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AUCTION SALES.
By Macon. Ellison q Co.
rHREE VALUABLE TwOsTO BRICK HOUSES
ON BASIN, BETWEEN GIROD AND LA
FAYRrTK STREBTE
SUCCESSION OF ALvA M. HOLBROOK.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesns-

DY MACON, ELLISON & CO.--ALBERT
ID Paul Auctioneer-O1ice No. % Carondelet
sueet-On SATURDAY, May 6, 1876. At twelve
O'Clock NJ, Ut the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
In the basement rOtunda Of the St. Charles H0te I,
will be cold ct public auction. BY virtue AUD IN
pursuance of an order OF tho HOE a. =.
rissOt Judge of the Second District Court Tor the
parish Of Orleans dated March 3d. 1876. the follow
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. formed. Of
parts Of the original lots Nos. 10 and H. on pan
BY Z. Brngier, surveyor general dated Apll y,
1886 and deposte I'd in the office of g. B: Cenas late
notary. Said portion measures about % rect
inches front on Basin treet, by depth OF So feet
nches between parallel lines, end 10 designated az
lot No . on q sketch by L. Il. Pile. surveyor, an
nexed to an act Of sale from A. NJ. Holbronk to
Jacob Freund, passed before J. A. Quintero. notary,
March 8, 1875
The improvements comprise three substantially
built two-stcrv brick houses, known as Nos. 1856,
1888 and 1870 Basin street, having sch two hand.
some rooms aud cabinet on ths upper and lower
f0srs q twO-stoTy kitchen in the rear, containing
three rooms yard paved cistern, etc.
The said portion Of ground is bounded ON the
side toward Lafayette street by an alley way.
to the lot designated as No. l on the above
sketch by L Pile.
Terms-One fourth cash. balance at one, twoand
three years credit in notes secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien on the property SO
be ariL interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum from date of sale till fnal payment. Tire
act to contain the ten per cent attorneys fees
clause in case Of suit. Improvements to be kept
Insured and policy transferred to vendor.
Acts Of sale At the expense of the purchasers,
before e. G. Mott, notary public.
apI Is % 80 nv 6
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IN BANKRUPTCY
ESTATE OF HATHORN d RarC>..
New WOES orIsa MAR:aAI'. OFFICE, E,

UNITED STATES MARsHA1,s o,,,,
rr,u,s 70 M o,,,, New Orleans. April 4 is,s
ss G Gst been out Il ss MT
Of Louisiana, against tha states for the Dstricss
a Of New Orleans in the par IL na a
o. sssi9 aesrSssa
any debts, and the delivery ta I. the payment Of
Hse aHd 70 t said them b.
Srsai Of said bankrupts t%eeting Of the
estate Win he SsS one OF 9, their
holden on the nslf At sHas 81 ,aes
SuiId,a ~ Twelve O'clock NJ, & ths g ~ Apa b.
RR eu;atasE' New Orleans, befSre 10 oostcnhouse
ap.25 3 B. PAcYARn
united Safes Nsr:h.,
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By 8. 0urnault.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET LANDER
Second DistriC. Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. q, CSC.

OoCUH1 UI5tI1C. CCUfC lot the Parish OF OrINAC0-
No. 36,656
RY 9. GUINAULT, AHCTIONEER-OFFIC.
On SATURDAY. May s, 1876, WIN be sold at
pubic auction, at twelve O'clock NJ at the lier.
CT ants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Cus.Omhouse streets by virtue
Of two orders from the honorable the Second Dis
nict Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated re-
LOT OF GROOND. situated in the First Dis.
trict Of this city designated by the No. % Of square
No 6l3. bounded BY Common, White, Gravier and
Dupre Streets said lot having 30 feet II inches
front on White street, by l4t feet in depth. To.
thereon.
