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THE NEW GRENADA EARTH
QUAKE.
Robbers Taking what the Shock Did
Not DESTROY.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-The steamship Andes,
at this port from MaracaibO, brought further
particulars concerning the recent terrible
earthquake which destroyed the town of
Cucuta, in New Grenada. From persons who
had reached MaracaibO from Cucuta shortly
before the steamer sailed, ii was learned that
the loss of life and property was much greater
than was at first supposed. Cucuta and all
the surrounding villages within a radius of
twenty miles were completely destroyed by
the severity of the shock. Many serious
losses of life and property We're also occa-
stoned by rain, and by bands of robbers who
organized Immediately after the shock had
passed away, tor the purpose of plundering
the houses Frustrated. The custom house
and coffee warehouses situated i'm Los
Cachas were first attacked by band of these
marauders, but they were driven off before
any serious damage had been done by them,
and forces have now been organized in most
of the neighbOring cities and towns and sent
TO the scene OF the disaster for the purpose of
protecting the lives and property OF those
who had escaped the effects of the shock
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TVEED'S CASE.
The Attempt to Get III Is Rail Retluced

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Judge Donahue has
granted an order returnable Monday GU the
six million suit of the people against Tweed
and others, requiring the plaintiffs To show
cause why the order of arrest in this suit
against Tweed should not be vacated, or if
this were denied Why the bail of three mill
lions should not be reduced. The reasons set
fourth by the counsel on which the order
was made are that the defendant has been
already held 10 bail in a million dollars at
the suit OF the same plaintiff for the same
course of action; that the order of arrest
was made while the other action was pend
ing; that the papers on which the order was
granted are not properly VERIFIED that no
cause OF action was shown by the complaints;
that 10 detach all OF defendants property and
hold him To bail in the large sum was equiv
alent to perpetual imprisonment; and that
the amout was excessive and prohibited by
the Constitution.
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TUE pprcurp Tpr., ro

THE BEECHER TRIAL TO BE REOPENED-
Mr.. Beach CTOses-ApOfher Sensation in Court
The Motion TO AobIin Ne,C ECiteHce.-Mr Beach
concluded his speech TO the jury in the Til
ton Beecher case at Brooklyn, n. Y, yester-
day, with some further pungent review aud
criticism OF Beechers peculiar religious ideas
as expressed in his writings and sermons, to
demonstrate that he was about as bad as
Tl1ton in the free-t thinking line, If not de-
cidedly worse. Among other things Beach
quoted from one of Beecher's talks in which
the latter said he would rather have been
the prOdigal son than his brother, who was
too stingy To get drunk and too unsympa-
thetic TO sin lasciviously. This quotation
Mr.. Sherman protested against as an out
rage, but he was taken all aback by the
judge, who said he had read it in the Chris
tian Union, which is the official organ of
Plymouth church. Mr.. Beach also severely
criticised the position of Mr.. Tracy, one OF
Beecher's counsel, who had in his first con-
nectiOn with the scandal gained TiIton's con-
fidence and afterwards, in violation OF a
pledge, became counsel for Beecher, and
finally a witness against TiltOn. The ques-
tion of re-opening the case To admit new
evidence being introduced, counsel for the
defence made no objection, and Judge Neil
son said he would examine the affidavits
which counsel for the prosecution had to
sustain tile application, and would give his
decision to-day.
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AN Auction SALE OF DOGs-A fair as
semblage of Nimrod's voJaries yesterday at
tended Van Tassell * Kearney's auction sale
OF setter dogs. The animals were OF good
lineage, and in livelier times would have
commanded much higher prices, fl the auc-
uOneeT's description Of their merits is trust
worthy. Jack, red irish setter. well broken
or all kinds OF game. was sold for SO. Nora
two year-Old Webster setter, out of Fow-
leEs Duke. well broken aud a good retriever
on land and water. excited livelier COMPETE
ton, aud was knocked down for S5l. Nora's
two puppies. Sport and r lora. by Prince. an
elegant GOr!on setter bred from Lalouchc'S
famous stock. brought only - each. Dash. q
two year old thorough bred Laverack. OF
Scott ROdman'S breed, was sold for Jj.-.N n
Nm
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Retail Prices. Center Market.

MEAT IBeef, porter house, 2a25 per 10: sirloin,
~; round, Is; roasting pieces, 2oa25 corned l0als
dried, -; sliced, IS; Clipped, 10; Pork, iOa2O
ecrned, eal25s Mutton, l5a2pc; Lamb, lsa2D; Veal.
