iof
hyeii tai5c white Barlcy steady Ncasi RtJsI a
oo0 'o ghwnes dul st &c. Pork dul Al s9a go - GS2e
lover n lic f0r Slouieu I51c ~ Clear il Side ~iS
a. ef ds LsId dull II l6,c FOR choice erce Cattle tcaty
ir ia = prnnei 40 jO ~ - for choice n Live of
Iai 20 "a % 80 Recepts-FloUr 25J b5.; Wheat 0.et
100 bush ' 49, '''''' '''" "'''''f ''''' ''' ~
AcSe.l1 'i m Avg llcooas quei but prices
aal.,L ~ iafs receipts % i1les MiIGf-Vs f1ic.
az T AsE Il-foar dl srefa sS =; Doable Ey'>
I3 fee RI - 23 Corr dnl n rsH C7 Whi~
81 p oats aG0oe Bran al IiyNone on tir iarsr. obdsf
noil so,e H W; he's Po quiet at 81 Bsoon-oilz So
o Sh0niles stc fo CaF Rib Sies: lgr Tor Cea es Hams
49, &C. sLs5-hg5se I'taEis Ees 49, saglg-Pdme -
M0hsgs, on fc WHISKY lic04l %. Coge-Plime nom nsu,
EGHse btclange, sies'ns iSea 2gi Nee-Yofs Sst prv
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE-BALll.
ATHLETIC VS.. MUTUM-A GOOD GAME.

ATHLETIC VS.. MuTUAL-A GOOD GAME.
pretty display of fielding marked the con-
test between the above Clubs OH the Capone Grounds
Yesterday the Athletics playing very fine game indeed
They had their full nine out, played with dead ball,
were in capital trim, and having everything to gan ard
nothing to lose in the game, they entered upon the con
test under very auspicOus circumstances, ana thogh
they aid not win they did the next best thing to they
mertted success. The Mutuas did not obtain tho ead
until the cOnd innings and at the close OF the 0urth,
the tally showed he to be In the by the totals OF
4 to 3, they having very effective batting In
the last five innings, however, the Athetlcs had the
better Of their proos soua adversare, for in these in
min they scored 10 the Mutuals 8. The final result
waS the OF the Mutuals but only by score or IL
70 TO- Eggcr carried Off the palm in fielding on me Mi-
tua side and Booth and Bond on the part OF the Ath-
lotcs. In batting WOer5 and Egger led the score on
the side, and Virgins and Booth on the other The
umpire put the game through in hour ana rs minutes,
the shortest full game oil the Tue score 10 ap
nor HaH
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GLOWING ACCOUNT OF THE EwMExIco MINES

SANTA FE, Aug. ia great interest is man
ifesed in relation the recently discovered silver mines
OF RalsOn City and BuTs Mountain. large number Of
returns assays Of taken from W parts OF this
gion were received by the California mail yesterday,
and from those assays it appears the best mineral
authorities Pacific Coast these the rich
of rich mines. These mines supposed 10y many TO
DC the "losmnes of which tradition has handed down
such accounts as there is unmstakabe eyi-
dence their having been worked at some former pc
liO
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TELEGRHPHIC NOTES.

Tho weather is very cool in Montana. Yester-
ena the Thermometer at noon went down 70 te ees pOr
and 1t showed a little.
Five thousand pounds of silver bullion was the
puct of the first uurng the Reduction WORKS Of wood
hull Brothers, in Salt LAKE City.
"A general election in the ChOctaw Nation took
Mace or "Wednesday Tic Unknown There were three cand
dates CLiefPOrles Seer william Bryant and Coleman nelson
The New-Yorl1 Yacht Fleet arrived at New
Iouon Yesterday anchored off the Pequo House The d wave
was the rst drop The Club will attend grand ban az t1
Pequot evening Saturday a their departure o oohsh
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VESSELS SUNK AT HELL GATE.

