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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-18
The Fifth Avenue Conference-And Yet They
Are Not Happy

The Fifth Avenue COnference-And Yet They
Are Not Happy.
Cincinnati, June 7.--Ex-Secretary Cox
left for New York this evening to attend
the meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
the goth instant. 1t was current prior to
his departure that he said the Steinway
Hall meeting intended to call subsequent
conference of the Liberals of the same
class as those engaged in that meeting, but
it was found that some of those who were
supporting Greeley gave encouragement to
the idea of their favoring a moment to put
such man as Adams in the field, and, on
their suggestion, the terms of invitation
were extended so as to include men in the
position of Schurz, Horace Greeley, and
Bowles, and that Senator Schurz was will
ing to unite in the call when this was done.
1t is understood that the majority of the
meeting will be of those who have refused
to support Greeley, but enough persons of
other shades of purpose will be there for
full conference and comparison of views.
The gentlemen named above are in no way
committed to change their attitude, unless
convinced of the duty of doing so by the
conference.
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Senator Trumbull has been very i'll in
Washington since the adjournment of Con-
greSs.
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The Southern Editorial Excursion Northward
Their Reception at EImira. n. Y

EImira, June 1S.-The excursion party
of forty southern editors from the princi-
pal cities of Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, and other southern states, arrived
safely here yesterday, and are quartered at
the Rathburn house. They were received
by the city authorities and in the afternoon
were driven in carriages to the principal
points of the city, including drive to aud
through Eldridge Park. In the evening
there was general public reception in the
parlors of the Rathburn house, after which
the excursonists were serenaded by La
Francais' band, the whole concluding with
banquet.
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TO CONTRACTORS.


RICHMOND, June 9TH, 1872.
r5NO CONTRACTORS FOR EARTH WORK
l. Bids will be received until II o'clock JULY
lsT, for contracts for the earth work in the APP
proaches to the James River Bridge.
ProBes and specifications for the work can be
seen by application at the office of the clerk of
the Town of Manchester. ..r. .a..
JOHN G.. CLARKE,
Engineer in Charge James River Bridge.
je l0--td
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N EW YORK.



Ne,o York, June Thames NJ. Ashley,
of Ohio, stated to-day that Carl Schurz will
certainly support Greeley in case of his
nomination at Baltimore.
Carl Schurz has been in secret confer.
ence to-day with Oswold Ottendorfer and
other signers of the call for next Thursday IS
meeting.
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Rrc#AosD. FRGDBa & PoroMAc RoUrE !,

RICHMOND. ,1una 10. 1872.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 10Th,
~ mail trains on this road will run as follows
W PAY MAIL leaves Byrd street station,
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station.
at $40 L. NJ. Except on Sundays)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
station, at 7: M. Except on Sundays)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Sreet
station, at LA p NJ
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street
station, at 400 a. NJ Except on Mondays)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION arrives at Broad
Street station, at s37 A NJ Except on Sundays9
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN rms to Milford
only.
Travellers bound west Ciu Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, will, by taking the p. NJ. Mail train
hence, connect with the 9:l7 Z, NJ train at Relay
House, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. BY
the $40 M. train they Will connect with the 6;2o
A. III. train at Relay House, on the same road
the former being the quicker line for points west
Day mail trains do not stop at Hungary, kilbys,
Iaylorsyille, Ches terlield, PGnola, Wuodfords-
lane or Potomac Run. t....
Night mail trains do not stop at any of the
above points, except Chesterfield, nor do they
stop at Rchland. NH 80
HNHE SOUTHERN AssOCIATIoN.-RAF
l. FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DESTRUCTION No. ssS. EVENING, June II
60 Al 80 "A 43 b8 30 4 SO 27 7I75 "A
DIsTRlBurloN No. sS9 MORNING, June Is
80 40 73 81 l 10 % 50 II 81 8 4 . 81
Witness my hand, ut Richmond. Wa, this 18th
| day of June, 1872
| SIMMONS & Co, @. q. TOMPklNS,
| Managers. Commissioner
| CERTIFICATES OF RAFFI4E can be pur.
chased from Captain w |. DABNEY, at the
Branch office. No Twelfth street, three doors
| fcum Main
| rENHE STATE JOURNAL,
/ L the cheapest paper Published in the State,
sent to any address during the Presidential
campaign for Daily, $500 Semi-We9Lly, 70
cents Weekly, 80 cents. . ..
DUY YOUR WATER CUOLER&
ID at w. ]. ANDERSON'S,
.... ,. S25 Main and 2O5 Broad street.
DUfTERICkS PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SRwIHG MACHINE,
.r Othce S23 Main street
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DRIME BUTTEH.-Eye are daily receiy-
Il ing FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER, which
will be sold ut low prices.
" II. WALLERSTElN & Co,
...... No. II Fifteenth street,
lG Him between Main and Gary.
nLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING
" rr.. ..... COMPANY.
Nos. Il6 and lis Seventeenth and Dock Streets
ALL GRADES REFINED SUGARS
Tor sale at the Refinery. je 1l--lGt
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STRvENsBURG, Uulpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double-thread, which
have. l would like to exchange.
"a b. X. WILLIS
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WANTS.

