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The Morning herald., 1876-01-03
OUR STATE RECORD.
,ULLED FROM THE down couzrR1 p sEss.

'ULLED FROM THE DOWN. CouHTRr aEss.
On Saturday last +. W. Hall, of Dover,
ng liquor without iicense. Monday. Fran
lis Polk, Hester SOrden and Mary Green,
olored, we're also 'sjugged," charged with
'tealing cider from the ctnl of E. 8. Shaw,
i Harrington. t.t.i" '5' ''@l :
The American Basket Company at Mil
ord will commence business In their new
actory on Saturday with fifty hands.
I A meeting of the State Board of Centen-
'ial Commissioners will be theld at Middle
own Saturday next 4 - .s raigry
Col. H. c. Douglass recently skipped
hirtcen car loads of grain in one DAY, from
Clayton. This is about the heaviest ship
snent ever made in ono day, from that point,
Governor Cochran has appointed De VIC.
Walker, Esq, justice of the peace of Middle
'own, to be Inspector of Weights and Meas
olree for New Castle county. At salary of
sl75 per annum. .x,hgt,,a,.
The black can buoy, at the intersection Of
he Brewer and Craighill channels, Dels-i
ware Bay, is adrift some distance from its
proper place. This is one Of the most i'm
rortant buoys in the bay and is placed there
N prevent vessels from ooipg to the N, e,
side OF the Seven Foot Knoll. .u 49,,
The Buel family are concentrating down
the State. 7-33.4 i'.t' @f' '1Et.'
The passenger travel and freight over the
Old Dominion Steamship line is fast increas-
ing. The Albemarlc is now making semi
weekly trips between here and New York,
and makes good time and prompt conneo-
ion with trains on the j. d. B. r. R.E az
Dr.. West is now kept in solitary eeullne-
ment by Sheriff Cooper, of Kent county. ,
Capital Grange, No. 1s, Of Dover, elected
the following officers last week, for'the en-
suing year Master, H. D. Learned; Over
seer, Vim. F. Mckee; Lecturer, Thomas
Young Steward, John Berry Assistants
Steward, Mrs. Dagger; Secretary, Henry
Dagger; Chaplain, Edward Haman; Treas
u1pr, VIM. Dyer; Gatekeeper, w. A. Willis;
Ceres, Mrs. VIM Butler; Pomona, Mrs. H,
b. Learned Flora, Mrs. W. r. Mckee;
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss Kate Moore.
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WASHINGTON.
Es FROM THE CAPITAL
ness Of osaexaI Thsn1s.

|Dnsss ef 0sssEal ThsD1s.
t1Narox, jan 2.-Assistant Quarter
General Tho. Ut ION the retired list
)73), While w,lking yesterday after.
lear the Tr~ 'ugy Department, was
tith a paraJs ,e stroke, and fell to
vement. n lumber of gentlemen
/ his assistaM ). when . carriage was
and the va 'rsbls gentleman re-
. his reside. :. q '''' :
tn" wesA ,r To-Day.
|ddls States q ~raNy clear aud cooler
bM prsyail, W. sos.thrass 10 north
B and risi.sa .sr0nsster.
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oyHn rlsE Cable YEsTERDAY
Complaints to be Satisfied.

