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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-24

J. II. Hathorne, Proprietor Of Citizens Line
Coaches. Boston, Mass says: "Yvur Il cent called
IN July last TO iptrod ce Giles Lininent To-
dido 81 Ammonia. had no faith In your Iodide
but 1t occurred to me that had a horse that had a
shoe pile on his near forward leg. told him il he
thought il would remove that bunch would try il.
Suce It TO say have used it very persistenily till
the present time, Sept. H. and now find it nearly
removed, and think will shortly disappear entries
IT, From this trial your remedy cheerfully rec.
ommend II TO one Who has a horse or horse al.
ncted In this way While using it for The above,
the same horse started another bunch on the OH
leg; the Imminent was applied Immediately a al the
bunch has disappeared.
GE0.G. GOODWIN & 90, Agents..
Boston, Mass.
JAS. Il. DEvINE d CO., Agents,
Augusta, Me.
nj ~. = a1 S,.3,
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The Saratoga Races,

SARATOGA, July 3I.-The first race to-day
Was free handicap for al ages. Purse. $500:
distance, one mile; nine started. Countess
won by over length, Inspiration, second;
Mechanics, hlly third Leander, fourth.
Time, w.
The second race was for purse of 500. OF
which 500 with entrance money TO be given
10 the second horse, two and oue-eightii
miles. Five started. NandaIite took the
LEAD at the start, but was passed by Invoice
at the quarter pole, who kept the lead 10 the
three quarters, when Nandalite dew ont
and led by length. In passing the stand
the second time Macge went ahead near the
half-mile, Maze second. At three-uuarter
Mate made a squirt and went 10 the front
winning well-cOntested race by "A length;
Mad2e second, Monmouth third. Vandalite
fourth, IrOnside NTH. Time. 3:46A
The third race was for a handicap hurdle
race, purse $3.50, of which $50 goes TO the
second horse, mile heats. over four hurdles;
distance, eighty yards. The first heat was
Won be CarriboO by three lengths; Daylight
econd, Warrior third, Minnie Mac fourth
Prodigal Son fifth, TIpperary gelding sixth
bullet last. Time, l:5i \.
III was at nrSt announced that the second
heat was taken by Daylight, and Carribao
second, but the judges decided IL dead heat;
Bullet third. Tipperary gelding fell over
the last hurdle. Time, 1:l5H.
The third heat and race was won by CARR
BOO, beating Daylight by head. Time, l.53 y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

re- Paris letters say extravaganza has a {
last been really voted vulgar.
DMore than 500 styles Of tacks and bra ds
are made in Plymouth, Mass.
gGen. Geo T.. Pickett. late OF the confed-
crate army, died at Norfolk last night at
I045, after brief illness, aged So.
@The police OF Cincinnati made a descent
on the gambling houses Tuesday night, bit
captured only four games.
HAll but two OF the deputy collectors az
Milwaukee are included In the whiskey tax
fraud indictments.
1A dispatch from Eureka, Nevada, TO
ports a cave I'm at Eureka consolidated mines,
Ruby Hill. Five miners were killed.
DThe clergy OF Knoxville have signed ~
petition that an approaching execution shall
be private, on the ground that public execu-
tions are oemoralizing.
1The hardware and firearms Trades seem
likely TO profit by a rural demand for revolt
vers, shot guns, and chain bolts, prepara-
tory for the reception Of tramps and burglars
GA man named Miller, living ON BIrch
Island, in Casco bay. Maine, beat his wife
severely. His son attempei TO interfere, and
Miller shot him, infiicting a fatal wound.
RIGov. Smith, ofGeorgia, lately informed
an Atlanta paper that he hsd man en-
ployed examining the books Of Henry Clevs,
late financial agent of that state In New
York, and that the books are mich mullls-
ted.
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The Race for the Saratoga Cap.

