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National Republican., 1878-04-29
Indications

For the Lower Lakes, Middle siatcs, and New
Englnni northeast tn northwest winds. falling
barometer. stationary or lower temperature, cloudy
weather, with light rain, except possibly clearing
away In the Middle Atlantic States.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
AMUSEsIENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
APRIL ?o-oNE WEEK ONLY.
Tho management have to announce engagement
With the
COLyILLE FOLLY COMPANY,
Succeeding and comprised OF the members OF the
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE,
The most complete burlesgus organization on
earth, combining musical culture OF the highest
der Of merit, with mrth OF the most hilarious char
acer governed by refinement, arsing from bnrlcsque
and pnntomlne.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS, tor the first time In Washington, the
greatly sucressfn eStrnvRcnnz In two acts entitled
BABES IN THE WOODS; or. WHO KILLED
COCK ROBIN3
Introducing the unrivnled cantnrlce and operate
artistic, Mile EME Rt,SEAU; the ininiitablc come
dian, Mr.. WILLIE EDOUIN. and forty artists. The
Drury Lane Mechanical Donkey, new music. gorgeous
costumes aud appointments, nnd new scenery
Thursday-"Plh Psn;' friday-"Robnson CIusOe" :"
matinee Saturday at 2-'oxygen aud Blue Beard"
ap2gGt
National Republican., 1878-04-29
AIurrinne IlcnnSea.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage Ii.
ccnses to the following parties:
J. W. Wheeler and Mary Mack.
j. :. HuySman aud Salle T. Weaver.
II. A. Sm0ot ard Emma J. Cowling.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
Mothers, MotLers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs wIssLnw's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of tecthing in children It
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie,
health 70 tho child gives rest to the mother
National Republican., 1878-04-29
sunnosed nurglnr Shot At.

Some excitement was caused in the ncighhnrhcod
Of Sinth and streets last evening by the irng OF
q pistol oil the roof confectionery store on Ninth
street. The proprietor claimed that he saw man
acting susplciolisly on his roof and fired two sUlS
at him. The supposed thief escaped.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
CITY ITEM.

On. WUBoR's Con LIVER Oh. AND LINE.-Inva-
lids need no longer dread to take that great spe-
Coughs-COd Liver Oil. As prepared by Dr. VIII
Dor II Is robbed Of the nausenting taste, and also
embDdies preparation of tho Phosphate Of Lime
giving nature the very article required to aid the
healing qualities of tic oil and TO rccrcate where
disease has destroyed. This article al,o forms q
remarkable tonic, and will cause weak and dcbili-
sale by all respectable druggists throughout the
country, and should be kept IN every family for i'll
slant use OH the first appearance Of Coughs lrr-
tatiun Of the Lungs Manufactured only by A. b..
WILBoR, Chembt Boston. sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
Amusenents Tonight

Amusetuents Io-Ntght-
NATIONAL THEATRE COlyille Folly Company
OprrA.lIousE.-Bryaats Minstrels.
LISCoLS HhLL-kCv. John Jasper.
1nEAIGE CosiQuE.-Jake Buld and q new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

INCREDIBLE as 1t may seem yet 1t is nevertheless
true that one or two doses Of Lodlles Headache
Specific cares headache in less than twenty-fi
minutes Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

You've PEOPLE do pay attention ~ your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise In time.
Clean them daily with THURsroS's IVORY PEARL.
TOOTH POWDER. the most perfect dentr fee known.
1t will keep them through lifo in good condition,
white aud sOUud, will harden tue gun =, sweeten
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold BY all
drugghts. u and " cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-29

WELLS MACIIEE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT-
RRs are Still the best known. Their curative pow
en- far suTpass ull others.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

TME Grand Central Hotel New York, has long
been tAyoTite with southern people. Now that
the IT. SChOlas Is soon to CUsc, II is presumed that
the Grand Central will absorb still larger proper
lion of Tho SOnLRem lTAde.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

ARE YOU bilious, troubled with headache dizzy
nesf, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
peptlc, nervous, dull and languid? Averso to nll
cxertOn. Is your life miserable? You require
blood. Take QUIRK's IRISH TEA, Tie great house
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggisls Is cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

HARD times demand economy practice II BY
Tenuvating your sUicd gloves with JOUYESs IEO
pERuUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price - cents pei
bOttlc.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
BASE HITS.
Games Played Last saturday-The Outlook
for the Coming weck-Proposedv Visit ofthe
Athletics, of philadelphla.