Ea25; Dried Beef, aDa25; Hams, whole, Ia; cut. Is
sliced =, Mlddllngs, Is; cut, l6; Tongues, sOa6O
FISH.-Rock. Ss40 per bunch: Perch. 35s4O ner
bunch; Catfish Is per bunch; Hslibut, - per 10 =.
Perch yellow, 40 per punch Shad. 3OasOc per pair
herring, - cts. per bunch; SheepsheAd, 75al 90
Sainoni california; 40a5oo. per 10; Salt Water
Taylers 4Os:oc Cod, l21aal5 per 10; Lobster, Is
NESEIAsIEs.-Potatoes, Irish. 20 per PIX: do
new 15c. per PIX, Bermuda Onions, 10 per pk
spring do, per bunch; Lettuce, 3al0 per head
haddlsh, per bunch; Asparagus, 5as per bunch
Peas, 90 per peck. Beans. % per PIX Tomato :
% per box, g per PIX; Cocumbers, 6oc. per dozen.
fktlTs-Oranges, aaS per dozen; Lemons 2la3s
perdoZeni Apple, cooking Boa 80 per PIX. eating 5Oa
per pk; Pine apples, 25as0 each; Cocoanuts, salo
each. strawberrles, l2c. per quart Cherries leaI-
per quart.
DRIED FRUITs.-Apples, l0al? per pound; Peaches
peeled, go unpeeled, Is, BlackbeTries, 10, Cher.
ries aa25 per N.
Butter Philadelphia print, IS Der n New
York Creamery 40; choice roll. ~, fair do 25a35
Eggs 2sa5O per dozen; Cheese. 3la25 per 10.
PoULIRY.-t hickens, live. 25al - per pair: DO.
dressed 25al 70 per pair, do, sPrng 81 per dJz.;
Ducks, 1Sa 8 j per palT
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~The New Hampshire legislature pro-
poses TO provide jail accommodations lor
tramps. That's proper.
~A Rome special TO the New York Her-
aid says that the Pope Is much better, but
walks with dificulty. He gave an audience
wednesday 70 Mr.. Dodd and Doyle OF New
Jersey.
p0The supreme court OF Indiana has Just
decided that colored children must be al
trict OF the state, provided no separate schools
for their education are furnished.
~While workmen were engaged In dig
ginR at the foundation OF house in Mount
Holly, n. j., on Tuesday for the purpose of
making some repairs tie house fell down
Isaac Risley, shoemaker, was buried In the
ruins and killed.
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1The college at st. Theresa village, Cam
ada, together with about fifteen houses, was
destroyed by fire yesterday.
NYThe CalfNSrnia independents have nom-
ina\ed Charles y. Reed for Congress from the
thru district.
ton, n. H, were playing ball recently, a ball
batfed by one OF them struck a swallow In
the air and brought 1t down as suddenly as
IL hit by bullet.
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A HoBoKEN COUNCILMAN SENTENCED
AT $50 O'Clock last night Judge Hoffman
passed sentence on Councilman VIM. Dwver,
OF Hoboken, at the court of quarter sessions
He was charged with stealing the poll-bOok
from the Fourth Ward of Hoboken on the
charter election day last April, and passing
man named Smith Howell, who is now in
jail serving his sentence. The Judge sen
fenced him TO three months Imprisonment
with hard labor in the county peniteutiary
NJ Y Herald ODD
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W0Um1mX u0o BuOC9 EXCOooR0s J 00e -.
CHotatscss Jrsisaed by Mnfdkerea Z o., baaksrs.
The following were the prices bid ard asked ~ the
Meeting OF the w ashinRton Stock Exchange today
u :. gold, 16,t bid. Bank Stocks-Nstlonal Bank
OF Republic, las bid, National Metropolitan Bank,
IL bid; Citizens National Bank, us bid: Far
ners and Mechanics National Bank, Of George
Town, los bid. City Passenger Railroats-Wash-
lpston and Georgetown Stock, 50 asked; Metropol
tan Stock, Fl bid, . asked; Columbia stock. ~
ssked; Metropolitan Bonds, 6's, M 4 y, IS bid.
sundry Iist--Sational Thea.er bonds, j. a J.,
.. C, Is bud: Masonic Temple bonds, y. a A, ..
G., gold, IS bid: Washington City Gas Stock, ~
bid; Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock, l09
eid; National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
STOCK, 10 bid: Corcorsn Fire Insurance Comp any
Stoek, hs bid; n. York, Alex. Washington aud
Gvorgetown :. &c STOCK. LIS bid District Securi
ues- District OF Columbia -Wn. Co. s. Bonds. -,
j, ISIS. 90. "a, 70 bid; Water Stk Ids, rs, a
J. 1871, 90 hid, do. do do, 1898, a3 bid; Funded
Loan, Congress- 365s, n 4 A. large. 1924, us.
bid, % ssked, do. do. small - bid T25s ask "a
Nv eshinst IA Water Stock 6's, Y A. j. 4 % ls59.
