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The Bee cher Bnsiuess.

MUTUAL NoULToS's sTATRNKNT-rHE pm
Lie noT HAVE at YET AWHILE.
NEW YORK, Augrst 11.-Moulton was at his
residence all day yesterday. He eidsed to say
" bis statement would be made public tod
ana would not answer any questions on the
subject. District Attorney wirslow, Theodore
I1lfon and MoulSon's stenographer were in at
tendance upon Moulton from an early hour
and remained closeted with him for an indef
ME period. The house was beseiged by news
paper REP orters, but nothing definite could be
earned. District Attorney Winslow, in a con-
versation, said that IL was more than probable
that the statement would not be ready for pub
LEGATION for day or two. The committee had
TO compare the documents conts med in it with
those already In their possession. More than
this he was unable to say.
MoUL1oN INTRRN IkwED.
An interview was obtained with Moulton this
afternoon, in which he positively stated that
h's state ment would not be made public ~
night He thinks ii probable that IL may be
given to the press tomorrow, but at what hor-
be could not say. When Distiict Attorney
Winslow left Moulton's residence he wss APP
preached on the matter, but he was reticent and
re,csed to answer any questions.
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Schooner Sunk by a Collision.

NEW YORK. August ll.-About one O'Clock
iris morning the 1und steamer City of Boston,
of the Norwich line, on her way 70 New York
YES Robinson, OF Camden, New JerCey,
bound for Southport. The schooner sunk
almost Immediately With all on board.
up in an exhausted condition. They were
brought TO New York. The steamer sustained
little or no damage, and proceeded on her way,
reaching New York about $50 a. m. Captain
Robinson ould not be found, ard doubtless
went down with the schooner.
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A JFwRLRR MURDRRRD.-A special II tn e
LOUSY lie Courier-J Journal says ID. b. Nein. p
Jeweler, of Midway, Wexford county, KY,
while on bis way home Sunday evening was
seized by forr masked men and no race Of him
he's since been found. Evidences Of struggle
were found in the neighborhC cd where he ives
captured. 1t is probable he WIS murdered and
his body hid. man who heard his cries and
went to bis rescue was driven back with threats
Of death. Several negroes still later saw men
carrying Main away. He was then Struggling
and groaning. 1t il not known whether ne
object OF the murder was rObbel Y or revenge.
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MORE HOSTILE Observation-Disclosures from
Fort Laramie says the Sioux Indians report that
the Arrapah hoes aid Cheyennes are getting rea dy
Tor war. Many of the Sioux will go with the ~ !,
should this prove true. The military are very
active, but their movements are kept as quiet
asIossible, that the Indians may not be informed
through renegade whites and half breeds. Gen.
King and the 9th infsutry departed for Fort
Laramie Yesterday.
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OLIVER AMKs SUKs THE ESTATE OF OAKEs
AMKs.-There was q hesring in the supreme
court Of Msssachusetts Friday before Judge
Gray, on q suit in equity from Bristol county,
brought by Oliver Ames against the executors,
wsdows, and devisees OF Oskes Ames. The
plaintiff sets forth that he is the only surviving
partner OF the firm of Oliver Ames & Sons,
which was formed in 1855 by Oliver Ames, sr.,
Oskes Ames, ana the plaintiff. Cakes Ames
died largely indebted 10 the partnership. His
psreobsl assets, together with the real estate
owned by the firm were insufi cient 70 discharge
the debt, and the plaintiff accordingly asks that
the real estate be converted into money and the
proceeds paid to him, 20 TO be used In paying
the debts of the firm and I'D listing the balances
between the partners. The real estate is of
great value, and comprises land situated in
Easton, Canton, Stoughton, West Bridgewater,
Brsintree, and Springfield. IL was agreed by
all the parties in interest that q decree should
be prepared and handed 20 the court, by which
the case is 20 be referred 10 Dwight Foster ss
special master, 70 find the facts, and, IL proper,
20 report to the court some scheme for the sale
Of the property.
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DROWNING CASES NEAR CAFE MAY-Two
IDS named John Hall and Cherries McE7an,
aged respectively and J3 yeals, were browne
yesterday while bathing at the mouth Of Pc I'D
May. The bodies were recovered.
Fears are felt for the safety of Mr.. Mar h,
Keeper of the new lighthouse at Her fort 'rltt,
n. j., ne ar the Five Mile beach. He hrs been
missing since Sunday morning, when he re-
" med from business "Trip to the CouI thor ,.
Yesterday bis boat was found bottom upwerrs.
gone TO take charge OF the light house tempo
rarily,
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Confession of am Abortfoufst.

