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SARATOGA REGATTA.

SARATOGA LAKE, Aug .. Hoe second annual
international regatta was inaugurated to-day.
Six boats were to nave started III singe scuil
race Of two mites but Yates all Curtis dropped
ont Of the race, leaving Blake Of tho Atiantas,
Nelson Of the Beaver " Ycks, ROachn q Gramer-
cy, and Courtenay, from Union Springs, to con
test the race
Wilson led at start having a. least half a
length the advantage; but C0n.tenay sparted,
pulled lead a"d kept in advance. turning the
stake boat ahead Of all the others. He kept this
advantage easily through the race, coming in at
the Ii lisn half u doz ii lengths ahead. Koacho
was second; Wilson third, aud hlake fourth.
ourtenay4 time was ii:4i Reaches l4,j6; Wi
sons 1910, olakes 1918,
The Sc ,ond race was douhi, sculi race Of two
miles. Thr c crows started the BoaYerwyeks
and Mutuals, OF Albany, and Athletics, Of Albany.
All the crews got OFF together, the beaVecMyrks
pulling very Sharply ano getting lew lengths
ahead the Muual5 second and Athletics tniri.
The Athletics and BeayerVycks turned the stake
boat together.
On the return the Athletics spurted ahead,
coming III fifteen " twenty lengths ahead Be-.
yerwycks Sc ood, aud Matuais third. Time
Athletics 13:285, Beayerwyeks 1851, Mu.Gals
l4:50
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THE BEECHER CASE.

Mr. Muultnu declares he will soon publish his
supplemental atenent, impelied by lnpntations
his honor. He SAYS he yesterday offered to go
before the Beechcr Committee, but received no
,epy.
On the CO trary, he had been given 20 under
stand his testimony would not be received. but
his forthcoming statement would, he believed,
clear away every doubt and vindieate his honor.
He wanted it distinctly understood he was ready
to meet the committee to-day, If they wished to
hear him.
warrant was .snod for The arres, of VIM
Mnldoon city editor Of the Brooklyn Engie, in
colmec ion with Bowens libel suits. lho arrest
effected this afternoon IN the rage editorial
rooms, aud Mnldoon gave bail in 5000 for his
appearance IN the City Court next Monday.
NEW YORK, Aug. % Henry -. Il wen has
again sued the Brooklyn T. igle for lib lcontaned
in an editorial Of yesterday, laying tue damage at
SlOU,tWO Bowen expresses he determination Of
pushing his suits to the death
New YORK, Aug. 2e.-Tle Be"cher Invcsti-
eating Committee have submitted their report.
They conclude:
/. That Beccher did not commit adultery with
Mrs. Tilton al any time and pllce whatever
2 That Btccher has never committed any I'M
cha-tc or improper act with Mrs Tilion, nor
made any nlchaste or improper remark, protr
OF s"ici'lon 10 her Of any kind or description
whatever.
3. Ii this We're a question of errors Of ndg-
men on the part OF Mr. Beecher it would be easy
to criticise, especially i'll the light of re ent
events. In such criticism, even to the extent Of
regret We are sure no man would JON more SIN
cerely than Mr.. b echer himself.
H. We find nothing whatever III the evidence
thai should impair the perfect confidence Of
Plymouth Church or the world III the Christian
character Of Henry " ard Beecher, and now let
the peace of God, that passeth all und ,rstanding
r,st and abide with Plymouth Church, and her
beloved and eminent paste 50 much and so long
afflicted. Henry ". SAGE,
AUGUSTUS STDRRS.
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THE ARKANSAS CONVENTION.

LITTLE Rock Aug. 2o.-The convention to-day
struck ont the section III the finance report for
bidding the Legislature from ever providing Tor
the payment OF tate lesee bonds, railroad bonds
and H,lfnrd bonds, in all about eleven million
dpllais. Tins was 4 test vote on reDudiatl H..
Judge ClHd II, of the Seventh Judi, ial Circuit,
has refused mandamus to compel the State
Treasurer to pay the expenses OF the convention
and state gov ernmeut out of the sinking aud
school funds. 1t Is thought the convention Will
adjourn within a week
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DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

