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c1rprcAL CnNVoCATION.

The annual meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal Clerical Missionary Association Of West
chester County was held Tuesday morning in Grace
Church. West Farms. The objects of the Association are
the promotion the miss Onary cause ana the mutual
Improvement and encOura cement Of its members. The
ting was well attended by the recors of the yarlous
parishes i'm the county, and among those present were
the Rev. Dr. Jackson Of ST. Peters, WestchesteT, the
Dean of the county; the Rev. McIluckel Of ST. AIMS
Morrsania, and the Rev. W Rodman, supernteIeht OF
the Home for curabes The exercises consisted Of the
full morning service of the church by Dr. Jackson as
sisted by the Rev Mr. Grenn, and others. ms was fO
lowed by a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Ives Of Tyckahoe,
from the words found IN I'd Timothy W., Preach the
Word, be instant in season, out Of season. Inc pfnc
were the peculiar privileges of the ministers OF God ana
the duty OF faithfully preaching the Word After the
sermon the Communion administered TO the clergy
mon and aity present, and the Association adjourned
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BrEGEssAt Brooklyn n w. July l3 afera Pro'raeied lHs's
Natl IN o. Burgess aged - yelrS
tn be- dives and friends family respectfully requested to attend
e funeral from bis late residence, No III sandsst On Friday July
IS at O'Clock
Hartford, Conn, papers please copy.
COOPER-At Bergen " j. July r. Florence only child Of william
anil Emma Cooper agei II months and y iays
Funeral the residence her parerb GenwooiaVe 90
Friday, the 18th inst, at O'clock
FOsTER-on wednesday Conant second Of Dr. s. Conant
Poster, aged 10 years and week
FULKERSOS-In Brooklyn July 49, after long and painful ae
David q. Fulkefson, in the 9th year Of bis age
his funeral from the Westinghouse NJ T. Church Friday 18Th inst,
AZ ? D. IN. without further notice.
HOFF-n Hamburg Germany Monday July H. u disease Of hs
heart Hof late OF spleton L. daughter Of And
WohiTa6e, esq, Of hew-fork.
EIRAIN-Suleulv az the reece Marsh ESQ., Mor'own,
Burger agei months II days, Of Robert and
sophia b. Meirain.
Funeral G Eng ewood n j. THURSDAY lih Inst lol Trains
Engegod leave ChamberssL at 4 damages NH be -
Depot Oh arrival Of train.
X-On wednesday the 18th inst dlphhea Lawrence Blmus
months only child Oi the late byron hr and Jun
ette A. Mix Of this city.
The funeral will take place to-day THURSDAY a, from 29l Wea
Fonrth-st friends OF the family invited TO attend
PERRY-At Southport Conn., Monday evening Jny H. Charles Per
aged rs
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited TO ateud
his late residence THURSDAY al p W. without a
her notice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day 7,h month 18Th at bis late red
tene Maclouga David Unierh in the ~ OF his
he funeral at the Friends Meeting House az Chappaqua n T.
sixth day morning. IL A. Carriages will be waiting upon the
arrival Of the train from TwensIt-st Depot Harlem Kali
Dad.
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TILE HEAT-CAsUALTIEs.

The list of casualties from the effect OF the
heat beins 10 increase again. The rain Of "Wednesday
,icbt slightly checked the advancing temperature Tor
the orepart Of yesterday but 1t was hotter than ever
after noon. People must go slow and aVod Stnu'A'ns
rs On this weather The following persons were over
come by the heat yesterday;
,,,noe Kiroo laboTer, aged go OF No 70 Ludlow-sI
Mr. Matilda Perry OF No AS West Forty se'eh'ns''
at Forty hrstst and Thlrd-aye. l., s.,.
Patrick Fitzgcrad Of No l7o Laurensst In Iwen'e'h
ST. '' Jennie Vos6urs Of No. ia Mottst. 10 forsythst
near the BONuTy
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THE NV GovrRNoR OF MONTANA.

