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Ss HI @e@0NAksD GO@
DERggists ; Gsn. Agts., San FFanclsoO, Cal,.
= COt. WashingtOn'aAd Charlton STA, MI.
GOLD By ALL DRUGOlSTs = DaAERRA
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Arents for the EseEister.

The following gentlemen are authorizes
to receive and receipt for subscriptions
advertising, ETC., for the REGISTER:
Hiram Smith, Harrisburg.
o. p. Tompkins, Harrisburg.
Peter Hume, Brownsville.
W.R. Kirk, Brownsville.
J. h. Irvine, SciO.
T. H. Reynolds, Salem.
L. p. Fisher, San Francisco.
D. p. Porter, Shedd's Station.
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Boy. Teacher, there's . Gal
over there a-Winkin' at me!''
Teacher. SWELL, then, dOn's
Look at her."
Boy "But ifI don't Look at
hor, She'll Wink at Somebody slse!'
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IOR WORK.

Having received new type, stock OF coli
cred inks, cards, q Gordon jobber, etc, we
aro prepared to execute all kinds OF print
ing In better manner, and fifty per cent
cheaper than ever before offered in this
A&tv
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elbow does your husband get
SloBgS" inquired 3 friend Of 90 un-
.dortsksr's wife "NOthing to com.
plain Of, thank the Lord. He had
twelve funerals yesterday"
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TERMs-IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements, per square of
ton lines or less, first insertion y; each
subsequent insertion u. Larger advcr-
tlsements inserted on the most liberal
terms.
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FEVER AND AouE.

not remedial aRens il IN world Ia, viii cure Ysyss
and Agus, and all other MAaEious Bilious, ScArls0
Typhoid, Yellow, And other Feven (Aidsd by RAD
WAYS PlLLs) 20 quick Is RADwAY'S READY
RELIEF. fiby cents per bottle. Sold BY DraggissA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.

The Monmouth Park Association, in order
to crafty the large number OF visitors at Long Branch
announce extra meeting lasting three days
It will begin to-day. four being the programme
The Sport will begin with hurdle race with the
and attractive feature Of mile heats. for which the
entries are J. Donahues brown horse Blind Tom, J. G.
K Lawrence's chestnut geding Village Blacksmith,
J. Boughram's chestnut gelding Revenge date Sorrel
Dam, j. Todd's brown horse Harry Booth and J. F..
Chambern's chestnut horse Impecunous. The novelty
OF mile heats will make this Of unusual interest
especially with such welknown public runners in 1t
Revenge who so astonished the turfmen at Saratoga
last week by winning hurdle there and beating
Duffy aud Blind Tom, with several others: Blind Tom,
who the steeple-chsse at Saratoga the last day
and Village Blacksmith, who by his brilliant perform
auoes in the South last Fail and Spring gained high
reputation. which, however he has failed to maintain in
the North.
The second Is the Long Branch handicap. dash
mile and quarter, for which the starters d.
d. Wither's bay colt Minstrel years. 80 pounds; j..
Coee's gray colt by Lightning years pounds j. r.
and j. DOnahues chestnut colt Business, years, 1O4
pounds Business from his successful running on the
last day at Saratoga, and Mary Constant, are most
fancied. For the purse for two-year ODDS, dash OF
threequarteTs OF mile there only two entries j.
COfee's bay Oily Nette Norton and j. f. Chambern's
chestnut calf Visgoh In the mile and bali race for all
ages the entries Arizona, shylock, Wheatley ana
ing record Of some OF the pools at Chsmberns LAST
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

