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BRorHER snEARMAN READY.
The Craty LAWYER Anxious 10 TRY the VI ouI.
tom -jeccher suit us soon nv Possible.

Thomas q. Shearman said yesterday
against Beecher tried at the first trial term Of
the supreme Court In Kings county, and that he
expected TO he ready the first day OF the
term. as he supposed Mr. Moultons counsel
will be. He regretted very much that he could
not carry the question raised by the demurrer
To the Court Of Appeals. where he felt sure he
would have been sustained II Mr. Heecher had
allowed a Sherins jury to assess damages. the
cry would 20 forth that hc had allowed judg-
mcnt to he entered against him. and this might
be construed into an admission Of Mr. MOul-
tons charges Then, too. IN the Sherif's Jury
had allowed the plaintiff less than sJDO damages,
and Mr.. ShearmHn thought that he could not
have got moro than six cents, MIR lieecher could
not have appealed unless by consent OF the
General Term, which In this case because of
private opinion. would probably be refused Mr.
Nhearman added tnat he had not the slightest
notion that any verdict would ever be obtained
against Mr.. Beechcr and I'm the absence Of ANY
not soc how he could have ihe Court Of Appeals
pass on the question TO which he had doVotrd
- much time In connection with the demurrer.
Mr. Shearman's desire for a speedy trial was a
the prosecution. lie remarked that MIR. shear
man had never before cyiuced such anxiety for
a speedy trial. On the contrary. he had pur-
sued the Fabian policy. After few moments
of brown study, he exc laimed. "OhO. have IL
The first trial term 81 the supreme Court will he
in October. Gen. Butler will AT that time he
busly engaged in Massachusetts, In the cam
paigu, and II course cannot he here without al
most abandoning the race for Congress Gen.
Bntler ia to lead the plaintiff counsel aud
therefore have the milk in the cocoanui. name
ly, the true nwArdness Of Mr.. Shoarman's de-
sire for trial at the first term of the court.
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SATURDAY MONT ~ BR0oKArN.
A Fight In which Fists, Clubs, and Paving
stones were Freely Used.

Last evening, John Cunningham. Of 227 Allan
uo avenue, went into George Papes Saloon at Bocrum
street and Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, with cOmpan
ion, who ike himself drunk. 1hey paved cuchre
and boisterous, aud Pape brushed the cards on
the table and told the BARTENDER, ohm Anderson. to
put themup As the bartender took them, cunning
ham truck At MN, but AnuersOn knocked him down
Pape tried TO put Cunningham OUT but was Knocked
down.
Ander. on struck Cunnlngham's head with club
makinR the blood spurt. Cunningham hoHled and ran
into the Anderson went TO the door, anu PJpe
stood behnd hin. Cunningham hurled paving stone
A. Anderson, who lodged, and the stone Struck Rape
between the eyes, knocking him unconscious to the
noOr Cunningham ran up Boerum street ana dartrd
he ran oul ~ lne stable ana attempted to Jump on
car lie nj sed his footing AMI ftl thc car passing
over he hrei of his rlgnt boot he was carried into
the uY'Ty stable, suffering DR. Nuuillng iuuni that
Pane nose broken IN several places ana that he
ban nad marrow escape from fractured skull lie Ia
dlangGTnl Tor Me.
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n NEW HAVEN MANS PERIL.
His House Filled with GINS and Fired while
lie was Asicep-A Narrow Escape.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 12.-Thomas Bence
owned a residence at Martin and Day streets,
the lower floor Of which he occupied as a
saloon. Last night some person fred the build
ing after Bonce had retired, and evidently In
tended his destruction. The gas fixtures were
torn down In the barroom, and the gas was al
lowed TO How until 1t allied the barroom. The
only entrance to the room was then secured by
turning the Key In the lock and bending it.
out IN hame all over the house. Bence, who
slept on the second noor had barely time to se-
cure ms money ana escape with his life, the
Dullding, frame one, beng soon consumed.
some time ago Bcnco had quarrel with has
wife. She split his head with bottle. and they
separated. She has threatened openly to burn
his house, aud to-day she was arrested on sus-
picion. Bence was asleep when the 1re was
started. and had he not been awakened by a
pollcemah. would haye been burned to death.
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The Lafsyettes beat the Eagle club ~ to "a