Gen. BENJAMIN +. Potts, just confirmed Gov
erpor of Montana won bis military uue III acu'o
service in the late war having entered the volunteer
army as Captain IN the s2d Ohio Infantry ana rose
through successive grades to Brsader"enera' ne Is
i,,catiop. studied law, and admitted TO
80 nor In 1854 In the Sdma year ho was
S,oo,od delecate 10 the Charleston Gonyonton, was
osent ~ Charleston md Baltimore, ana steadlaSty
llartod Sfenbrn A. Douglas Upon the TAN OF sumter
arIiy,co ed vi- roS measures and himseH raised
acomnany He is man OF commanding appearance
aOatir reli-r' able mus .uar strength and energy,
- nnusro Intellectual ability With these QUALITIES
90 unouo.tioucd bravery, lis military career was or
-so Ia chlv crsdit.he one. HIS service was chiefly
60 be West under Grant. and hc marched with sherman
,gn Ia r sea- While he has noe perhaps the faculty OF
nnr personal popularity De inspires c0Ehde"te' anu
III no doubt make an excellent Governor
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WAR NEWS AND THE MARKETS.

The feyerish activity that has characterized
the Gold Exchange and Government bond market since
the receipt Of the threatening intelligence from abroad
has subsidized, aud at p. yesterday afternoon the
Gold Room had again assumed the dizziness that mas
been its only noticeable feature, with few EXCEPTIONS,
since e memorable days Of last September. The Ger
man bankers whose purchases had excited attention me
day before were selling with the same vgor with when
tbev mad purchased apparently satisfied that for the
moment nothing Of consequence would occur ana ther
opinion appeared TO he generally shared by al the ope
rators I'm he ROOM The state of feeling may be c0npre-
bended when the fluctuations Of gold were but one-haf
of one per cent on the Produce Exchange there was
not great deal doing, and the news was regarded as
neScef Although the tables very well attended,
ers appeared, Mcawber like, waiting for something
10 turn up and scrutnized the price OF gOd ana the
news from abroad with curious eyes.
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
nrDp1mcrHG THE cIrT-THE GA'-RuRNER

aEDITRICTING THE CITY--THE GAo-BURNER
JOB.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met yes
Se9day afternoon al President Calvin in the chair
The message Of the Mayor relating TO the redstrictng
o. the city that had been referred 70 Special Commit
Zee the Board Of Aldermen was received ana reiereo
e. Special Committee as also the Aldernanic res
buttons relating 10 the death Of e1AdeIhah F4OiehCc
e'3uuel.
burner and reflector" all the public lamps, al an eA
panse " not more than SIS per lamp, was concuIfed III
g. vote OF IL 10 q Assistant Aldermen PecKef ana Cos
10 voting iu the negative. Resolutions similar 10 thOsS
BtJpted by the Board Of Aldermen relating 10 the dea
OF * Alderman Florence Scanned, were, on nOllOh VI
Assistant Alderman DuTnn, unanimously auopOeu'
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Minister at Washington - Metropolitan Hotel
Judge c. j. Foger Of the Court OF Appeals; ex-senator
logg Of Alabama. - New-York Hotel-Gov. Bowie OF
MARYLAND, Gen. @ II. Fry U. $. A., and Dr. v NJ Fran
els OF Newport =@ Aston Observation-Disclosures
General Randall ===4 Fifth Avenue HOtel-Wam
Mason Of Taunton, Mass. Gen. s. E. Marvin, Albany,
ana j. y Easement OF Ohio. === ST. James HOtfi-EX-
Judge Hale, of Ellzabethtown, n " and Judge Ham
mond OF Maryland. == Coleman House-The Rev: j.
-. BttHger Of Baltimore. -== st. Nicholas HOtel-EX
Gov Gross OF Illinois, j. H. Ramsey, Albany the Hon.
Z. G. Gilman of Iowa, Gen. w. III. Noble, and Col. J. f.
Durham Of Connecticut the Hon. w T.. Denekla OF Ar
kaisas Dr. Thos. f. Green of Georgia j. n McCullough
anu VIM. Mullins, Pittsburgh. == Everett HOuse-CO.
l.. Barbaza and Dr. Fernandez OF Cuba. === BTcvOOrt
House-The MarchiOness of Vilalba OF Spain, F. W.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