"TANTED-A GOOD DINING-KOONI
wv SERVANT Good wages will be paid.
Apply at CENTRAL HOUSE,
je lS-3t laos Main street.
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ROOFING.

L.. WHITAKER,
~ Improved Fire and Water Proof Felt,
Cement, Composition, Gravel, Tin and Slate
ROOFER,
- No. 1917 CARY STREET,
BETWEEN THTRTEENTH AND VIRGINIA STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
je Titan
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PROFESSOR AGASSIZ'S EXPEDITION

Fatal Railroad Accident
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Latest Foreign News
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG

Educational Matters--A New School Build
Ing to be Erected-EiIiciency of Members of
the School Board-Greeleyism Played Out in
Petersburg. '.'.-
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THEIR RECEPTION AT THE NORTH
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Washington, June 1S.--There was a
cabinet meeting to-day. President Grant
Messrs. Fish and Creswell were present,
and the other departments were represented
by subordinates.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris Is. 1t is reported that Edmund
About will be tried by a German court mar
tial at Strassbourg on the 25th
Capt. Wells, of the L. S. steamer Shenan-
doah, dined with President Theirs at Havre,
yes terday. The French government has is.
sued stringent regulations to preSent the in
PRODUCTION and spread of rinderpest. Eight
hundred and eighty Communists condo mued
to transportation. embarked at Brest to day
for Nsw Caledonia.
BRUSSELS, IS. Count Scoplis and Pere Hya-
cinthe are in this city.
Madrid, Is. Several trains on the rail-
way between Saragassa and Barcelona have
been fired upon lately by Carlists. SO bad
have these desperadoes become that the
drivers are in fear of their lives. They have
refused to work, and the running of trains
between the two cities is suspended.
Berlin, Is. Correspondence between En-
peror William, Minister Bismarck, and Bish-
op of Ermeland, on the subject OF excom-
munication is published. The bishop takes
decided ground against interference of secu-
lar authority in matters of religion.
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News From New York.

