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,,uowy PoINr aoLn AND siI

~ vgR NISISa cOsPASY. Location Of
priacipsl place of business. san Francisco.
Isailoa Of works. Gold nul. storey eousty.
Nevada.
So,lcc 10 hereby given. thai al q meeting of
the isafi of Directors. held on the 10Th day 81
Oct der. is1G. ~ as-c-sm.nt ina. ~ OF Que
10 lac ttil PEE -hsrc va. levied npaa IN. capt
tai -ttck u the corporaiion. payable imuedl-
nt>iy, L. United Stst.- gold coin. tn the Secrr-
t.ry. AN the once of the Compsny. i;oom ~
ifsywNrrr uiiiiinx. Va. tis California street.
Nan rranAseo. Ca.hniA
Any s,ock upon which this assessment rhsll
,.,.,n uupaid .n the 2s,h day of November,
is.s. will ss Delinquent. and aisertiss d Tor sals
.tpaslic auction. aud unlces payment u made
h-.s,re viii bS sshi ON WEDNESDAY. the
a, h .,.y % pAcrtnbcr. lss6, to pay the deli--
o,rnt ts... sn~st. togutler with GOATS OF A.
,.rti.'as anil cxpfu--- 81 rli-.
Nv order % the B-sni ~ D.r.cto's.
JAMES srwLANns. s-er~tsry:
Oaee-locn No ~ uaywards raiid,nr. 80.
an California street. nan francisco. csn''shis
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STOLEN!

TROM WELLS, FARGO l. co.'s TX.
= prvrs, near Eurets, Nevada. Sovrmhef ":
1915, twenty shares Of Crown Point Told and
aiiver Mining Compsny's stock: cer,ineate
2l.s7o. ave shareri Certificate 2s.st5. ave
sharrs; Certificate 1890. nve shares; Ce1sIn.
OF schmiedsiI, Hoehstsdter 4 Co.. Trustees.
J.. J. VALENTINE.
uos7 Sd O.neral superintendent.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
ooUrm oPmiR aININ0 c0HPA.

= M.-Locsiion Of principal place Of basi.
ness, san Fraueisco, California.
Nevada.
N~otios.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock. on account OF assess-
ment mo. u levied On the 9th day OF Octo-
bar, is7s, the several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective sharsholders, - fol-
lowe:
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And in accordance with Law. and an ORDER OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 10th day OF
November. VIC. 90 many shares Of each parcel
of such stock % may bs necessary will 30 sold
Al publIc auction, d the store OF \. D..& CO
Raf,y. No % south O strpet. virginia. Nevada.
on pECENBRR EiQIlru, 1875, ct the hour o.
Is n. Of said day. 10 pay odd delinquent 1870
ment thereon, together Win costs oi Aa'e''~
ing and erpenses Of the sale.
ego. n. vINTxRBrRN. Secretary
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CAUTION.

HSicKgRBocHgR MINING COMPANY.
d. Location 10 waks. American Flat Mining
District, Ncvsd..-rh. public a.e hereby eal
toned against negotiat NJ the feiloutrg CIT
urc.tes OF stock In the above Cimrahy. 'he
-hni. az a porticn % the same having bsen
sid for A. s.meat No. IS, n vcmbcr q. ls's;
No. Of No. Of
S.m- Certificates. sharr-.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

OUfcx OF TnR CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Osmpany, Gan francisco. California. 90
ysmb>y .. tSt6.-Ats meeting OF the board o.
DirectorS or the aboyenamsd Company. neIe
this dsy. q dividend (No. u Of Two poilars Pc
shars wsz declared, payable on whpNsSpA
November 18Th. Trnsfer ooohs eos~h uh''
the 18th instant. .o .-
nolH I'm q. u uOnDON bcrtctsfy.
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= Any naYAN aINiNa toM.


