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BISHOP CuMMISs AND HIS Church,
Bishop Cummins is staying at the SANTA
rum, Auburn, n. Y, for the benefit OF his
health. He will begin in September sys-
tematlc visitation to the Reformed Episcopal
churches to organize new societies, ordaln
ministers, &C., beginning in Canada. He
does not think the General Protestant Epls-
copal Convention this fall will take any step
tor the revision of the prayer-book, and says
that tive.sixths or seven-eiyhths OF the clergy
hold High Church views. He believes that
Low Churchmep, like the younger Iyng,
will see the hopelessness of their cause, and
withdraw and Join the Reformed Episcopal
Church. The differences between the TWO
parties in the parent body are too radical to
be reconciled. The General Convention OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church, which
meets in Chicago next May, will elect seye-
raj more bishops, including one for Canada
Numerous applications have been received
from ministers of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, but there is at present no field for
them. The growth of the new Church Will
be necessarily slow, but its success is as
sured.
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Latest News from Washington.
Late Weather Report.

Late WeatHeE EfeDOTt>
Especial telegram 10 the DIspatch.l
WASHINGTON, August 19-1 4. M-Over
New England and the Middle States, gene
rally higher barometer and lower tempera-
ture and clear weather, with north to west
winds over the former and variable winds
over the latter.
ASSOCIATED Press Teegrsm.l
WAsHIsGToE, August IS = p. M-During
Wednesday, over the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, easterly to southerly winds and
partly cloudy voathor will prevail, with
higher barometer, slight changes of tempe
nature and coast rains IN the latter, and with
slight changes Of barometer and tempera.
ture in the former.
Over Tennessee aud the Ohio valley, east
to south winds, partly cloudy weather, and
high temperature, followed By falling ba-
rometer.
Over the Lake region. easterIy to southerly
winds and partly cloudy weather, with
Slight changes of barometer and tenpcrn-
ture in the Lower Lake region, aud with
falling barometer and rising temperature In
the Upper Lake region.
Over the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys and the Northwest, low
barometer, hlgu temperature, southeast to
southwest winds, partly cloudy weather,
and over the northern portions OF these sec.
tons rain areas.
Over New England and the Middle States
generally higher barometer and clear wea-
Their, with north to west Winds, and slightly
lower temperature in the former, and with
variable winds and generally lower tempera-
ture in the latter.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON. August 1S.-The commits
sioners Of the Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company have directed their several agents
hereafter to return to depositors their pass.
books as soon as they shall have been veri.
fed and balanced, upon the surrender of the
receipts gwen therefor. They have also made
provisions for the payment on demand of all
Especial deposits" made since June 90
1874, the date of the approval Of the act un'
der the provisions Of which they were APP
pointed.
Secretary Bristow has gone to Cape May
He feels confident, unless the mouey-markel
materially changes, OF being able to place
the four and half per cents during the pre-
sent year.
The Marine Hospital at Pittsburgh ha:
been ordered to be sold at auction.
The Second National Bank OF Leaven
worth, Kansas, has gone into liquidation.
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Dasta,.I,y and Malicious Outrage

New YORK, August 1S.-Last night some
miscreants entered the stable of Patrick
DIVER and stabbed nine fine horses. Six
we're found dead when the foreman entered
this morning, and three others are not eN
pected to live. Each horse was stabbed in
the flank. The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals offer a reward of one
hundred dollars for such information as will
lead to the arrest and conviction of the
offenders. The three horses lay writbng IN
agony, and giving utterance TO their distress
by pitiful groans. The greater number OF
the animals had suffered deep cuts in the
front Of the hips, from which their intes-
tines protruded. The act had apparently
been committed with the intention of iDtlict-
ing as much torture as possible upon the
poor brutes without Immediately endanger-
ing their lives. Search being made about
the premises large and sharp chsel covered
with blood was found, which it is supposed
was the instrument used.
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Q,O THE PIE ASSURE RIDERS
4 y 6 THE. CIiI.

