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MISiAi Ike ALTMAN Ait-JESE. 80. 1879.
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ho5a 5tts.......... 2:23 EgcnIur.>.... l:2S
POGT OF RICHMOND. JuSa %, 1870,
ARRIVED.
Stcah>n NIP Isaac Bell. Lawrence. View YORK. ncr-
chand:se and Passengers. u. w. Allen * Co., agents
Stcamcy EY.Imau, Carr. Philadelphia, lnercLan.
d1 cand passengers. j. ". McfArrick. agent
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk United States
MALL merchandise, and passengers, l.. d. Tatum,
agent.
SAILED.
steamship Isaac Ben. Lawrence. New York mer.
chau.lisc and passengers. G.. ". Allen 4 Co., agents
Steamer Ererliitli, Carr Philadelphia, Inerchan-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick, agent.
Schooner l.. & ID. Fisk, Brown, New YORK, camel
cOaI, Gcry:tS StOT7s, agent
Schooner Sarah Fisher Adams, Georgetown. can
mel coal, Gctvs.s Storrs agent.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26.--ArriyeI: Schooner
NJ g. carrot. Garrul. from Richmond.
NEW YORK, june 2T.-ArriYfd: Schooner Ed
ward I.arAcyer. Avery, from Richmond.
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I. W. DENNIS HAS REMOVED fr.
u 6l2k Maiu strsc, to'2li Fast BROAD,9
be has lot OF FINE PICTURES, which yiiib
AT the lowest prices. such Toods were never
nrices. FRAMES MADE To. ORDER p
aud cheap. Give him call early aud Offer
cure those goods At bottom rates.
e2l-eod6t " NJ
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PROPOSALS..

CITY ENGINEER'S OFFicR,l
RICHMOND, VA, June, 1879.
PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this office until TUESDAY,,
JuIy 3d. ut 6 o'crcSsP. NJ. for GRADING RES
RRV0IR STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND ASH
LAND STREETS.
Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right 10 re-
-, w. f.. CUTSHAW,
10 Sf,tt City Engineer.
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Writ Of Error Granted.

NEWARK, June 2S.-Chancclor Ruynon
has allowed a writ OF error in the Smith
Bennett case, making it rcurnaDIc to the
Supreme Court on july 1st.
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va Ae go & R
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGlES, AND WAGONS
At AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1895 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The Subscriber has lifted up In connection with
II Is extensive Stables one of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT EhIAARS
- h,. found In this country: and having every IA
ciliy "r the acr"mnua alton OF stock, respectfully
syuri', cUuSigumrn;~ of
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
Of vcrY kind. promising that All stock. &C.. con-
sIrucd 10 him shall have every attention, and re-
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required.
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces SiGnmeni. Of almost every variety or
y,hiri FOR rIr:silTc- .Ipi work purposes. also
iItEE!~~ ni every descriptions All articles In
IN. Ec.GIriniert will be sold 1t. lowest wholesale
luau1iaciurrr,' prizes and III no Instance VIII any
deviation from such ur!crs to made Parties wish
In. l., lirc,-. VIII ud j. 10 their Int rest 10 cS-
am; ne I'M. stock 81! vehicles &". 800.
siy 4 ASHES are MY. 81 LhEbE CApACil1,
and afford every convenience inr drawers.
l'trtg,.. ,.-rIns purchase for their f"n use or
rI,. rr;,. wi .ilrI :; nrgr stock /" select from.
ArtIfoS SALI.S every v EliNE>DAl anu SAT-
''''''' JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
= y. COOK. Aurrionc,r.
Efou,E3 SCIATEE. Manager.
H. VI. PACE. ~a",'E1E. INV -
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OFFICE OF CITY CnLLECIoh,l
RICHMOND. Va, Nay 81 lsv'
,JHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from o'ciocx 4. VI. =" ocoS~ I. ~ i', ,n
the 9Th day OF Jane 20 the 3pih INCLUSIVE i't ZIG
purpose 81 receiving from any i"r-nn c'E,Fsea WIN
CITY TAXE--REAL AID FEk>oNn,.i. -, ,,o
amount OF lax charged and that TEN PER CENT.
Win be added 10 the amount Of TAX CHARGED IN every
where the party :sse>Se >h'h Ia, 10 pI' nc ne
whole. or one half withia the iiuc 80 hlhl''h. ~
avoid crowd and pre- on the last r." asss VI un
collection the Collector Respectfully reqass,S as
parties To rail early In the Inn: spcrintd ana ,hoeS
having H. Is aud memorandumS 10 l.aSc WIN 40 50,
tina; their bills may DC selected and receipts maae
out. \. IL. W OODSoS'
fe aim Collector.
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T lt,i,T

Fine, $3.50: auIerrnc, $3.50 Il 80 cx:r.,
sI.2jn $40: "amuloa !Am:I,, sJ.7jGi: &c fancy
uraus,, St.!St. -.
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DENTISTS.

