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RU RGLARIES,
The Thieves, Harvest. !.


An attempt was made last night "a
burglarize Mrs. Cameron's place, on
Race street above the canal, where last
week the three men, Pierce, Mack and
Henry, robbed Eva Foster OF $55o. Tina
thieves this time did not succeed as WeI1
as the other time. They got ON the roof,
lifted up the sky-lighr, and were abouE
to get into the room below, when they
were discovered and obliged to retreat.
ReinhardVs saloon, ON Walnut strest,
between Mercer and Thirteenth streets.
was entered by burglars some time saFs
ly this morning and robbed of lot of
cigars and number Of ladies' dresses.
Burglars visited August Roettgs tss
cheap store, at $50 Vine. street. thfs
morning, and carried of lot OF gloves
and some trinkets.
Another party Of thieves went through
G. NoefeTs saloon, on Vine street. NEAR
Liberty, in the Vicinity of R)ettasrs
place, and stole a lot or cigars. Thsx
then filled themselves with whisky aaa
decamped. No arrests were made ia
any OF the cases.
Adolph Melzger, who keeps a saloon
at No. zoo Main street, was last evening
robbed Of diamond ring and lad,Ss
gold watch by some thief who got inte
the house While the occupants were
asleep.
One dozen silver spoons marked
"Mary Cones to Sarah A. Conkliu."
were stolen, night before last, from No.
184 Barr street.
Thieves last night entered the resi-.
dence Of 4. Beirlein, No. 518 Walnus
street, and stole $50 In cash and a gald
piece marked Presented to +. B. BY the
Hndise Bund Society,""
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY.
MarshalinR the Old Dominion
Hosts to Nominate a Candidate
fnr lnNarMnr


Hosts to Nominate a Candidate
for Governor.
Special to the Star.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. s-The Con.
servatiye Gubernatorial Convention
musters about fourteen hundred dele.
gates and meets in Richmond Theater to.
day. The following are the candidates
according to their estimated strength
General William Malone, Maj. John
Daniel, General FItZ Lee, Col. +. W. M.
Halliday, and General VIM. B. Tallia-
ferIo. The first two are nearly tie and
are very far ahead of all the others.
These candidates all have q. fine war
record.
Malone was one OF the most brilliant
Major Generals Of General Lees army |;
Daniel was a young staff officer OF the
highest reputation, and since the war a
noted politician and orator: and Fitz
Lee, the dashing cavalry CHIEF, nephew
Of General X. e. Lee amt often mistaken
for the latLei's son, General VIM. Henry
Fitzhugh Lee. HaIlaIay and Talliaferro
are both representatives. of the old
regime, and rally strong following
from TWO opposing sections--the first
from the Shenandoah Valley, and the
second from the Underwater counties,
The canvass is marked throughout by
the strongest partisan feeling, each
party adhering to its chief like clan
and maintaining an electioneering head
quarters.
The general character and morale OF
the delegates are fine and make fair
rep! esentation of the respectability Of
the State. Gen. Malone led off few
weeks ago with what is called his repu-
diation letter. advocating a readjust-
estimated capability OF the people, and
Frepudiating lhe Funding Bill. The ma
JoriLy of the respectable people OF the
State seem thus far to stand firm for the
honor OF the Ola Dominion and Tor the
payment OF the debt, but it is thought an
out and out reputation platform would
carry the masses of the people.
The breakup OF the Radical party,
caused by President Hayes Southern
policy, destroys the main element OF CO.
nesion of the Conservatives, and it is
therefore likely that the convention will
split on this debt question. The Daniel
delegates are trying torally all the 9TH
eEs, except the Mahone men, on a plat
form for pay ment OF the DEBT, 80 1t is
likely that il Mahone finds them too
strong for him he will withdraw from
the Convention and run as an Independ-
ent.
The Daniel party are this morning
jubilant because the State Committee
allows them the Temporary Chairman
in the person OF Colonel Lane, of Nor
folk. This, however, viii afford but
little advantage, as the Daniel delega-
ton Will appoint The Committee on Per-
manent Organization, and the Hon,
Marshall Hanger, a Mahoue man, Will
be Permanent Chairman. The maj Gritty
rule holds in choosing the nominees. The
Convention only assemblies at II O. clock,
Will take recess till 2 O'Clock, SO that il
is doubtful II the nomination can be re-
ceived until late hour in the night.
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Losses by Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SHEBoYGAN, WIS, Aug. s. Bemis
Bros' chair factory, in this city, burned
yesterday, totally consuming buildings,
stock and machinery. Supposed to be
case OF spontaneous combustion, the
fire originating in the Varnish.room.
Loss estimated at $4,000; fully covered
by insurance.
ST PETER, MINI, Aug. s.-The grain
elevator at this place, containing four
thousand five hundred bushels OF wheat,
burned yesterday afternoon. The total
loss amounts to about $15, 1000.
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NEW YORK CITY.
An Ex-Prize Fighter Ill.
nal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-W eeden, the pu.
gilist. who killed his competitor in 9
prze-fght in Salem County, N. j., near
ly ayear ago, and who was afterwards
arrested, tried and convicted, and SEN
fenced to term in the State Prison al
Trenton, is now suffering from severe
indisposition in that institution, and it
Is not probable that he will live many
days.
From the Mining Regions.
Mr.. Sloan, President of the Delaware.
LackaWahna g. Western Railroad, has
received several dispatches from scran.
ton to-day. The trouble In the mines is
believed to be almost at an end. One
dispatch received states that two COL
lieries at Pittston have resumed work.
The firemen and WOrkmen on the
Wilkesbarre Division of the Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western Line are re.
ported to haye resumed work. The
latest dispatch received reports no
change from yesterday in the Delaware ,
Lackawanna g. Western mines. Trains
are running regularly and on time.
Personal.
Ex-Governor Hendricks is now in
Paris. He proposes TO return to London
in few days and is III good health and
spirits. ffs
Tlden and Secretary of State Bigelow
have been made honorary members of
the Retoi m Atheu@um and London
Clubs. f-
Theodore Tilton is in London quietly
studying sights ana antiquities OF the
city and avoiding all SOCIAL entertain
ments. ,.fs ~ , ,a
Mrs. Frank Holmes,
who was murderously attacked Tues
day night by Thomas Henry Clark, 200
Lexington avenue, is said to be quite
well known at several places in this
city. Her real name is Frances j. Hem
derson. She is not a widow, never hav-
ing been married. She came to this CITY
III 1871 from Boston.
Her parents are both living there now,
as well as several brothers and sisters.
In 1871 Miss Henderson made q Living
here by teaching music and singing.
In 1873 sne greatly changed. Iuste ad
of her former smooth and cheerful dis
position, she exhibited constant gloom.
mess and irritability. She intimated to
friends at times that the cause OF the
great change was that Thomas Henry
Clark had betrayed her, and bothered
the lie out Of her.
From this time on she refused to have
any interview With CLARK, noswithstand.
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The Official Railroad Guide

