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DRY GOODS.
EALL GOODS OP.NED CHEAP.

We have opened all the Fall Goods left over from
last season, comprising French Merinoes. Cash
merest Empres. Cloths, Satines, Cretons, Silk and
Wool POplins, Mohsir Mixtures, Alpasas, French
Popltnsi ans 20 pieces Of BRIGHT COLOREb ALL
WOOL PLAIDS, with usual large stock OF
MOURNlSG GOODS, Of Lupin's superior fab
rguesl together with a sp eudid stock Of RICH
BLACK SILKS, aud the hnst assortment Of HIGH
COLOkED STRIPED W0OLEN SHAwLS TO be
found in this market and ladies htti-g children
for school viii find many articles in our stock 10
please. enc price only. ia plain d cures.
". VI. SHUSTER AZ BRO,
auF23-st Seo2t 9lg Pennsylvania avenue
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D0A liquor dealer In Galveston endeayors 10
overcome the scruples and rake In the stamps
Of the religious BY quotations from the Testa-
ment and Martin Luther,
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shipwreck ana Loss or Ltfe.

LONDON, August GA telegram from Liver
pool announces the loss of the British steamer
T. E. Lemon, and the drowning of portion Of
her crew.
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0Ihe supreme court Of South Oaro,,p.
yesterday, decided the case Of Norton. Biis. q
70 70, W. the state, adversely 70 the
"a new way TO pay Old dsbts vasdevs,oped
=. Depuque me other day. O'Nsil owed 6mifh
-, ana ne proposed fight 70 dstsrmins
teen rounds were fought, and noV O,Nsil eveo
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THE McBLAIR-MARrrH TRAGEDY. - The
grand jury ct Warrenton, Virginia, yesterday
found . true bill against Charles McBlair for
the murder Of Alfred Martin, and NcBlAr has
been remanded to jail for trial on the 9Th Of
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KILLED on TIE RAILnoAD.-On Tuesday
morning lest the body Of 8 man, tsrribly man,
Gieo ~ having been run over by TIE cars, VA
to!nd n the railroad track noar Brook Tunnel
nan . NILE west Of Coalusnce, On the Pirts-
showed the body 10 b that Of Jamss p. Hiteheli
. carpenter In the employ q the railroad com
pany. 1t u supposed that he was killed By the
expres hain on the previous night xmbey-
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HENRY WARD BEECHKR preached in White
Mountain hotel, Sunday. In the course OF his
sermon he remarked, "religion is Gods hotel
tcular inclination suggests" We hope he did
not continue the parallel, and maintain that the
ministers are like hotel walters, who dispense Of
the blessings Of the table in greater or less album
dance as they may be moved BY present or pros
pective fees.
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1The rumor that Henry Ward Bescher 10
seriously Ill, 10 wholly without foundation. His
health has never been better than u v this
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TIE MIssIssIPPI REPUBLICAN, STATE coz
vENrIoz made the following nominations yes
terdsy: o. X. Davis, for lieutenant governor;
James Hil for secretary OF state, (both COL
ored2 Senator Alcorn has declared against
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KILLISa OF MISS DOLLY TRAMMEII BY
LIeHTSIsG:-The following particulars OF the
killing of this young lady at Bristol by lightning,
we find in the Lynchburg Republican: We have
10 record another death BY lightning, which has
been so especially destructive of life during the
present summer. The victim in the present
case is a young lady, Miss Dolly Trammell,
aged &c years, and residing near Bristol, on the
Virginia side Of the line. On Tuesday evening,
about O'Clock during q heavy storm, she LETT
Of placing bucket under the spout 70 catch
the rapidly descending water. As she was
putting the bucket in the place the corner OF
q favorite dog that had accompanied her. was
instantly killed. We understand that all the
clothing was burnt OF the person Of the unfor-
tunate lady, and that her body was badly dis
figured, though her face was not injured at All
No other inmate Of the house, ss we have heard !,
received any injury.
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CANAL WHrTEwAsH.-Mr. German thinks
the canal bank wouldn't leak n he could mix .
whitevoshed. II Win take . considerabIe
quantity Of lime 10 whitevaah all his canal bus
inees, and the Governors whyte-wash only
Civilian.
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TIE HEALTH or NEW ORLKANs.-The hoard
Of health Of New Orleans deny the extravagant
reports that have been circulated concerning
cases Of yellow fever are known to exist In the
city. simultaneously with this dispatch comes
one nom Galveston, stating that the board Of
Quarantine for all vessels coming from New
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Two MEN SHOT AT A PIc-NIo-ONR FATAL
LY.-During picnic on Tuesday at Hampton,
N. B., on the Inter Colonial railway, a riot oc-
was shot dead and another named Burke was
shot by some person behind the bar. 1t is not
known who fired the shots in either case.
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PnoHIBIrIoN STATE TICKET IN NEW YORK
Inc New York state executive committee OF the
Prcnibitaon party, and the committee appointed
oy the Sons Of Temperance and other radical
temperance men Of the state, have agreed 70
call . state convention, to meet at Syracuse
ticket, WV
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An A1KANsAs JuDeH Ass
Eiishu Aeurs, Judge Of thg10th judicial Circuit
Court OF Arkansas, who resides ct Uarksville,
Jonnson county, while going homo to dinner
yesterday, was shot ana MORALLY wounded by
some unknown person. He died ct O'Clock In
the morning. The deed u thought to have been
committed by o mau with whose wife the Judge
had been too intimate.
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A CATHOLIC BISHOP FINED IN PnusaYA
Berlin dispatch says: The Roman Cafholic
bishop, Koitt, has been sentenced to psy 4 Sns
o. iour nundred tnalers Tor infraction Of the
eccies1esdcai laws IN appointing clerevmen
without obtaining the sanction Of ths stsaa
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FARMERS ScHoLARsHIPs.-In order 70 en-
courage the study OF scientific and practical
agriculture IN Virginia, and thus promote the
farming and planting interests OF the state, the
University OF Virginia will next session throw
open forty farmers scholarships Zone for each
senatorial district), in addition TO the fty saate
scholarships now existing under the law. These
scholarships viii be held for two years, and will
anord Tree tuition in the following schools:
Natural history and agriculture, general and
ana prescribed course in analytical chemistry
IN connection with il, natural philosophy, min
eralogy and geology, mathematics, history ana
conferred ON those whose parents are unable.
ana who are themselves unable, to incur the en-,
pense OF their education without aid, and who
Will declare their bona fde intention 70 become
farmers or planters.-Riokaond Whio
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THE HANDsOMEsT AND MOST COMFopr,
BLE THEATER IN WASHINGTON.

