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RY LATIMEk q CLEAkY, Auctionsers
~ Successors 70 Cooper Latimer,D
Southwest corner Pennsy lvanis avs and 18th street

a.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
Norm hNb E1sh AS sFsEsF fsr"EkN
E ,crfber, bearing date the 10th day Of January,
this county in Liber No 600, 81 fono rs ct SEQ and
at the direction OF the party secured thereby, shall
TUESDAY,. the day of March, n I !: e5
O'Clock p m the south half Of Lot No Is and north
hall OF Let a. In square No 6s5, the sane fronting
average depth OF about 92 feet. The property Is i'm.
proved with three small buildings in good order
ments of six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale. Deferred payments to be secured By a
deed OF trust on the property. Conyeyancins and
Of sale If the terms Of sale are not compiied with
in five days from day of sale the Trustee reserves
s RSfs ~
nsss.a. LIME hsP SRTSsiF S:s,:
% lssccessofs to Cooper ISt%sr,5
Southwest corner Remsylvania ave. and 18th streets
- By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of
ths District Of Columbia, passed on the 10Th day
?sf June, $50, in Equity cause No. lzl0, Wood
I'm sell. at public auction. on HoHbiIs HsrsS.
ss ss I o.Ss
one asV q the budSs o: Il
Terms of sale: One third cash: residue in equal
insisments as and Y months iron date Of sale
;. %s q
8: sale: ... x shS sas .es So;s S
will be resod at hi. risk and cost. ss1oinx
mhs.a.. lA iAs 8 f 8 Ad9tEsExka .. xss,.,
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LOAN OHFIOE.

RuBlsIInly LoAl ovyIcI.
49,, Sss r. ass is n :, aeers ssss, ~ =,
iois. ossisry. Ls1,ss' ed os:sssssss 40 4.
PEREZ Of ell eeeceipt<sas.
Furni,cre ssorsi asd sdvasoss mad. ~
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RY THOS. THOMPSON, Auetioneer,
- No. sos Ninth street,
one door north Penusylyania ayenua

PEREMPTORY.SALE OF REAL ESTATE-DE
sihABLk kEslpENCE On TURNER ST.
- VIII be sold at publis auction on SA TuR
=: DAY 18th instant, AT 4 ocis
Aoh the premises, No 1910 Turner street, be
tween 9th and 10Th and and q streets, the de-rs
tie two story brick house, con tanning six rooms,
hall cellar and bath room; water and gas through
on { the building
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash within FIVE day |.
from day of ssle: the balance i'm notes of the pur-
chaser, IN equal insfsl!ments. payable in seven
the property. The purchaser TO rsy 8 100 immedi-
yeyapcipR and stam rs st the co.t ot tha
N. B.-Ihisi is a rare chance for . person OF limit
terms THOS THOM pa0N
mhll-6t Auctio,sar
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WILUIAM r. TODD, JR, Trustee
mhl6eods GREEN & WILLIAMS Auct,
DEREMPTOBY SAILS OF VALUABLE MILL
i'll PROpERTY $1,000

~ The undersigned, by authority, offers for
ia sale one undivided half interest in that Vain.
Aable Mill Property, situated in the village of
Blsdensburg, known Is the "RiveTsd Mills
including about Fifteen Acres Of Land
The Mill Is now in good running order and ia
doing a large and profitable business. Mr. George
W: Tag who Is Joint owner, and now in charge,
viii take pleasure III showing the premises to any
one who wishes to purchase.
This property will te offered at public SALE to the
UglIf II bidder. on the premises, at = O'Clock m ,
IN FRIDAY, the Gath d. Il March, Isl. sale
positive.
Terms: One half OF the purchase money TO be maid
in cash: the residue in equal nstalme Is at II and
twelve months the desired payments to be secured
to the satisfaction Of ths undersigned. Stamp, and
coHyeyalCinS hi the expense Of purchaser.
JOHN Il. BROOKE
mll6-tds Attorney Law
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RH 0REEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieneer,,
- SIT Southeast corner Of eth and d ste

| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON
4s6 E AxhsS Il A fHEHEHks 81
On TUESDAY; the Alst instant. at &
sni r. in 's sa Sp tn 10 S
ing good front AND depth, with the i'm proveme emit
heh we cali the Attention sae Of H SuysIs property
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in 6, IL, Is
61 Of on s And
&C., at the cost Of the purchaser. sIO down on Ii,
mhls-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucs.
GREEN WILLIAM. Auetioneers,
ID No. $40, southesst corner OF fth and d streets
TWENTY ROOMS HHks e e IHES,'S4s;E Sso ruHsI
No SIS street north bsts ",e sd Sd ana
'houssbegd S ives west general assortment OF
One complete hair cloth ParlOr Suite. consisting o,
- Ie'e-a tete Sofas, Castor aud Side Chairs,
Marble top Centre, Side and other Tables.
Walnut hat Not, Book shelves, aud Mantle Orna
Ersnen plate Mantle Mirror and Lace Curtains
Sne sue;
c, M,ssf%drGees Bedstsads Chairs and Tables.
Bed. and sp":
Fine Fl Bed Blankets Comforts. Spreads. Sheet.
B.Hs.s' Three ply; !psr.ia and other Carpets
| Two Black Walnut Extension tables 500 ufni'ofe
Oak st Zane seat Dining Chairs and sidebsasds.
Excellent lot OF table Crockery, Glass ware and
And many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to mention per.ons ching to furnish viii fnd .
good lot appsrtaining to housekeeping. - 'N
mhis.d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BT LAE EI,dI! 2 q ,IaA AoesiooeeF',
os r GooIS1 "a IN,
IxpHHYARha n1Es AHR
q On MONDAY, the goth dsy Of March, AZ Q
.sd r. q :a 81 :s VII:
and Washington Turnpike Road Company The
i.
ducements to parties wishing to make profitable In
Terms: One third cash balance in 8, u, and ls
mopths deferred notes to bear spar cent interest
stamps a purchasers cost. Gas down on each iOt
q b ,i% osS = ' ~ the Board. -
mhlsdads LkTin ES cIHHRf. smes..
II rHs sEg EE5l 81 5 SSSSHF r. THE DIS
George B: Whiting. 80
800 's: i:S Ss!s: s's.ss siS: am .,.i.,
S.cSsr,s SS1 y BOr,.n Safs's and t' d a.4
Ondst Tue sutSo5ity of the decree IN this eas..
Ssth Ak q Fl. A;ISh ,sn = u front q he
S;s:ss::sI; $50 IS; "a 3
eether with all costs in and sbost cucS ptocss1tss
and about this sale. viz :ots marked md istfered
sGu O. r IL FeoS.Se4 e ss,d l0s' e
aid square. being ~ That IsIt dsscnSsd IN the
No. nc folio a' s x tss :SS sseo1d :G Tor
The esSn q -. S ma Sssos nd, E
sry with TIE hne Of New yerssy eyenns s. feet and
ss north Los
feet to the line Of north Street thence east With
the line Of north street TO the Rlace Of bsefnuns
dsscri6ei IN the deet. Of conveyancO thers1 froH
frsacis r Wyyn, which y n,ed Tor record IN seil
EnninS a point q feet and inches north of the
uthes ecrper q aid lot. end running north siong
Wese ana psrslsa 20 is Me-, thence ruth aionS
said line TO point distant 81 feet and inches
dns 80 e he nee e tseanniss Ale, II thoss
ioY , nSnSsrsa = snd % ,SeSiyi,ipe q srisi
| 0he-6 Dom issiensr under tn decree,
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RY WI. 4. WALL a. o., Auctioneers.
u New Marble Building,
Hos. zoe and 0o0, B. W. cor. Pa ave. md oh q

