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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-21
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.



WHAT SENATOR'S TRUNBULL AND SEIZURE
eAiD-oPiNIoSs OF THE NEW YORK PRESS As
10 Tar IMPORTANCE OF TaR CONPRRkNCE
INV pRk, June 2l.-At the Fifth Axen,a
conference yesterday, Senator TrumbulI deliy-
cred short address, in which ne said. ITO fine
question which comes upPermost among as
tnere u only one answer which occurs q, ma o.
reasonable or possible, 'HOw are we 10 de-,
6rant?' BY supporting Greeley"
tnuSr The call OF the states. Mr.. DorSheimer
Tesponde for New York. Carl Schurz said re-
speeding be Cincinnati nominees: "Perhaps a
better ticket could have been devised, and per
maps not Greeley Is now before the people, aud
Ms name cannot be Withdrawn. Overwhelming
waves OF opinion are rising in his favor, and ri
would be Idiotic 10 attempt, at this iuncture TO
stay It's p ogreSs." The Senator EXPRESSED the
OPINION L at If NJ. Greeley is elected, ne would
ne py an overwhelming vote. He would select
from All aTtles such Cabinet and draw around
dence in. f '
The W. ia editorially treats the conference as
fGSco.
The Herald thinks the conference aere,oraa
the fact that the democratic party OLD and
young, will go for Greeley.
HE Ttaes says il amounted to nothing
1he ITtJune believes nothing but good has
resulted frUm the conference.
IL Is reported that after the adjournment of
the conference last night a meeting of those
dissatisfied with the result of Yesterday was
called for to-day.
SENATOR SEIZURE REGRETS THAT he CANNOT
BRhAKFAsT WITH MR.. GREELEY.
Inc announcement was made that Greeley
and SchurZ would breakfast together this morn
ing, but SchurZ was not present. A communi-
cation was received from him regretting that ne
could not attend. Horace White and Others
we're IN attendance.
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Latest from Gotham.

- HOTTEST DAY OF TIE SEASON.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Yesterday was the hot
test day of the season, the thermometer stand
ing at 10, at p. m.
A VERDICT OF "NOT GUILTY"
In the trial of Chief of Police McWilliams
and ex-Captaiu Charles Mahan. in Jersey CITY
yesterday, on the charge OF receiving stolen
bonds, the jury rendered a verdict OF not guilty
DECISION AGAINST THE PACIFIC NAIL COM
PANY.
Judge Barrett rendered decision Yesterday
against the Pacific mail company, 70 restrain
theE from reducing the capital stock. This
dispoSes Of all injunctiOns az ainst the COMPANY
save those pending in Brooklyn.
TIE oRANGEMEN PREPARING FOR THE.s AN
NUAL PARADE.
delegates from sixty Orange lodges met last
night to make preparations for the 18th of July
paTade 1t was DECIDED not TO permit the mem
Ders 10 arm themselves on the day OF the pa
rade,
NARROW ESCAPE OF PASSENGERS.
The passenger steamer q. Il. Olyphant sprung
aleak yesterday, of Sandy Hook, and was fast
sinking, when the steamer Catalpa went TO her
rescue, and succeeded i'm getting her 20 the
dock in New York, where the passengers, who
were greatly excited, were landed.
A JURY NOT YET OBTAINED IN THE STOKES
CASE.
Only four jurors have been obtained in the
Stokes case, and the second panel is now ex-
hausted. The defence has used eight OF its
peremptory challenges, and the prosecution
three.
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IHE LEEsBURG (NA.l POISONING CAsR-oB
monday last the counsel OF Mrs. LLOYD accuse I
OF poison ing her children. moved the court
admit the prisoner 20 bail, upon the ground N Q
she had already been Imprisoned for sever
months, &c. General Hunton made A stror,
spieal IN behalf OF the prisoner, whose health n
nA1 understood WAS giving way rnier the CO.
hhehtht, nut The court refused 20 entertain -
proposition Tor BAH In the absence OF an te..
mony' and me matter goes over until August
Lcss0uH Mirror.
ACCIDENT TO WAsHrNGrcNIANs.-O eve.
ing last week. A. the carriage OF Mrs 4 a
Irundle, containing Mrs Trundle aud her If- .
boy, Mrs Lewis Hawking and Mrs. Slower Ii.
Washington city, was passing mp King sire.
IN LeeSburg, the spindle OF one OF he m
aNies gave way, which frightened the horsr-
they ran short distance, until the carria.,a
coming IN contact with a post. overturned, a.
IN That position, with Its inmates was draggs
across the street until IL brought up aglin.-
Nailaces awning with such force az 20 deta,',
from II the heightened animals. All OF tn,
occupants were more or less stunned AZ
bruised, but happily no limbs were broken a.
none OF the party seriously injured LoEdo /. !
HEAVY CORN SHIrNKST.-The Fredericks-
burg Ledger says:-We learn that GO obO bushrI :
OF corn, Of the crop OF 1871, have been SHINE
from Port Royal by n single firm. This M ti,ps
over 100000 bushels shipped from the urpS-
Rappshannock during the season.
WILL SUPPORT GRANT.-The Ere lericksb ir.y
Leoger adds 70 the list OF distinguished gentl,,-
men i'm Virginia who will support Grant in,
preference TO Greeley, the names of Col.
James ). 1aliafergo and Col. W. -. Brown.
both OF Stafford county.
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sDLothrop Motley aud family are visiting tn,
ilrla nfl HILL

