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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05

There are some things coming to
light under Senator Wallace's manage
ment which Mr.. Teller would have
never found out. The change in
the craftsmanship of the committee
which Blaine called into existence has
resulted in developing the fact that
the worst cases of bull-dozing in the
elections last fall were done by United
States marshals in the interest Of the
Republican party.-Register.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05

1t requires seren hundred and sec-
enty- three United States Marshals,
at salary of five dollars per day OF
compel Philadelphia to vote the Re-
publican ticket.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05

1t is with regret that we part with
Mr.. Morgan, but feel that it is no
more than just, on account of his fail
ing health that he take this step. For
the success Of the enterprise with
which he was connected, he has been
a persistent and successful worker
His care, promptness and straightfor
wardness will insure him reasonable
success in any other avocation he
may adopt. We commend him to
any with whom he may hereafter be
associated, and reserve welcome
for him if returning health should
allow him to resume his connection
with the printing office.
There will be no change in the con-
duct or business of the New DoMIN-
ION. The subscriber will settle the
business o. the late firm, and be-
speaks continuance of the favors ex-
tended to it. j. f. FLEMING.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
GOOD-BY.

With this issue of the New DoMIN-
ION my connection with it ceases, at
least for the present. Although it is
with regret that l take this step, the
condition of my health compels me
to seek some other occupation. For
more than two years it has been my
pleasure to humbly assist In bringing
the Democracy of Monongalia coun-
ty to the advanced grounds it now
occupies, but i feel assured that in
leaving the interests of the paper in
the hands of Mr. Fleming l assign
him no untried duty to perform. His
allegiance to the party of his choice
is beyond question, and the Democ-
racy of Monongalia will have their
interests defended with willing
heart and strong arm.
With heartfelt thanks for the very
generous patronage that has been ex
tended to the New DOMINION in the
days that are past, and wishing it
god-speed in its noble mission, take
my leave of it and its host of readers.
w. L. MORGAN.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-05
NEW Advertisements.
Dissolution of CO-Partnership

THE partnership heretofore existing
/ between J. E. Fleming and w. l..
Morgan under the frm-name of "F'lem-
ing & Morgan, Printers and Publishers"
was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Morgan retiring. All claims
against the late firm and all accounts
due it will be adjusted by Mr.. Fleming.
j. e FLEMING,
March %, '79-4t w. l.. MORGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
Gin Dropcrln 90 Eet.

4 PHYSICIANS OFFICE TO LET Gum
~ s.oa at ~ MgdsoDyc; separate entrance ana court
yard IoIi $50 Joe. month
No. 2OIEAST 15TH-ST-Go rent furnished
= or uuiumi.lcl-- NtcHD rooms, all Improvements
nl,led - oo url1In--1ga 2l22'. Atliy ODD fieLi,,
TH7O LET-Oliccs, lofts, stores and Easements
I'D scaErla- Ann. Fulton. lOu Pearl cold In. VIII
jam and >assg,-st- KJLAND& WHITING. Brr6nanst
rE'O LE1-Stable and cottage; the premises
D.. East .tlJ for private s.ah, uong CoaclH"
cot WITH three in III
rooms with separate cntIt1r Apply 10 lAIHAN "
REOIHEt-, s. Becsmau. ST.. BENZ. IAIHAM 90 stuy-
Vr-auj-st.
rTNG LET-One store in Bible House near
/ corner 4uave. and AsOrpacei 2Oxi2 feet plate.
class nom. heated steam: $50; also desirable
rooms ou second third hoor-. Apply Treasurer AMER
TCAN BIBLE SOCIETY at the Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
9ce Cream.

FACT-HORTON's ICE CREAM IL MADE
"A PROM PURE ORANGE cot My CREAM .
10 CdIKC HES, FESTIVALS. HOTELS EEskAU RANTS
AND THE TRADE
zoe. PER QlAkI
To FAMILIES By the GAlLOS, joc PER QUAKE
CHARLOTTE II SsE ana JELLY,
FRESH. RICH and DELICIOUS
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS
Depots 300 tthave l2Ss broadway. and75 chathan-st
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM. Best in the city,
25c per quart Church Fairs 6ci Chsrlot.s ioe. per
doz; VI town orders specially. ~ Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

EOR SALE ar to REM, REASONABLl-
/ on New Jersey Central Road within an hour ol eW
York-A larc, house partly furnished with ten OF forty
seven 1'' VI '""" N'o'' H. W 8 2. O. Box 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
g,tn Real Cetale tor Sale.