CncAGo, Aug lo-Rlonr quiet Wheat unsettled No spung
uouaa 81 "a No. Sphns cash or August, ~ 20 y eGe
Corn steady Al 50 p, rezal' cash So &c '9t isn %
,i sssy ls No. At 26aic, cash. 26A02Ic August rs a. ne
| Rre ID good demand Gle Rejected neminAy heal At
Anrs Cjs Barley dull cash at zoe GSl gares IN goo1
n q ii i0 Tor Seyternber 81 O5 October Provisions quiet.
% ba1r, demand PORK steady At SIG cash; pl5 300
ana An aud si5GSl5 % October Lard quiet bat urn held Il
Dr. ssiel aeat-shOuders o 7a4do Short Rio Modes 70
90 to loose Bacjn-Dm4ni light hoos tfm Shoulders sod Al
se Ce.r Rh sides Og Hams soil al Ia l0e ~ pac5e Re
celuts 1000 bills FlOnr, l94OOO Dash wheat oJJVVO un
en- l02 600 bush Oats, lGjOO hush Rye 1000 hh BarI
S,snti 900 bb!s Pour % 900 bush Wheat $4,000 0asb
en- 10 ODJ oaah Oals. 900 bah. Barley
IyEtND Ang I9Weat Gun and steady sales Of No Ri at
81 al. 10 sold 81 IL Corn unchanged a. A04JOc Oats
'teaiT At 3sc Petroleum dull and o~er
I'll, White a. 81 ~ No White 81 j7a asI So Amber
achyu 81 424 81 AZ Cora eaay al l04oe Olts du and
.ennx. ,s.es 81 2035c. Recpts22OoO bash Wheat DuuO
6OOO bash Oata shonentS-LOOo Dolls tOui tooO
assrTs Auz Io-Four in fair demand and armi sale,
o aaam Al 81 25aS5 Corn dll sud drOopng 0f@OO O.ls
gut and yeak Ale G42c Bacou gnSt snl weaA At JIG Tor
Saoasrs II m o Ceaf SIDES, II Ia 1r Clear sieA Lard
al Pork dull and pucts nominal
MILWAUKEE. sl9RoaT in fair demand aud hm sales
u Rrtrs bprng - s5dS6 30 Wheat eai sales No at
81 J1s 40 81 "a 81 23i Tor AaEast 81 10 , tor
enteneer Oa steady, No. al 5Ji No az 2l9tc Ioru
m and over saes OF no. MEel At 39s Rye IN far deand aud
hgh,r No SO W. BaFeY duil aad nominal sale Of No
Sprpr AZ Csc FrrghsNhcat y Bnlo Dc 10 Oswego.
iOL Recepu-2 600 hbls Flour 10000 BUSH Wheat ship
rnsstk-I OOJ bbls Fi0ur, $4,000 bush Wheat
PaILApsLPa Aug l9retOeam quiet and steady Crude 10;
sPri lGt rnn unchanged NOycrseci irne bat not quolaY
hgn,I PlAr~a 90 90 Taothv. - 50a Tor August Flour
go. az 3s sri,s Family 81 as 80 Whsl, quiet and
~atT Rsd 81 55QsI 49, Ambos 81 20; Whhe and oii
al a5qsl steady a sOds5e Corr active aai hehot
Yellow lc a6lc White. 80 w3O. hIoi Western, OOe oAs
mil Wbtc. 45s l4Tc htci 3gc 042c WI ssey. 81 a.
81 Aux l9Fiour quui tnl uaehengoi tSl Ilnesi
w.. No 3 soi At 81 go S@ . ied wmlcr ~ A. ,rais
H.'f Ak " a.as' ~ r--t ~ -
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

