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THE SARATOGA RACES.
Brsther TO Basscti. Permission, and Chignon
the Winners.

tue W miners,
SARAToGA, Aug. 1.-THE weather here
to-day was dark and lowering, but tue track was
very deep In dust. In the Grst race. a mile dash
Tor two year olds, for which there were four en-
tries. pools were sold ~ follows inmsdi .teiy be
fore the start. Brother to Blssett. 800. sllU {;
Romney, So, sjl; Courier. so. So; Josie C..
$50. ttO. Wi,h an even start they went arouad
the turn; ROnnev leading Slightly, closely fol.
loNed 10y Josie c. R1mney Kept the lead TO the
half.mile pole, which all passed In bunch !;
then Brother To BIsset went 81 the front. ana
Kept tao lead to the end. winning bv SIX lenctns !;
hemney second, with Courier ouly neck be-
hind. Time. las.
In the second r Ca dash Of two miles for a
purse of sIlO-ihere were out two entries Vests
Prefton. three ysirs old. carving 81 pounds, and
Nctraths Aaron Pennington, i've years old. car
rylns liz pounds. Preston W - the tavOrita. : IL
ing at $50 gain,i tl65 Preston took the lead ana
cut out the running. having lead Of three or
four lengths 10 the last nalf mile. when Pen
niuHton BEGAN to close 40. Coming into the
stre' On Pennington l1pped. bit aid not show in
'front.' I'll JIst at ths Gnsh. waen swim rush 81
ltm uuder the string q winner by half a length
IN dHk. ne nrst mile WAS run I'm 1850.
IN" thifd rtc- was h1ndictp for twD-year-
old-. distance thrcc-qu1rtets ~ a mile, for
wnicn there were six entries. on which 90 Is
w"r- r1uiily s'lI 1t these rates: CiovsrorooK,
500; tnifnon Cit tili; Primo 'ss, $gj, sister
y Ba--ctt, $l1; blno zlne, flO; pituet COR,
go. AMER several fal's start q. tho a ~ dropped
with Princes IL ding, Cnisnon lapplng. and
th- tay ri'e quifr IN the r. ar. Cniynlu got the
lead 81 tle neal II the stretch, ami KEEP IL to
tue mt, Ciov.rorpoS. wnO had to run around
the other horses, teiu- good second, Princes
OF Ihule tuird. Time, i.ls4.
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Col. 0icou Not in the show Businr.-.

