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OF IHB
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD co.,

Coupon Or Registered by Legislature Of Connecticut made free Of
al state 1seyn per interest," payable January and Ju IN New
York Thg have The subscribed capital stock Of Tie
Comuany il 00 al q which except $4,000 has been pail
cash Of this $4,000 has been subscribed and paid By the City y
liar ford Tie mortgage made in trus; the Treasurer Of the se
The bonds registered the Oee Of the Controller Of The state a.
outeeI by him and BY Of the Charter only be DE-
Hvcred By Company the proportion OF $1,000 eone' f
$4,000 ea previously expended the construction Of the rosL
TIE road rom Hartford where connects With the whole View
England system railroads westerly Msron the Ee"'fors
sat line where with The Harlem Road north AMI SOUTH
with the Duehess Columbia Fhkn completed With the
Pouckeepe aud PougEeepe 20 be fnshed in July and
with the Rondut Road 70 be built opening dec
connection supplies Of the PeuusylVan Coal Company and
the Delaware Hudson Canal Company vide field for business
opers By ia numerous and River connections supplying The
country with eo mher grain cattle and batstnf from the west
and returning ron marble and the manufacturing products oil oe
many thrifty town. along it, line
grading complete part Of the iron purchased ana aeA
lavng commence tie condition Of The bed will PERMIT
I'll character Of the among whom are Hon. WILLIAM d.
BARNUM e1-Gov HoLLEY. GEORGE ~ BARTHOLOMEW esq
and JAMES GOODWIN guarantee that the enterprise vi" Oe
carried through 10 substantial and economical manner
The n &c bonds 30 cent and accrued interest
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nrrrALo LIVE STOCK MARKET-AFnII q.

Ce-e receipts for the week O can against 400 sane day Of
lsst The urfet closing d1. sales III Missouri steer ranging
Gor 81 N 10 943 H. at - goa - & and u Illinois sees o 70
Al 90 SheepThe market j. tim lu no transact ioA gong
~ In fr.t hands Hogs duh and declining; sales were
~ lO5 head al 7i 90 head At - 81 aud 81 bead al 10
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Oriental Savings Bank
Chances for Dusiness mcn.

A WELL-KNOWN Importer of FRENCH and
"A German would Ike adj to bis business the Ageney o
Cod. The best Of furnished
A5lrss NJ BROTHERS, P. o. Box OF, n y
A good second mortgage wantedin for mar6les
n man Afrr.s marble WORKS o Boz 30 NJ
TOR SALE "A PRINTING ESTABLISH
NRST coplets n al partcuars l. OSers chang 70 sArt
busess Rverv possible thing upon the premises % et pr
the bet vel
vaev OF work Further particalars a. the once
r. Sl 49,, ~ GARRBT bergen, Assignee.
nor SALE-TerritOrial Rights for an 'lmple-
,, ~ Agrur,l orr suited Tor road; already intro
dce 10 H. market thoroughly tested md Sth highest rerenss
one going 10 vel with this Would ehcahse ot ANU NJ
dress H.. Isl. Tribune Dice
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Gituations Uanteo- Alales.

A GENTLEMAN leaving for Europe iI lky,s 10
n end GOOD PLACE Tor vcri reliable rlmtrt4 ''A'
Appl- to s. AID o. Worth-st, az stairs. .
LARM HANDS, q Rowing rrelr--rlEhCSlL ..S ~
i 90 have constantly hand Grstets Sve 20 I''-1-' '
English; Mechanics. Coachmen and GaTlenTr A.
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a.. O., y, Eis.Wanted, position as Bookkeeper
a. "es or Ood hous by party thoroughly posted In
h'@~ bfsl o. fesrsnre Address w. l. j. Boz ri 20
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Situations Uanteo-- females.

