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ALEXANDRIA.

THIS rs THE. Cow WITH THE CRUNPIEp
HoRN:-We mean the COW, the loss OF which
ander Hunter for SIS, the amount OF her sup
posed value. Mr.. Collins put his COW 70 pas
ture on Mr. Hunters place; she ran with his
Chr Wh Sas bs s s,o nSn s.S ssiGrs
and Mr.. Hunters fence went down. An the
COWS got out, and when the kye cam hames
MI. Collins animal was discovered TO have
eone"where the woodbine twineth." Hence
the suit for her value, which Mr.. Hunter
resls1 on the ground that he took as good
care OF her a. OF bis own cattle. The case has
foot up more than the value OF the COW. It
viii illustrate the Old satire on "going %
law" MI. Collins viii get the horns and Mr..
Hunter the tail, while the lawyers milk the
IT 10 RuNoRKp that the name OF the Rev.
Father Keane, Of 81 Pstrfck's church.
Mashington. b. ben sent 70 home 70 %
Bishop Gibbons, who 10 now Q coadjutor OF
the arch.diocose OF BAltimore.-f6eafia 6h.
MAJOR WrLMKn McLHAN has been nomi-
the position OF inspecsor Of customs 81 this
port Major McLean 10 an afable and pop
ular gentleman, and win no doubt make sn
DIvolcI.-A divorce from the bonds OF
matrimouy was granted In the corporation
court today, 70 Kate Gorham nom John r.
THI Eminenf Grand Commapder NJ
kn9n1 Tempier nAs Issued IN order re-
curing All knights % appear at the meet
ing Of the Grand Commandery 10 this city
next month, In the full dress Of Q Templsr
OyERBoARD.-Ay young man named John
Coleman fell into Cameron run, near Was-
klns' mil. last evening, and would haye
Studds, Who went % his assistance ana sue
eseded In setting him cat, WITH no oshw In
IN comSis nit On sssssss have sss chain
gAng bustly 0n4aged tsar1ng up King street,
between Lee and Untons peoDoresory % -
paving i'll 0asa5s, ~
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AN INCIDENT IN THE BOARD OF Mis-
sIoNS.-All OF the meetings of the American
board at Hartford have been densely Gro wd-
ed. AT the opera house on the morning OF
the 4th, DR.. Treat. home secretary, read q
paper on the missionary conservation OF pas
tors. This was discussed in the afternoon
and quite dramatic incident occurred DR..
Webb OF Boston, alluding to the conservation
+. Dodge OF New YORK, and asked for his
right hand, which he took. "Tnis," he said
lis the hand OF q gentleman, although he
does write letters in defence OF the Puritan
Sabbath; the hand OF an honest m an who re-
fused TO pay brides TO keep of lawsuit"
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THE WoMKN's CoSGREss.-At the con-
gress OF women in Philadelphia Mrs. Hicks
read paper on cart and Education" and
Lucretla Mott, Julia Ward Howe and others
delivered addresses appertaining to the capa-
bilfties and employment OF women. Papers
on various subjects were read. In the even
sion with the reading OF q paper on the su o.
tect OF paternity" She was followed by
Mrs. Churchill on "Industrial Education. y
and Miss willard on Temperance" The
chief point OF the latter was that the evils of
intempersnce can be best remedied by wo-
man, who suffers most from them.
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~The 18th inst. is "Dslawars Day"


SVermont 10 out OF debt and has s72 ,oo7
In the treasury.
VThe democratic majority in Georgia In
estimated vario1sly nom 20 900 TO 70 900.
@Minister Bassett, from Hayti. arrived
AZ New York yesterday.
SJno. Mason and Jno. Sickles were shot
In Camden, n. j., last evening, By Q oolored
man during q republican parade, Sickles
dangerously.
@LAuber0 reetaurAnt, centennial
grounds, was burned last night. All that
vas saved Wa the lunch-room and the
drinking bar. The building cost e52 900.
~John Jarrett, one OF the "6ix Hun
dredn who made that wondrous charge at
Balaklava, has just died. He had three
wounds, and his horse was shot under him;
be caught another horse and escaped.
D0eeveral persons at Oonn Farms, Union
county, n. Y, were poisoned on Monday
last by eating toadgtools by mistake for
mushrooms. One Of the party, Miss Emma
IbanG, DIED yesterday and Two others are
~rhe Amsrican Banksrs' associatiou.
at thoiY meeting In PhilaAelphia yesterday.
poaDod resolutions recommending a 0arly
fooumption Of specie payments ana tie
making q four PR oont gold bonds oouifa-
bic e1dhange fof legal tenders.
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lev Fever scare q. New York
THE ESTATE Gropa. w.su,