To THE Error OF ruE SuN-SU: Following
Ia paragraph froR totaT'5 SrN
Henry :. Olc1U has taken Slalc, the apirituqlistic
nfrorn'r,t - Europe, plving nm tiOnn1 u ythrltud
travel Ing eK3cs - aud lutelilug to give exhtDtioAs
m several countries.
ihis allegation, watch Is travelling over ths country.
IA not true. Avn not in the show business. nor am
ever nkcy 20 ne-rycn with "mnril W TX works" or
medium as tn' attraction, Last year rested sundry
Wc'ium, tnnt ut tnc tea nl' Ortl az request n
parties prr.entlng the Imperial lmvcr.it OF -. Pc.
u ne rNperlmrntrd with. After she dscre itlDle
course ut sac committee OF scleut.s hai aroused pip
VA lals9ai1l aud di..n.i llhlu lsu .sit ,hda
l1Joriy OF the net non had Issued tgcf pullc Pro-
!rsl, am one OF the scr ne sori.urs uni'rt,,tn
10 SIT tn" claims OF sprtu1usu was again apnf lri
10 Acuunii'o ni nuhl'ntn and gentlemen, among
whom were CERTAIN corresponding Follows ~ lne iurI
kurich SucicN, rrWtrd tu inf, through the fu-c Of
bfrrr, VI igAu & D., sum of Ouet hf paid tO che
medium SaIr. tor VISITING St. Pc err burg abOut v. !,
Rnu remnu NJ there three months IN thHir hchsit
OK cut Acourac' WITH Sade. taSing cuiity Tor his
ffofmucr ~ nfs o1lggtilns. lie sailed July ami
IL hoA IN England exciting as It appears, the grciese
lhtprrs M ul7 purAunoul
Settler IN ms riec nor any other have pro0t"l
penny by ANYTHING have written, spoeon, or done ~
c1unrcil IN WI IN psNrhpugrN NV SIG tluus. lhN
have been m de tor my own instruction ana Ia the in
tcrC-t u sclrnrV, HENRY q, bLcOfE
INV YORK Aug. H.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YonK. rhursday. Aug l1.-BcceIpts OF
nccvrs wee IS car load, or Loo held wing go
since Mgrd,v, ngunst i1ni TO- tne same tiiie ls-t
veeS. The 81 ear loads Of red al TIE Jersey cav
ke place were IN nly uatVe Western steers urina-
~ u prime qualty, aud all we're rad sold ric-
On aiNace ir.t NvhicruaN rIag prices, the at
lO9loit.. n. 10 drc-s tdt55 rs 10 the eto.s cwt
Or a. 10 very good naty, Sc" az Sla4 r dress
5AsJ1 ms aLd car lot - 81 mli1n Col sra 10 cattle,
h-d Over from esteriiv. AZ tac. T. D. 10 ~
Anon 700 lat Cnictgo cat lee, -rlyrd late Sxeth
rect. re LIVED for t. borrow Fridiyl.
Receipts 81 calves rrs 50 ne, king $40 since
Monday, AKA - to- fuf tu zane nr week. Tie
delna 10 WIS strong r good So X snd former quota.
ions we're IN y maintained Nnkfed vclls, coarse to
prlmr. rance from DC e. NC y 2 some gra,sers ald
ouicrni cilye, we're 81 At ~ sic n; Ctner lots
az e. HlN 81 D mead.
k,ceip,s Of sheep ami lambs were "a cars, or 1881
mead, vita cars more Co arrive, making to al OF 06gl
since Mpndiv agiinst H.2iS Tor tue same time last
HeeA SuerP we're comparttively scarce ana shale
nri.r VITA sales - common 10 prime AZ 4d6'gc. N.
Lambs were more tan poniy. and inferior ordi
nary qll tiles were forced any prir' buyers
would orr incu.ing Car iolI a. &c. n. ami sev-
eral car Loads AZ 30 iac ir amp- were sold
a. 5iesGAr. n, ana fey choice Jersey do at &c.
Rec inis OF noes were =. car loads GOA head
lux 7&3 Monday against OIL for tn same ims
last week. None for sale alive.
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THUusDAY, Aug. 17.-FLOUR AND MEAt,-
Ts or demand Sa a Va ses eg rom rea rsn
and snah Amor ca ana ne sales incud large iine
1000 bols. At sij0; grade brands quiet Corn mor
S. c.tr Sgaf ao wsrn $500 $500
