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CITY ITEM MS.
Catarrlf Cured.

have used nearly every advertised nos
rum, consulted scores of celebrated physi-
clans at cost of twelve hundred dollars,
without particle of benefit. One months
scientific treatment by DIR. Hartley has rem
dered me perfectly well man." This is but
one OF hundreds of similar cases that have
come within the knowledge of DR.. Hartley
curing the past two years. Consultations
and trial applications free. Office, 1872 10Th
street northwest.
LIGHT, WELL-RAIsED BREAD. Biscuits,
Cake and Pastry. digest easily and conduce
to good health. Good health makes labor O.
all kinds easier, and prolongs life. Doo,ey's
Yeast PO1rder will always make all these pro-
duCtions light and wholesome. 1t is warrant
ed to make better, lighter, sweeter, more
bread, &C., than any other baking powder.
THE ORIGINAL "CHEAP CASH HAT
STORE" is LEwIs', 92o It'll street, between 1
you want, at the right price.
Gentlemen's, Boys and Children's Fall
Hats are now coming In, cheaper than ever.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 621 Pennsylv ania
avenue, have introduced the Broadway fall
style silk bat, at SIS, sc, 81, and IS. Also, a
large variety OF styles of hats for men, at IS
cents, 81, sl25, sL5O. s175, So $3.50, S2.15, 50,
So 80, s4, $3.50, So, s6, and 81.
"THE HEAT IS INSTRUMENTATION
me back, dear, the best Cologne You can fird
in the city" He brought j. & E. AtkinsOn's
fragrant, delicate, and lasting. was
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prOstratipg
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
machers Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed rec. Address Pull
vermacoer Gaivanic Co., New York City.
6,25,d&k1y
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FRANK LoUGHRAS has opened at ef2 OH
street northwest with q dne and well selected
stock OF cigars and tobacco and cigarettes.
Give him q call.
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CLOTHING.
The New Song Of A Shirt.

Tn .oPs ih.s .ins !. a dinsrsU, th,ns
when Hold made P.'verty, hunger ard dtrt
Psfsas. ~ fsS S... :, ais @.S. 80 ~
MY 49, SAl not red - strik iEsiy vel.
be shirt that nsre no other can shame,
a seIrt |. hseut t.nis suspicion or blsgss.
Wr'otht ~ mst-risl - trm and - tine,
Tbs, could s 1'S' - 's sven Nv "a ssn:.
As 10 sesf another, y no wote this once
Gusset and scsm are stitched ~ s,ean.
AnS TIER NJ ooes, IN tor men 20 dr~sn
Th,t th-Y r, ~, srins out any human Hy.-,-
Either ~ mothers, or daughters, or wives.
or the other hard then. you undsrstss6
To suh tie taste Il "a. manly mind,
Aud keep his temper screnely ktnd.
Who values ,, ace and Quiet life.
FOR she who hss MT car never f,reet
Her lord and master hdsat snd fret
ben ,he ssrp,ri that n Nd b. mantle q eass,
FOR where s ~ ,os- -So eau hear the .,rons ,.sl
OF an lllS made sGirt-Bot knosn - the best
u e then clear, . blessiag 20 men
mis- .hirt; who's beauty inspires " ran:
1his n, bless ~urE uf progressive ART.
arAuted perfect IA sNefr part-
hne be v no bias w.Tn ~ " az evermore swear
The only shirt az for gcnilemau's wear"
And 40 sing - tho beautiful thing
That =, its All sess, no r. m isll O. spriuF.
- JUy Forever 70 me Who su1Ws
The sweet G y pisCeure. the bland repDse
That comes frum fhH wearing q first rAie clothesi
~ yCu n uire 90 q ill fTd n . hast
hGEORGE JENNINGS, seventh street west
Aug2l tr
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OLD GAS FIXTURES febrouzed and made
- good as new at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G. A.
ouilding.-Adcf.
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TEE New York Social Fireplace Heater
Is the best thing ever put upon the markef.
guaranteed. See 1t 81 Hamiiton's, Y. NJ. c.
A. building-Adrf.
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hing, cabinet, splendid oracle, and other
stove store, 2126 Pennsylvania ayenua.~1frt.
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SIMoNDs' hot-vater combination furnace
at Hamilton's, Y. II. e. A. build1ng.-Adu.
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BLACK CAsHMERKs, black alpaeas, black
silks, just received al Carter's TG Mark.t
Space New prints, co;tons, flannels cassi-
mefes for boys wear; table linen and sheet
ing cotton very cheap.
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To Iad,e. ana Gentlemen

DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
for sOap
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"PEERLEss" shaking CRATE, low down or
half low down, for burning hard or soft coal;
best thing ever invented, at Hanilton's, Y.
Nj. G. A. building-AdUt
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uSAs FIXTURES al wholesale prices at
~niiton's, y. NJ. G. A. building.-Adw.
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CORAL BRACELLTs with bells gold platad
enaihs, necklaces, rings In plate and golj
plain and stone; misses bracelets rings AND
earrings the best fifty cent eve glass in the
city, At Prigg' s jewelry store, No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, near * street
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"THE HEAT IS INsUFFERABLE.-Br
me back, dear, the best Cologne You can fl I'd
in the city" He brought j. 4 E. Atkinson'S
fragrant, delicate, and lasting. was
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PUMPS, all kinds, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c.
A buildiDg.-Adu.
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Dh' HARTLEY has returned To the civ. 4
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Ho! FOR THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
SPLENDID TRIP TO OCEAN CITY.

Having made arrangements for a trip TO TIE above
spi'nd,d watering place iegral 20 r.
Csre May, the A N EAN
MOsELkf will leave Washington. oE2EzkxznD
sATUkDAY, August 18th, al o clock . m. sharp;
returning will arrive IN Washington, MONDAY, 1T
O'Clock
The route IL BY steamer 90 Crisfeld, Md, thence
by railroad TO Ocean City; arriving at O'Clock g.
m, rtmsining at Ocean City until O'Clock o. m.
The facilities for surf bathing aud fishing not
exc>Ged on the Atlantic coast.
Fare for round trip ticket by boat aud rail, IS.
Meals and state extra. Tickets and state
rooms may be obtained at Office, No. 3 Me;ropoli.
tan Bsnk.
SAM'L BACON.
auel6d ICrific I Pres;de,f
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FOR good, honest job OF plumbing call ON
Hamilton, Y. NJ. c. A. building The roo 49,,
ne IL doing such an extensive business in
ms line is because he does good work al rsa-
sonAoie prices, and sends out no boys To do
meE q work.-Adrt. ~ ~
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

HEAVY DECLINE IN GROCERIES,.
L STAPLE AND FANCY
SUGARS
Cu', Grar ulsted. Powdered, Crushed "a uUCu
Yellow and Light Brown, from ga TO l2.c per M
COFFEE
Government Java-1 oasied, s.; Green. 3D.
Baricabo so Is
Bio Is: "a
TEAS.
Oclorg IS to COG. per H.
japan, IS to 90c per ~
Imperial, 59c. to per 10.
GunpowGer, SOC. to FL 81 per N
49, FLOUR.
Al OF the best brands 81 per bbl. of.
Worcestershire Sauce. genuine only 35c. bottle.
vinegar, Celery eed Spices, &C , for picking and
preserving at low rates.
We are receiving daily many goods purchased in
the northern and eastern markets on the recent
heavy decline, for cash, and will sell ct very small
advance for cash.
Please call and examine goods and prices.
II. w. REEDS SONS.
aue2+tr 1916 + street northwest.
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THE Potomac FRUIT GRowrRs, Assocr-
HIios res ponds 10 the petition OF numerous
oelshttd participants In its previous exhibi-
uons OF iInlt and flowers on the Mary WASH
tngton with another exhibition. on fba an ~
sep, smber, whereof the particulars are given
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RANGES, all kinds, at Hamil,op,s-ld,
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Still Further Reductions.