ST. LOUIS No. July 3--IObacco Cotton quiet lsdse
Ponr am 6sa - Extra; S50S5 % Or Doue
- 5Oa 80 for Treble Extra; $6a Family Wheat fra;
Spring SOC. No spring s5 No. Red Pail ~ lI9fl loS
70 strictly Prime 81 2a 81 ~ No. White 81 ~ Cooe.
al 3a 81 g. Corn dull declined 3aJc; Mixed, l80c PnHs
White @ae9c Choice ta 81 o. Olts Fat sni declined 2d3 IN
bu Id tg1Or; 51d5c Rye dull al 10c PORK steady &C
go DIV Sailed Sh0ne l2ic Bacon aetve a 1850 ~ Solr
l7Be for Clear Rib Sies 3c for Clear SIDES L cues " l9ee
WHISKY dun al 81 Cattle steady az Hi0 ~ ~ iof PRIME 20
Choice Live Hos steady @30 So Recepts-Fonr 200 bblS
W at, $500 bush Corn, aO0 hub Oa's' |D Oa''i hye IN"
bush
NEwORLE.Ns July 3PonLower grades scaree I'D f oers
ule- dn sup,fue IS. D1ab Exa, q j0 Treble bzin.,
- GA 70 3 Corn dull At I'll 0ji White II 20 bnn ~ Vh
ilay s23. Hams Other articles dI an unchanged tebanSe-
Sterling 1921 223; NesYork 81 Do, premium Cod III a,
NILMSCToS \. G.. Jaiy l3SrHts IuFQfutne yH-t ~ ~
Strained Oher Kinds duL Crude TurpenSHs
ttady at II l1a ~ rs Tar dull Cotton dull
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RAILROAD Accidents.

serious smash-up occurred on the El1e Rail
way at &ddaughs few miles above Port Jerys about
ga u yesterday morning. The second extra OF freight
Grain No &C. eastv ard bound running at good speed ran
into second extra coal train No s. which was standing
~, Tho westward bound track. The engines and several
g.eieIit cars were smashed badly. IL seems thM the
bmn after running the coal train on the westward
bon, track neglected 10 turn the switch back, which
r the freight train when 1t came asng from its track
directly upon The coal train CohsafaDle frelght was
n, ~ might express) bound east TWO houi' ana nall
Tie swit Gilman has been dismissed ~, 1T. ~, %
Ahont q a "a, an Tuesday, nine cars OF traln NO 20
freight and stock were thrown from me track OF Ine
Inc Railway near shOhOa station on lhe OeiSHe ~
vision some injury was uohe " 9V''A' w." Vs. 49,
VToeks1.
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tute presided and made address 10 the scholars The
programme consisted of musical performance Dialogues
and recitations which oil creditably performed
distribution of prizes and certificates was mace 70 lne
cholars for proficiency The first prize consisting 2i
volume OF books was given TO Miss Anna FiXman; MISS
Fannie Leopold received gold medal for genera de
pertinent; Miss Annie Bocke received the Prize Tor
Amelia Enrich and Rebeoca De YOugh, ana 10 Masters
PERTH Rosenberg, Ezekiel Fixman Henry CSasn ana
has been in existence four months.
MORRISANIA.-Wm. Nagee age IA. was sent 70
e s hoaS q nsioge yeIay having stolen ws %
training sent to the County jail At white Plains ore day. for
srp5g Whose Pae ba aPEe' p'oa On hf soes va. I,s
Malsm.
FORDHAM.-on Sunday last a stranger hired
short ie bat forot 10 rs.m H bor on Treay FL tie
sr oa I0py Sa alI y ta M '
PORT JERVIS.-Miss Nicholson. who was burned
suffering
LkS S el e aroI5ies Ice' AZ i
Whereupcn Mr. John Eugr appears ard eomp ns get no
furnished the lamps for ea8 irstead Of Carey VIC
yesterday morning before Police Justice Lo-au Who after bearing The
testimony DISCHARGED the Doctor and ordered the arrest Of Crosby IN
the DoecTs a's,iiants were beliin 800 bali each.
HOB0KEN-William Van SkuyyeT, a truck
loading large bis Yesterday afternoon he lock- FOOT
Of Fifth st. and Tell oil the doca into the river aud was drowned
NEWARK.-The Medical Board of ST. Michaeps
Hospital their report that 10 patients have been
received months which number under treatment,
80 have been enabled to ke for e bestowed aui - ye
died department for The treatment % tie AM ear a l
in February since which time 4 patients have been reaei or ne
whole number Of patients received January v were Catholics
Pronts and freehnke. The Democratic tOIncmen at
night added the Of Alexander Eaon 70 their slate Assistant street
Commissioner. The Republican City Clerk VII De- retained .'lLe
Young Mems Catholic Association made 900 recent eNufon
Henry w. Hun, e jail on Igesy AM has not been he1r i"n ne
approaching Ran the Gevesey Central Railroad
Monday undertook the er foot cauZht be-
the and before could the locomotive upon
her the passed her cutting her quite Her
remains presented horrible appearance.
PATERSON.-At n session Of the Investigating
Committee of the Board OF Chosen Freehoer Of Pac County for
the purpose nqurng alleged frauds erperae by Of the
members Zebuoh Saon who Il said ey drew 81 u" lst year
the treasury refused TO testify John J. Coroan consented 20
evidence provided be would be paid for bis troubles but the Com
m,ee adjourned u Friday before definite action was taken
CLIFTON, N. J.-DuTng the storm Of Tuesday
evening T. Church process erection, blown down. The
contractor although he lost about $1,000 BY The oceu employed
hands yesterday morning and commenced TO rebuild
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LEDEgKRANz SUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL.