THE RICHMON' q AND HENkfCU TURNPIKE
IS now open TO u &c public for four miles, and as we
have very cnea' tolls and gooa road hope i the
for the ma We A. viii contnus 10 Citizens not
kaowins wr re 10 nd the road VIII 80 on, Second
street from shockoe Hill and seventeenth ~, Irrs.
nike The . viii also Ii nd on rhe road three fo) nne
springs get water from without trouble ana q rs
woods to drive through, two miss irn NY AZ
you hav three other roads 10 return TO the CITY,
ayou NJ the necessity ofcomng back the same way.
TOLLS:
One-t ,orse buggy over the road. &C
one horse buggy over the road and return. Sc
Fvfo-borse buggy, carriage. &c, over the roaa.
tso-borse buggy, CARRIAGE &C., over 'he roaa Er
.s...
Season tickets can be had Mt the gates fof 20 Hio
new to De spent In improving the road 80.
Nv 2S-eodlmA w. :. EDAOSD,f fcsipEhs'
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IS, 1874.

Arrived.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
sbandlse and passenger. L. b. a aran New York
merchandise, curtis Parker.
Schooner Cornerta, Wheeling Baltimore, grain,
1s scseop a Annie n z dwards Forbes. coal
Schooner Pennsylvania, Ewing, Georgetown,
co Schooner Potomac, Williams, Georgetown, COAL
schooner PicKwck, New York, in ballast to load
tobacco for Trieste
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
use Schuouer Clara Merrick, Smith, New York, mer-
chnnd,se Curtis s. Parker.
Sch, onar r. K. Wilson. Chopper, Stamford.
Conn, bark from a. b. Goodman; vessel from
curtis e Parker,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schooner Francis French, Throckmorton, Phtla-
oe spsananer III a. Loughery, Loughery Philadea
pe ssho aGsS Vary A. Francis, Andrews, Phias-
phia, August II.
-. MEMORANDA.
pr,o D. G. Chapman, knight, hence, al Bio
J,neiro July 8, uischargtng.
ssrs Farna tGermanJ, Mathiesen, hence at Lon
don; auga' Fannie, Philadelphia, for this port,
nsssed Newcastle, Del, August 2,
pSooner CHARLES 70 Elmer, Boston, for this port
at VINEYARD anysh is Increasing arg civ
ma Iie1swsre ship yards are building Iorty five
iron steamships forty Of which a , los Inc head
Ing coal trade. Numerous DINER large oraers have
oe sn Si'e LIGHT Vessel OFF new YoR,6 BAY
The Lighthouse B ard gives not,ce mat bgh
srance 70 New York bay, known as che wreck o
tba Scotland OH the 10th OF Ser ,tember. Their
VII he Two fixed white lights vis lie twelve nautl
| cal miles.
/ BY Telesrar ID.
NEW YORK, August s. rrived: City Of Pan,
l ma. Arrived ont: City OF Paris, Bolivia.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. August 1S.-Cotton steady; sales OF:
2,547 bales at 1G7sl0l TIC. Southern honr 5uli
aG 25: good to choice, as 30Ws9 80. Wheat dull
and heavy; 1@2c. lower; 81 ;26ssgsl.29 ioT Ola DO
winter red western; $1.30@S1.32 FOR new aS'
White western Corn lc. better; SIC; for WESTERN
mixed in store S20S2hc., afoat: S3c. for high
mixed and yellow western; 9oc. Tor whlte western
Coffte steady; Rio, Zoe. sugar firm and i'm - cd
demand. Rice dull and unchanged. Tanow steady
AZ size Rosin and turpentine steady. Pork. asaYy
s23 tor new Lard opened heavy; closed hrm
al l41c. Whiskey shade hrmer al. l.02
Freiglls without decided change.
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MOB LAW IN LoUisIANA.-Nel1 Ioerad, La,
August 17.-Messrs j. A. BreauX ana Lan-
rent Renondel, Of this place, returned IRON
ST. Martinsyille this evening and report
about seven hundred citizens OF st. Mays
narish were assembled at the courthouse
this morning, and demanded the resigha.
ton of all the parish officers. II seems ,nat
resistance to this demand was antlc,patea,l 10
consequence of which conslderaoie eAcl,e-
ment prevailed. The officers resigned ., unues
protest, yielding to superior force; No w
fence was offered them i've hundred OIL ,1 e
seven hundred citizens were mounteo: w
serious trouble is apprehendeu.
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The Irrepressihie Conflict in South
Carolina.