contains the schedules, time tables and
distances for the United States ana Can.
adas; also, all the ocean and steam nav.
igation routes, with maps of all the prin.
cipal lines and lists OF general officers,
etc.; besides large amount of misce!-
laneous matter in regard to railway i'm
provements and progress. 1t has all
The Information that Is needed by sh D.
pers and the travelling public, being
probably the most complete and COM
prehensive Guide ever published. 1t is
issued by the National Railway Pub
fishing Company, Philadelphia, under
the auspices of the General Ticket
Agents Association. The August num-
ber comes enlarged and improved.
Price 50 cents per copy, or 81 per an-
num-.
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John Sullivan.

the would-be wife-murderer, who tried
TO kill his wife with hammer, yester-
DAY morning, and then made an attempt
upon his own life, was able to be In the
Police Court this morning. He pleaded
guilty to the charge OF abusing family
His assault on his wife seems to have
been unproyoked, as she was sleeping
at the time. There seems to have been
trouble all through their married life,
occasioned by the bad temper and jeal-
GUS disposition Of John. Judge Wilson
sent him TO the WUrk-house for six
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Third Edition

Ray~ CINCINNATI, Aug. $3.50 p. M.-Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn steady and mod
crate demand Wheat quiet and steady. Oats
dull. Barley nominal. Rye quiet and steady.
Meas pork quiet and easy. Lard steady, and
moderate demand only, Whisky steady and
unchanged. Gold 1861.
Re5~ WEATHER. Probably fair or partly
cloudy for the next twenty-four hours,
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Local Personals.