The Independent Club, Of Baltimore, failed to
put In an appearance In Washington last Saturday
and the National In order that their patrons might
not be disappointed In witnessing a game, made
Arrangements with picked nine from the MonC-
mental City to assist them In their dilemma. They
came snw. but did not conquer, as the subjoined
srnrp Will shnM
National Republican., 1878-04-29
Disappointed Pleasure. Seekers.

A large party Of ladies' and gentlemen visited
AnnNpoli, last saturday for the purpose Of attend
ing the Easter hop Of the mid,hipmeu at the Naval
Academy. About eight o'clock In the evening n
furious rain set in, which made 1t impossible for
the fair Sex 10 uir their spring toilets, and the ball
was very drcGry affair, US great deal Of
smother hop In about two weeks, and II i hoped
that "O!i rrybs will do his heht, In order 10 make
atOneILent for the disappointment Of last saturday.
National Republican., 1878-04-29
gational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of fsssense. Trains.

Al htTfhoRH AND ONO DEroT NEW JERSEY AVE-
NUE. AND c STREET.
kofpfrp. Hr,iinp
s:b n. Phil a Dos ex si;so Baltimore rccom
etsS, Baltimore express go Batimure accom-
tS1. Western express 500 n Y. Phil \ Bo- e.
SO Baltimore accom- $50 Western Mall.
~. Fred &C, Met. brch SKI, baltimore accom-
ex. Baltimore Annapolis s6 Is Baltimore express
and way, i7;?U Western express
eG, Mhriinsburp and Ua. $500, baltimore express
gcrstuwn ac MET bTch' .ni5 y, Phil BOs ek'
sNsO, Baltimore Rc6 ON. 1915, Baltimore ncCoIn-
u:p Baltimore express.
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF depgr rture OF trains, adver
nSe m cuts el-ew here
National Republican., 1878-04-29

srRrsosuIus-largestvariety Eisenan's 7th and Z
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S. pants to order, including ali shades Elseman'f
of the Y. NJ. c. A. Anniver-

sHFy.
By telegram received Saturday evening, Rev.
George II. Hcpworths phy'icans announce his i'll
ness and his inability c. nscquently tO come to
Washington TO deliver the address at the Y. ". G.
A. anniversary. The committee have therefore
pospOned the anniversary meeting for few days,
and announcement of the date will be made.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

MESS youths and boy. Haunel suits, Eisemarrs
National Republican., 1878-04-29

Is your hair harsh dry and stlff2 Does It refuse
" curR Dress II with THoMPsors FohApE OrTIME.
will improve it, Sold by druggists. &c. Price 10
and DO cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-29

On Saturday the District Commissioners pre-
pared the following communication to the Board
ofSchool Trustees:
To ne Beard Of Trustees Qf Ptb,ic Schools, D. C.:
GENTLEMEN Congress having refused TO advance,
by Appropriation or otherwise, to the District
SIS 900. the sum asked for by the Commissioners In
their last annual report and other communications.
to enable them to continue the public schools until
the regular close Of the current school year, no
alternative IL len them but the direct as they DO
now, the closing of the schools on the Goth instant
The accompanying statement OF the Auditor and
Controller Of the present condition Of the District
treasury, and his carefully prepared estimates Of
revenues and expenditures for the remainder OF
the fiscal year. show an estimated balance in the
treasury on the 3Oth OF June next Of only sS4l!i5
sum foo small To permit us to assume the risk Of
incurrnc any liability on account Of the schools
beyond the cnd Of the present month. You VIII
please take the necessary steps for the execution OF
this order. Respectfully, youn, -
National Republican., 1878-04-29
LOTTERIES.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FoF
TUNE. FIFTH CRANE DISTRIBUTION. iSI
Al NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. MAY IL
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MANUEL DrAZ QUINrERo.