The ESTATE GEORGE WASHINGTON
mlssED-A BIT OF the History os the IA her OF
the TRIAL Of the case OF rhsddeus II. GauunR
against the mayor, &C, before Judge Lsrre-
more, In part OF the supreme court yester-
1s s eaa,4ns and ND rSmsnsis BIZ Of history
counsel 10 the corporation. The action was
brought 20 recover damages for raising the
waters OF Lake Mahopac To sucn height as
TO produce malartal fever, with which the
plaintiff was Frustrated. Toe title TO tue
property upon the shore OF the lake was
traced as far back as l6g7. In that year Will
liam III. granted to one Adolph Phillipse a
large tract OF land In the then province OF
new YORK. including the present county OF
futnam. Inc property then passed down
through the Phillipse family until the year
lipse. This was the young lady for whose
hand George Washington was a sliItor on mis-
return from Braddock's expedition, but his
tired from the suit, aud she married Colonel
Roger Morris. Naturally on the breaking
out OF the revolution she and her family
eepoused The cause of the king, and their
great property was forfeited to the state OF
New York. In 1871 the com missioners of
forfeiture for the state sold the land 10 oues-
ton 10 one VIM. Smith. subsequently the
heirs OF Mary Morris claimed the property
IL being discovered that abe before no aria &c
nad erected q marriage settlement by which
she and her husband took only O life estate
remainder to her children, and OF course the
eSsOa uiu Hot aucCl tO6m. Tlht
claim came into the hands OF John Jacob
Astor for 10000. This enterprising capital
Isl SO pushed the matter that In 1909 he ob.
tanned q decree In his favor, and the state
WAS compelled 10 pay him the sum of
S5OO,OO0 for Q release, thus confirming the
title In the purchasers from the state. The
jury last evening gave Mr.. Gaming 4 cents
dams ges for his malaria. They had the fol-
lowing definition from q medical witness
before them: "Malaria affects the cerebrum
and cerebellum. Toe corpuscles aud spo-
radio fungf evapOrate moisture, aud heat
Will by capillary attraction superinduce an
Inflammation of the tissular formation fol-
lowed by remission and relapse."-[E Y.
World, 5th.
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THE DOUBLE MURDER SUICIDE IN NEW
YORK Madame Blanc. the victim of her
husbands Jealousy, is still alive. Thanks to
the Opiates which had been given to her she
passed the night before last rather quietly
Most OF the time. however, she Is entirely
unconscious. Her case is an expectsnt
one." said DR.. Hoag, the attending physi
clan, to Herald reporter. There is no
immediate danger for the next two or three
days, and she may recover, though thai
would be something very extraordinary. y
This morning the business manager Of the
Aimee troupe visited the hospital, having
been sent down especially for this purpose
BY Mile Aimee. He said that all Madame
Blancs baggage was on the train that con-
veyed the troupe from New York. He was
not aware OF her absence until he hogan to
count bis tickets. The morning after the
newspapers told them the whole story This
seems TO corroborate the theory that the hor-
rble tragedy was committed in q ft of
Jealousy BY the furious husband, when be
saw that his endeavOrs TO keep his wife from
travelling with the troupe were unavailing.
NetD York Herald. Eth
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a WIFE SUES HER HUsBAND.-Tns suit
OF Adeline L Douglass against George w
Douglass her husband, and Juliette Doug
lass, his sister, was up before the Su-
preme Court, General Term, yesterday, on
The fIst-named defendant, 1t appears, trad.
ed OF theGe vacant lots in Sixty third street
for house and lot in Fifty second street.
forcing upon bis wife the belief that he in
his own name. Instead Of doing this, how
ever, the deed OF the property was executed
In the name OF Juliette, his sister. The
convey the property back to her husband.
and the case was tried befor Judge Van
Brunt, holding Special Term OF the Supreme
Court, who decided that Douglass had in.
tended TO defraud bis wife, but that she had
no remedy except In q suit for damages
The court, after hearing the arguments of
counsel, took the papers, reserving its de-
clsiCn.-IY. Y. Times 5fh
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RETURN OF THE JAMES BOYS TO MIS-
soURI.-The st. Louis Globe-Democrat OF
The 4th inst. says . high official of Jasper
county, MO-, arrived In st. Louis ON the Sd,
bad passed through Jasper county on Tues.
Gay OF last week-a fact which he could prove
beyond the shadow OF q doubt by two OF his
suoord1nates, who were we'll acquainted
with the bandit leader. Jesse James was
alone when seen In Jasper county, and IL is
probable that bis brother Frank, who, IL
In the retreat from Northdeld. has been left
with friends TO recuperate, while Jesse In
tends placing q still safer distance between
himself and his pursuers.
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THE WAR In TURKEY.
Movements Against Insurgents.
Turkish Rear Guard Routed.
Eng!and's Ultimatum to the Porte.
FRANCE WANTSA CONFERENCE,
Ignatief' to Meet Sumarokoff.
LATESTFROM COLORADO
State Claimed by the Democrats.
YELLOW FEVER SCARE IN NEW YORK.
YELLOW FEVER SCARE INNEw YORK.
TURKEYS TRIBULArIOxs.

