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TRAVELLERS, GUlDr.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT. LINE
to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
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LITIIOGWAPEIlNG.

GTEAM IIulOGRAPnlNG ESTABLISHMENT.
PuOTO-LITuoGRAPHIN A SPECIALITY,
No. 45s Pennsylvania avenue.
y29lyt NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor
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DY LEIGH BROS. e PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
ID and GenerAl AucliOnCegs. Ne. ll2 Main street
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,

Pursuant 10 two deeds OF trust executed by the Dis
NAL swamp Canal Company ON the LIST day OtJuly
1877 aud The 10Th day Of February, 1869 respective
y TO the payment of the bonds issued by the
the said deeds appointed, Will sell the ABoNItM3N-
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 10Th day
OF JANUARY, 1850 at ~ O'Clock M, for cash. at tile
auction house Of Leigh Bros, Phelps, In tile city OF
G. W. NEWTON, (Tr,s,oos
VIM, II. g. ELLIS, i'u''''''
LEIGH BROS. ~ PIIELPS
ocIOam AuCtiOuRers,
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yOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
~ Real Estate Agents ana Auctionecrs
st. Cloud building,
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FNR NAIE-llOINEN.

Ul,INE corner property, located upon leading ave
II n W; brick House, II rooms all modern Improve
no, Is; terms reasonable q. Address w Il s. R6publi-
'un office. Oc21-dt
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LOST.

nN Wednesday, the ed of October, between 10 and
~ IL o'clock nj, Ninth st. between @ st and st
Cloud building pocket handk erchief case OF white
cashmere, lined with blue silk amt embroidered cor
ners, wrapped in newspaper Reward at room o. st
Cloud building. oct2b3t*
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SAN FHANCIsUO, UctODer II IS,V.
The following are the Official closing quotations. of
mining stuCkh to-day.
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FOUND.

IN Metropolitan street car, q soldiers Discharge
Paper David II Sammons, l2Gth regiment of I'LL
nos infantry. The owner may obtain II by applying
at Republican office. Oc20
A SOLDIERS Discharge Papcr-Stephen Tenn
"A minis, Second regiment of Maine Infantry. The
owner Can obtain 1t by calling ut Republican Office.
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PacIIlc Mining StocIss.