james Burke and James McCsnn, Of the Jack.
son Hollow Gang who were held by the Coroner's luz,
as accessories to the murder OF ocer Elward scott
we're before Judge Reynolds yesterday, on writ u
haDeas corpus. In an Application for bail. Judes
KcynOd1 tcser ed his decisOn that he ght examlns
the CgrOners Inquest testimony. The members Of the
gang he as principals ore James Whelahan or Vince
nm ana JOhn Hurley. Whcaha1 Is a low pOitlcian.
VINO formerly kept saloon In tho Jackson flollov re-
gon lie was recognized rs the leader OF the gang aDe
was rewarded for hi, political Influence BY VIM A
Fowler, Who made him Hydrant Inspector a sinecur7
p0sItIOn Ike the one held by Crow MurrnY.
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Teaching n son Dishonesty.

Timothy DaIY, a lad Of twelve years, was be.
fore Justice Peoube uf JereY Cty yesterday charged
with obtaining groceries under false pretences III,
little fellow said tnat his father compelled him to gC
around among the different grocers and obtain the ar
ts, under tue preit tnce thai he their rcg
lar customers. Inc penalty tor refusal was "A
lie declared that his father on several occasions had
stripped hlln aud beat hlm mercrssy The strate
advised one ~ the complaining grocers b"gin civil
SUIT against the ads fatner aud the Justice granted
warrant for the parent's arrest. The boy was heia
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lneN an ScnhlCks OF BayOnne. have had In thetf
employ Maggie Frazier. young colorod domestic.
who had been indentured to the from the Colorod
Orphan Asylum 10 New York. On Friday Mrs. vaa
sehaick went before Justice Mousley and made com.
~ h that tue gig had Oe'n entlcel by Mr.. and
Mr-. kussell their neighbOrs. On.prcscning his war
rant COnstahe pilaway was told by one Clarke. .
lawyer, that Maggie was not In the house. The Con-
Stable threatened to break open the door and Mira.
russell gave way SuD eq1cnty Mr., Russ II and AT
Clarke were arrested ON charge Of abduction.
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Arthur Donnell, the embezzling dpig clerA
employed by Brant Co. OF Broad street, Elizabeth
was committed bT Police Justice Cannin Of that city
yeserdy TO the Union county II to await the action
uf the bfhnd Jury. Besides numerous costly articles
FOUND IN hi runK anu stolen OY hn ftoin hs employ
rrs vas properly valued al tId5. stolen from Jamss n
asc' Tor Mh1m ne h1d acted drug clerk in Snmer
Wig Sucv hla arrest Bonneil has acknO Owledged Ais
suit. HIS thefts foot up 5000.
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TnIImadue a co.. Tr,cL.rv.

Mr.. q. u. Aborn. commission merchant, 27
Pearl street. New YORK, visited Newark yesterday ac.
companed by lawyer, and claimed as property stolen
from him OF that had been repleylnud by
oiher New York Arms creditors OF Tailmadge Il Co.
Inc allegation OF Mr.. AOOrn Ia that he had the oils
slorrdin Ialmadgee place IN ortiandl rcet and IN I
When me nfm fied the oil carried of 10 New Jer
sey Upon exhibiting hls proofs 10 Justice Irssup a
search warrant was granteO and officers were Diet aied
10 assist Nj AbOrn H. securing MS prunrriy which is
valued a. 81 300 and stored Mtn Mr. q D. lslndal II
sam tat the Bank OF Montreal CousOli lated has lost
$4,000 In gold by the rlcAery Of the ralmadges IL n
believed that other banks have lost arse amounts
uuiet '''" ' '@'F~
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A Trtp TO Eurepe Fru.tra,sd.

