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Hon. John b, Webber, ex-3ovegr1no,orr nor q Of
California, died at New Orleans yesterday
morning aged seventy years., .ss'fstt< .,1,.s,
l. The, sovereign Council OF she Sons OF
l!Jonada6 OF Worth America, commenced its
annual; seseionSat Pfovidenee, RsI., yes.er-
day., i; ;ysigos stt tgS ,g3i.,.I1, III.
h Edwin Booth was, throw .. from q carriage
yesterday at Roints Chester, n, Y, and had
his left elbow bones and one rib broken. He
wiz be- rig in q few weekss,a, asia4sli.p
The contract for building a LOCK, on the
Great Kanawha river, near Charleston,l wv.
Va.,, has been awarded to. D.. NJ, Sc.C.oR r.
/ Dull, Of McYeyton.s Pa, for $4,000. This
firm was the Lowest responsible bidder, tho
highest bid being ss273.0O0. .yal-~ss5.t,,
: The Democrats9ef) the Fcsrth Mainc ais..
trict have nominateS Hon. j.. G. liadigaa foH
CoDgress.!a925..3 ~ sd $50 a9dg aGfc. )
+ Waddy Thompson was relessednfroH1 the
Memphis Jail yesterday 2om $4,000, bail for
bis appearance at the NoYembeg termtof he
court. H.;ls94ssu., .y4idY rt~Si,, 7 ~ .r.t.l /,
!, a specissdispa tchreoeiveda at Chicago from
Whitehall, Mich, says the body. Of Grim
wood, who assembled / With, iDonaldson,I has
been found fully dressed, except the boots.l
Letters belonging to Grim wood iandnotes Of
bis balloon TIP were fouad.in his7poekstss -
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CURIOUS CAsE-A FAIrHLEss WFE.-There
were some curious developments yesterday
in regard to one 81. s. Pairo and wife, so
called, who came here from the South some
three weeks ago with two children. The
man represented that the female was his
wife, and that he wished to get" situation as
book-keeper. A few days after heir arrival
Pairo, on some pretence, took e. train for
Washington. The next day the wife," al
leging that she bad heard of his ser' US Illness
also took her departure, leaving the children
at the clearinghouse where the I Tty bad
been staying. Thus matters stot | until
Sunday, when there arrived III j. 4.
Tice in pursuit of the party. he c inns to
be the brother of the woman; that she Is
really the wife of an Episcopal clergy an 10
Atlanta. and that she ran off with Palro
about a year ago. he has been in pur lit OF
them ever since. The children were .ken
in charge by Mr.. Tice, who will take ?em
bIck to nta.-Lynchburg Virginsan, I'm
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From l.oudOun County.

L"rDoUN coC>Tr. VA. August IL, 1870.
Lh'DrS N<Patch: the corn crop is en-
Ct.irnt; hc,lcg tAan 1t has been FOR years.
The Colorado beetle has injured the potatoes
Very much h,resOouts. They were found
10 early spTiyg deep in the earth, when the
land ws> spaAet up for the crop.
he sc1vU!s OF Loudoun are, suppose,
Unsurpassed by any in the State. There are
several graded schools, supported in part
BY private contributions. The people lost
much during the war-priucpally by the
AIids OF >herid4D, who burnt nearly oil the
harG> IN The northern part Of the county
except those Of the "truly loyal.' The im.
pErc4lloDs Of the people Of Loudoun will
follow tiu to mt, grave.
4 Mr., Lindsey. from Illinois, is looking
~! silver mine al Hlil,boro', which be says
was uiled up 90 The approach of the British
army during The Revolution. He even as
seT', that he has eaten with spoons made
FO!n The mine. " So mo te al BE-"
Rev. DR.. Ros>pr. Of your city, has been in
'Ai' county several days preaching very &C.
e"l'ahiy III the camp-mcetings. RAMBLER.
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REGENTS MEETING.-[From the Martins
burg Independent Tine Regents of West
Virginia University have been in session in
this place for the past two days. The follow
ing gentlemen were in attendance: Colonel
D. ID. Johnson, president, and Messrs. II. S.
Walker, II. S. Carr, L. S. Hough, G. w.
