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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ......................Arousr

PORT OF NEW Y0BK. ..,,....AuGUsr 10
CLEARED.
Steamship MORO Castle Adams Havana, Atlantic Nal steamship o.
Steamship Rapdan Whitehurs Savannah lg Ton FoL Co.
Steamship AJcmaTie. Couh Norfolk, C.J fVa; an Richmond
OH Dng .on Stc'm s1g Go.
steamship A. {. siiaers. Davis. Philadelphia
Steamship Neeg jr) Gig's Lonion National steamship 20
Steamship Ha,crss Iawreuce, Boston. IL r Dmjck
Steamship c. Com,tock. Drake, Philadelphia.
Rt.smstb sgrib, jones'. Phllierhia 49,,
stes,p CITY o. uor tBr D. uelnoe Liver DOL John G. Dale.
Steamship FrHia Doale Philadelphia Lgrllr4 q msEp Co.
Barr Harry Boe'h, Chase St,tti1 James F. Ward Co
T. Wilton Carver. Cork Tor OId" Carver Barnes.
Nuevo B1ryuen salis Barcelona, Ha-mony's Ne hev
Bark Minnie symous ctOl y. g. Brett Son Co.
Brig sha-ta Browne OSorto Bolland D'arlo1 Z Co.
BHY Laura Gertrude, Risk, Galveston, snow Bnrges
Brig Prudence, Gordon Georgetown, Geo n. Brewer Co.
brig JJyen Edward (span Mares Barcrona L. Prg Co.
Big Bslser BATH Boco isi Toro G. Welse,.
bny Marguerite tLrD G-yn Havana, J. T. Phillips Son
schr Cohstt1ton smith jacksonville, I Warr.u Ray Co.
sclr John F. Chandler Petts Windsor g. d DE Vol Co.
scHf. S.dgsva. Wod Points Pi.ge, Il. J. Weinberg
sc'r T. Blake sheridan, 81 htts. Grand y. lerellT Co
sclr Argra Mitchell, st. John y b., P. J. Seyus Sons
schr Ge-iue, UdCa hOli.terg. Punch hdye a Co.
scln l. Wl.IoI Roberts Neyoega " c. Thomas Holmes Co.
ARRIVED.
strsm.hr Agvris fPr Smith, Ga-UE Juy 2 and Nozzle nth
so Rhine jordan London wight da7s viii mde anl
90 % 4 10 G..areI Mu.urL Co.,
ship Bo5o4l, Bray san Francisco May with md'e to
Russell, Lowe = Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BlsToy. hrr 1Ar,e steamship Gl-urls from NeT.i0Ek
SCI. Is. Ella, ZION u lin,io1.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Iovnov aug 10Th Haalrl In inip F. ci7Gf Capt Web
Saio- July %, touched at Clegn 'ttsr and pro
She Arci. Lns ssutp ra Crt Monroe EevYork July
49, touched a; Aoy..a tu-i4y en- route to Glasgow"
DISASTER.
IoSpoy Aue 10 The hars Lille ~ Of sri Ron Greroe bound TO
with lon, has io5lere on the island Of lg The
''' IFyr Lgt,st slip Ee,rs sec rim PageI
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CARELESS MAGISTRATE REBUKED.

Tie case of Edward Porter, age 10, was
bruobt before JUDGE Barbour in the Superior Court,
Yesterday, on application for his discharge from the
House Of Refuge 20 which he was committed by Judge
STANDBY for yagrlny the warrant reens that he had
broken into a house. His counsel moved Tor ms ds-
CHARGE on Inc ground that the commitment was deet /
i've brcausc IL stated different Ohense rom lhdt
charged In the warrant; and that the c'rcatc OF com
ui;rnenf had not been hrd required by law. Judge
Harbour was compelled to discharge te DO! on tne7,
fcrnlcllitlcs rcmarking, however, mat ne rgfcted
that Justices should be 50 careless ana h"t-e' Oh W ~
dnt'e, in not complying with the neccssaf! oTdies II
making OaC commitments.
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CRIMINAL COUNTS.

