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, 1876-05-31

The Barbados papers are of course full of
the troubles they, like another Frankenstein,
have helped to raise and can't appease~ The
mo Confederation excitement has found an
unattended and unweloome echo ia a different
sense. The b%oastful strophe is answered. and
its gallant music drowned by, a hoarse anti
The genius of evil was invoked he shows the
tips of his horns, and 10 the stifrers of the
oaldron, seeing the wrong demon coming.
cease their lamentations and fling away their
wands, fleeing with wife aud babe from house
and home. Outblustered, beaten at their own
game, the brave, hysteric libellers of the loyA!
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
Watered Lard and how to De-
tect it.
n. Z. Grocer,

There is considerable complaint
in some quarters of adulterated lard
being crowded upon consumers, and
circulars have been issued recently
by Chicago houses charging this
fraud upon Eastern re1ners. There
are doubtless some Of The small re-
fners engaged in the production of
adulterated lard, but the most of
wash that is put upon the market
comes from the Southwestern re-
fineries. In order that dealears may
know how to test that spurious arti-
Gle we subjoin directions for making
a simple test for water Take a clean
glass bottle, fill it with the lard to
be tested Qeaving out the cork;
place this bottle about six inches
from the stove or fire, and let the
lard slowly melt, being very careful
not to get it up to the boiling point,
as the water would then evaporate
most of the water will slowly fall to
the bottom of the bottle, and the
lard now melten will rise to the top.
BY glancing at the amount of water
now deposited at the bottom Of the
bottle as compared with the amount
Of oil Tor lard) above it, you can
easily tell about how much water
there is in the fraudulent article.
Should the lard not settle clean, nor
precipitate much water, It's an evil
dence that it is also adulterated
with alkali which serves to combine
4 part of the water with the lard,
making soap oft which does not
readily with the water.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
GkNSe CNnnRctinn made at all Points.

There are no Routes Eq1tdJ TO These az
-CHEAPNESS ELEGANT FARE,
AND SPLENDID SCENERY.
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn. to RICH
AOND, va - 8 Is 70
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn. to PETERS
BURG, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via. Norfolk to Id
Z BALTIMORE, meals aud state room on =
steamer ipoladedl .....---......-.........s 1915
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
PHILADELPHIA, via Baltimore (Ineals
and state room on steamer included. 5 1915
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
NEW YORK, via Old Dominion s. s. Co.,
(meals and state room on steamer includ-
ed) ....................... & 20 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn. via Norfolk,
Baltimore, and thence all railroad, via
Philadelphia, to NEW YORK, meals and
state room on steamer included) , d 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
BALTIMORE and return, meals and state
room on steamer iIIcluded) ..--..-....... s 81 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn. via Norfolk to
NEW YORK and return meals and state
room on steamer includedl ................ 35 50
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
Honsekeeper,s Help.

A VALUABLE RECITAL the re-
quest Ola correspondent we publish
the formula of the most excellent
s'Sun cholera mixture" which many
years ago proved so eficacious. The
following is the prescription /: ''Tinct
opii, tinct. rheioo., tinct, menth pip,
tinct. campho, Mix equal parts each. !"
In plain English, it consists Of equal
parts of the tincture Of opium, red
pepper, rhubarb, peppermint and
camphor, and it is the best remedy
extant for summer complaint, diar-
rhea, cramps in the bowels. and
similar ailments, and affords almost
instant relief. The dose is from
three to ten drops for child accor-
ding to the severity of the attack.
Try the above when needed, and
you will be astonished at its good
effects.
To CURE CROUP.-Croup can be
cured in one minute. and the RENE
dy is simply alum aud sugar. The
way to accomplish the deed is to
take a knife or crater, and shave
off in small particles about a tea
spoonful of alum; then mix it with
about twice its quantity of sugar, to
make it palatable, and administer
it as quickly as possible. Almost
instantaneous relief will follow.
YANKEE PUDDNG.-Take one
pint Of scalded milk, half pint of
Indian meal, teacupful of molasses
teaspoonful of salt, and six sweet
apples cut into small pieces -should
be baked not less than three hours I;
the apples will afford an exceeding
ly rich jelley. This is truly one of
the most luxurious, yet simple, pud-
dings made.
For WEAK EYEs.-Bathe them
night and morning in strong So
luton of salt and water. Some re-
markable cures have been effected
by this simple remedy. After bathing
the eyes daily for about a week. in
termit a day or two, and then resume
the daily bathing, and so on, till the
eyes get strong again.
NICE WAY TO BAKE APPLES.
TAKE sour apples, dig out the core,
place the apples in deep dish or
tin, fill the cavities where the cores
came out with sugar, pour a cup Of
hot water in the tin, bake in quick
oven, and you will have healthful
and palatable dish.
REMEDY FOR NEURALGIA-A Sim
pie remedy sor neuralgia is horse
raddish Crate and mix with vinegar,
the same as for table purposes, and
apply to the temple when the face
or head is affected, or the wrist when
the pain is in the arm or shoulder.
To REMOVE Spots FROM LINEN. :
Take a moulded candle or. some
pure tallow. melt it and dip the
spotted part Of linen in the melted,
tallow then put it into the wash,
when it will become perfectly white.
This is given from experience.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
no ADVERTTsERs.