On Wednesday afternoon the s'e'lln-,ue
Grant with sehooners Jane Emson' po1,u l,i g, ,o,
,,r,a Green and the sloop Chas. Clements, III toW'
n,pa .a,nr through Hell Gate, and when OIL Browns
Point got turned around consequence of the schooner
q p Goodwin being anchored in the way anu went
shoro on the Niger Heads sinking the Gran, ana soop
Cbos Clements. The schooners were hauleu Oh py 'ne
Tugs r. c. smith aud Jack Jewett' anu 'o"Tu -
leland vitbout damage. The sloop Is d 'o'ai ioS"'
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The sixth and Tenth Wards nearly completed. and IL
s estimated that the former will show population OF
about 1900 and the ater about 1900 From the re-
uns mus far received the indications that the city
has about 500 inhabitants
- Inc following ia the population Of towns in Wayne
county thus far returned: Hantramck, 2,9T; Nankin,
2,g6i R0mulus, l,iGl; Taylor, 8G7
INC looWlng scattering returns OF population may be
or some interest: Alpcna 2612 Mackinaw 17G Owosso
ty, 2O85i ST Clair Village, I1s0; Quincy village, 1OJi
Mason village l223 BROOKLYN Village 50; Pennington
Township, 1927; Waterford Township 3G5.
The City of Ypsanti has a population OF 5ii3 Battle
Creek 1881. Bay County complete shows population
OF l59OJ, against 3,lC3 in 1850.
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SIXTH pAGB.
Agricultural:
An wers 10 Correspond
c.ts.
Cream OF the Farm Jour
mails.
How 10 Clear Land at
Profit.
How TO Make Beet Sugar
Horticulture and Mar
kCt Gardening.
Home Interests.
Song OF the Homestead
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Agricultural Fairs.
Advertisements.
Farmers Notes.
What 4 Know Of Farm
ing.
German Gossip.
Ms MOching-IIr1.
Ncw-YOrk Cattc Market
On Some Recent sCFmOnA
Rea. J. tate:
Advertisements.
Scientific Notes.
Senator FentOu's Course
Approved.
Through to the Pacific.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Albany Lumber Narlet
Boston Live Stock Mar
kct.
Commercial Matters.
Grain. Provision, and
other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
\. N.WhOlc7ale Prices
~ Country Produce.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
The "Blessings" OF an
Irrcdeemable Currency.
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POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.
POLITICAL REFORM COUNCIL.

ALBANY Aug. little State Council for po-
litical reform mot here to-day The Hon &. T. urlbut
Of ST. Lawrence County was chosen temporary Chair
man. and H. NJ Beer and william Henry Arnoux OF
Kings County, Secretaries. The Hon b. II. Wood, A. b.
Capwell Morris z. Vielc the Hon. II. E. Smith and H.
N Beers were appointed Committee on Permanent Or
ganizaton. T. Peck, Elisha Harris e. W. SylFes-
ter Charles Eddy, j. H. Bronson and the Hon. Thomas
C. Acton were appointed Business Committee.
After the transaction of some unimportant routine
business and reference of various propositions to
the Executive Committee the Council adjourned.
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SAvASvtH Aug. iitofion quie' low NHrrvs N, s,t..
bales; receipts "A bales; sock, 1924 BALE.
EsW-OgLs Aug lto,n dg; Tcrs uO1.lal; lsIa ia
0l73s: ret receipt l95 hses: 'tocl, % 05l hs,cs
C1iuEsTOs, Aug ll-Cotion qDe Ni4-irgs loei s>s is
bass; receipt bales exports the Continent span k0
coastuise, 303 bales; stock. 1k3 bales
osLE Aug 1-Co0n quiet; hdiings liei sles y tsissI
receipts 100 bales; exports 10 toe Continent t 5asi stock an
bales
GstvgsroS Aug lICoon dull prices nominal GOo oriiHs.
ljl iatc.: stock G.3N bales.
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THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.
con,,0ued rrcu First PAGE.

t IN order not to mperil the acoonr " '
IN ip,nortaut designs. :, - hoo I,od 20 nerform
ne work this single man GSd has nSa 70 % fG n
Ihe fyc years, has OF late tu.gs.vu LII l,,
since t.' . ,.'Hccmeut which hes at times seriously
hSGoSrc Win perST&a@9ftG tc q summer S and Fail Of
ol.rous on c D retirement his estate at Narsln
IN mi IrSSr Toward S611sa Gis5%aSn o nc s"pcr7oa Of a.
lin hul sou rtc most of the Official dutl'S % ueN%n9s E9s
fairs OF @ S'' or time performed by his "s'ocio
g.. Tb.sle and Dellbeuek.
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BrpFATO Cattle MARKTT-ive n.