Franzheim, A, L. Matthews, and u. W. Lo-
rentZ. secretary pro tenn. Quite large
amount of business was transacted, the most
important of which is as follows:
Lieutenant E. {. Richmond, Of the Fourth
artillery, United States army, was elected to
the char OF Mathematics and Military Sci
ence to fill the vacancy caused the transfer
of Captain II. III. Pierce. Colonel johnson
was appointed 10 request the Secretary oil
War to make the detail. A resolution was
offered and adopted requiring the annual
election of the Faculty of the University, and
the Board proceeded to elect professors for
the various chairs, as follows: Tutor in Pre-
paratery Department., Frank Woods, OF Bar
bour county, w. Va; and D. c. Purinton
was reelected a tu'or ia said department.
Professor r. A. Berkeley was reelected to
the chair of Ancient Languages. Professor
William Fontane was reelected to the chair
of Agriculture, Chemistry, and Natural
History. DR.. John W. Scott was reelected
Vice. President aud Professor OF Mental and
Moral Science. ..s.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the secretary advertise 10
the New York Herald, Baltimore Gazette,
Cincinnati Commercial. Richmond Dispatch,
and Louisville Courier. Journal for applica-
tons for positions in the Faculty OF the
West Virginia University, to DE filled at the
meeting of the Board Of Regents at Wheel
ing, September 7th, as follows: For protes'
sor of astronomy and physics executive
otfice), modern languages, normal instruc'
ton, and principal in the preparatory de-
partments.
The Board then adjourned.
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The Case of Ex-Treasurer Parker.
REARREsTED,s AND ADMITTED T,

DlSCnAhrED1 nGanncS1Ib3 AM ho'ahA AIo AZ
- ..t,-.s AZ BAIL. ! q .4..g, Es.s "a. =.
CHARLESTON, S.. c., August H. There was
an exciting time last evepingrin Columbia,
caused BY the proceedlngsnnder ha6eaS cor
pus for the release ofex.TreasurerP Parker. The
application was heard at P. NJ. before Judge
Mackey Parker's counsel Ginning his dis
charge under the provision Of the Constitu-
ton prohibiting imprisonmentfor debt. The
sheriti7s warrant failed to allege that the case
was one of fraud-a charge whichis express
" excepted in the constitutional prohibi-
ton, Of Imprisonment for debt. s@
After the argument the Judge released the
prisoner. s.~ai 81 sa -sa... 1
The courtroom was filed with an excited
crowd, and Parker was immediately re-
arrested on criminal warrant for grand lar
ceny.. His COUNSEL waived an examination
and. urging that, the amount involved
in the, alleged robbery had nothing
10 do with the amount OF bail, succeeded
in getting bin released on $4,000 bail. 1t is
generally believed that Parker will escape
and forfeit the bail. r.a-.n. sn.. 49,
The NeUS and Courier denouDces the re-
lease of Parker as gross judicial outrage
auda job put up by certain State officials who
feared that Parker would implicate them ir
his enormous robperles. -~-.;.,...-
After bis release last night Parker went to
his house, and afterwards took the train fol
Augusta, Ga. Probably he will never AGAR
be seen in South Cirolina.
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A Eiand..

PB1L ADELPnIA, August ia well-known
wealthy married man named John L.. Rates
was before q magistrate to-day charged WITH
a fiendsh assault on Miss Pemberton. 1t
appears that Hates seduced her when she
was about fifteen years old, and she claims
that be has held her 10 q life Of semi slavery
ever since. Recently she attended picnic
without his permission, and when sne re-
Turned be. charged her with infidelity,
knocked her down and beat her in q brutal
manner, and then tore her clothes Oft her
person, and after pouring burning iuld all
over her he set FIRE to her and endeavored
to burn her alive. Interference, OF some
of the people in the house prevented the con-
summation of his designs. On Friday eve
ming last be whipped her brutally, and s"ore
he would dis6gure her so that she would
never be able to 20 out. Crest efforts are
being made by the interested parties TO Keep
the details of the affair from the pubic
Rates was held in 81, 200 bail for his appear
snce al court. .... .. 1850 .gitL.-.. - -.st%s
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August IA woman
kindliug fire with coal-oil to-day was fatally
burned. ,.-..ss,,.c.-.,r,f.. ....,
Commander Cooper telegraphs from thu
Pensacola pavy-yard that there is now no
fever in the yard or vicinity.