Ia PASY.-Lsaiioa of principal pisee oi
ba.lne.s. San frsneiseo, California
Locaiot of works. y ovvry Mining Disthei.
storey county. Nevada
Natice /. hereby given. that Al . meeting II
the nsird of ircctor-, held oh the .oth DAY of
November. isIe. an as-e-smrnt mo iDof rity
Gents per share ~ss lcvies uI~'n the rsp'lai
stock cf the corporation, payable iminediateu.
In uniiei stats. g,ad coin. In the Secretary.
nj m. Office of IN cptn,sny, hooin No. 4 hey
vari'- rutidins. No. sl9 C.fitornla street. Van
frznct-co. Cs,ifOrnlAL
AM SOCK u;s,n which this ss-c..meat shail
remain unpaid on the 18th Hay uf December,
fsls, will he delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public ~snction. AMI unL--- psyment 10 made
before will he -oil on THURSDAY. the 18Th
cay of January. ls';. tn pay tho delinIn-nt
asses-ment. to- ether With costs oi Advertising
and xpensc- ~ sale.
Nv order of the itpsri of Dlr~etor-.
wM. n. MccLtSrOCk. Secretary.
O~nfcs-iloom No. Z Hay BAIL lind. No.
az Calf ruiA street. San Francisco. California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
MINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN;

MINT GOLD AND SILVER MN:
MI mo coMPANr.-Location Of principal
place OF business. San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. state Of Nevada
Noiice.-Thcre are delinquent upon the FOB
lowing de.oribed stock. on account OF 40.
scssment tho. is) levied On tho i2th day OF DC
tober. 1870, tho several amounts set opposite
me OF the respective shareholders ~
follows:
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q. D. STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

nrort.AR MEETING EVERY SATURDAY..
TX EVENING, at TN O'clock. at Mirers
Union Hail, u erect. Virginia CITY.
I'm ' >. T. GREENWOOD. RS.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
AMI MINING

CUCCOR MILL AND MINING
y COMPANY Location Of principal plaza
Of business. san Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining Dis.
triet. storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There src delinquent upon tho fol-
Iowing-de,erib-d stock. on account Of assess-
ment $50. i6) levied ON the 18th day OF septcm.
her. iS7e. the several amounts st opposite the
Of tho respective s~hareLolders. - fol.
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I,OsrpONP,spNr.

The above sals Of delinquent stock IL post.
poned until TuErDAY. the i2th day Of Decem.
Der. 1916 d the sans hour and place.
by order OF ths Hoard Of Trustees.
WV. n. WATSON Secretary.
Ban Franciseo. Cal. Nov. -. 1870. no77td
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r ANY WARRINGTON MINING

Ia cOMPANY.-Location Of principal place
OF business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold hhil. storey eoun-
", Nevada
NoIice 10 her by given. that At a meeting Of
the Bosrd % Directors. held on the ll'h day OF
November. 1876. an assessment CNo.sl OF fiiy
(sc.D Cents per share wss levied upon ths
dlstcIy. In United states gold coin. to the sec.
retary, al the once Of the Company. Room ~
Hsywari's building. ti9 CAiifsrhia street. san
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this s-ses-msnt shall
rcmaln unpaid on the itth day OF p,e"nberl
isT6. will be delinquent. and advertised Tor
sAle at public auction. and unlcrs payment ,s
made before will be- sold on the sEcoNp
DAY OF JANUARY. isss. To pay the de
linauent assessment. together with costs oi
aivertislng and expenses OF sale.
ny order OF the Board OF Directors.
u. l.. THO Mas. secretary.
Oniee - Room ~ Hay~aId's Building, san
Francisco. California. hoistn
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