4 LARGE number of 1rst-class sEky AN 80,
= y, i2 2 81 P''F r,-sree on Fst-st Mra LOWE.
EIRST-CLASS Female Servants, supplied by
PIERCE Co Bowling green. Grelons and ohrr selo-s
from Aine lean English scotch Gcrman, sretet lnsh
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hllds
German Institute NoTos between Rsaln al stanton s
XXTANTED-A SITUATION by Il DRESS
w MAKER that understands aud fitting IN hrsss
0m Can be hired By week Cal ioF one weeA al ~ O0
nelia-st, house, hrs toor
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The enerry with which the building Of the


NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD
il benc uushed forward is an added guaranty of its
early completion and wise management. At the
present date the grading is nearly finished for 266
miles from Lake Superior through Central Mime
sota. 10 the eastern border of Dakota; trains are
running over 100 miles Of completed track; the Mis-
essipui River is bndged at BraineTd and once more
ioined 10 the Lakes by rail, and track-laying is
rapidly progressing westward. BY September next
trains will run 10 the Red River and the grading viii
probably be far advanced toward the Great Bend Of
the Missouri River IN Central Dakota.
In the mean time work has been commenced the
present season on the Pacific Coast large force Of
men j. READY employed in the valley of the Colum-
ma River. in Washington Territory, and hereafter
the work Of construction will be pushed both east
ward and westward toward the center with such IA
pidy as the best interests Of the Road may justify.
Including its purchase Of the ST. Paul and Pacific
Road, the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
has 43 Miles Of Road now IN operation and before
The close Of the present season the length of finished
track VIII be at least so miles. The new highway
10 the Pacific is being constructed at the lowest cost
compatible with hrst-cass work.
Thu BoNDs OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COmpany are secured by first mortgage on all Of
the property Of the Road. including the enormous
land grants of the Government The principal is pay
able in gold and the bonds are at all times receivable
at lOper cent premium for the lands Of the Company
They bear Serep and droeteahs per cent intaest-pay-
aJL in god-semi annually and are offered to pur-
chasers at par and accrued interest.
For sale by JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington.
See man Of tle road in Thursday'- THrRT-<E
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49,, AZ d cell bot pees sssdf. On sote,,
- te market corthtes mtrlCli sars 4gs Ia. d 0g
,-.,,t u 1 ~ -" for eIpoL ~ o Consumption 81 Tor
- ol afo ~ trdnft8 For fixture delyery , - 80,
~ - taes tr Ami a. "a. alte 30 Tor Ma al Ia
It, uIt a. lFtc; 90 for July AZ 81, 0fc Tor Asgast ~
is1N az 800 Tor Apu Al ~ afic 4U for MAJ Al lti a.
- ~ gant AZ Ili Qliie. We anale. = '1-I'Icl
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See map Of Tie road in Thursdays TRIBUNE.

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an ncOrpo-
rated bank No. 30 Wall-st, New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
Their money and having il at all times subject to
check on demand, can do so by depOsitng with this
Banking House. which allows Interest on the entire
oaly balances at the rate Of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, with
immediate returns, al the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE OF SALE Of Stocks Bonds
OF Gold promptly executed.
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Driniiue.