TURKEY's TRIBULATIOES.
EnEiand's Ultlmatum TO the Porte.
NEW foRK, Oct. 6 "A cable special says:
Constantinople. has been instructed To no.
thy the Porte that, unless the English pro-
posals are unreservedly accepted, the British
turkey and merely guarantee Constants
nople against Russian occupation.
Bashi BaxOuks Leave the Turks.
LoNDoN, Oct ga special dispatch from
Prisrend, q town OF European Turkey, in
ALBANIA, say fifteen thousand Bashi Bazouks
nave returned TO that neigh borhood from the
with the Turkish commanders Tney state
that after the battle of September list they
were on the point OF crossing the Marava
snd entering Ais1inatz, when they were
ordered 70 shoot all who attempted to cross.
Hoyements or Turkish Troops.
Tne Times Pesth special also has the fol-
from various sides, the Turks have again
taken the offensive. Osman Pasha has left
Saitschar and moved mp the valley OF the
Turks have also collected IL battalions ar
babinglava. This seems to indicate q turn
Ing movement in the direction of Bauja or
menced In this direction on October attn, and
also that on october 81 the Turks forced
passages of the Marava at three points.
Their headquarters are now advanced to
Attack ON q Turkish Rear Guard.
Rag UsA, Oct. 6.-The rear guard OF Mou kh-
ton Pasha's force, whilst returning towards
herzegovina, was attacked by band OF in
surgents and Montenegrins. The Turks were
defeated and fell back on Garica.
Deligrad I'm Danger.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-ReUter's dispatch from
belgrade says: six battalions OF Turks
have arrived before Lakova, which is occu
pied by about an equal force OF ServiRns. II
Lokavo is taken the ServIan position at Del
igrad will be seriously threatened. A battle
Ia expected before Babovichte, where the
Serv1ans have erected formidable entrench-
ments."
France Wants d Conference.
LONDON, Oct. 6-Tne Times Paris dispatch
states positively that France favors an i'm
mediate conference and has instructed her
representatives abroad to urge its expedi-
however, Is very conflicting" Reuters vi.
emma dispatch states that the idea OF q con
ference has been abandoned in favor of the
plan proposed by Russia, that all the powers
should come TO an understanding with the
view OF imposing an armistice on Turkey.
This telegram states that tbs Porte has al
ready been sounded and has expressed its
willingness to agree to an armistice or truce
on condition that Servia shall receive no
more foreign achievements. A dispatch To
Renter from st. Petersburg says: "It is
stated here that General Ignatieff,
THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY,
has been summoned by the Gar to Liyadia
where General Sumarokoff, the Cars aide
de- camp, whose mission has been signslly
successful, ts also expected.
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PROF. HUXLEY was most pleasantly treat
ed during his recent visit TO this country.
journeys without price, and for each OF his
three lectures 1t Cnickerfng hall he received
81 600. He was also offered but declined
$500 for bis address At the opening OF the
back TO England - the result OF hfs rev
weeks visit the agreeable sum OF S5 900.
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HIBITIoN.-The official figures show the
receipts OF the Centennial exhibition so far
to have been q, 2I0, 263.24, Q sum greater than
nineteen days OF May were SIS, 4sO IS; for
June, S3fI 1888 Al; July, s3ls, 1898; August,
s4l5,659 Is; and for September, ssis OSi,
making total Of g, 210, 1921. The total re-
ceipts at the different worlds fairs which
have been held we're as follows: London,
1851, e., lis $50; Paris, 1855, s64O, $50; London
1852, sop $50; Paris, 1857 q. 1os, $40; Vienna
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Suspension IN New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-This morning II. A.
Patterson notified the stock exchange that
he had suspended. For q long time he has
been one OF the most active Spectators at
the change, and o conspicuous seller of the
coal and other stocks. The amount of his
liabilities is unknown. His outstanding con-
tracts are variously estimated at from 40, 900
to 60, 900 shares.
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RUSSIA TO PRESENT HER ULTINATUN.-
Reuters telegram from Belgrade says 1t is
expected that Russia will now present An
ultimatum, to be followed by declaration
OF war. Negotiations will probably precede
such action, Is the treaty OF Paris binds the
sIeners, In the event OF q misunders landing
ton. Roumania will Join the fortunes OF
Russia. Prince Milan has written q letter
to the Car expressing sorrow for having in
Cured the latter's displeasure In connection
Win the army's proclamation Of himself as
King. France VIM not participate in the ma
val demonstratiOn proposed by Russia and
Austria and England, and have also de-
cllned the proposition of Intervention. Gen
Tchernayed has sent to Belgrade ffty pri-
Yates who mutilated their right hands In
order to escape military dutv
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An Independent N0minasfon Rem.
dated.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Cat late hour last
night the chairman of the independent state
central committee authorized the statement
that the action OF the committee in nomi
mating Judge Harrington for governor, vice
Anson Walcott, declined, was without off,
cial character and is void, no call for such a
meeting having been made.
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GEN. DIX DECLINES TO BE AN EXPERT
ed the invitation Of the Silver Commission
to act as one OF the three experts, and the DO
sition will be rendered TO the Hon. r. M. T.
Hunter OF Virginia. Mr.. Hunter, as early
as 1852, made very elaborate report upon
the very question for the solution OF which
the present Commission was appointed. he
argued in favor OF the double standard
reaching the conclusion that "the exclusion
OF the precious metals would be disastrous
to the civilized WOrld.n
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A TRAGIC Christian Braun,
well known citizen OF Paterson, N. J.,
day. Mr.. John p. Slater, while driving 10
the cemetery, drove his horse over and Sc
riously injured an old man. After Keeping
ON short distance the carriage broke down,
take the horse cars to reach home. A fAm-
lily nsUed Ftchler, attended the fuu0ral
leaving their infant son Lewis home, oulESr.
the child Wa dead.
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Death From Eating Toadsto ols.