Messrs. James O'NeiIl and Dan. j.
Dalton have been appointed Inspectors
OF Provisions by the Chamber OF Com
merce.
John U. Roth, the pork-packer Of
Freeman street, was presented last
evening with gold-headed cane by his
friends and members OF the Citizens
Building Asso ). alton.
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The Dentists in Convention.
National Associated Press to the Star


CHICAGO, Aug. s.-The American
Dental Association convened in this
city yesterday, being the seventeenth
annual Convention. The meeting was
called to order by DR.. Geo. W. Kelley.
of Ohio, President. The attendance
was quite large, members being presen
from various parts OF the country. DR..
5toddhrl Smith acted as Secretary,
and, after the usual preliminary busi-
ness had been transacted, the reports OF
various committees were read.
D.. Stoddart Smith, Chairman OF the
Publication Committee, reported that.
i've hundred copies Of the transactions
oil 1879 had been published and distrib.
uted to those entitled to them at an ex-
pense OF $4, ,226 80.
The report OF the Committee on Phys
jology was first read, being a paper by
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The Other Side.
To the Editor of the Star:

10 IHV EUIGOT OF Tie Star: ~ n
Voige & Winters statement that wa
should make fve-cent cigars for ss is
false. The cigar is called tip cigar.
and is sold Tor $35 and the hve-cent Cigar
is sold at S2S per thousand. Other frms
pay 10 anu $40 per thousand for the sane
ciga!s that Voige Il Winters want to nav
IS per thousand Ior. The tin cigar il
me same as the clear seed cigar.
Ii. PETzoLD.
J. SUCHANEK.
0. YOUNG,
C0mm.ttee.
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THE LATEST
Murderer's suicide.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. The Coroner
held an inquest yesterday evening on
the body of DALEY. Hanks declined to
testify. All the evidence of eye-wit-
nesses went to show that the act was a
deliberate assassination, and the jury
found a verdict charging Hanks with
murder.
This morning Hanks was found dead
in his cell in the City Prison, having
shot himself through the breast with a
musket. He lett u note saying that this
act was the coolest of mis- life.
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The following deaths have been placed

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Mary C. Pahlm IN, 10 mos, city.
Henry Wilke, So yrs, Germany.
Andy Krollman, yr, city. ...-. d,
Mary King, 36 mrs, city. ''l .a -.
Mary Jane Jackson, "a yrs, Tennessee.
Jas. Heaney, Jr., wks, city.
Bentley Ingram, Virginia. .....
Columbus Black, rs yrs, Kentucky.
Infant Herberger, Is days, city. .
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tions or private sewers shall be ak
inches in diameter, and no variation from
this size shall be allowed without the
written permission OF the Engineer.
b. All private sewers and house con-
nections shall be aid in striot conform
ity with the specifications for construct
ing sewers.
Adjourned.
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A Woman at the bottom of 1t.

A'oSiOhoi 0ooOoldbou L ionS W tuo obbrs
: SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8 "A woman is
said TO be the cause of the shooting Of
John E. Daily by Leslie Banks. The os-
tensible quarrel came from an accidental
collision at the entrance to the elevator
at the Palace Hotel, in which Banks was
justly punished for his bullying conducf,
but 1t is alleged that the more serious
cause for the quarrel is jealousy about
attentions to a talented German actress.
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Big Fire la Ontario.

National Associated Press to the Star.
AYLMER, ONT, Aug. S.-A fire this
morning in the business portion of the
town destroyed seven buildings, includ-
ing the Commercial Hotel, A. Murray's
store, Hambridge's bakery and confec-
tonery, Gundry Bros.' drug store,
Whites gents furnishing store, Wrights
bakery, and Fartning's dry-g FOODS store.
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SPORTING NEWS.