~ ". JONES, 49,
". DENTIST, 1nC
having moved his office 10 that large and eezanl
esi,ieuce nu Er7nklin street, No. eoi, hetweff'
r ,rhth and Ninth with every convenience and ap-
oancc Tor the comfort of his patients WIN t"cli-
ty-five years experience and PRICES kHDt,'ED 20
will perform all operations genl " ana carefully 10!
ali such as desire his professional services.
an5-3ln
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NOTICE TO MANCHESTER TAX
~ PAiERS--l ana now really Ia receive the
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOX 1879. All ner-
sons paving half OF the same or before july
|, 1879 and the other hair on before November
l. 1879 will ie entitled 10 rebate OF i've per cent
OF IKE city tax. To all bills unpaid after November
lst there will bc added Ave per OF their amount.
j. ". BRDSAU6H. JR.,
Treasurer of the City OF Manchester.
Re 2O-coitJe30
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Jure S.-.4oon.-Stncks strong.
Money on call. 3n4 per cent. ENchange-ioug,
4s6; short, 1873. State hon.S dull. Governments
firm.
Erfn ing.-Manev, 3GTJ per cent. Exchange.
4SJaM4SG. Governments firm: new SIS. 1881:
Gu
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AGUF. AND FEVER.

No better catharic can be used preparatory 10 or
after taking quinine.
Asa simple purga,ire they arc unequal'ed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid, With the
impression DIR. MCLASE'S LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of {. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. {. MCLASE'S
LlyEI: PILLS, prepared BY Fleming Bros, of Pills
burgb Pa. the market being full OF limitations of
he name MCLASE, spelled differently but same
my l9-deowly
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLYEX.
D ECUTEp At THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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RANKS AND HASsXERS.
Y, ". pICKRELi. pre9iaen.
\, i. sNEAn. Cashier.

T. ". pICKRELf.. President.
4. i. sSEAn Cashier.
DEPOSITS OF one dollar and upwards received, s2s
.l1 per cent. allowed on deposits. .-
Dsp1sits received SUBJECT 10 check without hoite,
and interest allowed Oh sa.ns II not checked on or'
frequently than two or three times Meea
Interest on all deposits 10 cominsnce Ten day:
after date OF deposit. =, "a, ,
Hank open every day from O'Clock 4. ". a All
O'Clock p, NJ, and on Saturday fr0si T. u. I'll
pm 10 2a-ssd
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Foriy-sixth COngreSS-.-First Session.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1879.