Al the Essex Market Police Court Richard smith
Tlua, bowling committed yts;eda ior asehs OhceT
Rtlly Of the Thirteenth Pleauct
Frank Nicolas was arrested Yesterday by Marshal
Keloe general charge Of ccuspnrg 70 sIee csAs A'' n
tar {. mni,.oner Slr.s held blm In +5iOJ bail
David Hilton. charged with smuggling into this
port barrels Of uumsra VAS arfe+ ny
IT, and pu. on bench the Northern Dslrei OF New
Yort Comm. ssoner Osioru held hin in $500 bail
>Ip the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Recorder aeLe George G pleaded guilty 70 charge OF grand lar
oeny suspended John "lnAH, p.lea su 70
ebfge Of grand T,ny sent 10 Tue femtHbary or ~
81 Inn p,es grand larceny State Prison ?. Hannah
wu convicted rbTg GTOssmeye Of 90 State Prison Three
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Warren
Wr.i uas committed yed.y oT enets'oHlg to ohtAH iun.ie
hrsisrthsi under The pfei'nce 'ia
he ~, toc,maI CaluItr, Alson Of No. o Amt ST. '-3.i
at- 10 diane Il Ilae into Abraham lr -ioT'' ~" 10
Nav,r!e ce Halrh l. All Of STEALING d pieces oil s-"A ~o'1
$500 Committed EtlOCt ball
Al the Tombs Police Court, justice Hogan COM
rnl TI.ss Hat.n Charles hnary, 'rsen Tor siea hg
eleitipg ~orb = from Junus smith Of No kihGR Adam
Ilru,oI m striking EIob-n the head WIN clh ang
seous Wound Dtha Csurtae cood who was STSu gu Nrlss
al, f ,slry n from oe Hancock Of tlrda tonm1sd 10
await a TIE complainant sent TO TIE ioe' OF DteAhoa
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DEPARTURE or FogEiGN MAILS.

FRIDAY ArGUsr n.
TIE steamship sailing Saturday does
take the pussau CiIsd Mail"
SATURDAY. AUCUST IL
Mails 'or Euore, via Queenstown ami Liverpool steamship
CITY of Brassc close l1) Sup eEiaFY Mail, on Per
Ne. &, n. r., isciosed AZ li3O p m.
Mails r tie Bremen per steamship Hermann
close NJ l2m.
Mails FOR France via Bres; and Hare stcamhp Vile de Pans
clos, FtI "a, a
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ITO was feet inches in hight and dressed In black
nantaoons plaid vest linen coat and calskn boots He
= supposed to have been victim OF the Wcstnol ex'
r,oscn from the lct that the hair S. scded or ana he
skin burned from one side Of the face. The body Is at
fl,c Brooklyn morgUc, awaiting identification.
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yIyTATVEE ATNtraC.

rses... sos sun 1904 Noon rises ...l23
pAY-Ns.
sandy Hook 4:ll Hell Gate Ferry. $500
hIG y.
Sandy Hook 4.CI Cows Island 4ij Hell Gate Fe o;J|
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a., .,o r.earson Market Police Court Warren
prCIsrONs-AUGusT 10.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge sutherland
sg BaiclJof AlAB sI tos o. ~ " uslehI
BAior administrator etc Pbabe baehASju ts'' fSe's
LAob mel Mem. for ooInssL
Superior Cowt--SDocial 1gm-Bv judge Barbour.
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-Fner 81 Grrlnng Tueher Heots ct A-Orers granted
bebNafu agA FoK-Motop denied sith 3 10 costs
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Otean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
IA COW, LIVERPOOL ara LONDONDERRY
from Pier 20 North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
EXPRESS SfHhNE}3 EXTRA oiEAHHf7.
sy Au, 70 hssYEIA Wednesday. Aug 70
AusTRALlA..sat1rda Aug 10 ALEXANDHIA. Weda g g
Avg = Wclsll7, Au, .
n riay Sent 2DhCAS..... Ved1e-1'y, 'ep'
Eirst Cabin raesage sos $50; nlerneai, 49, Steerss
~ s HENDgESOS BROTHERS, Agents,
Z
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Coruoratlcn Notices.