a nFAD HEAT BETWEEN PREAESFss AND
sPRlNG BoK-UNPREC EDESTEp TINE
The New York Herald furnishes a lively
description Of the great race for the Saratoga
cup, at Saratoga. on Thurs law. which a.
announced 10y telegraph, resulted I'm a deaf
heat between SanfOrd'S PrelhuesS and
McDaniCl'S Springbok:
The second race was for the Saratoga ,.fI,,
a dash of two miles and a quarter. Their.
were twenty-threc nominations. seven OF
winch came Ia the post. These were N \.
Llttell'S bay horse Wlldidlr. by Australian.
dam ldlewild, years Old; Mr.. BeInoni'>
chestnut fDly Oiitipa. 10y Isearniugtpl. dam
oliata, ) Years Old; ". II. SanfOrl's hay
horse, PrcakLeSS. 10y Lexington. dam RaE
Leaf, aged; l.. Mcdaniel & Co. chestnut
horse SlringhOk, 10y Australian. dam He's
ter, years Old, Thomas Furyeat 4 Co =
chestnut coli Rutherford. by Australian.
dam AerOli'e, years Old. and their bavcolf
GrlnStsaG, by 6IlrOy. dam Sister 20 Rlrtc.
and II. /. McGrath'S bay colt Aaron Pen
nington, by TipPerary, dam Lucy Fowler, 1
years old. SpriE ghOk sold Tor highest money
i'm the POOLS. Aaron Pennington second
Purycar'S team being third in favor MANY
nets Were taken that the race would he male
IN better tine than ii had been run by Harry
IaSSett. which was $50, IN l,12. when he
beat IOogfel.Ow, that be ng the best. The
IeNt best time was made by Kentucky IN
le'i5; which was fglE. LOngfellOw. when he
beat kirEfSher in Isl. rsifi IN f.1eR
y good horse entered Tor this race. BallnD-
keel, was taken with cramps night before
last, and had not recovered sufficiently TO
conttnd with such grand horses a. those that
came 20 the post. NaDdalite was declared
out the night before after several pools mad
been sold on her, hey owner wisely Keeping
her Tor some more easy contest The horses
that came 70 the post We're supposed 10 be
iau!t ieSS ia condition. each trainer being per
icctly satisfied with the order OF his Charge
The betting on this race was very heavy
mere icing nearly one hundred thousand
dollars IA the pools and Paris mutuals before
tie Tag fell for start. PreakneSs and
SprlI gbOk made dead heat. and their re-
spectlNe owners divided what they won
equally. The time made was two Seconds
and quarter faster Than Harry Basset's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH By.
LIGHTNING. - During the heavy thunder
storm OF Tuesday evening, William Malloy,
on Hlcksvllle, Long Island. who was engaged
in grading oats, started for home. with his
cradle. When about half way home, and
opposite the premises OF Mr.. Burbridge the
Ighinlng struck the cradle on his shoulder
shlvering IL into thousands of pieces knock
ing MIN senseless, and then passed on 70 Mr.
burDrldge's fence, which was also badly shat
tered. Malloy was Immediately picked up.
anu carried into barn, and DR.. Robinson
was summoned. The doctor found him un-
conscious and suffering from very heavy con-
WILSON'S, with the brain badly congested. II
was several hours before he could be declared
out OF danger, and he did not fully recover
his senses until the next morning.-N y.
Times 2Sth.
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Decision Against Tweed,

INV YORK, July 3i.-Judge Barrett rem
dered decision to-day on the motion to
vacate the order of arrest on the suit against
Tweed for Sc ,0O0, 200, or reduce the bail from
S. 100000 10 a reasonable amount. He de-
cllnes to vacate the order of arrest, as plain
tits are entitled to as many provisional rem
edies as they can make out a case for until
their claim is secure. As 10 the other branch
OF the motion, he says the general rule is TO
require the defendant arrested in a civil
action for fraud to furnish bail in a sum
sufficient TO cover the plaintiff7s claim; more
than that is eXcessive-less, generally suffi-
Client For this reason he declines To reduce
bail, and denies the motion, with SIN costs
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Killed by n Raltimore portcemar

BALTIMORE. July Sl.-baniel Brown. col
ored, was instantly shot and killed this morn
ing by Policemen Philip Mcdonald AZ a ne
gro bail in the northwestern district. II is
said the policeman entered the room 10 quiet
NOISY proceedings I'm the ballroom. when the
door was locked on him and Brown, a stall
wart man. approa rhct him i'm a threatening
manner, for which he forfeited his life The
Policemen Of this city have been using pis-
tolls very freely of late.
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Attempt TO WRECK a Train.