sOLOthrop Motley aud family are visitingthe
Queen Of Holland
RIA Nevada miner, over eighty years old,
still earns his II a DAY.
0A rich amber mine has been found in
Alaska.
nVAmeIicans are in the majority at the
principal Partisan hotels.
RTIllinois farmers are paying boys one cent q
dozen for gathering potato bugs.
egA Saratoga snob has furnished his room
furniture entire imported from Paris.
gCalifornia, in spite OF the frosts, will
manage 70 sQeeZe out 100000 gallons Of wine
and a suggestion OF brandy.
E-Brisham has read his church, and especial
~ his family, a severe lecture on the loose way
in which they observe the Sabbath.
TA gentle maiden in Philadelphia punished
an intruding dog by putting his eyes out with
lime.
RA Muscantine, Ia. deaf man sneezed
himself into the full possession OF hearing, the
other day.
rS-The Persian Ambassadors wife was the
belle OF the evening At President Theirs last
reception.
DProf. Rau, OF the Chickasaw female insti-
tute, in Mississippi, has created a row by clipping
with one Of the pupils.
0Empress Eugene il about 10 undergo an
operation for q disease OF the face that will pro-
badly dishgure her for life
sVA Muscantine, Ia, man, named Mahin,
with an eye to the Mshin chance, has travelled
all over Europe Tor s3l6
gThe King and Queen OF SaNony wiH cele-
brate the fftieth anniversary OF their wedding
il August.
RIA young lady who was recently dying
from having worr corsets sang, 81 would not
live always, I ash not TO stay" The stay-tistics
of deaths from corset wearing are enormous.
s-The Swiss government has just received
from the French treasury an additional SUN Of
1900, 900 francs towards payment for the expen-
ses incurred in maintaining General Bourbaki's
army while "interned" in Switzerland.
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Terrific Boiler Explosion.


COLUMBUS (oHIo) PENITENTIARr.
COLUMBUS, June H.-The boiler in the ex-
tenslye shops OF the Ohio brush and wire works,
located within the walls of the peniteptiary,
exploded this a. m, just after the convictS had
started TO work, with terrible noise aud effect
The flying boiler tore out the large three story
building IN which ii was placed, making il a
mass OF ruins, and tore out the side and the root
OF Huns cooper shops and George Gill's stove
foundry not far of. Pieces or the boiler were
thTown a great distance. At the time
the accident IS men were in the brush
shops, and were just going 20 work,
The shock was terrific, and yet no person was
killed outright. Several men were blown out
of windows and fell with the debris from the
fourth story OF the building. One man at work
IN the lower story of the boiler house remained
for thirty minutes between two heavy timbers
The fireman and engineer in charge Of the
boiler were both buried under pile OF bricks
and timber, but were dug out alive, though con-
siderably burned and bruised.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.
Some OF the escapes were almost miraculous.
AS soon as possible a large force was put to
work and the men who were buried under the
ruins we're all dug out, and with the other
wounded were taken to the prison hospital
where a score of good nurses were on hand, and
they tare all now well cared for. The persons
injured are in the hospital. Ii is thought
that all but half a dozen will recover
The engineer in charge Of the boiler saws ne
cannot account for the accident, as a second he
tore the explosion occurred he had on but *
peunds Of steam. One end of this same boiler
exploded years ago, and il is said il has leaked
ever since. The loss will be about $50. 900,
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The Kentucky Democratic State Con.
VRmtiOn

