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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 12-l a. IN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 12-l q. IN.
Synopsis for the past h1enlv-f0m hours.
The barometer has fallen in New England
and the Middle States with sOutheasterly and eastery
winds Increasing clOudiness and higher temperature.
Light sOutbery and south westerly winds, lower bar
and partly cloudy weather prevail In the Gulf
and South Atlantic States.
Tie pressure is low In the lower lake region and thence
to the Upper Ohio Valley with light variable winds aud
cloudy weather; occasional rain has fallen on Lake On
taro ortheasterly winds partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain from Tennessee to the ONO Valley.
Probabilities
For New-Engand falling barometer. higher tempera-
ture, eastery winds, and partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed by local rain in the western portion.
For he Middle States, falling barometer, southeastern
aud easrly Winds aud cloudy heather. NTH Oc-
casiondI light local rams
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States lower barom-
eter rising temperature sOuthwesterly winde DcreaS
ingy cloudy weather, and occasional rains. From
Tennessee 10 the ONO and Lower Missouri Valley,
sOuthwesterly to nOrtheasery winds, cloudy weather,
and local storms.
For the lower lake region south-westerly winds low
barometer partly cloudy weather and occasional rains
From Southern Michigan TO Eastern Iowa, westerly
winds. lower temperature, and partly cloudy weather,
with occasional light rains
Reports are missing from the upper lakes the North.
west, the Southwest and generally west OF the Mlsss-
sppi.
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gross receipts 100 bss erpors-co,ss-so 81 sss., c iss
bales. stock z. l06 bales
ST Aal II. da nidilDgs iss res.ps. szs
bales; shipments "a bsIes
hEsPHia Aug. Cooa dull Mtdhngs. lSkci roSpts
bales shipments, AT bales. stock. 1891 bales
CHAHLKrOs Anz IL Cotton quiet add dali; hSinss IS,
receipts 1876 bes goas 296 bales exports TAT
bales; sales. 100 bales st0rk, 4,439 bales
LOUISVILLE Aug llCoton dali aud nominal. Midhn1 f3e.
receipts, ~ bales; shipments. Ol3 bses
SAVANNAH IlCetton dull xddlings, 1874. rsesiDis
2i8 bse erporcoa~se Dol bales sss % bales stock 800
bales
wILsIsGros Aug ll.-Coticn doll ndfhnu. l8ae net
eeipts 10 bales: sales 25 bales stock. 9S3 hale.
CScISSArf l-Coon quiet; Aaihngs 1899, receipts.
073 bales shipments. 1874 bsles; stock 1892 baies
1lC0ton dali; low hdings l3c receipts,
66j eKyofseO~se 600 bales sales 50 b.s tOs JLkj
bales
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Di MsI i aa S SSf and s B. 'I s T
Internent will he at Brooklyn. Coon.
months youngest sbid Of James and jamie BeeeEsr
Funeral services on Iai1I LIN INST a. D. IA - l Se H. w
at2:30 D. m. returning at $50
49, between Lexington Poaiy-' rshs% Or
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BRooKs-satuay August :, her late residence 40
BrOokyu, suddenly OF sPOpleJ Anna t. wife Of iho~ Broos
The and friends Of the hmr respectfully invited q.
tend her funeral Weiaeso-y August Is. a. p H. ifo@ las
BRowSISG csoEsown Mas. as sgoi,y Aqsast TO- Henry
Thomas ". Cosdin . lIe SIN year Of his
Greeasood on Thursday morning
DoDD Newark n j. saturday Aug O. william Dodi sci So
H re's;ves and friend, are repeatedly invited attend big funo
Aug. H. at 10 O'Clock
FOSHAY-At Sing Sing MONDAY August IL 1873 M'V Frances
daughter wbsr aud Frances Fos aged months and
Ryes and friends are respectfully funeral
father WIN A. Miller. gus place Sing Sing n Y Ca" rave
Grand Central Depo: at o'clock a
HATFIELDAs Neybugb Friday Aug Amos HATFIELD Of P'"'-
and friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend tho
funeral residence l26 West PIn' ai roe"iJ a-
LRsTERAt hi. residence IN New Rochelle Friday evening 8
Joseph W Lester i1ih 5l't year OF b" age
byeran Church Carnage, vii the IL usln ftog New
S 2. vi. I'D p t - 90 20 1 oH 70! house o% I
LYNCH On sunday infant daughter James
sud Annie IL nch, aged months aud ~ days -,
Tuesday, August IL Al IRON
residence Of grandfather No 1913 Desn-st, Brooklyn
MOoRE-Ou Sunday 10. after short uoes' Horace T.
Moore, aged II years
Funeral from his late residence Asse Bisi Nes-
York Tuesday clock Friends and relatives please aten
PHORBUS-At Mcn,calr Saturday evening Och ust Eliza
A. wife Of he Frank I. Paoebus
invited attend
Arnold Moncair the l04O from the Bar
clay.st Ferry. Intern-ns AZ GreenwoOd
RIDER Dutchss County ~ Y July 80 1879
Freeman Rider, IN the 33i year OF his age
sCANLANIn Btookyn Sunday August 10 John Snan sea
County Longod
The funeral will place ST. Peters Church corner OF "Aee
Wednesday August ID ~ O'CLOCK
SPR N-on Monday morning H. Abby Grosveoor sR"sg
dnee All Madison a. O'clock on WEDNESDAY
afternoon.
rELLERou SATURDAY August o Ann BSIabeh wife Of De- n
Teller. late OF Bropklyn -, -. 80. .-t.....
Meuut Kco O'Clock Friends s0d relsnTas are IA
yited 10 attend without turher nOpce
rOwSsRyD-A Hofnap Hcse, sunday evening Aug 10.
lS7, George Townsend. aged % years-
Eotiss Of funeral hereafter
wArsoN-Ausus TO- Mary Josephine daughter Charles sos
Jenny W,tsnl. aged year aud days
lnhef. lib
Ciassonve Myrtle TUESDAY afternoon AZ O'Clock The rss-
uves and friends Of the tsnlY are invtsi 10 attend
wooD-At satartsy Margaret Norren.
Of NJ gNacfsuKn'er
late Samuel woley, 10 the 7ou year Of her age ,,s
Funeral Psuls Chuh Norsak cinesiaY ISn
inst 2 Carriages viii be IN waiting o. arrival OF ~
u GraOd Cenal DePo return trans At 'a' o'A
IN.
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rREycu-cAyApIAN CONVENTIONS.