LONDON, Jan. IA despatch from Ma
drid says the Spanish Government on the
3rd OF December, con6denually declared TO
the other European powers It's Arm resolu-
ton of satisfying all just complaints OF the
'MneIlahen's Beeeptlsns.
PARIS. Jan. 2.-President MacMahon yes
terday gave public reception at Versailles,
where he wss visited by Deputies ofthe As-
sembly and many others. He afterward re-
turned to Paris, where he entertained the
Diplomatic Corps at the Elyse. New Years
day was very generally observed here.
The Mlehaelmas bittings.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The "Times" of yes
terday morning, in an editorial, reviews the
work of the high court of justice during
the Michaelmas sittings under the new ju-
dicial system. The writer concludes that
on the whole 1t 10 sbundantly manifest that
It's workings have already been highly ben
edcial, and, when some temporary obstruc-
tions are removed and some defects reme-
died, the act 10 calculated to produce
most salutary improvement in the admins
tration of justice.
Al Captain General Jovsliar.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-General Joyellar the
new Captain General of Cuba, set sail from
Cadiz yesterday for Havana. King Alfonso
to-day, had long conference with Generals
Quesada and Martinez.
General Spanish Intelligence.
MADRID, Jan. IA Royal decree has
been dlomulsated convocatinE the Cortez
for February. Fifteen Deputies and Sena-
tors are to be elected. By universal suf-
ffage on this occasion only, the election will
commence on the 2cth Of January, In Spain.
The Decree further provides that the towns
Of Biscay and Noyarre, which are free from
the presence of hostile factions shall elect
Deputies and Senators for the parts of
those provinces occupied by the enemy.
Another Decree has been received imposing
penalties upon the press for attacks upon
the King, the Royal family, and the Consti- |
tutional Monarchy, and instituting tribu-
nal composed Of three Judges in each of
the Royal Courts to try newspaper offenders.
An Accomplice Discovered.
BERLIN, January 2.-The Berlin police
have the name of an accomplice to Thomas |
The Dynamite 6end, who has fed. The Liv-
erpool police are en- leavoring to truce |
ThomaS connection with the loss of the |
City of Boston, in January, 1870. In tie
June Thomas returned to Dres-
1en and was very fush Of moAey. '"
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Ieather I'm New York.

{e0t0ef IN Now Y0fks
pRK, Jan. 2.-Tho weather In this
bntinues changesble. The tenn
y mild and pleasant. From early
nntil sundown the day was beauti-
lmy with o clear and bright sun.
ing, however, storm sprung up
continued falling throughout the
DE Thermometer Is abeut75 degrees
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EMANCIPAFloN CELEBRATION.

On Saturday last, the colored citizens Of
Wilmington, very appropriately observed
tho day as the anniversary of their EnaDci-
patton. In the afternoon at O'Clock. relig-
ious services were held In the Bethel A. NJ. E..
church, Walnut street above Sixth. An en-
cellent sermon was preached by the Rev. /.
r. johnson. At 7:3Oin the evening, service
was also held in A. U. NJ. P. church, French
street, near Ninth, during which President
Lincoln's mortal Emancipation Proclamsss :
ton was read. III" = '.-.1-
Several addresses were delivered by some
of the prominent colored gentlemen Of this
city. f1 @s..- f''- "',@ l'a
The meetings were largely attended, and
much interest manifested in them BY the
colored people. 49, ,lsS
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i In the House OF God.

~ In the House OF God.
TER, N. Y, Jan. 2-Mrs. Har-
q, died suddenly while at Christ
&his morning. Being late, she
kpidly to the Church and sitter
eat, she was noticed to sink back
fainting. She was Immediately
1t, but died before reaching the
Sart disease was the cause.
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GOTERNMENT aExzURES,

On Friday, Major Morris, U. s. Special
Agent, found slowed away in the bark A.
bic Thompson 1000 cigars, which he seized
and brought shore. The bark was here for
orders and Major Morris was acting In be-
half Of tho Customs department. This is the
first seizure Of the kind that has occurred
here for years. +" n,.1 'HD Hi.'r.
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The long agitated question Of building =
union depot at Harrington has been Anally
settled, between the Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, and the Junction aud Break
water Railroad Companies. The character
Of the building has not yet been announced, !,
but the impression prevails that it will be
two, stories in height, be built Of brick, and
both roads. Work will probabably not be
begun before spring. ~ ''''
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First Appearance.