The Csie market cannot BE- called 'e yet The prices are % s
tsinCi Thc sales DO no, ech tI' al tls se o .s -tse
and the receipts yery liberal but sn h wt Ib-
market b. only quald steady better idea q ts uns,
viii probably b. gained b. the closing transactions Of tomorrow Zoe
excitement IN the city on account q The acs ROW srF place nleers
somvha with he trade sheep Keep tie sta a a le
for CaIda and cser, ia supply aili s ere 90
Ginning and he market geik at 9.Q ~ the glerl run Of hip
Al ira ei-Ctel ri
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Gustaye Dore has Just finished a laT2

drawing illustrating De Musscts famous Rhine song
Tho phanton,s Of the O1d Guard salute Young France
rushing by under the old Rhenish castles, TO the fight
The London AtenGum says literature, science,
and art are already suffering from the disturbed state OF
Europe. In Paris, the demand for arworkmanshp mas
almost ceased and although there has been grant for
French Arctic expedition the war Will tend 10 lnt
still further French expenditure ON sClenthc eApoalOn
0iradv much reduced. II also threatens the Crel lyons
Exhibition the first stone of the building for when was
Il have been lad, with much pOnp, about lhls tnne'
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HARVARD VS.. ATHLETIC.

upon the Haryards, says: 7The Harvard College boys
have been extended trip, anda their way home.
They certainly fine body of young athletes as
over appeared ball ground. They always conduct
themselves gentlemen aud have created very favor
able impression wherever they have played Their con
duct Is in striking contrast TO some OF tAe organizations
which have presented themselves In this city The game
Yesterday fine one Notwithstanding the disparity
In the The Tarvards both fine fielding and
fine batting club, and have played very closely with
number Of tho frstclass organ zations Of tho country
The fielding particularly was brilliant" The following Is
the OF the game:
Aa,,sS,.I Aal,,d d.......:9 ! ! r ! : -
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pEPsoNALTTEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

....Admiral Faragut is lying very ill at Ports
mouth, n. H. and sinking rapidly.
Commodore Junius j. Boyle, on the retired list
of the United Nay died yesterday at the Naval Hospt az nor
folk ~, ~, D. N.
p Newman challenged Brigham Young to dscu the question: DOCS
ts Dib sanction Porcamy b CHAM declined for himself but des
patsl OIson Pratt represent him in the debate
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
News OF the Week do
nestle and Foreign.
Outdoor Sports.
The European War.
SECOND PAGE.
A Literary Mystery.
Editorial:
Clerical Vacations.
Dickens and Victoria.
Seeing The Sea.
General Notes.
KOssuth in his Old Age.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Shakospeare's Ant.
Penelope.
The VIII OF Chas. Dickens
"There il no Help in
Them"
THIRD PAGE.
England.
NOrth Carolina.
Personal.
Rome.
The Chinese.
The New Dogma.
The Vulture's Call.
War Notes.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
A Democratic Know
Nothing.
California Bullies.
France Aroused.
Good and Bad Faith.
OF Currency-Rcdemp-
tion - Resumption
Contraction.
The Position of England
War Topics.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcement.
Marriages and Deaths.
North Carolina Troubles.
Political
The Nathan Murder.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKEr-Aue. II.

Bceves-Ogngs day to $50 heli The m'r,e coi los
about let ucc.s ratasf as 70 quality: rec ps y "a ha
le2s lo1di sales 1901 ed shepLarg ,if by a. .
art in derspi. o'@ fN5ts as % qraIi lfa ~ "
Sheep 81 20 per hcsd receipts OF the week 'I9 hog,
Supply ela the demand prices unchaSei receipts OF ne YAK
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ILLINOIS.
The population Of Chicago seems at last to
ILLINOIS.

