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FAIR Porsr, August 14.-Rev. @. P.
Hurd. Of Indiana, addressed the ,Chatau.
qua Foreign Mission Institute this morn
Ing on the children OF India" Rev.
DR.. Lord lectured on "Queen Elizabeth"
To an immense audience.
Rev. Joseph Cook, OF Boston, arrived
to-day, and received an ovation at 2
o'clock. Every one Of the 5000 seats Ia
tbs large auditorium was occupied and
thousands OF persons were standing
There was a tremendous clapping Of
hands as Mr.. Cook appeared upon the
platform, and after prayer he began his
lecture on "Lost Souls Under National
Law"
The Reverend gentleman was listened
to throughout with the closest attention,
and closed his discussion, a. ii was begun,
in these words: am resolved not TO 90
hence trusting for an opportunity to re-
pent after death.
In the evening Mr.. Cook answered a
large number OF questions. Later four
large steamers, eight or ten steam yachts
and large number OF sail and row boats
were Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and made 4 brilliant spectacle.
Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia, has ar;
rived, and will be publicly received ;o'
morrow in the auditorium. The address
Of welcome will be delivered by Bishop
Foster, OF Boston.
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The cotton CROP Report.

WASHINGTON, August t14.-The August
returns TO the Department Of Agriculture
show an average condition Of the cotton
crop 10 the ten cotton States oil 95, q de:
cline OF 4. North Carolina SO, gain Of
/: South Carolina 81, loss Of 7; Georgia
92, losa l3; Florida SO, loss l; Alabama
9s, loss 4; Mississippi 90, loss 9; Louisi-
ana 90, loss7; Texas 10S, gain 2; Arkan.
sss 9s, gain 7; Tennessee 90, loss s. OF
the 800 cotton counties reporting, 6S re.
ported 100; SO above and 1853 below 100.
The condition Of the crop Is somewhat
better than in August, 1877. In the
northern portion Of the ccotton belt many
counties complain Of the extreme heat
and drought causing the plants to shed
and the balls to open prematurely.
Farther South the rain fall has been
excessive, causing rust. Insect inju.
ries at the date Of the correspondents
we're uncomfortable, but later reports TO
Prof. Riley, the entomologist, shows con.
siderable local injury from this source.
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POLlTICA.
Conuecticut Greenbackers.

New HAVEN, August 1.-THE Stale
Convention Of tie National Greenback
party assembled in this city this morning.
There we're eighty delegates, representing
27 toSnS and all The counties bat one. "A
temporary organization was effected by
choosing Henry G. Baldwin, Of Nantuck:
ct, chairman. Alter the appointment ot
different committees the convention took
q recess till 2P.M -. Alls5. {! ~
In the afternoon the usual platform
was adopted and the following 6tate
ticket nominated: For Governor Charles
Atwaler, Of This city; Lieut.. Governor,
Henry Manchester, Of Danburyi Secre'
tary o. State, L. W. Pinney, OF Winsted;
Treasurer, L. T. Judd, ol New Britian;
Comptroller, Charles ]. Winters, ot Nor
wich. The Convention then adjourned
About 80 delegates were present, repre-
senting q towns and seven countiss.a
MoRK1s, LIS, August 14.-Tbe Re
pulicau Convention Of the Seventh dis
trict nominated Gen. P. c.. Hayes for
Congress,
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER S22
YELLOW FEVER.