FOR ONLY 4 PEW WEER8 LONGER
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BASE BALL.-Yes;eaaay there were nun,-
Der of base ball matches, some OF which at
traced much attention. The Creighton AMI
Templar clubs played on the old Olympic
groCnds, and the former won by a score of
II 10 IL. AT 9Th and streets the As
torfas played the Patriots, making 9 runs TO
the latter's l. --.' The Socials beat the Rose
dales yesterday by a score OF N to Q. Ion
the White Lot, in a match between the Ac-
yves and Upstairs, the former made % 10 the
fattfrs9 ..
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YOUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUR-
l. SIONS.
The Barge C0CKADE CITY will give select EI-
cursions EVERY WEDNESDAY IT,
EVENING during the season. lsav- eA35-H
Ing her hsrf at O'Clock .. m
sharp. returning at II O'Clock: remaining NJ ar
Ticket, Is cents.
Regular Sunday Excursions for Ladies and
Children, leave at 80 o. and return 81 8 clock
Tickets, e cents, Children free.
To-
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TIE WILBUR-JoHNsoN CAsE-In the
Police Court this morning. counsel for James
M. Wilbur, charged with retaining some
valua be papers relating to Mexican claims
from Jasper W. Johnson, made motion for
q dismissal of the case, on the ground that
there were no charges in the affidavit on
which the warrant was based. Some arpu-
ment took place between Messrs Miller and
Gsrnett for defendant and Mr.. Miller for the
prosecution; after which the hearing of the
case was postponed until Tuesday next. His
bonds were continued.
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The Steamer ARROW Capt Frank Hollinsshea I'D,
Ii the only boat allow ed TO land psssen- -
gers al Mount Vernon wharf. Pas ~
sengers taking this steamer which Is
connected with the Ladies' Mount Vernon Assooia-
tom erotd .sdiHs smbp.asess tAsss sHslss, BY
other lives.
Bcurd trip, 81, Including admission to Mansion
and Grounds.
sIssmsr leaves 7th street wharf daily, Sunday ex-
cepted,D Of o Q. m, snd returns shout p. nc.
J. INCH. HObLIN3SWORTR,
eupt. Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK EOLIIEGsHEAD,s Str. Arrow. iels-srr
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THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
GROUNDS-The bea uties OF these grounds
as laid out and beautified by cultivation
under the direction OF Mr.. Saunders are
worth ride Of twenty miles 10 see. Attrac-
tive from any point OF view, the charming
effects OF light and shade and contrasts aud
baIrronies Of color are best appreciated by
being seen from one of the upper windows OF
the department building. To all lovers OF
landscape gardening and Horticulture We sug-
gest visit OF inspection. IL cannot but be
greatly enjoyed.
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IACENDIAEY FIRES.

TTUsyILLE, Penn, July, 27.-Ihe extensive
h,rre works OF the Sanlad OIL Works of his place Was
., =, borrowed Inv tlr, 81 - o'clock this morning. Tho
ire il st,ppo,cd ID be tue Work of IN incendiary
AVER. Mass. July 27.--An nceniAry fire tins morn
ING burned James Z. Ternoys clothing store and j. H.
Grays drug store in Pages block. The loss Is $1,000
insured
FIRE ISLAND, July 27.-The gas-house of the
sf r,t At Fire Island was destroyed By fire this after
poop There was ful csern Of water and handensine'
On the premises with which the fire was prevented from
r.adug Tn, r.. was very little excitement among tue
guests ~ the hotel
uuptrrowS. " Y. July 27.-The depot and water
tank Of the New-YOrk and Midland Railroad, al
uorri.ton M were destroyed by fire early tolls morn
ing The ire was started Ina pile oI uhptr ~ an llen
i,orv vino .ful horse ride away, bnt DeluB hr'u nv
and attlckedsy dog he let the horse ~ ana escaped
pluudrr was his object.
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long BRANNH.