CREMATION OF INFANTk-MOkK SUPPRESSION
OF NEWS BY THE POLICE.
ST. Louis, August 1.-THE police have con-
siderable information in the Fortimeyer abor
ton cpse, but refuse 70 give it out at present.
IT can be said, however, that she has made a
confession to the effect that she has been in tre
business seven years, has procured several hug
dred 6hortions, and duplicates quite q number
of highly respectable persons in TIL. city. Ii
bad been her custom to burn all f0etrses, on the
ground, as she expressed il, "ashes tell no
tllcs." The German girl who was sent TO the
hospital, she says, will die.
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s0It costs % 900 10 dress fashionable WON

~1t costs % 900 10 dress fashionable woman
at Sarsf3ga.
~The Mclean county, KY, Progress plain
lively remarks: "No more this sea5on will the
cheerful bszoo OF the candidate be heard IN our
midst"
0An aeroiite fell in Knightstovn, Ind, on
August 3, breek king into three pieces, about one
esvfh Of Q cubic Inch each. They we're hot
when they were picked mp.
0The London Daily Telegraph says a ID 70
the republic OF Spain, and su other powers win
follow.
ga John II. yanderberg, about % years
old, q con Of ex- Sheriff Vanderbcrg Of COlnmbia
county, n. Y, lett his home In the suramor Of
1871 on account OF family difhculty. His
friends heard nothing more Of him until . fo4
days ago, when IL was ascertained that his BODY
was found In Spuyten Duyvil creek on the 18th
Potter'e field.
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A French sensation.

EtLAFE MAKbHAL BALAIhE
PARIS, August 11.-There is great excitement
in this city in consequence of the receipt Of the
10 diligence that Marshal Bazaine escaped from
The Island Saint Marguerite sometime during
Sunday night. The details of the manner In
which he succeeded in getting away are un-
known, except, that he used a rope ladder and
got on board q vessel bound for Italy. The
night was dark and stormy. The journals of
promptly and energetically in Furnishing all
v O conriHed AT his flight.
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An ABoRTIoNIsT's DKN.-Madame Ferte-
meyer, midwife, in st. L ouis, WIS arrested on a
charge Of procuring On abortion. The dead
body OF Young mulaifo girl named Lena MI
Ter Nss found in her house, and another Yong
woman, name unknown, was found Wing We
sick srd in great pain. One Of the infants was
o . four1 in the house end pel;'aily burn d.
1t il stated that Madame Fertemeyer hes pras-
iced abort ion for several wears,
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TEE CROPS IN MINNEsoTA-Despatches
from vsfiops pstfs OF Minnesota reprecent the
wheat harvest IS nearly completed, and savod
IN excellent condition. Although the WELD Is
not squsl to that of last yer. ir is better than
was expected, being nearly or quite the av-
ersge, while the quality is generally number
one. In many portions of the srpsshopper dis
t-icts the yield Of wheat Is fs'-. Oats and bar
ley ere &C Cd, and corn and rota. ,es prom Sc
oxcalteuftv
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cisco, of Spanish Peaks, Colorado, formerly of
Stsunton, SON Of Q. q. Frisco, esq-, In a letter
home, tells OF lucky escape made by himself
and Commanders about the middle Of last month
A considerable party started from Colorado for
New Mexico, sud on the route Francisco and
few others happened 20 fall behind the rest
about . day. ON coming mp TO their camp OF
the night before, 70 their utter astonsshment
and horror, they found the whole Of them, IS in
number, killed and scalped. Among those
kin-d was MI. Frank Conn. who Mr.. Francisco
says is from Woodstock, Va, where ne thinks
his mother resides. The fortunate DELAY OF
Francisco and his party alone saved their scslps.
StaHntcn ( Val Vindicdtor.
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SALE OF A $4,000 HoRsB.-The WATERFOWL
Times of the Sth instant says :-'Ten thousand
dOllsrs is good round price for a single article
of horsehesh, yet that is what KITTY Watson,
owned by q. W. Virgins and Calvin Scripture,
sold for yesterday. She had easily made a mile
in minutes and "A ~ seconds. We suppose er
purchaser, gentleman from Haverstraw, y.
Y, hopes, by training, TO do better still. She
has one advantage over most fast animals, she
IS VIEW fine iCOkipg"
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TBR REV. MR.. HICKEY, of San Diego, Cal,
has ecome engaged in q newspaper controver-
sy in that place With a Law ser named Wallace
Leach. Hickey is local op,;op'st ard his OPP
pont mt licersjst. The disciple OF Bisrkstone
says The statements of Hickey are "fs'Ge and
scurrilors," and links he might perhaps do for
can ctf-leader for s'S-mule team, IL the other
mules ere good ones." Bickey says he will
have nothing more 70 say 70 q man who rses
such "blp sphemous" language ss h,s opponent
and the fight is therefore now adjourned.
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The Indian War I'm Southwestern
Kansas