0LOnE CONSOLIDATED MININe
IL COMPANY Loo .tion Of principal place
~ h,.tne.. San Francisco, California
Location Of works. Gold iiiil. storey county,
Nevada. ..A
,hs Do,,d OF DIRECTORS. held sn the NH day
Of Octoser. is1s. an a.sessment mo. " OF
twenty ave Cents per snare WAS levied upon
the capital stock OF tls evaporation. payable
immeiisirly. IN Unitei states gid coin. 70 the
secretary. Al The oface OF tae Company. Rom
No. I. tDs Mjttgomery street., San Francisco,
An, stock upoa which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 3th day Of Noyember.
1919. viii DO deiinqueus.. and advertised ~
sale II pabii, auction. and unie..
made before will be cold on WEDNESDAY.
the auth day % Deeember. 1873. TO pA' the De
lin lusnt as-e>sment. tsge,her viii costs OF
Advertising A.d expenses OF sae.
Ny order OF the hoard Of Directors.
W. n. BO8AkT. SECRETARY.
once Room No. I. Goa Montgomery street.
San francisco. California. oe5sd
NATION GOLD AND slLvEk
eipa, place Of business. San francisco, Cali
Laeailoo Of works. De,n's Gate District.
Lyon county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. thai 81 . meeting OF
the Hoard OF Directors. held on the 9Th day
al AnNN LN-N ANfHs -
one Dollar per vhArv Ma levied upon We
capital stock ~ the corporation. payable I'm
medlately. In Unii.i STATES gold coin. w the
S.,r.tary. at the once ~ the Company. Room
10 HAyxard's Baiidsns. No. tw Caiiornia
street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Asse.smen, snAn
remain unpaid on the iath dav Of. Dccemeci.
lsf6. will be delinquent. and advertised tor sAie
At public auction. and unlc-s paymcnt 10 male
before win be sold on TUESDAY. the second
(7dl DAY of January. 1871. To pay the deiin1ueni
ssss.sment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order Of tho Bad o. D,rsss"ss.
Ofics-Room ~ Hsy bullding. ". Gil
California sirvet. ssn frsnei.e I. cAAlforuia-
GOULD a. CURRY slLvEn HIN.
(I mo COMPANY. = Location Of prineipai
pIaes of business. san hrsncisso canI"el,a
Location Of works. Virginia s'ofe' eosh"
Nevsds.
Notic. Il hereby given. that al q mes,in.
of Inc n ard 90 Dirrctorv. held on the isth
DAY Of November. fsT6, an assessment tNo
nj Of one Dollar ttn per snare Was Lewis
upon the capital stock Of the eorpofs
ION. psyahIe Immediately. In United state
roId e.in. Ia m. secretary. al the ociee o. IN
Eomnxny. Repin No. % Nevada b. NJ. "
Honis snefy street, San francisco. CNiiofnia
ANY stock upon which thi. assessment shsl
remain unpaid on the 9TH day of peecmosf
1879, viii be del,naaeht- and .iseru.es
lar ale Al public auction. and miles. pay
mrnt IL made before VIII Dc roid ct
TUESDAY. the lei day OF January. lst'
10 nav the delinquent as-c-sinent, i"sethel
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
LIZ order Of the bard OF Directors.
AlFRED X. DuRBROw. S.erctsry.
one.-Koom No. % Nevada Heck. No. u
Montgomery ,tr~t. IA, Francisco. caiiforni'
nDlNtu
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r ExiNarON MININ0 COMPANY

IL Lccation OF trihetpai UNIV W es''"N
san Francisco. California
Location 90 works, Oold liil Mining Die
triet. Nevada
the board Of Directors. held on the 10Th day OF
November. ls.b. an A-sesrment tso. u OF rive
Cents per .hars Was levied upon the capital
.tors u the corporation. psyabi" Immediately,
In Unit-d state. gold coin. Ia the Secretary. Al
The ofhee OF IN. Company. 81 Pine street,
Rooms Is AMI u, san Francisco. California. a.,
ANY stock upon which this assessment rhsl
remain unpaid ON tho i2th day OF Deceubef
ls!o, will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale
AZ public auction. and unless pAym.nt y mAhe
,lay Of December, 1870. tn pay the delinquent
ssse-smcnt, together with costs OF advertising
IL. CoSGpoN, Secretary.
Oniee-3O Pine street, hoona ~ and ~. san
FRANCISCO, California noijtu
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CHNp sSo. TO O. r. R0wBLL a 90.
~ New York. for Pamphlet. Of 100 pagrs. con
tsininc lisis Of 3.0oo rswspaperr, and ertimates
showing cost OF advertising. mrif
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NuLSER CoNsOLIDArED Ms;