4 CHEAP HONF.-For sale, a good, we'll
n iu .rauo house LOT Tho lot is2JKivo eeL Ihe
lore stories auI contains rooms ia te rear oi
lie lfs siual buillnR suitable Tor carpenter sIop
Ga tIlI rsHsLsr ne house = Oh staten lsaha " -
t'os Wak fIOiH Clifton Landing ine prop
tJ De- bought Tor Sl,zU0 part Oi the purchase bohoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
Rclielons Notlres

Al Chckering Hall. 5thaye. cor; lsthst.-Ihe Union
99Spr SSTyicS~TEs Rsy X b. D. d. WI preach 9
An the seats are feo cordial invitation extended to all
Anrhon Memorial Church 4sthst. west OF Gthaye-
NEWTON breaches 81 EvfYsONG Tesaming the course
Of lectures to people the culture Of charac
Habit" "''o"' anu '""'''''' VI ''0 -"
A. the tifth Ayenre n2pTt church We. lGth 81
Freezing nv The Rev. THos. ARNIrAGE. y D.. Pastor
sunday school at a. Strangers cordially welcome
Bedford Street VI. f. Church Tho Rev GEO. VAN
ALSIGNE ne Pastor. will breach 20 morrow, - NDAY,
mons meeting at 3l5 seats fee All are cordially invited
Ceurch OF The Holy Tr niy, Madison ave- ana t2d &
PHEN II. TYNG,jr, ID, viii preach.
COLLEGIATE Reformed Dutch Church. 5thave and tsth
Sa5 p m ''''A " -0H mt SERVICES at i d. H. anu
Collegiate Reformed nnIch Church 5tnave aud ooh
SABhATH pom inst. at at II m. ANA the Rev WILLIAM
ORMlsToN. d d., al 40 p.
Collegiate Reformed Dutrh Church Iafavetie. place
corner Fast ithst. near Br0adwIy.-Ihe Rev 7. W.
CHAMBERS D D.. win preach SABBATH. 10Th INST Ser
Canal street Pre.byterinn Church Grocnost., near
IS9na -, al s o, 10y ~ % 4cir
welcome.
Church Of The IPrnrnpion Ma29 yn a9i a4
WI en-" nroic 5or Inc sb tiIndd - booAS Of Lo0"
Church of the Mre-inh corner Of trhst ANA Parovc
The Rev T. ]. HAYWARD, II ran Eiy"r Mass yin
pr'u. M"iulh- ~ u tNfhh' ~ t''' lu'Fubh' h'll'
Church OF br foyenuui Prrsny"rlul, corncr Partayo
and 3jthst.-Ihc Rev. MARVIN H. VINCENT. do. PP~
tor. vii preach SUNDAY. 10Th Services ID and
?. IA. SundlyschOO at $3.50 a. IN. Lecture WEDNESDAY
OF j. IA.
Church of ~ Jnhn the BAPTIST 90 scoran Lexington
ave. corner EI,t .jfh-t the Rev. tpHEEIIUT iooSt-
WELT DTfFGE -. D.. Eoc'or.-STNDNY SERVICES:
nai mainr This virtual. . free church
Cnvgry B,ptSt Church ~ It between 5h ans s'3
ays-lhe Rev r. = MAcARIlil slastoi. breaches sun
DAY MORNING a. 1880. EVENING 1i-. sunday
school ~ 30 aud Congregational Bibocass {.
meeting, MONDAY. WEDN ESDAY ami FRIDAY EVEN
mos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
DrooAlpu Real Gs.nIs 5or Sale

Drooklrp Real Gslnl. Scr Sale.
EOk SALE OF TO LET with immediate pos
d sr5.or.
I.s I.rU..ru-st. three story building
100 TIH-.JfIr 81 parior ard Second fpOr.
o.. -,aAsAl. ST.. fllr c-stoTy dwelling.
GORDON l.. FORD, % CLARK ST, Brooklyn.
FE'O LET. for Sale o. Exchange, for modern
hrr-. wei situated IN New Y0rf-brownstone private
It..Ig. us CaItl PARK BICsAIyAs substantially built
oo1 .ll. - feet wldo basement iLTte stories ana IN
Aeo WITH rooms, uniuImsLcd OF WIN carpets Apply
CL Er.ul>.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
eau SCHOOLS.
Continued from sixth Page.