The French Canadian Benevolent oocieties
,,roughout the United States will hold their ninth
.nnual convention at Biddeford, Me- beginning To-
orrovy. and lasting until Saturday. There are about %
,eties and as each are entitled to three delegates
a. xpected that there will be an attendance OF q. le
100 delegates. The Society OF st' JONI 'no
-, .. ,be representative organization OF New-York
sont "a delegates PROT George Bachelor, Col r.
poucher and Charles Moussette. On Saturday, at 'ne
anne place there will be convention OF the frehcn
canadians OF the United States held for the purpose Vi
,r,berng the scheme OF the annexation OF oaaua ~
~ limited STATES AlphOse Pare VIII pIeS.ue, rn
tecnes viii Do made In favor Of annexation D! rrol
Tatrhelor, Col. Boucher and others.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gen. Ord is in Salt Lake City on an inspect
log touf. He proceeds thence TO Beaver.
DIR. l.. Van Trosen. late of Albany, New York,
e0nGhiited suicide yesterday, in Omaha, Neb
80 The first bale of the Florida cotton crop, and
1Otb met. ~ w. -
The Odd Fellows of Portsmouth. n H. yes-
lay presented costly and collar Grand Repre-
10y lce-fresldent Wilson was in Boston, yester-
dav Ills improved Appearance Indicates steady urogfe toward
restored hA which has been 5roaEut about b. his CESSATION Of
LABOR -
IA grand enoampment of the Sir Kpiebts of the
Western Commence In Ashurn oday
three dys IL Is anticipated member. Of the
OF vail be present. "
1.-The CaledoniaD Club accompanied by n de-
tahmen New York gbsna Regiment made street %
yeseriGg 10 Philadelphia aud marched 0AdAe Ps 10 p,tDsts
h seot,isl g1pes aal contest lOI prizes
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VALUE OF THE TRIBUNE.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE is the most valu-
able paper we believe, in America It's scientific and
lence. We advise any OF our readers who wish in the
best sense lrstcass paper paper in which none Of
its departments either langush or are neglected TO sui
scribelo THE TRIBUNE, It's weekly edition is unex-
celled ne advise readers 10 take Ihe Sentinel be-
cause it is Southern and home true TO our State and
people. but II they will go TO York, then suDscrl0e
TO the paper named a..
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ODITU AIRY.