Currency ............... 1851 $50
fBid tOnered.
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A EUROPEAN lady who held the position Of
"A organist and soprnno singer in 5 and teacher
OF English, French and music wishes iOr similar Oc-
cupation Address Miss X, Music Teacher, Alex
auder Va Oct2l-Gt@
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GREAT
1879
1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOuTIWEs
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
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A WORTHY Young man desires u situation as
~ copyist In some office, TO procure means to en-
alb him 10 continue his legal stu les; has had
experience in lawyers Office, Address tOJ Elm st. c
DrOit Park oct3
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LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IN FORTUNE ELEVENTH GRAND DISTRI-
BUTTON. CLASS l., AT NEW ORLEANS TUES.
DAY, NOVEMBER IL. lS7D - llith MONTHLY
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NowPORT, X. l., July 24.-Newport at last
has stock Exchange II VIII open for business during
TIE present week.
Mr. David King IT,. NewYork, has arrived at his cot
tase opposite the ocean House. for the season.
Henry WatteIsOn, Of The Louisville COarier,JoulndL
with his family is trying TO enjoy himself here. lie al
rived as evening. ChiefJusce DAILY also arrived here
from New-YOrk last night
The Hon. John Sherman, Secretary OF the Treasury
will return here on his way from Maine.
The Ocean House register shows the following among
its arrivals: George I. Wood. Oscar Fenly, LOUIS
WIFE, Ky; John IL. Plat and family, j. c. Westeryelt
and wife, Charles NJ. Cornwell, James NJ Hasbrouck
Frank AlsdoIf. 3. A. Robinson A. Is. Stuart, L. L.
Mayhew and wife, W. Wright, ali from New-York;
NJ Harrison aud wife, Newark, n. J.; Edison g. Keith
Chicago j. A. Benham, u. :. A; DR.. ii. {. McsherIy
Theodore Hopper and family, Baltimore; j. Irving
Courtney, A. j. LenOir Engiandi q. III. Hldreth ana
wife, Chicago; j. IL. Lascelles, Dunkirk, n. Y; ID. o.
Mickham ana wife, IitusVtlie, Penn; j. German and
wife, BrOOklyu; W. X. Alderman Hnd family Chicago;
@. b. Harms, Mrs. c. Donovan, Mrs Delaney, A.
I Farnham, Mis- CbeYal.cr, Frank Il. Burt and wife, j.
Townsend. III. II. Walsh, New York; Mrs. e. della
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Fallle Paris r. della Failc Antwerp; Robert Turner
and family Baltimore; George \. Davis Providence
A. Dougherty jr Brooklyn; u, X. stone ana VIE,
Bradford, Penn; and j. NJ Cook, Dr. d. W. Cathell ana
ingham. :. H. Rushton. j. VI. Peckbam. sarah L. POST,
Dr. T., H. Pooey Mss shaw, Miss P0oley, George H.
Glover wife, Mrs. NJ. T.. Samnee and JOIN Els ana
wife, New York j. II. Cook ana wife, j. H. sutphu auh
Mrs n C. Hurbcrt and family, Brooklyn o. X. Klein,
" T. Phillips ard daughter, CnicagOi W. Is JtWc'l an
VILE George T.. BsIto PnilsdelP hia Mr- teofge D.
Fiskc, Hamilton o. HUI aud wlle, G. W HanoId ME
Titon. Mrs. e.. A. LaDpktn, W. g. hOrfi-0n Bo' Oh u
" Blakc Springfield Dr. j. 3. Miller. Hartford; A. A.
Taton and wife, John Green, ~ Louis; a H. stewart
and wife, Nashville; Mrs Marion, Washington robert
NJ McIlnc. Baltimore Dr. l.. Hutchinson, Ullch; u a.
LongfellOw, OF the poet, Camhriige clarence T..
Jack,on Baltimore; H. u. Miller. Providence; q. f.
Crnwlcy, Columbia s. c.; DR.. Charles j. hipp' Ne"aiA'
Nj.
series OF lectures f. being delivered Saturdays
at the Il dwOOd Ii ,rary bY the Rev. g. l. BIooks me
benefit OF the library. IL ~ proposed during the
season give grand entertainment, and the pfocccus
are also 70 Zoe given TO the library fuud. ,
A. NJ Miller, Mss =. NJ Miller, John Byron, William
Walsh, q. Is. Khoades Pbade phia; l., B Young,
Baltimore; W. r. NJ graft and WIFE, oxford, " \, abd
Mrs. II. H. Valentine, fl. Hart, and james Taylor
from Ncw-Yurk. W. b. Barry, VI. W. Lyon, Dr. j. y.
Greene Clarence J. Blake, Boston j. IL Hngle W. A.
Comslock A. H. Buck DR.. Webster, Or. aud Mrs N0yes,
NeW-York Mrs. ". c. Aver Chicago; Dr. =. Butler,
Montreal j. b. NOycs. Detroit DR.. T. Dyer Pittsbnfgi
W. J.. Baker. Hartford; DR.. Samuel Tbe0boid, Bati
more. DIR. Gcor9e StrawDridEc A. G.. Heyl, Phlladcl-
phia; J. :. IrOut, Brookbn; d.. H. Knapp, New-York;
Alexander Hunt, Chicago are ~ the Hotel Aqudn,ck
Tue Rev. DIR. Bachn5, OF Baltimore onicialed AZ the
United COngreg atlOuai CnutCh Ia Sunday rms II the
chnrch over which OF the Rev. Dr. Van Dyke, OF
Brooklyn, ~ installed IA pastor.
Mr.. u. =. WrtnOTe aud Mr. W. W. sherman, OF New
York, Mr. William Gamwell and Ms. JOhn Clrtei
Brown Of Providence viii not take possession OF their
villas before Fall They are III Europe at the present
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COMMENCEMENT AT COLBY UNIVERSITY