DOVER, Del, Aug. -. The Delaware Demo
crate Convention nominated joan b. Cochran
tor Governor and James Williamson for Congress
he platform denounoes the Civil Rights Bill ana
the OF Congress charging the jursdic-
ton OF the Federal Courts of the District OF
Columbia as base attempt to muZ2e the public
press.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Aug IA special to tho Standard,
from Pais gives an account of the duel between
Ferrer lie Comic and Seu,r Rosado, tedtors OF
New York.. 1t says the atflir came OF with pls-
tolls on the Belgian frontier, and De Comic was
dangerously wounded Ill the SID.
John Henry Foley, the sculptor, Is dead.
LONDON. Aug 2s.-lhe steamship Liticy, which
Went ashore on the coast Of Uruguay, is total
loss he crew, passengers and mails saved
The Liiiey piled between southampton and South
Ann Ii lr
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WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug s.-Col. ". l. Clarke, who
commanded the State troops at Lancaster, yes
terday Withdrew IS men and went t. Sparta,
whence he viii march to Owentol to sustain
Judge McManamas court III the prosecution Of
offenders.
The Waker-Russel party waited to surrender
to the Federal commander.
VIM. Smoot was sent to Owenton iii charge of
the sheriff and posse to day for t'ial.
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ARRESTED FOa KMgEZZAENENr.

New YORK, Aug. 2s.-Ih +. q tynor, Manager
OF the New York office Of the Stanley R!la and
Level Company, was arrested tod y, charged
with embezZlng so, 900 Of the compauy's money.
Gaynor was bailed for trial, and his property
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A JEDGE ARRESTED.

MoNraoEERRY, Aug. 28.-Elias NJ. Kiels, Judge
Of the City Court Of Eufaula arrested last
night the charge Of aiding a fellow to escape,
VAS commit ed III default Of $1,000 bail.
Several citizens of Euiauia were arrested to-
day, charged with violation Of the enforcement
act. and Will reach Montgomery TO- night.
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THE INDIANS.

CHICAGO, Aug 2S.-ilieut. Gea Sheridan has
issued an order notifying the parties now re-
ported organizing at various points on the boz
der, to visit the Black Hills in search of gold
that they will not By permitted to 81 unless I'M
der authority Of the Secretary OF Inferior.
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ANOTHER FIRE.

morning destroyed a building owned by Mann
Brothers, and occ ,ped by Myers Northwestern
Concentrated Lye Mandatory and sithoen-
mann's Stove Polish Man factory. Loss about
$4,000, insurance 5000. Supposed incen,lary.
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MORE FIRES.

PnTsBrRd, August "a supposed incen-
the buildings owned 10y Mrs. T.. II lney Z. Doyle,
J. Hull. and number ol bullings in lIenlin's
block. T'tal loss about Thirty thousand dollars.
Fully insdre@
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A LARGE FIRE.
MILEIINtiTON.

WILMINGTON, Aus. Is =. lire broke ont at
4 NJ III the rosin warehouses and Wharves,
dcst royme about 5000 barrels of rosin and
about 2oJ0 barrels Of spirits OF turp entine.
Loss about >i20, 900, mostly covered by insu-
rance.
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POLITICAL.

TouRrH WARD WHITE LEAGUE.-A large
meeting OF this Is cue WAS held last evening,
ut their hal, No. u D.euviiie street. Mr.. j.
J. Green was elected Corresponding Secretary
and VIM J. Fillmore, Thine; Marshal. Severa!
communications We're received and passed.
After the transaction of their regular business,
the meeting adjourned, subject to the call OF
the President. ....
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q RAN EATrLE.

HAVANA, Aug. 2S.F-An Off :ial dispatch from
the Eastern Department. states that a force II
Spanish troops attacked a body Of Insurgents
numbering $50 men in Euyahlja, causing the
d0ath OF many Of them Twelve Spanitrds were
killed.
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THE SWIMMING MATCH.

