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| sion by the police commissioners Ofsev-
eral documents which are part of the
public business of their department, is
subjecting them to sharp criticism. The
latest documents which they tried to
conceal were letter of Governor Dix
refusing to arm the police, and their
own order, which, it is said, virtually
protects gambling-hOuses.
TRANSPORTATION.
The assembly committee on transpor-
tatiOn will meet in Saratoga September
| Sd, and it is likely the State senate
committee will meet at the same time.
/ The object is to obtain all the informa-
ton possible on the subject of transport
tation from the interior to the seabOard,
and be able to impress the United
States senate committee on transporta-
ton that New York State possesses the
most feasible and advantageous route,
and one most worthy Of such improve
ment at the expense of the general gov.
ernment as will open it as a great
channel of communication between the
west and the Atlantic.
THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
The twelfth general convention of the
Fenian Brotherhood in the United
States and Canada is being held in this
city. The secretaTy's report shows that
twenty new circles have been organized
during the past year, indicating an ac-
cession of about four thousand members.
THE PANAMA RAILROAD AND PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
| The secretary of the Panama railroad
company says that loan of five hun
dred thousand dollars has just been con-
summated with the Pacific Mail steam
ship company on the terms mentioned
yesterday, viz: a guarantee bill of sale
on six of the best Pacific Mail steamers.
The Pacific Mail directors held a meet
ing to-day and appointed Captain Brad
bury and Messrs. Stebbins and Sage q
committee to close the transaction with
the Panama company.
GOLD MOVEMENTS.
There were twenty-five bids for gov
ernment gold to-day, aggregating nearly
So, 600, 600, at from ia 40 to 1880. One
bid for 81, 500, 600 at 115.40 was awarded
by the government.
ERIE RAILROAD MATTERS.
The promised report of President
Watson, of the Erie railroad company,
was not presented to-day, it not being
ready. President watson became un-
well while preparing it. The directors
did no business, owing to the want Of a
quorum.
AN EIGHT-HoUR STRIKE.
The plumbers have quit work on the
new pOstoffice, owing to the orders of
the society requiring eight hours 10 con-
stitute days work. All men employed
on the building work ten hours and
more daily, and are paid accordingly.
A private letter from Ishpining, Mich
igan, dated the sixteenth, says: "We
have had riot here. A man was killed
in the street, and the mUrderers were
arrested. While they were being re-
moved from the Jail to the depot, they
were taken from the officers and beaten,
Que of them so badly that he died Ia
few hours, and the other 30 that he
cannot live. Some of the ringleaders
have been arrested, and the others are
still at large. The Irish are collecting
from numerous points, and an Irish flag
is floating. What the result will be it is
impossible to tell.
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The Daily Appeal has larger eircu-
alton than all the other Memphis daily
,Rpers combined.
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Merchants Of Memphis do yourselves
the justice to advertise, and largely, in
the Mondays APPEAL, which VIII con-
tain the Annual Statement Of the trade
and commerce of Memphis.
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The railway commissioners Of Illinois
have about completed the freight-sched-
ule for leading railroads in the State,
aud 1t will probably be given to the pub
lie this week.
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CHEGARAY NSTvTUTE.

Established in New York in 1874. English
and French for young ladies and misses.
Boarding and day pupils, l527 and 1873 Spruce
street, Philadelphia, Pa. French is the Ian
guage Of the family, and is constantly spoken
In the institute. NINE DHERVILLY, Prin.
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NEW YORK.
Police Schemes - Transportation from
the Atlantic, West-The Fenians
RediViVus.
The Panama RailrOad-GOld Movements
The Erie RailrOad-Eight-
Hour Strike, Etc.
NEW YORK POLICE SCHEMES.