wiea, ex.rss. si3leiis' DO. * ant ky. 81 400
i sofa patent tGas7.5J. city .nlnpinx extra sis0S
S2 c fSa.sS 5so 3's ezra q @ sAH9 too S ss
western, y. ;osfS99 B4adysinc, $500 sj.s5. Rye
corToS-sp.is qulel agd ,tsady rales oos bales.
lure deliveries as,in dcclnei i.is4S3r Ssas ss 700
p,ie , ,loing with buyers at ~ II so. Tor August
NovemnGr, i'4c for December IL 1880. fur JAM
H,y a9d llAe for Ienrg n, Liverpool market quleter;
.p pfoy's s s., in iF demand ant e,y on the
W. lot e4 prime nul l9r tu!u delivery there
closing ,l7So Tor SEP c,nb ana as Tor october
c1 IN , no ~ sna Wy a, 10 Tor e. long clear
fnl sigg 10 Tor e. We,io NJ aud futur cidedy
,smber slo 6st iot o taber anu y - f,f 0ccc nSer
9gl, STATE 1rAias ara 40 ,s6te7r. pals. a9esSoc.;
iiesac cGece vefy GT, State fae ns % ee p1es
We, 70 o.. 5ssc. Les lover al 1SsIejse. for Test
GRAIN -waea steady ard IN better demand Gales,
5oO1 a,h i..eadlnS sioCo bush amber Mchiss!
9oe In st.rci ~ On case spring SAID At pSc 81 Is
iiI5 delivered No. Chi 70 Ping al s5 mo-,
I'VE 1t soi It SIC Tor csnsis Ia bont or les;
~ Us b Sg f %eAn i4s RGor c sS9ss ;sss
II 1"c for warm Clic1gJi 40 for cnocc Tor export
.c DC. fp' new mixci AZ itiiia. for white state
lhdla1 Corn hrHtr for sound aud over fnr warm
sanpes les ti2nOO bush. az igi j2c FOR hot 5Ia5br
t9r warm oOe5ic. for western mixed steamer; b9,4a
5Sr. Tors ~ miNcd hS6r Tor tuOire do; round state
yellow 52c. Forward 3eiiyrry quiefi 5j'. quoted
Tor septeui e. and 80 ddlc. Tor southern white.
hROc ERiE4 Ton Mas quiet I4it nt8iSr gold
for ip; aud sS23c" gol Lava. bus VIA s0cxscon.
sifcrhy r. iuced, nod RS are nrn Rice quiet. Mo-
as7cs Ytry rr et iOc flr % ~ good
n-rn and hrin Ht tn late sales reported
~ lSo ha. and ~ uHs., including stififal. on
Wl.c, itI 90 goo 'rctn4hr ca nu-cot ado 40 1X94ci
staudtrn crushed
suNbRiEs-eprits turDeutinc was nrmcr with $50
hbl. sold tt 2Ai.c iusias qulc, hut steady
a. tl53i4b !01'. .or common to good atralnei.
Ietrnl'u y tctNe 4ni ni'Isr; sales were 80 600
u ~. hned ~ 1sA sts7k fi!s ipis clos'Hr
latter txrrs ais % ~ tupf.. at Phi neipntl At the
same hsug crude IN DulN. quote her" llts1I4e.
ocean irelyh W. que ana easier for b,fiu rOUu
petroleum vessels ware active and hrnrr. Gram to
Lseropi. b. - an. siiql 40. go Lisuo h.. gold
renned petroleum & Bristol s.. isii DO. - Hrehien
or AM Wrrr A. HitsJFs Coz to IN Hattie. o.. g.; do
frOu iniltd 'iphii 10 d. Isl wm9keY quiet aud nom
igai az Ll2L sl.lGi1 lauw steady ~ for prime.
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transactions Yesterday Mt the Exchange com
pris Il rccosure ga esby:
Is ', harnctt' one iou--story brick house, with LOT,
2oNVSp on th' south Size Of Tarty t1lrd street goo
feet ~ OF Eleventh avnnua saon ,,.t-,nt,,r, o,.
three tory bcS H. use. VIA lot l5Ngs on tnn snuih
nuc. t5.ps5 &, aintiiID. - '" wv
ny VIA. Kennedy. one house. with lot 2,xi05 ON In,
nor sidc Of Ftfty fOurt! -Cci 100 feet wcsf az Tst
avenue. ~ 0io. a. TIE hodct OF tue tt d NOR gage
Ihe toll WING property n tnnf unrnd for eaie .dav
al t." Exch ngc ulder fJr clopre Oae hou e aud lof
on the tou SIDE OF THIRTY street. east VI Ter
lngtOn avenue and 1T on Ne sou side OF
Tort -eiShtt street, west % LeKing,q avenue anu
west OF SJutn Filth avenue.
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Arrived -rarnsnAY. An.. II.