Tue MoRRIsrowN GAZETTE is the best advertise
ing medium to be had in Upper East Tennessee
Its circulation ia the counties of Hannben, Hawk.
ms, Cooke, jefferson, Granger and Claiborne is
larger than any other paper, and its subscription
list is increasing daily To insure insertion the
same week, advertisements should be handed in
by Monday evening. Our terms for advertising
VIII be feuTd very reasonable.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
DInN,r Snonr rur /

DIDN'T SHOOT THE DoG.-A silly
young man in Bethel, New York,
thought he would shoot dog with a
piece of gas pipe loaded with powder
and lead, and a plug in the end to serve
as a breech pin. When everything was
in readiness, the young man fired at the
dog and shot himself in the hand, with
the plug, which was just what every
body but himself would have expected.
The dog, with surprised look, trotted
away down the street, and his would-be
exterminator went and had his wounds
dressed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
The Morristown Gazette.
Laws Relating to Newspaper
Subscriptions, &c.

I. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered wishing to continue
their subscription.
II subscribers order the discOntinuance of their
periodicals, the publishers may &C ntinue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
3, If subscribers neglect refuse their per1od1-
Gals from the Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible until they have settled
their bills, and ordered them discontinued.
IF subscribers move to other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
g. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leaY-
ing them uncaIed for, IS prIma fac1e evidence OF
intentional fraud"
6. ANY person who receiYs newspaper ana MAKES
use Of it. whether he has ordered It or not Is
held in law to be subscribe.
z. II subscribers pay IN advance, they are pound
to give notice to the publisher, at the ed o. thelr
time, If they DO not wish co continue taxing II
otherwise the publisher, is authorized TO send It
on and the subscribers viii be responsible IN
till an express notice, with payment Of all ar
earss sent to the publisher
THE GAZETTE is a permanently established
newspaper with paying and constantly increasing
list of subscribers circulation in the counties
Of Hamblen, Hawkins, Cooke, jefferson. Granger
and Claiborne is more general than any other pa
per-making it the best advertising medium IN
Upper East Tennessee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
ATTACHMENT.

S~N-0N partner u " L wright,
for the use Of James p Moore, VS.. John p
Smith, aud set for trial Dec. 9th. 1876
IN THE ABOVE CAUSE AFFI-
III davit having been made and bond given as re-
quired by law in attachment cases, aud the estate
Of the defendant levied upon, and the papers re
turned before saml 4, Dodson, Justice of the
Peace for Hawkins county. it is ordered by said
Justice, thas notice b. served upon said defendant
John Smith, by publication Ia the Morrfstou1,
GAZETTE for four consecutive weeks Citing him 10
appear before said Justice at his house ii tie
18th district Of Hawkins county. on tile day on
Which the trial Is set and make defense, or the
viii be taken for confessed and set for Lear
ing ex-patte. SAML +. DODSON, j. p
NoY. 4W-prRG ee@5.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
Baggage Checked Through.
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Cheap and Fast Freight Lilae.
This is also the great Freight Line for all points
in the southwest and northern cities Time as
quick and rates as low by any other route
Goods forwarded in through cars without break of
bulk, Al claims promptly adjusted Through
bills of lading issued with rates guaranteed from
Bristol, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
by agents.
+ Boston agent-W. NJ. Clark, "a Washington ST.
New York agent--C. E Evans, BOB Broadway st
Philadelphia sgent-John s. Wilson Al s. fifth st.
Baltimore agent-W. NJ. Lawson, 157 w. Balti-
more street. a.--
Be careful to have your goods marked "a Viz
gln1a and Tennessee air line, via Norfolk, Va"
For further information apply to Depot Agent az
Knox vile and Bristol, or address
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
FRED. A. SHOTWELL,
SURGEON Dentists
RogersvilIe. --Tenn.