WIN. EVERDELB' SONS, lOi Fulton;sG sv1
w LirHOCRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS =,
VOIR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCES
4 IOI'rKFL - Halsu-ans AL kiah sfAllVNbai fhlNs
ING and BLANK BOOKS. At low prees
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flour AND MEAI-Te only Imit.d der.snd for Flour
good Shipping brands Tsde Family
grades quiet hu fe
the low grades Shipping Extras Family
were dull and heavy sales .4o hhk. We Quoe:
Sour bb. Is IS 90 Ohio IS 1Od SIS ~
No. ......s......,, 250 s. Ohio Roundhoop. kr
Supernne.......... go tShppngl..... 100 "
State EItra brandt. Ohio Trade brd 40G So
State Fancy dO.l..... 6 ?S1 o. White Wheat. Extra
Nestn Shipping Ext Ohio Ind and Mich GOA 20
Good 10 choice Spnng Double Extra do do. e1d : 10
Wheat EIs.... 301 IS ST. Louis Single E1ts 20d -
Minnesota Iowa EI 551 IS Louis Double Ext l0d ~
kxtra Amber iniianG louis Triple KIT OOd ~ ~
Mieh... 25d brands S0d q %
Southern Flour limited demand there to sell
Family grades hrm sales 40 bbls We quote
Bait Alex and Ge0rgetown. miIei good IS $50 fe
BALI. AleI. and Georgetown. BItra and Family. pa 20
Fredericksburg and Petersburg Country 8S0 50
Richmond Country, Extra $50 IS
Delaware Iva
Tennessee EItrA and Family 25d IS
Rye Flour m the market closes quiet but steady sales 80 bb
We quote:
we.tern 2Od - IS State and Penn. IS ass 90
Meal moderate demand; $50 bills. We quote
Meal 80 IS IS Corn Meal Brue. - 25d - 81
Meal 30 ~ G. Meal Brve 20 W6 20 20
Corn Meslwest W. 80 a 65l
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~ ll Incel y 'F0'''V O' H1IIIff 9Tt Irn All %
As'DLEh are quet bot urslterel W. auots;
ft~n I%1If OI.....!1 as eteuu Pst-ut Lie pJ
sys1 fssnt Ji -, - - ~ l-lss .:....:.3s Gl0
WV fSSAi AaeTs.,..s9 $50 COs l6o.-..-... "a a2a
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TIHE LARGEST and EST.oRGANIZED0
Il ENGLISH TRAVELLING MENAGERtE ~ The OklD FOX
IMMEDIATE DIsPOsAL-To SPbCgLAfOks CAPi ale = $40
consists Of II OF the reSsst cc
,rsg i-avp camss and cromesres godeo
ebs Irawu bv elephants Orn most gorgeous pro-
c m o-s.. x harness match, elephants and ayes pen
al ge eoui. tigers y Of toe finest ye'nnS oi eei
seer c,es monster polar bear hall tul weight giant b so
i ilaars panther. leopars wolves sot- bens Of a. Ahl
Fine male gnu, yak. nylshaus bufaios H', to.n =. s3
Isn.s ava Of foreign hris With host - other ny Ana
Ag@ps ap new cos o Just mace nat "a nt ien
Gufn Tent wagon u1phtla HMs posters
o eus Itbosraphs everything ueces ir cry Oh s9n
Present proprietor retiring from business goe ne bts o.ts
animals Thcl are without ~
s ever seen In ang BIOLOGICAL 10 the world s1c an oppof
tuuitv been offered before %,
A5iress for further psrcuar which must be made ny pns ~
hsir soctor. 10 Mr & BIRCHALL 2il CrownsL, Liverpool
vyANTED-S60.OO0 in a RING
buues enlarged 10 slor Tine 80 ~ 70 pay
prost OF So per annually Address B. Inhune once
XVANTED-A PARTNER with. S5OWO or
w $4,000 either special OF general m 4 irSe G .s
Address H. boz ~ als once
n. = Onn "A SPECIAL or GENERAL
SO,UUU. PARrNER WAITED s'A saI s,
.si1bls he and pro- table MANLFANlbhlN" DO''-'l H''
H. G. Box no. Tribune Once
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OFFERS


hnl AZ butiEV'hf s'e
,bre bu from aud from Pulls a every e.
yu.ee Of railroad and traffic coal on and lumber AZ the Low
inhabitants. ani popuatrn Oxen
hem laul bungs Low cordial welcome ana oter inou
menus ''' e n. sLEEPgR,
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yC1F LARGEST and BEST-ORGANIZED

CTEAMBOAT for SALE or CHARTER
- Steamer STANFORD complete and rssdy ir r'se App'
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DYBwOODS-Logwood Is steady hr equssi Jamaica
nominal at so gold Other kinds quiet prices uncaug
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> shed Iouse staining from WHOA three part
mes have ecesfay retnd manufacturing their own good of
I irteres, Ul twenty-five thousand dollars with ample
scntv: euamnei yield income Il not less tan @3O per
,unum. Address g. 2. o. Box ga. n T. CITY.
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LOCAL n e " s.
Condensed Loc al<
ftnl nG not
ono So cd ncbly yc-sevday;