DL'A"' -' " NE~.YoaE, July 70, lGsL
H-oTTCF pursuant TO the provisions of sub
= 49, ., sctcn Of chsper 574 Laws Of III the Board Of
governing Department OF poeA. hereby ge' nSuee
On ~, - ~ he 1oyemsnt the waterfront Of the City OF New
YorL d.,erunsd upon s Boar were on the I DAY APn
oUts liz OF tae onEng Fund, and re-
@ 49, Hrl ,vpuB " this arn m with eefhcte OF such
.Toog yrttru thereon eonOr win ne aS That 'lh p'ns
S,y between the hour Of 10 sEa il O'Clock M and that
49,. d ,,tsr 9Th DAY Of April lb no wharf pier
% t ar B or an wharf structure or s4pcture can be h-
on built or rebuilt within the terror o. - t'O'-'e1 IL 4Di
mon plans except ~ aeoT4sler '"'Irhth
spe'lA'N NV" '-' JDHE I. AGALN,
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON g. HUNT. Commissioner
IIChARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
! GryvvfrLR KlyE sccreiarY
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III Duty or NsPEeToRs.

Andrew Fletcher testified that he builder Of
seam e. giues and boilers; he had signed the report just
submitted there Was Gn old crack ~ the boiler Of tie
westAeld, which, in his opinion, was started by the
tools Of tie worlgmcn when the boiler was made, and
had been increasing Up TO the time OF the eAIiU-
sion; there was no method hy which the crack could have
been discovered at Che time the boiler was inspected; even
f ti. In-eetnr rad entered the boiler and examined
lie inside the chance Of Lis observing Tic crack was
scarcely one IT, hudIcl; ne Thought however, that ~
duty OF inspectors to examine boiIls Oh tie IL!
side. 49, -. .,-.,
william T. VANDERBILT tc7til q that be was pfaccal
engineer: lie Lad ,ued the report which ht been pre-
seol; the primary of the explosion on the West
q lJ YVES an I'D defect th' boiler he thought that the
pres sure time OF tie explosion cAccthtd u p)uis anu
tAa the steam gauge would have been seen 10 lldcac
tie boiler contained plenty OF Vater AZ engine + Ia The
Criron OF the witness, should Ice in his cncluCruOm
dining the quarter OF hour preceding tie stIIuE or
Ms Loaf: a. q general Iue, tLe engineer should be ia the
cneiucroom at al tunes when there Is steam In tho
boiler
The Board adjourned to 10 a. nj. to-day
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Sales bn Aaftion