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 21.-The democratic
convention in session here adopted resolutions
yesterday re-affirming their adherence to the
principles set forth in former democratic plat
forms, especially that of 1866; requesting their
delegates to the Baltimore convention to vote as
a unit and to take such action will be likely
TO insure the union Of all elements of opposition
to the nominees of the Philadelphia convention;
and pledging themselves to give the Baltimore
nominees their earnest support. A resolution
gate to vote for the endorsement OF Greeley, bit
was withdrawn on the pledge of prominent
Bourbons to go for the Cincinnati ticket.
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STILL AT Tin the English Hcase OF Com
mons last evening, Disraeli announced in reply
to question from Mr.. Osborne, that in conse-
quence OF the continuance of the negotiations
in reference to the Alabama claims he had con-
Guided to postpone, for the present, his motion
OF inquiring into the relations between Great
Britain and the United States. Gladstone, in
answer to inquiries by walpole and Gregory,
stated that the result of the labors of the tribu
nai of arbitration at Geneva would have no effect
whatever upon the questions OF the Canadian
loan or the San Juan boundary.
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DE NEW YORK REGATTA.-The annual
regatta of the New York Yacht Club yesterday
was sailed in light breezes and without excite
ment. Some fifteen yachts contended. The
Oracle, which led the sloops throughout, won
the prize for her class. The schooner prize
were taken by the Ianthe, for being the first to
reach the home stake-boat, and the Peerless for
the best time with allowances. The Ianthe's
time was hours and Al minutes, and the
Gracie's hours 46 minutes AZ seconds. The
Vixen took the second sloop prize by time allow
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~The ease of Tilden against Geaerai Batler
was abruptly concluded in New York yesterday
by the withdrawal OF the plaintiff.
~Patrick Ryan, formerly Of San Jose, shot
his wife dead q few days since, and then blew
his brains out, at Virginia City. Cease, jealousy
n0Governor hoffman, Of New York, has
refused to approve 6fty-three bills, making Q
total Of eighV-two vetoed this session.
n0The jury in the case Of Or. Gyles, charged
with causing the death Of Mrs. LaWdep in New
York by surgical malpractice, returned YER
dict Of not guilty, and Gyles was discharged.
0John W. Avery, OF N. Y, has confessed
the murder OF Jacob ". Erb, at CFenkil, New
jersey, and lie to executed at Hackensack on the
18th,
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S6even circuses are perambulst ing Kansas
~Iewa's latest curiosity Is Eve footed mule
81 The wife and family OF Csrl Schurx sailed
Tor Europe yesterday in the Thuringia.
Eight cases OF sun stroke were reported in
New York yesterday.
~A Detroit wemap struck BY lightning
called Justify for the police.
kThe Jubilee city" Is What the rest Of Mas
sachusettx calls Boston. =
sIA man was poisoned the other dsy In Bos-
ton by drinking glass Of beer.
~There are 1900 natives Of the 0Green
Mountain" state in Illinois.
SApples, poisoned with locusts' eggs, are
kiliins children in Tennessee. :.
ga Des Moines dog took i've bullets in his
head before he consented to die.
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Political Conventions.

MINNESOTA, DENoCRATIC.-The Minnesota
democratic convention yesterday adopted reso-
buttons endorsing the Cincinnati platform, and
and Brown.
NEW JERSEY, LTBERAL.-The New JERSEY
.heral republican state convention met at
Newark yesterday, with a meagre attendance.
James NJ. Scoville, General Fitzpatrick and
others, were present. Resolutions were adopted
endorsing the Cincinnati platform and candi-
dates, and asking the cooperation Of other par
ties. A state executive Committee was ap-
pointed. Several counties were not represented
Speeches were made by General Fitzpatrick
Messrs' freese, Barnum, and others.
ALABAMA, DEMo0RA1IC.-The Alabama
mIemocratic convention yesterday nominated
dh0mas ii. HerndOn, of Mobile, for governor,
ana iuIi state ticket. The sentiment of the
convention seems TO favor the acceptance of
Greeley.
LOUISIANA, PACKARD AND PINcHBACK.-
Neither the Grant or Pinc,back conventions at
New Orleans did any thing yesterday. The
Plnchbackers seem anxious to compromise.
The Packardites are lukewarm, and will only
fuse on their own terms, leaving Packard
chairman of the stIte central committee.
KENTUCKY, DEMOCRATIC,-The democratic
state convention OF Kentucky met at Frank
ford yesterday and elected delegates TO the
Baltimore convention. The meeting was COM
posed apparently altogether of Greeley aud
Brown men, and the delegates were instructed
to unite at Baltimore with all elements of oppo-
sition to Grants election.
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POISONED WATERs.-Eminent chemists have
recently decided that water standing over night
IN lead or copper pipes i'm houses accumalafes
enough poison TO become dangerous for drinking
or cooking purposes. Cases OF poisoning have
also been traced TO water that had remained for
a considerable time in an ordinary ice-nitrber
a most alarming discovery when one considers
how general the use Of metallic ice pitchers has
become. The lining used Is chiefly imposed
of tin, antimony and corner.
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The COUNTY SEAT QUARRRL.-The troubl es
at FL Dorado, Kansas, In relation to the county
records still continue. The scouts kept out by
the citizens came In at o'clock yesterday morn
ing and reported the Augusta people close by,
armed and prepared to take the county records
The alarm was given, and Ell Dorado turned out
en- masse, but the report proved false. Business
is entirely suspended. The Governor HAS been
askedi for arms. The state arms ketp at Ell
Dorado were taken Saturday night by the
Augusta peol,le.
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Rauouet 20 Lord Lisyar

