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The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
DELAWARE STATE BUILDING.
Ho,o 1t Looks at the Enp0sitiO,t-T Th
FIrenaen's Work 4ccOM pLisIed.

Ho,o 1t Looks at the ErpOsitiOM The
Fyrenssn's Work accomplished.
In the western part of the Centennial
grounds and adjoining the Massachusetts
headquarters is the Delaware Building, a
neat looking frame structure, built in the
Norman Gothic style. 1t has a frontage of
60 feet and depth Of "a feet, aud is two
stories, with an octagonal low tower with
steep roof rising over the semi -octagonal
porch in the front and center. Over the
doorway is the coat of arms of the State,
and from the top of the tower is displayed
white flag with the name of "DBLAwARE"
and the staff surmounted by blue rooster.
The path to the front entrance is planked,
and midway is divided to display diamond
shaped fOwer-bed, and on each side of the
path will be diamond shaped beds for flow
ers also. On entering we are ushered into
q fine wide hall, and on the right Is the
gentlemen's parlor and on the left the Ia
dies parlor, each being "a by so feet. They
are carpeted with mating, as also the hall,
and beisg tastefully papered and furnished,
make cool and pleasant place OF resort for
those for whom the place was intended Della
warians and their friends who desire rest
ing place, and also who desire to leave
baggage and other incumbrances
The second floor is divided into four rooms
two Of which are fitted up as chambers.
and the other two as business rooms for the
use of the commission when they make it
, their headquarters. The building is fitted
with every convenience, and will be entirely
furnished in few days. It was built by
Estrange Gould, of this city, for the fire.
men, at cost of 50 900, and is so construct
ed thai at the close Of the Exhibition the
whole structure can be taken apart with lit
tie trouble, and little or no waste of mate
rial.
Chief Justice Comegys, arrived on Tues
day, and with other members of the COM
mission took charge of the building. There
we're no formal proceedings, the building
having previously been transferred by the
contractors.
To the hremen of Wilmington certainly
belongs the honor that can come with the
accom- mplishlnent of the above work. AL
though the peoples money has been used
in Its construction, yet the fremen must be
allowed the credit for raising said money.
and it Is now settled question, had 1t BOT
been for their unfaltering exertious, the
"Blue Hens Chickens would have been
ooliged to seek place to rest in some other
building than their own. Truly the fire.
men have every reason to feel proud OF
their work.
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Minor Locals.

Council meets tnis evening.
The U. 8. Court meets on the 20th.
The Ashbury M. e. Sunday School excur-
ion takes place to-day. ....
Attend the Union M. E. Church Sunday
School festival this evening.
Bush's Shamokin Coal 10 just what ID
wanted for warm weather.
Dr.. Simms has had twsnty-hve years
practice In organic chemistry, hence hia
Pain ssarchsr.
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At meeting OF tho Directors Of the City
Passenger R. r. c., the double track On
Delaware Avenue was ordered to be extended
from Madison Street to Tatnsll.
The following persons were elected dslo-
gates to the State Convention for Black
Bird Hundred, viz John p. Collins, Harry
wells, Gideon r. Rothwell, Jacob R5ohaS6-
con, John 81. Pasvis, n. p.
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A Disabled Vessel.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated freSs esa
QUEHNsTowN, June THE first officer
of the steamer Istrian, from Boston FOR
Liverpool, has arrived at Crook Haven.
seeking assistance for that vessel. The II
TRANS main shaft Is broken, and she 70
proceeding under sail. All well on board.
The bark Lucaa Martinez, from Phila-
delphia, arrived here to-day, and reports
that she spoke the Istrian yesterday.
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Enterprising,

The members of the Washington Fire
Company are now building new hose car
riage. All the work will be done by them
selves, and 1t now has the appearance OF
being executed In first-class manner The
wood and iron work is already about finish
ed, and the vehicle nearly ready for paint
ing.
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Loss OF q Vessel and Cargo.

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, June THE steamship
Austria from Havana struck q snag IN the
river, twenty-five miles below here yester-
day, and sunk. Her cargo was valued at
eighty thousand dollars. It included seven
hundred hogsheads of sugar. The vessel
was valued at one hundred and twenty-five
ttoussrd dollars and is a total loss; NO
insurance,
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADYHRTISEMENTS.