4st-f'i- itIA1s4h-'A '@e'~A--
Lion Park was in a blaze q glory last night'
the occasion being the first Summer Nights FesVa'' i
Fle Lederkrauz Society this season. Inc beNiNelu'
Atauaiuo "A if does on the summit Of hill, hung with
anycored Chinese lanterns aud draped with flags OF
a. nations, presented brilliant spectacle ana h"ue
et more enchanting by the gaily dressed throng OF
as thcy vhred through the nazes Of me "a
Tie gas burners OF the BeNldere were deCheu WIN
natural flowers hanging I'm fest0Ons, addhS gISdty 10
fle appearance Of the hail. while the grouhds il it
eted With the rays Of caICium-gt, presented iSteI
CHAT was only eQuaied by the rays OF the moon Vha'
alone over al. ..-,- 49,. 80
programme OF dances dear 70 the Teuonic heart hept
The Young men and maidens busiiy engaged, Ony Tres
passed upon when the Lederkranz, not unnndI OF no
IrJwee made the wodn ring with the songs OF fathe
land. the festival almost exclusively confined 10
Gle menbeT5 OF the LederlTanZ Society.
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CAFSAR-vANDERBT- Tuesday July y a. ne Hence oths
brides father hv tie Rev j. Bggeston d. Hermann D. Caesar
Bremen Germany Ellen eldest dug OF Capt jacob H. Van
derblt Of Glove Hill, Staten Island
DE GROOT-HAWLEY- Rev Mr. Lenon te Ierson o.
United AMI the American Episcopal Church Pas juno
william DeGroot Of Negiok and Elizabeth h, dangntsr
ofthe late Charles Hawley, esq, Of Stamford, Coan
FREDERICK-COLMAN-n Brooklyn. Thursday June 20 BY the
Baker D. D. Charles H. Freek 10 Anna b. daughter
Of John b. Colnan, all Of BrooAy
GIFFoRD-LESsEYOu Saturday JAY the Syeneentbs Zap
Church by the Rev Dr. g. Eke, james v God " jennie
L. Lesssy all Of New.iork City. No cars.
KSOX-THOMAS-On "Wednesday, July G. The residence Of the
brides parents by Prof j. r. W. Sloane D. d. Jaes - hLoh 70
Nary Lilly Thomas, both Of this city,
WtTERMAN-MANAHAN-On Wednesday July H. 81 the residences
ofte BRIDES parents y the Rev Father Mcclure Banar aer
man v Emma l. Manahan. No carts.
M Min Of lfnlrinnea rnst be in10rRad NTH flH
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II appears t4It tEe QUALIFICATIONS arc NOV tNHVI II1I
some " the lis vOuchacd the flesh BY tie police force
OF Nev-YOrk, who, with cOmmeudahle dis rimuatou,
generally arrest the wrong person. One OF the assistant
marshals informed Cen sharpe, few days ago, That he
had some prcudces calculated To unit him FOR h- oce
one of which was against a chasing two blocks on hot
dly by an iratc Hbrrgdu, armed with club. ana the
result, involved by lis ultimate capture q think,
General" he sad that proper presentation OF the
case might endure the chase ard fair ana reasonable
amount of clubbing on the head; expect II from the
Hibernan and expect 10 from TIE clue, but 10 Doe hr,t
walOped and then arrested fOI II Is somewhat severe
especially as find provision Z, it d. my iusfruc-
tions" The General administered some comfort 10 Inc
aged euuncrdtOr.
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FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
Political.
The Dry Goods Trade.
XLIst COngress-2d Ses-
sion.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Cranberry Culture.
News Items for Farmers.
Wood Ashes-their Value
as Manure.
What L Know OF Farm
ing.
Care and the Bacehantes.
Peoples.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Cream of the Farm Jour
mails.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
New-NOrk Cattle Market.
Rca! Estate:
Advertisements.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
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THE Nrw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