~ hid; do. do. lT4, "a hid Five Year Gers, 5 10.
N, ISIS, 99A bid. l0l asked; Ten Year Bonds.
6s lS7e, 93 bid; Cert's of Stock, ISIS, O.,
A. Q, at pleasure, IS bid. (Georgetosn -
General Stcck, Sc, j. A. o.. ISL, 95 BIZ: do
Is J }. o., At pleasure, IS bid: Bounty
S:ocs, 6s j o., at pleasure, IS bid; Market
Stocki o. A. j o., al plea - bid. Board Of
Public WOrks-Certihcstes General Imp, Sc. J.
1874, Soa hid, 9o2t asked do. ISIS. oe's bid. g17
ssked: do. l5I6 S3s bid, eO7s asked: do ISL 9oss
bid: 903s asked; do. ISIS, 9o1s bid. 9o7k asked do
Series goa bid, 9os asked Water Certificates, SIS.
ISL, "a bid, GS asked
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FOREIGN NEWS.
DRfna0DU VfaffApa lLnsss m ~

LONDON, June 4.-It is reported that the
Marquis of Lorne and his wife (the Princess
Louise) intend making the tour of the United
States.
The Great Floods i'm France.
PARIS, June 24.-The river GarOnne con-
tinues to rise. Several persons have been
drowned by inundatiOn OF the adjacent
country.
u. =. Vessels Abroad.
BERLIN, June 2.-U. s. men-of war Frank
lin and Alaska have arrived at Kiel.
American Iron I'm England.
LIVERPOOL, June 24.-Merchants are
selling American iron at Wolverhampton at
$50 per ton.
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BURNING OF FLOUR MILLS IN FREDER-
ERICE COUNTY, MD.-The large flour an! lis
knowns as Reels mills, located a short dis
lance east of Frederick junction. on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. and owned by An
drew j. Delashmutt, of Frederick, Nd, were
DESTROYED by fire LAST night, together
with their contents, consisting of a large
quantity of wheat, flour. DC. and also two
horse-cars standing on the side track near
by. The origin OF the fire is not yet known.
The loss VIII probably be between ~I2 .O00 an 4
Sl5 900; partially inSurel
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THE / ERG USoS DIVORCE IN BRooKLYN
Mrs. Louisa Ferguson having. in violation
OF The order OF the court, forcibly taken her
daughter from the custody of the father,
Henry c. Ferguson, Judge Brady granted a
writ yesterday directing that the child be
delivered TO the father. Judge Lawrence
before whom motions were made i'm the di-
vorce proceedings. directed that hereafter
the mother be not allowed TO see the child
and denied her motion FOR alimony.-N Y
Mn oHl
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DEATH or A FRENCH PRINCE.-Prince
Charles, youngest son OF he Comte de Paris,
who has long been ailing, but who was
thought 10 he better aud recommended car
riage exercise. was seized with commissions
on June i'm his mothers arms i'm a carriage
in the Bots dc Boulogne He died I'm a few
minutes. This calamity prevented the
Comte de Paris from attending the funeral
OF NJ. De Remusat. but the Orleans family
was represented bY the Due de Nemours.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June "a Cotton quiet but firm
middllng, Is. Flour duh and unchanged Wheat
CULINARY land amber, 32al %; other grades un-
CHANGED. Corn dull, except for southern white.
which ~ nTmer-southeru white, - ls9: southern
yellow. -; western mixed, 10Y: spot sO1s, It'd JULY
- bd last halt July. Oats duil-soufhern light 7sa
~: heavy, IS; western white IS; western mixed. e.
Rye dull aud nominal Hay d all aud lorer-Pean-
syyania and Mari la, d. Is O0s20 90 Provisions dull
bnt steady. Pork, 20 .00d20.50. Bulk meats nom
lnal-shoud rs, SIaSa; clear rib sides. III, loose
packed, 9al2s Bacon steady viii far order trade
shoulders, S1sags4: clear rib sides, 10 ais,
Hams; lial41t Lard dull and heavy refined,
i1sal4A. Butter quiet but firm western extras,
9a22 do, hrsts, lsa20. Petroleum nomnal-crude
5zsa6 re fined l211al27l. Coffee unchanged Whisk,
offered ll9; lis bid.