4 GEzvIS Atsorcer
EgY BANGS, MERWIN * Co.. Broadway, cor.
- Hs,es II Books Wo Of Ar laney Goods Furniture &c
GEO. 4. LEAVITT q Co. Gate Leayitt,
" SrLr-l Coz. Clinton Hen, Aso-rar For the SAILS b.
Arcroy o. arltFs CoLEoI5Ss OF DoJa PAINTING aRd all
k'r.s OF LfIEEk-I 4R)TI:--Y
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TRAINS LElYE yEw-YoaE .,..,.-,,
h F:ll Mos Ti5io Fas southport wePo. l'o a.
n" Yoi sca a Sor~alk JEz Il:so nj 1915 CI CEI 80
8" To II 5,rs g' Of lios ~ IS 80 $50 stc:3p
Fo Ssn = 5tET g. j a. NJ; 1915 ,1 -:l5, tzIl 3D
- Fox s,aisA AID n,erca,e Slsoa il IN 'i' 2''
r SUNDAY l 5s s aye I a yea s'''-
Boston, va '''' '''.-' coyZLcLiSge T.asAN:
For Boston VIA :, an- '.ii, 2; "a 2 ~ p H.
~, 1 l, va '' ~, ny + .l i45a aal8pr.
POI Ss s H. T. b , !. G.s .sas in @ @ '
FoT Consee.c4 River Ra1slad Ei5 ~ TO Montreal
Fof c5 sal Fp g, e 1, 5i ,5l p n Ials
D. 70 SSH o, ,;15 %, ai ms o. to North
ar 'o5 saa In, .srn an wiIa,a,e aaI f LasbS
Tor 40 Ra.,:oac Railroad ~ IN! p NJ 70 Wa, ,,,r,.
For 6sS6cTy s-I Nor-slk lro ~. ~ 80 p "'
Conro5ls sletgls 's 8? 3 e. % r.. a. ~ ia
3.y Mall rriH OF s.h Line bsassf or '''''' we
i.. s % , a, T, BE, iys, al, ,I2'1 s'
We ao b. Os-s II DE- NssNorS ifSna'r 70
y lea,a5 ID ao no- cal ''s -e 81 F, n 10y : ssg.
NEW-YoRK CENTRiAL RI, MD Nd. j H LIDS,
= q. ~ ~ G n, std 10, ,.i E..rs''
T T sscl cg express, fast ,Ea.a. 'a Dfri's room
eli Il a. I r'' Soracr an W. ,en E12r'a
80 p N; S;.,, 1. from Sevyor % s. Alhsu.
gM F.. p. Ull7e-, With See.igt-s ~ "S',i'NA'
Syr-ces.. Osvero arl Csu.-tiigua 80 81, $500 80 P.s,,s,
pe s,ys,. F. eL6 ~ Chirslo, via BOA H. s. ni NJ I, Ky.
fsi.; tr st. Lsu VI Tao,, snl Louisville via is-'poi' ''
al VIII l'iy Yea az s5 g f,5c.s vita through seeiss
p m r1 a ,'i1 T n.y. roagbiccp., ,raia
G:tsr 7, 1850 as au4 IS p. Pe.ksk;l ir'.as
s ~. an. 1 B. and S S,I ESQ D. 4ss $40 snd ii'o NJ
Saasy Ta rraia.-33o and Ioale, spsaA-s"@'
Poughie'e spSea 9'Ni % sSsCK Gassi Pserger Agnt
Ysv.Yors June 2j ls;L
( NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0(AM, j. tQ cgI ,S OK
~ DEsBKOSSt SI sHd om loot Of p
OF H9ls CosT.-zDf y "a .SS $; $50 Z. go r. 9st
g. va Camden NJ and pm For BAL ~ % ~
wASluNGfON ar IhE WEST va Ba.nT Tara wIsT 30
o.. y Va silver Pa,c attacked TO The p IL WEST
AID Frn through lynch without shns~ s, Pses
Peas '.s. % and rs through New iol. @ n,S9s
Chica4o shoe, change sly. s Cincinnati Louisville 81
ioSa' aSd cie-s roas ea,7ss , I.s '' cDsy
...L lot CoF,ss,.s-, snd ~ a. kSON oa1 sept
SoUTH SIDE RMLRoAD Of 10 Los Nina isl'NND'
- The o ys AZ E ,Sss & lsf' i''
/ cries 4. p,,,torue. eoanec,iug a, BAyloa ,
seoa n h 'as and PAoaOgue by 'sse io SthpenAas
J FRI s r.-s, Excursion.
M Accommodate ioi DAD q, R,lo. far prs
~ - .sa hSa Psehosss BY stage for Bsspot saA ~
! ,,,, rap p.esosus .eesnnodaiOA
20 N ma Bsbylop Aeconncasea
80 80 a.. 10 a NJ AID $50 40 aud 60 =. trains connect
vss sU,.n for h'HPs',s .'f b5 5Ss.I. s...a,.
Fer further particular. se tine table
.Ths sifssDssses psasiae Jsh hL
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NFW-YORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
49, ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,
CONFIRMING MAY y, l,,L


Passenger Station EevYoFk q TTc '-yerthst AL
iOu .th-ave. Entrance on Twenty scTe-..s-
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COURT CALEGDARs-Trs DAY
Oothr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Recorder HAcKBTT-Opeus at
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Gc!p nJIEleo.