Hos zoe ana sss. g. ". cor. r.. I've. nd sth q.
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust. one dated
the 18th day of May, 1853, and tho other this
,o,o. 10th January lSe recorded IN Libsrs No sel,
land records Of Washinktol county, p. c., and b.
direction Of the parties sec ured thereby. the under
YEsmi.s., en YRiDAY. the {fth day q &a Ia 6.
Ti @ O'Clock p. m, part Of lot No. 5, IN square
inches hon tie soat6vsst cornsr. 81 sid lot and
running thence north feet inches 70 The north.
west corner Of said lot thence east - feet inches
to the noetAsase corner Of said Tot thenoe south IA
feet g inches; and thsncs wsst 70 the beginning,
Sttn the pIr2y(3ent. thereon, being On 9Th srs6S.
Ts err g ale Ore cash t8 q which must
resod and the residue 10 and q months With IN
terest from the day q sale for which tho Darchaser
will give his notes. Dee1 given and deed OF truLt
taken. On failure Of the purchaser to comply With
ths terHs Of sale IN Ave days the Trustees reserve
days public notice IN some neWsDaDsr in said city
All stamps, conveyanoing end rocerdlns ct the lur.
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TRESTEriS sAIF

RY VIM. ". WALL 4 90, Auctionesrs,
~ New Marble But ding, Nos 500 and 9OI,
South corner 9Th street aud Penpsylvsilia avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY WA. L. WALL 90, Aucsioueers,
n Eev Marbls Duk,dins,
No 300 and sea FSnnsyfvsnsa avenue
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Elo GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct,
10y GBEEE WILLIAMS, Auctioneerp
u 81, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.


TRUSTEE 8 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkIY FRONTING ON FIRST STREET
WEST. BETWEEN ANDI rs nORTH.
- By virtue eff a deed Of trust dated the 3th day
E" OF March, A. ID. 1862 aud duly recorded in
kLiber T and Il. No. 8, folio ISL. ct SCI :. one of
the land records for ashington county In the Dis
trct OF Columbia and by the written request of the
holder OF the note in said deed Of trust men toned
shall sell, in front Of the premises on THURSDAY.
the seth day OF March. A. d. ISL, at O'Clock D.
NJ at public suction all that certain piece or parcel
OF ground situate and lying in ssid city OF Washing
ton, a'd being known and descrised as Lot nun
bered eighty five, (s5, IN A. B. shepherds recoroe
Subdivision OF sluare numbered six hundred aud
twenty three t623D fronting twenty four (2iI feet
on LIST street west, and running back with that
width one hundred no feet wit the i'm proven snts
consisting OF large three story brick and annie
two story brick lack building, with all the modern
improvements.
Terms One third cash: balance in six and twelve
MOI notes bearing interest from day of sale
and set ured by q deed of trust on the premises
sold. 9lo0 down on day of sale. All c0rveyancing
and enue lamps at the Of purchaser If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within five days
from the day OF sale. the trustee the RICH. 10
resell the premises at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser by advertising five times In the
Evening Star. ~
WILLIAM r. TODD, JR Trustee
LI Il
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POSITIVE SALE OF TIE WASHINGTON
BkxWERl AND nALf HOUSE, CORNHR
"! AND WITH STkEET.
- viii be sold on the premises ct auction on
Iss kDNkepAf. I'd Of March ISL Ct 4
.o clock, positively to the highest BIDDER on
liberal terms, viz: SSO cash, balance ON 4 p s. A.
and years credit, notes bearing intersst and Sc
cured BY deed OF trust on the premises
The improvements first-cias and consist of
the extensive four story brick building covered
known as the W ashington BreSery and n alt House
and the story brick dwelling stables and sheds
$50 new steam engine, tubular boiler, watts,
cars, &C. &C, for brewing by steam. The ground
lskuown snd described As lots 4,5,s,Z, and part
% Iot = square 4, Containing about 81 40 s2uSre
feet One part Of the building Is completely htted
mp ior brewing and In perfect order, with all the
mooerh I'M prov msnts Tor labor saving and making
superior malt liquors, leaving mos, OF the main
bulloing Tor any manufactory or other purpose.
Immediately after the sale 0. the Brewery. we
VIII sell the adjoining lots at onethird cash balance
D end IL months credit. notes he airing interest
Capitalists and others are invited TO examine the
property as he sale will be positively the above
favorable terms.
deposit Of scos will. be required when the prom
erty has been knocked Of: ;he terms OF sale To be
complied thin 10 days after the sale and in default
OF the purchaser not complying with the terms the
properly will be sold st his risk and cost.
We would call the espeCial attention Of buyers to
the above sale as will be sod and Of
fers special Inducements TO buyers
ms WIN. u. WALL & CO, Aucts.
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HARRlRD,

HAIRED.
CONRY-RYAN.-OnW ed nesday evening, March
Is, ISL at Wesley Char. b. Rev B. Psyton Brown,
hr. THOfAs Il. OONRY,of Baltimore and Miss
kAIh M S1An: OF Culpsper y. l., Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.