WATERvILLE, Me-, July 23.-The commence.
meDt exercises al Colby University began OF IL O'CLOCK
this morning In the BAPTIST Church, which was filed "a
lts utmost capacity. Diplomas were presented and m,
following awards were made for junior prize declama.
lions; First prize to J. T. Mcdonald. second 10 j. p.
1rask. L. NJ. Mason and H. H. Chaplin received honorary
mention The faculty and students then adjourned 10
the college chapel whore the annual dinner was served
After dinner remarks were made by President Rohus
Governor Garceon. the Rev. G. W. Sampson, d. d. SEN
atcr Hamlin, the Hon. j. Warren Merrill and others
Appropriate and touching illusions were made 10 Col
bys greatest beneiacor the late Gardner Colby Presi.
dent Robbins gave the annual reception at his residence
TINS evening. At meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
committee was appointed 10 take into consideration the
matter OF some suitable memorial for the late Gardner
Colby Gardner r. Colby, OF New-York, was elected
trustee in the place OF Gardner Colby decreased and r.
j. Stureyan OF Jamaica Plains. elected trustee I'm
the place OF George H. Pillsbury, resigned The honor.
degree Of Doctor Of Divinity Conferred upon A.
X. y. Small, OF Fall River.
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DFCISiON--JULY Of

Supreme Cout-Chdrobers BY Judge Donohue.-.
bancroft agt Sheehan aMOon denied In the matter OF
Matthews two cases Motion denied laGhes Palmer agt
Uussay Motion denied without costs. Phps ag Phillips
referred to Lewis Beach, In LopezWhe the evidence
slight stl think III, Justice before whom the hearing
was had having SHAH not review that Writ dis
IN r0nduded.
S0ertTL Tfra-B Judge Van Brunt-RObins0n agt Carus
ta-Fndn settled. Ham agt Van Worries ana others
WetmoTe agt. Hegemau ec.-DeCTee signed
BY Judge DnnDhUe.-Gumng AIT. Bower ana another
rockingham aga. SanbOrn compliant dismissed
with costs memorandum. Tue PEOPLE rel Burns AIT
The Board tins the evidence
seems me- clearly susans the acton Of the Board aud
mat the proceedings should BE- aiIme The People eNIeL
Ryan the Board OF Police tommss onels-AhIme Sc
The People re-. MasersOu ag the Board
OF Fife Commissioner In thS The face OF the sworn
ey0cuce Of the refused 10 De or make
any excuse evidence clearly enough 70 sustain the
result affirmed.
Common Pteas-SDecidi I6ra-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen-Jackson agt. HuntM Motion granted In the matter OF
OnV those creditors who prove their claims In
the matter OF Coffin anu anuth, r.-Decreo signed.
Murine tOUi-Npecidi Ierm-By Judge SInnott-
Wetheien agt Geswen-B0nd approved. Fitzgerald agt
Hunt; Meyer Hien Joseph agt Frazier Grover AIT
WoJey IOancr Ernest Powers agt Plckert; DOrmau
agt Picket Campbell ag. Roberts Produce Bank ag. Nc
Roe Becker agI Cihb,.-Orlers granted
BY Judge Goeur.-NaLer ACT Crans-New trial granted
Ga gRt Alduck.-Attdc lowed. Paldler agi. Lam
pelt-Decisiou leI. Cs ag Experimentation granted
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Mrs. Mary Schmidt, of Irish origin, ap-
pearcd against her husband Frederick Schmidt Ger
man before Justice Guck, Brooklyn yesterday. 10
complain Of nl-usage mt her husbands hands. THIS
charge was subsantated, while the cOuntercharGc Of
The husband that "a wound which appeared upon his
nose was Do hctcd by bucd ~ the hands OF his wiie
was not proved. eJustlce sentenced Schmidt to i'm
prisOnment
Officer Lally, of the Twenty-seventh Pre-
cinct appeared before Justice Wande, at the Tombs
Police Court We teray morning. having In custody his
stelrdaughters Adene and Frances Golden ages
fifteen and seventeen, whom ne charged WIN gong 10
ms post at night and annoying lm. 10 appears that
Lazy has separated from his wife, and because he VIII
annoy HIN. Justice Wandr discharged them, refusing
to entertain any such complaint
In April last case OF Teady-made clothing
was shipped from this city on the steamship
Gulf Stream, OF the New-York and Charleston
Steamship Company, which was then lying at
Hobolen In lowering the into the hold
it broke open and It's contents we're streWn about
the deck 4 number OF the wDriueu helped themselves
10 various articles OF clothing ana carried them away
term ana indictments were found against OF the
offenders. Three OF them. James ElaDnery, Patrick
they were admitted TO ban In the DlsrictAttoruey's
Office.
Officer Gardner and Detective Burns set ont
Yesterday afternoon 10 arrest cOlored man named
Downing, who had assaulted q young woman. They
fou.d him in LeOuard-st but the moment he them
he ran into a restaurant and concealed himself in
small hole covered by trapdOor behind the counter
Officer Gardner while searching the place, put his foot
into the hole, and thus discovered the When
Dowung dragged out hc dctied arrest. whereupOn
Officer Carduer drew revolver ana threatened 10 snOot
hIu il he made Vth,r resistance crowd now bean
to collect In the place. Downing promised quietly
il Gardner would put up his evOlSer bur the latter 10
sooner did this than he dared pa, Gardner and Burns,
and springiug out OF back door, climbed over fence
inln No. 1853 LeOnarl-st. There le was finally found
concealed under q bed IN an upper room. rnc street
was no sooner reached than crowd OF low and
whites began hurting stones aud sticks at Officers
Gardner aud Burns. The mon followed them to within
a block OF the TOmbs. Downing WAS finally committed
10 the TUmOs by Justice Mandrll.
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MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL.
INCIDENTS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 24.-The day has been
far from an unpleasant The therm ometer, with
scarce variation. has marked the temperature at TOO
light fall OF rain last night has put the streets In
inviting condition for driving, which many, despite the
unreliable appearance OF the weather. have INDUCED
and tho bathing quite fine any We have Lad this
season. The hotel propnetors IN the best Of humor
in anticipation OF large arrivals this evening TO occupy
rooms engaged from ;his date
The Adelaide has very uncerem0niously stopped her
morning trips to New York. her officers giving notice
~ such intention until o'clock last evening The
suit was number Of disappointed left the
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CIVIL NOTES,
CIV IL NOlE-.
Mrs. Mary 7. Degner, who