DALLAS, Texas Aug. 19.-The Republican
State Convention was called to order al in Odd
Fellows Hall. There large delegations from the
chief organized counties. nearly three-tourths being
cOored Gen. A. j. Moles Of jefferson elected tenn
porary Chairman.
Gov Davis invited TO the platform ana greeted
with uproarOus cheers. He responded. thanking his
epublcans for their hearty greeting and the
support accorded him during last 4tryng years. This
was ne said the largest Republican Convention held
in Texas. He exhorted the members TO harmony, and
said that would the best nomination which would be
made without prejudice personal feeling. He
hoped they would make the best nomination
possible. He would be satisfied IL the
nominee was a good man. who would not steal nor 80
back on his record talked Of pOstpOning. Cries
of Never Neverl"l He would not thus abandon the
field the face of the enemy They must not trust to
division among the enemy, but TO their principles.
scene OF wild excitement greeted the close Of the
address Daviss denomination is certain with possibly
a colored man next the ticket A Committee Gre
dentlas was appointed and the Convention adjourned
tn
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PaR9 81 CO Con que s,ics Of Low Nsei It an3vT'
ar.e drson 3pssa50A- August: Zoe, spse~isr vs
S.Ss Of NO sJS30s the latter sss%s; ~
srm saIes OF Choice spntg al 81 ~ hyc ~m = :.
Whszy srm sales hsher ses ~ J1~sr III ~ nv
SIG 75Dsi7 DRY hcatsNO salcN Bacon aon -"s
nei obbing dennd Inrf doing ssls - SnrIsr te~s
7ie Lave Hogs a. ~ 4Osf 90 Ca.tIe gs 80 s>
winterd Tersns S3n$4 rs: Native Cows SOC
- Butcher, So 10 Primo Choioe sieen sOr" pos.v
1000 bbs. Poer. 10000 bush Wheat 10 COO bash Se" D
BUSH OIts. UCO bush BsfisY 800 b,ad Csle. -. m,
foLSDo Au0 - Flour grl snd ~ fir demsnd W y vss
dsciaod 21as sts Of Ne 3 Witt WA al s ~ Do -
Michigan ~ % AMBER hhsan spot sEd Aagas' % ~ ~ ~
81 ~ ~ Old 81 f2i2. Red ~ u
IN a. Baton "a mlcLean Re at ~ sOs1 X a ~ ~
Reisc,es ~ I7 No hinbe tno Al IS dali st lover
s.jes OF Miye AZ 81 n, Anyust f4i L0~ 1isa
4fc vice 51c gae 10 Oes auaeT sale. No. :. " y
Ie,erf,d ~ Ne Pgtfs rlehareo Cox hs
P,S "a nsO hrsb hest $4,000 bua Corr, 1000 sh ,ss
shpmenis-2 Fseor 4glO bust whsst IS OOO sasa
Corr 5000 iusa. Osts -.
WLssGrJs Aug. Tp.Spins rgrpenae wet a, - a.ss
Cre IT, ~ tine a'sfY - 81 TOT hts|
81 30 Tor Yell,y Dip Vfgn Tsr b'sber SA d IS 70
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OBITUARY.



A telegram from San Francisco informed us
feyT DAYS ago OF the death at Honolulu OF Dr.. G. p
,Tndd. Advices by mail from the Sandwich Islands con-
vev the additional Information that his death occurred
an the 18th of July For several months previously he
mad been in feeble health He died sitting in his chair
and his death was quiet that persons In attendance
an him supposed he had fallen asleep. He was born at
paris NewYork state in 1903 When he was IS years OF
aea no went 20 the Sandwich Islands as physician
~ the American Mission. Twelve years afterward
no accomnapied Commodore Wilkes IN an ex
nIo-ino tour through the Islands. In isf2 Dr.
Judd resigned his position in the Mission aud became
Recorder and Interpreter to King Kamehameha Ill IN
the foowioc wear finding the Government was resolved
20 abrov,te Laws for the maintenance OF moral order ne
dissolved his connection with the Government put he
Soon called by the King TO constitute Ministry.
In this Ministry he selected for himself the Department
Of the Interior In 1852 when the Princes Lhono 'nu
Lot made their Journey Europe 20 rearrange inc rea
tons with foreign Powers, they were accompanied oS
Dr. Judd. His Official career lasted about ten years
during the most eventiu period in the history OF Tue
islands The influence which he excrted was most
beneficial for the country OF his adoption.
PROF. WILLIAM RUSSELL
Prof William Russell died last Saturday III
Lancaster, Mass, at the age OF 10 years H. was a
native Of Scotland, and to this country IN has
t~ont!cd yeas. He cl1r % no ir,t series of The
A1.ercp, Journal of Eaaeshoa, Duu4Icd IRON 1910 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, published to-day,