LoNG BRAyCH, July 27.-Last night was de-
cidcdy the hottest the season, and the atmosphere
continued close ana oppressive unu about O'Clock TIL,
morning when brisk set ia from the east 10 TIC
great reicl al every one
Gentleman from the western part % New-Nork state
sor,piu al ono OF our hotels. made very Determined
ut unsuccessful attempt suicide this morning. by III
alctig an uly wound under bis right ear with pocket
knife lie was IN bis room at tie time IN company wan
friend. ply stefan. The doc,or some distance
from his companion when the attempt was made, and
upon turning around discovered him With the knife blade
in ms neck cutting away vigorously. He at once has
tened to the man, and succeeded IN wrestling the knife
from him NJ cause asst cd 'pr the act, except that
the man has been In poor health for some time. The
matter has been kept Jul That the guests IN The
Iot.l whore the tragedy occurred have not. 10 yot
leaned OF II.
Ex-Gov. washbum Of Wisconsin 10 at the west End
Hotel
Samuel Conover W. J.. Kane. J. r Keeno and Samuel
Ward Of Ncw-Yorl and Benz. 81. Plumb Of Washing
ton are included among to-day's arrivals at the West
End Hotel
Among the new arrivals at te Ocean Hotel are d. IN
deru and Frederic NJ. Rankin oi NcwlOrk; Isaac Jen-
niprs OF Fairfield Conn; Or II. Genet Taylor oi Cam
den n. j.; Dr. john ConkiU Of Port Jer'is'N. l.
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SUMMER LEISUHE.
NEWPORT.

Newport, Il. J., July 26.--Thc Hon. John II.
Harlan and l,uily of Louisville, ny, K. r. Sweet,
Chicago: T. j. SANFORD j. NJ. TDombIrg. Tennes,ec;
j. H. Atwood, G. =. thd. PhIlade iHiai b. samson and
wife 4 B,u.uIU =, 80 NJ, C.riic- FRANK !isr.CI1urk,
N,1 orb and ~ L. HayueS, have arrived AZ the Aqud-
neck IOtol.
IN, weather is unusually warm. anl Newport VIII be
10 likely 10 lose her reputation Tor cool Summers ii
cnau.c docs not take Uiaco soon.
To-Day tho BrOokiyn Yacht Club saed Tor Nartha's
ViHcyaId, Thus miahlnA Newport q ser! brief visit
Tho ocean House arrivals include J. a. Woods, ". L.
Hsl-tei. W. b. Kuuhardt, Henry i. kunhardt. john
NcManus. Mrs j. j CIurch. j. :. Hcwiams aud
.stuIIv, New-Nor Col Hcimer, ENGLAND; u. L. Dob"-
,na VIE. PlttsOurG Dr. 4. a. Pennington Phadolpha;
Ms Ton Eyci. Albany =. Carroll and ianliy, btll-
more i.ugcne Ii,y or iAd ". b Evans, from Dusi"i
Senator iay ard OF Delaware is the guest ol the Hon
August Belmont.
NJ Redmond OF Now-iorS IS spending few weeks
with his dauoAtcr Mn Edward Cooper Of Ncw-YorA.
Hon George Bancroft las been entertaining cxSecre-
taly Fish.
over $50 season ticAos have been sold for the polo
games. some interesting games vii, take place tomor-
row afternoon.
The La Crosse games are among the probabilities.
The LoIilarG cups will be shot for Monday, on The
grounds OF the Narragansctt Gun Club.
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clue would, probably have been obtained az 10 ther
identity The account OF the manner In which tney re-
veaed themselves solely upon the statements OF
German and MS wife. They say that on Sunday aIsr-
noon Luke Halowell, also workman III fauIs NC
works came TO and when German began TO re-
late how the affair had occurred said that he knew apon,
IL aready,-know who had done 1t. and who had paid
them. Upon Glrmans expressing hls hnalehent lh.ii
any had been paid for the Job, Halloween went on W
that, that morning, man had come 10 nun
and asked him for - which had been pr missed LOT
the assault at the time beginning Ia tell MN no"
they had succeeded evidently surprising him TO be the
treasurer Of the Society aOwell had been at one time
member OF the Union. but had severed ms connection
with IT, and 50 informed the HalOwcll would mol,
sunday. reveal To German the name OF the man VINO
money, lest he should thereby incur the III
will OF the Society but, Thursday lie informed
him that the had made the remark that he did h0I
get his money he would break Reilly's neck. Halloween
himself refuses to make any statements To reporers put
does deny that he has given German the above lhIor
nation Notwithstanding GOranr positive statements,
OF the officials OF Williamsburg believe the assault
made by tradeunUn men. but by other encnleS
which he IL known 10 have Yesterday German was en-
deavong hnd Judge Elliott In order to secure war
for ne arrest of Reilly, whO he thnks, aclcu 40
decOy 10 get him into the street.
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BUSINESS EDBAEEASSnENT.