CHICAGO, August 1l.-General Pope tele-
graphs Lieut.. General Sheridan that the Indians
who have been marauding in southwestern
Kansas have gone to the borders Of Llano Esta-
cado. country filed With game, and that they
have an abundance of ammunition. The three
Columns Of troops now operating will converge
on the section named.
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The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADR.-The
total of nthracite marketed for the week end
ing on the let instant amounted to 40T ,165 .ons,
and for the coal year 10,S6s,o62 tons, against
being decrease OF e69, i31 tors. The bitunir.
Gus tonnage for the week is 70, los tons, and for
the year ,65i ,Se6 tons, against 794 PA tons 10
same time last year, giving total Of all kinds
12,625,e4S tons, against II 1853 ,637 tors to the
same time last year, being decrease OF S27 .5S9
tons. The coal trade for the past week was
without any marked improvement in any of the
regions. especially for shipments eastward. On
local account there lie a fairly active movement
Tor the season Philddelphid Led1er.
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SMALLPox In NRw YoBK CIrY.-we lesrn
that there is an increase in the number of cases
OF smallpox at present as compared with lest
summer. There appears no reason whatever
ior l ositive scare in the public mind, rs THE
dreaded disease is always more or less prevalent
in lerge cities, and New York has been ingular-
ly foi.unate In its partial immunity from the
ecourQe.-N. =. Herald.
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right A. @. Brrton, q colored candidate for
the Tennessee legislature, was shot and mortal
ly wounded ut Draden, q station on the Mem
known. The shooting caused intense excite
ment among the neg roes In the vicinity, and o
riot was feared, but at last accounts all was
uriet.
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BASE BALL IN ENGLAND.-The Red Stock
ings and Athletics yesterday gave an English
audience another illustration Of the beauties OF
the American nat .onsl gene. They plsy-d q
game near London, in which the Boston men
won by score of IL to s. so fer as the two
clubs have PLAYED on foreign coil, they are now
81 out even as 70 results.
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tHFOkn III OOnMIIIHk-
The Beecher.Tilton committee OF inveetica-
ton met yesterday afternoon. Aftsr o sesSion
OF about two hours and q half the COMMITTEES
adjourned. Moulton vas before the Committee
only about fifteen minutes, and II - said be
statement will be made public to-day. The
committee win hold an informal meeting for
consultation at n O'Clock to day 90 take test
mony and perhaps Close the Investigation.
TiLToNe Suit IL COCRT-How 1T WILL nm
BROUGHT.
The suU which Ttlton proposes 90 bring
against Beecher has no reference 90 the action
OF the committee Whatever. and the action OF
the committee will neither hasten nor delay the
commencement Of the action for q moment In
OF der hat there may be no necessity for further
question As 70 hts proposed proceedings 'Ae ac-
pon will be brought IN the supreme court pre-
cisely ss stated, 10 will be an action against
Beecher for criminal connection With Mrs. TIL
ton. The amount claimed will be In accordance
win the magnitude OF the suit. but Ia this con
necton MI Tilton's purpose in bringing the
action Is not 10 n ceive any pecunisry benefit
but merely 20 yindicate hts good name againsl
the strocious ISLANDERS 20 which he he's been sub
jected. So far 80 Ttlfon is concerned, hts case
will be pressed for trial st the earli,s, possible
day. The result OF tue committee viii have no
effect on 10 NJ Law.
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THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN NORTH CAR
oLINA.-Raleigh lie aolaze with enthusias IN
celebrating the democratic victory Of Thursday
lat. The state Is democratic by not lees thar
ten thousand, with seven democratic Congrec :
men, and the legislature three fourth democrat
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The Abducted Ross Child

PElI ADELPhlA, August 1l.-There are no
,Irther Developments In the Ross case. James
Lewis, uncle Of the missing boy, started for
Bennington, Vermont, last night, TO identify
the boy there, " he 10 actually Charlie Ross
Friends Of the family are anxiously expect q
news isom that quarter.
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THR COMING GREAT RACE AT RoCh ssrKR-
1t has been arranged that the trial to beat
GOLDSMITH Maids time OF 2:15k will take pla &c
\. Y, If aecod day and good track, or, the e
conditiors falling, the next good day and gccd
track. The pure for that race has been in
eressed - S6Cc0, sns the horses entered for it
are Goldsmith Maid, Judge Fullerton, Ameri-
can Girl and Henry.
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Cuf Hia afen-kOn,a Throat.