=, A telegram received at the Navy Depart
mept from Lieutenant. Com mander Kells, OF
the steamer Rio Bravo, says he can save the
vessel if be. can get tow. into Galveston
aud if he succeeds In so doing be Will DE
ready again in two weeks. :. 7 u. !, 90 :,
A circular FROM the Internal Revenue VI
fee gives notice thst there will be suspen'
sion Of the Issue Of documentary or proprl
e,ary stamps from the sfst Instant to the or
proximo, both dates inclusive, In order Ina.
the Office msy have an opportunity to makd
certain proposed changes In the place OF ds
livery. 1.ta.4g i p. ="
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From Terra Incosnita-An Interesting
Letter.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
CH1NGoTEAGUE ISLAND, August IA, 1879.
In nv letter of the 18th instant told you
of contemplated trip to this island. The
original plan was to take yacht al or near
CaDe Charles, and go by sail through Ship.
shoal channel; bur the daily thunder-storms
along the coast the past fortnight caused
yolIr correspondent to have vivid imagina-
lions of a grave in the deep blue sea-" or
being made Jonah of by one of those mon
ster sharks that ipfest that channel. As
the hour for departure drew near be
/" weakened" considerably on the trip by
water, and thinking it safer TO cling 70 MS
native element suggested the overland route
down the peninsula. To accommodate MS
timidity the party acqulesced'
At an early hour on the morning OF toe
18th we we're seated behind an excellent
team and good driver, with one OF the pest
of roads for travel, as evidenced oy the iact
that we made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m'ies
from GAINESVILLE night. Horntown IS
three miles from Winder's landing. where
we embarked for the island, which was
reached 81 o'clock A. M. on the13tb. After a
sill Of one hour and ffty-two minutes we
reached the island, which is ten miles out.
from the bsy shore. -.
And now I find myself in the predlca-
nent> Of nv friend General Peyton Wise,
who. when called upon atone OF our Con
servative.yic.ory celebrations for speech
opened by saying: pardon me, lelio"'
citizens, for am really too fun LOT utter
ance." 7 have seen so much, and heard so
much, the past two days that l am 100
nIl" to write. Chineoteague island lies
about euui.dstant between the Capes OF
/ nelaware and Chesapeake. 1t is an inner
island, Assateagne and several smaller
Islands lying between it and the Atlantie
ocean: all of which, for political purposes,
are united under one government, known
as Islands Township, or District, and all are
! in Accomac county.
Chippoteague island is said to be seven
miles in length; average Width, one ana .
halfmiies; area of $500 acres, aoout one MAJ,
of which Is marsh and rich valley iaoo
! that could easily be drained. The western
shore ia the commercial aud most hourishlne
/ nart of the island, thickly dotted WITH nano'
some buildings for distance OF three OF loul
miles giving the island beautiful ana ple
mress1e appearance to one approaching II
Building lots sell readily on snls lrons q. nv
hundred to one thousand dollars per acre
4 There are probably one hundred acres q
! cultivation, corn, oats, aud VegetSDle
/ being the only crops saw, In
crops produced are By no mems ;adt
olate TO the consumption OF the ilhabitants
4 and farmers on the msEpisnd Hnd q READ
cash market AZ city prieesfos Rrse auAntltie
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FIRES Chicago, August ia IRE at
Dubuque yesterday morning oestroyeu sese,
raj buildings, including warehouse 4Mnso
Nv r A. Rhomberg, and occupied by Messrs.
Rocker & Co, and the tobacco firm OF Myers
Rice &, Co. Tbs total loss is from $50, 1000 to
$40 900; nearly all insured. n
Bos.on. August l6.-The bakery OF a. Y.
Rartiett e. Co.. .is Roxbury district, was en-.
tirely burned This morning by the upsetnne
of q kettle of lard into a fire. Several anJoln'
inc buildinps were damaged. Total los:
nsom $4,000 10 $4,000; insurance small.
