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BANKING AND FINANCIAL,
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA, g
MILES IN LENGTH. NOW NEARLY CON.
JLETED.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA. e95
MILES IN LENGTH. NOW NEARLY CON.
JLETED.
This Conpsry arc now pushing their work for.
ward with great rIpdity, an the entire line nsces-
sarJ To c,nueet ST. LOUIS and 81. Pau Is graded AMI
under contract 20 be finished this season.
The road runs through he richest an most thick.
~ settled portion Of Iowa, aud built IN tAe inleg.
ts;s Of the great Northern systcm OF roads which
centre IL g. Paul The First IOrtga.e Bonds OF
the Company pay Z per cent Gold Interest, iroe of
Government tar, and are issued for the very small
amount Of $4,000 per mite. For the present, the
unsod portion are offered at % and accrued inter.
est. The attention oil investors Is invited TO the
Fact that tie road IL now nearly finished and that
tho Security Is therefore onuued 20 a high rank
We believe thcro Viii be no mole favorable time
to sell Governments aud buy really first class Ran.
ioad Securtios-snch as thoso-than tho present
amer mli examination, We have accepted an
Agency IOr the sale OF the above Fret Mortgage
Bonds aud desire to recommend then 10 our eu,
toners aS thoroughly safe, as well as profitable,
Investment JAY COOKE a co,
~ Wall strns,t New York.
Pamphlets, with map may bs obtained. and sub
scriptions viii be received at the CoMPANY'S
oFFiCEA ~ Pine street, Rev York At onaess o.
Jay COOKE a CO.. New YORK. Philadelphia. and
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The First Ward population celebrated the
Fourth with a programme Of their own arrange
ment. All through the day and evening n Battery
crowded and the river banks lined by those anx.
ious TO see the scrub rowing races Which had been
announced. About d80 o'clock tho Grst race. for
double scull boats IS feet long. came Of. Three
boats were entered by Hennessey and Delaney,
finerty and Neville, and Cummings and,Clearey. !The
course which bad to be rosed was m up and down
one rounding stake boats at either end OF the
three times. making distance Of FIVE miles in all.
Hennessey and Delaney after q ell-contested race,
won by about Is seconds.
A single tculi match followed between Peach well
known In the First Ward, and STRANGER mum oil
BELL, resident OF City Island. The match was for
500 the distance 10 be rowed five miles. twice
around Bedloe's Island end return TO starting point.
The men went 10 work with viii as soon NJ the
start was effected each doing his level best to beat
il adversary. TIE laurels finally taken from
tho First Warder. AZ Bell came IN handsomely lead
ing his opponent several lengths.
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Sprtml 31ptitts.
a BROADeIDE ron UImuI,!s


Incompetence and assurance generally 90 hand IN
hand and OF all the tribe OF pretentous
with which society s uin rted. the unscleatnc "Ined
cine men who attempt TO taInper with tho health OF
the community the moot dangerous and the mos,
lmpuc,nt.
SO muoh by way OF text. Nov for special and mar
tlcular application.
II appears that a muslroorn growth OF so.osed B,,
tiers sprnsinr up under different naaes 10 yariou,
loeAlllles, particularly ~ the Southern and Western
the vendcrs havs hardin God to recon.
mend TO easS'going people upol whom they think they
can impose, ns Substitute for Hos,etter's Stomach
bHes, long reGosn zad by every class ~ tho unrest
ana best medics'ed simulen aud nvigorant the world
affords.
lee material orer larger margin FOR Dront than that
Celebrated tonic RbL hence the anxiety of dollar yor
thp1'ng dealers u ft1 them upon lhc public In IL,
place.
But "forowarned Is Toroarmed" and all pattie,
whom these distinguished O. beings are endeayorIn1
to coax mud rvege INTO sub-rtutius trash for stand
ard lcmcdy are hereby informed Of int selfish ana sor
did motives when undere che repreAentat ms ia aue,
ton.
The great popularity and vast sales Of Hostetter.,
B'uen cannot, VI course be seriously impaired h,
the'e rcSs Of trade" but IA the debitaod ana suf
f''IIg have dir set interest IA tue matter II only an
'c' u common humanity 10 pat them on their guard
"hhAchf Az AlnINHifht,,tiry ;vp.,c,tps
Ihe mvorte preacn tunt OF the n y Medical Uni
'. go ( Hes Oh vKR0rs pIsExsEs{ IL MoYruS
r"'oc'" Unparalleled IN the history OF medicine
h,,,l .or illustrated doscripuye catalogue free.
Folcs1or J. ". COLT amt ASSOCIATES.
OHnib University Place New ! OTA CIV.
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CURIOSIJIES or CRIME.