NATTIaw School.-Rcculdr course. , Years;
Cr.,ulfr course ,.ur degree 81 Dell. wears - rTi'
a. ,rs sept 20 Address PIof WAllAND Ne"'DU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

RECORDED ASSIGNMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
CREDITORS.
IL . 4 In Lon llIfse
, 1879-08-02
TO Be REBUILT.

6ptetdt {'uruspoHdfHcr NJ Tht Tribune.
VlNcsNAxs, Ind, July 31.*-!s Ia announced
this morning tllat tu starch an.! refining works
destroyed oy tire Tuesday will at onCc be se.
built, and that Mr. JaEnss IL. Cunningham hRs
already given urders for plans and specifications.
'rhe rufus will he at onco removed preparatory
TO building This will bo welcome Intelligence
to Lie entire community. Upon oxanintuE thu
sutu4 considerable portion of t1u machinery
wak found 10 littln damaged tlat stna!l outlay
would reuaor It. a. good ~ escr. Tho
two batteries Of boilers, eight III each,
arc In good condition; tue immense brick
stuck, built Inst year ut an expense Of 5.00. IL
uptutured: tho hr1ck stables unl axteusiYu
cooprr.shops arc hut little damaged, as well ~
the cattlc.shcds, whose holding capacity IL ., ,7o0
head (fortunately. tE1ese were etuptY at tho time
Of tho !ire) While thesa are uni,nportaut build.
ings compared With thoso destroyed, y6t they
furm quite an inducoment for rebuilding oti the
present sttv. Dir. Cunningham, was In Chicago
as The tisnu OF ths tire, mil lad sold I: sou bur.
sels Of glucose Just day Or two previous to tho
trc. They were shipping eighty barrels VI siFup
per day, uNll wcre behind their urtlcra, +An ef-
Tort Ia belng mado to haya thu county, through
it, Commissioners, n2ku liberal dou3tion to
aid in rebuilding at thls polns, III It is under
stood Que or two othar cities bare offered to
contribute generous SUN to hayo thu wosks
rebuilt 1T taosu places.
, 1879-08-02

the Canadian tenn shall be ~ thoroughly rep
resented as possible The Ottawa comn.fttcs
liko'y players, n,ld cosdsly inyltr the co-ouora.
t!un of uycry crtcketer In the Dnminion.
Special Dttpdteh % 7As 7sfoun*.
Mon1REA1+ Aug. la Montreal 1orwafdef
fact ilat, II conslgnmcnt Of sav 700 tons OF tin
plates IA divided In Liverpool into two eqnal
shipments u i00 tons eacl,, and ono 1ot shipped
per sssatncr via the s.. Lawrence River at1d
shipped PR steamer tn New York, then via Eric
Cam, TO Buffalo. and thence by steamer to Chi.
caEo, the to1la levied on each lot Will te a. fol-
lows: Va st, t.awrens1'. route: Montrsal
iranahIppcd TO le'nn, c:aft aloneslde, on TOO
tups tln pIates. say QUO l'oxea, at two cents per
boz, So: l.acttne canal tolls, 1Oo tons gross,
ton. So. 10; Wclsnl Canal tolls on 1t2 tuus At 10
cents per ton, Sl4s0; total, S107.4l Via New
York route: Wharfage u trnnssb!ppel 10 IN"
la,Id craft alongside, Mi; Erie Canal tolls
nat, to Buffalo, Is 3l5 miles, and tic tolls ard
one-lourth of u mill for eactl mile per 1,000
pouuds,-this VII nnouns to TX cents pcr
a0OO pouuds,-sl9 ~ Showing ii favor OF
Sxsy Nsw Z Yofx y, ;' =. against N0"tFsa sssbeins
AmeettnE has boen held hero TO promote i'm
migration 10 the ottawa Valley, where land eau
Smuggling Is being largely carried on across
the Vermont and New York State bordcrs into
Canadian territory, In farmersf wagons; cotton
goods, crockcry, ilardwAre-ln fact, nearly
every kind Of Manufactured goods-be!ng thus
BROUGHT over.
Several northern marshes in the Roman
| Catholic Diocese Of Montreal arc to bc formed
into a Dlshoprc; the Kew. Father Labeflc to be
the t}rst Bishop.
ToHoaTo, Aug. 1.-At tneetl!'g u Danttsts
| In connection with tho Woodstock Theological
| College. the Rev. Dr., Castle. Of the Gerard.
| Street Baptist Church, was offered the princf-
palsh!p rendered vaeant by the death Of tho
| Rev. DR.. Fy(s.
Cattlc-exportess report that trade ts rapidly
Increasing, nnd that prospects arc splendid.
| Thcrh nre tWenty-teven exporters IN this
pfoviocc. Over 5000 sheep are awaiting ship
mcpt, besides mnly cattle. 1t 10 proposed to
send . large tshipment shortly Of ueat cattle, 10
| be fattcncu In England.
After all the blow about big PURSES the
propused Haitian regatta in September has
| fnlcn tlIroug|l,-rea1ly Tor want Of somebody to
take the muttrr In hand.
| special Dfspa!eh to 77e 1tf6nn&
| HALIFAX. Aug. 1.-An important cotd-dls-
coverv has been made At Montague Mtncs, five
| few davs: aud there ID considerable excitement
| among Eoll-tntners. The bed Is said to be
| twtnty-seytu fnctGs In width.
. Capt. Sampson, Of the schooner Louisa Mont
gomery, n rictop, reports that about ten miles
| to eastward of Plcton 1klatId, lIo saw scu-
serpcut which appeared to be about 100 lee.
long, and thu bolv abott the size of barrel. 1t
| WIS going at the rate Ut seyen knots mn hour.
MONTREAL, Aug. l.-Fiah. Shcppard IL Co.,
dry gools, have failed. Liabilities $l50,0o n
large amount OF which ts due the deiunCt Cou-
| sollOated Bank,
, 1879-08-02
CANADA.
Yesterdays Centres Of News
Developed in the
Dominion.
Excitement Over the Suspen-
sion Of the Console
dated Bank.
About $1,500,0OO Lost..-The VIC
tins Scattered All Over
tho EARTH.
Disastrous 0onaagration in the
Business Portion Of Ham
ilton.
A LOSS Inflicted Which Is Esti-
mated at from One to
Two Millions.
Sudden Death, from Apoplcxy,
Of the Catholic Bishop Of
Kingston.
| Various Celebrations Of the Emanct-
| patton Of Slaves in the West
Indies.
Sudden Death, from Apopfcxy,
Of the Catholic Bishop Of
Kingston.
Various Celebrations Of the Emanct'
patton Of Slaves in the West
Indies.
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK.