ALAkGEk p hSS MN gsSTdSs AMI
THE HASpsoMEsT AND MOST coMFoRr..
BILE THEATER IN WASHINGTON.
THE STAR TROUPE OF AMERICA.
First the S sE;tjpsIisH W ySg9g Actor
The greatest e ElGf Pni sS G2SGTTfd4an'
me 'n'fm Miss ss' GsR AZ EyG %HssY
LEV !S's AND F EG4s M deGHf Tss
rp en Miss se aa SGGIf y SSMElRs.
TI b t.n HODGES and B: JEAN BUCKLEY.
49, oSk eogfF q 81 J FH4 q SsEAurr
#f 4fsi 81 sGESfa
pr 5SSSf5 4 fAffkksHs, t9H AEk B BkkIksssoNS'
Al, khIp 5. gSE IaAsf Eav LAY
fft IfhNSSSIS1AREs
sses si' R. sSs Superb ''nsa
r.ss.;se III ES Ss.4 ass D .s.ss.s
.ssa l%,l' N %RSsf ssf5Xz AND SATURDAY
OF .s 70. On E1Ai'i'i.n and sal.l NV 10
''H s''' mARxaIrsR~ S1ra 81.
SGs t. c2s T.'
Choioe on Paintings, Ensrayinss,. Ohromos, &c.
ro.ars SG4s: wnSx
sell, Rings, Nails, &c., In the Distriot.
Cfie..e rsm.mber Name and Number. jelly.
A Ii KINDS OF OAsT-OTF WEARING APP.
a PAkEL can be sold to the very beet advantage
81 . sss,ns ss Sn 9Th ana dgg ,S
Notee oy mall promptly attended TO- Cash paid. rs
0LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, OOPPER, Ere.
popsnt g fair prices for New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes by
Isss PS%ns ass .S:Sus to BY
SUMNER RESORTS.
THE PINEY POINT HOTEL,
ForperIy - The Payilion,nl
This delightful summer Resort, situate on the Po-
.o a4 riyer, esui-distaat from Baltimore a 4
leased By. the sndersisned for TIE term neon Of
X " sna VIII be open Tor the reoeDtion Of guests
Under the new proPrietorship, the house has bee,
thoroughly renovated, making the appointments Far
SUPERIOR to any former season. Tho table will Se
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Wellington msrfets'
&, Am usemeptsaBoviag, Billiards, Boating, Ti.h.
g. osss E :nS Su % 81
,r LisrmsE01 IeF day. eS per month"; children hak
isis -n' S sd5l Ss,' 3. pARkrR, rro,r,..o..
MER BoARD.
Twenty-Five additional BOARDlRs ON now be
TUTE, on moderate terms. Coed Ian v
faS hn' ''sn THfos! Nv w. P HrkS
lelu Aide, Loudon o., Va
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DIED wrrHour vRrruoe

Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who spent some
$4,000 on the defence OF his brother Daniel for
the murder of Albert ID. Richardson, died last
evening in Bellevue hospital, and having no
friends will be buried in potter's field
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PoUGHKEEPsfE, August 29.-The second At
lantic express train on the Hudson river road
ran into the rear of the first Atlantic express a
mile south OF Montgomery this morning. A re-
port from Poughkeepsie says three persons were
slightly injured, but no names are given. A re-
port direct from the scene of the accident is
momentarily expected. The injured locomstiye
hes between the up and down tracks. Both
tracks are obstructed.
Another
PouGHKRRPsIR, August 29.-Four parsons
were severely hurt by an accident on the Cen
tral railroad this morning. VIM. Hildreth. en-
gineer OF the second Atlantic express was badly
hurt about the head. A man whose name cav,
not be ascerta1ned had his arm taken of. The
others were slightly injured.
Ana Another and Worse Accident
DETROIT, MI0H., August 29.-The night ex-
press train west on the Detroit and Milwaukee
railroad, consisting of baggage car, two pas
senger coaches, one sleeping car, and two emit
grant cars, became disabled in consequence OF
the engine throwing of the driving wheel about
mile east of Muir. IL was followed bv a
through freight train, which ran into the rear
passenger car, killing four women, one child,
and fnjuring ten other persons, all emiyrapts
MEDICAL assistance was at once procured from
Muir. None of the injured are dangerously
wounded.
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TEE Masonic PRArIRNJTy 10 - urd~v n
2! ies@ n yooo, 900 worth Of new halls, most q
pnns n VII Pc oompaeted this year. The one in
LInnnsocap1aa Y the most magnificent structure
snd entirely completed, win be vorth e Isssl
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New York Notes.

STRIKE TROUBLES.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Laborers employed
IN rebuilding the Standard oil works. humber
ing seventy, struck yesterday because non So
clety men were engaged. In the afternoon thew
congregated at the works and attacked the
working laborers. The police were called. re-
stored order, and finally escorted the workers
home, eAe
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN I. FORD........-...... - Prop rietor
II. CLAY FoRD-.-Businsss Manager and Treasurer
JOS 3. Ticket Agent
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THEATER COMIQUE.
BRILLIANT REOPENING
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l.r.