OUTDOOR WORK. - Obtaining subscrip
to-s 10 TIE ALDGSE pleasant and reu1neatve Summer
o,-eton me WORT itself nsures respectful reception AMI $
utru TED to educated and respectable pl 9 cny- seDd -
cents sampe and fol iOrmauol 70 JAAo ~ loH Co.,
Publishers. % Luer!st, y y
mo PRINTERS.-Wanle ed, for College
Printing HsH'uy acquainted ~i'h book AMI joy Printing
r1rst ESQ able 10 AMI 10 tie r5nt
patty ulg tac r1up mechanical sBoNlEo a haAn,s. s4t
coeri1y vil ofareI bat only rts OF high moral
e. r. eel a-q AI-.ea., Mia references COilLGA tLEsS,
Box lUJ Tribune CL'e.
r7YPE CASTERS WANTED.-Wanted,o one
or m -oI TYPE CASTERS al NeE-r1aad Tyre FOuHcery
G. aa 6. T..rs., Boston. M.s Also -oct lpe bg-b.rs
ETANTED-A young NAN from IS to -
w yca of m must Be- COOL ptulI7 quick and correct 81 b.
pra. On BE vl parents. the best reference required Address
in ,rl7rl.iaz Of al,tct.- TitIFiC. lr3air O.ce
yJyANTED-LADlES and GENTLEMEN 10
s suh,cdr.rs fJY Cap, CBEer 0oS Liberal nl1cc
elts E1reue a delivery. Ferguson Co'7 tnye'silee
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Gi.Haiicns maateo--1e.nd!c5.

GOOD German Female Servants AZ Mrs. Hlld's
~ rau Iur;c. II Noo between iy.H-in AL Siaaon-'
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G.trationo tDante0-- Gla!c5.

GAEDEEERs SITUATION WANTED by
Young Thoroughly understands tue oas ACES IN ~ several
house sul cold glnenss, also vegetables hhl
o. ~ olis; poiuce the very o OF reference o
former c.rIcu wishing such - sless ioi uite
day. ". r.. % l. Bal.enau Sons. 6l5 Broadway y. J.
CTTTATION WANTED-By a Young Man
- &. EH 10Y low pay Thing WHERE he viii Oe sea-y
e.rr..yeL L..ress PORTER. BIZ io5 Tribune Once
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60 Uhom II mar Concern

yvTRTUOSO-See a GENUINE Autograph
L. tr Washington and Tou viii Aho" ao"' 'H' FAVE '
dres ' IbTUOSO. 1uUlHe Ohce.
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iJrlntlug.

CARROTS, Dcobing, furniture, 81.
WARREN WARD & Co., MAhUfAICE-
w FRS and wholesale and retail tegl m, ID ,-.,,,
EVERY VARIETY OF FIENIIIEb
for Cty and CoaL.ry residence.
~ ~ Nos Is and - Sprng-'t,
Of Crosby.
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SALllNOPE AND ONO PHTrj0,r,- 5;,,,,

,c,r,, -,fi -'D tf LfNE ior o.. .r.H ..f. ~
,,ny y ~. iIl rcs,ei sr+ ~. Ia. r. .- ,.t -
I,h.y tAil ''JAD. Perl As.tl i.sr r-s g. .N %
L-A I'm il q H1-,7 River. easily. PITTS VOW Irni-
1t Of Cor',5if.. 49,, -. Bow c-,y ,si 2. ' A. .la's m
, ~ ~, .s .., u. - ers COZ. lI. DrAt lE -.i
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4 - 80. iifttV.AD OF . f.A. - u fh
- Passenger S5a Ire ,. tot il Sew Yot 5o. of 81, CO.,
Wit TIE .It,re Lt,ssgs a.. ho.i 2. Hfl1,a Jrs.o3
Win ne Leigh an snfGnelaHra d 1-i P.s,c- i t ,
bgn Waller kar0ai eII ~ roHaect on forr s,. ~
hurrh al W ncf. "a 'at ,l.ey 100
yau.aa M keg York fe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-18