National Associated Press to the Star.
Great Jupiter, how they were de-
feated at Chicago. We mean the Gin
cinnatis. 21 tot is cruel thing, but
that is the way the Chicagos did it.
Look at the score.
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Want to Fig Against the
State.
Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Felix Reinaud
and Il. L.Webb, Of Assumption, arrested
and bound over Monday, charged with
intending to fight a duel, will leave the
State to settle their difference, which is
said to be Of serious nature.
Judge A. l. Lysol has entered suit
against the State Treasurer, b. Du-
Dpclet, for failure to pay warrants,
placing his damages at SO, 900.
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Runs earned-Chicagos Is. Cincinnatis s.
rwo-base hits-Hallinan, McVey, Anson
and Jones'
Three base hits-McVey 2, Pike and Mey-
erie.
Total bases on clean hits-Chicagos 81, Gin
cinnatis 16.
First base on errors-Chicagos 8, Cncinna-
tbs 5.
Left on bases-Chicagos 7, Cincinnatis 8.
Bases on called balls-0f Manning 8, of
Booth 2.
Passed balls-Hastings 8, Anson 1.
Wild pitches-- Manning ), Booth 2.
Double plays -Chicagos 2, Cincinnatis l.
Umpire -Bredburg.
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Still Recruiting.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 8.--One hundred
recruits. ali veterans, are now being
raised in this oity to I'LL up the ranks of
the Twentieth Regiment, now serving in
the Wxoming Valley -
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Marriage LAcemseu.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Fred. F. Beck and Bertha e. Metz.
VIM. Smith and Winneford Mullaney.
John p. SHELTON and Ellen Lyons.
Herman ElIing and Anna Killing.
Frank Reager ana Anna G. Wuest.
VIM. Butterfuss and Lizzie Osterman.
John Hartman and Barbara FeUxel.
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Oiean, Cattaraugus County, N Y, is
small town with ons church aud tweaty
licensed liquor saioous. They cali Il
so because the Inhabitants .0lsan n9
against lamp-post All aigas.
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N. S. Dean, of Chicago, Chairman Of the
Committee.
The report was received. DR.. Dean
was followed by Drs. Atkinson, of Chi.
cago, Chase, OF St. Louis, Waters, OIL
Boston, Robertson, OF New York,
Barker. OF Philadelphia, and Judd, OF
st. Louis, all Of whom narrated results
OF careful observation in experiments
made.
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Lookout HOuse.

Splendid concert this "wednesday
evening by the German Military Band.
The following excellent programme will
be rendered.:
PART 1.
Centennial March. Beyer
Overture, Indra. ...............,.....Fiu FiuJoW
Murgenblatter W aitz Strauss
Solo for Sixteen Drums, Prof. Weiffenbach.
'. PART II.
Overture, Raymond. ond.,.............A.T A. Thomas
Quadrile, Military Style. ................Str Strauss
hurricane Polka. ka..,...................Ni Nicholson
Solo for COrnet. Mr.. r. Covert.
Finale aus der Oper Die Juiin. ~ .Haleyy
Solo for Single Drum, Prof Weiffcnbach.
PART Ill.,
Hochzeits March, aus dem Somm crnachts-
uHuu menUelSSOnn
Fata Morgana, Polka Mazurka. Strauss
Der Musikalische Wettkampf.. ....... Streck
Solo for Sixteen Drums. Prof. W Weifenbach.
Steinmetz March. h........................Br Bratish
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ing his persistent following and perse
cutlons. CLARK has not been captured
Gov. TiIden Again.
Another special from London says
Samuel j. Tilden is spending his time
there at present. At the close of the
season opportunities TO pay him atten.
tions are extremely limited.
He is avoiding social display, however
as much as possible. Yesterday morn
ing he took breakfast at Buckingham
Palace Hotel with Cyrus Field. Among
The guests we're Mr.. Bigelow, Mr.. Til
den's travelling companion. Cortland
Parker, Sir Charles Dixie.
The Lord Chancellor and other dis.
guests were present. MIR.
Ti!den proposes to visit Ireland and
afterwards 70 TO Paris, returning to the
United States III October.
He is in remarkably good health and
spirits.
Senator COnkIing
intended returning to America on the
21st, but he received message asking
him to come back at once, and he lett on
the steamer Neckar, kleaving Southamp-
ton July 81.
Americans expressed much surprise
at Mr.. Conkling's sudden departure. 1t
is generally belleved to have been In
connection with complications in home
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Threatened Descent ON Egypt.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON. Aug. S.-The special to tn
Daily News from Alexandria says il /
rumored that the Abyssinians are mass
ing troops on the Egyptian frontier, ant
threaten a descent on the Egyptian ter
ritory.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly. 10 cts. at any news stand.
GTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out has
y 200 designs and ideas invaluable to all
Painters, &c. just the thing wanted and must
be seen to be appreciated. Only$l Examine
at any book store or painters supply store.
'G1LDERS' MANUAL.--A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted 10 all trades using gilu-
ing; also SILVERiNG, and other valuable
Fnatten just out SIC or anybook seller.
,DLACK- BOA RID IN THE SUNDAY
- SCHOOL.-A practical guide for superin-
Rnd9nts and teachers by Frank Beard Fully
illustrated, 81 81 of booksellers or by mail.
Jesse HANEY 3 CO., 1l9 Nassau street,
Few York.
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Senator COnkIing
THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIANS FALLING BACK.