AUGUSTA, GA. August 1S.-Considerable
excitement prevailed here this afternoon,
caused by reports of an anticipated fight be-
tween the blacks and whites at Ridge
Springs, Edgetied, S. c., forty-two miles
from Augusta, on the line OF the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad. parry
had arrived there, which left here this P. NJ,
TO aid their friends. Others will follow in
case the corfics begins.
At o'clock sll was quiet at Ridge Springs,
but fight Was anticipated, as both whites
and blacks are arming for the fray. There
is prevalent feeling that Il war Of races VIII
begin in Soush Carolina.
In that event the white people of Georgia.
on the Savannah river, will go to the rescue
of the white people of South Carolina
Arms and ammunition are being shipped
from this city. Everything is quiet here
but there is feeling of serious trouble II
South Carolina.
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gu d


ErcHxorDA AND DAnvrLLa KAIzKoxH CO.. III
OFFICE or ENuINxKR 1MU sBFKRTNF8YyE1
~ HtCfIM0Np,YA. 2141S14sst -
GCHEDULE or TRAINS 10 stake effect
10 I674-souyHeH Exx
PRESS, Wtstrard--ierFe Act yn0uo sc HOO PM
leave BsrkeylfIe 81 2.p78x ~: teSyc Dundee ID
I49 A. Nj lesye DAGvIile st 1s44S IA. Ws:sststyU
at Greens ,orn' as 1898 4. Nc Gei.nects ~ C3srJ
Iotte with ms on The Atiarfa and Hffbmo1d ,r-
Line Rsilreaa fors atlanta, Nen,gornsTy, AcbHs,s
8 NEW YORK sExPsE2s. Esstwart- leaye Green's
o0ro 81 1:i6 p. M.; leave ilaaytlle ut 80 PM
leave Dundee nc 3:4S u. NJ , ava t8urEsytii S*
S.20P. 81. arrive ~ Rfcnnard at 11:e4 r. IL.
THROUGH NAIL. estwSrd- iexve Richmogd 70
Dundee 81 9:25 r. H.; leave DanyIlIe at g:29 il.
N :: arrive at Greensboro &t 1:EI p. ~. This
train connects nc Charlotte with trains on the
Charlotte, Coilmbia anti Atlanta raIrOacs for Coz
lumbia. Augusta, savannah, Macon, and eli soHih-
ern points, e. 49, e
THROTGH NAIL, Esstward--,eaye tsreensboro,
ar "a A.. VI; laye Dansfiie III SIS a. n: leave
Itrs.dec al S:2S A. NJ. 1La.2. BprkevfIic st i:30
A. ". arrive at Richmond ~ 2:22 r. NJ Ibis Z
train connects Burkeyi.le WITH train, on the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio raflrOa6 from Lunch
bury, ard all southwestern DoinR. 4
lYSsuBCRG PAsSENcAI. Westward-leayd
RichmtHda Al 900 A. d.: lease BuIksytLe as ! 2:4X
Z. M; arrive at Lynchbnrg ~ $40 z. a
: BUBNaYnLH ACCOMMODATIONS Eastward
leave sarkssiiie n 1885 A. Nj. arrive At Rich
mopd At 7:5S AN. N t.. ~ 49, q. Z
All through trims connect at run6ee With trafnS
on the w. e., v. NJ. aud e. Y. rsSroad 10 aud from
points.
Through tickets sold 10 all points South and soath.
west and baggage checked through. rs:
Z. N. r. TALC0TT.
Engineer and superintendent.
ii. L. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSPORTATION an IL
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