New York, IS. At the inquest of the
cases of Ofnell and Seymour, who died al
Wards Island Lunatic Asy lum from i'll treat
ment, Edward Burke. warden of the asylum,
testified that several Of the inmates have
bee Slightly injured since Farrell became q
nurse, but did not know by whom the injuries
came.
DIR. Echeverria, physician Of the asylum.
testified that he found the condition of the
patients in ward NJ very bad. There were
marks of violence on them and they were
very filthy. demonstrated with attendant
Bell. Told him that the patients were evil
IDENTIFY i'll treated and he should prevent it.
September 8 he found Ornell in a state of
collapse. with all the signs of having received
a severe shock. There were several marks
of violence on him. Saw him the dav before
and lie seemed we'll. Ornell identified Far
rell rs the one who had injured him by jump
ing on his body. Seymour also stated to the
witness that Farrell kicked and struck him.
Samuel Gordon, recently an inmate of the
asylum. testified that he saw Farrell kick Or
nell and stamp upon Seymour. Witness had
been beaten himself by a keeper named Jer-
ry.
The jury rendered a verdict that Seymour
died of injuries inflicted by Farrell and that
Orncll died Of disease of the brain FASTENED
Nv il! treatment Of Farrell.
Tie examination Of securities on the bail
bond of James II. Ingersoll for 100000,
began to-day.
Ann Keenan, was closely examined to-day
in giving testimony regarding the Nathan
murder. She described the appearance of
Forester on the night she saw him near Ma
than's house, as wild and excited. She
spoke to no one but her mother about seeing
Forester until some time after the murder of
Nathan. The further hearing was adjourned
until Monday next. VIM. +. Howe appeared
AS F0rresters counsel.
Great commotion exists in the Tammany
Hall general committee over the discovery
that nearly one hundred of its members are
in favor of Grant for President and of Sena-
tor o 'Brion for Mayor.
The Commercial Advertiser states that the
def&lcation in the sub treasury amounts Il
| 500 900, and that the defaulter is JAS. J
johnson, who had charge of the stamp de.
partment. johnson was appointed six OIL
seven years ago by Sub Treasurer Van Dyke
and has borne a high character. He has
| been absent some weeks, and efforts to dis
| cover his Whereabouts have been unavaiing
Johnson resided on Staten Island and has
wife and large family. A Washington
| special 10 the Post snys that examination
| shows an apparent deficiency of between
! SlGO. 900 and $40 600 in Johnson's accounts
but whether this will prove an apparent O
actual deficiency cannot be asccrtained ill
the examination of the books now in progress
are completed.
4 letter is published from Pres dent Grant
congratulatng Gen. Dix and the people Q
New York, on his nomination for Governor
and expressing the belief that his election
Crtain
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Cincinnati, Is. The Pork Packers Con-
vention assembled, and was called to order by
George F. Davis, Chairman of the Commit
tee of Arrangements. Mayor Davis deliver
ed speech of welcome. Geo. T. Davis fol-
lowed in a speech, after which Geo. Deragn
of N. Y, was chosen temporary chairman,
and E. w. Mullen, of Gin, temporary seq
rotary. Committees were chosen on per-
manent organization. The delegates visited
the Chamber of Commerce this noon, and at
tended the Industrial Exposition this even
ing.
Hartford, Conn.,, Is. Gov. Jewell has or
dered election for Congressman in this
district to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Hon. Julius l.. Strong. The election will
take place November 9th.
New Orleans, Is. Auditor Graham has
been pardoned by the Governor for contempt
of court and released from prison.
Manchester, y. H., IS. The republicans
had large and brilliant torchight procession
this evening marching through the principal
streets with flags and banners. Five Grant
4 Wilson flags were flung to the breeze.
Indianapolis Ind, Is. The third annual
session of the National Electric Medical As
ISOLATION commenced here this forenoon.
The straightout democratic convention
will be held here to morrow.
Pittsburg, Pa, /. A large procession of
the republicans ofwestern Pennsylvania took
place day to which the soldiers and sailors
were invited as guests. The procession was
headed by Gems. Burnside, Logan, Hartranft
aud others.
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New York Produce Marker.
New YoaK, Sept. Is.

COTTON .-sales 500 bales. mid uplands goa
FLOUR sales 1900; state 625 c6s5: round hoop
Ohio 1898 -; Western 00a9 IS; southern s0s
Il -.
WHEAT 5000 bu; No. spring 55al 81; new
a. do winter red and amber western li7dld!
CORN-l2i00J new mixed western 63aU}t,
VI
OATS-saes $1,000 western 4jA6l0
PORN new mess, 1920 IA - old.
LARD So ga steam: @ /; kettle, ~.
BUTTER-Nt stn, q state, 4g2s.
WtlISKEY Western free, IS
RiCE,-Ca " ina 81 a9t.
COFFEE-l414 5li4
SUGAR-Porto kicO, ;Mnscovado, s!E9
MOLASSES-N. o. 30933
SP'TS TURPENTlNE-6l QG2e
ROSlN-4 l0ol Is
PrTROLEu M-crude, ll4g; refined, "a.
TALLOW- 81 s9S
FREIGHTS To LIVERPOOL. Cotton, La
Nd, -four $, lad, wheat 10 al0sd
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tention and courtesy indeed Augusta money
was not current in that section. Since their
| return the Pacifics have received a letter
from the chairman of committee Of arrange
ments for the muster which is so compliment
tary to the company, and so gratifying to
every good citizen, that we gladly publish il.
RocKLAND, Sept. l6.
CAPT. f. II. BALLARD, AND MEMBERS or
Pacific, No. 4. SIRs BY the order of the
Executive Committee am dir, cted to inform
You that we sincerely regret that any acct
dent prevented your company from giving
your machine perfect trial and we all feel
assured had no accident occurred, that the
Pacific No. would have given good ac-
count of themselves. We also hope that your
first visit to our city may not be the last.
l am further prompted to say that the cor
rect pertinent and gentemanly conduct of
your company won the respect OF our citizens,
and we assure you and the citizens Of Angus
Ia that your visit will be remembered with
much pleasure by our own citizens. Ard we
sincerely hope, should our own firemen ever
visit your beautiful city, that their record may
prove good with your citizens AS yours
has been with ours We can ask for no bet
ter.
\. J. EuGLEY,
Chairman Committee Firemen's Parade and
Muster.
$. II. BorHToN, Secretary.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