FAILURE OF THOMAS 4 CO., wooLES DEALERS FOR
$4,000.
Thomas & Co, wooden commission merchants,
al No. 40 widest the oldest house III the trade, has
failed owing to their connection with tho New England
Mills Al Rockville, Ct. which suspended yesterday The
firm was the agen.of the mills. and the senior partner
Luke W. Thomas was heavily interested in tho mills and
was SO involved that he could not respond TO the demands
ON the firm 1t was stated Mt the ooe, yesterday. that
the liabilities and nominal assets were about Sl5O,OOO
each They did expect To resume but would 10 INTO
liauiaton The members Of the hrm have transferred
all their property for the benefit OF the creditors To John
l. HILL and he las attached the property OF the New
England Mills to their Indebtedness 10 the hn,
which is said to he for amount Creditors ana
fruds called during the day and expressed the greatest
sympathy, aud were ready To lend any assistance .
Frederick Lewis has been appointed DN Judge Don
ohuo Receiver Of the firm Of Isaac Hacks, clothing
manufacturers, No. 437 broadway, owing 10 dih-
agreement between the membcr- ~ the nrn III IL Do
we'd that their assets will DO sufficiently large W pay
all the creditors In full.
The creditors OF Lfv Adams, carriage manufacturer.
nj one and weniy ifth-st and Thrdaye., met
before Register Fitch yesterday, and elected Joseph
Bisscks pnoe and proved claims for $4,000 the
largest being that OF James Wood for $4,000
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Az Sohns Of Marriages must % indorsed wiA MI
aome and address