Piping hot
OlO sol Old ncbly vc-rcrday.
Ano- her bad DAY Ior pST,er dickeyS
jude Srell Y n he h ok in feN DAYS
Rev. c. Z. Doyni IN has returned IRON he
srmmer n.
A ,rcat rear-Shapcd SPOT, forty tbouSand npcs
lone, : now % be oh .eryed on lhe sun. 10 ~
A-tu that IL can be cen without a telescope
- ough a dark-coi0red gle =.
"A low minded burglar entered Wagucrs shoe
. ne, nc.r he corner OF and 18th strcefS. last
n'cht, ard appropriated NO Pairs Of boots and
John Collins, marine was arrested last night
~ Tue corner Of icth street aud PENNSYLVANIA
svSnne, ON charge OF dc.er,iOn and resisting q
police Officer.
Poundmsster wheelcck hes IN charge 2 -oafs.
~ Dogs cows, hor.Cs, COO q; ala OF which
Wall be odd az the pound neNt wednesday M NOT
redeemed See advert merit
man named Daniel SwCeny IVES arrested
y -terday, .or leading mob IN an attempt 10
lcscue COWS f..ken mp by the poundmaster- He
WIS hnod S25 by Judge Gray, OF the Police
The payment OF wages due labouers nv the
Board % Public Works for June and July com
menced NJ Their ofice to-day, and win be com
plesed ON Monday. The payments to-day are fOt
work done IN the fLst, Second. and Third
We'ds. ON Nor day the labOrers OF the Fourth,
IF 4, SiA.h and Seventh WARDS win be paid
The amount q he d'sbursed for this payment
v DC about Sl2,C0O.
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TEE INTERNAL REVENUE MUDDLE.-A cor
respondent Nfat.ng ION Sarat )ga % a New York
paper Gays:
MceiPg General Babcock here I asked:
What MI the Pr sident do in regard 70 the
Plea IN )n-Douswel imbroglio? 20
General Babcock replied: This action OF
General Plee ont1n in refusing 20 resign, but
choosing ID make a dead tssue against the Prcsi-
dent and Mr.. Boutwell, to, has capsed the Pre-, a.
dent good deal Of solicitude- PleasOntOn Is a
cle Innate Of Grants and the General, out Of
pure II iendst.p, appointed him rs Internal Reve-
nue. Comm ssioner, against the wishes OF his
Cthe Presadent's) frienos, and against a tremen-
ection Of General Pleasonton in disobeying the
superior commands Of Mr.. Boutwell, Is deemed
IN Presloentla circles, unwarranted, unmilirary
for West Pointer, and an action which nasf
force the President, in the interest OF discipline
IN the civil sers ice, - sssnd by the superior on
Ger and force General Pleasonton out Of the ser
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ALEXANDER AND EUGFNIE.
Int erSsting Chapter I'm the Eecret Hts.
tory Of the l. ate Europcsu war.
TEVm LOnO0H.
The DbIC OF ArgOT - Tom Huokes IN
THE wFsTFIELD DISASTER

me Suetah hntC htS-Ah lOu IL Tumr a..
Z NEW YORK, Aug. Sat tire ,sumed inyesti-
gatson this morning int) the Wc-tield DIS ster,
David Anderson an engineer, stated his belief
that the boiler was wrenched asunder lore and
by pre-. sure of over fliy pounds. There was
no want of water.
Charles II. Hasmer, an engineer, was Of the
opinion that ii burst at the pre- sure indicated
twenty-seven pOunds-cOmmenc at a weak
point, where an old crack existed in a sheet of
iron highly chrystalized-that is, inferior iron for
that purpose. The crack could not have been
detected at the last inspection.
Levy +. Smith, of Philadelphia, created
amusement by his evidence. He believed the
explosion was caused by the ieniting Of gas in
the boiler, He believes team IS gas. When
asked what other gas was in the boHer, he said
it might have been oxygen.
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
NEW YoRE, Aug. 5.-Otta Greensmet, r
SIDING in Jersey City, diedt1-day, victim Of the
We"tteld Disaster.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-George EIsaes5er, az 4
thirty-seyen, victim of the Westfeld disaster,
died to-day.
THE CoEoNRRis INQUEST.
Coroner Keenan, will commence an inquest
into the Westfeld disaster next week i'm the
chamber of the board of assistant aldermen
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Canadian Authorities After the Cuban
EilIihuSfRra