...... NEW 1oEh.
NEW YORK, August IS Nooa.-Money 2-no
loans. Gold, 109h. E1chanee-Long, 4S7@;
short, 491. Governments duh aud stropg. States
dull, and nominal. Stocks active aDd higher.
Erening.-Money easy at 292A. Sterling quiet
ut 4S72. Gold steady. Governments dull aud
strong. States quiet and nominal.
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ST. LOUIS 81 ARKETS.

sr. LOUIS, August IL Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn dull wit scarcely any demand :
No. s mixed, 63@64c. hid. Whisky STEADY az
osc. bacon very quiet. with only jlbtaDg end or
der trade: feeling stif ened Ut close and hieher
nrices were asked for round lots. Lard trin nj
l5kc for small lots OF reintd. ,ss
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Indian Affairs. +.

HARRIsoN's, KANSAS, August 1S.-At a
recent election in the Chocktaw and Chicka-
saw nations. j. L. Coleman was elected
Governor Of the Choctaws, and Frank Over
ton Governor of the Chickasaws. This is
regarded as triumph OF the progressive prin-
eli oIeS
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nosnerate shooting ARRAY.

CT. Ions. August 18.--A shooting anfa!
oocnrred Yesterday on the Tennessee side .oi
o Nv MlsSiss,nni river, near Point Pleasa nt
s - 1hicb Albert Noll and young man ma ned
u Iuams,,a,n we're killed and George " arrell
, : e wounded. Captain Cole ar d two
hn o named Coe were seriously wound
VI The ARRAY grew out OF a qua rel which
sui in o lawsuit betwef N Captain
e ' Ne and NoIl, who run com peting ferry,
boats at that point. 80.
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LOUISVILLE MAR gETs.

HUNTSVILLE, August 1S.-Flo ur unchanged. Cor1
Quiet and unchanged at Tags &c. Pork quiet and
sbou ders 9Sc.; clear rib l3k Co. clear. 1896. lard
IRLMl Bic Whiskey, &c.
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BY TEI. EaSRAPH.
Am Escaped Prisoner gives himself

An Escaped Prisoner gives HsThsSlf
Up.
Especial telegram TO The Dlspatch.J
PITTsYLvAs1A CoUETHoUsE, Va, August
I1s.-Last night Nat Garter,'a prisoner who
escaped from j;sil here on tba 9Th instant,
gave himself up to Mr.. j. D. Penick, who
brought him here this morning and delivered
him to the authorities. Carter told Mr.. PEN
lick that be was tired staying out, and wanted
to go back to Jail and stand his trial.
Carter states that he saw Joe Clark last
night, who was on his way to Raleigh N. c.,
by way of Danville.
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ALARMING ACCIDENT TO VICTOR HeGo.L
London, August 1S.-YicsOr Hugo, WINE
walking, was struck on the head WIN VIZ
lence BY pole which p-olected from pass
Ing cart. lie fell insensio'e on the siaeWa'h,
but afterwards recovered sufficiently to Walk
to his hotel. Although the shock was Sc
we're to man of his age, it - hoped the con-
seoliences will not be serious.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
Z ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 1Ss
s S7a. nasseoyer trains will run rs follows:
- - FROM RICHMOND.
$40 A. M. MAIL TRAIN. For Gortionsv!ncs
tnar,ottes lille. Shannon. White sulphur Hlnto1s
and ali iusernediate stations daily (excepi sdnoaJ!.
arriving al Hinton n 1l:lt y. M. Ihls tsaan
connects ut Gordonsgille for Orange, Cu!pepe1s
Warrenon, Manassas, Alezar drta, Tashsnztons
and the North, aud at Chas.ottss vile for Lyncn.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana LIZ
ee s:a; p: NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TaaIS-Tor
GorConsyile aua aillipterIa4otaAs stations oany
cent Sunday, Arriving at Gsrdons stae ~ e'ou 9'
." $3.50 p. M. CINCINNATI ExpREss..gsrG Ger
dousyllie, Charlottesville, stanton. Gosnen 0. mln.
hoF, C0yipg.cp, White Sulphurt ana a5 5taiioa0
VEST OF While sulphur daily except ssfuroay az
,;xipg ct Huntington 1T $50 IL. This tfai, COIL
nects ut GorGonsVtlle Cor Washington, bAiLLnoass
and the North. ana st Huntington WIN yeaItsss
Ros,0na AVID Fleetwood for Ctncinnon ann gu Sisss
W est and Southwest, arriving ut CiRcirnan ~ =.
NJ. ,.on.nrnS %rpkrN anr-
s,anntais and ell intefnedIase stations sALUhS-
DAYSONLY, arriving Vi ssannion ~ Ao .aS -
Baggage checked throuGn. 80.
Fnv through tickets, rates, anc fnJOrinauon, -
piy AZ S2G Main streei. Ballard ano ExenAnRs -
tei or at the company office, Sroao s,rssi 1Ha
teeath. p.,.a,,,o. I'M, no TicSet Agent.
A.H.PERRY, General superintendent. 40 20
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yALT1huRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Flour qui ct and UNI
changed. Wheat dull and easier; choice amber,
4sm5Oc. Provisions, C. fee, and sug AZ quiet and
steady. Whiskey, 81 .02.
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-r,R>,rto>AL >cHuETzEN FEST