New YORK, August 2S.-The suppress
sion by the police commissioners Ofsev-
eral documents which are part of the
public business of their department., is
subjecting them to sharp criticism. The
latest documents which they tried to
conceal were letter of Governor Dix
refusing to arm the police, and their
own order, which, it is said, virtually
nrOtects pamhlin0-hOuses
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p@ Country Merchants viii make
money by sending thtir Orders to US,
with the cash.
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A. c. TREADwELL., late Meacham & Treadwell.
\. b. TREADwELL, Of TreadWell Bros
b. d. TREADwELL, Of Treadwell Bros.
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ENGLISH & CLASSICAL SCHOOL
SOS THIRD STREET.
NOTTCE,

Wy 2. MITCHELL, Principal. The next
w session viii commence Monday. Sept.
Lsl. For circulars. apply al the sehoolToOm.
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HALIFAX, August 2S.-Accounts OF
the recent disastrous storm in this pro-
vince are continually coming to hand.
The damage in the town and county of
Pictou was very great. Fences, gates,
and in fact everything capable of being
moved by the wind are scattered around
the streets and fields. The leaves of the
fruit trees are blasted and withered, and
gardens generally present q most de-
pl0rable appearance. A new wharf in
course of construction for the Vale col
liery company, near Pictou landing,
was
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Fatal Accident 10 a Troatine.mare.

LEWISTON, Me, August 28.-By col
lision on the driving-paTk to-day, be-
tween the horses Bismarck and Mary,
the latter was killed, and the former
badly cut. The driver of Bismarck was
seypreIV iniured
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COnductOr Became Arrested.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-Beane, the
conductor Of the coal-train on the Chi
cago and Alton railroad, which caused
the recent terrible loss of life at Lemont,
was arrested at Monee, Illinois, yester-
day afternoon and brought to this city
to-day and lodged in Jail.
A Couple of Bank officials Weary of
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MANCHESTER M NEWS.

CHESTERFIELD NOMINATING CoN*EkTIoN.--
The Conservative Convention to nominate
county officers and two delegates in the
General Assembly for Chesterfield county
met at Chester yesterday at liz O'Clock a.
NJ. and was called to order by William e..
Martin, ESQ.,, county superintendent, Jssnes
A. Gentry acting as secretary. .s +.
On motion q committee consisting OF
Messrs. Jewett, Friend, Robertson. Robi-
nett. Wells, Grymes, and Monteiro was ap-
pointed on credentials.
Fhe committee retired aid reported the
following number of delegates as entitled to
seats in the Convention: Manchester Town.
ship, -; Matoaca, IL; Midlothian, Dale,
Clover Hill, and Bermuda, 6 each.
This report was adopted, then reconsid-
cred, and finally adopted with the proviso
that each delegate cast the strength of fifty
Conservative votes.
The committee on permanent organization
| reported IN favor Of the temporary officers as
the permanent ones Of the Convention.
The Convention proceeded to dominate
| candidates for county Offices, and the follow
| ing were unanimously chosen: j. h. La
prade. surveyor; W. +. Gill, superintendent
poor-house; w. 3. Woodbridge, treasurer
L. II. Flournoy, sheriff; William Ambers,
Commonwealth's attorney.
For the House Of Delegates the following
gentlemen were placed iu nomination.. go.
Gtates BROOKS; John w. Walkej 3ohn h.
Taylor, r. B. Jones, and S. NJ. Phillips.
The two-thirds rule was adopted as neceS.
| sary to choice. Socrates Brooks, Of Mid.
| LOTHIAN, was nominated OIL the first and John
w. Wake, of Clover Hill, on the second
| ballot, and the nominations were made unani
nous.
Messrs. Brooks, Wake, Ambers, Martin
Clopton, Hapcock, j. K. Robertson, and
others, spoke in response to calls. >.
The attendance OF delegates was full from
each township, and although there was
| some confusion, and at one time a threatened
split, the latter part Of the proceedings were
marked by the best feelings, and the nomi'
nations were received with great entbu'
siam.
LAND SALE.-MessrS. Moody s. Royal sold
yesterday Thomas N. Shells tract Of land
near Old Courthouse, Chesterfield county.
| for So per acre, cash.
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Western Railroad Matters-The
Recent Railroad sotrao~