Terms-Cash,
Act of sale before o. Drouet. notary public, at
the expense ofthe purchaser, including the city
taxes of 1876 the ftate taxes 1875 and the drain.
age, besides and above the price Of adj Id cation
ap4 II 10 q my6
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RY MACON. ELLISON & CO.-ALBERT
u PAUL. Auctioneer-Ofi1ce No. % CarOndelet
street.-SATURDAY, April %, 1876 at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction RxhauRe. in tbe
basement r0tunda Of the St. Charles Hotel hv yir.
tue and In pursuance Of an order rendered on the
twenty.ninth Of March, 1876 in the above M after.
BY the Hon. E. U. Billings, Judge of the District
Court OF the United States for the district Of Lon.
isiana, and by direction Of the assignee herein the
following described property. surrendered by said
bankrupt, will be sold at public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the i'm
provements thereon and appurtenances thereof,
situated In the First District of this CITY, in the
square bounded by Common, Gravier, Basin and
o. reter (now Frankln) streets, designated az lot
No. 10 on plan drawn by L. Bringier, surveyor.
deposited under the No. is in the book Of plans in
ing 81 feet II inches lines front on Common
street. by depth aud front Of los feet inches 6
lines on Franklin street, whereof it forms the
corner. all Americ IN measure. Said property was
acquired by the bankrupt by purchase from P. E.
Scribe. and the widow and heirs of Jean A. st.
Georges, by set passed before 3. Eude, notary
public in this city, on December "a, 1867. The i'm.
provements comprise valuable one.story and
attic brick dwelling, forming the corner OF Com.
mon and Franklin streets, designated BY the No.
268 Common street, having eight rooms twO-story
brick building In the rear with six rooms cistern
sheds. yard partially paved, etc. This property
IL never vacant, and invariably Yields good
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas.
ury notes.
Act Of GALE 1t tho expense Of the purchaser be.
fore James Fahey, notary public. ap1 3 1872
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by MACON, ELLISON & CO.-ALBERT
~ Paul, Auctioueer-Ohice No. % Carondelet
street SATURDAY. April q, 1876, at twelve
O'clock M, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange
under the 70 unda CT the st. Charles Hotel, BY
W. B: Woods, judge of the United States Circuit
Court, msking this order during vacancy in the
lana dated June S, 1875 will be sold Ct public auc-
ton, viz
CERTAIN NOTES, CLAIMS BILLS RECEIv.
able, etc, surrendered in bankruptcy in the mat.
ter of the Bank OF Louisiana. jist Of the CLAIMS
ETC., to be sold, can be seen at the Office of the
auctieneers up to the day of SALE
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States Treas
ury notes.
The assignees will make no warranty of title or
guarantee whatever, but will convey such title 40
they have. mhI6 Is AMI
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ELEGANT ESPLANADE STREET RESIDENCES,
SITUATED IN ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST
FASHTONABLE NEIGHBoRHOODS OF 1HAT
BEAUTIFUL AVENCE.
CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, CORNER CT
GlROD AND COMMtRCE STREETS.
DWELLING ON IRENE STREET AND vALUARLE
SQUARE OF GROUND ON CANAL STREET.
ALSO.
SQUARES AND LOTS OF GROUND IN THE THIRD
AND SIXTH DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY AND
HARLkM.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD BARNETT.
Second District Court for the Parish of Or.eaIs-
No. Sc l4O.
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5yc, Orleans Republican.
aefieSsa JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
,eEeWafl JOURNAL OF new ORLEANS.
nFETCIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
EEF1T9 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
.S..v~awf-E OF LOUISIANA


Hs.urszszsn2s OF the SeUate when sitting NJ
~ Aieh Court OF impeachment
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AssIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ONE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
CORNER OF COMMON AND FRANKLIN
STRERTN
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By Macon, Ellison & Co.

NOTES, CLAIMS, BILLS RECEIVABLE. ETC.
IN THE MATTER of THIS BANKRUPTCY OF T,HR
BANK OF LOUISIANA.