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, puDtSneu JO-uay'
will contain the following list of articles, some OF which
have not appeared in the Daily ASOng OF Killarney
a uoem The White Blackbird-bY Miss kda Greeley
Industrial Progress. Castelars Rome AMI IIay.
Boston Literary Notes ..MemOries--a poem .John
Paul at Saratoga. The Fashions HUMOROUS vel
lovstone Expedition. Home lnterests" ia
poem . Phases OF the Farmers War---Imml grafton
and its Effects. "A gricutural Addresses Propaga-
ton by Budding An inexpensive Ice-BOx Horn-
cultural Small Talk White Specks in the Butter--
Utilizing an Evil Growth. Frauds in Fertllizers-
Pathological Replies by Dr. Hexamer Stock NOteS----
Joseph Arch Coming to America Prospects, OF the
Cotton Crop The Potato Bugin new ROie various
Inauires Answered Miscellaneous Correspondence.
Editorial Notes Foreign, Washington New-York
City and Miscellaneous News Railroad Dsasters--
The Criminal Record Northern Cafornia ODltu
AIRY Indian Affairs. Political Conventions money
Matters Live Stock. Dry Goods. GRAIN ProVslon
Country Produce Wool. Cotton. and European Markets
ON the fourth page the following editorials appear An
Unnecessary Temperance, Jobbery in School BOOKS
And Dosent Intend To, National Education Scheme ke
strictng the supply of Coal Mrs Dr. Muhgan The Two
Immortals.
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A YACHTING DISAPPOINTMENT.

NEWPORT, Aug. 19.-The New-York Yacht
SQUADRON has met with another disappointment and the
cruise as arranged the start will be to great extent
a failure At an early hour this morning meeting was
held on board the flagship. at which the decision to sail
for the Bennett Challenge Cups was reserved and was
determined TO start again for the Vineyard. Accord
ngly soon after noon the signalgun flashed and num-
her NJ the Yachts weighed anchor aud dropped out Of
the harbor They had been ont only short ume how
ever before a thick fog enveoped the hee and there
were indications OF another stormy DAY Inc yachls
NJ was soon found TO be useless undertaking. ana one
nv one their prOwa again turned toward Newport
An have gain arrived at this point and again the plans
of the yacitmen are dsarranged. The trip 70 the Vine
programme as already published, will probably be car
rfodl mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE DUvALL coURr-MARTIM AT ASNAPoLI

THE DUvALL COURT-MARTIAL AT ANNAPOLIS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-The naval court-mar-
tial for trial Of Medical Director Marcus Duval
Admiral GoldsbOrough presiding convened at An
napOlis yesterday DIR Duval Was arragned under tho
following charges and specifications The first charge
is as follows: Assautng with deadly weapon anu
wounding enlisted OF the United States Marine
Corps. The specification Is As follows That on about
the 4th of June is7s at near the Naval HOSPITAL at
Annapolis, Nd, Medical Director Marcus Duvai did.
without warning. with malicious intent, discharge
double harreed gun and wounded Private John Pur
cell and Drummers Frank f. Donovan ana w @. Buck
ley OF the United states Marine Corps. The second
charge IS follows: ScandalOus conduct The spcch
cation ia the second recites the alleged
asserted IN tae specification above. DIR. Duva pleaded
NOT guilty. 10 tho The Court then adjourned
until to-day
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TIE HAMpEN PARK ASSOCIATION RACES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 19.-AbOut 5000
persons witnessed the opening days programme at the
Hamden Park Association The weather was
very pleasant but the track little heavy from the
rains OF Yesterday and last night.
The race for horses that beaten 234. was
won by Clementine beating Walter Golden Leaf Bar
new Kelley aud Rowes Tommy. Time-23lt 1914, 2:3i
1904 and 924 The first heat won by Gold Leaf
and the second by Walter
and fourth heats, beating Blanche, Young Bruno ana
Parkes Abiallah. Tme-2253 2,27 226 and 1927. The
third heat was won by Blanche
Both the winners favOrites IN the pools Clemen
tine selling at 500 to $40 against the ed. and st. James
af 500 10 for j. e. Brown, SIS for Blanche Sl5 for
Alien and S25 for the field.
To-norrOws for 22 and 23l horses, and the
former expected be the most exciting race OF the
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE CANADIAN RACES.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 19.-The second days
races we're rs successful the first If not attended by
quite the crowd graced the the afternoon
of the civic holiday The first was an open hand
cap steeplechase two miles, aud was won by Elenton
las pounds Jack the Barber second.
The mile heat race tor Dominion-breds by
Montreal son Of Thunder. Mr. Patteson's Emily by
Terror, was second.
The Carlton Club purse 800, mile heats. open to ALL
was won by War Cry in straight heats, Jim Connor
late Bderic, second. Frank Ross broke down, and
COunors leg the track being feariulY heavy
The Citizens Purse, Ii miles, was won by JACK Nanda
Montreal second.
The last 1t-mile handicap, WllCn was won
by Jack Valda. with Emily second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society con
templates grand horticultural display in 1876
Senator John b. Gordon of Georgia and Gen.
Besuregari have Green Brier Springs, W. Va
The first bale of the crop of cotton was
received at Charleston YESTERDAY from Beaufort County D. T. was
elissed ordinary.
The first bale of the new crop OF cotton for the
New orleans received there yesterday ssse 10" MD
ding AID sold for 20 cents per pound
Aniniunction wasdenied Yesterday. to restrain
the Boston Water Power Company IRON selling Back Day lands as
prayed by several stockholders
Cen d. NJ Barringer continues in precarlous
health AZ Green Bue sulphur Springs Dr. Miller OF ahns
tou Who was there, Is slowly recovering
- Mr. Whalley, member of the British Parlla-
time Ia Qaebec collecting evidence IN hc
Tichborne case lett there Monday tor hew-fork
"A collision took place Off Quebec, on Mon
iay night Murel May aud Tue DS Ann D0
vessels much damaged The latter has been beiohSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Massachusetts, Republican State Com
mittee has decided change the time OF holding the
state Convention. at Worcester, from Sept II TO
Sept. 10
Gov. Hendricks OF Indiana has declined an
invitation stump Ohio in favor OF the Democratic
ticket evidently wishes fresher subject than the
resolutions Of '93.
The Democratic Convention of Lnzerne
County Penn elected the Hon Hendrick B. Wright
Yesterday as Senatorial delegats 81 the State C0nyen-
ton; also four Representative delegates. resolution
cOudeInnatJrY OF the backpay steal WAS unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
SHOCKING CHARGES AGAINST AN ORPHAN
WARDEN.