SENATE.
Mr.. Vest, by request, offered Il resolution
calling on the President for the CORES pond
cnce between the State Department and
Mexico in regard to the proposed survey OF
| the northern States OF Mexico for the AUS
tin and Topolorampa Railroad Company.
| Adopted
| Mr.. Harris submitted joint resolution
| for the construction at the Washington and
| Norfolk nary-yards OF Il steam-vcssrl and
rcfrigcrating-ship under the direction Of
Professor Gamgcc.
Mr.. Voorhees, objected, and the rcsoltl-
| ton went over.
| Mr.. Vests j.ce-coinage resolution was
taken up, tho question being on referring
his substitute to the Finance COMMITTEE
| The morning hour was consumed in dis
cnSSing the resolution, and it went ever
without action.
MIR. Beck, from the Appropriation Com
| mlitee, reported, without amendment the
| bill making appropriations to pay the fees
| Of United States marshalS and their general
! deputies; which WAS taken up and consi-
! dcrcd.
Mcssrs. Conkling. Window, Logan, and
Mcmillan spoke against the bill.
All amendments were rejected, and the
bill was read Il third time and passed ayes,
p noes. II.
At 4:0J p. II. the President pro tenn.
signed the bill, and it was sent to the Presi-
dent.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker signed ;hc judicial expenses
bill.
Senate bill cXcmptine from liccaSe and
| cnrc!ment-iecS vessels not propelled wholly
by sail or internal motive power OF their
own was taken up ana amended br striking
out the word whC!iy,* and hy adding
proyiso that nothing in the act or exempt
ing laws should be construed To require the
enroiiin" or licensing OF any fiat boat, barge,
or like craft, not propelled BY sail or inter-
nal motive power of It's own. The bill was
then passed.
\ Joint resolution authoriz:n" the PreSi-
dent 10 appoint from one To three commits
Soners, at S;sklry of S5,0taj each, to take
stsps with Il view to entering into furtaer
ty%av with M4Eico, was passed.
The Speaker. at ( Z. NJ, signed the !ast
apnroprialoa bill-that for marshals lees.
At haf-pasl the House adjourned.
Fienslis's Outrage in :aemDliis---ScSrO
Murderer Convicted.
MEMpHes. Tenn, Jane 2S.-La>t night
w. +. \. Johnson Outraged Lizzie Shcr-
wood, eaxvcn years Cd, and fled across the
river to- Arkansas. S2r9eant-of-Pollce AIN
holz went over this morning ;.ad arrested
him, rot, however. until he disabled him by
shooting him in shc thigh. The girl was
outraged in the raost shocking manner, and
noss lies in critical condition. Fearing
demonstration sgainst Johnson, the Chief
OF Police had him removed from the sta
sIon-house to she county iail. John Porter,
who aided his escape by rowing him across
the river, Is also under arrest.
This morning the jury in the case Of Will
liam Parker alias Charles Duncan teolored),
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Foster,
near this city, in January last. returned 4
verdict OF murder in the first degree.
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MINERAL WATnsss.
no DYSPEPTICs.

3 4
The LUNENBURG LITHIA WATER is offered
you rs remedy OF unqucstiouable value In the
sTcatmeat OF Dyspepsia in lis various forms. We
have IL on draught for sale In any quantity. Mt SOC
per gallon. In recommending this Water 10 our
patrons we speak not only from our personal know.
Iege OF cures effected by It's use, but on the test;-
mony Of physicians OF high Standing Read the sub
Joined certificates
Nsssrs. Polk Miller & Co.:
Gcntlemen.-I have used The "LENESBIRf1
LiTHIA WATER with decided benefit in several
eases or Dyspepsia and Indigestion occurring both
in adults and children. In one case especially,
whore Indigestion was accompanied by headache,
The result was something m1Treitous. Doubtless
when better Known TO the faculty this Water will
acquire high rank among The medicinal springs or
VIRGINIA. ED. T. ROBINSON, NJ. ID.
Richmond, June II, 1878. = "
BuHKEvILLE, May 2, 1879.
.Hrs. IT, S. WooRon:
About the first OF February last was great snf-
fercr from dryness Of mouth and throa. and burn
aud wells IN my n"ishborhood without relief. and
2 rn 'hf 1Tu pTSerFed some Of
Two or three drangts III quick succession aayed all
thirst and removed the dryne>s and made me very
ns any y o waI similarly
drnsns I the ihf
III. ! voluntarily send you This certificate as an cx-
pres ion Of my gratitude for the great benefit de-
rived from drinking the ..LUSESRURG LITHIA
JAMES A. AcxEw, MD.
commend 1t asa most raiuabe agent in Dys-
pensia. especially that form accompanied bv acid
rructatonS. | have witnessed most obstinate
Yield IT, The effects Of this water also commend
II az Febrifugr. WI. ALLEN. III. ID.
LunenIurg Courthouse, March 20, 1878.
POLK MILLER & CO, Druggists, corner Of
Ninth and Main streets, sole Agents.
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He DEPRESSION OF TRADE IN THE SPINNING
DISTRICTS.

LONDON, June 2S.-The TjmeS'S Liver
pool correspondent states that the actual
business in cotton during the past week
proves to he very much less than the aggrc-
gate OF the daily estimates, thus showing
that the depression OF trade ut Manchester
and in the spinning districts is real, and is
influencing consumers 20 an unexpected
4,
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PRICES REDUCED.

nj \ TOMS
ROYAL HUNGARIAN BITTER-WATE
the REST NATURAL APERlEST KNOWN for
CONSTIPATION and IRREGULARITIES OF
THE BOWELS.
Ask vo,lr druggist for II. my 24-3m
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pILL-HEADS, $3.50 to SSper reaE, at
ID tas DIsPATCH PRlNIING-kOUA&
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Warrington.