ST. JOSEPH, August 11.-At Creton, Iowa,
Saiorday night, j. 7. Burnett entered the bet-
room of his step-son and cut the Iatter'e throat
from ear to ear. The murderer fed. The cause
of The act In unascertained.
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JOHN +. RUSSELL was to-day re-spp )intcd a
frst-class clerk in the Office of the supervisor,
irsp5 ctOr OF steam vessels of the Treasury de
psrtment.
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1The Worcester, Mass, Gazette contains .
letter from Ex-Governor Bullock positively de-
Ginning to be . candidate In George +. Hoar's
congressional district,
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Shot DEAD IN METHODIST CRuRcH.-
The Cincinnati Enquirer Gays that near Car
tsle, Nicholas county, Ky. Sunday, man named
Hamilton, while attending the Me aod.st
church becoming offended at something that
TBS said stood up on the bench and ioprishod q
pistol. Thomas Shaw, one of the t1ustecs. sue.
ceeded IN pacifying him and coasing him out
OF doors. When outside shaw told him the
penalty Of the law for bis offence, whereupon
Hamilton shot Shaw through the hent The
congregation came out and seized the murde :
er and sent him = Carlisle, whence, for fear of
lynching, he IVES sent to Lexinpton
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DR.. DANDr's TRIAL before O church council
hrs been concluded. The truth appears to be
that the accused rises more tobacco than Is good
for him, and his daughter is an uncommonly
&C ID dancer. Triumphant Zion !-CAieco 20
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SECRETARY BKLKNAP lett for New London
Conn.,, lest night.
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~At trial Of French. English, and Ameri-
can reapipg machines, just held at So'scone In
France, the first prize, q gold medal and l,Ocof,
was awarded II Howard, Bedford, England:
the second 10 Osborne, America; and the third
to Samuelson, Ban fsbury, England.
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Fire N PSfla1eInhsa

PHILADRLPHIA, August II The Enterprise
hardware faet,ry ct American and Dauphin
streets Was burned last night Loss, e25,ooo;
idly Insured.
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ATTKMPTBD SwIHDLK-A Clergyman IA C,'s-
tody.-Some time ago 4 letter was received at
the Treasury department in Washingf IN, dated
New York, and signed by the Rev. JOpu COgan,
late chaplain TO the 9th n. Y. heavy artillery,
inclcsing q fragment of q Al 600 bonc. IL was
stated that the writer, in getting of q street
car, fell and his wallet rolled out Of his p0ckIs
and vss crushed under the VIII els of IA ecar.
The tord YVES cut up, and the fragment inclosed
WIS the only part Of il saved; that be was q poor
man, End hoped q new bond would be issued
TO him. The Treasury department handed
the fragment TO an expert for examination.
The expert stated that the bond had certainly
been executed by the American Bank Note
company, but that IL must have been of some
South American republic, as the words "Ke-
publique de la" were upon the fragment. The
Treasury department sent the fragment 70 tue
L. s. district attorneys Office here with stTuc
irons TO take action on the matter. A decoy
letter WIS sent TO Cowsn instructing him 10 cat
at the sub treasury with his witnesses TO get his
bond. He went there to-day with q man named
Kehoe, and they were both arrested and taken
before L. s. Commissioner Shields, who COM
mitted them in default of 5000 each for exc n
inRtion.-E y. Express, iOh.
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SECRETARY BEIsTow is expected to return
to Washington tomorrow morning.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and GOSSIP.