HfIIFFu
Steimship Leo. Havana mIse ami pas.
steamship STATE Of PenasN ivania, Glasgow mdsc and
sieam,Hip HOLLAND. London. inlse. aud pass.
s!eihilp ~ sulItor, Whining On " g., naval stores
AMI pas.
steamship George Cromwell. Halifax. misc. an pass.
hte.arhlp r. C. hli-ht, Nrurs et0N, u. &C. AlIsr. anJ
pass
stcamship Harris urx. Pllia .cinhil.
steNn-un Gen. Nhit -, b 80 "a.
sttainrh up Old pIWinlou. Richmond City Point ami
NurfuIn Noise. and pass.
BarN d .uule -We-uy. tette. salt.
BtrA Gan "a. Mania. -uyAr.
Bars trna Ceriol O i',ustown IN ballast
brl- Aiahe, Ntnds %, y 81. stone.
: l \ I.
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Richmond Coun,y in,he saratoga Convention.

The Richmond County Republican Convention
met yestcrlay, At Stspleton, Stuen Island, aud nlm
mated az delegates the state Convdaton sarato>1
the Hon. George Vim. Curtis Oy acclaim ton. aud Wis.
nef H. Iownscnd AMI John j. Unuscmln o. ballot
resolution urging the Importance OF nominating for
Governor a ttiel Republican OF national reputation,
and declaring II the sentiment Of tao Convention that
thr Hon. VIM. NJ. Evlrt' or cxuov. h, u. Morgan
would he buch a candidate, was adopted 10y over.
whr alny vote after sMrt I'd deuae In lirh Mr. Cur.
ts, tnr Hon D. W Jddd, G. @. NnrSell, Capt. House.
man, AM ]. W. pImQutOn paItlvlplteL
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The Albany Towing Company sold out.

ALBANY, Aug. 1.-THE property Of the Albany
and Canal Towns Company was sod by auction to-day,
AMI brought very small prices. -Four steanhO were
sold - Cor el Co., Or t2oloo seven freight harges
TO q l., scdntn,i ehO1i Iuur cod ana wood b1fges
20 !. ", Nlyen, Tor $3.50. The properly cost nearly
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rhc Mutual. ncareu by ,hr Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l7.-rhe following Is the
scor' ot a gime Of base bah PLAYED here to-day be-
twocn the Mutuis ana Athletic.
Mufual- ..................... q q 9 | o ,
Athletics. .......... % 1-l3
Umpire. ". Wiit1n ~ the Olympics
Time OF game, . hours
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The Grea. Coli Race pecInrca on.

ST. PAUL, MIMI. Aug. 1.-THE much talked
OF between Con. ". +. Kings colt Nicoe, ana he
Graf's colt Swift Wing y ich was to have been run
Aug % Tor $1,000 g. N Congressman Kilg having nam
hs forfeit Ins mitch hat attracted the attention uf
hor,cu,u rom lr flct thit 10 vas made at tae time
the Gotta wore fJIieI, three years ago.
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WARRINGTON, Aug 10, 1870
the 80" M.fSONS.
Tho Names Of the Officers Elect Tor the Ensu-
Inc farce Years.

The Supreme Council Of the Northern Masonic
jurisdiction continued ia session IN X ,no Hal yeser
day. Five honorary members were INFLATED. The non.
AIRY mpmners prtiuoned for, and obtained, the new
title Of sovereign Grand lnspectors .Gencra'. The
Council accepted an iuy alton from W. j, Florence,
tho actor and brother Mason, To attend WsacA =
Theatre In q boiy. The following named gentlemen
NCr" elected ON crs Tor three years; Josiah Dram.
mOnl ct Maine, Grant Commander; HenrY l.. sulnrr.
Wisconsin, l'uipnmt Commanders J1.eph d. Evans.
New lora MlmslcrO STATE; n ruln Ei, ONO, q. T..
Gencrti Clinton T. Page, Sew YORK. Grand ctciary :
Genera II T.. samuel l., L.wrence, Massachusetts, q.
Of Archives ". 4. steven, Ilnuo.s nraud NJ Gen.
era Of Ger monies u. 5. Glolwln Iowa Grand Mar
shaISgncrti Il. iiltny ConnGctent' Grand stand,
tplalni Grand Dputle,- ". kennv, Name
lrr, vermont samuel { Lawrence, ,Mnssschuseusi
nectcut Joseph II. iough, New jersey Anthony B.
Tracey, hichg ni EnlCh 1. Carson, ONO; h. q, H..
Hamilton Indiana; Homer a. Johnson, Illinois, ana
Abram ID. Alden, Wisconsin.
Pnrlor suites, from go; chambsr suites, 500 I;
drtssnS case sules so taes':y br~sel', ~ eAlrn'
sion nles, tU mhn ~Arpats ,heap. COwpertnW ATS,
100 ana lb7 chatham greet .-Afp.
MGnell's Teething Cordial lulls tins Inf mt Int D
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The EIcvn,cd Rni.road 10 be Built.