NEWARK. Oct. 6.-Miss Emma Baker, a
Miss Crane and boy, three of party OF
four who ate tOadstoOls at q Connecticut
farm in mistake for mushrooms, nave died
Miss Pool. the fourth, ate sparingly, and
will probably recover.
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THE DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS, RrUvrou
AT NDIANAPoLIS.-As special to the BAltI.
more Gazette says the demonstration at In
alanapolis yesterday was very imposing.
speeches were made at numerous stands.
the most elaborate being by General M =
Clernand, OF illinois,; Cahill, OF Tennesaee:
Parker. of New York, and Palmer, OF Tlli-
nois. resolutions were passed protesting
hatIeds and pIejudices; recognizing the GAL
lantry while condemniDg the cour eof SOUTH
ern soldiersi protesting against the rolicy
OF Inc republican party In plundertng the
south ana perpetuatiDg the animosities of
war; denounciDg the efforts OF the admInis
tration to control the elections In the south
and to carry the Presidential election by
force and fraud; demanding Q change OF adj.
minfstration, and, In conclusion. strongly
indors1pg Ttlden. At night the torchliSht
display was magnificent.
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TN NORfHFIELD BANDTrs-A snoaial
from St. Paul says lynching the Norf6deld
robbers II str0pely TALKED Of in order 10 70
rid Of them A sister Of the Youngers. Miss
In pretty, and nineteen or twenty years d
age. She % accompanied by . brother in.
Jaw, r. 8. Hail Of yackson county, No. 6he
has b On In . seminary at Lexington, No
She cried over Jim, and charged that Cole
end Bob had enticed him into the criminal
enterprise.
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Heat His white Wife Co Death.
BOsTON, Oct. 6.-Harry j. Sawyer, negro,
has been arrested, charged with beating to
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Heavy Failures I'm scotland.

DUNDEE, Oct. 6. George Schlisleman,
spinner and merchant, and Kinnear & Fit
HE, spinners, have failed; liabilities 8 $50 600
and s45 900 respectively.
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SOUTlERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
NesRrs. Danah0e and Buckley, Contractor
on this road, with their respective forces, An
still at work. one near California and the
other near Oakvilie. The engineers are be-
tween ChAncollor's run and SC. Aary's CITY
ieve,ing mp preparatory to the advance al
the contractors 70 that locality.-(St. Nary,
ReQcOn.
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RETURN OF THE PRKsIDENr.-The PresI.
dent and Mrs. Grant returned to the city this
morning. Most of the Presidents time was
occupied this morning in receiving Centen-
NAL visitors,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Intr-
nal revenue, s340, 753 81; customs, s5I4 ,597.
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BURNED 10 CRIsP AT New York yes-
terday Joseph Hinabrell, . Freuchman, VA
expeT1mentfng with . tank containing BEN
kline, when the vApor caught IRE. and The
contents of the tank oxpl0dod, nlling The
room with . sheet q naule End burning the
was slightly damaged.
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THE COLORADO ELECTION.
The state Claimed By she Nam,