MONTREAL, August 5.-The enlistments here
for the Cuban Insurgents constitutes the excite
ment of the hour. especially since the sudden
check administered ID the leading promoters OF
the enterprise. Yesterday, two Quebec fill
busters, named Generaux and Msrtineau
"peached" on their comrade fllibusters of Mon
real, and on application Of the Spanish consul
at Quebec, on their Informing, Judge Doucet
apprehension of Major VIM. Robinson and Jas.
y. Sternes, both members of the Prince of
wales Rifles here. The cases were brought
before the police, when Sternes was held for
further evidence, and Major Robinson admitted
to bail for appearance and examination by
Judge Coursal
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steeple Chase at Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, August 1.-The national
steeple chase, handicaps, for all ages, about
three miles, was won as follows: King John,
first; Vesuvius, second; Milesian, third. Jim
Iisdall IS now here. King John was a shol NJ
neck ahead of Vesuvius. Time: 7:47.
The second race, handcdps, was for a purse
or SEQ, all ages, nile heats. Climax and Mon
a-chist made a dead heat; Counter third, and
Gayo distanced. Time: 1:50k.
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Ammunition for the Cubaps

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Sun processes TO
have authentic information Of the safe arrival
In the HANDS OF the Cubans of another large
which conveyed this much-needed assistance TO
the brave Cubans left neighoOring port on the
10Th ultimo, and was safely delivered in Cuba on
the 18th ultimo. The cargo consisted of 1000
Springfield rifles, $50, 900 metallic cartridges two
tons Of powder, half ton of sulphur, 200, 900
percussion caps, 200 hand-grenades, 200 mach
eles, and Two twelve-pounder field pieces,
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BALTIMORE AND THE MANASSAS RAILROAD
A letter from Winchester in the Richmond Wing
s-ys:-" Mr.. Garrett has at last obtained control
Of that portion OF the Orange and Manassas rail-
road extending from Strasburg 20 Harrisonbur0
80 that In the future the Baltimore and Ohfo
trains VIII run through from Harrisopburs -
Baltimore, making its connection with the No.
nassas train at STasburg, which NAV hsreaftsr
be regarded as their western terminns1 w
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Wonders will never cease. Here is tie Rev.
Thomas H. Hanna, OF Pittsburgh, Penn, who
has distinguished biUSe'f among bis clerical
brethren by refrsing - exchange his g = }
salary in the City of Smoke lor $500 (aold)
Aalary in San Francs }.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reelection

Great Reduction.
IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRAHpIES, GINS, SC,
OF 9 the ioii9sing brands, ,viz:lFamily, NECTAR
Bowlsr do 81 Sd Grow der s. do a Bsksr s
d. d., ~ DE-; Pine Apple, trectihedl sise do
Hehnessey, ls6l 81 do; do, 1919, $40 do; Otard
Dnpuy Co, 1858, $40; Calfornis Brandy, So do
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Projectors of the Native Wine Bitters,
my0 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue
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Base Rail.

NLhNFINt ". ATHLETTCHs
fhaf NCsch Nus Pf0pcd Oaf TsI
The match game OF b. ball between a.,
olympic and Athletic Club yesterday was uit-
messed by large crowd OF spectators, and w.
pros fosSng finely until The storm commence
which broke mp the game. The game was COM
monced at quarter past 40 clock, the Athletic E
AZ the bat At the end of a c seventh inning tie
storm struck the ground with great force raj. !.
cloud OF dust, and upSetting the tent a.. n
making a scatteration generally. The Olympi-s
were put out Nsth a second round o. and . Ne
Athieucs were in fair way % win, when 4 a.
game was called. The score 81 rod as follows
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The FIRE To-DAY.-The alarm of fire this
morning at II O'Clock was caused By the burning
of a stable in the alley between 9Th and 10th and
u and streets, belonging ID Mr.. +. McGhan.
The stable was rlled with gas and plumbing fix
done them. The inside OF the second story Of
the stable IVES burned out, but no damage was
done 30 the horses in the lower part. The dam
age y July covered by insurance. The cause OF
the fire Is not know N.
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GIN: CAPRos Come PRKPARRp-It IN s.,d
tnat while IN San Francisco on his way to Jassn'
Cen. Sapron purchased teveral thousand yeris
array the Japance Department OF Apricri-
fure wnen II IS presented to the Mfkados The
Senel al took with him many bushels of seeds.
psrtmenf, and probably seyeral hundred copies
OF OWEN Know about Farmfne.y-M Y han
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Nor A CLERK IN THE Posr OFFICE.