New ORLEANS, August 14-l:l6 P. N.
New cases 1874, deaths 20. Weather
unfayorable for the sick.
MEMPHIS, August 1.-THE Board Of
Health report 8 deaths and 9 new cases
Of yellow fever since yesterday. Allof
these cases are north Of Jefferson street.
Drs. Saunders and Erskine, Of the Board
OF Health, have taken possession oil the
localities where the fever has occurred.
and are using every means to stamp 1t
out.
NEW YoRK, Aug. l4.-The Mayor
Grenada, Miss, has telegraphed 70 May
or Ely, asking pecuniarY aid for the re-
lief ot the sutftreEs by yellow scourgs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August l4.-Mayor
Weir, OF PaducAh, telegraphed the As.
s0ciated Press agent at Louisville that
the City Of PaducAh has been quAran.
tined against all steamers from the South
and also all railroads.
FEVER GAINING GROUND AT MEMPHIS.
MEMpHs, August l4..-The fever ssems
to be gaining ground. Its origin has
been traced to parties who came up from
below on the steamboat Golden Crown
and passed the quarantine blockade two
weeks ago yesterday. One person who
came up on the boat has died and several
more are down with the fever. Prof.
Dicker, living next door to come Of the
patients that came up on the boat and
have the fever, was taken with II Sunday
and died last night His son is now down
with 1t.
@. W. Beyonan. prominent tobacco
mist, taken the frat OF the week, will
probably not live tonight. The fever
seems TO be we'll spread north Of Jetfer.
son street, its former locality. As near
az scan be learned to the present time,
there have been five deaths and II cases
reported in the last 4a hours. There Ii
probably so or rs cases in the city. The
weatheris favorable for the spreading Of
the disease, it being cold, damp and foSgy
New oRlRASs, August 1.-THE er.
traordinary increase Of new cases Of 70.
yer reported by the Board Of Health up
10 noon to-day, has been the all-absorh-
ing topic OF conversation this evening.
The reporters sought in vain for an ex.
PLANTATION. II is true the report includes
two days from Charity Hospital, but that
only adds seven or eight cases which
should have been reported yesterday, and
leaves one hundred and twenty.si or
twenty.seven cases that have occurred
within the past twenty-four hours. So
far but few.cases have occurred In the Sd
or 9th districts. OF the deaths reported,
nine are under twenty years Of age; Of
these six were natives Of New Orleans.
GRENADA, Miss, August 14.-sixtsen
experienced nurses. in charge Of Doctors
Mandehille and veasie, arrived this
morning from New Orleans. The nurses
were quickly assigned to affected fami-
lies. The type Of the disease is pro-
uounced malignant aud ia spreading.
Ten or twelve new cases since morning.
Nine deaths reported in the last "a hours.
Fully 125 cases. ...F-.
The white population are now retiring.
None OF the old cases have yet recovered.
The brave and selfsacriieing doctors Of
New Orleans, assisted by resident physi-
clans, are doing noble work, and grate-
ful hearts go on, to them and 10 the gen.
erous citizens OF New Orleans in this
hour Of deep affection.
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nothing but the legitimate constituents Of
beer-good malt and good hops. No In
furious element b ever introduced. Its
purity and high quality, It's full rich IA
vor and gently stimulating qualities are
such a. place Il In the highest esteem.
At present about Is, 600 barrels is the an.
nual product. These figures, however,
have no permanent value, rs each year
sees them greater as the reputation Of the
beer becomes more and more widely
known. The buildings occupied are
quite extensive, being part three and part
four stories in height, with menure-
urement Of three hundred by. si1ty feet.
They, are constructed substantially Of
brick and stone and very we'll arranged.
Mr.. Reymann being q progressive and
thoroughly wide awake man, has
adopted all Of the latest scientific
Improvements In apparatus, and ma
chinery, and nothing 10 lacking To-
make this brewery complete IN every de-
tail. The cellars.are large and coutain q
heavy stock Of the best article Of lager to
be found anywhere. Mr.,Reymann, al
though young. man, 10 saqpractical
brewer and les mo opportunity pass to
improve, his product or increase his
business.i Mr.. Henry He's, who acts as
manager, ia also . gentleman thoroughly
posted 10 his specific duties and does
much towards contributing 10 the success
Of the institution; Mr.. F, Happy Ia the
foreman, a skilled brewer, and a man OF
These three gentlemen com.
prisesa management that giyessthe best
possible results. The systenii and order,
prevailing are good, and what is always
gratifying to notice IN brewery, eSerys
thing lie kept sctnpulously clean. The
malt used at this brewery 10 all made 10
the establishment and besides that, large
qaandties are supplied To- neighboringI
brewers. Mr.. Reymanu also deals to some
extentin hops. SIS 4
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New oRLEAss, August l4.-Wilson
Childers, Fountain Banks, Octave Laure,
and Adron Carter were hanged at DON
aldsouville to-day. They were convicted
on the lst Of lime for the murder OF Mar:
cissus Arrieux on the night.of the 2lst Of
December, 1875, at the store OF A.Colomb
on Landrys plantation, one mile below
Donaldsonyille. lArrienx was white
man, sixty years old, and at the time Of
the murder be was in charge Of Colomb's
store. The testimony Of q woman, the
only witness OF the murder, shows that
Arrieux refu,ed to give the negroes
drink, when they all assaulted him, beat
ing his head almost into jelly with
the scale weights.
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Lager Beer Manufactured In
,s5@5-sVR wheeling.
NEw MAKrrssyrL1E, Aug. Il