RI LArlMER : oLKARY. Auction..r.,
Southwest corner sss. s.d IieS Street.
DIsinA'L1 Bu1 ~ aSSIiSs' THE ISLAND
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. March
the 4! v halt ~ lot 10 n
square DO 4S having front Of IS feet on s,rses
back i12 feet 2 inches to paved alley. '''-
Terms; One third cash: residue in 6, IL and ls
Convey ancing and stamps At cost Of pure saser SO
mic & iRsSi iaTInEB & oLEaRY. Auo...
Br wn.L MA %AL A,1bI GO S,,,i AISg:tiOneer',
500 aud so2 Penusyiyanis avenue and 9th street.
USIMPRQyLD LOIS AT AUCTION.
g o, Sn hn0SDAf the 3. 81 Of April Isl, at 4
sses S " SCI M v nuse o aG So4Sss at
Sb street and Pcnnsylvanis avenue the corner pro.
subdysions and D. Of orisinsl lots and Hsdn
IN square ~ frontins on Virgins avenue l07 feet
Terms: Une.iorfth CASH, . deposit on each 10,
On acceptance of the biSl the balance in one tw o.
sSSf at nSiI: bearing
secured by deed Of trust on the premises. Convey.
BOB'T W: McPHERSOa. Attorney.
mhl6 81 % q IS s.,api5 WV A"''''
susee.sofs % dodpsl hstseT
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania and llth ST
TABLES, OLIVE wRiTihG GssisET,
sHEkIS blank cts, SPREADS, CAkPErS,
&C, AT AUG ZION.
-N. On SATURDAY MORNING. March
HTH ioth' 81 al 10 ocioek, in front Of our auc
~ W ton ropme, we shall sell an excellent az
sortment q the following articles, viz =
seNersl E1 sci enr Plane Fortes.
Hair Cloth and Hep PsrlOr Furniture
Walnut ard Painted Oh amber Furniture
srperior MaIseiiles Spreads, Sheets, Blankets, &c
Brussels and Three pIT Carpets
Dining and other Chairs
Dining hoom Furniture.
Two Superior Roulette Tables
One Superb Olive " ritina Cabinet; cost $50.
Cooking and eating Stoves, &c.
Two Excellent Gold W atches,
Tef ms cash.
mis- q LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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IarHs surs,.HS, U SSys5 cSr rnI plsrlrcI

NJ. oz5LFIIL55 oLH5i6
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Personal Intelligence.