Frank y Fairfield of 33S Third avenue was last
evening stabbed 10 three places in the DJly b. some
unknown pcrfOn at Joncss Wood.
An unknown woman was found last evening NJ the
corner Of GscCuw ic and Dcy streets sud 'rins from
the effects Of landanum taken with suicidal intent.
James Casey Of Borgen, ". j.. was assaulted by a
man rumed Lchnsor during an ARRAY IN Nollcs's lager
beer saloon. Thru avenue ani Llghtieth street aud
had bis nose bitten OIL
The total nun icr Of prisoners taken to tho
1omhs yesterday wGa IL. No charges were serious
!har'es Behrams. the kecner OF saloon ~ g West
broadway, was ace used Of violation nj the Excise
In opening lis saloon on Sunday. lie bail in $500
James W. Kicks was last evening shot during an
ahrav. In the lef breast. with nfto IN The hands OF
Thomas T.. MathwaV NJ the saloon Of Christian rurnn
l19 CLINTON street Thomas locked M IN the de-
vue Hos pitAi
An alteration occurred last evening in the lager
beer saloon Ct Martin Numbace, 81 Wet Twenty.
tlNth street. between Christian OCkonrode aud IndWg
Moore during which the latter s'fousiv STAINED
w the arm. Moore taken N bellevue EoRpggl aaa
nckenrode locked W In the siAtecnth Ward Police
station,
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JOTTISGs ABOUT TOWN.

Tie Sheridan Circle. y. b., will elect officers ON
Thursday evening at Ill Avenue A.
The General Sheridan Circle OF the r. u. will
meet at III Avenue on Thursday eyeul TO elect OH.
GERS aud transact important business.
An interesting consultation Pame was played re-
Gently between the WillamsbuIeh aud the Downtown
Shets Clubs The former came Oh victorious.
The BODY Of young man was fonnd in the bay,
near FORT Hamilton yesterday, supposed. from letters
be hcLouh laYL
Several boys we're arrested yester lay by the HSsex
MARKET Court Police for airing on pistols and eannons
'epnniAnhao and discharged By Justice Coz.
va bais snkle Of q MArSst street; j. Cosiy, OF
dsnstsis, o. ee at Houston stseeL aud Channli
~ ~ seuth street arrested for having tAeiI HQnor
TIA Con IN AGO eAeA 's 's''~
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ArrINrd-MoNnAY. Jnlr 4.

MONDAY. July Z.
Steamship Geo. Washington. New orleans. ridse ant
pas.
steamship Elton 3. Terry. Newbern md.a ana pass
steamfhip CJ Of Brooklyu Liverpool, md,e. am
pass.
Slhp y and r. Gardncr. Cardif. railway iron.
lark kolua, lquipnc. nitrate OF soda.
lark Ltndesunes =. Shir'ds. coal.
Bark UnlHthea Cnidif railroad iron.
Brig Christian TX. no J1nciro, coffee.
ing inlet Clnk, Cnlberirr, srcar and N GLASSES.
Illg SuNanuc. 81. tEDiN. mUlassos and rum.
ger, &c' -
Also, the usua, river and coas,wlsc vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED oUr
ouHE'sTow''. July ;-Mnnhdttan. New York.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Minnesota men think that Mr. Windsor who was
IN the last house viii DC selected n the Governor has
O vacancy to h
Senator Norton, Of Minnesota, not Morton ns the
telegraph made read last night Is sun very low aud
ut likely 10 recover.
Yesterday, In the Senate, Mr. Conkling battled all
DAY to Try and pass the bill TO prevent and PUNISH fraud
on the katn AlzaLon laws, but the side 49, OF John
Chnaman seemed 10 absorb nearly all the time.
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Rutherford Park Boat CIub.