Coal--Bdsh 4 Son.
Wanted-A Plumber.
Daily Papers-Ryans.
Notice to Democrats.
Beds Renovated--Adair.
Coal.-Chas. Warner & Co.
Auction Goods -Canary's.
Cheap 4eods-E. Fellhemer.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bulls" Cough Syrup--The best.
Wood & Coal-Mills & Combs.
Cheap ShOes-Seventh and Poplar.
Notice-To Whom it may Concern.
Exoursion-Second Baptist Church.
Stylish Clothing-DeWol 80 Market,
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Notice.,

All persons subscribing to The HERALD
who do not receive their papers regularly
and at the proper time, are requested to
call at this office and make their complaints.
New carriers have recently been put on,
who, perhaps are not yet familiar with their
routes, hence the seeming negligence, II
any. Our readers are assured that all de-
fscts win be remedied - speedily - possi-
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NTOTICE-lO WHOM MAY CONCERN

WILMISGroH, DEL: June 8. 1876
1t gives me pleasure to say that that por-
tion of my loss by the fire OF May 81, last,
insured in the .Etna Insurance Company
Of Hart ord, Cono., through the agency Of
Messrs Wooley & Van Trump, was prompt
y and sa tisiactoriiy adjusted and paid be-
tose the close of bank hours on Saturday
last, June3, for which the company and
he agents will please accept my thanks.
JOHN GREEN.
je7-3t Second and French streets.
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The Fury Of Strikers.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated fTeS6.
RoNDouT, N. Y, June IA bridge over
the Western and Delaware r. r. near here
was nearly burned this morning, 1t was
undoubtedly fired by the striking Blue Stone
ouarrymen who threatened to destroy tho
bridge if the rail road carried any more
stone.
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CENTENNIIL ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Of the Fire,ieM.

MeettMy OF the FtFenteh'
The regular weekly meeting of the Fire
mems Centennial Association was held last
night in the Washington Engine House
President Mccall in the chair. On motion
the committee on publication was discharged
and vote of thanks extended to Mr.Joseph
l.. Killgore for his kindness to the com.
mittee. No other business of Importance
was transacted, and after some informal
talking, the meeting adjourned to meet at
the Fame Hose Engine House on Tuesday
evening next.
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AIOTICE.-The Judges appointed at the
n County Meeting held at New Castle
Nay q, ult., anu to ho'd the nominating
election for Sheriff and Co, oner VIII please
meet at E. W. FL Brady's office, on Wed
nesday evening, Sth inst. at 7.3O F. M. tC
make arrangements for holding said nom.
nation election, ON the 10Th inst.
xN-Gazette please copy. ~
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Troops for the Bosnian Frontier.

By Associated Press.
BELGRADE, June Two batteries OF
artillery and detachment OF infantry,
started for the frontier by way of Kraguwe-
vatz to-day. General Schernajsf1 and tho
General staff have also left for the Bosnian
frontier.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
The Hope Loan.

At the ll2th monthly, meeting Of the Hop
Loan Association, held last evening, $50
sold at rs; 1900 ditto and $500 at 7.6.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.-Ther report
IN in circulation that weul withdraw
from the contest is q base fal .ehood.
shsl stand the nomination ard use all
honorable means to win it.
June 7, lS78-3t* ROBERT G. JUSTIS.
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DR. P. GRIFFITHS,
IL Late Of Washington, D. G.,
Has removed from No. lob Market street
to No. $40 Tatnall street,
s Wilmington, Del,
And is prepared to Treat all Acute as we'll
as Chronic Dtseases In scientific manner.
m2p6lme06 ", l,ss gt n \
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
n EGIsTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTEK'S OFFICE.

REGIsTEK'S OFFICE.
New Castle County, June 2, l%6.
Upon the application of Bridget CusicK,
Executrix OF PATRICK CUSlCK, late OF
Wilmington Hundred in the said County
deceased; 1t Is ordered and direct
I'd by the Register that the Executrix
aforesaid give notice of the granting of
Letters Testamentary, upon the estate
of the deceased, with The date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within iorty days from the date of
SUCH letters six Of the most public Rsee1s a1
persons having demal DIS against the KS.
tate to present the same or abide by an act
of Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided. And also cause the same to be In
serted within the same period IN the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper pub!ished
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
in three weeks, (E. 0. d.
Given under the hand and seal of office
of Register aforesaid, at New CASTLE, in
New Castle County, aforesaid, the day an'
se"i "'o'' s. g. BIGGs, Register.
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Suicide on the Eve OF Marriage.

Suicide ON the Eve OF N6Ff1HBes
Ry Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-deorge R. Frintz,
was to have been married last evening.
The guests assembled and the bride was In
rea ness but Frintz did not make his aP-
pearancc. A friend calling at his room this
morning found Frintz lying on his bed, and
without saying word he, Frinsz, drew .
revolver and shot himself through the heart.
The motive is unknown.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
A Rumor Contradietod.