Mrs. Mary T. Degner, who was declared a
unatc in 1873 was by order of Judge Moore. OF the
Kings County Court, granted her liberty aud the
custody Of her property for year. dating from April
3, 1879
Justice DOnOhue yesterday, in the divorce
suit Of Henry J. Philips against Frances Philips ap-
pointed Lewis Beach as referee to take testimony in
gard to the question of the defendants motion for ali
muny ami counsel fees.
In the case of Cornelius T. TimpsOn, trustee
of the estate of Henry Cews and Ernest Zedler, bank
rupts against the Utaca, Ithica and Emira Railroad
Company Charles Farchild, trustee, Joseph ROdbourn
Union Trust Company j. Nelson Tappan, trustee Of the
estate Of Henry Cews and Theodore 5. Fowler, bank
rupts Justice Potter III Supreme Court. Chambers yes
eTiay granted injunction restraining the defendant
the Union Trust Company, from paving over the money
OF which II custodian, which the railroad Sold
amounting to 500, 900.
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THE COURTS.
CRUELTY TO SAILORS.


wANToN ABUSE or FIVE sEAMEN BY AN AMERICAN
CAPruN-ms ARREST ORDERED
The American bark John ZittlesOn sailed
from Brcmerhaven April % for this port and aulved
here OH july 3. The vessel was commanded by Captain
J. g. Norman, and he had crew Of eight men ana "a
boy. On her arrival here Ave OF the complained
to United states shipping Commissioner Duncan that
they had been iltreated the voyage by the captain
Commissioner DncOn Investigated the charges, and
awarded the seamen damages ranging IN amount from
1925 to $50 each Captain Mertman refused to pay the
awards. and yesterday the appealed to the United
states DstrictAttoney's Office for redress. JOAN G.
Maoy acted "a spokesman. lie said that the
bark sailed from BremcThtycn az O'Clock IA
the morning and until noon the next day they
hardly had a moments rest. They asked the captain
Tor watch and watc-that II, Tour hours on ueck ana
told with oath that they must either work or be put
IN IRONS Mailoy replied mat 10 was Impossible Ior
dered MIN ia irons -Four others were also put IN IRONS
at the time. Their names were Charles Johnson,
had the irons four days. whitman three days, Lyman
ten dave, Jnhnaon i've days, aud Maoy twelve days.
ana half feet high. and the batch Wac closed. Inc
place was dark and the phcre suf)Catlng On
The second day Naoy and johnson were taken on
deck and swung up by the HTists for an hour rope
made fast The irons in their wrists, aud II was
pulley Ineir toes just touched the deck. and
irons cut into their hands For forty hours they had
nothing to eat, and IL than fifty hours after
their first cOuluc mcnJ before they were gwen water
At the end NJ the forty hours they received three aud
half crackers to divided among the five. The follow
ing received four biscuits, aud on the hid day
each received biscuit After that they were given
three every udy. All the men, with the exception
OF MalOy, who had acted as spokesman were released
by one 10y could SIT but could not stand, and
lie was kept firmly hound. The weather was bitterly
cold. On The twelfth day MaIOy was taken on deck
The captain demanded that he should 20 down on his
ana beg ni- pardon but he re used TO do So lie
was then permitted 10 r. urn TO his work. -,-o.
Upon this statement United States Commissioner Os-
born issued warrant the arrest OF Captain Merr
man. II was placed In the hands OF United States