DIR. Vim. II. Pegg died suddenly in Atlanta,
Ga. on Sunday.
Edward Watson, prominent and popular
citizen of Philadelphia. died in that city on Sunday.
George Wimuth, the oldest boatswain in
the United States navy, died at Brampton, Canada
the 5th inst.
William II. Richardson, President of the
Union Insurance Company, aud long connected with
that institution died yesterday in Cincinnati from
paralysis,
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COTTON MARKETs.

PHL,DELP IA, Aug ll.-toiton qlet. bidihnys, ne
l-Cot0nChoicc iElt selling Cool Ordinary
l5al5c nei receipts ISL bales, exports -coasss ia bales
sales. lOlbaes STOCK. ooOf bales ,,.,,.--
NEW JkLKASs Aug ll-Co.ton--emsni noierats hhdhnss
ls3IlS lei receipts 42 bales. $50 bales eHpOtsiO
Ore a Btsin 9l bales cOasse 2l bales sales 800 bales
IL 4 evening. 300 bllei; stock. 1928 bales 49,
AoBfLE Anr cotton quiet aud steady Mdihng $50 .ss
hiIldIors IBhGl61ici Good Ordinary lfc net re'"r ip
bale, eIpoftsoia~ae 2d5 baes sales loo bae' ''eA '0
bales -. ,...ct.
Bsros Aug ll.-Cotton dali Mding, 2O'1- gross oePs
$50 bae,. sales 2UO Giock 10000 oslss t-l..
Arorsrs. Aug ll-toton-ienaui noisr~sr s"li"'s'' -
az bales, sbipmona % bales ,,,,,...
BILElAoEz Aug lL-CoSa dali sai psmiasi AiinS' ~
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ALLEGED FRAUD on INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Joseph Shepard has
been committed jail in Alexandria 10 await his trial
for attempting TO defraud insurance companies by
falsely swearing TO the death of his brother, who he
asserts was drowned in the Potomac few days since
aud who has disappeared, but is believed to be
alive and well
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DEATHS BY DROWNING.

Boston, Aug. 11.-At Sharon, on Saturday,
Daniel Keith, a native Of Pennsylvania, age, 80, was
drowned while bathing.
while bathing
WORCESTER. Aug. 1l.-Edmund Burns, aged years,
was dro wned in a small brook Ia this city to-day
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.--Capt. H. G. Blake, Lieu
&. Wilge and O. Brush have been
rendezvous NWlOTk and placed wait
Surgeon K Hrt,e has been detached from
Washington and his nation has been
eeptei, 10 take effect On the 3lst Of October
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CnREsR MARKET.

r,,r, Aur ii--Chaese-TodAys market the dalesi
Al t season. n ofere OF which not narc thA1
600 l2Ul2s o1es Of IL 40 we're dochnei by Lead
iug factories; few lots seat on o.nnsson
Ius Pals the iule.s nee its establishment
s bo,e Of Ia soi principal portion wea 81 IL al 3
10 600 ofei and AO0O sold tSohirs OF
rdl l3r three los broasM lSae
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Total. SO $50 sol sos slO3 sJ5 s09 sO4
POOL SELLING AT UTICA.

Utica, Aug. 11.-In the pools for the 2;3'
oce tomorrow Maloney sold as the fayorite tonight
~ 400 Idle Girl second at ESQ., and the neid at w.
M o.o7 race Goser sold the fayorte at slOo' Net'e
tn no choice at 500, and the field at $50.
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CATTLR MARKET

CHroa0o Aay iiCArrLz ill snf sh, vs ree,p'. n.s,J
5jOOhep sales Of good n,hye steers at - ~ u.s. Is s
latter snail lot averaging 500 ~ Terins sold At 81 1D0
So So cows s30 81 20 closing daJ; shipment 900 heal
oss-iye active and prices dfm. Tecep 800 bead 81
- 7O8Sl IS Ioer - j@Si 40 os beaJ shDm~ns 800
bead
SHEzP-Recp 86t head msrke. fairly sctFe aud prices eatT
ior good grades al 81 DSi 37i2
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IN OHIO,

COLUMBUS, Aug. 1l.-0ne fatal case of chOl-
era occurred here today The victim died after eight
hours illness, and buried after o'clock tonight
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MIRRIEU