One OF tho Spanish patriots and jealous democrats
that CO operated with Sehores Castelar, Figueras Sal
meron and others OF lesser note who endeavored to
regsnornte Spain aud elevate her 10 place among the
FREQ nations OF the world, Senior Manuel Diaz Qun-
tero, IS no more His death occurred at Liege Bel
gium while In exile attending TO the education Of his
only son. He was born In the neighborhood OF Cadiz
In 1925 distinguished lawyer, he had Enthusiastic
iondness for democratic Institutions but up to 1868
he followed his avocaton. waxing active part In
politics. On the reinforcement OF Queen Isabella
and the establishment Of the Republic be entered
lively into politics, elected TO the Cortes by his
native DISTRICT anu, during one session, WINS Speaker
OF the House, UNFOLDING strenucusiy tho federal Re.
public. He alone In the Cortes tho only spanish
statesman who had The manliuess to arraign the re-
whole island Of Cuba for their iawIessness
And arbitrary acts And when the officers attacked
the leadership OF Cabaero de kodns ctTcula ed
a petition and send It 10 the government asking that
no be inipeached "ior his unpatriotc utterances,'
Quiptcro dill not quail but braved TIE storm he had
conjured He was not alone, however, Tor his COL
leagues, Figuerss Salmerou and Others upheld him,
arreigued General who so Tar forgot himself rs
10 attempt TO Impose his authority aud that OF
his pretorian guard, the volunteers, upon the
Con gress oil the Kcpubnc. On tho downfall OF tho
Castear government ne started an nboitonist paper
called Ell Jurddo. ~ whose columns no made fierce
war upon tue institution, the vounteers, aud udvo-
catcd the cause OF independent Cuon On tho advent
of King Alfonso he would not ack now eage the
arcny into voluntary exile, liking his abode
nj Licge. He devoted 10 the EDUCATION OF his
when death irom rheumatism, from which be had
suffered for more than a year, overlook him. His
body viii be carried to spain Tor interment q his ma
tive town
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON August 80, 1873
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
The President left Washington tonight on his Yves
tern tour. He will be absent about ton days.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMISSIONER TO rHA
MEXICAN BORDER.
One OF the most intelligent special agents OF the
government who has been . special mssion 10 the
Mexican border, sends an interesting report Of his
visit 10 Treasury Department He travelled along
the border from the Rio Colorado the Rio Grande
He says something should be done BY the repre-
sontatives OF both countries 10 bring about better
condition OF affairs There better wxys no thinks
Of accom- pshing this than by the marshalhng Of
troops as q menace the border. The high tariff
the products OF the countries engenders and
ages smuggling. This, no suggests, 10 one OF the
principal and overlooked causes OF trouble on the
border Almost everybody Is In sympathy with the
smugcera He advances the assertion that the only
effective euro, the most peaceabls and permanent
solution to the entire problem, Is reciprocity be.
twecn she two countries by means oil treaty Of
commercial amty for free admission into both couu-
tries across the border OF their respective products
He concludes by asking, Shave not England, France
and Germany quietly obtained possession OF the bulk
Of the Mexican trade, while the United States has
been settling her border difficulties by corresponds
encs comm ssions, threats and armed snoountsrA"
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strengthening Of the artillery force. The arshsV
command in Texas consists Of Batteries Il, y, ana
l., OF the Second artillery. OF which Battery ~
under Captain Willston, was al Fort clark WIN
Mackenzie, armed a field battery. with f"ar one
inch Calling Geld guns and section OF Battery u.
under command OF Lieutenant Medorem crawiord' WIZ
two three-inch rifles. sinse the return OF the com
mand recently Willis, on's battery has been increased
to ak guns, the full complement OF Held light
battery, and all the cannoniers have been mouated,
making It horse battery lor light service win
mounted troops Tho rest Of Battery L, under Cap
tain John Rodgers. two rifles, which was LETT at
San Antonio, Was hen route TO Fort Clark from
San Antonio, expected arrive the next day
(ast Saturday, and accomp panied ny the two foot
batteries OF the secon1 artillery-Battery E. Gap
tain Dunn'sL under command OF Lieutenant Bar
net Wager, and Battery g, Captain CART
Woodruff, which would probably be armed as light
batteries on arrival at Fort Clark guns were there
awaiting them II General Mackenzie deemed II un.
necessary 10 more light artillery WoodruG's and
Wagcr's batteries will De left AZ Fort Clark take
OF the property anc barracks and guard the post
thus enabling the infantry companies. which have
heretofore been lett, to take the field, they are
moro accustomed to general field work and partiou.
larry the character OF work required along the Texas
frontier. The command at Fort Clark had been
increased by four companies from the district
Of the Pecos, and all tho infantry companies
mad been mounted, SO thai the entire command was
enabled to move In light order The iotter statcs:-
eve expect 10 60. away again by Monday, August 20,
and when We cross the river the nrs VIII hear OF
us WILL IN all probability, be light or feot race.
The greasers are In mighty good shape, and all OF
valdezs command have Winchester rifles, which lays
over our sprngasds n little. This trip will mako
trouble II any force shows up at ALL"
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OBITUARY..