Adolph Roller OF this city did large business
with Cuban merchants. who, last summer. owed hin
10000. Louis Goldnnger Of Cuba on red to get ths
money; power OF attorney was given him and Il h
alleged that he collected tl2OO none OF which was rs
cciyed BY Mr.. Roller. suit was bcgun against Gold
nngcr Ia Cuba aud no failed to answer. DAY two
ago MI Roller saw In the list OF 0ermau
ttcamer Donau announced 10 sail yesterday. the nam(
OF Goldnnger. Justice Donohue granite an order o1
arrest, aud nxcu the bail at tlA 900 YESTERDAY Cold
hnger arrested the steamer and was brought -
Ludlow re - ~ -
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The regatta of the Greenwich (Conn.)
Amateur Yachting Association was sailed yes-
terdry. The course OF the FIRST class Qhirty
feet and under) was from the Morton House.
formerly the Amercus Club house. across the
Sound to and around Hog Island ana Lloyd's
Neck buoys, and return-twenty miles. That Of
the second class (twenty feet and under) and
the oyster boats was from the Morton House,
around tho buoy at the west end Of Captains
Island, thence around Flat Neck buoy, return
ing by the same course reversed fourteen
the fleet got under way, but shifted gradually to
the southwest, becoming strong enough to tring
the keels into the sunlight. The judges were
Charles H. Hall, Joseph Jeners, and stephen
Stotthor. The entries were the Cornell. ID. g.
Mead, Ceres. W. E Ward. Ttania. Louis II arvey,
Anna Gof Pierce, Cornela, j. +. Ferris, In the
first class; and the Mystery. q. W. Bush,
l. Eclair, Albert f. Fdels. Fanny NJ, William
Clark, Lively Turtle, joseph Jenries. The sena-
tor and ID. j. stack In the second The oyster
boats entered were the George &. Wood, W. II.
Lockwood, The Constitution, and John Clark.
The time allowed was one minute and half TO
the foot.
The starting gun was fred from the deck Of
the Mystic The Ceres hoisted a gan topsal and
SWEET ahead but she WAS ruled out, gaf top
sails being forbidden Dy the rules Of the regatta
The COrneh led throughout, winning the silver
cup IN her class. Time, hrs, 4S min, 30 sec
The Mystery won a similar prize In her class
lime, hrs, % min, l0 sec. Tue q. Z. Wood
was awarded the SILVER cup In her class. Time,
4 hrs, - min, % sec.
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Rnids on the Gamblers.

Sergeant Cass, acting Captain OF the Eldrdge
street police, raded the gambling deu at s3G Grand
street, near the B0wery about o'clock last night
ana captured about dozen Of the inmates The pto.
priciorB described themselyCs George Muller com.
mission mgrehant. and John \. Hulick boot ana shoe
dealer. both ~ Wilamsburgn
grutlcman complained to Captain Van Duscn OF
the Mercer street police station last evening that he
had been rwlnded OUT Of large sum Of money IN a
gambling house at l2s sixth avenue, Kent by man
uHnei Henry Bernard Tue police entered the place.
AID arrested the proprietor aud persons wero
playing. Thirteen cents was all the money found,
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William Jones. a colored man, Of Staplcton.
s. H. qrarrelled with his wfe Harriet on Sun ay ast
and shct her in the left choes. the ball lodging
ntck. Mrs Jones brother, Isaac II. Graves a i,nitos
OF Nssssp street on Friday afternoon asKcd ON.
Ger OF the NV street, New YorK DO Ice stltln 10 ar
rest jones' VINO mad just landed from a staten sland
OOai Jones was iockei uD. aud Yesterday afternOou
was taken on Coroncr's warrant to the ri shmond
county iall Mr.. Graves said iue yesterday that his
SISTER Was awe, though little hope entertained of heg
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE M THH
SUMS REPORTERS.