ALLEN.In Paterson, y. j. July 90 1917 Elisha Morsan
child u JOsephdc G.. aud the late samuel &. IL
A.en aged 10 months and 70 days -
rurcra from late residence corner Wist and Vreeland
av, OF saturday, 2sth inst, a. $50 D. m.
BALDWIN-At Kingsto ~. Y.son Friday morning. July
20 Ellen starr WlGON OF the late Rodney y. Baldwin
Friends invited 10 attend her funeral on Monday, al
O'Clock. from her late home on Albany-ave
BONNEY.-At SchOOi,ys Mountain y. J., July %. 1877,
dauhtc Of George and Carrie H. Bon.
Of city Vow York. aged years. months and 10
days.
BRIGGS.-At Prcakness v. J., on Friday July d, Julia
Ethel mt mt daughter of Prof. Charles A and Jua Bggs
aged months and days.
CAMP-At Middelown. the 26th inst. Daniel w.
Camp, I'm the Goth year Of hi8 lge. $500
Funoral from Methodist Episcopal Church Middle
MONDAY, the 3Oth INST, at p m Relatives and
friends are Invited 10 attend.
HORTON-At milestone. L. l., on Friday tho 27th inst
Charles p. b. Horton.
hafpls. O'clock ~ the residence Of his ather1nlaw, W.
II. Wilkins Esq. Train leaves Hunters Point AZ l:i2 M
HOYT-h stanford Conn Thursday Goth inst, Mary g.
How, in the uth year Of her age - ,-
Funeral late residence Sammes ST. saturday,
18th ilst. at l =. IN.
MATsELIOn the 2jth inst. residence
W Mat-el, in the 66tl year Of his age .
Fnenls respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
1hOmls's Church, Fifih ave. corner OF FIythst,
Saturday morning al 10 O'Clock.
Iowa papers please copy.
NILISAt Rye, Friday, July 81 Abncr Mills In the 7ith
Il isyes and friends family invited the
I've, Monday afternoon. at hatpas clock.
ODELL-On the 26th INST OF Of the brain. Frsd
crok Man Ouly lid OF Thomas b. and sarah o. odel age
3mlnths and ~ days.
Funeral = vices az IA. residence parents 100
sixty first st.. on saturday 2Sth inst. az 40 a. m
TOBEYAt Derby Conn., on Thursday. July 20 Leonard w.
TOic; NcR-lOrs iu his j1th year.
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend tho funeral
SUNDAY, 29th inst AZ ldfpastZ O'CLOCK D. m AZ
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rank and dle II there were fewer officers the compe-
ution for promotion would be spirited, and there
gould be better instruction in the dr-rOoms The
highest offices In the militia Of this State are now hed
bv the Governor and the lowest by the rank aud he
knd appointments are frequently made upon ponti'a,,
grounds and upon the score OF personal popularity:
apnointmt nis could oo male by coWmls, %" o tralneu
and experienced officers of the National Guard the esprit
Dc corps would be promoted
The Pittsburg papers are searching for
scapegoa,s The Sheriff Tor instance ought not to have
tclegraphed to Harrisburg troops but should have
summoned representative citizens to his aid The Mayor
TOO ought to taken counsel with the sheriff ana
proceeded in person at the head Of large force to the
scene of action. To military authorities ought not TO
have mased their troops in the face Of curious ana eA
cited crowd The ollers. DAILY, oug 10 not 10 nave
fired scattering voleys upon errorsircken crowd OF
snec tors The reign of terror I'm word, was the result
o series Of objectionable huuders on the part OF the
county city and militia officers for the strikers were
ounaratvely orderly aud contcnted themselves Win
o. stucling traczs ,tOpIhg ioconntl' un t s
onftr,firs nrovo,d them 10 wrath. Tee local critics
deuounce everybody except the rioters ana tr Ci@'"
soldiers who allowed them to have tleir own way
After Wilson was hanged at jackson, MISS
week ago. q large number OF coiOred people "eNe"pi'"
~ receive the remains and bury them. Wnen The body
was removed FROM the plain wooden com" "inon '"'
state had furnished it was stin quite warm and moist
felons neck mad been broken by tue fa from me
galows and his friends Thought that might be possible
10 susctate the corpse They stripped oh he cl thns
and rhbedthe sh for an hour hut the SOU could not
D. called back to the SC Of crime suffering and eN
piaiion. The body WAS then laid out and the CONN
surrounded with choice flowers; and fOf tWenly-ouI
hours tIcIe was species Oi lying isIt ti""l'1 w
eoOr,i qeU pic around tho bier At night mere was
= 40 day there iOuE tesslOu 20 BaT-t chutch
ard an Extraordinary funeral service, IN which brass
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LARGF RECEIPTS OF PEACHES.

The largest receipts of the season of Della
ware and MARYLAND peaches were those OF yesterday.
They comprised thirty carloads, chiefly crates Heavy
supplies my he looked for and irregular rates are
expected to prevail, at least until fine fruit comes The
principal variety arriving is Hae's Early which IS
not desirable sort, aud sellers do not regret that mucn
~ s Weld has been ~ by The late rains IN me pra
states Crates sold at 5c07jc for lar To good ana n
Tor best; baskets ranged ~ loQ6)c.
The Dr1th attractive tabie-p'ach, VIII soon arNe
in large CuBnes Shipments have b. EN- begun 10 Can
ada and the Eastern states. Shippers are aunng II"
MAKE ~ the outside Arrangement. they can for the as
trl1uton 81 Jcaclos this season. as the genera tone Oh
local trade Indicates that even good average supply
VII prove full one. Up TO this time the best peaches
nave come frVid North Carolina. The picking the'c
il mostly over. but North Carolina pcari's
could not long compete with those grown nearer
New York. rs exprcssagc high, 81 % per crate,
from Ridceway, the main shipping point About 100
crates arrived YESTERDAY and sold 1T II 3OG - 70 ecn.
For carly fancy Peaches North Carolina Is promised as
good a position IN the NcwYork market do California
holds Tor The lrsL fine pears ana .lums.