MAYO-wINDsOR-Ai the Episcopal Chorch Syaek Weine.i
BY the Rev Franklin Bsbbtt Charles '" Miyoo bib-ts
Windsor, both formerly OF London England
Wednesday. July 49, 1873 at the America
Legation Berne, Swzernd by the Rev \ Sayre tF. ms
diocese NewJersey Mr. Chas A. spear 4, NeSf0rH - Mss
Helen Cooper Of Htidondell. Ne. Jersey
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lsi. % 3D. 4.s. 9Th. 9Th IN. ssh Sia. i iS'A"
SS s.,s..:...:3 3 3 . 8 3 sic e.,
, TIiuals OF this city defeated the PhiIadeiphas III
philadelphia, yesterday, by the following ''o'0'
1a Of 3D. 4th 9Th. 9th. 7th 9Th 9'h Toi.l'
Mqioo' sl,:iiT;.... / o.
Rms sarnet-MutuAls, 81 Philadelphia
nmapire-Mr senseOderfsr Of the Athletics
A match game was played at Guelph, On
,o for the championship Of the Dominion yesterday
,aween the ST. Lawrence Club of Kingston ana the Ma
re reaf Club OF Guelph. The latter won by score Vi
match game was played at Pittsburgh
-, ho,woen tho Boston and Enterprise CLUBS,
yesle,y IN favor Of the former by scOre OF SO 10 D.
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BASE BALL.

match game was played on the Capltollne
,rannds Yesterday between the Uniques and oceans
oo,ored clubs About 800 people were present Inc
., ~ the Oceans was excellent, especially that OF
pa,,an and Barns the former making two nome runs
On be other side Seymour excelled, making SeVera ne
hits Mr. Barlow OF the Atlantics served as ui"p"''
The oceans won the game by the ioio"ihs ''oio'
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Suetlal Notices

Cht,teBanga Mineral Waters -, 49,. .ut>
Rheum. s"isA aso ~ W
eases al Liver SKIN snl ~ d. b.. ~ y HsNar
sauna and Hearing, Voice and spseeh. Iho APPS
NATHAN Of Musical II srTnOny sh ~~''
Ly ProT Elsberr IA TRIBUNE LECTURE HAISA No.
Tribune Lecture Extra No. =.
TuR METHOD OF CREATION
an EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TBE DARwISIAS THEORY ..
rs sure,dirsrsi By Prof AGAsslz estS the ha'ssn sf
,,s zoo ssr al Cambridge MAaI eOa,A,ahg uaSaa
seoai,e Information concerning Aa nal LIE pnnei "a tall
hn,. sheet Of eight pages Aa uaia.ei with ssGrausss
SOW READY
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No HIGHT
This sheet also contains description u thu wOalsrti Fas.' t.s'r
cred in the Rocky Msaian. By he yas College kfpetnOa
Pace lags sOP b. NAL Ia iof ID ssa ave Zoe -
septA Aiisss THE TRIBUNE NsW YOd-
MIG. Es ysse containing 50 Lsssss, AL 80 Eas.t
sad Ctst. HsSsLer Rspon f1r % sssp.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED AGAINST CoE, THE BOSTON
FORGER.

BosTON, Aug 1.-THE creditors of James
A. Coe who went into bankruptcy May 49, at a second
meeting. held to-day. made choice Of Messrs. Frank
Shaw Joseph Dorr, and James Deshon, for assignees
The claims proved and allowed amount to S2827, In
cluding one of Mrs Lucy d. Fisk, wife OF the late James
Fisk for $3.50 for rent Of o stable WOrcesIer-st.
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spRruALrsrs' cAMp-MEErMG IN MAssAcuU-

Boston, Aug 11.-The Spiritualists' camp
meeting began yesterday at Silver Lake Grove, Piymp-
ton II estimated that there from 5000 to 10000
persons present Addresses were made by Jennie
Lees and Prof. Denton.
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would seem to h. "a smpo as "rolilug of log" and
Deed not be very expensive. CAkboh'
NeU- York, Aug. IL, 1873
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OQTDOOK SPORTS.
TRoTrrNG At FLEETWOOD PARR