>r GERMAN DEMONSTRATION.
\ fF'"1'.y,,x or >cuuETztN SOCIETIES
rE'"'.I,.rs,yArGuGAT OF THE
NV ,>,,s< <' DAYS. FAST AT THE nEIA'f
>E\S> ..,tiES or WELCOME. sc.
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4 IsyrRY TO rae CROPS. Lille Rock, ARK,
AnDust l7.-The extreme dry and hot Wek'
,her for the past tea days has injured inc
crops all over the State to such an eAlen ~
that not more than one,fourth OF crop 10
now expected to DO raised.
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Markets..

CINCINNATI, August 1S.-Flour q ale. and steady
Corn steady at 65M67c. Pork NJ 0minal at $40.
! ard firm: summer. 14&c. Hacoii Ermer; Shout
ders, 9lu914c Jciesr rib, 1901: &c., clear, 1874.
Wbiskey steady III 97c.
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RICHMOND, FRzp'G & POTOMAC X. Il. Co.,l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. June b, l874.S
CCHEDIJIE OF TRAINS.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
$50 A. H., BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad. Street station tSnnd,ys eE-
2:35 p. NJ, DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-street sta-
ll:O5 p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd.street
station Sundays eXceptcdh
COOL NJ, ACCONAODa ZION Tn AIN for
characterization. leaves Broad Street
station Sundays exceDtadI. iys
4:50 a. M, NIGHT Ms IL arrives nj Byrd-Sueet
station Mondays excepiedL -
1870 p. NJ, DAY IL arrives al By ra-Street sta
1880 P NJ, B soh dHIsii EXPRESS arrres 4
's Broad-street station tSundays except
s:s7A.M., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Brosd-strett station SUNDAYS exc
cepted)
BY This route a new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR nas been added TO ne lit trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the gpcGial
comfort OF Richmond passengers. Charlie FOR
Btk1HS. 81 Passengers taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remaia
In the car to as late an hour ~ they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Sireet station
ing Mt QuantIco with tn. Alexandria snd Frede-
ricksDurg railway for Baltimore. Returning, Will
arrive Mt Broad-Street station II SHOP. NJ
Through bills Of ladiDg and rates given to all
principal poiats North and West
BY order Of General superintendent.
jeS General Freight and Ticket Agent
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RALTl MORE.