MONTREAL, June 2l.-The banquet given TO
Lord Lisgar, the retiring governor general, last
night, was a splendid affair, and was attended
by persons OF distinction from all parts of the
dominion. The chair was taken by Sir Hugh
Allan. American Consul General Dart and Mr..
Lawrence, of Rhode Island, ex-minister of the
United States, we're among the guests. The
former replied i'm very long speech to the toast,
"The President of the United States"
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Too MUCH FOR THE Poor MANA man
was picked mp recently by the Cleveland, o.,
police who seemed 20 be suffering from mental
alteration, but on recovery gave this account
OF himself: When he left his happy home early
In the morning his wife kissed him goodbye, a.
was her custom when she wanted any errand
performed, and then asked him to '.gO 90 the
dressmaker and tell her that she 1.-THE wifel had
changed her mind, and would have the wa;ered
silk made up instead OF the poplin, and be sure
10 tell her DEAR" said the wife, "that n she
thinks IL would look better with ten bias founces
without putting, and bOS-pleated below the
equator, which should be gathered in hem
stitchet gudgeOns up and down the seams, with
gusset stitch between, she can make il up in
that way instead OF huting the bobinette inser-
ton, and piecing out with point applique as I
suggested Yesterday
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Almost a Deadlock i'm the Missouri
IpUiSIafure.

ST. Louis, June 1.-THE lower house of the
legislature yesterday passed a bill amending
the present law so that the new additional
Presidential elector allowed by the appPor-
uonment law of Congress, can be elected by
the state at large. The Senate referred the bill
to the committee. There is almost a deadlock
between the senate and house in this matter,
the former desiring TO redstTict the state in the
regular way, while the latter wishes simply TO
amend the present law providing for the
choice of electors at large.
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TEE PUBLIC BATHS are open in New York for
the season. Tuesday was ladies day, and though
the attendance was not 80 large, Il will grada-
ally increase. The great majority of female
taught to swim by female attendants, aud
although the water VAS on x feet deep, pre-
cautions were taken against disaster nv J0pes
being stretched from side TO side, protection ~
their first plunge. SiNty-eight dressing closets
are provided Tor the accommodation of the
female bathers, each OF whom is required 20 fur
nish her own bathing dress
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RE-INTERMENT OF CONFEDERATE DEAD
The bodies Of us Confederate soldiers, disin-
tered at Gettysburg, were inferred at Holly
wood Cemetery, near Richmond, last evening
with the most solemn ceremonies. The process
sion was two miles in length, Sixteen wagons,
with boxes containing the dead, were followed
by ex-coDfederates, headed by General George
+. Pickett. to whose division the deceased be-
longed. The streets along the line of the pro-
cession were draped in mourning.
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TIE TRIAL OF JUDGE MCCUNN-In the
New York Senate yesterday the motion of the
prosecution in Judge McCunn's case to accept
the testimony already sent to the Senate by the
Governor as evidence was denied. The case
was then opened by MIR. Harrison, for the prose.
cution. Some testimony was given as to the
identity of certain papers, and the Senate ad-
iOurne6 till Tuesday next
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LITERALLY REwARDED.-The Officers Of the
First National Bank OF Jersey City on Welnes-
day distributed rewards amounting 20 = 500 -
the parties through whom Proctor DENIM and
Foley were captured while attempting 70 rob
the bank They gave ~ 600 20 Miss Beemer.
who first suspected the men and watche them.
gold watch and diamond pin were given 20
the Messrs. Nafew, who had refused other re-
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Accids mt ON the Great western M Al

LoNDoN lONrARlo, juno 2l--By the collision
OF freight aud gravel train on the Great West
ern railroad last night. a man named Ward VAS
instantly killed, and several others were seri-
ously injured.
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THE BULwRR BRoTHRRs.-When Lord Dali
ling and Bulwer died lately he left no child,
his only grandson, the son of owen Meredith.
however, few weeks ago Lord Lytton's daugh-
ter ifi-iaw presented her husband, to whom a
good dea! OF his fathers ability seems to have
descended, with q son and heir
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Frorn EurOne TO.Dav,