The track at Fleetwood Park yesterday
in fine condition, and the day delightfully."- cool.
Two races were trotted. The first was match for
ST. OOO mile heats. best three in five. to wagon between
John Murphys b. Charley Green, and John Elliss Blk
III. Lady Byron The easily won by the former
in three straight heats.
FLEETWOOD PARE July 11Maeh for 81 900, mile heats
three in 6ve, to wagon.
John MDrphys b. Charley Greeu............... !
John Ellis, bk. m Lady Byron. .................
Thne-2:33. 23724 1888.
The second race for purse OF $780, for horses that
had beaten 1885, mile heats best three In five, in
harness. The following were the entries: John l.. Do
TVS Dr. m Lady Angee Frederick HaIghts br. Lady
PhfeT John Murphy5 sOrrel Jake, A.C. Wilson's b.
~ Pauline, II. Casey'ss Hickey, NJ kelly'ss &. Star
Henry. This protracted owing to the amount
scoring required To bring she horses together for each
heat and TO the fact that two OF the heats declared
dead. Before the Lady Angee was the favorite,
and after the fourth heat SOrre JAKE took the lead In
the pools. After the seventh heat, II was growing
dark. the trOt adjourned to p. III. to-day. The
nth and sixth declared dead heats At the end Of
the fifth heat star Henry shut out for not having
won u heat III five.
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FOREIGN PORT

True and False science Speech at the rTnan Bulast
Parks Gsdss Ia TKIBysK LEcrURE Extra No D.
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The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broawiyl ls'y bu, rn'T
oyeead whole heavens AID startled The metal
aud hHget pad bscksmhs w,tl its rolling .naDder
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gNzYAQp b,vzS Au, 10 ARRIVED Uni.e5 states steam hp rsl,
from Boston New brig Josie A D'ereauI IRON New
York for sidney b sehfs ADJ T. W6tley rom ae1sudi iot
Johnson Boston, luAa btabeth fpm
Elabethport H. Goad Oa Bahwofe TOR Portland.
Elizabeth from South Amby for Bangor Daniel Breed rom Hymns
for Bangor; Clarsa Allen. from Weehssken for haVelslL
CHARLESTON c. Aug. fLAsByed, seamsh'y sigls. from
PhladelpAa
sAyASNAB Aug HCieared sehr. James H. French. fs'
Boston.
ORLEANS Aug lf-Arnved. steamship George Cromwsi.
Chpp NeH.iOk Sailed 9e steamship C0rtes, hsbr io'
Nes-iors.
FOREIGN PORTS.
H,LYAr n s. Aug 1.-THE steamship Absmbri from Bo<oa.
arrived this morning shd proceeded 10 CharlDttet)~p
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages NUT be indorse6 0itf faH
name and 06tiresS.
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LATEST SHlP NEWS.
For otter Shin Hsrs see Second Page


ARRIVED
steamship Ellen Terry saTcar Newbern n c. With Ii 'HA
sap goreals tBrj Beard. London 50 DAYS, With Hsse
Ban Hidalgo lo LIVERPOOL BO5erp Rio Jlneo June 81 va
BsrSAda Garter Nichols Rio H. Ii,nOtoo Ro.ds
Barr svelrn smith. Gloucester
Brig John Wsy lot BOs!on Poi Galveston - iiy. With ooe
Brig OfAI of Portland Mel Nash Port Caeijna 10 jis with
Schr Bisn Il Got Broclet Port C,leiona with coal
Sehr ". l.. 81 Pierre (Brl. st John n D. sitb lnnb'r
schr w. Il. Miller. Crowley 81 John. N b.. with umler
B. K Gnderleeye Nantucket Gr-ns ; Liar, Portland
sunnyhde, Ssmrrsst Alegbalia. Rockland
MARI Johnson New Bedford Lady Antrim, SsS'iIsv
Pen9sIya9iAi soton H. b. hscA, Provid.nos-
Cssco lodge. Portland Bllea Mormon Porlsnd
P NJ. Wheaton Providence NJ h Wood Newport.
g s Rogers RoesSor iiSison sssLoa,oo
MoTeas w y sHtsP'" a. 1 r P1sosc
Relsng Nantucket Union Rockand.
n lane R RnISoa~ S' Nd, ps,s Nsron,
Lou 81 Frances New Bedfori. J. @. Person. stanford
LADY Bmma New LONDON. ia ge Runyoo ser.Iaves.
Essfi Wotsn Pioviieooe o. ( HAYDEN. salem.
Mara ADELAIDE salem as Row,nd. P,WtueEet
Silas Wright Prouieaoe Starlight tockport
soray Pssrueket Psyorite Newport.
Cicero Newport Frsnk Barker, Gsriinrr.
A. $ Boarimin Csl-is VIM Carroll Bangor e.
NJ. Z. woodruff Lyon u 7 liiods Csla.
Shodg Island Sag Ii.rbor Annie B. Jacobs Pymou,h.
fE ssia II Il joa;j Newport ii%o1 Bacon Boston
Artist. sanvIch. 4. iioJfort Bangor
Orion. Bath. Mediator, Pail RIVER
Iso, Ei GSocs''er k SS St So' S.sD.,
Ella Pressy. Providence. Ei"ln stevens, Boston
Tuais Depew IysSa,s. John Noser P,oyidcn,.
Boston, boston. Geo p Kane, Bridgeport
Harriet Lewis Newport. l,rnet Bate
D. D. Pits, River Head JOIN snow ffo'pleaos
Ala A. g'S S P1~'a'A'" Southern tIy Mss,.af o.
Flora Sulivaa Exchange. Bangor
4. sawyer Calais
Bark Helena for syae, n s. W. t1s Li1de W. yrien for
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POOLS SOLD AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE following pools
were sold here tonight to-morrow's races First
PooI-sELLING IN THIS CITY