THEATER ENTIRELY RENOVATED. RE.
PAINTED AND REFURNISHED WjTG
LAhGER AND NEW STAGE AND
PhOSCENi UNI
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OR, The WOLVES OF SOCIETY,
formers. "AAeS vi Pof-
Miss Alice Brookes, late Of the Ch,caeo r,..,.,.
MI. W; II Southland, late Of the New Orleans VAR,
e,lesi Mr y p Clarke, Mr.. J. B. Browne, Mr. Jos
Mollie Meader, daughter Of Mrs. Clara FISHER
Meaoer; Mics Emma Whittle, Miss Alkaline Steuart
Messrs. o. y. Her bert, +. Wise, H al Curley Il
Fitzpatrick, Miss Minnie Lee, &c 100
admission, 80 cents, rs cents and 81; gallery 2,
tcutc. au1T
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8 N n ER ARD.
accommodated ct the LOUDON IN6TI- r a
rvrs -, on moderate terms. Coed IA .,
hrs apply to TH0s. W. LAKE.
le1l-n Aide. Loudon Co., Va.
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KILLED BIT LaeErEue.-During . thunder
colored man engaged It wheat thrsehing me-
chine vas struck By Tightening and hlled,
Of, ths evssss9 stsnnsd. nd q wheat burned.
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REFORM OF THE RECRUITING SfRvIcR.-
General Orders, No. 81, just issued from the
War department direct that-I. The Adjutant
General cause frequent inspections to be made
OF the recruiting depots and rendezvous for the
purpose Of enforcing the regulations and orders
concerning enlistments, with o view to prevent
the reception into the service Of minors and
men OF bad character. II. As the superinten-
dents OF the general recruiting service stand iu
the light OF department commanders to the
several recruiting stations for the army ct
large, the generals commanding military geo
graphical divisions and depart ents are not
expected to exert any super vision on control
over the posts used ~ depots, except In cases Of
emergency, when, upon established principles,
all military men and material within reach come.
e matter Of course, under their command.
LII. The posts used - recruiting dspo0 arc not
to be made place. Of oonnnsment for military
prisoners. WhcnevG deeorters frem the army
are aPprehended by, or come In custody Of, re-
10 be forwarded thence for trial, By the sarlisst
opportunity, 70 their regixaents, where ths Wit
neseee In their cases should BE-. In 0nses where
trial, by general court martial, Of prisoners be-
longing 70 OF under the charge q the recruiting
service becomes neceesAry, tAe cAarGee viii Be
Adjutant General Of the army, With . list Of
the Officers available for duty ON the court
Nv. The euperfntendents Of thS recruiting SCR
vice win report without delay, through the i'd
jutant general, 10 the commanding generals Of
the departmente, list Of general prisoners be-
heretofore sent 20 the depots to serve out their
sentence. Upon receipt Of which tists the de-
partment commander viii designste other
places Of confinement for the prisonere And the
superintendents viii cause the said prisoners to
be safely delivered ct the places % designatsd.
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ga nsero thisf IN Hart county, Georvzs-
attempting % enter . store by way Of 4 Chin
nsy, vedged hin:slf % tightly in fhe iaue thsf
bofue n could be extricated ana esccrter -
Pie Of safsfy' hat u, 70 . cen IN q eousty
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ANOTHER SLAUGHTER.

We have Just received q largo lot OF BLACK
SILKS from the sane source the I5-CENT LINEN
LAWNS were obtained, which we will sell cheaper
than any other house will sell the same goods
After locking at the SILK, ask to see our special
brand OF heavy BLEACHED COTTON Pride OF
the South
LUTTRELL WINE,
aug13 ST. 1890 Pa. avenue, corner 10Th st.
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TIE TESTIMONY in the Duvan court martial,
at Annapolis, is closed for the present, and at
hs own request the accused has been granted
until to- morrow to hand in his written defence.
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MORE TROUBLE WITH THE POSTAL CARDS
For several weeks past the daily specimen proof
sheets Of the postal cards received at the Post
Office department have been considerably be-
low the contract standard, and the last one re-
In the printing and the quality of the paper.
The manufacturers are fast exhaustinp the pa
cence OF the department., and will be notified
that they must comply with the terms of their
contract, or it will be revoked and the work
placed in other hands
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PENSION PAYMENTs.-Next week Thursday
quarterly payment of pensions will begin at all
agencies throughout the country, by which
about eight million dollars will be disbursed
Biennial examination of all pensioners, to de-
termine their rating, will also begin on the same
day, and Commissioner Baker is distributing TO
examining surgeons instructions, designed to
effective ever had.
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The CHICAGO MAiLs.-On and after Mon
day, September list, the mails for Chicago, ILL.,,
from this point will be forwarded via the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad and connections. This
arrangement will give the people the ad vantage
Oh two hours later closing at the post office.
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The NEW DESKS for the hall of the House of
Representatives are being put in position. and
new carpet for the hall will soon be mt down.
The desks are smaller than those which thew
replace, and free from all carved or Ornamental
work, so that the desks for the three hundred
and two members and delegates comprising the
next house will be placed in the same space here
tofore occupied by two hundred and fifty. The
new deshs are nearly half paid for by the pro-
ceeds Of the sale of the old ones.
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UNDER THE GAxLuGu7