Detroit, August 16. The saW.mlil OF =,
Savior q Co, at Carrolton, Mich, Opposite
E.st saginaw, was destroyed by fire to-day
! Loss. sS5, 900 insurance, s25. 1000.
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Death from Accident.

STAFFORD COUNTY. August lG, 1879.
E4st1rS Dispatch: Mr. George Norman
accidentally snot himself on last Monday.
lie walked out after breakfast with bis gun,
expecting 10 return Ill few hours. As the
Gay wore on and night approached, and still
IL oid not return. bis widowed mother De.
came Uneasy aud, with the servants, began
'c":ch, which was continued through the
HiSht without success. Late Tuesday eve'
mug ne vas found few hundred yards
,iVD' The house shot through the heart. 1t Is
SUPPOSED that he sat down to rest with the
nuzzlc o! the gun towards his breast, and
tua. "nen about 10 rise he pulled it to him,
S tt The trigger caught 10 bush, causing a
u'Schalse which billed him instantly.
Af. Norman was q most eStimable young
HAM, and his untimely end Is greatly lamented
.! large circle Of friends. RUsrICUs.
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2 Greenback : CenyentIon.

DErRorT, MIoa August 1.-THE follow
ing is The call for the gosepback conpessiol
which Is to assemble In shH. city next week
It is signed by Hon. Moses W. Field, ctssir
man ,f.,. ,,Irs, .s,g !, y.fs, ,,..
"sIn view of the stagratic1 In all kinds Of
productive business. The paralysis OF iadus-
tries, the distresses of men 6esFrous TO labol
with their hands for the. support Of their
families, produced BY, false: and vicious legis
lati0n upon the finances Of the country, The
fostering Of monopoIies and giving Of money,
lenders undue advantage in produetiyeDess
over every other property, ,tberebF discrimi-
mating against the, earnings OF fzber, there
fore an who. are in, favor of reform in 90.
yernmental action in this regard are invited
TO attend the convention at Detrois on Wed:
nesday, August %, $780, r., 7.g-.z->.gg.,
The following propositions VIE be dis
cussed: To see,if a currency issued ~ the
Government for the people cannot be .sanc-
toned and adopted which will not pace the
whole business of the country in the hands
of bankers, brokers, and, spectators in mo-
ney !; to provide means whereby every man
shall be enabled to invest TO the extent Of
ais means 10 The public securities now sx-
clusively within, the reach of the capi-
talist, the banker ;, opposition to the
taxation r now imposed upon leaf to-
bacco, and AL other domestic prodDS.
ton; the repeal of the. whole system
of Internal revenue taxation as soon as pIac..
ticable, and the raising of all revenue re-
quired for the support of the Government
by taxation on importers of foreign produc-,
tons; the extinguishment of all currency
issued by banking corporations, and the re.
turn to one currency only, provided by the
Government for the use and benefit OF the
people, and the, immediate repeal of the act
of January Il, 1875, fixing the day for the
resumption of speciR-payments," r., ,.a,,.
:. The following gentlemen will address The
Convention: !, Hon. William, D. Kelly, Of
Pennsylvania; General John a. Gordon, of
Georgia Hon. James Buchanan, Of. Indi.,
ana Hon.. Matthew Carpenter, of, Wiscon-
sin !, and Hon. q. N, Horton, of Illinois.
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SUPPOSED MURpER.-Sprinafetd, Mass.
August 16.-A well-dressed stranger was
found dead beside the Boston aud Albany
railroad this morning, three miles east OF
this city. His head was badly gashed and
bis thigh broken. 1t was at first thought ne
had fallen from q train last night, but some
circumstances indicate that the man was
murdered for his money. His pockets were
ritied and turned inside out. A ticket IL
his pocket would seem to show that he be
longs in Wilbraham. An inquest is now IL
progress.
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NEwBraaa, N. Y, August n.-This sster'
noon Robert Gibson, assistant superintsnd-
emf Of the Newburgh Water-Worss. at.