Offers his professional services to the citizens of
the village and surrounding country, and assures
those who favor hiR with their patronage, that he
viii make it mis- pleasure to give perfect satisfac-
ton. Terms, cash. Ladies prefering it VIII be
awaited upon at their Homes without extra charge.
sept. II, 1s76-Y 10 n 80 If.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
FURNTTURE.

We have opened FURNITURE STORE, and
win keep constantly in Stock fun supply Of Bed
steads, Safes, Lounges, Bureaus, Cane ane Split
bottom Chairs and in word, Everything common
~ kept by Cabinet dealers We have hand
fine lot OF moulding and win give special attention
to the Framing Of Pictures. We shall also keep on
had a fun supply Of Collins, which we tim
promptly to order. Country produce taken in
change. We situated On Main street, three
doors east OF the Post Office.
sULENBARGER & EVANS.
May ~, 1e7s-tf
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
HAYES AND WHEELER MEETINGS.

At meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler
Campaign Club Of tho Gst Assembly District, at No. l52
Frankin-st last evening, 80 members were en-
rolled. Speeches made by Gen. Hil ana Col
Peoples Col. Peoples -aid that the coming campaign
would bc one oi the most closely contested eayaSses
since the foundation of the Republic. Gov Hayes's war
record was glorious whereas Gov. Tden was opposed To
the war; aud did all IN his power to discourage enlist
meuts lie claimed that the Cincinnati Convention had
been Guided throughout by the will OF the people
whereas al St Louis the delegates had quarreled among
Themselves, aud nominated for President man VINO,
bcnl, tr Convention many of their papers had de-
uounccd I'M the bttrrCst terms. 4 specimen Oi Demo
rr. lie msrulc could he found in the appointments made
by the present House 81 Representatives.
uucrOusly attended meeting OF the soldiers of the
utn Union army held al the rooms Of the Hayes ana
wheeler CUD ~ the With District, at No as Broad-
WAY, last evening, for the purpose OF organizing BOYS
ia tuc" battalion. pursuant To the call or Gen Jon n
Dix The following officers were elected Oscar Tomp-
kius. Major, commanding batt1iOn; Thomas Ellintt,
Captain Company A; Theodore Schoreau, Captain Com
pauy ~ G. l.. RoScnnicr, AdJutant; &. A. Strube,
T. stewart the Hon. Charles r. shaw and Others: This
organization iS intended more for outside display,
par.rs. &c. The regular Hayes and Wheeler club or
gauZpd ;he evening that the nominations were
Iahe AT Cincinnati. Gen. Lloyd Aspinwa will open tile
campaign by series of meetings at lis headquarters,
No t- Broadway, which will be open day ana evening,
commencing next week. .
Tnc XlIih Assembly District Republican Organization
held % campaign meeting last evening at M. 23l west
Sixtccnthst resolution was adopted to postpone the
campa.u meeting until the first Thursday Oi september
about members and l. getting ready Tor active work
At n meeting OF the XVIII Assembly District EcpuDli
can Association, M. 3d. West Thirty-tftl-st. last
evening. 30 persons were proposed for membership, max
total Of 800 member. Ia the Organization. Inc
officers OF the association are Henry IT, Lcask, Prcsluent
and Benz amin l.. Anderson, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
CASEY AND HIS cusroM-HoUsE.
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE OE LOUISIANA FED-
ERAL oPIICEs-rHpY RECOMMEND SUIT, AGAINST
MR.. CASEY TO RECOVER MONEY MsArPRoPRI-
lcESpp.L PRES DIsPATcu.I