SIR CowAsJEE JEHANGIE READYMoNEY, Z. c.
s. l., PARsEE MERCHANT PRINCE.
Advioes from India by overland mail record the
death at Bombay. July 20. Of the eminent Farsee
banker, Sir CowasJee Jehangir Readymoncy,
knight Commander OF tho Star OF india
whose public benefaettons reached the sum Of
ST. 900, 600 He was born 1912 and belonged his
father's side the distinguished Bansjee family.
his maternal grandmother being Readymoney and
his mother Dady shett, thus uniting in hts person
three OF the oldest and woathicst Parsee families OF
Bombay. In his youth he was adopted by
the widow Of his relative Herjee Ready
money, and thus acquired that singular patronymic
which no rendered illustrious. He engaged
In the family profession OF banking and commerce,
by his business talents increased his large IN.
heritcd fortune His name was potent one IN the
commercial world and his credit was generously ex-
tended to many merchants OF other natonaties. who
must have succambed 10 moro than one great none
keenest interest in tho welfare of his race and
every question that concerned the progress and VOL
fare OF India 10 great public enterprise IN South
western Indla lacked his counsel and assistance tor
more quarer Of q century, and the magnificent
charities OF Bombay boar witness to the caholicty OF
his benehcence When, In 1863 he was Knighted, and
in 1872 was made a Commander Of the Star OF India,
IL was fet that Quee y sellors had honored
themselves more him by their happy SELECTION of
Recipient for those distinctions For five or six years
he mad been helpless cripple from his old enemy the
govt, which manifested itself 10 vital part and II
was a source regret 10 tho Prince OF Wales, when
on his Indian tour, that the suorings OF the Parsce
knight rendered Il impracscabe 10 pay him a con-
templated visit at his magnificent residence. The
Prince however, sent him spiendidly bound volume
Q silver medal portrait OF himself and the
inarmity he would have bssu chosen Parses leader
the death OF tho late Sir JamseJse JeJeobhoy SIR
Cowase had no children HIS wife died in 1861 and
he adopted Jour years ago grandson OF his brother
Hee rJeebhoy, who is married TO the daughter OF
another Parsso merchant prince The funeral was
tended by vast concourse.
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@. V. SHEARER.