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Yirginia SIS, reelcrs,
81; Virginia conso!s, So. Yves! Virginia's, ..
North Carolina g., old, IS; do. new, 10; do spe-
chl TAX, 5. Bids to-day.
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RICHMOND AND pETERssueG RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. { m
1 OMMENCFHG JUNE 2sTB 1874, trains

Xs
COMMENCING JUNE 2STIs, 1874, trairS
" on This road will run follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOU4N.
500 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily exce3t suns
day., connecting for 81 points south
and West. Stteping.raY attached.
500 A. n, FEElG a. TRaIH daily (except Sur-
day., with coach sttachr Il, Tor Peters,
burg and stations on the Soushsid9
road. Lynch,,urg, aI1 the Wet. n
145 T. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South Midwest Pas
sengers taking his train will make
close connection at Petersburg for
~ with coach attached. sft955 IT -.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. 81. Freight TRAM daily Except
Sunday with coach attached. So
1900 NJ, THR0UGHAAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Frederick sburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. usE ~
500 2. IL, FsEIGHr daily texccp. sundIy),
coach attached.
sos p. NJ, TIRoUGMHAIL daily except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg ard Potomac railroad
for al points Lasts and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. runninf through to
Baltimore. Also masking close con-
nectiou with The CheSap axe and ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
poin.s North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester as
$50 r. 81, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. RetNrn-
ing. win leave Clover FIN at ga. Nj. on Wednes-
days and Fridays.
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg will start FROM
hppomattox depot.
ie27 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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.,,o Baltimore sun. 18th. ]

1890. e., the Baltimore SUM iS'''I
va> the inaugural day OF tic
ls>.t'' >rhar;zrn Fest al the lHrh o.
l~'r,,'.,, ....,,a Schuctz"n society on Tue
t'r "'.'T N Inc northeastern Sa"ufoS o'
Ee."5 TO- ,.r,} thousand Germans, com
Igr's' .,,,rrS OF SchuctZcn societies III
:f-.l'- ~, .... n, the United states, hn,iier-
rH ,,,. ,. spectators, some OF WHOM
o. - rs,iruai.lcS taan Eer'hah.
Veg gu '...@E dur,ng the greater part ol
W.. nv a.a ncai"s'
s-. -,- ce.GlN or TRs FEST.
,..,,r, festival was originated IN
=. ., Philadelphia. ana was
/ ..,..'.. Tie auspices Of the Eastern
'a.@."" ',, composed Of SchuciZcn
>.""'@ ,f he eastern cities oil Inc
A,,"'.''''' >,htic'z Societies in all
!".'n' 81, M. country and also III Europe
10Y '.', .-..j ,,tn.r lrjpltc in he fest, "hehce
W." i,,,,r...t'auallni designation. 80
.-r " ..,.... ro representatives OF the o'd
.# ..'.,.. hayc arrived, tho l9h one.
J" .'' ... -...a~,Zen Society OF Hanover,
a.. '-, 49,, a.yr>ru. "A nee priZs 10 DC award
q. 49,. earring lUIIk>man III The proper
Is" ,- ;...... ~ tGlr,y gold pieces "i tue
~, c.arh>, "f ABOUT Ho'o'
.H& f"'zA''
....r .u.au5 Of the prizes Tor the
.,..., g..-., the riln beng tue only
-. ,.g-gG 10 y" n,arit SO ooo' Inc
t.' 49,. 70. i.1ug $1,000. For bowling
..',..ts.. "A In, ps'z"> i "hout e-'Voo'
.. tr.. mara.Mcu, comprising !'1h!
...,,in.. ..a>:.r> and cN-sho"tlng-hia,,
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offers to his friends and the public every reasonable
article for the tapa ana all the nxnries OF sea anc
land and every Latitude, from the ases 20 tns ssS.
nes-all served on his Ebte5 70 Drter. ana 1ufpish
sd Il, parties and families. = -
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HIS arrangements Tor SINS asS ,. ~ mo
= Come. friends. ant test nv assertaon ANY =
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Court Matters,

SouE& aRssSkSfSS
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LYSeHBURG, August l9.-Judge Rives, at
Amherst, held special term of his court
to-day. E. W. Early, late clerk, qualified as
registrar in bankruptcy. and MIR. S. Patter-
son also qualified as clerk, oice h. W. Early,
resigned.