New YORK, Aug. t7.-The bodies last found in
the ruins caused by the Jersey City explosion
have been identified as those of Durancy and
MCGEE, the leSsees of the liquor saloon in the
building.
The battery boatmen have declined TO accept
the money given them for their services at the
Westfcld disaster, and it has been turned over
to the relief Of the sufferers now at Bellevue
hospital.
VIM. l.. Barry, first mate of the American
ship Cornet was yesterday committed by Com
missioner Shields in default of $4,000 bail to
await the action of the grand jury on charge
of cruelty to Christian Dahle, seaman, on the
last voyage from San Francisco.
Diedriech Holdgman, a German tobacco broker
at y East Fourth street, came home Monday
night with his skull fractured and several severe
wounds. He was deirious and could give nc
account of himself, and in this condition died
The police are endeayoring to clear up the mys-
terry.
Judge Sutherland has admitted Jacob Wander
bilt, president of the Staten Island ferry com
pany, to bail in $4,000, and Superintendent
Braisted and Engineer Robinson were bailed il
$4,000 each George Law became security fol
all.
The aldermen will meet next Monday, to re
ceive a statement from the mayor in relation tC
the expenses of the city government.
The commissioners of docks this afternoon
denied the application of the New York pier and
warehouse company for lease of water front
from the Battery three thousand feet northward
Steamship Trinidad, intended for the Cuban
coast trade, was launched at Greenpoint, to-day.
The Evening Mail says the United States will
send three cOunselors to the Geneva conference,
and that the parties are in q position to be well
informed on the subject. 1t is stated that both
Judge PierrepOnt and James Wilson of Iowa
have been approached on the subject.
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weather Record