WHY DIR. SAMSON RRsIGNED.-The CIronieEe
gives as the reason why DR.. SamsOn resigned -
president OF Columbian College, that he pro-
Iosed the erection OF a new college building ON
the site Of the old Structure, at cost OF s55 co
or O,COO, and lad plan for the edfce before
the .rst IS at one Of their meetings, but that
rue board were generally Of the opinion that the
debt on he old building should be removed be-
fore a new project should be under aiken.
Theieupon Dr. SAN on rendered b's rasisnat on,
which The boerd declined q accept. At a sub
7qrent meeting, che board meanwhile having
undergone a considerable change of member
sh'p, Dr. San on again pr Serted his plans and
prODC ! fops Tor new buildiny, when they were
decidedly opposed by tue bO-rd, and il was de-
tei nncd d pay the old debt before building.
Again Dr. samson resigned, and the rcsigna-
ION WIS accepted.
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TAMMANY RING IN THE OLD DOMINION
Referring - the expo-it:ors in New York with
respect to +le Tanmany ling, the S;c;e Jou. nal,
Of Richmond, Virginia, ventrr-s ID as5ert SOM
thing of the same ,ort has been going on there.
and believes that a half million dollars at le47 t
were spent in paying members OF the Lee, ;sla-
ture to secure theps .ye of the Funding bill.
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TIL, odore Tilt)n hay ing been requested by a
Roman Catholic newspaper - publish a certgin
article ''on the condition of The damned IN hell -
ior the " benefit of the Pp-itars," declines ID do
so, for the want of a rec on. He s-ys:-" The
Puritans know as much as there is ID be Lnown
about hen. They were among the original
,oupdefs of j.
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Horrible Murder by a Negro I'm Iowa.

BURLINGTON. IOWA, Aug. "a negro entered
the residence of German named LaZier, yes
terday morning, evidently With the purpose of
stealing, but seeing YOUNG girl lying in bed,
atte mpted darker crime. The father, aroused
by the girls screams, fastened TO her room, and
on entering was shot by the neg no, who escaped.
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Narrow E7cape Of a Railroad Train
from Destruction.

NEw YORK, August 5--There was a narrow
escape last evening from a terrible accident on
the Long Branch Branch railroad. One car
flew from the track, ndthe train, when stopped,
was within three feet Of the Shrewsbury river.
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The Marquis OF Lorne and Princess
louie To Visit Niaxara

NIAGARA FALLS, August 5.-The proprietors
OF the Gilt IN are in receipt of information that
the Ma-quis of Lorne and the Princess Louise
WI be here in October.
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LoCeH TIMEs FOR MORMON HUSBANDS
Inc widow Oh HART On, the keeper OF the White
House Hotel a. Ogden, Utah, who died very
sddceniy recently, was arrested yesterday on
srspicion OF po lortDg her husband MANY
mormon. women have Ia. ,ly let their husbands
End The country, " th other men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-05
Auti-CathoIic secret society i'm Gin.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, August A secret soci-
ETY., known Ps the Union League of the United
men, 5 forming here, TO oppose Catholicism in
all shapes. All naiionaliiies win be admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-05

"WHo PAY TAxEs."-The Pa 'rios puts its
foot in II again this morning, as il usually does
IN statements regarding the Injunction business.
IL prete1ds TO rave correct list Of The members
Of the Council and House Of Deleg ates who voted
for the improvement bill and pay taxes and vet
there is blank oppOsif the name OF Mr.. Cox, OF
Georgetown, who Is large propes ty-oxner and
heavy taxpayer. Other gentlemen on the list
are probably misrepresented a. o, IS one en- or
in quarter OF a column is mnch too far below
the average in that paper.
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RFPUBLTCAN VICTORY IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
$4,000 Majority ASa'rst the Conyen-

NEW YORK, August 5.-Senat0 r Abbott, OF
North Carolina, teieI raphs 1--WE carried the
State against the convention by Io,ClO or 1900
majority"