Love BRANCH, Aug. q. The international
match between johnson and Andrew
frantic, distance three mites, won b., John
son by 80 feet, III l hour 10 minutes ana 30 sec
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A c~lored JHsn, n1ned Cook deA near
New YORK. recently, from Obesity. He had
gradually becom. exceedingly tat, and ~
wards the close OF his life ga unabl. to move
about and vas in constant struggle for breath
the increasing fat closing the sir pa. sa4,er, aud
eventually sInootherin. him 20 death. He
Ueix he'd 1876 IOunds.
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The New York newsooys got up a corner in
the Friday evening paper, which contained
Mo,Ilton's statement, asking and in the ma
jority Of cas- s receiving double price for it.
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WIVES Ar AVCTIoS.-lhe history % this com
moSweAlth commences with all ton sae--not,
however III a store, bat beneath the green tire :
Of jamestown where probably the most snxiou-
and Interested crowd Of auction hAbitues ever
known m the history Of the world were gathered.
In letter. -tiI 20 be seen, dated London, August
81 1921, and directed to wealthy colohlst OF
that settlement, the writer begins by saving
" We send shipment one widow and eleven
maid, Tor wives u the Poop. " Vi~gnis There
hath beeA especial in the choice % them,
tor there hath not OF them been received but
upon good cosnmendAt Ious. IN ease they cannot
b. presently married We desire that the NAV DC
put With several l,ouseisoders that have wives
until they can l.. provided with husbands
But the writer of this epsts had litth reason
20 fear that any Of the 'maiu us iAlre would be
LEFT over The n1cnives contain evidence to
prove that snese first cArgoes OF yoslus ladies
were PIT up at auction and sold FOR 1876 pounds a
tobacco cach aud it vas ordered that this debt
should have precedence Of oil others. The oil
tAry one widow" went along with the others, FOR
taey could not be pArtcu ar in those days. The
good minister " the colony no doubt had busy
time that day. He did not mention any fees, nor
did the bllde5 Poems thinI OF tender Ig any. A |
VAS joy and gisdn- storms ahead, no I'M
esSinsss for the future, no acql-Itlve clerb to
stand and SAY: Here's the license fork over that
H. Nothing OF that sort Fr~n some OF these
couples thet first tamiies % Virginia dee
cended. htgtluOJ.d VIVA.
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BRIDGE E.lrRNED.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.-A dispatch from Fort
Wayne says the dry house Of the Pittsburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad burned last night.
Loss 500 900.
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The city of New York will construct without
del y a floating steam fire eKtinguisher for use
III the harbor. The ferry boats in that city are
also to b. fitted up with improv fire appsr-
atus for use among the shipping in case of
emergency
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The fsllicose negroes about Toomsuba,
Ala, Who have been drilling and making
threatening demonstrations, on Monday sent
in message to the white people, profsring &c
dlsband and have peace.
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"OUR TICKET"

FOR STATE TREASURER:
JOHN G. MONCURE, OF CADpo.
FOR CONGRESS-:
FIRST DISTRICT,
Gen. Il. l.. GIBSON, Of Crieans.
SECOND DIsTRIC3,
f. JOHN ELLIS, of Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH A. BREAUX, OF iberia.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
w. NJ. LEVY, Of Natchitoc
FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. 3. SPENCER, of Concordis.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JOS. NJ MOORE, Of st. Landry.
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BERLIN.

BERLIN Aug. PSI. G. Bancroft Davis had q
special audience with the Emperor William day
aud d, hvcred his cred, ntlals American Min
!s.er. Tie afterwards visited the Empress.
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Catching mackerei with hook and line ON the
New Z lgland shore is fast becoming obsolete.
A feet of $50 vessels on thu Name shore last
week were al seiners.
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ELEVENTH WARD CENrfiL CIUB-The Dem
ocrlts Of this Ward assembled last evening ut
their Wigwam, on Ma game between Wash
ington and Sixth streets. Over one hun .red
members answered to their names. i report
was received from the finance committee, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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'fasre Is tradition that the wife OF one OF
The early printers of the Bible. jast before the
sacred volume went to press, removed the
met" from the seventh commandment
Some modern clergymep seemed to lave q
siu,iiar dislike to the negative, and have drop
ned il from their practice if not from their
Profession. 1t is a great pity that the Bible
was revealed to the jews; if the Americans
bad written it religion would be so much
easier.
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HORRIBLE DsArA OF AN EN sISHEa. - Last

HORRIBLE DsATH Of AN EN sISEEA. - Last
Thursday, VIM. 10 nae, nj en5I1ieer on the New
jersey Central Railroad, went under his engine
while at Bergen Point, n j., to make some re-
pairs to the pump, and finding that the lever IN
terfered with his operations. shouted to the frs-
man to throw it forward q little. The fireman
raised the lever, and in dong 20 1t New forward
window The throttle valve opened At the same
time ana set the engine II motlo.l, crushing the
engine thunder the wheels in such $ tcklng
manner 1hat he died shortly atterward. Bodine
resided in EhzAbethport, ~here he leaves = wife
and three children. He 33 years III age,
during fifteen Of Which he had been M the en-
ploy OF the company.
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A SrShCN To III. POIsP-A South VVo-
lima darxey, IN recent speech, aid
''Mst~ Churman, cant help cn,siN but
terberls,n ef things sins mixed and de Hp
publikin party IS ewine to DE- devil, Oar.
Guvnor Nose, H-n.isen bonds eni potherary
in ov EN-. and den gitten money ~ putin 81
it in bis pocket. | don't like dis pothecary
bizness no nov, and in specially when it
comes t1 money matter. Nov Guvnor
Moses heap better stop !otheoavyin dem
bonds, and leave en- in d. safe. what day
won't do nobody no harm: an ' repeats sab,
/ cant help cu.,in, buttesb da1s ef things
amt mixed. An de Rippubiikin party il swine
to dc devl pretty ksst enough"
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S4NBO'S P4TIENGE EXPLAINED.
Eli. v. r., in Cincinnati Commercially