WASHINGTON, Aug III 80 A. M.-SYNoP-
sIs.-The area ofehigh barometer, which was
Wednesday afternoon advancing over WiscOn-
sin, is now over southern Lake Michigan, but
the pressure is lower than yesterday, and very
rapid fall on Lake Superior has commenced to-
day. The low pressure in New York state has
advanced eastward beyond our stations, and
rising barometer prevailed northward and east
of Pennsylvania. The area of low barometer
with indications of a severe storm, as reported
on Wednesday morning, is probably now CEN
trail in southern Florida, but no reports have
been received from that region since yesterday
morning. Light local rains prevailed Wednes-
day night from Alabama to Arkansas and
throughout the Ohio valley, and, later in the
night, on the middle and east Atlantic coast
Cool and clear weather has been generally re.
ported to-day from those regions and nOrthward
to Lake Superior. Heavy fires are reported from
the east of Saginaw bay, with smoke and haze
eastward
PRoBABILITIEs.-A southery wind, with
local storms, is probable for Friday, north and
east of Illinois; clear weather for the interior of
New York and New England tonight, followed
BY cloudy and threatening weather Friday noon
and afternoon. A severe storm is probably adj
yancing northwestward over Florida, which
will bring strong easterly winds and rain to the
south Atlantic coast and nOrtherly winds to
Alabama and Louisiana.
HEAVY STORM.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1.-THE heaviest rain
storm of the season occurred here this after
noon, accompanied by considerable quantity
of hail The thermometer, which had been
ranging all day in the nineties, fell twenty-one
degrees in fifteen minutes.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The Methodists of Warren have Just pur-
chased, at cost of $3.50, one of Jones & Co.
Troy bells, weighing 1885 pounds.
The tailor shop of F. d. Bates, at Blackstone,
was entered on Wednesday evening, and custom
made clothing to considerable amount was
carried away unlawfully.
Mr.. jeremiah Booth, who left Fitchburg a
year ago, has returned from Europe and paid
his partners some $1,000 which went away with
him.
The valuation of Fitchburg for the current
year, is as follows: Personal property $685.
655; real estate, S7,939,31; total valuation,
$l1 OPT 1896: gain from last year of S654, 59S.
The rate of taxation this year is $14.60 per
$1,000; last years rate was $14.S0. The num-
Der of polls this year is 1918, against 324S last
year, showing gain of IS.
Two persons have been shot in East Temple
ton within few days, through carelessness in
handling revolyers. Mr.. F. l.. Sargent received
a spcnt ball in his right thigh while passing
along the street, and boy named Charles Carrie
shot himself in the arm. Neither of the balls
did much harm-hardly enough to moralize
over.
A movement is on foot amongst the citizens
of Athol, to hold grand firemen's muster, open
to both hand and steam fire engines, somewhere
about the middle of next month. A paper has
been circulated among few and will soon be
open to all for subscriptions in aid of the project
and we understand that nearly $500 has been
subscribed towards defraying the expenses.
The camp meeting ground at Sterling juno
ton is receiving new and large accessions by
every train. New tents have been put up for the
Richmond IN. H. society, and the Gardner So
ciety, represented this year for the first time
and the Brookfeld society is putting up new
and more spacious tent in place of their old
one. The societies heretofore represented are
sending along their delegations and putting
their tents in order" as expeditlously as posi-
81 by Sunday next there will DC quite con
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. Ex-senator Morton spoke
in the Temple last night to one of the largest
audiences ever congregaTed in st. Louis. After
referring to the differences which the republicans
have to encounter, because some of its number
were not satisfied without the party enters on
some great reform every day, the senator passed
to the subject of amnesty, and said that one dis
ability remained upon those engaged in the re-
telliou. No man who had taken an oath &c
support the constitution of the United States
and then committed perjury shall be eligible tc
hold Office. JEFF. Davis had as much right tC
vote as any man. The class of men covered by
the 14th amendment does not exceed 10000. As
a member of the senate | never refused to vote
to relieve the disabilities of any man who asked
it over his own signature. The class Of mcT
whom will never vote to relieve, are those
who left the army OF the United States and CON
gress to engage in the rebellion.
He thought Gen. Grants chance a little the
best at present, and denied the assertion tina
President Grant had violated the constitution in
the San Domingo matter. He defended his &C
ton in protecting American interests during the
pending treaty negotiations. He opposed state
sovereignty as taught by the democracy" and
said there was no safety for the people without
a Capitalization power. The greatest idea OF the
republican party was national unity. If we
abandon that, we are not national but simply
an aggregation of independent states, which, at
some time or other, will go to pieces.
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AQUATIC-HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 1.-THE followin!
crews have been entered for the internationa
race on the Both of August: Renforth, England
Prior, Halifax; Barton, Halifax; Biglin, Ney
York; Roche, Halifax; Paris crew, St. John
Taylor-Winship crew, England; seven in all
For the champion scull race: Renforth, Sadie
and Bagnal Of England; Brown of Halifax, anC
Coulter of New York.
THE TURF-KALAMAZoO.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 17.-Premium o
fifteen hundred dollars for horses that haC
never beaten 2:45, mile heats, in harness, bes
three in five. The race was won by Ohio Boy
in three straight heats; time, 231 3-5, 1882 3-5
and 2:33s.
This afternoon about ten thousand persons
were on the grounds
Glass No. s, premium $1,000, for horses that
never beat three minutes: Uncle Abe won the
first AMI second heats; time, 50 :2S IA, and
22S IS. Judge Bingham won the third, fourth
and fifth heats and the race; time, :32, 1926 %
and 80 IA.
Tomorrow will be the last day. There will
two races; the first for horses that have never
beaten 2:40; there are fourteen entries. The
second race will be for six thousand dollars,
open to all. There are six entries: American
Girl, Lucy, Goldsmith Maid, Mathew Smith,
Chicago and James ID. McMann. Lucy is now
owned by Henry G. BARLEY of Milwaukee,
THE TURF-ORONO, ME.
BANGOR, Aug. fiat the Webster trotting
park, OrOno, today, the 2 As purse was won by
Ash Sayage's G. L. Fox, in three. straight heats
time, 2:37, 40, and 2:40I.
In the sweepstakes, Green Mountain Boy,
owned by G. +. Jordan, won the first two heats,
in 2:36 and 2:35. The last three heats aud
the race was won by Sam Jacobs C. z. Trou-
blesome, in 1885,, 2 :37, and 2:3S.