ST., Louis, July 25.-An adjourned meet.
ing Of railroad managers, superintendents.
and ticket agents was held here yesterday tu
confer on the question of commissions. free
passes, etc. After considerable discussion
resolutions were adopted declaring that no
more free passes or half-fare tickets should
be issued after the 1st Of August next ex-
cept to officers, agents, and employees of
railroads. TWenty-one roads were repre-
sented, two-thirds Of which are located west
of the Missouri river.
The police of this city; from facts which
come to their knowledge, believe that The
robbers of the Iowa railroad train are the
same gang that robbed the bank at st. Gene
We've, Mo-, last May, the Russellvile, Ky.,
bank two years ago, aud the Galatin bank
Of this State, besides committing several
other bold robberies. Their rendezvous IL
said to be Jackson county, Mo-, aud their
homes are scattered around in jackson
Clay, La Fayelte and Ray countless Sonit
of their names are Jesse and Frank James
Bill Sheppard, Colonel Younger, and -
Mccoy. Their families are said to cultivate
small farms in the counties named, and their
houses are surrounded by those of relatives
and friends. who would not themselves COM
nit crime, but would shield these dcspert
does. -.- -.-.-<' 1888. .s..~4. -..- s-.2
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TELEGRAfHIC NEWS.
Norfolk.
TIE PACING RAcE-THE RADICALS, &C.
3 Especial telegram 10 The Disnatch.,

EI.:--z lspeciai telegram TO The Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, July 25.-The pacing race
between the b. h. Sam, owned by Mfr. w.
a. Harvey, Of DanvilIe, and the b. m. Nellie.
owned By Mr.. II. L. Smith, of Norfolk, fer a
purse of 81 500 aside, best three in Ave to
bafness; at the grotinds Of the Turf Asso.
citation near the city, this afternoon, resulted
in victory for Nellies she winning the first,
second, and fourth heats. Time-2:48, 2:37s,
and 2:45. Sans time in the third heat was
DAB. s'''it'f 10 4's~-:s7s5s'.'a 8 :
The race was witnessed by about six hum
dred people, and betting was Quite lively,
the mare being the, favorite from the start.
Sam broke badly on each heat, while the
mare lo' was held well in hand. The fourth
heat was closely contested, the mare coming
out only half q length ahead. Another race
~ to be run at Richmond NEXT month.
The Radicals here, who are all Hughes
men, are greatly disturbed at the movement
In favor Of Mcmahon. Some of the leaders
leafe for Lynchburg on Monday, SO as to he
on the ground in time TO counteract the
plot ol WOLF and others against their favor
ita .e,
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New YORK, July 25.-No list of the 6spos.
itors in the Brooklyn Trust Company has
pet been published, and probably none will
be for the present. ltis said that Plymouth
church had large balance there few weeks
since, which, however, WIS reduced to S17.s
900, that amount being there to the churshh
credit,stil. q
The Police Commissioner gave notice to-
day that in future no armed organizations
of the sort.that figured so disgracefuily at
Lion Park, the other evening, will be per
mitted to parade without special pernIis-
sion. 4s,r
track about ffzile in width, from Lakeland
to Patchonge, where its progress was stayed
4 number OF dwellings were destroyed. a
small settlement near Patchonge called
Edenville was literally swept out Of ex-;
istanCe,
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p,,pvn>r nlSrs1Cy METHODIST CONFER
T1r second days session Of the Co
- M.,hoIil Conference of the Richmond
,~,,r M, held Yesterday in the Third
..,; Methodist church, commencing at 8
X.
~. conference WAS opened with religious
,..,j,,., conducted by Rev. L. W. Lee,
,,r whirIi Rev. ;. 5. Rogers. from the
rh CsroIins Conference, WAS introduced
IN, meeting. aud delivered au interesting
| ,paropriaiC address concerning the state
~, CniIrrh 81 large aud the necessary
,:., in hr r.,scn for lis advancement. He
.,,inyra bv Rev. Matthew Marshall and
T.. ". y. pfrrirks and Others.
R.port> from the various churches repre-.
.-.rj show the membership to he 133 !;
..h.r. IS: schools. 6; Sunday.&cheol SchO-
-. S-3: rrobaiionists, rs; euperinten-
nj. II.
- pycn the Conference adjourned with
emopr.ie religious services until the after
III. ra%pw!ug Committee on Missions was
,..in,,d Inst bctulc the adjournment Of
- Ipo,niu. session: Rev. NJ. Marshall,
j. 'fg>ou Cru>uc. j. II. l.. Cooper, and
i.wy HJHMd.
The Conference met agaip at O'Clock.
V.,. Nj Marshall addressed the body. and
W an Interesting and cheerful account Of
1rr r,.li', Of tie work in his church. The
aqr.I i, IN a iiruTishiug condition under
j, care. ana good results may always bc
124tcd q, loug o> hc has charge Of il.
l.j,I !. r. Hamilton tuadc Il report of the
g. r.tion> of the sabbath school connected
- h. church. The report shows an in.
o4..ri fifteen pupils.
key. L. W. Lee, from the Committee on
.!!;nr,ncr, presented repor; from that
.mu!cc. which was read BY the secretary.
nj. on motion OF Rev. Mr.. Derrick, laid
Il, n, table for discussion.
w. Derrick, in aIuding to tue report, de-
urrd IN appropriate and Interesting ad-
r.~> ant urged upon the Conference the
.~i importance and necessity Of avoiding
nj fcl,pn which brings su many men aud
olh"u 10 ruin.
Ancr singing the doXclogy the benedic-
ouNe pronounced by Eer. Mr.. Derrick.
ud The Conference was adjourned until g
lock thi, morning.
La>l ni-ht the subject of temperance was
>us,rd Il, the Ihird-Slreet Methodist
guIch before quite 4 large audience.
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North Caroline Railroad Matters.