The Bnsc Ball Field A Game In brooklyn
where Roth sides went in to Win-Am.-
teurs aud Professionals In Prospect rark.
The Chelseas (amateurs), and the Mutuals
professionally played In Brooklyn yesterday.
The Chelseas went nrst to the bat. Before tbs
game easy victory was predicted for the Mo-
tuals. but the Chelseas played remarkably nns
game. and gave tho Mutuals hard work to win.
In the first four innings the neding was so sharp
on both sides that Deither club scored a run.
and It was almost impossible for a man to reach
nrst base. The Mutuals earned only one
run. The pitching on both sides was very
effective, and II wss hard WORK to get the ban
through the in1eld Ruless pitching and Dut-
lYs bai.,.g were the features 81 the game
..u PLAYED a 0ne game at hrst base, as uia
| west al second. The MutuoPs play sspiennta,
and they tlayed their hardest to win the Ramo
1 ''-'.A- -~ora bv inDings;
| Appended 10 ...
%o,us'......,S '.""S 9 9 9 2 8 8 2 =
GOOD games was played on Prospect Pars
oase pail grounds. Brooklyn, Yesterday betweeu
Tue Nameless and Hudson clubs and after =
wen contested game the Nameless won by TN
following score;
Sad.oS:..::..S hSaad%s'S::'.::.SS 9 3 / J J 3 II
The Lafayettes beat the Eagle club I2 to IL
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The DcfncinR Of Caln.

Silver half dollars. stamped with the words,
"Parisian Varieties, Sixteenth street and Broadway
Are IN circulation, and several persons have written
IHk Sun 10 ask IL euch com II gOOd.
-, nlted states coins said Casaier White temporary
chet OF t1c Nu1 Urea 'ury marked with the
place OF business Of corporation an indivi iuk
are Illegal Any defacement, furthermore, " cur.
renry, hard or soft, OF the United States makes a
yalueless before the law ana renders the
$1,000.
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OG-rnnd shooting AT Creedmoor.

The ninth competition for the Turf, EYcld, and
Farm 300 yards challenge badge was held At Greed.
moor mor YESTERDAY; nearly my entries were. made. The
4 n. keenc, 43i l. {. bruce, AZ, Nm Robertson ii !
l. L. Alien, Al +. Men, 40 }. l., NJ. richards a. (;
y. r. pAyids, 40 The Australian lIhe Team made an
Inspection OF the range
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Molly Masulrcs Sentenced.

PorrsvILLE, Aug. l2.-rho jury in the case
agaips Rehoe chief officer OF the Molly Mcguire order
IN schuylkl county, and Canning. chief officer Of
Northumberland county. vita siI other prominent
momhcrs Of the organization, to-day found them ali
guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill VIII IN
Thomas. McHugh, VIVA turned states evidence, wss
fot umtndn a 10 The mercy ut the Court 1he.e sanu
men WIN several Others, nul be put upon trai ut1t
wees iot conspiracy to Kill William ana Jesse Major at
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PARIS, Aug. I'm Ddtaure. President OF the
Council snd Minister OF Justice anu Worship. was
elected to-day to lfe.senatorship vice Nj Casmlr
ierlcr, deceased, nv lOl votes Two hunlred and
mist obtained 100 votes ~
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A Sentimental Italian.