The following pools on the Saratoga races
were sold at Johnsons, Twentyeighthst and Broad
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THE GOYPRNNrENT INVRsTIGATIoN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Secretary Richardson
mas decided not 20 intrus the investigation OF the
csmsanee OF the Wawaset disaster to the local inspect
ors OF th District both for the that they atery
made the inspection under which the boat was running
az the time OF her loss and that they may be called
witnesses of the condition OF the steamer i,a 20
Inspector Of Huls, at Savannah Ca and John Edgar
Inspector OF Boilers at Norfolk, have been summoned
TO conduct the investigation, which will be began as
early and made az thorough as possible.
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nn,fRsrIC PORra.

Bark Helena for s7dsey N s. W. brs Lde w. Yircn for an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-08
THE DECEASED PHYSICIANS.
ResOI lions by their Surviving
Professional Brethren.

Resolutions by their Surviving
Professional Brethren.
A meeting of physicians was held at
the Peabody last evening, when DR.. Pit
man was called to the chair and DR.. E.
Miles Willett appointed secretary.
Drs. Erskine, Avent and W. V. Taylor
were appointed a committee to draft
resolutions, and reported the following
which was adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
the Great Ruler and Arbiter of the des-
TIMES of men, to visit our city with a
malignant pestilence, which has swept
away in its desolating march seven of
our professional brethren and friends,
viz: Drs. Crone, Minor Kennon, Hatch,
Blount, Freeman and Williams; there
fore be it
Resolved, That we who have been so
fortunate as to have passed safely
through its ravages do deplore and mourn
their fall with true and manly sorrow.
Resolved, That in their deaths the
medical profession of Memphis, and the
profession throughout the land have sus-
tanned losses immeasurably great.
Resolved, That we feel common SYM
pathy and personal affliction, the re-
suit of n common sorrow, and the rup-
ture of the tenderest ties of sympathy
and love.
Resolved, That humanity, affected and
bereaved, wecps over their fall On its
altar they, with manly devotion, laid
down their lives.
Resolved That the city Of Memphis
could have sustained no greater sacrifice
than the death of her noble and gifted
physicians.
Resolved, That we tender to the fami
lies of the deceased our sincerest sym
pathies in their irreparable loss.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded them, and to the
Nashville Medical Journal and Ameri-
can Practitioner for publication.
ALEX ERsKINE, M. D.,
b. W. AyENT, M. D.,
w. Y. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
Appropriate remarks were made by
Drs. Saunders, Avent, A. Erskine, r.
A. Taylor and Thornton.
A committee consisting of Drs. r. II.
Taylor, X. w. Mitchell and f. l.. Sim,
was appointed to canvass the propriety
and practicability of erecting monu-
ment to the memory Of the deceased.
Upon motion it was agreed that the
physicians should, in body, attend the
funeral of DIR. A. P. Merrill from Calvary
church tomorrow.
The meeting then adjourned.
K. MILES WILLET, NJ, ID.
Secretary.