The New Orleans Tunes, OF the 9th ipst., states
that the death OF o. v. Shearer by yellow fever, NJ
already announced by telegraph, occurred on Monday
morning daybreak. Mr.. Shearer Il will DO remem-
bered belonged 10 the stan Of the New Orleans Times
and time the correspondent Of she HERALD.
He was a native oil Alabama but resided the greater
part of his life In Mississippi He was for some time
correspondent at Jackson, Mss, beng then
connected with the icksourg Hera'd SUB
on Mobile papc'. La'cr be came 10
New Orleans, where ne mas resided during the past
eighteen months. He has hold position on the
Times since arrival In New orleans, nrst as news
editor and moro recently as city editor. He filled
both positions most faithfully, iptclgently aud ac-
ceptaby. Shearer was a brave aud good soldier In
the Confederate army, valuable citizen, journalist
OF unusual promise, an houest honorable gentleman.
He leaves a widowed mo,ner and many friends In
Now Orleans and In Mississippi.
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A CHASTITY PLAYTHING.

TWO LITTLE BOYS AMusE THEMsELvfs b
HORRIBLY MurILATINa THE CORPSE OF Az
UNKNOWN CHILD.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 80, 1873
case was brought TO light yesterday By the South
Baltimore authorities which has scarcely parallel IN
criminal records The scene Of the sensational
discovery is the village OF Brooklyn, = south.
err suburb In Anne Arundel county, and
the YOUTH full criminals are Charles Artz, son Of
well known farmer, and Willie Stanburys
son OF Justice stanbury, Of the VIII
iagc, mother OF whom moro than eight years
Of oge. Rumors reached the city yesterday OF
the discovery OF the horribly mutatsd corpse OF an
unknown child, four or nvc years old on the shore
OF the Patapsco An ofisial investigation was
made when the boys named above each told revolt
ing story of the mutntion. each charging the other
with having disngured the corpse rhey confessed
having discovered The body, which was swollen and
boa,cd having been IN Tbs wacr several days. hoat-
ing near the shore on Wednesday evening
One OF them waded out and secured the little body,
and they managed to get II ashore They then
amused themselves "payins" With for some time,
ana aftcrward dug shallow grave, and hsvuE buried
IL returned to their houses without mentioning tho
A oHouLIsH AMUSEMENT.
shs sis they they ;s: grim
s,Sn assy Sss ..1.y hanssr.
TO pieces The body was gashed IRON head
to fool. cut made around the lott leg near tho
ankle, into which the boys tied strap and sndsav.
orcd TO hang tho corpse TO fence, but
they were unable to MT IT, Alter some
furtner "piay" with the body, which was
perfectly nude they tossed IL back into tho river,
whore u found As II was supposed the children
not aware oil the enormity OF the revolving act
they were permitted TO return 70 their homes and
verdict Of death from causes unknown was rendered.
Tho Of the boys excited tho utmoss berror on the
pars OF their parents aud the members Of ,nc lary
The little corpse viii DO held TO await idenuncssion
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARRINGTON, August 80, 1878
Commander Norman H. Farquhar 10 ordered 70
command the Quinnebaug, at League Island. Pa |;
Chief Engineer John A. Tobin, TO dsty At she Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.; Boasswsin wiliism g
Thompson. TO the receiving ship Colorado, at Ne~
York; Acting Boatswain Denu,s TwigsA 10 the New
Hampshire. at Port Royal, i. c.; Passed Assistant
Engineer Charles r. Magic 10 detached from the Nwy
Yard, Portsmouth, H.. and ordered to the ouinnc-
baug: Boatswain John A. Selmor. from the COLORADO
an0 placed on sick leave; Acting Boatswaia James
Sheppard, from the New Hampshire ~ Port Royal,
Is. c.. and ordered to hold himself In readiness foe
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NAVAL AFFAIRS AT NORFOLK.
TnY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NORFOLK, Va, August 80. 1878.
board OF survey, appointed by orders from WASH
ing.on have been at the sioop-ofwar un,a,a
to-day boring her tmberA She found 30 sottsn a.
10 be worthless and will be condemned.
The Wyoming will como out OF the dry dock on
Monday and make ready 10 proceed to Warrington.
A considerable force Is employed on this vesssl day
and night Besides baving new propeller Iut 10 her.
decks nave calked and spars overhaued and re-
paired
rne Fortune 10 In service supply steamer 10 che
iron clad fleet up the James River and fas been OF.
dered to take the place Of tender to Admiral Howeia
aapshtp the P6whatan. Her place will be supplied
by the Plata, which has been Atssd up for that pur
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1HE CHANGERS.
vrrrEEx THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT At
THEIR PICNIC AT WILLIAMS oRovE-cAM'
PAIaN PROSPECTS IN THE OIL COUNTRY.