THE CONSOLIDATED BANK.
apteta. lfxpa.ch fo Tbs 7Stbu;:a-
TORONTO, AuG. 1.-the excitement over the
Suspension OF tho Consolidated Dank has not
subsidized, and local shareholders ure expressing
themselves very freely about the groBs nisman-
ngcmcnt Iu this city. 1t ls contendcd that tlc
Western portion Of tic business was well and
proltabiy managed, but 1t Is admitted that
errors Of tie gravcst character haVc
bccn committed ut the head office. "1t
Is the privilege and manifest dutT Of
the stareholders," says u local papcF, "to tnnkc
clear anai searching investigation into lttc
facts. The enormous aggregate loaned to
single firm not generally cFudltcl to be cntsticd
to one.quarter of the amount, together
with tho bolstcring Of other rottsn coll
rcrns, calls for investigation. Tie stock
IT tho suspended bank Is sprcad from ono end
III the Dominion to the Other, and is also held
in the United States, England, Scotland, nnd
ireland, Newfoundland. France, mil even d
few shures fl lndla. Tho total num-
bcr Of shareholders, according to the
list published Oh Tho 10th OF
six persons hold Oh shares, representing $2fse, :
40O as trustees or in trust for others, as ntnor
children, charitable mud other societies. Seven-
teen hundred and torty-two shares
were held by scvanty.lve executors Of
cstatas. y Threo hundred anl ,soyeuty-six
shareholders are women, tho great minority OF
whom aro widows or unmarried. 'Furty.otie
clergymou hold shares to tho extent Of S53,700,
or au average Of s1,060 each. The Church
OF Scotland Ia down for $500; the
Tcmporalltics Board for S1,700; James .Cro!I,
Treasurer Of tho Widows Fund, 5000;
The PRESBYTERIAN Church for Sc, COO. The wide
, 1879-08-02
CROP NOTES.