GREgNsBoRo', N: c., July 9a.-1he an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
n. W. and N. G.. railroad was held
at this place yesterday. The company's
road is completed to Salem, N. c. The first
train through brought the stockholders to
the meeting. a. S. Buford, A. Y. stokes,
w. It. Sutherln, H. II. Marshall. and W. l..
owen, of Virginia. and Thomas 3. keogh,
E. Belo, K. l.. Patterson, W. II. Wheeler,
II. w. Price, Charles. E. Potter, and I. 81.
Holt, of North Carolina, were elected direct
ors. Colonel A. S. Buford was, elected pre-
sident of the company. The President was
authorized to take immediate steps to extend
the road through the Yadkin Valley to Ten
neSSee.
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courage, ready to- combat for liberty order
the Integrity OF the sol, justice, and otix
rights. Think well over this, felluy casizsfl
Pfeltain. Think Of the words os o0f si.s sts.
,yiGur Those who are not with ne aFs
against me- !, II
a. dispatch from Puerto Principe says
that g. {disfsiofi Of The Spanish troops was
recently surprised by insurgents, and
sharp skirmish followed, when, reinforce-
menisI arriving, the enemy was finally ccn-
PEELED to retire. ,s3s. s,s
WAsarNaros, 5uly 2S.- Information from
Madrid, by telegram, bus just been received
..n diplomatic circles that the C0rtes, by q
large majority, have resolved that they will
confer DO further political privileges ON
Cuba! st. ..s ~ 8.
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f a. 3 s,gs q
FIRE ALARM.--Y Yesterday afternoon, at 81
o'clock, an alarm of fire was sounded nom
tne several statien-houses in the city, but it
was Y, impossible to distinguish the number OF
sne box. Indeed, the numbers OF several
JOKES We're sounded upon the gongs in the
.a snglne. houses, and the tiremen who were OF,
aa sne qgs sioe Were at a loss TO know where to
30 ie turned out thatH boy who was cut
.lng down broken limb from tree In the
pe.gnoornooa Of First and Main streets al
lowed the Hub to.hll aEross, the fte.aiarn
telegraph wire. Hepce the alarm.
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Local, MATTERS.