United States District Court for the District O
LOuisiaua-NOs 1856 and lC66
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SUCCESSION OF EDWARD BARNETT.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orear
No. Sc lao.
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IN lxss
| knowing that but little more than one day
| of the session will then remain; and
| Whereas, This adjournment is believed
to have been taken for the purpose of de.
teating full Investigation of said charges;
and
Whereas, We believe the said William P.
Kellogg, Governor of the State of Louisiana,
high crime or misdemeanor; and
Whereas, The resolution adopted BY the
House Of Representatives recitee no specific
grounds OF impeachment against the said
William p. Kellogg; and
Whereas, The House of Representatives
has failed to appear and present any speci-
tic charges or accusations against the said
William P: Kellogg, Governor. notwith-
standing said House has had full and sutfi-
Gent time for said purpose.
1t is ordered by the Senate, sitting as a
Court of impeachment, That the impeach.
ment presented by the House of Representa-
tives be dismissed by reason of the failure
OF said House to prosecute the same, and
that this order have the same force and
effect as judgment of acquittal.
The yeas and nays were called, resulting
as follows:
Yeas - Allan. Anderson, Blackburn,
Blunt, Brewster, Burch, Cage, Chad ourn,
Detiege, Dumont, ella, Greene, Harper,
Herwig, Kelso, Landry, Masicot, Pollard,
Stamps, Sypher. Twitchell. Weber, Whar.
ton, Whitney, Young-25.
Nays-Eustis, George, Goode, Grover,
Kelly, Ogden. Robertson, Steven. White-9.
acknowledgements, Breaux-2.
And the substitute was adopted.
During the calling of the roll Senator
Cage moved that Senator Detiege be ex-
cused from voting.
Rejected.
Senator Cage moved to excuse Senator
Kelly.
Rejected.
Senator Robertson asked leave to explain
bis vote.
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AootAOs . AuA AuFostASatAVu VI ealO charges;
and
Whereas, We believe the said William P.
Kellogg, Governor of the State of Louisiana.
to be innocent of any criminal act or of an
hIgh crime or misdemeanor; and
whereas, The resolution adopted by the
House of Representatives recites no specific
grounds of impeachment against the said
William P. Kellogg; and
Whereas, The House of Representatives
has failed to appear and present any speci.
NO charges or accusations against the said
standing said House has had full and sufi-
Gent time for said purpose;
1t is ordered that the Senate, sitting as
Court of impeachment, That the impeach-
ment presented by the House of Repre-
sentatives be dismissed by reason of the
failure of said House to prosecute the same.
and that this order have the same force and
effect as judgment of acquittal.
Senator Twitchell moved the adoption of
his order.
Senator Eustis called the attention of the
court to the presence of the board Of man.
ayers of the House.
The Chief Justice said they had right
to be heard.
Senator Eustis offered the following sub.
stitute to the order offered by Senator
Twitchell:
WHEREAS, Governor William p. Kellogg
has filed plea, and an order has been sub
nitted involving the whole question of the
of the House of Representa-
lives; and
Whereas, The people of the State,
through the House Of Representatives, have
lot been heard touching said plea and the
rider OF acquittal; and
Whereas, The managers on the part of
he House of Representatives are now with
q the bar OF the Court of Impeachment;
md
Whereas, No fair; legal or proper deter
upon said order can be enacted |
Until the objections can be heard on the
art Of the House of Representative. if any
hey have, tho said order involving All Of |
aid proceedings Of impeachment;
Hesotrsd, That said msnagers be heard
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United States District Court for the District OF
LOuisiana-NO. 1899

IN THE MATTER OF MICHAEL DUNCAN, BANK.
RUPT.
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. NILE rToLEN-TIiE THIEF TRACKED AND
,ArrCRED-"0EFLICTI ACCOUNTS OF HIS
s<fYrEDENI>--T!IE WEATHER.
.,r,r-,.-Ipll.r:4cc az the Richmond DisIr.tch.l
PANriu.lN'> CITY. Va, August $. 1876.