DUBUQUE, Aug. t9.-The Herald of this city
publishes a serious charge against the Rev. J. NJ.
SCHNEIDER Warden Of Orphan Asylum, near this city.
The Herald says:
TWENTY-FIVE miles south OF This city ia Orphan
Asylum established In ns6 for the care Of orphans not
over years OF II has been under the charge Of
the Lutherans The Rev. ]. NJ Schneider. the Warden.
has always stood high and enjoyed the confidence Of the
entire community. About five years ago his wife died,
and 1t seems, iI was not long after he commenced a
systematic Of seduction OF the little girls under
his charge"
The charges and specifications against Schneider
very crcumstana aud It Is added that he has resigned
and fed from the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
AUG UST WEATHER.
WORK RAIN TN THE CITY.

\ WORK RAIN IN THE CITY.
Those who had Ionged for radical change
| in the weather were doomed ~ disappointment
yesterdiy. for although there sigas Of improve
ment raither olesr y start night gave assurance
that Tho August storm which had darkened she heavens
aud chilled the air fer week thing N the past
Rain fell with quiet persisency during the hours before
daybreak. and the sky was unified with dark CLOUDS
until late the afterroon, when the sunlight sianted
through occasional riffs and patches OF blue sly Wero
disclosed The temperature wzsunusualy low. "a II has
for the past days and she air was laden win
moisture The sky was quite clear after nightal' ana
at midnight there grounds foe the hope tha6 tho
force OF the storm had been broken and that cieaf
weather again ut the gateso the city,
Expressions Of impotence were heard everywhere
yesterday over che continuance OF the rainy season
but according to Health Boards acport there has
been a marked decrease Of sickness aud mortality
during the past week especially asOng children
Mothers whose children had been wstllS away ~ tie
Overheated city prayed for cool weather AMI their
Instinct seems TO have been trustworthy. The rlin-
storm has brought healing charm Ihat anpiY cOich
caused The Eeath inspectors too in their reports on
the condition OF the sr5ets pointed o another net OF
the The rains have washed ire ntn Ygm
the soadways. except where the pavements were 10y
broken up. The August rain has therefore Gono ua
work physician and seavenger, and impatenes over
long continuance should be temDerec with risden
GOVERNMENT REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 2C'-i a. IN
Synopsis for ne past hoenib-l0ur hours ,
The pressure has diminished IN the North
west and over Upper Lake region. where the tenn
perature risen slightly and generally clear weather.
with light westerly TO south westerly Winds
ElsterlY 10 sOutbery Winds generally clear weather
and higher temperature reported IRON tne lower
lake reg1on and thence sOuthvestward over the Ohlo
Valley, Tennessee, and the Gulf states
Increased JrpssurG ncftheriy 10 variable WINDS ana
partly cloudy weather In the England aud hoaie
Atlantic states Partly cloudy weather with ght ram
and increased pressure the sonth Atlantic States
Probabilities.
Io,nl he
pressure slightly rlsg teDDerdTe edSerty % SotheTty
toints ,oih party cloudy wsatter m tie Interior anil
threatening heather GA the coast
For the lower lake region, failing barometer, rising
temperature, sOutheasery 10 sOIt4lefiY winds, ana
clear or partly cOudy weather during she day. followed
by increasing cl0uduess aad threatening weather
For the upper lake region and the Northwest hght
To fresh sOuthery and westerly winds, VITA partly
cloudy and clear weather except m sde northern pOf-
OF Michigan and thence westward 70 MINNESOTA
where threatening weather VIII prevail
For the ONO valley and sOutbvacd 20 the Gun rising
Temperature light easery t. s0utery winds. and clear
partly cloudy weather For the South Atlantic states
eastery to southery winds, rising temperature' anu
OF light ram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
LATEST SHIP .NEHS.
TOR o,,er shin Rees see iStoond Payer
ARRgsEt,