The population Of Chicago seems at last to
be determined though not by o. s. authority 1t seems
by census taken under the authority OF the state by the
school agent that the population OF Chicago OF the ls
OF August 9OG60J-being only about 100000 less than
the estimates OF the enthusiastic Journalists or tha clty
ii viii be Interesting to note the difference between il5
enumeration ana that in process by the u o. Mar
slals.
Tho Chicago papers publish an interesting table showing
the growth OF their city since its incorporation III 1871 10
the ,eut time. A I.Iluvs.
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What Did It.-LYoSs made ny bair o hrarsnt
and tick aud hAGSoLA BA" changed That 0 eho1
tbe This enplasl IL hhgasee
Of All WHO use these ar fne head Of 1ir nl e1nf o
,o 10 ceeS ATTRACTIONS woman possess TIE kathiTon ana
Maenoia Balm just what viii give ''n 70 3onn I'nt e'
will The Balm the bloom Of youth kcS IaL' oi tI aP
but tWept Both articles entirely h5 ani very pieAsAhe
They should be in eyery ladys poSsessiol
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LOCAL WAR NEWS.
MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.

Germans of the Eighteenth Ward met at
30 200 Thrdaye in aid Of the sick and wounded Of the
Prussan army. A committee Of Is was appointed TO
SOLICIT subscriptions 1t is expected that about 5000
vii! be collected.
Tho German Patriotic Aid Society Of the Seventeenth
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
MARYLAND.

Tn tbe city of Westminster the total number
is 3O7 out side Of the city, 1885, total IN
tbc district 52o3 Mr.. william Stevens deputy un'ed
states Marshal TO take the census for the lower nan Ol
caroline County has unearthed two Gentenafans
G ~ discharge OF his duty-Jane Hutson,
inoyn as Jimmie Dublin" age 1l6 years. ana hiI ~ ~.
raw age 10 years The county records, ray r. H H sti
IIy how that these are their true age. ~ ~
Onto'm no The census takers that the population Oh Go
Ihat9 yv is about 900 Cumberland County has ABOUT
5000 and EllicOtt City, l,lGi
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and Albert B. Cohen. arrested

The heavy rains have completely quenched
the fires which before burning verya heroey on
Newark meadows.
A German, name unknown, who had re-
Gently arrived in this country was drowned IN the canal
az Trenton while bathing on Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

81 OO0 total personal property SjiGO0o; The income
from taxes sO9OOCO $4,000 Of the population are under
the age OF n under six years OF ge 56l arc
coored The increase in population in l6 years and
months is AIS per cent. -, ao.,
The population OF the city Of Jacksonville Is 92ii;
Peoria about 23O1O gain Of about 1900 since 1850;
Quincy about 25,DD0 gam Oh about ll,OC.
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-, ,,rop,, p,rNoREp RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-Slnce laah hlsht
i,-, am ol,nost continuous rain storm, with
orr Taayy lightning Reports coming in Of bridges being
carried away Atip. M, train on the "es'cnos'es
Road ran into creek this city Only one man was
,n,u,,d The western mail Is two houlS oelilu uDae
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THE SITE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PARIS hug ll-5 mat $3.50 p M hens were h &
gy The. lave declined to b francs ~ ernes az WHICH io
they closed. ,,-., 1..,o,,;,o osse, =, 9ol6
LoSpOv ll-RyoGag Dspatch-Iupeh'Ao 'aAt Az 'o'
d lauotal lftA 81
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There IA rumor of ser accident between here and
lancaster. n il said the whole mail train went into
| creek It Ia impossible to verify 1t tonight.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

RFPsrLT DE ST MAURICB-COLFAX-On Sunday. Aug y az
Baon,on n j. by Rev Father Gam oTc VIE ion Ber. ne ~
Muee TO sarah r. younger daughter OF the late Richard Ooi
Pompton, N. No cards.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