BY Associated Press.
CARLO, Egypt, June THE reports CIR.
culated in London, that the Khediye naa
been summoned to Constantinople, and that
disagreement existed between the khedive
and the Ottoman Government is Officially
sontradicted.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
Oregon Democratic.
By Associated Press.

BY ASsOc1at6d Press.
SAN Francisco, June IA despatch
from Portland says Oregon has undouot-
edly gone Democratic. The Democrats
claim q majority in the Legislature OF
twelve on Joint ballot.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08

NIOTICE-Is hereby given to all persons
whose business or occupation requires
a State iiceuse for the present y ar QS76
that the same is due and payable on the Isl
day of June, at the offices OF the Clerk o.
the Peace for New Castle county.
JOHN Z. SPRINGER,
Clerk ut New Castle.
fu,-- m NJ. A. J. SPRING ER,
Deputy, No 800 W. second, Wilmington
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08
NOTICES!

Al, persons having claims against the
Esfata of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested, to the Executrix
on or before June 2nd, 1877. or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. ,,,nnrr crr.rou
Eecutrfx.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08

TSINAL NOTICE-TAXEis FOR 1875
1 This is the last appeal we shall make to
delinquents for city and School Taxes FOR
1875; bills having been rendered and called
for several times, and notices sent oy postal
card Some few have paid no attention to
these requests while some others have pro.
missed and have not paid. Now, on account
of the short time we have to settle and the
City urging us for the money, we are OBJ
liged from necessity and for our own pro-
lection, to levy on the goods and chaltels
Of each delinquent, and having commen-
ced TO do SO, we will continue to make
levies and sell until the taxes are paid.
Those having no property and who are not
tors sffice and make satisfactory arrange
ments and to those who are able to pay and
will not we say that we do not intend
to pay for them, and we ask them to give
there is nothing for us to do but pay the
city taxes or take them to Jail, and the lat
ter we will positively do.
ONCE No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King.
Hours from 8 O'clock a. m. to IL M, and
''o'A . W "AN 'EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver OF Northern District. (including
al north of Sixth street. -
Receiver of Southern District, Gncluding
all south of Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE TIE
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE THAI
WE MAY ASSESS IT TO THE PROPER
| OWNERS. -
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
| mN-t City Assessors
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Dom Pedro i'm Canada.
~ Associated Press.

MONTREAL, June Dom Pedro and
party drove ABOUT the cit, to-day, and LETT
for New England.
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VOL. NO. $50.
WANTS.

,.nyED-A situation as Gardener or
w hnriyer by a single man. will work
Vo,aii wages. Address Gardener" this
for Sniaa ""e je3.4t
,thfp
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,DAY AT HOME.-Agents wanted
&1C nrttit and terms free. TRUE q CO.,
ClA UuTu Maine m6-lyeod.
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" Az Az nN' ,SPEAKMAN BROS,
"' 5ls Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08

rrr,,n per day al nome. Samples
&hdSC() worth 81 free. STINsoS &
poO Wand Maine. mt lyeod
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NOTICE
MECHANICS LOAN STOCK.
Five hundred shares of the Sixth Series
just issued and for sale, the first payment
to be made on the Second Tuesday in May.
Apply to w. J, MORROW, ESQ.
apl3-eod No. French Street.
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TO CoU My rAXPAYEks.

The undersigned give notice that the
state, County and Poor Tax, Tor the year OF
1876, is now due, and they Will be fOn!td at
their Office, No. 6lS MARK ET S T. REF TN
Til The trst day of July, for the purpose OF
receiving the same and from July to Sep.
tember L they will bei at No. ~ EAST
SIXTH STREET, during the day.
All delinquent taxpayers for 1875, are re-
quested to call and settle their taxes im-
inediately) without further notice, or their
prog"-' will be advertised tor sale.
JOS l.. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN
myo3-u Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-08

4 ,ITY ASSESS MENT.-The city assess
" ment for the year 1876, having been
completed is filed In the office Of the Clerk
of - ,uncil for public INSPECTION.
, ity Council will sit to hear appeals
frc". :. assessment Oh Monday. ~ esday
wednesday, Friday and saturday. the 9TH,
9Th, 7th, 9th and 10Th days of June, ut IN
o'clock p. m.
In order that all wishing to appeal nay
be heard it is REQUESTED that appeals be
made in writing, describing the property
and location of same, and handed to a
member from the ward in which the prop
eriy is located.
WIN. H. LEE,
Clerk City Council.
City Hail. May &c, 1876 my2'-l7t
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AA1ress, Wilmington, Dsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of the United States,