.tempsea to murder Alfred Post, aproDsnent
resilient OF the city and president of the
H;phhnd National Bank, of Newbnfsh, by
f;rine pistol at him in the street. The bu''
iet y1azed POSTS neck. Gibson aimed for Q
second shot, bat in his excitement had failed
~ cock the weapon, and Post got out OF ire
wav before Gibson could fire agsin. The
latter was secnred and committed without
hail Gibson charges that Post bad some
thing TO do with his wife leaving MIN.
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weather Report

WAsHtseroN, August l7.-For inc Aidaie
States, lower Lake region, ana sousn ai Tau,
tic States, partly cloudy weather ana local
rains, with southwest 10. nostnWes. Tluus'
slowiy.rising barometer ana iaiIns ten nlha.s
ture, except in South Atlastie states, "nefe
the temperature will change ou' slgouS.
For the Gulf States tennessee ana sne
Ohio valley, cloudy. cool, weather, ana FAN
during the night, with nol.nesiy 70 Mes,e.,
winds, and rising osromesel, t,se ~. ~
clearing weather and 70 WeF teopetasuis tnai
| nm Tuesday. u u 90. $500 ~.
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ELoPEMENT IN Phitddel-
phia, August 16.--James Samuels, aged
thirty-6ve, married man with wife and
three children, on Sunday last eloped with
Sarah Mosheim, aged fifteen. The. parties
proceeded to Camden, and then went to Me-
Gainesville, where they remained all night.
At O'Clock yesterday morning they went to
the Some House, about four or five miles
distant, on the Burlington pike, where they
breakfasted. They wanted to engage board
there, but the proprietor refusing to keep
them, they went to Brdgeboro', eight miles
further. At half-past l O'Clock to-day the
parties were arrested and brought to this
CITY. Samuels is held in fifteen hundred dol
lars and Salle in one thousand dollars bail
for further hearing. ---..--.-.-.-
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ACCUMULATION OF SILVER Corn AT BosTox
BY THE GovERNMEsT.-[From the Boston Jour-.
nal, August 9.l-The Treasury Department
has commenced the accumulation OF silver
coin in the vaults of the Snb-Treasury5 at
Boston to very large extent, with a view
TO substituting the same tor, the circulation
OF fractional currency ,under the recent law
Of Congress. Adams Express Company is
daily delivering at Boston the; silver coin by
The. ton from the California, Nevada, and
Philadelphia coinage. New England requires
larger proportion ct small coin than any
other section Of the country. i=g -. .s.ods
The vaults Of the Treasury In the new:
postofice building are located above the
main post-offiee room, and with a view of
securing them beyond q peradSepture Of
danger from the immense load placed in.
them, Supervising Architect Potter has d..
rected additional and heavier iron beams to
be placed under the section upon which
these vaults rest-120 tons baying already
been ordered TO be stored in these vaults,
equal to $10,000,OO0. The work was com.
menced under the direction Of Mr.. Bryant,
the Superintendent, on Saturday, and for the
time being will be quite an intrusion in the
new posi-office room. By direction of Su-
pervisiug Architect W. A. Potter the work
is to be pressed as rapidly as possible, and
will be completed before the close of Sep
TENDER. ~ a.. - ' -.
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Heston items.

Bosros, August 17.-Dean Bailey, we'll
know counserfeiter, has beea g: rested. s.
The assessment of the city SHOWS q gam
IN real estate OF 4i590. 600; loss 10 personal
snroperty. DO 600. The lax.levy has been
redi1eed twelve and o b.. .f per cent.
The receipts unde.. the State license iaM
Fare nearly s5oo,eeQ,, OF WATCH Boston pays
lover $4,000
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HILAD ELRHIA, RICF. asfE$k
n MOND, AND; NORFOLK STEAM-ssl
SHIP LrNE-FOK PHILADELPHIA TWICE.
4 WEEK.-Umtil further notice the steamers OF
this line win leave Philadelphia every DUES
DAY aud SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY At G2.o!ciock.
Freight taken at low rates for alb paru OF New
jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for PToyi.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp vid Red Star ant American steamship lines
and bills Of lading signer through: s-l 80
: - W. P. PORTER. Agent,
pa 2425 Dock street, Richm6ld.