JEFF Davis visited the Cincinnati EXPOSE
ton Monday night.
Asa Whitney, one of the first projectors of
the Pacific Railroad, died in Washington,
Tuesday.
A new and terrible cattle disease has
broken out in Nevada.
The Prussian Minister of Foreign Affairs
has quarreled with Prince Bismarck and re-
signed.
The September reports of the Department
of Agriculture indicate decline in the cot
ton crop.
Senator Sprague delivered the opening adj
dress at the Rhode Island State Fair, which
began Tuesday, at Narragansett Park.
Caleb Cushing viii spend some time in
Paris, after which lie will come home, pack
his bag anew and leave for Mexico.
Adyices from Mississippi received at the
republican headquarters in New York, pre-
diet very large majority for Grant. The
Greeleyites are now making desperate efforts
to carry Pennsylvania, but have no hopes of
carrying the State.
The steamer Dean Richmond, running be-
tween New York and Albany, narrowly es
capeu burning MONDAY night. oue OF Her
fues burst at Peekskill, aud the passengers
insisting that the steamer should be beached,
she was run ashore at Kidd Point, and the
passengers were all taken off.
The Soldiers and Sailors Cony ention a
Pttsburg, Penn, opened Tuesday, thousands
OF veterans being in attendance. Gen. j. B
Sweitzer delivered the address of welcome
and Gov. Geary and Gen. Burnside followe,
with addresses at the forenoon session. Gen
llawley was elected temporary chairman, an
Gen. John A.,Logan permanent chairman.
The German governments certainly takin
/ very violent measures with the citizens o
Germany who desire to emigrate. Ii has nov
issued q second circular, in which it threaten
all who emigrate that they will be treated a.
outlaws and that they will be placed undel
surveillance. Precisely how the government
is going to succeed in watching over and spy
ing out the emigrants, after they once leave
Germany, is not very clear; and tho urea
has had no effect as yet
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington Is. The Grand River Sioux
Indians called on the Secretary of the Inte-
rior, to-day. Several of them made speech
es complaining of their poverty, and repeat
ing their desire to be on good terms with the
whites. Two Bears" made a request for
guns and ammunition, and said that he could
not farm it like the whites, nor learn farming
in short time. Running Antelope" want
ed to have the railroad which ran through his
country, taken up. The Secretary assured
them that as fast as they go to farming, they
can have implements and all they are entitled
20 under the treaties. If they wished, he said
he would put them in a better country, where
they would have the advantages Of civiliza-
ton.
w. Griffin, consul TO Copenhagen, ar
rived here on six months leave of absence.
Gen. Sherman was at his office to-day and
received multitude of callers, including Il
large number of officers.
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Major George Bishop, the original leader
of bishops Serenaders," that have delight
ed New England audiences so many seasons,
was in the oily Yesterday, arranging for the
appearance of the Star Combination and Sc
lect Comedy Company, at Granite Hall on
Monday evening next. On that occasion he
will offer a chas,e and refined entertainment;
Maj Bishop has nothing to do with any low
class of entertainment This season besides his
usual array of talent, he is accompanied by
the Freeman sisters. great favorites In Au-
gusta.
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Ella Blanchard and Emma Blake were be-
fore the municipal court yesterday, charged
with being night walkers, to which they plead
guilty, and were each sent to the house of
correction for thirty days. Hiram Pease of
Appleton, was before the count on the same
day, charged with breaking and entering in
the night time the dwelling house of Seth
Fisher of Albion, in September last, and
stealing thor,forR gilt ear ornaments, gold
coin and pair Of gold springs, all of the
value of about fourteen dollars. He plead not
guilty to the allegations, but there was found
probable cause to charge him with the offence
and he was ordered to recognize with sureties
in the sum of fifteen hundred dollars for his
appearance at the October term OF the Nu'
preme Judicial Court. Failed to find suretes
and committed
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The Oxford Democrat las the following
notice of the recently appointed State Libra
riqn, Joseph S. Hobbs, Esq, of Paris;
emf Hobbs is well suited to the place, and
will make an excellent officer. lie was a
successful school teacher in early life. He
read law and commenced practise at Water
ford, where he was sent to the Legislature
twice, though his party was in the minority.
He has been register of Probate twelve years
and was an accommodating public servant
He is man of literary taste and culture,
and good public speaker. During his resi-
dence in town, he has been active in the cause
of education. temperance and Sabbath schools.
He is a citizen of the stamp we do not like to
lose, and his amiable wife, who is always for
ward in helping along public enterprises. will
also be missed. They have the good will of
their many Paris friends, wherever they may
60"
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE -
Daily Kennebec Journal.
VI AINE STATE FAIR.