II. '. H.. m Cincinnati commercially
have the stery OF an Incident at one Of the
Richmond hotels which made me laugh, although
all readers may not see anything funny about 1t
4 Boston man and two NTginlans sat at the same
table. The Boston man was shocked % hear the
Nmginians call the coiored waiter "a black ras-
cal and 'snlgger." Surely, he thought, the
spirit Of slavery is strongly upon this people.
H was careful to call the waiter hs friend,
when ordering Dishes and to speak TO him IN the
kindest and most polite manner. Notwithstand-
ing his honey speeches. and bland smiles, he
noticed that the waiter brought the Virglnians
altogether the best dinner. Upon reflection he
ascribed it to the tNrol awakened IN the poor
waters mind by the rhl5h speech and oyeabelr
ing conduct OF these SoiINlerncrs.
No doubt he thought they would shoot this
miserable creature dead in his tracks NJ he did
not bring them ju what they wanted, and IN
good style. When the Nirguans lef: the table
the sympathetic but rather pSor. fed Boston
man hast, ned to get the u the water.
Thir-ting for evidence If Southern .arbarism.
well for good cup Of coffee, he said to the
waiter: Here We're those men, who inslllte1
you and swore at you AMI talked rough, yet YOU
brought them a much better dinner til I'll me,
who spoke to ysu most E-lo,y and politely; how
is this 2" 'Well," replied the African. rs he
cast sly glance around 81 wiped the per-plrs-
ton from his black forehead with the caaei Of 3
naphin. Il know these hen tax sorter rough
IKE, but they gives ma N 'nev. and you don's.
The Boston man retired With slight feeling VI
dis Tor his COlOrc,t ,lfrr
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DR. FEANKL1N's OFFER. Dr. Franklin made
the following offer 10 d young man: Make, -
said lie, "a full estimate Of what you owe.
Reduce the same to note. IS fast as you
can collect, pay over to those yon owe. ii
you cannot collect, renew your note every
year, and get the best security you can. Go
to business diligently; be very economical in
all things: discard all pride, be Industrious,
waste no Idle moments, be faithful in your
duty to God by regular and hearty prayer,
morning and evening: atten! church and
meeting regularly every Sunday; and do unto
all men as you would they should do unto
you. II you are too needy ~ circnm.tanc Is
20 give TO the poor, do whatever else YOU ..r.
in your po~es for them cheerful!y; Int if you
can, slA.ys help the sosthy pcos AID rraos-
tuilate'
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EIGHTH WARD CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CITE.
A large meeting OF this ciub was held Lust
evening, at their hall, corner Dauphine and
Elysan Fields streets. resolution Waa
adopted indorsing the ticket nominated mt
the Baton Ro ge Convention. The Inc, ting
then adjourned.
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When dashing young widow removes al
traces OF bereavement, feels the shafts Of love,
and commences to talk Of the bride halter,
its safe to presume she's on the lookout for q
Sir single.
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An old seaman, at New York prayer meet
ing, In relating his experience, stated that
when at sea in storms and tempes,s, he ha 4
often derived great comfort from that beatufui
p .ssage of Scripture, Faint heart ne'er won
lair lady"
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fEy TelegTaph.1

To McDowliug, No. Is Decatur street g7so
Tomorrow. THO. john
oHREyEFoaT Aug. 2S-To Hitc h Cartin-Ar-
riv safely. ID inches IN river. .iad 70 dCubt,
trip from Grand kcore. All well.
i. r. DlIAnogn6ASn,
Neyk steamer 'sBastrcr'
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THE WIDOW or SroSEwALL JACKSON. - In