Gustave Walters, all Italian, OF 70 Chrystis
street, drank beer ami laudanum concert saloon a.
100 nowery on Friday night ane taken TO Becvua
where ne dled Tie hsd been deserted by lnrl ein.
ployed In the saloon, " whom h. had Oeen atached
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MADRID, Aug. l2.-The heat here Is fearful
It exceeds any recollection since 1900 The city Is de.
serted and the streets silent Forty neld aborers
dled from the effects OF the heat near Seville. The
vines IN Andausia are scorching and failing Count 81
Naier, member OF the Senate, overcome yester
day anu had TO be removed 10 Paris.
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open air meetings are to bo held In Jerset
Ciiy, teddy, under the ausp Of the Y. NJ c. A A.
tn Cunard wharf the services will be under the charge
Of ne Young Peoples Association Of the FIRST BAptss
Churchi 81 hamilton Park, uldcr the direction OF the
sunday School OF the Free reformed Churcn at Jersey
avenue Clnil brdse, under the supcntcnlence OF the
i&llrpai branch OF the Y. NJ c. A. ana at Orcene aud
own language.
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Mrs. Hattie Hines arrived In Jersey City, on
Friday. In search OF her husband They started from
Dendwood CITY, In the Black His, three weeks ago,
aud on nearing Buffalo the husband qut the car com.
Iaining that he iet ii At BuifAO she could nnd no
trace Of nln and NJ Nagora she tol thtt he mad
gunr TO the Canadian side Afrra ruthless search she
reached New YORK ami cOnsulte detectives.
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LONDON, Aug. E.-Mr. RI hard Banner Oakley,
manager and proprietor Of the Cooperative Credit
Bank-a scheme which he started In March or April
bankrupt In January last and committed for t-ial an
chArge OF ffaua In connection with IAAt Institution
He ws found guilty to-day, ana 10 ave years
penal 6Cryitude. ~ 'N-'-
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THE LATEST ON World VIEWS
The British Admiralty and the Fugitive
slave Question.

LONDON. Aug l2.-rhe Admiralty have Issued
anew circular e.peciins fugitive slaves. Il nstrucs
the Officers Of the navy First Wacncver fugitive IL
taStn under the protection OF the nag. no demand
snail be entertained for his surrender on the groun Of
slavery second officers laft 10 their own flscre.
uOn regarding the circumstances under which they
ouxht 20 receive fugitive sayrg thru, whenever
WITHIN territorial waters claims to he held IN
slavery contrary 10 the freat,s Of Great Britain he
soud DC protected until the nearest British Consul
Investigates aud decides tht question.
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Forest Fire. In tho Twin Mountains.

WooDsIDE, N. H., Aug. IA heavy nre Is
raging IN the woods between the Twin Mountain House
anu the faoyan House. The Boston Gius will not get
through before morning An excursion train over the
Portland and Ogdcnslurgh RaiirOa1. from ST. johns.
hui Wa cont anng about 800 persons, cut on aud
VIII not be able to get back Tonight
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number OF engineers gathered at l10 Green
Wich street, yesterday mornng, to take measures In
regard to the granting OF ceruncatos. 1t claimed
that incompetent men often obtained cert tncates while
good practical engineers. who could stand e1amlna-
t9n ni Experts, could not procure them. Even some
who held marine and Brooklyn certificates were
10 obtain certificate IN New YORK II is their lnten
ton 10 maze test case IN tho courts to whether the
auihprltes nave tho right to refuse certificate to
COmpeteut M
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Where Justice should not be Tempered with