unltsd s...s, Trade Journal, publI,hed Ia New
Il Is curious to note, in tracing the
progress In popularity made BY lager
beer In this country, that its movement
has been from the setting sun. It's EN-.
pire hss mot gone westward bot eastward,
and the great West to-day consumes
mora Of the generous Auid than does the
East. The West with liz illimitA9le
grain felds offtrs the best home for the
brewer, and whether or not that be the
cause Ii is yet fact that the best lager
beer Il produced In the West Nearly all
the brexeries that have national repu'
tstion are situated In the West. And
not only that, bat there are scores Of
brewers located In the various sections
Of that country in places outside ot the
large commercial centres who are pro-
dueinegininitely better beer than can be
found In the Eastern States. In this re.
spect wheeling, West Virginia, Is very
fortunate, a. come OF the best lager pro-
dueed u breved within its limits. Mr.
Anton Reymaun is the brewer alluded 70.
This es.ablishment OF which he 10 sole
proprietor was founded 10 1919 by Peter
Paul Peck. This gentleman dying IN
1852 the business WAS conducted BY his
executors until 1865 when Mr.. Reymann
bought the business. Since that period
under the skilled and vigorous manage
meut Of Mr.. Reymanu; the increase IN
production has been very great and The
demand Il constantly growing. This u
entirely due 10 the high quality oi the
article produced. ,..a
None bot The best and pureat mate
riAls are used, for Mr.. Rsymann believes
In he good old fashioned plan Of using
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The Troubles OF East 81. Louis
Bowman Refuses Obedience 10
the Courts-He Ought 10 be
Squelched.
81. LOUIS, August 1S.-The chapter Of
events In Eat St. Louis may be briefly
written thus The Charter Council met
this morning and unanimously adopted
resolution instructing John Mclean,
Chairman OF the Committee on Police, TO
demand the surrender Of the City Market
House, now In possession Of the Bow.
NANTES, and which Ia used by them as
the City Hall and headquarters Of the
Deputy Marshals, Mayor Bowman ssad
bis police force, and in case Of refusal 10
call for assistance to enforce his demand.
Late this afternoon Mclean made a
formal demand for the Market House on
Mayor Bowman and City Clerk Sullivan,
which was promptly refused by them.
Not being able TO find City Marshal
Walsh general law oficer) on whom TO
make similar demands, and It being now
nearly dark, Mclean retired without
calling on any one for assistance, and the
curtain fell TO rise again 10 morrow morn.
ing upon some new scenes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRIA.

Movements OF Austrian Forces
RAeusA, August 14.-The Aus.rianl
hsEe occupied Ljubingi, Herzegovina
There are 5000 insurgents At Blandalo
south ol Ljubingi, and another body near
Bilek.
Six thousand Turkish troops embarked
for valona, Albania, yesterday, on board
three Austrian Lloyds steamers and es.
corted by two Austrian frigates.
yIENsA, August l4.-Wurtembergs
and Leeeihof's divisions Of Jouvano-
vich's corps are expected to enter sera-
iayo Thursday or Friday next without
opposition, the inhabitants having al.
ready given notice Of their submission to
Austrian occupation.
Gen. sozapary's check before TuEla
was due to the numerical superiority ot
the insurgents. The Austrians spiked
two Of their own guns and abandoned
them. The engagements with the insur.
gents were very obstinate.
PRANC1s JosEPH vExED ABOUT HIS NEW
PROVINCES.
vienna, August l4.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph is much affected by the resis.
tance offered the Austrian occupation OF
the Turkish provinces. The resistance
does not come from the MuSsulmans
alone. Revolutionary Pan.slayism is
behind them.
The seryian Government earnestly de.
clares that II is loyalty adheripg to the
conventions with the Austrians, but this
declaration is not implicitly believed At
Vienna.
II Is stated that differences have arisen
among the insurgents Livno, HerEego.
yina, and at other points on the frontier
north OF the river Narenta, causing the
breaking up Of several bands, the chief
OF which, accompanied by Hsdji Lojes,
are said 10 have lied to Albania.
GERMANY LEd,sLATEs AeAIssr SOCIAL
IsM.
A bill for preventing the spread Of
Socialism has been submitted to the Ger.
man Federal Council. It prohibits asso.
meetings and publications in
OF socialistic or Commu-
ubklCs uulcCNbs 1uo Sehua AuAVAiAVo
Of the Federal States are declared COM
petent to deal with all the offences against
this law. The appeal from their deci.
sions will be to the Imperial Bu-
reau to be created for the pur-
pose OF considering the questions
the public meetings and
the press. The penalties range from a
fine 10 years imprisonment. Socialist
agents may be expelled from the town
and forbidden to pursue their trades as
printers, booksellers or innkeepers. The
central authorities may, with the sane.
ton Of the Federal Council, in districts
where the public safety is endangered,
prohibit public meetings for a year, no.
less the meetings are sanctioned by the
police authorities; prohibit the sale OF
printed matter in the streets;
restrict the sale or possession Of arms
and e1pel unemployed persons.
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.racted in money worth 100 cents on the
dollar were paid of in money worth 50
cents. The hardship Of irredeemable
paper money has worked both ways-cut
like a two edged sword-and the fact
ought 10 be 4 great warning in favor Of
having as little as possible to do with II
in the future. Yet the Rsgister is appar-
entity ready to plunge us atresh into auch
A terrible experience.
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Untrue In Every Particular.