~ mo COMP any Location of principal
place Of business, Virginia, Nevada.
Nevada.
There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock. On account Of assessment
mo. ~ levied upon the 9Th day Of October.
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. rs fol.
lawa.
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Cola nm, New, October Is, 1918. oc7sil
K MISlS,

n coMPANY.-Locaiion Of Principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California.
Location af works. American Flat Mining
District. storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that a. Q meeting OF
the nsari of Directors. held on the thirteenth
l3th) day of November. ISIS, m assessment
mo. 49, Of One Dollar and Twenty-n.e Cents
ltl 81 per share was levied upon each and every
share % the capital stock of the kIiek.rboeter
Mining Oompiny rvprvs, nted by esrtincstes
Issued prior 10 tbs second l7dl aay OF April.
isfe, and In the sum Of Thirty Cents lJohl per
share upon each AMI evey share % the said
capital stock represented b. certificates Issued
subsequent To the second CadD day Of April.
isfs, payable Immediately. In United STATES
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. 81 the once OF NE
Company. No. - Academy Builiing. No. SO
Pine suvst, IAN Francisco. California
Any stock UPON which this assessment shall
| rem ain uspAid on SATURDAY. the ,6sh day OF
| December, 1919. shall be deemed Delinquent.
/ and will be duly advertised tor "a . 81 pub ie
auction. and unless payment shall DO made be-
fore will BE- sold on THURSDAY. the fourth
"a HI day of January. is1s. to pay the delin'
ausnt assessment. osethsr with eosts of advrr-
tisiug and expenses OF sails.
NJ order VI tho board VI Dlrectors.
n. sAYliE. secretary.
Onhee-No. % Academy iiuiidlng. No. IN Pine
strcct, san Francisco. California. nolttd
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the cut before they were brought TO check
by being turned down the small embank-
ment where the young man was killed. At
times the disnlounted cars had swerved
from the track their full width, and what
prevented the wrecking OF the whole train
is a mystery to every one.
A most touching scene occurred after the
accident. About O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Tup-
per arrived on the ground, having been
sent for by the unfortunate youth, who was
perfectly conscious OF his approaching
death. His piteous lamentations that he had
sighted and neglected every opportunity to
make peace. with his God until this terrible
accident had forced him to it, and bis refer
ence to the entreaties Of his mother, who
had offered him inducements to stay from
this train, were exceedingly affecting. The
minister succeeded in calming his mind and
directing to the only hope, and had the
pleasure OF leaving him satisfied. While thus
engaged, q young lady who had been at
tracted thither by sympathy for the poor
fellow, discovered in him n near relative,
and the scene that occurred was touching
beyond description, melting to tears the
rough though men who were his compan-
ions in daily labor.
] have learned that he died in Staunton
yesterday afternoon, after having suffered
amputation. He was apparently twenty or
twenty-five years Of age.
No blame can attach to the operatives OF
the road for this accident, as it was caused
by one OF those unavoidable occurrences
over which they could not possibly have
had control.
The weather this morning was chilly,
sufficiently so to make thick clothing COM
Portable. Thus the sudden changes are pro-
ductive OF colds. our
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SUSSEX COUNTY.