THE WIDOW or SroNEwALL JACKSON - In a
letter to the Augusta GA Constituencies tro D..
the Warm Springs North Carolina, tue f)o Wing
paragraph occurs: Among the most Notable
visitors. | VIII first mention. with reyerentlai
bow the widow of the immortal Stonewall Jack
son. who reached here, il company With her
ughter IL years cid, few days since. ID
est and unaffected in her manners, OF sweet, in
telligent and animated face, she moves through
life as though unconscious Of her share III the
glory of her husbands name Mrs. IA ;hson Is
quite voung ! should say between . aud 80, OF
medium height and beautiful face. She hives
now at Charlotte, in this stale
The Chinese Government, s~m two or three
years since determined to send y number OF
the young men Of that Empire to the | hlied
States to be educated. La accordance with
this plan several rites of Chinese youth
were sent here, and placed at various edaca-
tonal institutions in New England. ln.orna-
ton has Just been received that two add ticnal
dele atoms Of shout thirty each viii reach this
country next month to be eduaatea After
receiving their own education here they are to
home and t as instructors of Their fellow
countrymen, and will no doubt be able to
teach all the American accomph shments.
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1t is very apparent why Kellogg is recruit
ing the Metropolitan Brigade. The straws
with which the air is filed have given HIM
warning of the coming shower, and he only is
seeking shelter Seventy-five dollars Is the
sop offered, and perhaps some may be found
in these hard times to accept it. However
this may be, it is certain the Dc tacio nts the
men.
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PO!Iri. AL NOTES.

Kellogg and Sypher called yesterday on the
President of a we'll known Radical club in the
rear Of the Third Ward for the purpose of
securing the clubs support for the hale
Sypher. In course Of the conversation Pitt
did not hesitate to give evidence Of his strong
feeling against Dubuclet. This little IA t is
significant, as il shows that already the nsurper
begins to feel the opposition Of the colored
men He eulogized Sypher until that gent
beoan to imagine himself stateman.
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SoUTHwEsT PAss, Aug ~, IL M-bai.m.ior
$50. Wind southeast, light Weather clear ARD
hot.
Arrived: At a. NJ, eteanship Joe' pf''on from
Brashear City, te c. 4. Whitney 3 O.
No departures.
NEW York, Aug g. arrived. Mau"
Arrived out: Foarh, augusta, s.ntia
New YORK, Aug. 2s.-Arv.Ycd ont' BsHa'a-i,ip
Scotia.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S.-Sailed: Bhip hceosd
SoUrHwEsT PASS, aug. "a, r. NIB asoIss,tex
E.Hl. Wind soutn, hight. Weather fah.
No arrivals o. departures.
PAss-A-L'OUrhE, Aug. ~, 6 P. h.-W,nd scntb,
Light.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Bari L. G. Adams. and schooner
Landa
GALVESTON, Aug. o. - Arrived: Stealnahie
Morgan from indianola, Hu,eh:nson ron, branh-
car, Brig Minnie Traub end seEoone; steyLen y,
Lee from New York. Cleared schooner Bctl "
smith for Ship Island. sailed steamship Mes.
gau for Brashear, Hutchinson TO- lodiapGia.
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RIVER AND sTEAMppAT>.

C!sG1NNATI, Aug 2e.-h,Yor fec. A'd il,l,aS.
Weather cool and clondy, and tbfoat"s NJ.
EVANSVILLE, Aug 2S.--ft faine1 s.nt. :. T. A.,
hard. River stationary
CAIRO, bug. ZS.-AFriyed Nohe nccre ilaa
81. Louis, Indiana from Now Grlesus 1T . A--
parted hsoi.. Mitchell for Now Cltf.ti. A. poi ,s-
River s feet inches and stationary b,,'hdlal
night. Weather cloudy, mercury ~
LOUISVILLE, Ang. 3. River stationary, slb
feet inehcs. Weather cloudy th.5 tebrIle
steady rails tonight;
PiFrsBuaa hGg. % HiYer 3 Zoe. : ,rele
and falling Weather cloar and tool
81. Louis, Aug 28.-No arrivals % .letastnaea-
River stationary. Weather clou,ty hrI tMeaiast
ing.
VIoKsrUko, Anr 2s.-P'.ssc,l np ,a:,,io: Jty,
=. NJ. Down: aobt. y Leo z J. ~ ne..,.sr
warm and clear. kiY.r fell it,eLsn Ia. ~
hours.
MEMPHIS, Aug. d -Ee.th.: c'cp'.J End S4rso-
River fell inches Arrived 4i'. ron White
River Departed Helena for fieasbmx, s'p-
ture City for New Orleans, Yicksbnri - ~.
fsuis.