BALIlNoRE, yuge 2i---Virginia s., paelers, IL
do, consolidated, 5912; West yirginias, 81. North
Carolina 6's, old, ~; do. new II; do special tax
bid to- day. Sugar strong, l0s< 1l0'S.
NEW YORK, June 2i-Stocks active and lower
Money, 2. Gold us. Exchange, long. 4s7Is: short.
coupons; rest steady.
NEW YORK. June 2i.-FIOur quiet and steady.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull aud heavy
LoNDoN, June p, $3.50 .. mat III .. m. the
Bank u England directors posted cards announcing
that no change in the rate of discount hal been
made L. ; hye twenty bonds, ls55 old, I05is; ne "
loan. n.33,. ETies, lSs
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BRITISH CHURCHMEN ~DoWS OK
MOODY AND SANKEY.-The opposition TO
Moody and Sankey appears TO be extend ing
among ne English churchmen. The Rishop
oil chichester, In an after-dinner speech AT
Ardlngly. on The occasion OF the laying of a
corner stone of a new chapel, expressed his
regret that these gentlemen had been per-
United TO hold meeting i'm the h6Or-
hood of Elton, and contrasted tine weakness
of the authorities with the vigor OF IormeI
times
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ANOLD MAN MURDERED BY A WINNIE
BAGo SoUAw.-Last saturday Mr.. Bell, 20
years OF age, while sleeping in his house In
Lincoln, Neb., in midday, was fatally stab
bed and robbed OF $50 by Winnebago In
dian sQuaw. When the outrage was discov-
cred great manifestations were made by the
citizens of the town Of attacking the Winnie
bago camp. By order OF government ON GERS,
however, the whole camp, thirty in all, was
arroSfad
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C0UNTERFEITERs Run DOwN.-A thor
oughly organized gang of counterfeiters, I'M
der the lead of Milton III. Frank, a practicing
physician OF Allegheny City, Pa, has been
broken up and several members, including
Frank, arrested, and S200.000 in counterfeit
money captured. The attention of the gov
eminent was called to the work of these men
through letters containing consignment OF
spurious money, which, being unstamped,
went TO the dead letter Office.
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COLLISION AT SEA.-The steamship City
OF Mexico, which sailed from New York for
Havana June %, has returned to New York
damaged. Twenty miles south from Sandy
Hook she came in collision with an unknown
ing hole in her bow, and damaging her
stern. She will have to discharge cargo for
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PRosPFCrINE AsroNTsHNFNr Is CORN

PROSPECTIVE AsToNISHMENT IN GOTH
AM.-Secreiary Bristow had a long talk with
Collector Arthur yesterday. IL is rumored
that changes are soon TO be made i'm the Gus
tom house that will astonish some of the
officials there. A large force of special
Treasury agents is TO be ordered here TO
supervise the examination OF passengers
g2d
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A MODEL DISCRIMINATION Graft
postmaster at Scottsville, n. Y, was arrest
ed day before yesterday for opening regis
tered letters. His money order report hav-
ing been irregular for some time, Special
Deputy Mcdonald sent several money orders
with marked bills in them, and this money
was found on Crafts person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-24

WILLARD YOUNG, a son OF the Mormon
chief, Brigham Young, who came out fourth
in a class of forty I'VE, last week at West
Point, left New York yesterday for Salt
Lake ON a three months leave and then TO
report for duty At Willett's point, Long
Island. John w. Young, another and eldey
son OF prophet, is with him.
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RUN OVER BY a CART-Abou one O'Clock
to-day man named Daniel Bradley, while
driving cart along 1th street. bet ween q
and III southwest, fell OF and was very badly
injured about the head. He was taken 10
kelly's drug store, and subsequently, was
removed TO Providence hospital.
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- The shoe and leather association OF
Montreal have petitioned the dominion gov
eminent TO grant them protection equal To
the United States tariff on all kinds OF boots
and shoes, WV
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FATAL BOILER ExPLOsION.-As several
workmen were engaged in repairing a steam
boat cylinder at Hewes & Phillipss factory,
at Newark, N. j., some water inside gene
rated steam, causing an explosion. ThOs.
Crow was killed, and three other men were
badlv injured.
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A SHAM BATTLE AND REVIEW, partici-
pated in by eight thousand soldiers, with
thirty pieces of artillery, took place at the
Curragh Camp, near Dublin, yesterday, a.,
was witnessed by about five thousand peo-
pie. The American rifsmen We're present,
and at the close of the fight lunched with the
officers of the DIST Highianders
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CALIFORNIA will elect four representa-
tives in Congress on September I, and great
interest is taken in the contest. Republican
nominations already made are: Second dis
trict, H. +. Page lrenominated); Third dis
trict, c. b. DEMO; Fourth district, 3. o.