The Rutherford Park Boating Association he'd
their first annual regatta yesterday tho Passaic
An the were two miles. The judge boat was
near Gardeners villa The first race was Of three
seventeen-feet sinrie.seul shells, IND was won BY
II. II. Xahriskie. Time. 1445 feconh race. three
single souls winner, j Newton titne 1911. Third
race, ttree double sculls winners, A. 4. SWIM aad
II. n. Zihrlskic: time. it52. Fourth race. the F.
vorin Club of ilackensaek In their ho1ts Flyori'a
and Weasel, the former winning In 11J2 The last
and tie Pls.aic OF Passac, and was won by the
former m 1f.5O
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The Feurth Of July in Paris.

PARIS, July 4.-There was meeting Of Ameri-
cans to-day on the ground. Of DIR. Thomas W Evans,
to celebrate the national anniversary. Ex-Gov.
Washburn presided, and remarks were made by
Consu-General Read Cos. Hoffman and Moore. OF
the United States Legation Mr.. Murat Halstead. OF
the Cincinnati Commercial Dr. Evans, and others
Minister WasliburDo was unable 70 DO nresent The
essemb'aye was very large one. The American
club held reeeption during the day, and illumin-
ated their Luilding ut night
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

German, named jacob Vcdder. was struck and
u II thought. fatally injured by passenger tram on
the Hudson River Railroad, near CTotOn station, yes.
terdny morning
The extra freight train on the Harlem Railroad
ran into the mills train az KttOnah station on sunday
evening, and demollshed boiE engines and Lso rnrr
Mt Philahdo hhcuuh of Goldcns BRIDGE. was XII eat,
The engineers aud nromen OF Ootn trHins slightly
injured The accident 10 said 10 have been lie result II
-
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Double Elopemen, In Newark.

Newark, \. J, had double elOpement yester.
ay Herman fkapp, steady German, residing on
Elizabeth street, and In the employ OF John Hens.
Ter, had pretty wife, to whom he had been married
about four years, .nd a bright little boy OF three
kapp and e.oped with her. taking quantity Of cloth.
Ing and 80 % kapp's money. Wiedenmayer's
elopod with hev al the same time. Mr. Knapp AZ once
started In pursuit. sot OF his vita but of h boy and
tb Which he had lost He found that tie lssitfyes
track.
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Tho Robert T.. Lee In Port-Tbe Natebes
Distaneed.

r. LoUIs, July 4.-The steamer Robert Z. Lee
arrived here at lies A, NJ, three days, eighteen
hours and fourteen minutes from New Orleans
beating tho Natehsz's time on her last trip three
h9urs aud forty-lour minutes, and the june, NJ
WHITES famous time tour hours and forty
i've minutes. The N tchez was dotSinSd
by heavy fog below Grand Tower. one
hundred and twenty miles ow here on d did mai
pass that Doint until $50 A. NJ. NV
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hours or LEISURE.

The Engineers Protective Union rnve their second
tCrday.
Tho jerome Club cnjoyed their third nnnu1l picnic
ara moo nlrht festival at snlzers Fast River srk yea
.erday. SIX thousand ylitors wers present.
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MONDAY, july +-P. M.-1he national holiday
has been closely observed wa street. una there was
no business executed song hankers or stock oucr
Sors TIE various financial Institutions weiu clio. cd
ana I'll" stieet reflected the QuieI of SUNDAY. Usually
"HtneFer holiday II recorded IN Wall ttreel, a !cw
cnttrgrifInr IdvidnnlE seek 20 take sdyantaru u the
absence 81 gfH1ihe dealers to make market On Wllch
fut'cqneni Operations can he successfully based but
to-day We gfe happy 10 chronicle entire aDscrcr OF
any respectable parties who possessed elthe. nnJence
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The Unions Of horrisnnia we're defeated by the
oympics OF Warrington yesterday. The score was u
TO ..
The match game OF base bali 1t New Haven yes.
favor Of the former, "a 10 "a
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE 0REAr OCEAN YACHT RACE
THE ENGLISH YHCHr AHEAD.