Lieutenant Commander woodrow, OF the Uniteo
States Navy, is at the Fifth Avenue.
K. Sanchez Quentarer OF spain, yesterday arrived
at the Grand Central
Mayor elmer. Of sheboygan, WIS.,, is so]ourner
at the Grand Central.
Three laps, eurhoniously termed T. Tanabe r.
tErwnye and 8. Orta, who have for some time been
pursuing their studies IN this country, yesterday
arrived at the st. james.
General K. W. Heard, of Georgia is temporarily
Hesiding at the Grand Central
Ex-Mayor w. G. Fargo, OF Buffalo, Is again stop
ping at the Astor House.
Governor W. W. Holden, OF North Carolina, yes
terday arrived at the ST. Nicholas.
r. +. Carroll, Mayor OF Syracuse accompanied by
IA party or the members OF the City Council consist
ing OF Aldermen Bradley, Phillips, Levi Eckel and
sherlock yesterday arrived at the Grand Central.
~ q. ordway. Sergesnt-atArms OF the House Of
representatives, is domicled at the Aston House,
SA'oohgressman J. N. Ashley, OF Ohio, is among
fhe iste arrivals at the Astor House
Inc Earl and Countess OF Ellesmere returned to
tne breVooFt House last evening from their tour In
the Canadas ana the Eastern states.
G. r. slicer OF san Francisco, is stopping at The
ST. James.
General W. II. Mccartney, of Boston, has taken
Temporary quarters at the Astor House
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Commercial Agencies and Their Doings.
The suit lately tried in a Missouri Court,
before Judge Lindley, to enjoin the Bradstreet
Commercial Agency from publishing its report,
has brought before the public again the char
acter and evils of such irresponsible censors
of the business community. The suit was
Instituted by substantial wholesale druggist
For being rated in the book, or report, as it is
called, of this agency below his standing and
credit in the community and below tho stand
ing which had been formerly reported by the
same agency, to the damage of his name and
business. In deciding to enforce the injunc-
tion forbidding the publishing of this agency's
report the Judge made some pertinent
remarks He said 1.-THE damage to the
credit and commercial reputation of the plain
tiff by this publication Is not confined to any
locality nor restricted by time II may follow
anywhere in the country and for an indefinite
time." He did not think the damage
could be estimated, and, therefore, held
that the plaintiff had no adequate remedy by
action for damages Hence he enforced the
injunction. 1t is possible business men may
sometimes get at the truth as to the standing
of others, and consequently may be saved
6rom loss by Withholding credit when dan
gerous to give it, but there is as little doubt
shat injustice is often done to respectable and
lcreditabe merchants and tradesmen, and that
many rascals are whitewashed by these self
constituted and irresponsible agencies The
whole system is outside of or above the law,
and savors strongly of blackmail. To soy the
least, there is great temptation for the pub
Fishers of these books and their employees, who
are often obscure, ignorant and needy men, to
accept brides from Spectators and those who
are not solvent to puff them into credit, and
also to blackmail really solvent and substantial
business men. Has not the time come for the
commercial community to squelch these arbi-
trary secret, self-constitutcd and irresponsible
agencies? We call the attention of our mer-
chants to this st. Louis case and TO the evils
generally of commercial agency reports
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Five Thousand Blacks at the Repubi-
can Convention in GOldSbOrs.
Wholesale Drunkenness a0d
Bloody Riot.
lndiscriminate Shooting by the Ne
gro Mob and Negro Police.
TWO men KILLED AND SIX WOUNDED.