IHE NEW 1Ohh pisi<nNbi AAN'N-'"
4, rrn,ed on a large doublemedium sheet making eight
naes OF six broad columns each. II contains Al INC M
nortant Editorials published in TIE DAILY IklBohhi
eXceut tboe of merely local interest; also Literary ana
Scientific Integence; Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books; the Letters from our IA ~
rs ~ correspou dents; the latest news receVeu ~
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts OF NM
world: Summary OF al important intehgence, ~ Of
congress and slate Legislature when In Session. 90 The
Mems; exclusive Reports OF the ffooeeaTr1l about
E,ners, Cub OF the American lpstitutei l1iss
FnnI and other horticultural and Agrcntun nenart
non essential to country res dents Nele3 Gsaeral
Marsat Raports; making IL both for Nafieo s"u WIN
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,yecey an able and popular representative IN enc &
ostrict and sicug ticket generally, which VII PROB
sbly be elected If the renewal Of the liooinS Inv
does not interfere 60 ni,rc their prospects. me I mi
r,ts are counting largely upon this obsacle, anu VII
uS's sS f;ptf I'M he field Allegheny viii be the
hattie ground in Pennsylvania TINS year
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THE TURF.
TIE AURORA RACES.

AURORA, Ont, July 9.-The races over this new
course to-day, having been postponed from
the day preceding account of heavy rains The at
tendance was large and enthusiastic. Betting was
lively The track fair though heavy from its new
ness and the recent rains and the racing was good
Ncttie the famous Queens Platter Of 1851, continued
her victorious career well begun at Whthy, London,
and Hamilton and added triumph over the slashng
Raven 10 her signal victories over Bay jack Bonnie
Braes Rabbit Hash, and Others ana establishing the
fact that the daughter Of Kenneth and the Countess is
bv many pounds the best horse bred in Canada.
The trottng won very easily by Minnie COINS,
Who might at any time have shut out her field mad se
been so Inclined John Bell the Queens Platter OF 1870
made his first appearance since ms VICTORY put doWcu
lis coors Bonnie Braes in good race. The following
6te1 Handicap 500; $50 to secondi mile heats.
Gra9ds b Raven By Falcon years ia pounds
J. W. Robsons b. Macmillan years ~ pounds
Motif. sold in poo,, for 55 Rayea IS the other two, SO
FIRST HeaL-Nettie made play waited on on by Raven,
Woodbridge 9ioe up oi Wnndri1se was finished and
The leaders ran in close company the finish the mare
winning bv a short neck the other pair dstanced. m
mare again cut out the work. Raven at her grths They
ran at fair pace TO the distance, where Raven came
With rush and got his head in front 1t was only for
moment, for the mare, answering het Ilued cad d n
the heat by head.
Tong plate 800 second horses that never beat $780,
MsIets b. h. Black Warrior.
J. Ieiss b. b. AgiiatoT; .'''''''''''''''''''''''
j. Harss b. N. Little Maria ;..............'
e. McCansands b. m. Country Gir................ dr.
Tme-Z:5O 2:5Ol, 1851.
Tn tbe Dools Minnie Collins hot favorite, BACK
Warrior second, the others selling in the HELD There
was good deal OF iOckeyng, false starting, ana protest
ing in this race. Minnie Collins had the first heat al her
own way, and won by ten lengths, the warrior Ning
second to the turn, where Agitator passed MN country
Girl Iamed herself and withdrawn Collins won thc
second heat as easily without break There was so
much scoring in the last heat that the horses were nay
started AT the stand The Warrior favored by the mare
diehness led for short distance, but soon as the
mare settled down she TetOOk the lead, and never was
headed thereafter, winning by iengt'
nh :, s weight for age Province allowed ~
also; SO to second. ., -. ,,o ~ I