On lu>l Sunday ni@ht mule was stolen
from the stable II Captain Il. Y. Davis, at
Prospect depot. Captain Davis's son tracked
the mule To this place, and found 1t III MI.
!. VI. .Tcnuing>'~ slahc-lot, and Mr.. Jen-
l.n.-'> horse conc. Mr.. Jennings followed
III the trail and overlook the thief ut. Ap-
:@,na,tpX depot. and took him in charge.
Il, acknowledged the corn. and was sent
on Il, Justice William VI. Hannah to be
tried n the n..xt term III the Circuit Court.
in September next. lie is cOlorcd gentle
IMAM II African descent, seems TO be about
iw,ntY-thrrr vars Of age. OF medium size.
r.. >ay, h> namr is Charles IIobson, and
rold several >;urirs about whence he came.
Frs, said h. came from below Richmond,
and next from l.ynchburg, and told other
,ar,ic> he WIS from cumberland county,
&. T. matters but little where he came
Iro.a. j, i very certain he will land in Rich
,unnd som" time next September to spend
q term oi wears.
Il is very hot and dry here. The Their
:."uI"t.r stands Sc in the shade. We are
wra,ly in need ii rain. Z.
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A~TEJGGI.E F0!: IIRERTI-SEYEN DAYS SPENT
* Trying 4 CoL0EED MANA BRAVE AR
:AY ct LAWIENS.
,,.,r.,., ;,om,lrn.r o: the Richmond Dispatchl
AUGUST 9, 1876.
\ trial 81 III Interesting character has
ill.,. taken place 1t our courthouse. Will
iiA,at. Lan@-ton lcolorcd) was. at The Feb
rI.ay term ii The County Court OF Charles
Civ. indicted Tor the seduction OF Laura
Christian 4 co!orcd girl OF previous chastc
character under the promise Of marriage.
lie WIS immediately placed on trial. and as
tie result he was sentenced to the penitcn-
tIary foy i've years tthe punishment for the
o,irur, being not less than one nor more
than ten wears in the penitentlary).
II the June term OF the Circuit Court
judge Montague granted the prisoner 4
now trial. Judge Christian. OF the County
Court. held 4 special term for his trial on
tlr ii day OF August. The prisoner was
ably defended lay Colonel John Is. Young,
L. II. Talcy. John =. Pierce, and ID. Il,
Tylr The commonwealth was represented
hy JUDI" john VI. Gregory, Judge b. W.
and l.. Il. Lacy, ,Ir., Of New Kent county.
Aiirra trial lasting seven days, in which !;
rood many new and interesting law points
were raised. and the ground on each side
holly contested, the jury rendered verdict
sentencing the prisoner to the pcnitentlary
IT one wear. /. Ii. X.
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81
| tior on Goose creek, old Fort Fetternnar1.
says. - General Merritt, with liis force.
joined General Crock yesterday, and they
are now 1eat5y for aggressive action. This
united eolnssn has 400 fighting men Under
n new organization. General Merritt
ranks rs officer Of cavalry, and Colonel
Chambers commasider Of infantry. The
entire column, with pack train, will
move at once towards Tongue river with
its 300 pack mules, 150, 900 rounds Of ammu-
milton, %, 900 rationsy and no forage. This
is the lightest marching condition. The
men and horses are IN the finest possible
trim. Scouting parties have discovered q
large fresh trnil OF Sioux leading towards
Lower Tongue and Powder rivers. is Is
believed the savages are in need OF yictuals,
as picked carcasses are found around their
camps. They have fired the prairies to
ruin the pasturage and render cavalry use
less.
General Terry has not been heard from
for a.month. He is believed to have nearly
1000 men.
General Crook made speech to his men
yesterday, representing the necessity OF each
doing his best.