Deputy MaIshais Harvey and Miller, but tho officers
were unable find him. He VIII probably be arrested
to-day.
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4 VIRGLYI1 RAILWAY TO BE REoRGAYIzED.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 23.-A meeting of
the bondhoders and creditors OF the Washington CITY,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad Company
formerly the Orange and Alexandra Road was held to-
day. The scheme unanimously submitted by the COM
mttee provides sale OF all the property and fran
chiscs OF the company to be sold by receiver uudra
decree OF the Circuit Court for the City OF Alexandria
Va, the suit pending IN TINT court free OF all
mortgages and claims. Three trustees are TO be ap
pointed bv persons representing majority In par yane
II all claims provided for by this scheme reorgapiza
tiOn who purchase the road and otganiz- new
company The trustees are TO execute new mOrtgages
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4 SOCTHLRN TRAGEDY.
TIE SHOOTING OF J. J. REID AND HIS SON BY
SAMUEL G. Grassy

j. }.
SAMUEL G. grassy.
DISPATCHES from Atlanta, Ca, recently,
announced a fatal quarrel at Apeka, Ala. participated
I'm by j. j. Reid and his son, wealthy and respectable
residents Of that place and samuel g. Grasty railroad
ouerar well known in Atlanta aud this city, The elder
Reid died following day aud the son it thought
could not recover. Grasty's hand was cut. but the
wounds we're not thor ght dangerous. The statement
that Mr. Grssty we'll known IN NewYOrk led TO an
iuqury Yesterday offices OF the agents of the
Southern railroad lines Broadway. IL was ascer-
tanned that Mir GrstS has not recently been connected
with any railroad but Is travelling agent for a large
sugar refining company In Now-Orlcans. He was
fomerly agent Of the Carolina Central Railroad with
his office at Atlanta. aud Also several years ago,
agent the York River Steamship Company az Bdiu-
more lie born IN North Carolina aud - forty three
years % age. He was ncyeemarried bat has been
adventurous traveller naymg served In the Ncaraguan
war having fought under GurIbald held commiss sion
In the army OF The Lost Cause" and hibustcred with
Don Carlos. The gentleman who gave tie reporter his
information said That he knew nothing OF the circum-
stances OF tue alleged occasion OF the quarrel During
a long acquaintance with Mr.. Grasty, he had never
him 10 be IN any difficulty. It was said that he
SOW TO become angry, ANA nat the proyOcatOn
have been Ia induce nm 10 resort to the
pistol Hts relatives 1--we In Baltimore where he Is very
well known aud has been muon respected.
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EARYINGS or TIE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The statement Of
the business OF al lines Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company OF Pttsburg and Erie for June, 1870 a.
compared with the month IN 1878, shows an in.
crease gross earnings of S1O,61O in
penses OF t313949 The six months OF 1879. as com.
pared with the same period in 1873, show increase
in gross earnings Of S962l2 an increase in expenses
OF S4G2 3G3. All lines west Of Pttsburg and Enc OI
the six mon tbs of 1879 show deficiency OI t2uJ,752
being gain over the same period OF 1873 OF Si3Jl6.
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4 CONTENTION or GREENBACKERS.