THE LATE sCULLIEG MATCH ON THE THAMES
LONDON, June 21--It Is now stated that
heats OF the. Henley sculling match yesterday,
instead OF only one as was hrst supposed, and
that he has been declared out of the race.
CHURCH AND STATE IN SPAIN.
MADRID, June 21.-It IL reported that the
Spanish ministry have declared in favor Of the
separation Of the church and state In Spain.
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The Boston JUBILATIoN-Yes.erdd Devoted
70 Frdnce-At the Boston Jubilee yesterday the
day was devoted to France. There was an
audience of about 10000 persons in attendance,
and everything passed of smoothly. The per
18th Mass. Madame Rudersdorffer then sung
/" Let the Bright Seraphim." The anvil chorus
followed, and Strauss led the orchestrs in one
of his own compositions. When tho Garde Re-
pubiicaine band, from Paris, appesred there
was much enthusiasm, and when they unex-
pectedly struck up Hail Columbia there was
q scene Of wild enthusiasm. At the CONCLUSION
Of the Demonstration the organ and bands
played the Marseillaise Tomorrow there will
be Q colored chorus of twenty-five voices from
different parts Of the country to Join with the
coloCed jubilee singers.
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RYE looks good.-AmeRia { " - Timss. And
tastes good, too.-DaEJUry tConH.) Noes. In a
horn Berkshire (NdSs.) Courier. We meant
bread, but IL is evident the mind OF the Courier
man IL wandering toward the stuff thst biteth
like serpent and stingeth like book keeper.
pqpbETg Netcs
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WHAT HAS BEEN DONE AT GRNEyA,-A
London dispatch says that more has been ac-
compiished at Geneva than is generally al
lowed In public. At the next meeting OF the
arbitrators it will be announced that the ones
ton Of the indirect claims Is settled. The arbi-
traitors will then. proceed on the other points
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number OF Democrats representing diff rent
states met at the Metropolitan Hotel, long
Branch, q neon yesterday In secret conference
securing straight democratic ticket at Balti.
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From Shillington and from j. e. Parker we
have early copies of Harper's Mcgd.ine for JULY
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A NEW CoMEr.-OnT Tuesday evening comet
southwest Of the zenith. 1t was moving rapidly
and somewhat nregularly, and at length dis
appeared, and thcn apparently descended out
appeared to be . star of the first magnitude.
and the tail was wavy. 1t was In sight for six
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ytce-Prestdent ColtaN Refuses , Com.
gresStOnal NaminRtion.
Virginia News,

lNDIANAfoLIs, June 2l.-Ntce- President
ColisN pnbli,h card. declining 10 he a can
date for Congressman az large.
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MARSHALL HALL PAVILION.

This bea utiful summer resort having been an
Iarged and reftted, is now open for U~sS ,
parties.
special Inducements are offered to Sunday Schools
n. Especial arrangements having baa, r,.,
WIN the authorities Of Charles county To &c
AT inns pavilion, persons can now .oep order
iuI resort without fear Of - ,Isit this beauti-
oe1ly parties. ~0Ing annoyed by disor-
HOLT" charter apply to Capt. FRANK
GSHEAD. 9TH street wharf iaIo I'm
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/ TIE CoHNRCrIcUr DELEGATES TO rHRBAL-
TIAORD CoEvENTI0N.-The democratic dele
gates Of C0nnecticut TO the Baltimore Conven-
pledged to no candidates, the unsnimous exc
pressionof the delegates was in favor Of Greeley
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STEAMER ZAIDEE, Capt. CHARLES NIT.
- CHELL.-This staunch, safe and
airy steam r, with the veteran pepu s. slfs
lar captain sn board, which is aS&Ezxxzkz8
guarantee for the safety good order and comfort of
all on board can be chartered for Excursions on the
Potomac river, ut very moderate rates
Apply to THOMAS NJ, CROUCH Sixth street
wharf, or aptan, ON board. 6 Inn
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GspxRNoR HovIAAH, Of New York, has ap-
pointed sixteen democrats and sixteen repubii.
cans As commissioners to propose amendment,
to the constitution. -. q - =
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Heavy sale or Baooaed Her,

CHICAGO, June 2L-The sale OF blooded ANA
Iatt horses belonging to the stud OF David a
cage closed yesterday. The entire ano,nf
realized was about sJo, COO.