NaClOnal Associated PreSS TO the star.
RUSSIANS FALLING BACK.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-A dispatch from
Bucharest says that the Russians are
evacuating all their positions south Of
the Balkans and are in full retreat
through the Skepoka Pass. All is re-
ported quiet around Plevna.
HERE HE Is AGAIN.
A dispatch from Vienna says that
General Tchernayeff has received sub
command in the Caucasus.
WHAT THE ABYSSINIANS ARE DOING,
LONDON, Aug. S-lhe Daily News
special from Alexandria saws: 1t is
rumored that the ADy ssinians are mass
ing troops on the Egyptian frontier, and
threaten q descent on the EgJ ptian ter
ritory unless the traitor Walda. Mikail
is delivered up Immediately. General
Gordon is expected on the frontier
shortly to prevent further complica-
tions.
WILL TEST IRISH OPINION.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-rDe Standard un-
derstands that Dr.. Butt will resign his
seat Tor Limerick and offer himself for
reelection In order to decisiYely test the
opinion OF the people OF Ireland as to the
relative authority OF himself and Mr..
Parnell.
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4, Aero thc Danube.
National AssociI2ad Press to the Star
PARIS, Aug. S.-The Journal Des De-
bats announces that the Ear has just
recrossed the Danube.
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Inspecting the Underground Rail-

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-Samuel j. Tilden
and cyrus W. Field, accompanied by
Sir Edward Walkin, minutely in inspected
the underground railway to- day.
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ing bis persistent following and perse
cutions. CLARK has not been captured.
Gov. TiIden Again.
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, 4hree-bas tSGerhardt.
Two-base hits Hague, Crowley and Hall.
Runs earned Louisvilles 2. 0,.
Time Of game--Two hours and ten minutes.
Umpire Mr.. Chas. Boles.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. g.
Innings ....... 2 3 6 $50
Hartfords. ......... 0 0 U 90 OIL
Bostons ............ 0 D O0l IA
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lOnaI Associated Press to the Star.
Rowing Race.
The Rochester Races.

hUCHEsTEk, NJ :, Aug. o.-1es esterday
was the first day Of the races at the
Rochester course. The attendance was
large and the track In splendid condi-
ton. The first race was for purse OF
$4,000, for the 2:34 Glass, which was won
BY Harris in three straightheats; Sheri.
dan second. Arnold third; lime, 2:20,
2:241<, 2:24H. The second race was tor
purse OF $4,000, for 2:23 horses, anu
was won by Wnite Stocking taking the
second, third and fifth heats, the first
being won by Silyersiues, apd The fourth
by Lady Smell; time, 2:23, 2:22, .2:2211ss,
2:24, 2:24H.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR RSALE-ROUTE-One of the best routes
4 on the Evening star. bounded by the Ca
nal and Fourth street, and Race and John
atreets. For further particulars apply at Al
George street. 1t*
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CINCINNATI GAMF

ClNClNNAIl GAME
Next Sunday the Mohawk Brown
Stockings will play the Ravens at the
Cincinnati Ball Park, aud no doubt a
good game may be anticipated. The
same clubs played thirteen inning
game, which resulted in favor of the Ra-
vens, the score being to 8. Admissio
ID cents and 10 cents.
Something's nine played Heuck's nine
yesterday afternoon In Millcreek Bot
toms, and defeated them by score Of 81
to 4.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Rowing Race.
BOSTON, Aug. s.-A preliminary stake
OF 500 was deposited with j. Shea, of 46
Elliott street, by the hackers of Edward
Hanlon to-day for match with Fred.
Plaisted for $500 side, the race to lake
place September l, on the Charles
River.
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nor SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb
Il pillow, 81 each; 35-lb beds, So; choice
". MORRISON, FL W. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, up Stairs. au6-Im
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Umpire e--Ducharme.
Time OF game--rwo hours and thirty min
uteS.
Base hits -HartfDrds 8, Bostons TO-
Fielding errors--H -Hartfords 9, Bostons L..
WHEELING w VA Aug a
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VA ANTED - SITUATION AS foreman
w brick aver; experienced in blast furnace,
Address GEOKGE EWES, Portsmouth, o.,
Box 686 3-5t
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