Judge Van Ioesens order IN the suit OF the
Ninth Avenue Railroad against the Elevated Railroad,
Med yesterday No further decree being necessary
dis i've tue INJUNCTION work On the traek ~ be
.uIne ed al OnCr.
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Think I am bilious. One dose OF Qulrk's lrlsl
Tea wlA relieve You. aold ny druggists. -~idg.
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Gnslntss ,lniltts.

The smooih and plrn>ani TASTE of Nilk %
VI 2Ata IMAGES IL csptCil ut irauu 70 utdy
e"4I4IeAs ulseAset IA va. % d. a,ways tu-c-e.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-18

Use iioimun's Aguc Hut Liver Pad, ami discard
QUINN a positive cure siJaln 81.
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Cris'rdor1's Urtr 1--WE ac's lrstan'aneousiv. Al
Nals pr9une,s NC sn.les dr.lrel. ~ IOAn y.
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Efficient Remedy fAe comfortable. elective,
NO. U.s. brOAuw-y,
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HTNrt~rRf Al lana RUE ny
sun rises 10 sun sets. 50 No)l ri4s,. IS
ii,sh WAriH-rit-
andy HOOK. a Vi Goy. 4siaun. 80 hen u lte.. ~
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Anv Que eau ger niu ngc. that io,urroy's
kastle uss 10 The bee. i.Irs - 40 biua.way.
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i.0NAL nANANN LOlrn4.h.
,Hnn.OfO

NNl he drawn on Aug. 4 Puyes casheli orleR
hlledi Information furn sh'i tree
tAl LOi. = co., banNerA
AV.ll Walls ). \,
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MGnells Teethng Cordial lulls tins INF mt Int
aheatulu sleep, Prce ~ eeAss pOtte.-Adr.
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tuen stated TO MIN In detail oil that had
pissed tween Cam, bell and my self Of ny
making Application to nm UetDre the opening
OF the Centennial Tor the purpose OF selling tuiS
mcut ui PuUlli CImtOr,, and Ot the Proposition
uI Nj ka~sOu, the Clair!nI a. OF the PuOic Com
fort Z Imnit,ee, 10 sell me this privilege Tor
sun oi money.
me. General then sail. But Kass IN denies
THIS l replied, 'Grner IL can produce tho
pest OF evidence, ana II you desire II, viii fur
nlsh IL AZ any time you SAY. lie nol only ma !e
this prOpo-ltOn, tut offered u enter At once
sought, for when he wanted part o. tho money
IN hand, aHDtucr pottiun Wueu he produced tue
contract signed by you, AMI the balance IN
thirty and Sky day. vine IA prupOsttl IA WAS
went with me AT my REQUEST, ami whom wall
bring before you ~ prove the Tact II you so
desire. have also utuer eyidenC- # the exist
enco and WORKINGS OF "A powerful Ring WhIcn |
very augrily, Wen, sdppose II ID true, wat are
YOU going 10 90 about ~
49, IL Is clearly my duty 10 do something about
II, and knOw Of no better way than 10 ~ tle
whole m alter before tue Congress of the United
states, That they may take such action as the
"He answered. Il would ike 10 know what
Congress has to do with us. This Is private
ton any tnlng we d and II you mean that Tor a
threat. con tell YOU you VIII make precious
little out OF 10.
~ sid 10 him: Do not misunderstand me.
] want II distinctly understood that what say
Is not meant as threat but nave lald this
matter fairly before you IN Justice 70 yourself,
and In order that you may hdyc an opp Iftunlty
TO clear yourself Of TINS wrong II YOU nave no
pant Ia II. YOd as ound me wnsn yUu assert
that Congress has nothing TO do with the BKpO-
and half ~ the peopies money from CongressH
aud d. not your owa oAcsTs, wnen lobbyipg
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,...,,or Privileges Grnutrd on the PAYMENT
If Mon,v whrre II wnuld DO the Most
s,o1 r,c Advantage OF STANDING Ncnrthc
,,s,,ro of Power Is all this just kightf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-04
Presented with II Cane.