GREAT FAILS. y. H.. July 3I.-Au at
tempt WAS made Thursday evening 10 throw
TIE North Conway express train from the
track between Conway and North Conway
by log placed across the rails. The train
was moving quite rapidly, and though the
Irput part OF the en- CINE was badly smashed
the train did rot leave the track No one
was injured. There is 40 clue 10 the perpc-
traitors Of the outrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

Two oD THREE CLERKS STRANGELY VIM
pICATED.-The Rome lGal Couriero OF Thurs
DAY tells this Mr.. VIM. Adkins, in ar
ranging his new telegraph Office the Other
day, had occasion 20 repair an old bar-rOOrr
counter 10 be used in his Office. In IL bs
found a hand fail OF torn up bills, fiyes, tens
and twentieS, fifties, etc, carried there By
rats for a bed. The owners OF the bar IA
discharged two or three clerks during tbs
winter of ISIS on suspicion, as their cash ac-
counts had fell short about one thousand dol
lars
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DeGth at EsaIErast 2 o'clock This


hNoNXILIE, TENN. July 81, II o'clock a.
m.-LN-fieS.dent Andrew Johnson died at
10 O'Clock this morning. at the residence Of
MS daughter. Mrs. W. K. BROWN. In Carter
county, East Tennessee. Mr.. johnson let
Or"enVIIle for Carter county I'm his usual
health, and on Wednesday nj git was stricken
down with PARALYSIS
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REE(HER'S 100000.
Financial Problem for Ffy.nOufn
Church

INV YORK, July 31.-The San says Aug.
SiolTS, treasurer Of Plymouth church. has
raid 10 Henry Ward Bevcher $4,000 as the
hrsI lnSlalment OF his $4,000 salary. Two
secret meetings OF the board Of trustees have
been held within the past three weeks. and
tAeIe has been very much difference OF o2in-
ION as 10 how the remaining so o0p shall be
raised. The amount paid TO Beecher was the
surplus that the pew rents Melted az the >aia
IN JauaTy, and covers his regular 50. eOD
Salnry
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SINGULAR AND FATAL AccIpryr-Re,,-
Jamin Rousseau, while grinding a stove
plate at Troy, N: Y, wedged the plate against
The emery wheel IL such a manner that a
hfteen-pound fragment flew off, striking him
ON the head, dashing his brains out and kiII-
ing him instantly,
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MORE TROUBLE ~ Mn. GLENDENNTN. =
tHD ECU.-A new cause or difficulty has
arisen IN the ProspeCr a venue praSbyt.ria4
church, az Jersey City This time n Il a f,.r-
sonal difficulty between Rev. John =. Glen
tenu'ug and hiS friends and ELDER Hama.l
who bore "a prominent part IN the nro.., 4 .
IuCS before Tue PreSbytpry few wears A.,
Nh Ginudenuing stated - his friends sgs-
suauilaiiy some month ago ma DE hal re-
"riNta call - church az Allentown. Pa
~ a - AIRY ~ eco, tut hsd declined M
hamell claims that he has in pgSSeSsi8l
letters which show that THIS statement a.
false. and that no such call, OF amy call wa.
ever given. Mr.. Glendenniug'~ friends ~as
mat an investigating committee hal heart
III. hatItlI~ statements and found Them
lalsc. MI. Hamel claim that There mas
eten no lnVe>tiSa'lun ans that be- can pr.lgs
al he hrs charged, THE Facts which az.
definitely known are that Nr. g Ic udannir.,
MI Dunn and Or. larttDS called og NJ
halnel and desired o. see tIe rrppr~ I'm ..-
possession. lie refused, they say % snow
ihein letter bo had, hat read "a 10 them Inf
agreed To Furnish them copy TaiS h. 4s-
not YET done owing. a. ne ola rl~. Il t't.s
iact that they have q ipG 10 lu8 Ike gp1l q. b..
conditions pu which ha based hi, agreement
10 furnish ;ae letter. Here the matter rests
a further cause 81 difficulty also exists Iu
The dispute. whether or no., Elder Ha.n.f Ic
really az cider. ana whether hel was elp-ia.l
Tor i've years OF tor three only On which
latter case hiS term has expired and he wa
not legally entitled L. "a seat in the hsfv
which tried MI Gienceuuipg-N L. Void
.5yl..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE MEN AND Ta.
POPE.-A committee OF tie Catholic To!zI
\ Abstinence Union of America waited uV8a
The Qapal ALLOCATE, Mgr. RoucetJl, at New
York yestercBy morning, and presented
hlm with an address containing protesta-
lions Of devotion aad love 10 be conveyed Tn
The Pope. Toe 9paress was adopted ~ the
convention held ia Chicago on the 2iih Of
october, ia. 4 later address "a the POpo
from the Clergy OF tie diocese Of New York
was presented TO The pspai ablegate last eve
ping, and tie papal legation Will sail fOE
EurOne fo-fav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

EXECUTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA-John
smith, negro, was executed yesterday at
Charleston for the murder of white man in
February last on Edisto Island. Joe Gibbs
his accomplice, who was also sentenced 10
be hanged, had his sentence commuted in If
before the execution, by the colored Lieuten-
ant Governor Gleaves, TO twenty years inn
prisOnment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

HE MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE
BCRSED-The Mount Washington house
aLu out buildings az Gorham, Mass, were
wholly consumed by fire THURSDAY evening
a detective chimney was probably the cause
The loss Is about - COO, and IS said to be COW
principally.
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" ArKRspoUTs N TIE WEsr.-The wa

W ATERSPOCTS IN THE W EST.--Iie vat.
spouts seen 10 the north Of Bloomington. a
prove % have been realities indeed. Ia - -
lions northwest and north 81 Bloom iHgtou
They ult great damage ooorn- fields, through
which they cut Swath, aud IN lei Is ID
which harvested grain was standing IA shoe \.
They seemed 10 be cyclones OF wind AL wa
ter In Normal Townshi pone struck HOUSE.
ana haystack, SCATTERING the former aut civ
IAg The inmates barely tins 70 escape ana
taking the haystack into tie upDarair Near
the same place spout broke and discharges
mlllOnS OF gallons OF water into the bed az
SlN-mlie Creek, Which soT rUlrs ass Gme1 tbs
proportions % river VIII the wafer several
feet deep. When the SpCgt burst a large pls
was washed out by the iDcalcG.tbie force ~
The torrent
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RIDDEN ON RAIL-The people NJ Hills
dale, Mich, thinking the room of c.. G..
Thompson, who had made several attempts
10 scduce young girl, was decidedly better
IMAM his company, rode him on a rail, the
other night, and told him to "git," which he
did without hesitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31
The Fall River Strike

FALL RIVER, July 3L-At a spipuer's
meeting last night IL was voted to strike in
three of the mills. This proceeding will
without doubt cause general ..lock OUT
1t is now believed that the cord grinders aud
weavers who hold meetings this evening
Will vote themselves thirty days vacation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

TWICE DIVORCED AND THRICE MARRIED
The we'll known Mrs. Celia Burleigh the
prominent woman's rights advocate, who
has just died at Syracuse, was twice ivOrced
and three times espoused. After her second
divorce she was married TO Mr.. BurIeigh and
on this third trial is said to have found a
welded life thoroughly congenial. Few would
have had such perseverance, after an expert
ence so unpleasant; but her determination
was rewarded at last with success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

ported in New York that the Atlantic and
Pacifc Telegraph Company is to be merged
with the Western Union, or to be practically
controlled by the latter. Although there is
70 official Confirmation of the renort tho
New York Post says IL seems TO be conceded
u at there Is movement on foot to accom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