y First Appearance.
be most fashionable of Brook
pus amateur dramatic associa-
Inong its members q gentlemau
1fas q "society man." who WIN
Ays called upon TO ofiiciate at the
but who imagined that he pos.
atic talent, and desired to dis
psslf upon the stage. At last
6mmittee cast him, giving him
Ia captain of a troop Of soldiers,
had to do was to march at the
troop, and, upon the firing Of
exclaim, "Ah, Q gun!" For
Ks he was to be seen whispering
he words, "Ah, . gun. Ali .
llong lookcd-for evening came
Saptain, resplendeut In q gaudy
1hed in with. his troop, the re.
WAS heard IN the wings, and Z,
The captain cfied OUT, "Hallot
y" " The sudisnce wa not
the effect upon the csptsifls
the s,sg s.ags and in the Commit
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Removal from OMee.

removal from Oaue0.
b, Jan. 2.-It is stated that ex-
/ of Internal Revenue of this dis
N. Mum, was removed from Of
bsequence of enforced testimony
. that he received $15, 900 from
stillers. The Grand Jury, soon
&izcd, will pass upon the case.
bny is said to be sufficient to in
tion. The situation remains un-
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Iabeth TiitoA Il keeping a
puse in Bfoeklyn ). Ecrehce;
.ughter, hseHyins ibrths !aw.
Theodore lectured here Fri
land in Philadelphia saturday
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TUsCARUIsA ITEMS.

\ correspondent, under date Of Aug
ust 9th. sends the following:
1t is reported to-day that they haze
t-struck it rich in the first eastcrly extern
ton Of the Centennial. Some very
rich ore was taken out last night, that
assayed way up in the hundreds. The
exact figures and particulars in relation
to the strike / am unable 10 obtain.
Four hundred and ten feet changed
hands to-day, the last fifty feet bring
ing 81 10 per foot. The boys feel
good and think they have another
Grand Prize.
a. V. Lancaster has sold his interest
(75O fcet) in the Navajo lead for eight
thousand dollars. The Beard Brothers
| own the other half, and will not take
less that $40 900 for it. This valuable
mine joins the celebrated Hornet mino
on The east.
L. u. lIanoum, lato OF the Grand
Prize, has bought 325 feet on the Grand
Deposit, for which lac paid $4,000.
a good many transactions III mining
ground are taking place every day, ~
this camp is bound to be the banner
camp OF the Stntc next year.
Another correspondent from tho same
place, under date Of the 18th. writes.
Tho pioneer wedding OF Tuscarorn
took place OH tho night of the 2Oth,
instant; the happy couple being j. NJ.
Banfield and Maria j. Elcy, who were
by his Honor, Judge Mcacham, made
one and the some. The bride looked
charming, and The bridegroom was AZ
serene rs if he was tho o~.nor Of all the
TuScnrora Grand Prize.
We have school started here, pre-
sided over by Mrs. Morrison, q lady
fully competent for the important
position.
We have wedding parties, dancing
parties, good school, fine saloons tip.
top restaurants and the most importcnt
Of all, rich mines 10 support them.
Tuscarorn NAY not be last, but she is
sure,
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man, however. to succumb and rcknowl-
edge himself defeated. lie was stu
dent Of human nature, and secing very
strong evidence Of our countrymcn's
delight .: being hur,bngsed, in the
zest with which ;hey would re,urn 10
such performances us Barnu,n, and the
officers 81 the National Government
could supply, no determined to prof.
by the fashion. Unfortunately for him,
however. his accolnplices have split,
and it is now asserted that he did not
walk much more than half the distance
he protested 10 DO, TIE lime, during :hc
night, when lie WAS supposed 10 he re-
volvins round the ring, being co;n-
foHably and sensibly disposed in sleep,
and the time dishonesty marked or as
though he had walked. OF course all
this is denied, and L suppose We may
now for some time be edited By the
particulars of the dispute, and the
whele American public will be expected
to take an interest IN the conflict,
whether the great Daniel O'Leary did
or did not perambuinte around the
American Institute Rink /. GG0 times in
III hours.
TIE WEATHER
A great change has taken place IN the
weather. Every gentleman can sit
comfortably in room without display
ing the sleeves OF his shirt to his lady
friends. Thursday morning last
opened with violent storm; the rain
came down in torrents for hours, and
this was accompanied by heavy thunder
nn1 vivid lightning. Bad rs it was
for those who were compelled to scel;
their livelihood away from home, every
one seemed TO experience relief in
contemplating the cooler weather which
would probably follow. We have this
now, and hope it will continue, rs the
exigeucies of the campaign will soon
demand energetic work.
STAIN LIEELY 10 De EExoAEp.
The pEoprietors of the gambling deu
in which Senator Graham lost $4,000,
which he cmbczzled from tl:e Waikiki
Bank, are in trouble. 4 Mr.. Duraud,
Of Fifth Avenue, has charged them with
swindling him out of Sl25, and it is
hoped that this charge may be the
means of breaking up this disgraceiul
haunt. Il has ruined enough already,
and New York should get rid OF it aud
all its kings. Senator Graham, instead
of now being in the State Prison, might
still be an honored citizen, Had il not
been for the temptations Of this hole.
SQuGB.
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THE sTATE CONVENTION,