How and why we can't tell. But it
Is sure, that John $. Jackson has the
largest and cheapest stock of books and
stationery that was ever known before
in North Texas. Just think of it, the
latest styles of fancy note paper twen-
ty-iive cents per box. Also, writing
pens at seventy-hve cents per gross. A
fine stock OF inkstands, heretofore been
selling for four dollars, reduced to two
dollars. Pocket books, albums, cutie
~, blank books, pictures and picture
frames, school books and IN iscellane.
GUS oooks,copying presses letter books,
TIME books, of all kinds, wrapping pa
per, and musical instruments of all
kinus' Family bibles enough TO make
al the people In Northern Texas 20, d
christians. And Especial attention 10
WINDOW shades and wallpaper.
JOHN s. JACKSON,
7U4 Elm street
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The Porte's Plans OF Reform.

LONDON, Octo Der 3.-Rputers Con
stantinorle dispatch says the Porte
communicated to the ambassadors OF
the Powers. the plans OF reform ap.
plicable to the whole empire, includ-
ing the removal of all disabilities from
christians. This plan is drawn 80 to
imply that tho local autonomy for
Bosnia and Herzegovina would be use.
less, but its does not forbid autonomy.
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1ailg gerald.
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
convention al BANKERS.

In pursuance Of IA call, the bankers
OF the country met IN convention ~
the Judges Hall this evening me
Executive Committee, appointed nj thc
Saratoga convention IN July last, made
arrangements for holding mass con
ventlon Of officers and representatives
of the banks of the United states at
Philadelphia October 3rd lth ana olh,
1876. Hon Hugh McCulloch, formerly
Secretary Of the Treasury, and George
s. Cox, President Of the American tx
change National Bank and chairman
of the Clearing House Association OF
New York, will, 1t IL expected, address
the convention.
4 wOmen's Congress- Holding Sessions
in the quaker cay.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-A con-
ventlon Of women will open to NOR
raw morning, at st. Georges HAL,
Thirteenth aud Arch streets, ana con
tlUue III Session lOi lHltc ""l'' ''N
officers of the body are; President.
Professor Maria MITCHELL Secretary,
Ali1o G. Fletcher chairman OF the
Committee on Invitations, Julia Ward
Howe. This IL the fourth congress
held under the same auspices Ils OBJ
iect being 10 meet the pressing dr-
mand for nm interchange Of Thought
aud harmony Of action among women
interested la the advancement Of their
own eek. At the Judges Pavilion L Is
evening, the Women's Centennial
Executive Committee will give II So
rial reception and complimentary han
uuet to the members of the Womcn''
Congress.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Parade.

Yesterday afternoon nearly all the
fire boys turned out in honor Of Hook
and Ladder No. =. AS the fire boys
were not required to bring their en-.
gincs along their appearance on the
street was quite "nntty !! They al
ways manage to shuck those fine
clothes when fire comes on, and do
noble work, At this writing they are
probably, al Of Hcm, courting the
girls, etc. Who can blame them
Hook and Ladder Company Number
Twas Hall,
Lively Hall well deserved its name
last night, for it was lively in every
sense of the word. The uniforms of
east and west Dallas Wed in attractive
ness. The red and blue shirts swept
across the floor while the white of the
lGtna and the uniforms Of the Supply
company lifted across the scenes. The
boys OF Hook and Ladder No. >, may
well feel proud Of their ball, for nearly
every one In the city was present
Lace and light gauze clouds are stlll
lloating before the reporters eye this
morning, although wagons were crowd
ing Elm street.
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@erNia Will Only Yield 20 Foreign
Military Intervention,

ST, PETERSBURG, October Sit is
officially confirmed that the Servian
governmentw will only yield to foreign
military intervention, and will not ell
terrain peace conditions, unless they
are first submitted to Servia.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

a Congress Of The WOrkingmcn al
francc-TwO Hundred ANA Seven
Orators 80 he Heard in Nine Days
LONDON, October "a Paris core
spondent says the opening session Of
the congress of workingmcn, at Sal.
lcdes Ecoles, was attended 10y two
hundred and llfty.threc Partisan and
ninety-nine provincial delegates. All
the great cities Of France were repre-,
scented. The galleries were filed with
womcn.Chaboit was elected president,
and DePierre, of Lyons, secretary.
The chief objects of the congress are
to devise plans for obtaining higher
wages for workingmen and women,
and share IN parliamentary represent
tation. There are two hundred and
seven orators inscribed already, and
nine days. sitting will only give six
minutes to each. The time is far too
short for even most fluent speaker to
give expression to his views upon the
subject before the convention.