JACKSON, Miss, July 24.-The State Con-
yeption Of The National decentralization party ASSEM-
bed In the Representatives Hail to-day and called
to orde. by John 4. Huh, OF Kinds. Colonel NJ. d. L.
stevens. OF Yellow Bush, was elected permanent chair
man After the adoption of platform and The appoint
Iuent OF an Executive Committee, General ReuUCu DaVs
made an elaborate address, ana the convention ad-
touriied sine
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individuals In this city, members OF the Exchange II
does not appear says the letter that such certificate,
are similar to those issued by the inspector-n-cl a
grain Of the Exchange; but as thew seem 10 be sent
win the bls or exchange and the hills o. ladDO rio
practice might lead - iscO1sfrrctiOn and abuse
Attention u also called 10 the fact that
stated that cargoes Of mixed graiu snppcd or
have brougnt dscrc1if abroad upon the New-Yor IN
spectiOn Of grain the SECRETARY sends copy Of he
Official inspection certificate with the letter reoue stn
that u DC preserved for reference aud voraeauo9.
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NoEXDIARrsM IN nAYoNNE CITY. NJ

Flames and smoke were seen issuing from
the cellar Of the butcher shop Of James C. Brown, IN
Avenue-D, BayOnne CITY. n. j., at u. Wednesday.
The building not seriously damaged. An inyest-
CATION made, which showed that the IRE MAS The
WOrk ncendIary This Is the third fire stared b.
cendlaries IN BayOnne CITY within Two weeks.
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Il TERRIFIC STORM Up THE HUDSON

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 23.-Roports
from Marlborough tell Of terrific storm at that place
yesterday. Haistoues large as butternuts fel and
the water ran through the Railways Of private resi-
deuces Several barns were struck by lightning and
DESTROYED. The loss will amount to several thousand
dollars.
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A COMMITTEE MEEIING At NLAGARA.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 23.-The announce
meut that the Democratic State Committee will meet in
Saratoga August and that it is to assemble at Niagara
Falls on Friday OF this week, is iLcorrecr. II is stated
that the meeting will probably be called FOR about the
middle OF August, at the international Hotel, Niagara
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PROTECTING THE FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.

BY direction of the managers of the Produce
Exchange =. Clapp, the secretary has circular
10 the Boards OF Trade Europe, calling attcn-
ton the fact that the managers had been advised
that inspection certificates for cargoes Of grain CON
signed ~ European ports had been Issued BY private
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SUPREME COURT CHANREgs-P Potter. Court opens AZ
1890 A. ~ Calendar called at IL Nos. 3, II ~, 80
d. - g. 81 a. ~ So lO l25. l3l, 49, l63 lj4 1876
l6l, 1872, lUS 100. 80.
Nos. 9lj, 9l6. -, o..
~ pERoR COURT-SPECIAL TRlM-Freedman. J.-Court
opsl, a. l. m.-NO day calendar
COMMON pLEA5-SPLClAL IEEM-Nan H0eseh J-COuIt
oueus ut il a. m q day calendar
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SUMMER LEISURE.
r. ENJOYMENT AT VARIOUS POINTS.

AN EXPERIMENT BY A PROMINENT NEw-YoRKtR-
TUE DAY AT COMFY IsLAND-AN ENJOYABLE
DAY AT LONG BRANCH-sARAToGA RAPIDLY
FILLING UP.
A correspondent gives below the experiment
which a prominent New-YOrker has made
in providing a Summer habitation for his
family beside the ocean and near the me-
tropolis. Coney Island was more crowded
than is usual on Thursday. The Students OF
Girard College, Philadelphia, will visit Long
Branch to-day. Saratoga Is rapidly hlilne
with visitors.
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4 VI
1 NORTH GtBMA LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LIN BErW ZEN NkWGORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
MOSEL........Sat July % WIS ER.......- sat aug
ODFE.........~st.. Aug KHEIN-.---..- SAT Aus 10
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWLY ORR to sou fhAAF-
TON, HANRE OR BREMEN IA
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CAbIN......too
SrEERAGE, $50. -
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