San FRANorsco, Augnst 1.-THE aix
companies OF Chinese pronounce the dis.
patches from Chicago 10 reference 10 the
employment Of Chinese shoemakers "a
untrue in every particular. They de-
clare that they never as yet contracted or
let the labor OF one Of their countrymen,
neither have they the power or desire to
do 30. They have had no communication
with Chicago, nor ia any one authorized
10 act for them in the procurement Of
laboters. They declare further that
their countrymen earn here from SIS TO
$40 per month at shoemaking, and that
$50 per month would not induce one Of
them TO go 70 Chicago.
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Meeting OF the Western Associ.
nted Press.

DETROIT, August 14.-The Western
Associated Press met in annual Conven-
tion to-day. There was large attend
ance, and a great deal Of important busi>
ness was transacted. The board Of direc-
tors and old officers were reelected.
There was an excursion on the river,
under the direction Of the Detroit pa
pers, after which about half Of the mem
bers went to Putin. Bay and the rest re-
turned to their homes.
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Cincinnati Votes to Complete
the Cincinnati southern R. x.

CtNctYNATI, Aug. IA vote was
taken to-day on the question Of issuing
$4,000 900 bonds for completing the Gin.
cinnati Southern Railroad, and Tor con-
firming the contract 10 complete the road,
The total vote cast was %, ,6i9. The ma.
iority In favor Of the measure was 6,9OO.
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calIiornia Workiugmen and the
Burllngame Treaty.

BAN Francisco, August lS.-The del.
erates elect Of the Workingmen's party
10 he constitutional Convention, have
drawn up and forwarded to the President
and Secretary Of State . memorial setting
lorth he evils OF the Chinese emigration,
and req ues.ing the President and seere-
.tary 70 take Immediate steps 70 obtain
he abrogation OF the Burlngame treaty.
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Tftlnttlisetrfsr

=. ;pt.eh at Lexington Ky,
8 .,,'j,. : NJ blackburn predicted that t,s
S''''.s'ISb s.as b four candidates in the
.t - 8, i;'' Republicans s!,;ss .ss some T.
u !. s..i.p p.t,y 'h,' a..snS:st Boilss 'os,S nsa
", ts,,S,,.s s..l, .Dd Thurman the Demo, mo.
y '~' a..I;d,,,, Nj. Blackburn said
~ SD !. 20 chance for Mr., Tildsn' ,
W .',i,S' '5.a ". pu. the Kentucky X
''a,sg,' '.a.., prophecy on record for the
's :..,ds, Of the curious.
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SPORTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, August 1.-THE frst race
was for pure Of $500, one mile, which
waa won by Joe; Flag second. Time 1:46t
The second race, one mile and five fur.
longs, was won BY Dainchefi; .Shylock
second, Bell third. Time 2:64t.
The third race, ,three.quarters of q mile,
was won by Lottie; Egypt second, Fsrids
third. Time, l:lS3.
The fourth race, Handicap hurdle, one
mile and quarter, was won BY Waller;
Dalgasion second, Kelsa third. Time,
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FIRE RECORD.
nIr rira AL Nuneool,. N.H.

Cosooap, n. H, Aug. A.-A ere in
sunoook, Monday, destroyed part OF the
business Of eaSt side Of - street.
Three blocks containing some seven or
eight stores, Baptist Church, corporation
boarding houses, small houses and out
buildings. Loss $4,000, insurance sl6,-
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GERMANY.