Tho Democratic Convention CONNECTED
Its lnbors yesterday. by Tho nomination
Of strong ticket. Adrian G. Ellis WAS
nominated for Congress. Mr.. Ellis Is
well known throughout the State, hay
ing been candidate two years ago for
tho nnmc position. Ito IL thoroughly
competent man, and one against whom
no trickcry IN dishonesty can ho charged.
VI. Kirkpatrick was chosen as tho can.
didhtc for Supreme Judge. This gen
tlomGn was formerly resident OF IsIEo,
aud has long been known nE nm nblc
lawyer and thorough scholar, Which,
combined with his natural ability, make
him most suitable person for The 20.
sitiom mentioned. NIcssrs. Cnrric, la
german aud Iilamncrhassott were chosen
as Presidential Electors. The ticket
thus presented must DO satisfactory "a
all in tho State, and being strong in
itself, headed by such names az those
Of Tildcm and Iio1ldricks, il will DO q
hard ono to beat.
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New YORK. Sent. /.

NL" AOths CSpt. 1.
Secretary Cameron and General
Sherman are going soon to the West
TO inspect Fort Lcaveuworth prison
and various other military posts, in
Guiding California.
The Herald publishes an interview
with Seymour this morning. The
Governor says: yesterday morning
l received letter from DIR.
Churchill, my physician, forbidding
ne making any mental or physical
efforts, declaring that the acceptance
of this or any other public position
would be detrimental, il it did not
prevent my ultimate recovery. In
view OF these facts it will be impossi-
BILE for me to accept tho nomination,
and l so informed the gentlemen
from Saratoga, who waited upon mo
this morning, requesting my acccp-
tance."
Gold opened at -10Ii and 91!;
closed al 10. ...-.
The E'renimg Posts special from
Utica says nothing can alter Horatio
Seymour's determination rot TO per-
NIT tho usc OF his name rs tho Demo
Il.
says this morning that he will listen
to no more gentlemen who wish to
urge the nomination upon him, no
matter who they are. lie has been
made sick by interricwers and the
excitement of the last two days.
" NORRIS, Ills, Sept, 1.
Shcrwool's school furniture fac
tory burned yesterday; loss, from
$4,000 to $50, 900; insurance, Sl0;-
600.
ClSo1SSATI, o. Sept, l.
The Independents Of the eth Indi-
ana district, havo nominated VIM.
l.. Bright, for Congress.
WAsuISGroS, Sept. /. ID.
The debt statement shows n redIIc-
lion during August Of three million
one hundred and twenty thous-
and dollars.
SAI LUIS OpIspo, Cal. Aug. 81.
This evening man about 80 years
OF age was shot through the heart
and instantly killed in bnr-room ut
Castro Station, about four miles from
here. The murder is supposed to
have been committed by the bar ten
der, rs he is missing. Only two men
were present at the time, both Of
whom were too intoxicated to give
any particulars.
Los ANGELES, CAL. Aug. 81.
From latest ndvices il appears that
the inaugural train, connecting Los
Angeles and San Francisco, can not
possibly arrive here before Tuesday.
owing to the delay in completing tho
road.
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BORN.