\
The start from Daunt's Rockville Cambria
Passes the Dauntiess-Thc betting Una
sualIy spirited.
QUEENSTOWN, July 4.-The yachts Cambria
and D1unt'ess have, started on their ocean race.
They reached Daunts Rock in tow at O'Clock this
afternoon where they found the yachts Sappho and
CIV endoln awaiting them. The weather was hne,
and a strong w. by N. breeze was blowing
At $3.50 p NJ the nrst gun was fired, and the
Cambria and Dauntlcss dropped OF from their tugs
Five minutes uftervard the Dauntlcss shot ahead,
kecring the lead for twenty miles, when the Cam.
bria tackled with the wind, and seemed to get
nhead ~ the Diuniless. Toe wind had changed
and wa strong irnm The southwest. The general
opinion 10. that With quet and favorng wind,
the American will win the rice but n the weather
tain. Much interest IL felt In the contest, aud the
betting on the result is active.
ANOTHER REPORT.
Both yachts started under mainsaiI foresaiIs and
llbe, tie Cambria carrying In addition Der gnh top
sliL The Cambria was placed n cables length on
Tue weather quarter OF the American.
Both started on the starboard tack. The Cambria
sailed badly, ana the Dauntless made much ieeway
plratnn oil twenty minutes tho Cambria went round
on the port tack.
The Dauntless held on the siarboard tack ave
minutes longer and then followed tho Euglisbman
The weather now became thick, and when las, seen
ue cambria had again crossed the Dnuntless. Tho
mer appeared to he tire fas est Of the Two, but the
cambria showed better weather!y qualities.
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Let the House Try the New York Custom
House.

In the House yesterday, Ut. Harris offered
resolution calling upon the Secretary OF the Irel
tury fr Information relating to the removal OF
james II. Casey, Collector OF Customs at New Or.
leans also, concerning tue mana"ement OF the Gus.
tom House in each month from 1888, aud the amount
VI Imports and expOrts since TIM period AdOplod
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Boy Thirteen Years ola Turus Highway
marble Tries his skill on Foreigner
His Past Record ne n Younr Brave.

His Past Record ne n Young Brave.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon youth
thirteen years ofaro named John uaypole. residing
on Jersey Cty Feights, YVES arrested on charge Of
being one OF trio who presented loaded double
barroled pistol al the head OF Italian boy named
John Anton, and then rified his pockets of hty
cents, all the money lie had. The boy Anton, who
resides at II Baxter street, New York. was
coming down tile ravno north of the hundred steps
when tie prisoner came up and scizing him by tho
throat, held the pistol TO his head while his
fcderltes rned his pockets. and q citizen who
CHANGED to he near at hand succeeded In capturing
Clavpole Upon being taken before Recorder PoDo
Of Hoboken. the Young hiRhwavnan admitted that
he was convicted and imprisoned about two years
ago for burOlarv. and that he has a brother now
serving out term In the State prison for horse.
stealing. He was remanded for examination.
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AZ the hour appointed the President and his part,

went upon the plat
form, Senator Buck
ingham occupying tie
cliuir. esia emit
Grant sat ut the right
Of the { hartman. and
B1ron CalacaIy, Gen.
GOrlon, Gov. Jewell,
Gen. Pleasanton, and
Gen. lIawley on his
LEFT. Senator Buck.
ingham briefly intro
duced Gen. Grant.
whcroupOn the Oand
played. Then tho De-
cluration OF 1ndcpen-
dcnce WAS read, AID
Gen. WoodiOrd spoke
n piece which was
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FLASHES IRON THE OCEAN oInLEs.