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O-The report submit
ted In the House to-day b. Sr. New from the committee
appointed to investigate the Federal Offices IN Louisiana,
is devoted mainly TO recital OF the results OF their
inquiries concerning the management Of the New
Orleans Custom-house At the outset they say at Col
ecor James T. Casey and his subordnatcs cidcayorcd
in several ways to ohstruct the Investigation. The
report states that evidence Of irregularities and frauds
In the importation Of dutiablc goods gwen by q
number OF witnesses in the employ Of the Cu.'Omhosc
and Internal Revenue Bureau at NcwOlleans, and evil
dence was Introduced the part Of the Collector to
rebut the existence OF these alleged frauds upon
the revenue, but the committee chaIdcte1ze IL a.
conflicting and contradictory. Tho committee add
however that several merchants engaged In the import
trade testified that they had found the Cu5,Om-housc
management honest, efficient, and courteous, and e.
statement certifying was signed by large number Of
New-Oileaus importers and received as evidence.
The committee then proceed TO state that il appears
f,on upcontradiced evidence that the CGstonhouss IL
New-Orleans was made 10 contribute largo suns OF
money taken from s revenues 10 partisan ends These
suus we're absracted b. Of fraudulent vouchers
made out in the Customhouse apparently, all regularly
signed and sworn to. purporns TO be for services
dcred as temporary labOrcrs. Many OF the names were
fictitious and in other the persons named
rendered a moments service III the Custom-LOuse
The eomInittee say they were unable TO obtain from
Collector Casey duplicates OF any OF these vouchers
although duplicates of all other vouchers were obtain
able and the Collector failed 70 appear before the COM
mltlee although mbpened, alleging Illness "a reason
They add: This fact suppleInenting the posi-
tive evidence establishing these corrupt prac-
tces can lead TO but one cohclusion,'
They next describe what they characterize "Anoier
glaring fraud namely, payment by Casey OF $1,000 10
one f. A. Davis nominally for repairing the Government
warehouse at Quarantine Station, when in fact Davis
performed no work whatever, and merely turned the
money over 10 ]. H. sypher t0g usc. W. be
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

WASHINGTON NOTES

Wt-HSoIOS. Thursday. Aug. 10. 1876.
TIE report. which 4. ems to haze originated In 81
Louis tplt sherman viii retire from thc army after
thu an Of March neNt should Hayes aud Wheeler b"
,rr'i iud that .u. Grant viii Doe appointed his
successor. - not believed ia Washington 20 pc well
founded In au &C., making appropriations for the sup
port ~ the army approved July d. 1870. thc once Of
General and Licutruau.-Gruera. - the Army were
abolished whenever ya,.pcy u them shall occur. The
Language oi this lse is 40 f.lOws:
sl,r.pS = Aud bc 90 further cuac,oi thai the office,
rsYtIaur uuti vacancy shalt "a either ~ fad
onecs immediately th"frupn- q lnw- ana p'r'r I "t
lao- creating said Office small 'cc'n MOP n' ,'' ana
shall Dy yr,u, of this act from thenc,'orv ~ bt hed To-
be- repealed.
Asnobody has during the ast sI y,-rs. proposed to
repeal Uni. section. It {, impossible tA-t Gen Grant
should Doe rcstorci to his ,ld pr The head Of the
army after retiring from iho lrc idsucy.
clora from Patoui C0i.e seat 10 Philadelphia
last evening {" relieve 4. h.4t, chief examiner
who has had lar,c Of tts exhibition b' the fa''nt oi
ice 40 the Centennial and 1- rctu p'rrmUt"ii' f'
a,td by stIrjaI, Chandler Iuc oau-t oi this rrno'h
&. understood 90 be- the discovery - certain @
I'm TIE expenditure of money in connection WIN the ~
LLif,on Il . knight has been one o: thc bcstEuonu Of
Null, IN the rlcut Office tie u thc editor Of knight
Nrrfaric,i Dictionary aud w,lrhuowG writer on me
mont n Tie Patent Onirc
H. Randall announced .n the House to-day that the
Conference Committee had agreed upon The appropriation
b.i, aud the clerks 10 wors on 'htl ana WQnld
haze them ready ior rrpoit 5omc time duunc Tho diV
Meantime he had a4Nic,s itoM the sreirt'H 81 thg
Treasury saying that u might hc vel l. pas hlH
providing The cNprnsc- ~ the GoNcrnmCui uhti ~,
regular iis are hnu! aIi."',d li l''''"' I'Ioi ''
such b.. aud . passed without objection.
The River aud Harbor h!lI has now been pa's"d hy
both Houses Of Congress. ard Il likely Ia become law
within a day or two. unless On" President should con
cIuus To- veto 10. The opposition 10 tins hll ON account
prntlon4 aid especially n that for li, Gate. was much
weaker thau haG been anticipated
For LegllIr Epos Of Congregational FTo'eedhc' "' See'nd
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
cnNGRr..1nNAl NnNIyArInN..