FAILURE IN MAssACHUsETrs-Th Orne
ana BardTel manufacturing company,
manufacturers OF pocketbooks, Sc, at
northampton, Mass, have failed, with liza
bllltles estimated at nom $4,000 TO
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

rIra

NEW GORk. July 3i.-Schmale & Frowc!-
ter extensive lager beer brewers at Marion.
y. Y, failed for about $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

THE DFFENCB in the Mountain Meadow
massacre trial yesterday called several wit
neSSeS. An effort was made TO prove that
The emigrants poisoned an OK and sold 10 to
the Indians. An attempt was also made TO
eXculHaie George a. Smith from all re-
possibility in the matter NOeyidencs was
oHered 10 clear Lee from his connection with
ihe massacre. The defence is expected 10
close today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR GOLDSMITH
MAID.-The free 10 all race at Cleveland,
Maid, Lulu second, American Girl third.
Time 21s4 2l9a, 2.l9S.
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DUNCAN. SIBERIAN d, 90,
No Theatrical People Lose by the
Failure,

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The report in circu-
latlon yesterday hat several theatrical p1o-
pie are heavy ,oSers by the failure Of Dun
can, Sherman & Co, proves to be without
foundation in many instances, and letters
have been received from John T. Raymond.
John Brough. IN. and VIM. " heatly, denying
that they are losers.
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Interesting TO Tourists

LONDON, July ol--The It8t.S of this morn
ing, in It's financial article, says IL believes
arrangements are in contemplation which
Will result i'm payment Of Duncan. Sherman
~ Co.'S circular notes in the hands OF trav-
eierS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

SOME PERSONS who feel that "Mr Beecher
has not been completely vindicatsd" are not
bad men. Most of them are; but some are
not, and one OF these, apparently, is Dr.
Leonard Bacon, who is at present the man
who fixes the standard on all such points i'm
this country. Mr.. Beecher will, therefore.
please step up and satisfy Bacon.-N Y.
Tyer0II
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Another Failure.

NEW YORK, July SIC. L. HELM and II.
). iOgert, two brokers, who went short OF
stocks on Duncan. Sherman X Co.'S failure,
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SrGrasshoppers Notwithstanding, the corn
crop OF kanss s is so large that the Kansas
Farmer OF the 2lst says the question now to
be heard on every side is sWnere can we get
took TO feed our corn TO.
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THE BEST YET,

Hn' POS rHg
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MOTNT DESERT
VA NORWICH LINE
S22 only for TIE round trip from -
New York and return. Choice % 80 -
seven Routes, passengers allowed - SOM eY-n n
s3y point Circulars, With fuI information. may
p had AZ the prime pal - att Jo= the Err the
Pe.n-y lvauia. and the Philsdei Phia. Wilr-instSn
ard Baltimore railroads whore tickets are aiso for
sals Ask fa< hite Mountain tickets By the Nor
sfCh Line - IyiB-WSs.S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

Gov. HENDRICKS has got both feet over on
the imitation side of the fence now, aud is
apparently mecitating descent on that
side. He told reporter of the Cincinnati
Enquirer recently that Indiana people were
taking no little interest in the Ohio contest
and that 1--WE all feel that If Gov. Allen is
defeated the Presidential contest will be M
hill business for the democracy" The cor
respondent represents him as saying further
that he is in favor OF the abolition of the
national banks, and the substitution OF
lI.enhalES fnr the han ing cr1rrarncr-
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REVENUE or THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO

RENESCF or THE Oh ESAPEAKE ONO
CANAL.-Ihe receipts into the treasury Of
me chesapeake and Ohio canal company for
the week ending July -. 1875, were as follows:
From Cumberland, S9,I9i.s1; GEORGETOWN
$500, Hancock, S62 co; WiiliamSport. Sy1f24
taccrued] total, Sli032.Tl Two hundret and
nfty-five boats cleared during the week car
rying 2o,l 95 tons coal, an average shipment
daily OF 4,7gg tons
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PENITENTIARy MANAGEME,