NEwYoRK, Oct 5-The following dispatch
In relation ts the Colorado election was re-
ceived At democratic headquarters In THIS
city TO day:
To ID. Ad0oW: think Am elected COVER.
nor by fair majority, and that Patterson ID
elected 10 Con gress. Returns come In slowly,
but are salts factory. b. II. HUGHES.
a yellow Fever Scare In New York.
McShsne, employed on the stea mer Charles.
ton, plying between New Yerk aud Charles
ton, has died at bis home In Brooklyn, O.
yellow FEVER. He reached he e September
=, nom charleston, and went home III, dy
Ing last Wednesday. The building where he
lived has been disinfected, and his clothing
burned.
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LATESTFRoM COLORADO

State Claimed by the Democrats.
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hAeLE BROTHERS,
KxTIHsIvE OLoTHIBRs AND TAILoRs,
sssn-H Corner tn ana d serssss.
HANDMADE BRICK.

10000 merchandise hand made BRIoK; also.
For ale ct the lowest market rstss. .'0~'
!Ae. b. BICHARDs,
Residence, Ills New jersey avenue Sc,
Rp0-3v- Yard, South Capitol and U 81. sw.
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SECRErAY MORRILL, and Postmaster
General Typer called at the White House
this afternoon.
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ORDERS have been issued by the Post once
department TO ascertain what changes have
been caused In tne mail service on the diff
feIent railroads owing TO the stoppage of the
fast mails.
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~Eishtssn yellow fever interments In
Savannah yesterday.
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Eng!and's UItimatum to the Porte,
FRANCE WANTS CONFERENCE.

Ignatief to Meet SumarokoE.
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POLITICAL ARRESTS IN BALTIMORE
VIM. ii. Slater, u. g. supervisor of regiStra-
lion; James Seaton, Roger Connor and Joel
D. Hamilton, U. g. deputy marshals, ali OF
charge Of intinidAting voters while registor-
ing, made BY @. w. Green, registrar OF the
Eecond ward. The arrest caused copsidera-
BILE excitement In political circles.
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This vast stock Of Goods IN now ON exbibitfo, in
our large salssroom, and the public are invited 20
call and inspect n. This display OF RIADY.NADI
CLOTHING Is By far the grandest ever made In
this District, and IL well worth visit from thosa
VINO contemplate the purchase Of Winter Olothins.
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NO CABINET MEETING.-Owing to the
lateness of the Presidents return and to the
small number OF Cabinet officers in the city
Intended.
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~ AseEssOR's OFFICE,
SS WASHINGTON, u. O.. Sept. Is 1876.
Notice To- hereby given that the Board OF Assess.
ors Will bod daily sessions froa 10 o'clock m TO
o'cloeh IA from the II to the 10Th day of Octo-
her, 1875, fDclu ve for the pur of hearing and
determ lining and ell from the valua
made by them or lheir predecessors 10 once.
g. A. BOHREB,
Gets 80 President Board Of Assessors,
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GKoRGIA's NEXT GovFRNoR, Gen. Alfred
~. Colqnitt. 10 = native Of that state. and
was educated at Princeton College, N. J.,
where he graduated In 1874. He entered the
confederate service - . colonel, and was
promoted briGAdier. He was in comm and
tie OF Olustee, Fla In February, 1864.
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TIE JI1oHE PARK RAC.s.-The winners
at jerome Park races yesterday were CAL
way, mile and . hall, In Easy; Vigil, two
miles and Quartsg, In all; Rhadamauthus,
mile heats, best time EA5k; w. ]. Higgins.
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THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to
day for redemption amounted to S453 600.
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n 7 o 1 H.
First premium ave- rted to me By the Great
Worlds Fair, IN Pbiladel phis, en- my
invented and patented BTkGLAsS,
manufactured In Gold, Silver aud rrameless, with
genuine Brazilian Pebbles. Also on hand larse
var ETY. q sPECrASLKs. OPERA CLASSIC,
L. ALEXANDE8,
oct5 trlsp 1879 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
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mile long ana . fourth OF . mile wide, was
struck BY fishing smacks on New London
Conn.,, last Saturday. and although many OF
300, 0C0 flsh, worth 500, 900, were taken.
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