G. Gaes b. John Bell by Jack the Barber years loo
by Kenneth aged llO
GrsDds bl b. Raven by Palcan yesn lI'
o. NAA- 80 Time-257
Betting was about evenifanything Johr Ben naVlhs
the call Bonnie Braes led away To the quartei,pOle
when she was passed by John Bell who made goOd run
Ming couple of lengths in advance to the mead OF le
stretch. Here Bonnie Braes came WIN mus od
terined rush. and although once stalled OIL perse'e'eu
and won by a short length IT, ~, g., .orroors,
horses catchweights, for $50 It was Won easily IN
004I by Mr. Willams0ns Nellie, Deatlhg CAprluse' Ao
nest BIackbird, Minnie and Famine
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HgwOKLEANs July 3tot,on dol and lower Mtilng bgtcI
sas 1O bales; net receipts 100 bales; eoastee bates total o
bales; eEpOrs-tO HGyre, 80 bales stock, 6l % bales
SAvAyNAH, Ga July l3Co0n tu, MAILING in the markes
LOx Aiddng 7lc 100 ae receipts 49, bacs; exports
coastwise 2l3 bales stock, g. t3 bales
CHARLESTON s. C., Juy l3Coton steady Mailing, l8 aes
100 bales; receipts lJ3 bales; stock, 595I halgs
EoRFoLK Va july l3Coton quiet Low milling l7lo sals 10
bales; receipts u baes eTportscoaSiso us besi STOCK 3fi
bales
GALVESTON Texas Jolly lCo.ton DOLL ard nmna Good Ordinary
lslc ne, receipts, 40 bales stock, n i58 bales
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OF inc MOth'
FIRST PAGE.
Another Indian Delega-
ton.
Editorial Notes.
News of the Week do
nestle and Foreign.
Outdoor Sports.
Terrible Riot.
The impending War.
SECOND PAGE.
Dickens IN Camp.
Editorial:
Celestial Therapeutics.
saul Among the Proph-
cts.
The Almighty al"
General Notes.
"Ich Bin Dein."
Intended Sale of Charles
Dickens's Property.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Ruskins New Lectures.
Washington Sketches.
THIRD PAGE.
Foreign News:
France.
Turkey.
Home Interests.
il Only.
81. Crispin al Home.
TO the Pacific.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Dcmagogues and the
Army Bill.
Our Finances and Taxes,
Peace or War.
Put Yourself In His
Place.
Southern Prosperity.
The Administration.
The Cuban Indictment.
Tie New Constitution
OF Illinois.
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DR.. sages Catarrh Remedy.s5o TaT ioI an incurasl'
Sold by Druggists BY mail 90 cents pamphlet nee "A
dress Il. V. PERCE, ~ D.. lJ3 Seuecast, Buffalo \. J.
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HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER
SEvYORE. Hour. Their Bar Wipi Hour. Tier Wind.
July Ia 76o 2RE 1000 & ". =
80 5000 w NV II 1872 298 s. w.
REMARKs-YesterdayW "Wednesday, the 18th was a hot
sunny day. The sky very cloudy from midnight to
clear al TO- Fine sunset For the entire "a hours
the neat OF the 18th about the the 18th Note
-l4th, from 10 a. H. 10 II, very cloudy.
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Peteness altogether the valuable interesting and
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published In the world
The Full Reports OF the American Institute FarneD
Club, and the various Agricultural Reports, In each nun
Der are richly worth years subscription.
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runs TO 50 by their opponents To-day they play tho
Nationals Of Washington.
HAYMAKRRs W.. RuCKsKIN.

=, Yesterday, at Gloversville, Fulton County,
the Haymakers of Troy and Buokskn Club Of Gloyers
vile played game the at the close standing 70 to
IL In favor Of the Haymakers.
The Tuttle g. Bailey and Seneca Clubs, jul
Nor organizations, play to-day at the Union Grounds.
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BASEBALL.
EXCELSIOR VS.. ALPHA

very pleasant meeting of the Excelsior ana
ANNA climbs took place yesterday on the Captoihe
grounds A full game played, resulting in the sue
Co.'S OF the ExcelsiOrs, By the following score