,,. ..,o,s SERVICES To-MoRRow.--The
:, ycliriou< services will be held in all Of
4'y churches tomorrow except the fol-
,r,. .rrcial appointments:
.r,,,b. street ChriSt,rn Church. Prearh-
~, II \. NJ. and 81 L. NJ. by Rcs. Joseph
-. p3at,A.-lsry. John 4. Broadus at
i. II. and 81 I. NJ.
-..~i. street. .Nethct|iS (Coloredl Rev. X.
o.. 80 at Il 4. N. At 81 z. NJ. Rev. W.
.errick will preach the funeral discourse
:, Rry. W. L. Quinn, senior bishop Of
81, ,,,i,,,n Methodist Episcotal Church.
II. u. Derrick at 81 Y. NJ.
--,,r.%<ta- Street Methodist (ColoreD.---
u MARSHALL al Z. NJ.
=. ,5hlr street Chapel. ii a. Vi. Rev.
r Wallace.
-. r,cS,mcr1aa.-Preaching at II 4.
~ Rev. j. B. Turpin. No services at
rc3f Memorial (Mapchcster).-Service
,,p. u. None At night.
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pELKGATES TO TIE NATIONAL TEAPERANCk
'o>yiNTloH.-l The following delegates have
%" selected to attend thn Seventh National
f"Hp-rance convention, which is to be held
i slr.oga Springs, n. T., commencing
igaday. August 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
hr delegates are appointed to represent the
Grand Division Of Colored Sons Of Tempe
Flnt- in said body W. Fl. Combs, Rich
noud: \. Q. Franklin. Powbatan j. Cook
Nrk"D>, Lre,burg: Peter Archer, Esq,
F"trr,burg; Rev.J. f. Smith, Sr., Manches-
''r: Rev. J. L. Cook, Danville; Rev. w.
E.rG", Farmyile. This Convention Is to be
."d'o thr union OF all temperance orders,
,ir> Sc,
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A CHANCE FOR AN ORPHAN GIRL.-We are re-
quested by Dr. w. w. Parker, OF this city. to say
that bachelor friend Of his Is anxious to adopt and
educate at the best schools orphan girl Of from
nine to twelve years-provided she be of good pa
rentagc and an entire orphan. The Doctor not be-
lug able to find such in the city, has request
cd us to make this announcement. Communica-
tions must be addressed to him, corner Sixth and
franklin. ---.-- - -. !.
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Anuei a In Francnise.

SCRANTON, PA, July 25.-Two French
men fought for an hour here this morning
with rapiers. Both displayed great skill.
One was wounded in the left side, and has
been sent to the hospital, The tight was
about lady, and it will be continued when
the wounded duellist RECEIVERS.
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The BLUES ExcuRsloN.--It will be re.
memoered that this well-known aud popular
company propose to have grand excursion,
to West Point on Monday: a competent
liz charge; and it will doubtless be sticcess
Id every way. i:s:. .i..5i.sas, ,..l !.
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Fatal Boiler, ExplOsion-suit for
burned Lumber.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-The explosion Of a
'threshing.machine boiler this morning killed
two persons and hurt i've.
+. r. Roberts & Co. are suing the city
far 81 3O. 600, the value of lumber DESTROYED
Inv the great coal.oil fire in June. The plea
i that The oil was stored in violation OF, the
tity ordinance. SO. i sl,..,., 80 =,
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ROBERTSON & BRHNAuGH, 81 p. ~, just be-
low the stone sheds, in Manchester, straw and
chaff from q acres of ground.
MOODY s ROYALL, P. NJ, lot Of ground ON
Everett aud Maury Streets in Marks addition.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL A. NJ. at their office,
on Eleventh street, assignce's sale of sixty-four
guns and one rife.
COOK / LAtGhroN, at 10 A. Nj, at horse lot,
horses, mules, &c. .... s.. .....
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW. 10 A. NJ, at horse
lot, horses, mules, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON, at horse lot, blooded colt,
with sulky aud harness. IT.. !! IfF
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Cuba.