James NJ Carpenter, the Grand street, Will
hams burgh, dentist who, took sl55 from Miss Dora
KorK unsuspectng German girl, on the pretence Of
purcha'ag for her ticket to California has ned leay
lug his surety ms mother TO pay his bail 81 900 Jus
Attorney YESTERDAY, sad that TINS case Was most
akgrtN Nitlns Ine nan AFTER per'uading the girl 10
4
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wAsHINGToN, Aug. II Speaker Korr's con
diupn such to alarm ms friends It 10 not be.
licyed that he viii long survive despatch received
from him, dated yesterday, from Rock ~dgc Alum
Springs says am much worse, and hope Is growing
weaker"
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HOSION, Aug. E.-IOT, IhOmAs AsLinWaII died
In brookline yesterday aged ninety. His services In
thcw OF 1872 as Major Of the Ninth United states In
fanry are memorable. and h. was the oldest - the
survivors OF the officers of that lie was United
states consul at London from 1916 to 1853.
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trust was caused by seeing Ellsworth work tho
Clnadi IN IN toward the beach to eaton shiIt
OF wind II II came from that direction, as was
probable. 1t, however backed TO the south
ward, giving the Madeleine a better chance than
IL began to grow dark rapidly, and the move
ments Of the contestants for the rest OF the race
were shrouded The last seen OF them, as tnoy
disappe ared In the darkness, the Madeleine was
leading, the America was dimly to be seen, and
the Countess had vanished. The judges steamer
hove to nt Buoy and awaited their arrival. At
1890 the white sals OF the Madeleine were seen
through the darkness, and gliding along ike a
phantom sIip, she passsd the hnish ~ I'5'ill'
HoNoRING THE WINNER.
The revenue cutter Grant manned the rigging
and gave her three times three, and the hnif a
dozen steamers burned colored lights anu blew
their whistles. After passing. toe Madeleine
from stem to stern was In second M 'ss OF
fne pyrotechnics OF All kinds. whirling through
the air from her decks until she had passed the
pnint Of the Hook. The America arrived at
7:4g and the Countess of Duferin at Bu3:b5.
The following table gives tho start. finish, act
ual, and corrected time:
Madeleine ............ 1217e. 7;a7ll 7iel7 7.1stN
Counte.s........... 12:l7.5s 5O35S $4,000 7t6O0
The Madeleine boats the Countess 20 min "a
sec. actual time, and n min. IA SEQ. correct cd
time. The America be It's tue Countess " min
. SEQ. actual timo.
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GLEN's FALLS, ~ Y" Aug. r. Eugene Cramel,
u years OF age willie bathing IN the Ilu river here
louB u'cl mo Twelve IN 20 square hole IN tho rocK
Wal OF Il lnc. Ih' suction Of thc wafer drew nm
swimmer w. - N~FN''
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Smallpox is reputed to be spreading on Jer.
sey city Heights SIX children OF family names
hrlly are runeriug snd AZ the residence Of Mr.. Bra
Tow lOo LaldlAN aveLue, three chlllrcn have IL.
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Thr Kc.uIl of rrncll.Inp KemblrI.m.

POlTsl lLLE, Pa" Aug II Ephram Phillips,
Supot4D. of hcg stle township, schuylNl county,
uH fu. .l'a.'. 90 p1y hne Of $500 aYd undergo
out1 o. luI .ulY.ut tur ..ting hauduirnt TAX re-
r'l.f HtOIifr ~ clrc .inu IL As prominent man
and L ,i9re byre amiga chiTs.teL
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John Struokhari, a youth OF 70 lrteen years,
OF ljl Leonard street. abtd IN Tue back with
ehlseA last ugnt by an unknown BOY.
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WAsHINuTON, Aug. l2.-The Prcsident's fam
y is s hrug provided for TOE President thus after.
noon sent the nomlLaon OF John Deut " DC sesOud
Lieutenant Ia tue Iwenteth Infantry,
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Nearly stationary or slowly falling barometer.
lsnt chause- IN temperature, tastery - sOutherfy
mus aud parity cloudy weather and possibly rain.
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
At Hudnuts at 3 o'clock A. NJ. 12o ; d. 7ls: o,
75' L. h 81 $3.50 T. NJ, 90 d. b2' y, 77' II ~ y0t
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but Against Ring Rule.

The German Independent Democratic Asso.
ciaton Of The Eighteenth Ward OF Brooklyn. on FridsJ
night; resolved to support the national and stau
Vckets ana that members be Above TO vote tor what
ever candidates they desire county and CITY tckess
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-02-29

"TIMEs ARE HARD" Never be,
fore were they more so in S. W.
Va, and we see very little to indi-
cate that they will be better soon.
We have no staple for the mass OF
the people, and until we do adopt
the only one practicable, tobacco,
we will have very little money in
the future. A good fruit crop and
and good grain crop would cause
a better state of affairs in half
a year, but VIC have no assurance of
that.