GASS-In San Icsa, Cal. August -, lSIG, 10
the wife CT Robert Cans. daughter.
o'poNSELI.-In E1ko. August 81, 1876, to the
wife o! II. C'Dcnnell. a daughter.
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DIED,

SfEchErER-Iu I:;ko. Ausust 81. 1876. lima
Gertrude: daughter Of Fred. Eud Louise Spcek-
,ier. aged months and II days.
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SAN FEAHcIsco, Sept. /.
Currency, Oh and 9l3f.

Currency, 81 = and 9lI.
The Grand Jury i'll II report rou-
dcred this morning commend tho
members Of The Board Of Supcryig-
crs, who. in conjunction with tho
Mayor, have opposed tho wastcful
and oxiInvagant administration Of az
fairs i'll connection with street clean
ing contracts, tho conduct of tho
House OF Correction and other pub
lie institutions. These and other
acts Of the majority Of tho Board
have caused tho chief financial officer
OF tho city 10 declare that he has
never known more reckless Board.
Tho report also cOmmcnds the recent
address OF Tho Chief of Police TO tho
force OIL the subject of hoodlum out
RACES; and in that connection dcpro-
Gates The habit of reckless shooting
OH tho streets INDUCED in by oliiGcrs
in pursuit Of criminals. Tho jury
express regret that they have not had
time to fully investigate tho chnrgcs
in connection with tho erection Of
frame buildings within tho fire limits
by consent Of the Board OF super
visors, but ntatc they hnvo tnkcn
testimony which they believe to bC
true; that in many instances such
privileges have been procured 10y
various sums OF money, in some
cases rs high rs $3.50, and that in cn-
dcavOring 10 trace such amounts to n
place of final deposit they havo met
with cvnsiyo answers, almost amount.
ing to perjury. They further request
MI parties who have been approached
in any way by public officers with n
Wow 10 obtaining bribcs, to report
tho same TO tho District Attorney,
who will give tho matter prompt nt-
tontion, and bring the guilty parties
to justice.
revenue Collector Scdgwicl has
seized Fields grape brandy distillcry
at Mission San Jose, for violating the
revenue law. Tho distillory was on
gagged in tho Manufacture Of spirits
Of vino without having filed the
bonds rs required by law, or paid
the special tax also 70.
quircd. BGsdcD tho disabling house
and grounds, 1,77t gallons Of
proof spirits and 2J,50S gallons
of vino wcro also seized. Proceed.
ings for ccnfgcntion will bo CON.
momccd by District Attorney Cogh.
Ian in fcw days.
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CoUSsEh for Henry Ward BoeclIcr. in
the suit for alleged malicious proscc,i.
ton brought by Francis D. Ipulton,
hnvo served upon tho lhttor's counsel n
notice Of application for change Of
venue, on tho ground that Tho selection
Of MI Impartial jury ~ Impossible, be.
cnuso Of The great division Of public op.
inion among those from whom iho jury
would have to bo selected.
SLAHd EXrErglfoNs lavo a wonderful
adoption 10 localities. "Pull down
your ycgt" IL translated into Clover
your endowment robes" ut Salt Lake.
TnE heaviest rainsIorm experienced
for several years has just visited Wheel.
img, Virginia. Much damage wog done
TO crops and goods.
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SIR. DAHfEL O'LE4EY.