stephen Blaire. prominent Free mas IN, is dead.
IL Il thought the debate on inialbilliy will close
before the 10Th inst.
Prince NaDoloon viii 60 TO Greenland after he has
had enough OF Norway.
Nessrs Wells and Ansdeu rc,lace Mac lie md
CTcsv ok In toe ROYAL Academy.
Tie lu.rerial Court IL in mourning to-day for the
death OF jerome Donaparte.
Bafing Brother. advertise the issue of Daitinorc
and ono Railroad sterling bonds.
Earl Granville is amounted 10 the Foreign Ofico.
ana the Far OF Kimberley to the Colonial.
Disturbances occurred In front OF the Cariist cub
nom nnS IN ngh fiie arms wers dscaarred
rests have been made.
Thirty years ago yesterday the steamship Britain.
urAmcrica Tie tmpnina NJ vSr,oI W. Ea,ig p
GRATED in eonmenoratiOn OF the eN tat.
horrible trace " Is reported In Seville. A Gvp.
his VIE. rrt KILLED the woman and her child and then
" a'sinltcl inc ofccr. accompanying his reyer 20
WIN clrcuuisiHnces Of unusual atrOcity.
The Gcumcnical Council on Saturday voted on
ana adopted the fora NJ The preface ana ciarters
nnt H. Of th' HcheDa 81 prim1cy and mnli ity.
Ihr tNiiem" ratTans ut infalliDy refuse rcncede
hny aiterainus, aud armand an Immediate vote
snoulh The opposition remain Ohst,nate and prevent
month lOnger.
The ground for the last prosecution agatns, the
s,ome IN article declaring tait LORD Clarendon,
made mac, loan Of 500 10 the Emperor Napoleon. who
was then iIeseent OF the Republic, for whirh accom-.
WAS consideraiion. that tie storv Is fahricatiS% /.
tenant OF Ireland. ~
According to the LONDON TInes. American rail.
huyers. city and STATE bonds nre being Irei Those ~
,e Guy OF say innah have ncen intro ncrd and Others
follow TO The extent OF few niiions, % per cent
nterIst The writer adds that the transactions ~ tho
oriaw, account the Act that Sew York CITY BONDS
can End no home market.
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Arrest Of tho Brothers Seitz, the sonth
Street Dcfiultcrs.

LONDON, July 4.-The brothers Seitzs, tobac-
canists. Of New York, were arrested on board the
steamer Ottawa on her orrival from Quebec. They
are charged With forgery. Arms were found GA
their -"
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Business Hotties.

The Prct;icst Woman in New YORK.. Mis-
X, well known In fashionable society Tor hs
dis'iT0Ue appearance and beautiful complex ion wa
once saow. rough skinned girl chagrncd at her rec
ueckicd face She pitched into Iiagan's MagnoiI
Balm, and Ia now ~ pretty In complexion as she 4
charming In manners. This article ovcrromcs frecke,
tan, saowness. moth-patches. rinc .mnrks. &c, an
makes look ten years younger than they are Mag
nolia Balm for transparent complexion and Lyon
hathairon 70 make tho hair plentiful, In xurant sou
and delicate nave no rivals. The Kathairon prevenu
The hair nom turning gray. cradicaes dandru and
the best ana cheapest dressing IN the world.
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thSre MI, j. Green. Eckford Club.
Scorers-Rvers and Jones.
Time Of GHmc, houls and Is minutes,
Today Rose Hin and Harvard Colleges at Newhayen,
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This t~ free country. ana II pcNp.c like to use
hsm c"iorins compositions rll u ART, they have
ig, 10 40 to but reason suggests thst when Pm llon
Nhh or salvation for The Hair -leiiucd, sweet and
lleAsAnt-can DC OhlAIncd al every drug store none
put lhv unrehnea WIN use any OtIor.-ALe.
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wsshineton: the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
ana bankfns houses % uowBs o MACY, New
York w. B. slIATTUUK,
Treasurer.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Eu,lursed nv

hIUHT FEH UkNT. GOLD BONDS.
Eadursed by
STATE OF Al ABArA.
Price, % and accrued interest.
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
stricted by law and surrounded BY guarantee. that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open Its valuable Connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within A
year to Eufaula. Its nu1nces are in excellent condi
tion, and IL has during the last year boon making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as n cheap and well.
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE g. co, % Nassau st.
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What other Remedies may hive failed q
DO nELMBoLD's BuclU surely acoomplshes. Tho pen
feet reftoraion TO heath Of those suffering fom dis.
eases OF the blad Yer, kidneys. urinary and gental
organs by this medicinal preparations, a fact not Il
be ulsputed
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What they Say Of Mr. Motley I'm England.