VIII bo the most direct, convenient and ecolomiea
billion nom all sections Of the country. It's trains
10 and from Philadelphia will pas through
GRAHD CENTENNIAL DEPQ7, which the
Conn pany have erected Al the Maln Entrance 70 the
Exhibition Grounds for the accommodation Of
paseneers who wish to stop at or start from the nu.
inerous large hotels contiguous to this station and
the Exhibltiou-a convenience Of tho greatest val
ue 70 Visitors and afforded exclusively BY the Penn.
sylvanla Railroad which Is TIE ONLY LINE
RUNNING DIRECT 70 THB CRNIBNNLAL
B BUILDINGS Excursion trains viii also stop at
the Encampment Of the Patrons Of HuSbandry, at
Elm Station, on this road.
M Pennsylvania Railroad q De gTnHdeJi raiilcGy
or0anisdtiOn IN e troFd II controls SereH hout1Ad
miles d roddWdy forming continuous ines TO Phil
adelphia, New York, Baltimore, and washington,
over which luxurious day and night ears run from
Chicago, 81. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indiana
polls, Columbus, Toledo, Cleveland, and Ere, With
out change.
its main lIncIs laid with double and third tracks
Of heavy steel railsupon deep edof broken stone
ballast, and its bridges are all Of Ionor stone. Its
passenger trains arc equipped with every known
Improvement for comfort and saletyI and arc run
NJ ster speed for greater distances than the trains
Of any line on the continent. Tbs Company has
largely increased its equipment for Centennial traV-
e and will Be prepared 70 build ~ " shops loco.
motives and passenger short notice suthcient
% fully accommodate any extra demand. The un-
epualled RESOURCES at the command Of the Cornpar
ny guarantee the most perfect accommodations 10
nj its patrons during the Centennial Exhibition.
TIE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which the
PennsylyanIa Railroad Is % Justly celebrated pre-
sents 10 tho traveller over It's perfect roadway an
ever changing panorama Of river, mountain, and
landscape views unequRled In America.
THE EATlN NG-SfA ATI0Ns on this lima arc un-
surprised. Aesls will beiurnlShed at suitable hour
and ample time allowed for enjoying them.
:. .EXCtJRSlON TICK ETS, at reduced rates, will
be sold at all ppncipal Railroad Ticket OhiceS In
the Wet, Northwest, SOUTHWEST.
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ TIA
he Great PeaEJVlvGafd Route 10 A CeTieEntdL
FRANK THOMPSON, GenI Manager.
M. BOYD, JR., Gen'l PaG'r Agent.
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necIiue in Gold.

Gold reached the lowest point Of the
present year on Saturday last, viz l10f,
closing at 11Oi, and the statement Of the
New York banks shows loss in net
reserve OF sS,19O,S75. These are both
good signs. The first indicates that cur
immense crops are expected to find a
market abroad, and pay of great deal
Of debt @ well as purchase a great deal
Of what We want to buy this coming year.
The second indicates that money is leaving
New York to come weat and move the
wheat and wool to the east. The indiea'
IiOns are that gold is not likelyto range
very high in price in the future. The e1'
port resources OF this country are too i'm
mense for that,in the way ofCotton, cereals,
tobacco, petroleum, and gold and silver.
The placing Of new government bonds at
lower rates OF interest shows that our debt
snow under complete control. The Ala
bana claim bonds were placed a few days
ago at lO5, and the Secretary Of the
Treasury isuOW moving to place at par
SOO,OOO,OOO ola! per cent bonds, where.
with to redeem per cents. There is not
quite thousand millions Of 0 per cents
now outstanding. II the Secretary sue
cesd', " no doub: he will, in refunding
%OOOOO,0OO Of them, the interest account
will bo reduced s4,6OOOOO annually.
This will be something to congratulate
ourselves on. Since Gen. Grants time
began, in 1869, the interest on the debt
has been reduced from Sl3O,OOO,O0o to
$lOoOO0,OOO.
Ihe announcement Of this reiunding
Will not be relished by the holders Of the
per cents to be redeemed. Those COM
ing first in order Of maturity are the old
1862 Of which there are Sl5OOOO,00O,
nov held at 1851, but which, II called in,
viii Of course only bring par in gold.
F'OSa9ly the 6 per cent consOIs will then
proceeded with.
II the Democracy can only be kept out
o. power for four more years, and the
Haauon hGtcy stamped out, we may be
aole to refund our entire debt in a 4 per
cent bond. This is the true way to get
0Os Of tFouble-vhsther as individuals,
S0tp'taaonsr States or nations-to 90
improve our credit that a les amount Of
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tBaItnOrV Correspondence Of the San francisco
CALI