brief Summer Season will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l.
Inc celebrated and very successful American Re
entitled ~~-S'e0As NoW AOIk
, 1873-11-06
THE FIyE-MILE RACE.


Mr' SIM Raon.s' Mnro Nourtnaahi hnsi-
Y %WaHs me s1,qoo STAKE fronA Aar'
D.cazcy's Lady Mnc. .-,!
Yesterday. afternoon to sec. tlo 1otiir-talhod-of
f,yo.mia trotl;nr mntch for a atoka of At nm ,,a.
No. e;.n,a 49, ~. a.aep y. ~
tween Mr. simpsons oiack mare Nonr1naial aud
hfr. Dlckoy'8 bay marc Indy Mac--a pair OF
'tspike-tail' v animnls noted throughout tho
West for' thoIr nnd,j,onco nut 1itt1o ,ntorcat
,voa too, IN tho roco - 1,o;rr rannro1,v oon
wa .aaon ii suo inoo' IL po'ne se,'olH'4s cou.
coded ny experienced horsomen that Nonrn,ahal
would be an easy winner. There was no betting
On tho result either in the city or Mt tho track.
rbe ,rot can ooa1r, l,o foocr;,,a L., hr;or uno.o
~ ' s,. ~ ~ oA opaeo' es
a1 O'CLOCK 5ho gehtemon selecscd TO act as
Judges raaE the horses out OH the track,
Which was nntlt for use, boing henyy md
soggy,, EourmaI,al yas .eiyon tho pole,
on1 +,,a word ',vos ,,,,,or ,rt,,,,t ,a,.u
TInv nto,tcd or NJ hun nv ovn' mss"ous ua;t Mr
RImpsot,'n 1nnro hoalipS tho othnr a ,tiln' l a.. a..
inr in TIM far side IaS SIec fried iarI f. m n
the front, and lad to be- pulled back to LeoE her
in wind Nni,rmn1,nl TAI iii liza wov aro1inj ~
49, ; ; =, ,aa .t.ata w a.. i1o ~, atouuI ~
u.otnuees, huu "v,1t " nnnef tn t11n mio 'on
iehEtiais Eii u auyai'ce III 1;a9' Inc Lazy drow up
to within tWo lonGths OF hcr at tho beginning OF
, 1873-11-06
COMPETITIVE TRIAL OF FIRE ENGINES.

AN important trial Of fire onginea took place
yesterday afternoon on the North Pier In tho
prcseuca Of Mayor Bond, tho Board Of Police
and Fire Commissioners, Chief Bennor; Henry
Lippcrt, Chief OF tho milwaukee, Fire Depart
mcnt; number Of the Assistant Marshals Of
tho cities OF st. Louis and Cincinnati anti Mr.,
Horace Silsb5, Of the Silaby Manufacturing Com
pnny. The ongines present were the ". James.
an Anoskcag engine, and tho No. s Cole engine
Of tho city department., beside III Al,ren
engine, Of Cincinnati, anl sisby engine.
Tho :]attor bnye been ordered by tile Fire
Commissioners, but hnye not boell accepted. and
the main object Of tho trial IVES to test them,
with tho view Of aacertaining it thoy fulhllod
tho terms Of tho contracta. So far ns tho Silsby
cnsino was concerned, tho result was satisfactory
to tho Com:n1ssiouerH. Tho Cincinnati engine,
unfortunately, became disabled at tho outset OF
the contest, mud will DO tosted this afternoon at
o'clock, Tho following is n synopsis Of the
tcsta na1e;
First Test--Twonty minutes duration, 800 ieet
hoee, Amoslseag and Colo engines using IL
uo2slo, nud tho SiB5y and Ahrens TX nozzle.
, 1873-11-06