II has been announced that oLcary
finished his wdlking match, Of 900
miles IN days, Gomo minutes before
Tho expiration Of tho time. lie has,
consequently, boon duly lnudcd and 0p.
plauded for tho successful termination
OF his ciforts. Now, however, thorc
comes along nh ugly tale TINT the whole
ism swindle. II scems chat, according
10 the statement OF his nccuBcr, tho
great pedestrian carly became convinced
OF his inability to perform Tho task That
ho had undertaken. lie way not Tho
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ClSoISSATI, o. Sept, /.
The Independents Of the 18th Indi-
ana district, havo nominated VIM.
l.. bright, for Congress.
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rE.X The .!Slr.r .Stris Of the 2Sth in
slant we clip tho following items:
Tho Oroaun Smelling Works, owned
by General Counor, have been purGlhS-
cd by tho Hurricane Mining Company.
The works arc firBt-clds3 in every par.
tioulnr, md tho company'g mines are
in n condition TO supply them steadily
with Ofc.
Tho machinery for tho now hosting
works for tho Rye Patch mjnc, has mr..
rived and il being placed iii position
on tho ground. Tho coinpnny intend
TO sink n deeper ehnit OH the mine
than any In Humboldt county.
J, II. SAfrn. The California horsebocl;
rider, failed on Saturday afternoon, at
Omaha, in attempting 10 ride fifty inilos
in two hours, using ten hOrsca. lie
rodo iwonty.oiglIt miles, and, though
only about len minutes behind time,
gave IL up.
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photographic.
NEwcAsTLE, Delaware, Sept. /

Weldon and Walker, two pugilists
OF New York, fought sixty-two rounds
on tho New Jersey shorc, neal, Penn
sylvGnia, Weldon being declared the
victor. The Sheriff was prevented
from making any arrests, but notified
the crowd that lie would follow the
principals and such of their abettors
rs he could recognize, 20 Philahcl-
phia, and prosecute them 10 the full
extent OF the law.
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PnIrapzLpnrA, Pa, Sept.

The International Chess Tourra-
ment is closed. Mason wins the first
prize, Judd the second. Grid the
third, Elson and Davidson divide
the fourth and fifth, ard Roberts
wins the sixth.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

DCCKEYE TiHE, Tr3rAE0nt h!aTEfrT.
- Tho county. Sryl li.-- Tr'isG ls hereby
given that at infeI.z Il ,h- Orna-s of rhn
Huriryo ininn an asHfSsTacHt - tVruay TlOJ
cent. Icr foot Was lFFlri On slsh and crrry t1ps
"ttslh Eu'Sryc gT1fiT,i, rtgahsc lamrdistci5 iu
Enii"h siot'" s"ii S0iI N iHr s.rrn'ary. f;y
order II the Company.
Il, n. HIiGifT. gcc..'arY.
Cornucopi, $eT.. Aug. Il. 1870. Az
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LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. III.
From latest ndvices il appears that
the inaugural train, connecting Los
Angeles and San Francisco, can not
possibly nrrive here before Tuesday.
owing to the delay in completing tho
road.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Magniicence Of the display.

PnnApELrA1A, May ia more
beautiful and inspiring scene than this
city presents now can hardly be imag
ined. The streets are crowded with citi'
zens and strangers, among whom many
strange costumes and brilliant foreign
uniforms are seen. From all the house
tops flags are floating and, almost every
building along the principal streets Ia
proiuSely decorated with flags and tri-
colored festoons; indeed, throughout the
entire length Of Chestnut and Market
streets, almost every window and door.
way aaunts its flag or group Of flags.
Already some changes are talked Of In
the previously arranged details Of the
Exposition. II is possible that the reg.
ulation demanding n fifty cent. note
or silver piece at the gates,
instead OF making change in providing
tickets, may be modified, as il is found
not to work to entire satisfaction so far.
An earlier hour OF opening and later
hour Of closing each day are also talked
OF, and the vexed question OF Sunday
opening will probably be opened for
furtheS consideration under pressure
OF public sentiment. The banquet given
by Sir Edward Thornton at 81. Georges
Hall last evening was a brilliant and sue
cessful affair. The attendance at the
Exposition grounds is greater to-day
than yesterday, and apparently the tide
OF visitors has fully set in for the season.
The work Of getting matters in shape is
being pushed rapidly in the incomplete
departments, and all will be arranged in
a comparatively short time.