THEIR PICNIC AT WILLIAMS oRovE-cAMs
PAIaN PROSPECTS IN THE OIL COUNTRY.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE BEB,LD.l
HARRISBURG, Pu., August 30, 1873
The rrangers had picnic yesterday At Williams
Grove. fourteen miles IRON this ciiy, which at
tended by about nitsen thousand people. Many from
Yves, virginia ana Maryland wero present, and among
them were the republican aud national candidates
Governor. Both OF those gentlemen delivered ad-
dresses but not OF political nature. Tho
a. M ocrntic candidate was unable comply with the
invItalion rendered to him. General b r. Butler had
been urgently requested TO JOIN the grangers their
festivities, but he wrote letter, In winch no stated
that imperative Official engagements prevented
him from meeting them. President hayes
also sent hrs regrets that circumstances would
not permit hts presence Tne speeches Of the Guber-
Material aspirants wero coolly received, sspecisy
that OF Hoyt, the republican candidate. Maso5,
she national candidate Tor Governor, has recently
canvassed number Of the oil producing counties, and
speaks glowinsy oil the meetings nsd aud
Of hts prospects, HIS swn county (Msrcor) s largely
repuccap. He appears ndsnt Of esrryins u, ana
hekvnn county, ihs ecntss Of oil pvudueiisn, ths
| sen timent, no says, 10 overwhelmingly national
Heyt not less sanguins Of success, ana Dn, tho
democratic candidate aiso CLAIMS there = ~ doub1
u IN eleetoAs 40 sos Il
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Advices by European mail chrouico shs death OF
Admiral James Dirom at Amman, Scotland, on the
l2th inst, apcd sixty.,hree. Ho was oorn In Scot.
iaua In 1915 entered the navy In 1922 served In tho
Baltic expedition OF 1854 with the rank Of captain,
aud aiterward In tho Black Son operations oil 1862
participating in the capture OF kertcn aud nburn.
lie retired IRON service alter the Crmean war;
aud was made roar admiral on the retired IIsi IN
June, 1874
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Ho~aras end and the work of the Peabody Assoo,a-

tion begins.
CHARLESTON, 5. C., August so, 1878
The city government has appropriated $1,000 Ior
mo yellow lever sufferers The Hibernian Society to-
day appropriated $500 for the destitute Irish in Mem
phis and VIII raise luna Tor the same purpose ny
private contributions. The Chamber OF Commerce,
ut special meeting to-day appointed committees 10
systematically canvass the city Tor Individual SUD-
scrptons Tor the RELIEF OF the stricken commu.
mites In response TO the appeal OF tho Mayor OF
Memphis two Charleston ply sicans have volunteered
and Will start tor Memphis Tonight
YORK Pa, August 80 1873
YORK citizens have raised over $500. A. B Far
quahar gave personal check for 1912 The Evening
Despatch raised SIT. The money has oeen sent per
telegraph TO New Orleans and Memphis for the How
ara Association. grand vocal and insMumenta con-
cert Is announced Tor Monday night The people are
alive here.