Bccond ToAt-Duration ton minutes $50 fcet
Of hoao and 1]}l(-inch nozzle. Tue AmoHkeag
throw 282 foot Q inches; the Silsby, 296 feet
inches Colo Droa., 900 feet inches Ahrens
l. Co.; 206 fcct.
: Third Test-ren minutes' duration; $50 feet
hose. two leads, 1-inch uozzlo. The AnloHkeag
threw 209 foet 3 inchea; stsby i Co., 19a feet
6 inohea; Cole Brog, LII feet
Tests were then, mado Of the comparative
capacity OF the engines az to the quantity Of
water thrown in q givon time. In the first test
the silaby engine took water from tho river,
aud played into a tank, which WAS
omptiea by the Colo eugino into another tunk,
from which the wator was taken by tho
Anoskoag engine, aud forced into the river, each
ongiuo using 800 feot Of hose. The trial lasted
<to1l ninntes. The Sissby engine kept tho tank
from which tho Cole engine took wator con-
Btnntly filled, and tho Atnosleag machine lowered
the water in the tank supplied by tho Cole en-
glne twenty inches.
10 test tho capacity OF the silsby engine 1t
was..set to work to fill 1,200-gRllon-tank, which
it did In minute and 81 seconds, being over 600
gallons Of water per minute. During tho trial
tho Commissioners limited tho stoam to 100
pounds. Tho trial closed at o'clock, and Is
thought to havo been one Of the faircst and beBt
exhibitions Of the poworH Of tho various makes
OF aro engines over Boen in tho city.
, 1873-11-06
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

In Hyde Park the votc for County Treasurer
was as followa:, Philip Wadsworth, 457; Henry
B. Miller, 2224. ,n
Prof. Haven delivered a lecture on "Dos-
carlos" before the ohriatian Union yesterday
Altet1tuont - 81 rs 20 =
Tho ladioe Of the Union park Baptist Churcl,
viii give an oyster supper in the church this
Tho Raw Arthur Mitchell viii preach in tic
CLARK and Washington stroets, at o'clock, this
evening.
The policemen Of the South Side wero elee-
tionocring too much On Tuesday, for there sero
only seven caaos on the docket for trial yeatcr-
day morning.
The laa;es Of Trinity Church will donate tho
proceeds or their lunches to-day to st. Lukos
Hospital. Let all encourage 10 worthy AZ OBJ
ject Of charity, which Horoy needs halp.
Thomas Hounesey was held, upon bis own
Toogn i Ss u ymsste5Tan m 5 BY Co%mssone1
clgarB without q llcenBe.s
The Rev: D.McCloilan, Of Manchester, Eng
land, will lecture this evening, at half-past
O'clock, at tho: Firbt, Daptist Church; cornor OF
Hubbard, court and Wabash avenue. Subject
,"Open Communion III England"
It will DO aoen by the record of real estate
tranBfera that Potter Palmer tlas toeently sold
to 2. d. @. ". Pardrdgo, for $l75, ,0OO. tho lot
on stato street, o. feet by lao, with building,
Situated near Charles dossage'a store.
j., john 2 Ritter, who was arrested on election
day on tho charge Of perjury ut tho polls, waa
takon before JnHticq Banyon yesterday morning
aud discharged, his accusofs failiug to toetify
agalnst him. t.
Joaeph Grls1ey Btolo buffalo robe from
Charles Laede No. 844 Woat Monroe street, and
WAS detected and caught with tho article in Iuos-