tBaltImoru Correspondence Of the San Francisco
Call.l
The present generation Of Baltimore
girls is as pretty as former ones, although,
in consequence, probably, Of not making
the great matches the Cations and
Miss Patterson did, they have not the
same individual renown for beauty. They
are such dainty maids and matrons-so
trim and we'll built. No other women,
as class, seem to manage their skirts
so we'll. It IA rule in Court cir:
cles and on the stage, where grace IL
studied, that lady must not handle her
petticOats; she must get them ont Of her
way without touching them. THIS Is
very hard to do, especially in the city,
where many Of the streets overflow with
water in storm, and little wooden sup
ports are built up to enable the pedes.
trian to cross dry:shod; but how Is = lady
to get her long trailing drapery over
without running It in the muddy water :
II q stranger, she cannot; but one
10 the manor borp stops on tho
Curbstone, measures the distance with
her eye, puts one foot on the small
wooden upright, balances herself, takes
another long step, at the same time gives
q dexterouS, well.timed, Bideway dirt Of
her skirts, which filings them up above
the stream and lands them high and dry
on the opposite curb at the precise mo.
ment she arrives there herself, without
having touched or even looked at her
dress. On paper this may seem an awk-
ward action, but, on the contrary, It Il q
very graceful flank movement, and looks
as Il q puff Of wind had waited the drap.
cry across.
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. ia ratn-sEorm
passed over, leaving the track 10 good
condition, and there was,a fair attend:
ance. bio. ........ an.
The first race, q mile and a half dash
for beaten horses, had six starters, and
was won by Romney; Preston second,
Gray Friar third. Time-2SSs. Rom:
ney and Preston came inSo close together
that many OF the spectators thought il
was dead heat. In the pools Preston was
frst choice and Romney third.
The second race, q mile dash Tor all
ages over two years, had four starters
and was won by Brother 10 Bassett; Cour.
Ter second, Gray Nun third. Time-1.45,
Bassett was the favorite.
The four mile race bad only two
starters-Viator and 81, Martin. The
former was the fayorite. With an even
start, the horses went of at an easy pace,
Viator taking the lead OF an open length.
In the second mile Viator's saddle girth
broke, but Holloway still kept him unde.
control; and leading. Al the two;and.a.
half.mile pole St. Martin lappeda short
distance, but fell back again. On enter
ing on The last mile 81. Martin Tapped
again, and at three and q half miles he
went 10 the front for good, coming in sey.
eral lengths ahead. Time, 7:449. Viator
pulled up very tired, while St. Martin
kept on at good pace to the end past the
quarter pole. "
The fourth was a match race, three
quarters Of mile, weller weight, and had
two starters-Madgely & Tally's four
year old Dickens, and Gaffney' four year
old Derby. The horses started even, but
Derby soon took the lead, and kept gain
ing, winning the race by some thirty
lengths. Time, 190f.
! The last race was a steeple chase.
Trouble, Resolute and Stanford got off
we'll together, but Trouble soon showed
in 'front.' and cut out, running nearly the
entire distance. In going across the
backside track, Stanford went wrong, and
had to go back. which left Usage in the
third place. Next to the last hurdle
Usage fell and broke her neck. Weany,
the jockey, did not get up for some time,
but finally walked in. Trouble came in
winner, with resolu.e close up, and STAN
ford long distance in the rear. Time,
J:343. In the pools, Usage was the first
choice and Trouble third.
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PORTUGAL.
Money Panic in Lisbon.

LBBoN, August 19.-Tn consequence
Of the financial crisis, there was general
run on the banks here yesterday, and
they were compelled to close their doors.
Several will suspend payment. The
Bank of Portugal Is also closed. All the
banks have assets in excess Of
their liabilities. The present embar.
rassment is solely due to the scarcity Of
silver coin, supplies Of which are ex-
pected from London, and it is thought
that on its arrival the crisis will termi-
nate. It Is expected that an official de-
cree will be published tomorrow, grant
ing a delay Of two months for the pay
ment OF commercial bills.
LONDON, August 19.-Priyate advices
received from Lisbon announce that the
Government has issued decree for the
suspension Of all engagements for two
months, and consequently, the financial
crisis is considered over. This arrange
ment gives the embarrassed banking in
stitutions time to determine the best
course to adopt. Liquidation, however,
seems unavoidable in many cases.