A special to the Tribune from St. Paul
says wild reports gained credence to-day
that Terry had met Sitting Bull, and had
been wounded. It could not be traced to
any reliable source, but shows that the
opinion is general that the Indians have
superior force.
sHERAAN's VIEWS OF THE PEACE PROPOSITION.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-General Sher-
man has returned. His views Of the recent
peace proposition from friendly Indians is
that the hostiles do not desire peace; and il
they did, experience shows that it is not
safe to trust them.
Dispatches from General Crook, about
due, will bring news OF q desperate fight.
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prTERSBURG.

, SHOOTING AFrAIR-TnE PARTIES
lin ',' ny FOR TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE
S,r ,,w-NO FAIR TO RE HELD NEAT
MORROW ESCAPE-RELiGIoUSc ENsUs
W. ,rrpsnrRG ACTION OF THE CITY
- .>.,,,,,nse Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
l'"F''>'' AUGUST Q, 1876.
~, Nayor's Court this morning Max
!" -" ny o,Ic Of the parties to. the late
Wax :,',, affair Oh Bank street, waived an
."o''.., ,.;nY and the accused was sent on
cNNi'"',",, ,,,.;,,,. Court for indictment and
- u" ,.',1, ,a,,, 81 MIR. Henry Jarvis, the
;T.". ..'r,, - The shooting, was examined,
"'"c' '1,n.cl was sent on for trial. Bail
aaH NV ',,.,G il both cases in the sum OF
2.:MI ~, ,,cr.nn> charged with selling liquor
-. f;n,,.c were fined 80 each for VIC
"'.''o .,},n ,;.y ordinance and sent on to the
.'..',- ,,S Cnfr, 10 answer for violation OF
IN ,', ,nrr,inco, the Executive Committee
\ pn,crsNurc Agricultural Society held
- r;.,h, il was decided, after discussion,
80, III no fair here next fall. This action
.t. n,r; I the committee was caused by
9" ' ;',,,rc Of the Common Council to make
49, ~. ,,,nronria1ion for the far. III was
-, nj i,,tfcr 30; to attempt 10 hoiu lair
,.,.,r ,han to run The risk of failure for
H." ~, sufficient funds. The committee,
~" announced their determination to
1,,fI fair, in Tie fnturc.
''',' ~, -, Mr. NcaJtwell Harrison narrow
,..,..q,rd i. a:h last evening by swallowing
.r, winch lodged in the throat and
49, rv,.cG suiiocation. II was only by
i, ..,,,n,tr., measures that The child was
g., r,cctin. oi the Petersburg Bible So
.IaId l,>, evening a committee OF three,
',.t.,inc Of Roy>. I. T. Eaton, X. \.
,f] and T. u. With"r>po"n, WAS ap.
.r,.I 10 report upon the cNpedicncy OF
..rofo,ing = coportor for this city. 1t Is
,=...urd. II the appointment Is made, to
RELIGIOUS census oi The city, and a>cer-
800, ~. RELIGIOUS prediction OF all the pco-
-. such statistics would prove interest
~. and the actual good accomplished
v,,,ld doubtless be great.
:. :. meeting Of the city Schoo! Board,
tHitM> afternoon. Major l.. l.. Branch
..rarrd secretary and treasurer IN place
-, u-. William ii. Baxter. declined. The
i..r! required for the position Is $4,000.
NJ, Baxter has held the place ever since
-. o--anization OF the public-Scilool sys-
..,g. William Thaycr and Richard Marshall
vrr, APPOINTED ianitorS OF the public-School
r@.niing>. and the Board fixed their bonds
q. $500 each. Il was decided to ask OF the
,anril the sam OF Sl,l9o for the current
,I,,n,e> q the Board. ROBIN ADAIE.
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4 MILITARY COMPANY STRAPPED-PE-
CINIARY EXHAUSTION AT THE CENTENNIAL
The march of the Cincinnati Light Guard
from that city to Philadelphia has already
been chronicled. They allegc that they left
Cincinnati on the 22d of May under an I'M
derstanding with Colonel William G. st.