GOLDsBoRO, N. c. July %, 1871.
OF boodshed and serious riot. About five thou
sand negroes arrived here this morning from New
bern and the lower counties on an excursion
train. chartered by the Republican State Bx-
ecutive Committee, to attend an ante
convention mass meeting. Congressman Tnoruas,
United States Senator Abbott, Marcus Erwin and r.
c. Badger were the speakers. Large numbers Of
the negroes were intoxicated upon their arrival
and many OF them soon became dsorderly. One Of
them, who particularly Turbulent, was arrested
by the police, but on their way to the guard
house they were attacked by che negro
mob ana the prisoner rescued. Some OF
the colored police then fred at the prisoner,
who, after a desperate effort, was recaptured
and taken to the Exchange Hotel. About one
thousand negroes then with clubs and pistols made
an assault on the hotel in the attempt TO again
rescue The prisoner The mob began by assalling
the police with brckbats and clubs, which was fol-
lowed by the use OF firearms on both sides, until q
regular fusilade was In progress. The excitement
at tnis Time (twO T. M. was intense, ana the wflte
citizens who had hitherto taken part in the riot
armed themselves for any emergency that might
arise. Some forty or fifty shots were fired in Ill.
One negro rioter and colored policeman killed.
four white citizens hurt and wounded and two
colored wounded the casualties Of the rios.
Congressman Thomas. who had control OF the
mob, would not come near the disturbance and
made no effort to quel the riot, which lasted over
one hour committee OF citizens, appointed by
the Mayor, requested the republican leaders anb
negroes away IN order to further bloodshcd-
Stanly refused to comply, and when told that
Thomas and himself would be held responsible for
the disturbance replied, "Hold US responsible and
be damned"
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Its chaplain and that the Bible is generally read
Nnd some psalms are sung before and after
Such tunes as 'To He'll with the Pope" &C.,
Iand such pastimes as firing at Papists ana
setting fire to their houses. 1t is forgotten
what class Of clergymen act as chapialns. IL
it were generally known that the best OF them
are men like the Rev. Tresham Gregg,
Rev. Sir Harcourt Dees and Rev. Mortimer
O'Sullivan-notorious fanatics and fire.
|brands-then. indeed, the influence of the
s'chaplains" would inspire but little confidence.
The best Protsstants would expect much more
evil from it than good; for there could be no
more unjust libel on the Episcopal or the
Presbyterian ministry than to pretend that
any respectable number of either bind them
selves to a system whose most harmless
characteristic is to excite strife and lll-will
between neighbors whose mutual interest it is
to live in peace and amity with each other.
But what is the real character of this
'ssWilliam of glorious, pious and immortal
memory" to whose names one-seventh (now
one-tenth or less) of the Irish people would
sacrifice the other six parts? Let even his
champion (Macaulay) be asked the question,
and he cannot deny the massacre of Glen
Coca more cruel and barbarous act than
any committed by even Nero or Caligula.
And yet this is not the only indellible murder
Gus stain on the escutcheon of the GLORIOUS,
pious and immortal" William The his
torians OF his native country do him
gross injustice if he did not instigate
the murder of his tutor and friend, John De
witt, and also that Of his brother, Corneille
DE Witt, for no other reason than that the two
brothers were the most powerful and most
Mncompromsing friends of the republic, which
William wished to subvert in order that he
might reign himself on it's ruins.
! But perhaps it was for what he did for Ireland
The Orangemen have made a sort of deity of
william III. That he was not unmindful of
that country is very true. 1t may be men
ioned as an instance of his devotion that he
maintained powerful feet on the coast of the
ISLAND for the purpose of Selling as pirates all
vessels attempting to carry on any commerce
with its inhabitants That Irishmen should
love and revere his memory for this might well
seem strange, aud afford food for wonder to
people who do not understand the incompre-
lhensible Irishman of Orange complexion.
"A little research of this kind, which may
easily be extended in 9th er directions, would
show that however absurd, silly and blood
thirsty Paddy the Ribbonman is, Paddy the
Orangeman is, at least his match in each of
those qualities.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Qniet Restored at the AmadOr rIiucs-Di-
visions Among the San Francisco Demo.
Gratis.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 90, 1871.
The funerals OF Mr.. S. Hatch, the bookkeeper OF
the AmadOr mine. and McMenamy one of the
eaguers, took place yesterday. Both passed of
quietly.
No new trouble has been reported at the Amador
mine. Bennett who fired the snot which Killed
McMenamy is in San Francisco. The eaguers have
taken out warrant for his arrest the charge OF
murder. As the leaguers attempted to murder him
before and after the shooting Bennett will keep out
OF the way he believes that should he he ares' ed
the leaguers would rescue him from the authorities
and lynch him.
The British gunboat Sparrow Hawk arrived to-
dav from Victoria.
The democracy OF San Francisco are divided into
three parties on the local nominations but Will pro-
badly compromise and unite.
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WEATHER RzPOaT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 29-ll:l7 r. M.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, July 29-1l:l7 r. NJ.
Synopsis for the Past T,oenty-rou,' Hours.
The barometer has risen since Friday on the Pa
clc coast ana west OF Illinois. The area OF low ba-
roeter in the latter region has apparently extended
northward and the pressure has fallen decidedly on
Lake Superior. The barometer has risen on the
coast OF Texas but has fallen from Florida north.
ward. Areas Of high barometer central over
Ohio and Maine. The temperature has fallen from
Maine TO New jersey, and has risen from Lake Erie
to Illinois and northward. Light eastery winds with
cloud and rain continue on The immediate coast
cloud and rain is again reported from South Carolina
to Louisiana. Local rains fallen on the middle
Atlantic coast and from Tennessee to Minnesota.
Probabilities.
The conditions are favorable for local storms to-
night from Lake superior southwards TO Kentucky,
ana warmer weather will probably prevail on Sun.
day. Cloudy and threatening weather will probably
continue east OF Louisiana and extend with local
storms to Virginia. Local storms are also proba-
BILE for Sunday throughout New England.