Ellsworth, Me-. Aug. lO.--'lhc Democrats
of the yta Congressional D.suici to-day noInn1td VIM
4 Mct lcIau ~ Belfast fcr Cungrc7' and jas H. Talbot
of last MacAiuz Tor Presidential L!'tt"T.
RrTL.ND, VI. Aug. lO.-lnc Democrats OF
~ Ist Congressional District to-day nominated 4 T.
Ch.li- 81 Bennington for Congress.
BANGOR Me-, Aug. l0.--A the lEth Dis
frict Democratic Convention todayJ. II. Donwoth oi
HouIton was nominated for Congress.
san FRANCISCO, Aug. lO.-EX-Gov. Pachcco
ha been nominated for Congress from The Vth District
WuEELlSG, w Va, Aug. 1O.-John /.
Kcuna wac nominated for Congress in the MA District
of This state by the Democratic Convention at Charleston
Last night.
CINcINSArI, Aug. 1O.-Thc following Demo
cratic Conesossioual nominations made In Uhis to-
day:
ma Dstrict-Ionp s. Savage. 10y ac"lamauon.
vim District George Arthur ~ Clark County.
XVII D.strict-WW. ". ro-ton OF Athens County.
HYDE PARK, VT, aug. lo-At the llld
District HcpubIcau Congressional Convention to-day,
the Hon. Geo. W Hendcc of Norri.town was unani-
rnou-ly nominated for reflection 10 Congress. \. {.
Welsh of Wili-Du chosen as Prcsidentia El'cIor'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
TIE COTTON TRADE.