Bangor, Is. The second day of the State
Fair opened as yesterday, with dull sky
and threatening aspect of rain, which hap
PLY gave way to better weather. The at
tendance at the races was very large, it being
estimated that eight thousand people were
on the grounds during the day.
The first race trotted was conclusion OF
the unfinished 2.4O race Of yesterday. The
race stood at opening, two heats for Gentle
Annie and one to Red Jacket, This morning
the first and third heats were won by King
William, the second by Billy Bumpus, and
the fourth heat by Gentle Annie. who ;rotted
under protest. The Judges reserved their
decision.
The first race for to-day was for four
year olds, sixty dollars to first twenty five
to second and fifteen to third, and was won
by r Knox Boy, owned by II. Beed & Son
Augusta, in three straight heats. j. T. Rich
ards of Gardiner, bk Black Pilot, second and
Mathews 6 Flynn's ofSearsport, b Young Bu-
chanan, third. Time ? II -, 2.49, 545.
Between heats the trot for society's pre-
MUM for three year olds. fifteen dollars to
first, ten TO second, best in 3, was trotted.
c. Il. Wilmington of Albion names b $ Little
Clod, !, /; Fessenden Colcori of Fairfield
ms, 2 m Twilight, ., 9 ID. L. Lucy of Iioul-
ton ms. TX NJ Black Princess, 9, 81 +. d.
Baker, Kentucky, ms Bill Baker, 4, 4.
Time 3.07 l-2, 304 l-2
Purse No. 4 Of three hundred dollars for
horses that never beat ., 81, SIP to first, $50
% second and $45 to third, commenced trot-
ting at haf-pass three. George Conner,
Bangor, rs ok m Ink, l, ], p NJ & A. j.
Thurlow, Lewiston, ms b Phil Sheridan, 2,
? 4 \. c. Scribner, Fairfield, rs bk m Gen
tie Annie, 8, 2, =; j. f. Haines, Portland,
rs br g Mumm, 4, 4, 3. Time . 81. 23G,
2.99. Gentle Annie trotted under protest.
This concluded the trotting for the day.
Tie attendance at the different halls was very
good through the day and evening In the
evening, Hon. Samuel WATSON, President of
the Society, delivered an address on fodder
corn as nutrient. The address was fol.
Owed }y discussion, participated in BY sew
eral gentlemen, including Gov Pcrham
am 5ng The number.
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FINANCIAL& COMMERCIAL
New York money Market.
Gold closed at ma lli's
New Work Stock Market.

View YORK Sept. Is.
Mariposa ito pi1., Canton Co. 90: Cum
uerlaud Co. - Western Union Eel Co, G>l4
Quicksilver Mining Co., i2i4 Pacific Mail "a,
Boston Water Power, A.; Adams Ex. Co. sj3.;g
Wells; Fargo CO. go American Merchants m, "a
g.; u ;: Ex Co. ;, ,o' NJ Central Ger iin a.
Harlem, iU9; do pid lls Reading , Mich
Central IA: Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
81. Illinois Central rs; Cleveland Pittsburg,
s.; Chicago X North Western, 7OA opid sjls ;
Chicago Il Rock Island, loss. Mil. II st Pau~ol'4 ;
DO pid., AZ: Toledo, Wabash u Western, 20;
10 ptd 50; PittsbuTg x Fort Wayne, 80. Terre
Haute 20; do pid 40; Alton, 10 do, pfd ll3;
ono 4 Miss, A.; Boston, Hartford 4 Erie. 90.
New York Produce Market
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telegraph II eWs in General.

Philadelphia Is. Judge Richardson, As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, with wife
and daughter, arrived yesterday on a special
visit to friend, and returned to Washing
ton to- day.
The members of the Torrent Hose Co., of
Lowell. Mass, visited Independence Hall,
where they were formally received by Benz.
l.. Temple. They also visited the Union
League and Girard College.
Newbury. n. Y, Is. The Howard fire
company of Charlestown, Mass, arrived to-
day. They are the guests of Ring Gold Co.