HAVANA, July z5.-- The Repu1lica Ess-
,,anola newspaper publishes an appeal
from the Republicans addressed to gap-
tain. General Pisltaip, denounciug the mees-
ings which have been lately held for the
nsI1ensibIe object OF ameliorating the anan.
cias and commercial affairs IN the stand. sIt
declares these meetings haYe aeeornp plisaee
,,othing. Thay have merely put faf acsson
In hones that the Garlisfs or AiaorsIsts
would d get into power. The Consef
,re fer,I1ed enemies of the Bapublis and ftis
serviees Gar Of the Republic leans, whose numDe1s
ara =, not 10 be despised, are offered 70 INC
s.antaiu. = General. The address concludes:
{ Command us, and ypu iGill aaa sas siaAs q g
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HAVE sANALYzED THE WHfskEfS ikN9srN .'H3 W.,
under the brand of :. SELECT, !. centronNe9usioy
Messsrs. WALTER D. sBLAIR d. Co.. hicainoisu,
Virginia. and find 1t free from fusn OH ahu Jill
imnuritIes, and recommend It's use for medcinai
and family purposes. J.B. McCAwr ID, Dp 5l.
Iate Prof. OF Chemistry Medical College OF Va. 8
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-On Saturday. for
the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic States,
soutberly winds, increased cloudiness, and
local storms. 49,, -.
For the Middle Atlantic States; westerly
winds, partly cloudy " Gather, and somewhat
higher temperature, followed by cooler
weather Saturday night.
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Kicking against the Patent Cigar-Box

WASHINGTON, July Pa delegation of
tobacco manufacturers from New York and
Philadelphia had hearing before Commis:
sioncr Douglas to-day and entered protest
against the adoption by the Revenue Depart
ment of the patent cigar. box which has been
favorabIy considered by the Commissioner
as a prevention agaiist fraud The: pro-
posed box has the stamps under the lid, and
admits of its being raised and the cigars ex-
posed without breaking the stamps. The
Commissioner reserved his decision in the
premises.
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DsA?M NJ \ PvrnlAN.-A telegram was
.sc@Iirt N this city yesterday from the Off.
Fl. Of Lincoln Lodge, No. 6, Of jersey City,
VI announcing the death of Mr.. Fl. A..
'"mo'tlc, formerly Of Richmond. His re-
1ains will arrive here Tomorrow in charge
4 committee from Lincoln Lodge, and
sill be inferred by one Of the Pytbian
-ode's Of Richmond with the usual cere-
0oDir, Vf the Order.
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lnrTu oF MIR. .JcSHvA PARKINSON. In
'Jrmaton has been received in this city of
.Io death of Mr. Joshua Parkinson, formerly
IN engineer on the York River railroad,
Which event occurred at the residence of his
'l;her, IN New Kent county, on Wednesday
lat, The deceased was quite well known in
~, city and had large circle of friends.
j va, about twenty-slX years of age, and
.ed Of congeStive chill.
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G. 4. REEs Il Co. take the front rank, as is con-
ceied by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste of the most fastidious public. They
have neglected nothing In their efforts TO attain and
hold their advanced position. Fn1oyng every IA
cIity in their ong-eslablishcd gallery, they make
no false pretensions when they claim to furnish
their patrons with the very best photographs at the
Io,ypst DriceS. -. ...se r..- .-
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yhe Manitoban Kidnapping Case.

FoRT GARY, July 2J.--In the court at
Manitoba, during the discussion oper<the
question of bail for the kidnappers OF Lord
Gordon, the Attorney General, called the
counsel for the prisoners dirty puppy. s.
All strangers are watched on account of
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