,rr,p LABOR PARTY-CALL FOR A STATE CON
ii NESTIOE.
Mr. Alexander Troup, State Organizfer ec,lrm I9p
, M., NJ dominating Convention o. the Labor hoiOiH
the j.. io. issII.l TIE iollOv Ing cal: ,..,,
parry, te state Of Ncs-fork, irrespective Of pa pny
wLo axe ~ VI legsins su 'hdspea1ea' P0psea
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

Tho second race was for purse OF SloOo dash OF five
miles for a horses 5000 to first $500 TO second and Sl0O
to third horse. There were five entries JGhn Moisey
and d Ellis were the only starters. MOrrissey tho
fayOrite The struggle game one between the TWO
horses Ellis took the lead, and made the frst mlle IN
At the half mile pole, tho third mile MorrSsey mad
closed up and passed Ellis, leading neck and winning
the mile in 7;0it. ,,.,,.
During the fourth mile Morr ssey increased his lead 70
six lengths the quarter pole thr ntth mile MOT
rfsey had opened the gap to twenty lengths and seemed
o have be race but Ellis gradually closed up on him.
and he two horses entered the home stretch abou two
lengths apart Ellis rapidly gained. and when within 10
wards OF the score Morrissey broke down quite entirely
and Ellis went by winning the race. Time, l3.49!.
Tho third race was horses that had never beaten
81 5OO 5000 to the first horse, $50 TO the sec
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NEWS OF THE WEEK,
SIXTH pAGB.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains in addition 20 the general news
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note P'ps
W. Soss IOi FULroa!sT OLD DUrcH CHukcH
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE BY ALL NEWshES. =,
Ry mail s. per year. Terms cash IN adyance AL
drns. TIE TRIBUNE, NeW-Iork-
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spcria! Notices.

Thc capital and Credit standing Ts z. REFER RRsssEscs
Soaa an be Arycry To Commercial Trayslers the book
Boo IoT ac,ss not only the eOndo Of n.lL but '"as
hv'aAo' importance safety Of each ei and town For
'ascSorp copies, terms, &C., aPply .
. Gpc,Ialty. Light Locomotives ,
- yr,ls, short and light ral4 For oonrscob
sdspeat eor Aud mines ue1ef astc gaai'is' -
uso A'' 10 &o,,.otogravts ani fll iu.orustOa a.tsss
AID m'' ~" f' SAITH POINTER fiubrryh rena.
,,f,ece NOii~e.-Tt. ulns mr Eafooe trIa ie We,
S,y Arr Is 1910 will close tbs OHce on NAl ~
s'ei n A M and su ,ae oatous 90 iolobs VIZ A4
nj AIN - WV L. IL I0AkS. F'sAsse''
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
CINCINNATI VS.. LAWMAKERS.
The following Is the score OF the match
Mo, IL hof, Clrllls ON tho 9th inst
PAsTIMES VS.. TUTTLE AMI

PAsTIMES VS.. FUTILE AND BAILEY.
BAL1IMoRE, Aug 1.-THE Pashmes of tins
city defeated Tutte Bailey Club of NowYork, this
afternoon, by score OF l6 too
NOTES
The Unions announce game with the Mu-
ais on Saturday As the Stars play the iiaryards the
same day, there will not be 90 people at fremont why
not play next week. and make good game of it
To-day the Harvards put in an appearance
in Brooklyn the first time in years. They are
gcntcmanly party Of amateur players, and they have
thus lar given the strongest mines in the country hard
work TO beat them They play the Atlantcs today and
the Stars tomorrow, both games on the Caplt0lIne
Grounds.
Yesterday the Forest City Club left Clcve-
land ON their North and saturday, after playing
at Buffalo and Rochester, they will play with the hay
makers at Troy. On Monday and Tuesday neNt they
play the Atlantcs and Mutuals IN Brooklyn, aud on
Thursday Friday ana Saturday, the EcfCrds, Unions,
and stars. These Will be first-class contests.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

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