Martin, who chaperoned them, that they
would not be subjected to any expense Ill
their trip to and from Philadelphia; but on
the march they were obliged to spend most
of what they had for necessaries which had
not been provided, and they reached Phila-
dclDhia in bad financial condition. They
state that soon after their arrival their COM
handing officer suddenly and unexpectedly
abandoned them to their resources, which
were greatly cramped. They managed to
get along until last Friday, when not q
Denny was left among delegation of thirty
men. Their condition becoming known,
the were supplied with rations for three
days by the members OF the Centennial FIRE
Department, and on Monday evening, DE-
reinforcement Goshorn secured for them
free transportation to Cincinnati, and they
departed quite Disguised with the soldiers
Jifa
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JOHN GooDE RENoMISATED FOR CONGRESS By
lrrT AMATI0S

JOHN GOODE RENOMINATED FOR CONGRESS BY
ACCLAAATIoN.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 0.-The Con-
servatiye Congressional Convention met
here to-day, and renominated Hon. John
Gocde for Congress by reclamation.
Tonight grand ratification meeting is
being held on Courthouse square, addressed
by Hon. John Goode, Major Baker ?. Lee,
Judge B. w. Lacy of New Kent, and Cap
tain Thomas II. Tabb, district elector.
The representatives from all the counties OF
the district are very numerous.
Associated Press Tclegrams.]
GooDE RENOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
NORFOLK, August 9.-Hon. John Goode,
Jr.. was to-day renominated for Congress
by the Conservatives OF this the SeconO
district.
ALABAMA ELECTIONS.
MONTGOMERY, August 9.-In forty-onc
counties Houston's majority is p, 101. The
remaining twenty-four counties in 1874 gave
him a majority of $1,000, and it is not
thought there will be any falling behind
that vote.
COMPLIMENTS TO SENATOR EATON.
MONTGOMERY, August 0.-The following
was teleeraphed from here to-day to Senator
Eaton:
ssAlabama thanks you for your generous
defence OF her in the Senate yesterday.
The election yesterday was conducted
throughout the State with absolute fairness,
and without the slightest disturbance or
complaint OF intimidation that we have
heard. The Democrats have elected their
entire State ticket by over 10000 majority,
and at least four fifths OF both branches OF
the Legislature. Negroes in large numbers
voted with us.
lSisned1 an. D. GRAHAM,
"Chairman Of the Democratic State Com
mittee."
MIR, BLAINE AGAIN IN THE FIELD.
AUGUSTA, Me-, August AT the meeting
Of the Congressional Convention Mr.. Blaine
made short speech, and was very enthusl-
astically greeted.
BEN. BUTLER CANDIDATE.
RosToS. August 9.-B. +. Butler is can
didate for the Seventh Massachusetts dis
trict. He places himself ON the hepuollcah
platform.
OUTRAGE By MOLLY MAGUIREs.
MILFORD, PA, August 9.--The Molly Ma
grires assaulted and beat Charles arouse,
sewing-machine manufactures, while ne was
driving through piece OF woods IN tue
neighborhood. They took his watch ana
money. Krouse will probably die.
CORN CROP OF GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, GA, August 9.-The corn crop
OF Georgia is reported by the State Commits
sioners OF Agriculture to be % per cent.
better than that OF last year..
SARATOGA BOAT-RAcE.
SARATOGA, August 9.-The senior single
scuilrace was won by Riley, OF the Nep-
tunes, in 1920; Kennedy, of the Yale, Sc
cond-time, 1884; Alderman, Of the Atalan-
tas, last. Yates, of the Union Spring, gave
out. Winning time last year, 1899.
The four-oared race was won, by the
Northwesterners. Time, 1S:04s.
ARRIVAL. OF BoUcIcAuLT. !.
NV YoRK. August 9.-Dion Boucicault
will arrive to-day from Europe on the Rus
DIN ga.s - ESESsse ~