sptesat Disrdtch to Tat Tribune.
ROCHESTER,, Mtun., Aug. 1.-The strong
southwestern breeze no reported yesterday
brought LIS q eharp thundcr.slower ttts moru-
Ing, whtc! continued at intervals durrg:he forc-
nuor, when 1t CLEARED oil eu1try and oppressive.
Wheat Is threofulrths cut to the south ant!
east ot this tty to the north Ive-cfght!ls. The
first wheat thrcsslcd went sixty pounds to the
bushel, No. |, that sold for 10 cents: estimated
pumberu ri bushels to the acre, eighteen. This
cn,uc from tlle Town pf huron, Mtcre tho
ch,nrli-bugs were the most numerous.
81. ht"t tIoatfr !'rfts. 5asv p. T.
The past week has DEVELOPED nothing pew In
n,cnced last week IS now veil under way all over
tiu state, und' Is advancing hs rapidly a. INA
chimes md men can he found to cut llic wheat.
Blu. little wheat has vet been thrc3fel, but tho
results of the closer inspection which lhe opera.
ttun OF harvesting. pcr1its fully confirm our
cstnntcs Of week ugo.. The reports to tie
{ouerr ifess Tor the last fcW days cover the en-
tire State, ul,tl they show that tile crop i the
southern bolt Ut counties south Of The M[l'ne-
sota River Wil be considerably less than al
average, less 10 consequences uf bliEht-thoush
It has suffered somewhat from this cause-tlan
ot the thin straw resulting from LIZ spring
drought, which prevented much OF the seed iron,
9criLinatiM.. Onr REPORTS Indicate general
average Ut twelve or thirteen bushels per acsc
OF No. md No. 2 wheat for the whole regon
snuth Of tho Minnesota und Of lfne west fr0a
AuukatO. North 0t that, Us last year, tue crnp
shows generally better Yield. Along fhr s..
Paul T. pactfc and Northern Poetic the yield Is
generally above tho average. and III the tnnrc
northern localities much nbayu tho average.
TURNER'S nll through tlat region esttlna.c their
crops from eighteen to Twenty-Five bushels per
| acre. It Is pretty safo 10 estimate the general
nyerugu for the State Of fifteen bushels per
acrc, Or pretty nearly i5.O00, ,00 bushels in ali.
| I,ul though this Is niuch below an average
yield lur tic Stnte ut argo II Is muc larger III
Southern Miuucsosa ind III tho least fortunate
localities tl'an last ycar-lnl, what 10 Of vastly
quality. None Of It is reported as falling hcuw
NJ. =, and a large proportion Of 1t is No. J.. In
the northern part of the State tho highest
grade prevails, aud no low-Grafc WHEAT Ia ic:
purtcd anywhere. The excellent quality Will
largely compensate for tho comparatively light
Yields IN thu soutlarn aecL9on OF ths S.ate.
Itlc northern IL fortunate III uniting high grades
| With large yistls.
, 1879-08-02
VARIOUS.

Hpsetai IfspefeA to Tht zrtsuns
MONTREAL, AUG. 1.-The reporters who mado
tho asrenston IN tho now aeEla! caE assert thattt
Ia SUCCESS In raising or lowering tho balloon,
aud to sumo extent IN directing Its couTsc-
8uscfai D.spateA 10 1As Tt1a4nA
OTTAWA, Aug. LA largo number OF con-
tractors are In tho city for ths purpose Of teudcr
Ing for tho construction Vt 1U0 mitea Of tue su-
called branch-lfns from tho Canada Pacific Rail-
way west from Winnipeg. TlIu tendcra aro to
ba opened to-day; md 1t Is understood that thu
contracts wlll be immediately awarded
1t IL rualored that, a. Cabiuet~tneottne, an
Order In Council was passed, disseminating Tor
the present The further construction Of tha
Georgian Bay Branch.
1t ls said lliat tho Premier was intrnstcd With
papers BY the Militia Department III reference
to tbs militia, which papers atu for prrsentA-
tIon to the Imperial Government, nlll that TIC
vii! confer with the homo authorities With rat-
ereneo 10 placing tho miIsla on better footing.
adapted to purposes OF general lefcntt.
The couttact for supplies to thu Northwest
Mounted poltc0 has 1cen aWakled TO j. q. Baker
d. Co., of Fort Benton, Aontanx.
After lapse OF two scasons. the international
ertcket.ualch between lIe United 6tatus anil
Cauada "a definitely axed to take ulaee thia sea-
sou 1t Ottawe. co the 10Th unl 20lh of'AuGust.
The last twp matches which hzyo becA played
the QUE IT Halifax III 1875 anu The otlltr III Phll-
4delph!a ID 167G-both resulted dlssstrous,y Ior
Canada. tbs Americans have stipulated that
, 1879-08-02
Destructive FIRE.