Arrests Arising From the Assas-
sinaiion Of the German EN-.
peror.
BERLIN, August l4.--since the at.
tempted asssssinatian oil the Emperor by
Nobling there have been 563 arrests for
insulting the Emperor. OF this number
81 have been convicted, including 81
women. The aggregate Of the sentences
Of imprisonment amount TO Sll year,.
Five Of the accused committed suicide be.
fore trial.
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TrrusvI1E, Pa, August l4.-Duriug
the heavy thunder storm which passed
over this city about Eve o'clock this even.
Ing, man named Kirkoyer was struck
BY lightning and instantly killed.
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alone lnto RankrnnfeI.

New YoRK, August 14.-John R. and
George W. Cecil, bankers and brokers,
hSve gone into bankruptcy. Liabilities
about 100000. Assets nominal.
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NEw YoRx, August l4.-oEing to the
large receipts Of amber Michigan wheat
= meeting was held at the Produce Ex-
change to-day for the purpose ot fixing
the grade. The meeting Was continued
until tomorrow,
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WASH1HsTos, Aug. 14-Another call
for the redemption Of $40 eonsols Of 1855
70 The amount Of &, 900, 900 will bs made
some time this week..
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ITALY.


Germany and the vatican.
RoME, August 14.-No special couyen.
ton will be concluded between Germany
and the Vatican. A declaration only
will be exchanged.
Mousigneur Mazella Is expected TO ar
rive here sn few days from Kissengen.
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DAY FIIED
A MATRIMONIAL pIsPurE.

Notwithstanding the various con.radic.
tions Of the intended marriage Of the
French Prince Imperial with Princess
ThyrSof Denmark, the Constitutional re-
iterates the statement that the marriage
has been arranged with the consent Of the
King Of Denmark, and insists upon the
authenticity OF Its information.
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PaovrDEsoE, August 14.-In the us.
Circuit Court at Newport, r l., this
morning Hon. Stanley Matthews COM
menced an argument in the case Of the P.
q q St. L. Railroad 70. the Columbus,
Cincinnati 4 Indiana Central Railroad.
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NsxAsK, n Z r Auss,Ns AussN.htya.S l4;IAp.,lI ai1
merchant, committed suicide b., shooting
himself at his residence In Etst orsnge,
New Jersey, this morning. BE failed In
business on Saturday. t,.. t5tla. re
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weather Indicntiona.

WA1 DEPARTMENT,
OVucR or THE cuKy HIsaAL oTHtcIA,
WAAHtTGroH, D. G., August ISL An.
PRoBAAILITIEI.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
colder cloudy weather and occasional
rain, variable winds, mostly northerly
rising barometer.
For the Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, with frequent rains, warm
southerly yeering 10 colder northwest
winds and followed BY 4 rising barome'
ter. Rivers will remain nearly station.
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Vineyard Ravages.

MALAGA, Angus. 4.-Thirty.ons Hec.
tarea Of vineyard have been attacked BY
the Phylloxera, the ravagea OF which are
inersaiing alarmtngly.
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FRANCE.

Dining and Whining American
Members Of the Monetary Con.
gress.
PARIS, August 14.-Professor White
gave dinner Monday evening TO Messrs.
Fenton, Groesbeck and Walker, the dele.
CATION Of the United States to the Inter
national Monetary Congress. A distin-
guished company was present.
DAY FIIED.
The 18th OF September is the day f1sd
for the distribution Of awards TO the sue.
cessful exhibitors at the International
Exposition.
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PouGHKEEPsrE, August 14.-John q.
Raymond, President and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy at VaAsAr
College, died this morning, Aged 81 ysaEs
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RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1.-THE Com
servative primaries in the Sd Congress
ional District are satisfactory TO the
friends OF Joseph E. Johnson.
CIscIHsArI, Aug. l4-The Republi.
cana of The Tenth Ohio District nomin.
ated the Hon. ". B, Hortoh for Congress.
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New YORK, August l4.-Arriyed--
Steamer Greece, from London.
LIVERPOOL. August l4.--Steamer Elysia
and State Of Louisiana arrived out.
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o,LEARY on TIE WALK.

Bosros, August 14.-oLeAry, the pe.
destrian, who 10 matched 10 walk 400
miles in 125 hours, has completed 1877
miles Al l p. N. to-day.
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SOLD PoR 5000,

UREA, August 14.-At the Park. As
sociation meeting 10 day the bay mare
Croxie, the winner Of the 2:2S race, was
bought BY Dan Mace for 5000.
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Crowds Of visitors 10 WalIing-
ford,

MERrDEs, Conn, August l4.-Twenty
thousand people visited Wallingford TO-
day by the New York, New Hampshire
4 Hartford Railroad, availing them
selves Of the half rates. The entire pro-
cesds were for the sufferers by the recent
tornado.