HE tOI ION ihAbIs
CONVENTION At LONDON-AN INTERNATIONAL ASSOC
CIArIoN PROposED-RADIcAL CHANGES sue
LONDON. Thursday, Aug. 10, 1876.
Eight American, three Dutch, one London,
aud Liverpool representatives OF the cotton trade inc'
in convention here yesterday Samuel Simpson OF New
orleans presided lie stated the ohecJs Of the meeting
rs declared in the resolution Of the American National
Cotton Exchange inviting H.
wB Forwood Of Liverpool indorsed the objects OF tne
meeting.
The delegates being unable to plnd tneir respective
associations the resolution was withdrawn. ~,
A resolution offered by Mr.. Reynolds of norfolk VA,
stated that thc opinion of THIS conference nat no
nrcscut system Ot conducting arbraons Oh tc qn9.y
NJ IN Liverpool is unsatisfactory ana ihat tho
Cottou BROKERS Association be requested to appoN
committees 70 cor slider some efficient means OF as
ers.nr the allowances To he made on cotton bcRht hnu
sold To arrive The resolution Was passed. aitor cohsuef
MIR Forwood OF Liverpool moved that in the opinion OF
this conference, arbitration uon tie qdai9 "i eotvu
should be based upon grade and tlat th' Ndue sou o
fixed according To the Oihcl1l luolttvns W tne "'''
Nv Samuel smith OF Liverpool moved that, IN tho
ouuon of this conference IL desirable that cottou
nId me sold in America at its weight, and tina tho
yarions exchanges IN America oe it'luos'u w
TO give eject to this recommehdeuon' 0"'"'
adopted, ,., ,,oo,i,,ouslv 10 the
earct that the system Of sampliug cotton III
should I've the a. the lASerPo"' ,u,eic,n cotton
d, si.nllc that the classliicdtloh VI -
sbouId no adoptrd in all European shd ah'lsS'h Wra
ksts accoidug tho standards 10 oe s NY ea1
I,vsrnool Association, 10 he raihcu ny lf h's'.u ~
S,,tnr.l Exchange; that the se'elal ch'nahies ia
Amcric, he requested to appoint inspectors ~ Se.,u' 70
the condition OF ali cotton eApoTca, ' ,,, at ixnr
| Which s6ould be anne nded and thaf tiis conference
,1, mill cxt July To meet AT LNcGio5l "a. thc eau
80" nrnl,,rs, A.sociatou which are empowered 70
Nte drio,trs from American and Europ'@n' Nehanges
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
The convention then adjourned
ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
TICKET NOMINATED BY the REGULAR ORGANIZATION
FAILURE or EFFORTS TO HARMOSHE THE
TWO FACTIONS.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 1o.-'ihc Regular Re
publican Convention. which Ia, been in session for
tine pact two days, completed it, abors to-day by nom
mating the following state auH Electoral ticket;
For G0rrTH0r-Josrph Brooks.
Secro'ary Of S0tc-Joscph n. johnson.
AUditOr-H III. Miller
Treasurer Nicholas StrUb.
An,rHe rGsHsr1i-ThOmas II. Barnes.
Commissioner n IdI,ds-J. T. Jamicr.
SrperHicudrst n Pubhc HstrUctioH--W. II. Cham.
ChdHs,iiOr-ThOmas Bates.
Cierk ~ CbrHcsJy C0,trt-J. W. Jackson.
!Tcsid,ufd! EltctjTS-J. " sarbcr " W. Gibbs, a. H.
stamford r. 4. Fulton, G.. W. PrtcIrd, and l.. Gregg
The Convention large Jrd combined In II the lead
iuE elements aud thinking "f the party In the state
E2-Goy o. \. Hadioy presided. Gen. 4. " Bishop the
nominee Tor Governor oi the Republican uveE"n OF
July ~ S, rendered ,itiou rrcsid rtial Ecotor
on the ticket today but Refused All efforts 10 harmon
i1c the fictors OF the parry frcd, and they no"
have two state AMI electoral q .t'js in the held.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

WArEIrowN, y. Y, Aug. lo.-'The heat has been
IN this locality today TIE uttmomo;, indicating ~
BOsTOV. Mass. Aug. lO.--R. W. Drawn, in cunse-
qurncc nrsr ~ The position U Giind Master OF
thc luug, oil odd Fellows ~ Mahhachus,ttS
OGDEysBrrC. y. Y, Aug. 10. II. Moran,
whosataVd grocer liquor dealer of this city, failed
10 lay. The hahlhtrs OI asstis are hOt yet known.
PHiIADELPHIl, Aug. IO.-ihC lith annual session
Of The National Agricultural CynTrs, VIII be- held IN llH
Judges Pavilion OF The L1bilOn giOugds sept r. To-
ana u.
BI9DEr0RD, Ne, Aug. 10.-roday was Woman's
bay at tAe Temp rance camp meeting Mrs, Allen oi New.
Ior prciGe hddr-a were made by Ms Parker Of Dun
dee scotland, and Others.
TOUONTO Aug. 1O.-Procccdngs have been taken
aga. ~ to Norwegian bark ffrk, ~ the Wee. Admiralty
Court 1000 damage ior having sunk the
American sig schooner job johnson Of GloGcc.teT Mass
Oh tIc Bank Ui Newfoundland.
WAsHINGTOS, ID. c.. Aug. lO.-A corporation has
fluci tbs Dst,ct, 10 be- known \Vufn1ns
National University for the purpose ot arDrdHg
4lJugl knowledge the sciences divinity medicine and
Law. both A Theory aud practice
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.-Ihe Canadian crickctcrs
had a contest W HerDn tuh % this city yesterday.
The Canadians iIEifrs scortd l3J r MtriOEs
afo with but five ~ tie inning when gaino
war called account Of The darkness.