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THE NEW YORK PROHIBITION STATE
CONVENTION at Syracuse has nominated a
part of the state ticket, as follows: For secre-
tary of state, q. ID. Dusenbury, of Ontario;
comptroller, Arson A. Hopkins, of Monroe;
and for treasurer, Stephen b. Ayers, OF
Yates.
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- Boston has a tenement population of
IS ZOO persons, representing 5000 families,
Lying IN S,e92 rooms, in 2,6sS houses.
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heath n Rear a a mn1 raj naea

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Rear Admiral
John Decamp ION the retired listl died at
Burlington IN. j. this morning. He was CT
years old. He entered the navy in 1921.
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Boss TWEED is still in Ludlow-street JAIL
at New York, awaiting the procurement of
5000, 600 bail in the civil suit against him
for s6.0000o0. His family and counsel visited
him there Yesterday.
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A DEGREE FOR "OLD PRoB."-At the
commencement of the Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y, the degree of doctor Of
philosophy was conferred on Gen. Meyer, Of
the signal bureau.
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A Row Killed,

GLOUCESTER, n. j., June 2i.-WHn. Daily,
aged years, was run over and instantly
killed this a. m, by being thrown under the
cars.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN MINNESoTA.-Judge
Samuel +. Miller, associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States. APP
peared on Tuesday on the bench of the L. s
circuit court now in session in st. Paul.
Mimi. When the case involving the con-
stltu:ionaiity OF the supplementary civil
rights till, in which Judge Nelson, of the
United States district court recently gave
such strong opinion TO the grand jury of
Winona in favor OF its legality, was reached.
counsel for the defense nterpOsed a demur-
rer TO the indictment. whereupOn Judge Nil
Ter said TO the United States district attOr-
ney :-"Allow me TO make a suggestion to
you. There is a branch of this subject now
pending before the Supreme Court in Wash
ingtOn which involves some of the same
questions that would come up under this
case. and for that reason do not care 10 de-
eide the matter at this time. ] think il had
better be submitted on written briefs which
can take with me and decide the case at
some future time" To this suggestion the
attorneys consented. and so the celebrated
civil rights case goes over for the present
A BRIDE WITHOUT A BRIDEG Roo,I-The
Richmond (Va.) correspondent of the Index
Appeal relates the following: Some time
ago beautiful and intelligent young lady
Informed her intimate friends that she was
engaged To be married TO Mr.. A. Last. and
Thursday night was fixed for the wedding
and a number of cards of invitation were
sent out. The guests assembled, but no
bridegroom appearing, at a late hour. they
withdrew, full of sorrowful sympathy for
the lady and fierce indignation against tn 2
man who had so overwhelmed her with NOR
uhcation aud disappointment. On the next
day the lady was raving maniac. i'm which
sad condition, il is said, she still remains
The gentleman in the case, however, asserts
That he was not engaged to the young laly.
and had no idea of il, nor did he know any
thing about the wedding that was appointed
for him. He doubtless tells the truth. aud
the arrangements for the wedding on the
part of the unfortunate young LAZY were but
the premonitory symptoms OF the insanity
afterward fully developed.
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LADY FRANKLIN is Sill hopelessly i'll
She babe farewell yesterday to the comman.
der of the Pandora, which went i'm search OF
relies of the Franklin expedition and on
other exploring VOYAGES.
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A POLICEMAN OVERCOME By THE HEAT.
Ofhcer James McGraw, of the second pre-
clnct, as he was about 10 report for duty at
the station, near head OF 7th street. abont I
O'Clock, to-day. was overcome by the neat.
and for time % was feared the attack would
prove fatal. He, however, had revived al
laSf accounts.
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,.penly in the field for the United States Sem
atorship, and, IL is said by the Louisville
Commercial will make personal canvass"
Resolutions favoring his claims have already
been adopted by several county conventions.
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A SINGLE sCULL RACE for the champion
ship Of the United States took place yester-
day on the Harlem river, New York, be-
tween Frank Z. Yates, of Grand Haven.
Mich, and Richard b. cambridge, of the
ATLANTA Boat Club; distance three miles,
straight away with the tide. Bainbridge
won by about fifteen lengths. in 22:4sX.
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MARY PoMERoY, the Jersey City organist
whom Glendenning seduced, is to have a
monument The ladies Of Jersey City are
collecting funds for the purpose, and the
monument will be set up on the first anni-
versary OF her death. Those of us who have
not been seduced must get along without
monumert s.-!SNisaQfield Union