DISMAL PROSPECT FOR \ TOBACCO CROP
PLANTS Observation-Disclosures OF THE PRO-
L"NGLp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOT ALL ami
CHARLOTTESVILLE GRAIN.
lInrrvsuun,l"Icc OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
PAKnAN's STORE, July -, 1876.
There ha> been hut little tobacco planted
in oar nr"hborhood since the war, it be-
iHg VERY difficult to get the labor to worm
aud sucker il. The fly destroyed Il great
Eany plants this spring, and we have been
suffering about six weeks from excess
,ivrlr hot and dry weather, which prevent
al the planting OF some Of the tobacco that
would otherwise have been planted. Cap
tan Riddle. who lives near Stony creek, III
tended planting about forty acres, but the
III in the plants and the dry weather has
prevented Him from planting half what he
intended. Others intended planting this
Year who had not planted before, but from
iiIr sam" caJisc> failed.
may say that all Of our crops are suffering
terribly from dr. weather. Our gardens
are literally parchcd and past redemption
hy rain. Our second crop Of clover is lite
rally dead. and corn terribly parched, but
may Recover in a measure from early rain.
II" peanut crop seems to stand the drought
h"Ner, and the cotton is doing toicrably
WEI.
"iT farmers are beginning to turn their
attention more 10 small grain-wheat and
"a'>-'t'ld to the raising OF their own supply
81 PORK. %". The present price Of cotton
A1ruiy pa:> the cost Of production. The
"H';N ana "at crop (wnter oaD were very
Eo'o' ana The hog supply is better than it
Aa> been for years.
We are beginning to try to live within
ourselves, and there is less disposition to buy
on ''h"' We are living gerry economically
~ hCpcs 81 having better START next year,
should Tie Lord bless lis with good crop.
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Storm in tlc,sil,, on,I

The caTas OF the late Southern Con-
federacy- fair Richmond on the ,Jeems -
is 0 municipal none-such. Whatever she
attempts IS done lii style peculiarly and nm.
approachably her own. Her old ST. Johns
church rang with the first bold cryfor liberty.
which now, after hundred years, echoes
and reecfoes around the world. When Abe
undertook to burn q theatre she did II
SO that continent shuddered with bor-
ror, and no rival in the performance has
yet appeared. During the war her heroism
and devotion made every foot OF her soil
hallowed ground till time shall be no more.
Baptized in the blood OF heroes and the tears
OF angels her every clod is consecrated.
While her grand river runs on to the sea
the deeds OF her sons and her daughters
shall move the historians pen and wake the
poets harp. Her capitol disaster stands
peerless among death-scattering smash-ups
and erash-downs. When all other places
were still and stupid few months ago
she got up an earthquake which brought
tough old sinners-even some within
three grades Of editorial iniquity-to.
their knees, and furnished her parlors and
kitchens with gab-materiaI, conversational
soap, for many long weeks. She frescoed
her most fashionable church, and Art has
since thrown away her paint-pots, used her
brushes for mortar hair, and snapped
her chisels for dog-knives. Such lazar-
house lot Of halt, lame, blind, dis
eased, and decrepit saints, angels, and
cherubs were never before plastered
over temple ceiling in heaven above,
or in earth beneath, or anywhere else under
the earth. She gets up more and livelier
cowhiding scrapes to the acre than any
other village in our hemisphere. She has
Just had a Radical ratification meeting and
coaLmine explosion. And now, to cap the
climax of her WITNESSES, she has gone into
the storm business. Her first effort is
grand success.-Raleigh Sentinel.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE.

BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Thc Banking and
Currency Committee adjourned to to-mor-
row, when some conclusion will be reached
il possible. The Legislative appropriation
conference report good progress toward
adjustment.
CORPORATIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Among the con-
firmations to-day were those OF Thomas j..
Brady as Second Assistant Postmaster
General. and George T. Talbot, Solicitor OF
the Treasury, Uice Bluford Wilson.
BRIEF ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Bluford Wilson
il here to testify before the whiskey commit
tee. :,
The Controller of Currency has declared
a final dividend to the creditors Of the First
National Bank of Washington, paying them
in full. ;,
The President has signed the silver and
army appropriation bills; also, resolution
removing General Beauregard's disabilities.
The majority report OF the Naval Commit
tee concerning the alleged abuses IN the
navy, &C., is signed by all the Democratic
members and by Mr.. Burleigh Republican,
the latter saying in note that he signed the
report as read, believing it to DC IN
accordance with the evidence, but ne
has no sympathy with so much OF L. the
report as il OF partisan character. They
are now preparing their views upon the SUE
ject. The points OF the majority report
have been published.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has
telegraphed the Indian agents at Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail to turn over their charges
tn the military officers ut Camps Robinson
and Sheridan. This was done 70 nave per-
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PROBABLE Homc1pE BY LuSATIc.