For Othor ShlD NfeS Stc9nd PdVcf
ARRIVED
SeAvsship tantsyiie Crowe
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Bark (Garl NOhr 4aique - days viii sse %
soda
Scar Geld Hurtor McCartg Jols n b. ", humber
SRs-HyRR cpASrgsE
Henry Mcsoon. Rocksnd biea Al-n. struin~r
j. H.. Young PsStucseL 4. Wit.aH. stamford
A. lleston Boston Laia.as Pas River.
Maud Mnc& Providence. q hseniaEg. ffoyidepee-
Cypress, Plgtnckel. psiIie Hammer. isatuoket.
Rosnose rasut1B. J. = Ctcto isanto0
John G1o3sprcA Somsrset J. ~ Bell. Tanatss
Ttnnton-
WiSD--5ul8oBn. light E cloudy
DOMESTIC PORPS.
s. G.. bng. 10 Arrived Ashad, itons
PhiadelnDia Filoon from Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTl.
I1-The General TrsnSatarnc COmpnys seaassS
Vile IIsve Su-moni Aug tins Orruo.
l9lhs HAabrrg Anencau Jhc steirt1 ii0l'ts
the h fruiT sailing
,ay.
aGvAEA Aug l9The steamship Moro Cssle, iom Newrots
~ morIag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
FRIGHTFUL LAwLEssNEss IN KANSAS.

PARSONS, Kansas, Aug. 19.-The United States
Agent Tor the Creek Indians that the
May when he took charge Of that agency 20 murders
have been committed in the scope OF county con-
tanning less than 1900 persons. and that not one
Of the murderers has been arrested or punished.
Three OF these murders committed by the
Light Horse who the conservators OF the peace.
aud that the parties killed while custody of OFF,
GERS under solemn pledge 20 give them fair trial be-
fore the law Advces from all parts OF the Territory
show that GOOD OF all parties Will demand that the
Indian country shall be put under the protection OF the
UniIad Suites GOveInment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
sy HuHnLs aAc.-nLs HEATS.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-This was the first day OF
the York August meeting. For the Yorkshire OAKS
Stakes Of Is soveregns EACH five forfeit with 100 SOW
eregns added three year old lies there we're but
four starters out OF 81 nominations The won
by MI Merry's ch. (. Marie Stuart Lord Falmouths
Cecilia was second and Mr.. smlthsons Cngana third
For the North of England Biennial Stakes of ten SOW
eregns EACH with added, for 0as of 1870, there
were "a nominations and but three starters Inc race
was won by Mr.. Merry's b. c. Pantomime. MI Butts
Oh. c. Mendip second and Lord Anslesey's queens
Scholar third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
FOREIGN PORTl.
crnaa Victory Over Ger, compe.icar IL me wor.a

Gruud Victory Over Every Competitor IN he World
The ioaowns Cable Dispatch from vrnna viii convey Ia CHAD
diligence world World Recovered WILSON Ssw's
only a highest Assr fHn and
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