LoNnoS, July A correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian predicts the early recsll OF Minis
ter Motley ON the ground that bis inactivity dofers
the adjustment of the Alaoana question.
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DIED.

good habit once fixed isinvaipabIe.B Brush
lOnr tocth dailY, and nc LyOn,h IoOl. Ilheta.
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NARISE INTELLIGENCE

MiNIATrRB ALNANAO-Tuts DAY.
Fun rtscs.s..f NiiSun sets ....i 81 Moon sets ..u
HIGu wATgR--THts DAY.
Sandy Hook. ii O. Gov leland IL Is ucll Gdte.. 20
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yeoresu fton %. svrovnSiss esutry. IN.
dresses Of some Of the lssss we're amer Tho
LATEST FASHIONS
Of TIE year 17a8. Tho presence 81 large pnmber
OF modern tolks IRON New London and Norwich
Of having gone back 70 the iniunt days Of the Re
public
rHE PRESIDENT on rHr PLATFORM.
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To say that this il hot weather would be- very
tlpernn0us; for every knows IT, To saw n Al
knorrsnminrr styles are beautiful IL verv sprrilnu a.
hlsni Tor every one knows that also. lit then no
h"lm can arse IN taikDg about Knox : has IN the
,onuhtV. fomo good may be dOnC-yond not only to
hnoh, nat good TO hat hlyers. We viii draw our ser.
mon TO close by advising readers Il they rally
desire something neat and tasty In the hat line To Al
on Knox lie su!Is us patrons In every particular
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g Gsr Rh',G ks nFrfFf r6ii nS tn III
able and harmless sold by druggste Depot 80 Bond SC
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TUE SNOW AT WOODSTOCK. loudly patri0tie aud
rhetorical, snd was also loudly applauded, az IL well
deserved to be.
Tie Rev Henry Ward Beecher then talked lit
tie He fattered tile Russian Government a great
deal, aud said good word for Gen, Grant. aud
slapped Great Britain In the face, and tickled the
great American eagle under the wings aud patted
tie President on tie shoulder ind oulogized West
Point, and praised the great American people, and
put in another gooa word for the President, ana
han
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERCI1L.

Bfrgains In Washes, Jewelry and snyerware =
y. III. JOHNSTON kobnEon, l5J UoWcry.-Ade
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EVEN IN Tus FACE OF TIE PRESIDENT.

ventured the hope that struggling Cuba might vet
whip Snnin out Of Ter boots. With another put
OF tue President Mr.. Beecler closed amid enthu-
siastic cheers, and The band played.
Then forth came 3nrop Cuacnza at tho call Of the
crowd, and bowed his thanks Tor the cheers of.
Tered 10 his Government.
Gen. Butler was introduced. and in n remarkably
chaste Grafton expressed the unanimous sentiment
OF the great American people relative TO all SUBJECTS
connected With modern civilization. Then tho great
Gilmore's band played
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This was match between O. A. uinkoki black rom
mare EdnA gnd Il. DLIiciss hay gul,ing Hatcher Boy
Tor sloQ mle he e. three IN nve IN haruess Eana won
In ihrsA stJsAsbt haais. rlna- IN 80 a.plx -
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In thk inning the Western club again ali TO
the bat ave runs being scored Of which Pinkham made
a ONE ru The Atlnntics Iuade two more. whom the
Wlte stockings for the ninth and last time went To the
nat Mood, tnlhhert, ana Trncey. the only men woo
nhde I'd 'r bases. made Iuns. while Fynu MeyeTle aud
traVeT W re put ont. The excitement now MI
over rs tue ANancs were eight runs ahead, 10 which,
however, Chnnman ana Hall rdded Two more and the
game finished with the 70 10 70. The following Is
the full