PESITENTIARY MANAGEMEST.-Iti is said
uat the Albany penitentary returned last
year over 100000 OF earnings above its expeu-
SeS. We presume that the salaries of officers
aud SO on, were not included in this result
cost OF feeding and clothing the cOnvicts was
more than met By their labor, the result is an
excellent one. and might be studied with ad-
vantage by similar institutions il our own
state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

DEMOCRA1lC NOMINATION AM Plat
FORM TX OREGOS.-Lafayette Lane mas
been nominated fOr Congress by the Oregon
Democratic codyeI lion. The platform adopt
ed by the convention reaSSerts the doctrine
of state rights. calls for lie payment of the
public debt. resumption ofspecie payments
legislative control OF railroads and demands
reform in al departments OF the govern
mentt. II opposes protective tariff paper
Currency. national banks, Chinese imIni-
grafton, fraud and corruption in offices, and
makes d bid for the support OF the Patrons
OF USbandry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

OPT SCOTT, KANSAS, July 3'-A block
OF buildings was burned at Parsons yestsr-
day. Loss ( 5000.
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AN iowa BRUTE. William Lunger of
Ninton, Ia, recently outraged his daughter
a girl hardly in her teens, and fed to the
woods, but was captured and is now in jail.
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The NEXT SWIMMING MATCH.-Arrauge-
ments have been cOnsummated for another
swimming match between Johnson and Coyle
from chester, Pa, 10 Gloucester, n. j., in
me Delaware-the same course as before
Inc contest will take place between the 18th
ana 2lth OF August for a purse OF - 900 The
conditions Will be the same as in the pre-
viOus match. Both men will 90 I'm Training
today at Gloucester N l.
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rgU FLEAsUKE >1sAIkN.


Arer thfs date Ar during the summer months che
the Iron steamer POT Boy Will
EeASe v ash ustuu, from 81 street G.
v11Ti, even TUESDAY AID SAL <=z-zs-<zs-<zx
DAY usCTulIs, - O'ci.CE, Tor principal LANDINGS
O. me fgtCEisct inCl lts the tsvu-ltf Summer BE
sOrt- Il Colt = aud E'skt-t1u > Island E-tu-uils
vii arrive il Na-hingt~n early on Wednesday aud
sunday evening. o. Saturday, 10 addition 70 the
ecOsr landings the Pilot Boy viii take ps-seu gers
Tar Lecuar1tOVn. arriving there early sane eve
nlnss 4cay tfE On Sunday morning for " ashinet3u
Ihe scenery on TIE Potomac being uHsU-pIs-el,
and tbs Pilot Boy the only steamer affording view
u entire route 81 cay La At, make these most
pleasant .nd hsslthial tTP- for families and sociNi
par-1e- Fare. single trip, So round trip tickets
&c BlackisfOn'- Island. Cotton aud La9ntr,Ifovn
Sod uLtii used, IS. Apply 70
y. L. FITZHCGH, Agent
fcs Sixth - rect Mat
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BRISTOL, IkNS., July 81, 1926 a. NIX
Ire ldent Andrew Johnson died this morn
ing at two O'Clock, at his daughters res iionce
IN rtercounty. He was alta clIei Wedne>-
Gay evening at four O'Clock with paralysis
and did not speak after he WAS a!t9pkai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

THE BALL given by the Lord Mayor OF
London at Guildhall last night To the civic
dignitaries who attended the international
banquet on Thursday was a magnificent az
hundred persons, including all the guests OF
the banquet. No member of the British min.
istry was present. Among the guests were
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New York Bank Statement.

81 yS5s SEQ; specie. decrease, sI,7s2 200; legal
tenders, increase, S5iS,5i0; deposits, decrease
SO ,iC0; reserve, decrease, 500, 775