INTERNAL RRvRNUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s1so.O4
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CHICAGO, August u.-Georee w. McCrary,
who was nominated for Congress by the repub-
iicaps Of abe 9Th Iowa district, has declined the
nomination.
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or THE Five PR CENT REQUIRED RE
s1avE to be deposited in the Treasury by the
ration al bants, 1851 ,s25 80 hes been received
leaving about one-hslf million yet to bs de.
posted.
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THE DEATH OF BISHOP WHITRHoUsR-The
Telegraph announces The death, at Chic leo,
yesterday. of John Henry Whitehouse. ID. a.,
bishop of the p. K. church in Illino|. He had
been SICK but little over a week. Previous TO
fts illness he had taken trip OF 81 days II Wis
cor sin, and during that period had preached 10
sermons. His efforts proved too much for his
constitution, and he Immediately gave up work
on reaching home. He was not considered dan
gerously i'l until Saturday ever'ng, when he
suffered paraly tic stroke and became uneon-
tcioUs. Sunday he aroused sufficiently 10 re-
cogrize his children and receive holy commu-
MON, but thenceforth declined srsdually until
b dcl'h, which oocprred at O'Clock yester.
day mo.r'ng. He was born in New York CITY
in 1903, and graduated at Columbia College in
,21, ard at he General Geologic Seminar '
in 1921 He was ordained deacon by Bishop
Gre ., OF New JERSEY, and pi;est ny shop
White, or Penn slvania. He was during Is
years rector OF st. LIKES Chr-ch, Rochester,
\. Y, and subsequently of St. Thomas Church
New York Gig. In 1851 he was corsecratcd as
tistant to Bishop Chese, Of Illinois. In 1894 he
declined the bishopric of Michigan, to which he
ad been elected. Subsequently he was elected
t-shop of the diocese of Illinois, and made his
ep'so opal residence in Chicago. He we1 prom
inentiy before the public in the celebr.t
Cherey controversy. which finally resulted in
the wi'htrawal OF the la.ter from the general
Epi-copal organization. His fame is nesrly as
great in Eng and pa in America. His remS'-S
viii be taken 10 New York and buried in Green
mood cemetery,
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A Tornado IN Illinois

CHICAGO, August ia destructive tornado
pfssed through Dixon, H., last night, and did
great damage to crops, fences, and other prop
erty in that vicinity.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS retur ned to
the city from Atlantic City lest night.
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The GRAssHoPFEEs have literally deyoured
ever tbiTg in northern and southwestern Kan
sas and Nebraska. The damage inflicted on
vegetation Is far greater than in 1866. The corn
crop throughout all this region g DESTROYED.
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New YOrE Liber1I Ren

Nav YORK, August ia liberal republican
Itate convention ie called 10 meet ct Albany on
'he 9Th Of September, to nominate candidates
Tor state officers.
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a FRIGHTFUL AND Fatal RAILROAD Ac-
CIDKST.-A SPECIAL from Newark, Del, says,
ss Nit. Edward Morris, living near Craches'
bi idge, Delaware, was crossing the Pbtladel-
phis and Bali more rsilroad, at Newsrk $, atom,
in q cs,Tisge containing Willie Hawkins and
Sal'ie Siuon, Mics Annie Kelly and her little
brother .Dertel, tue daughter and son OF Michael
Kelly, they were struck Oy the p. m. train from
Pf"P 1elphia, billing the horse Instantly, de-
molshing the carriage, and throwing cut It's oC-
cupsn' :. Mr.. Norris, aged thirty, hal his left
leg broken above the knee. HIS head aud face
were cut, and he WIS otherwise injured. Willis
Hawkins, aged h.0een years, was bruil ed about
the herd, and hid his collaT-b bone fractured.
Senie SinOn, aged seventeen yesrs, had both
limbs aeyered above the knees, besides being
otherw &c ins urcd, causing death in three hours
Ms Kelly, aged rinteen, had both limbs man
gled below he fnees, nececsTtating amputsiion.
Daniel Kelly, aged four years, wrs badly cut
about fde head and body. Physicians were
summoned, and did 81 I'm their power - relieve
the sufferers. MICS Kelly and her brother wers
removed 70 her uncle's close by, aud their
wounds dressed. Nr. Norris and Mr.. Hawkins
were removed TO Mrs. Bcynard's, ard their
wounds properly Ore Sod. Up TO midnight Ell
TIE injured were doing Ps well Pc could be e.
pected uDder the circumstances, excepting MS
Kelly, whose wounds are co great that but R.sle
hopeis entertain Of her recovery.
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TIE YACHT RACE on the Delaware Yesterday
for the championship between Willie Kleir 2
and Al Doger, the course being from Thomson's
trrn, distance % miles, was won by Kleiuz,
beating Doger Is minutes, and getting in two
miles ahead. Time, 6:25.
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II. SHR.AUS.

T. GOODMAN announces 20 his former custom.
II. ers and friends his return to the city for the
furgsse OF Carrying on the business Of RAG AND
mandatory at No. l23 Ga street southwest and
vii Re glad 70 receive orders. he uses the very
BEST single and double WARS, and his prices are
moderate. auea-In