90 .*'as-, 41 WILLIAM5P. CLYDE q Co, q;
NH M. 10. Sou I'll ~ hnrYeS. II lllnAiA. \
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h, sg. - ,'1.>o +. SAIagDs f.sss,s.s
4 steamer john Sy,ssster, clifford, Sorfoik, mar
chaudSsa and passengeHs. u. b. ffatnm, aafaG
STEAMER Wyaneke, Couch New YORK, mefcaa0~
disc and passeaGnIs. g. w. Aqen & 70. j.
Sfsamtr Alliance, CanrG Pftfadelpbtes- WstcHAS0
idiseand DasseDgers,, w. z. Porter, a4eai
81 Steamer WesOyers Sklnne1 Baltimore. MsfcaAns
dt ss and passengers. j.. b. Taxum, ageut. ~ i,
Schooner H0ratIo, Nichols, DupuJ, Sssmiord, C1s
's ss6oonsr 4 b. EsIas, Franks washington. fra-
nH s q Ysnksa pOodls, Rose, NsH York. pg-
- .G, snxAaB1 ZOE FMS Port. b -
h From PaiIadell,ain on the l4Es. schooner y.
From Haitimora On tie i4tt, bsskFsedi xassns,
iSmaIcy.t s.; -, ..,,,r rs
Brig Gladlaseuc aBrk Lennon, from hioowCna
for N III q sun6a 90 Sd. put fntossantos any AULee
|ninefy.t so, DAYS ems, In disfrtsa tnptla LSnsox
rpnoris aai., ,SeaAar until he passed tne 9ns
within thirty miles Of the i7tiuae cL snc nlS
s;rantie Aver yaeeag fItttutse mao conStsass
Ssirs from, WIS " and SWg fos~twetye DAYS. 019S
every e1orf 10 reach his destination, DUB nrolox ~
imnoe dbie 10 % 50 aitempteSt % reaen SIG
hni en,sld on,y fitch santos The hriE 70 IeaklnS
badly. ad.s hey strsinsd: has throSn
part "a her cargo sand Is mnes
rigeipa Al xrfrey has ortxrsd DO ycssti ~ ~
chsressd for further isntyey.-Fer tdaF 70 49,
LOa,0 Chr Ssa4 D. Co, BessesgaSTe. . 60.
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l,zTrsT rs wv
4 ! a: . %. s,i 81 81

i a sss1ssst,,
LOSING By In % ! n
Boss. Auaust 10 be- X sslon Ct the. Oh
! Satb boise CoDferences Glazed IS eiqs Arch
DisDop Ly kurgHs,o t 4yria,eog eaa;l 81 9ths
l5feek Church and Bishop s. .4 wv sgl q
.e3t5rali en- behalf scf ithe A sglesta q,
! churches, thanked Dr. oIlinger s'or ll 3
good results Of the onfereDeeaEtis - b. d nag l
called together. They expressed il,e hope fp
ltost the churches would c6asinne. TO dEa =!
nearer together until there was 8 guSitea
universal Church. fs5f 81, !, 81! s..
Bishop aReinkins closed the psoeeedfngs
v I'm . To- eamjand prayer in latin. siIsss
'stt1gg yt;i France. ~
ARRtvaL on CARDINAL a'cEoassY.
HAyas, August Il e. cardinal M cloak "a s
u On the steamer Periere to.dg &. he
sor = p g09a nealth and viii depart touerroH
.@NF3s,6 4
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EarafDca Raees.

SARATOGA, August 17.-Brigand WON the
one and.an.eigth.mile race to-day. It's Time
1861. 81 &lG14h .saso;astD Il .al@a, sd aasi
ri Nettie Norton won the one.andthree-
qlrarter.mile race. & Time, 3saS. J!lDtd o. OK
Il Deadhead won theH'hurdIe. race-two
mifes-eght hurdles. Time, 3:54.31afI , liz
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:. The secret political, organization that has
ats acouncilsD In all sshe wards OF the eity
ID now looking after suitable candidates FL
she lyIty Council. The nominations Will FRO.
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ATTEMPTED sAUGGLlNs.-Kingst0n, Oat..
August lG.-The customs authorities have
nizSd NO beats, containing one hundred and
NAiltythfee barrels OF coal oil, which the
owners were trying to smGggie In.