HAMILTON, Aug. 1.-Ono Of tho most dis
astrous cou1agratlons ever known In this city
took place this aftnrnooi,, resulting In loss of
real estate aud merchandise fTtEhtful to con-
template. Tho alarm was sounded ut 5:30 y.
ILL.,, the OCCASION being enlal! 1ssuo OF
smoke from underneath tho cornfce near
the southeast corner OF Turner, Livingston d
Co.'s promises, corner Of King u,ll John streets,
followed iu un unusually short space Of time
BY Il similar lasue from tho John street sLdu of
stcssrs. D. Mclnncs & Co. Tho brigade turucd
cut promptly, but on tilelr arrival On
tho spot 1t had become quito evident
tho corner WAS already doomed. Indeed, 90
rapidly was thu bull.'l,g cnyeloped In naEncs
that llttle or uQ attempt WIS made to save any
thing, mud this block, embracing the Hamilton
proYldcnt and Loan socletY's premises
on tho ground.door cornor, the Bank
Ut Hamilton adjotnlng unI faclnE On
King street, D. Mclunes j. Co.'s,
occupying the whole part Of the building In tho
rear of and over the two promises last namedt
aud Turner, Livingston & Co.'s, adjoluing Me-
lnnes', Tn tho second aoor, wcrc, comparatively
speaking, loft to their fate, and tie efforts Of
tha br!gade concentrated on tho task Of saving
the adjacent buildings.
The aspect At this 1unctura was so alarming
That assistance TxS tGleEfaphed Tor TO TORONTO,
proceeding rendered all tho more necessary
from the fact that The water pressure WIS found
to b. inadequate, the streams Of Watsr
for wh!la ut lsat scarcely reaching
beyond tho second-story windows. The
st. Cathartnes brigade was alto communicated
With. but messages wcre subsequently, sent
countestnandlng tbs request. THIS Toronto force
replied thut three engines remainsd In waiting.
seady TO start By special train at moments
Dot!ce.
Presently spark from tho burning building
set .ars to the toner On aaniorti's building
aeross John streat, mud about tho same time tho
yeraudah also cssehng are tho fate OF Tho
block seemed to b scaled. by diat Of Tho
greatest exerttons, however. the building, a.
though Oh fire several tlmss aud in various
places. was saved,
The loss sustained by Bapforl d CO. con-
slatcd Haiaiy u the Immense iojury 20 their
stock by water, smoke, etc. Tbs Merchants
Bank, which occupied the corner Ut the block,
will also be \ loset: In the matter OF furniture.
and Mesars. ], "A. AcPhsrson j. Co., Wholesale
boot and ahoe dealers. adj dining Messra. San.
, 1879-08-02

TIE MISSIONARY HIpEDfTfON.-'
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The Archbishop Of AfRitrs
has received intelligence that the African expe-
dillon seot out by the Algerian Missionary So-
ctety arrived at point southwest OF Lake Vic
sorla In january. The leader Of the expedition
wrttes exercising fear TINT unless further sttp-
pltcs arc immediately sent from the coast the
members Ut the expedition will starYe. .
, 1879-08-02

BERLIN, Ang. 1.-lfcrs Won Lucius haytng
had to resign bis seat In the RelchstaR ioi Er-
furt, In consequence Of his elevation to Office,
the aoc,a1 Democrats and Liberals each brought
forward candidate, but as an equal number Of
votes was obtained by the two opponents Of
the Ministry, II Wilt deprive Won Luc'us Of q
majority. second ballot wilt probably result
In the return OF Social Democrat.
OBNOXIOUS PUBLICATIONS.
Within tic last few days half score Of Oh.
noxlous publications ha7o bcen suppressed.
, 1879-08-02

LONDON, Aug. 1.-Ihe Maleo.nb Stake At
GouiwuoL to-day was won by Brother to Ess!lis.
with Lurlllard's pu&oose Recon1 aild Milan
third. seycn horsas ran. Tie Brother to
I:rsIlia was phead OF Fapoose hnlf the distance.
papoose then appeared TO havo tho race 10
i,aml. but fa!tcu when called upon in innl
effort, The r..co was wun BY length a'il a
1wlf, with tic ltKe distance l,ctNecn tic second
and third horscs.
MATCH "oFP."
LONDON. Aug. l.-lhe tnatch between Ten
Drucck's Ltncnlnshlro, 1 years old, anil Lord
Dupplin's Royai, 8 years old. for E500 side.
with Eco forfeit, has bucn DECLARED oil hY mu'
tuat consent.
rAnoLE.
The Sportsmon says: ut Is plain that Parole
Is not good staycs."