PROBABLE HOMICIDE BY A LUNATIc.-
Friday afternoon between and O'Clock,
at house on Sixth between Mulberry and
Walnut streets, crazy colored man by the
name of Mathew Ashe, who had been tied
to prevent him from doing any injury to
himself or others, succeeded in freeing him
self from the fastenings put upon him, and,
Selling stick about two and half feet
long and three inches in circumference,
made a furious attack upon his sisters child,
the mother being the wife OF q man by the
name OF Jones, and beat it horribly about
the head, fracturing its skull. He then
turned upon his sister and gave her Sc
we're blow or two on the back of the head,
causing an ugly wound, from which the
blood flowed very copiously. The infu-
rated mailman was finally seized, tied, and
taken to the guard-house and locked up in
a CELL Wilmington IN. c. Star.
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JERUSALEM CONQUERED ROME Rabbi
Mendelsohn, of Wilmington, n. c., in a
sermon in the Synagogue Bethel at Norfolk
Saturday, commenting upon the destruction
Of the Temple, said he thought "that the
careful observer OF events could not say
that Rome conquered Jerusalem, but the re-
verse, Jerusalem conquered Rome, since we
now hear wherever we go, whether in ca
thedral, chapel, tabernacle, or synagogue,
the Psalms Of David chanted, the Laws of
Moses taught, and the wisdom Of Solomon
promulgated; so much so that every reli-
gious denomination bases its doctrines and
duties on the ancient Jewish Bible. sThere-
FORE he said, sweep We not for the destruc-
ton of Jerusalem, for the downfall OF walls
of wood and stone, since with the very
smoke that issued from the Holy of HOLES
the doctrines of true religion and the seed
of true civilization were scattered broadcast
in all quarters and climes.'"
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GENERAL. INTELIIaEScE.
ToRNAp6 xT R.o,cK;.4.I-WlGY,


| NEW YORK, Jaty "a. Yesterday after.
noon a tornado swept over RockaWay
Beach, the like Of which has not been known
there for thirty years. Several steamboats,
lying at the WharFes were more or less
damaged, md some of the restaurants were
unrooied. No loss OF life Is reported.
FIVE YOUNG GIRLS DKowNED.
ST. JOSEPH, NO., July 24.--While James
Cross was boating with FIVE girls on the
lake near the city yesterday one OF the
girls in reaching for water capsiZed the
boat. All were drowned but Cross. The
girls were Germans, aged from seven to
sixteen.
LONG MARCH TO THE CENTENNIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-At IL O'Clock
this morning the Cincinnati Light Guard
arrived at the camp near the exhibition
grounds, having marched the entire dis
lance from Cincinnati. The time occupied
en- route was twenty-nine days. They will
remain three weeks.
CHAMPION WRESTLING-MATCH.
BALTIMORE, July 24.-The contest be-
tween Thiebald Bauer, Frcnchman, and
William Miller, an Englishman, for the
championship in wrestling and 1000, took
place tonight at Ford's Opera-House be-
fore 5000 persons. Both were in excellent
condition. The first round was finished by
Bauer throwing Miller. Time, fifty-eight
minutes. The second round was called at
$40 z. M. Miller seized Bauer by the neck,
and after a struggle OF four minutes forced
him to the floor, gaining the round. The
third and last round was called at 10 o'clock.
Miller, after several feints, again grasped
Bauer by the neck, and after fierce strug-
Gle OF fourteen minutes succeeded in land
ing him on the floor. winning the match.
Bauer was the favorite at. the commence
ment of the struggle.