Mr.. coNKIING INVITED TO OHIO DURING TIE
PRESENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CABr-
NET DIVIDED ON THE QUESTION, But AN
EXTRA SESSION CERTAIS-DOTH HOUSES
READY To AnJoURN--TBE MARsHAIs' BILL
IN THE HANDS OF THE Observation-Disclosures
JTE1rS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATERE ALNANAc-JrSE an. la7a.
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vrerIxG OF WHITE ANp COLOREn BAPTIST MIN
II. -':S-->T. FRANCIS >CHOOL-AN ENGLISH
RATE, e..
torres ontl.;cc .; The Richmond nisratch.l
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
Total shares reported sold. d..................
Caroline Archibald's Death.

In yesterdays STAR we mentioned the
death of Mrs. Caroline Archibald, young
woman who came here some time ago, and
about seven weeks ago gave birth to 9
healthy but tillegitimate childa at No. 46 Linn
street. The woman was found dead in bed
night before last, and then big howl was
made that there was something mysterious
and strange in her death. IT,.
1t seems that the woman, whose relatives
will not give her true name, came here in
charge of DR.. Gillespie, of Rising Sun, Ind,
and that he and DR.. Brent, of this city, at
tended her during her sickness. 1t has
been ascertained by Coroner Carrick, in 8
partial investigation made by him last
night and this morning, that the erring
woman, who had been subject to epilepsy,
had become overjoyed by the receipt of 9
letter that her afflicted parents had forgiven
her. and were anxious to once more have
her at home.
Her death Coroner Carrick attributes tc
sudden attack of an epileptic fit, brought
on by the joyful news from home.
AS much talk of sensational kind, how
ever, had been INDUCED in, the Coroner
deemed it advisable to hold an in.
quest, which will begin at four o'clock this
evening. In the meantime, to set aside all
rumors Of foul play, post mortem exam.
ination has been ordered. The mother ol
the poor girl is now in the city.
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Police Court,

N. B. Dickerson, charged with drunken
ness, plead not guilty, and stated that his
being excited when the officer arrested him
was caused by about fifty boys throwing
watermelons at him. The Court let him
off.
Contractor John O'Brien and Edmund
Dwyer had fight yesterday at the corner
of Sixth and Eggleston avenue, caused by
Dwyer attempting to dump card load Of
dirt on o. Brien's work. Officer Mcfarland
arrested both the parties, and this morn.
ing Judge Wilson dismissed them aftei
finding that they had both received Sc
we're pounding.
The notion store of Charles Morrell, cor
ner of Front and Ludlow streets, was ell
tered by burglars at an early hour yester
day morning, who carried off a lot Of goods
Officers Brazell and Knox run in VIM. Nc
Hugh and Mike Floyd, and charged then
with the burglary. Their cases were con.
tinued until August 26th.
John Watson, colored, charged with
burglary, waived examination, and was
bound over to appear before the Grand
Jury.
Ed.Witz and Henry Anderson were fined
$40 and costs for boarding train while in
motion.
R, s. Bingham, charged with obtaining
money by false pretenses, was arraigned fol
trial. The prosecuting Witness McFar
land, failed to appear, and Mr.. Murphy
suggested that the case be dismissed. To
this Mr.. Campbell, the attorney for Bing
ham, objected, as he wished Mcfarland tc
be present in Court. He stated that if the
Court would continue the case until Satur
day he would telegraph to Portsmouth fol
Mcfarland, as he had an object in having
him here. The case was laid over until Sat
urdaY.
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Shadows of Coming Events,

The East End Sturgeon Club will give a
" Fish-chowder next Saturday evening at
Woodland Park.
The twelfth annual picnic of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be given this
evening at the Highland House.
A grand picnic and summer nights fes-
tival will be given at Prices Hill Thursday
night. A concert, fireworks and dancing
will be among the attractions.
The 14th Ward Republican Club hold a
meeting Thursday evening, 21st inst, cor
ner John and Livingston streets. Promi-
nent speakers will be in attendance.
An excursion from this city will leave
next Sunday to attend the dedication of the
new Catholic Church at Eaton, Ohio Arch
bishop Purcell will ofticiate. Round-trip
tickets 81 25.
A grand temperance picnic will take
place at Mt. Lookout Park tomorrow after
neon and evening. The picnic is given by
Society of the neighboring village of Belle
vue, Ky. Good music and refreshments on
the ground.
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POLITICAL PALAVER.
BOB SAYS A BAD WORD.


National Associated Press to the Star.
BosroN, Mass, Aug. 2O.-Colonel Robert
G. Ingersoll letter in the Washington Post,
intimatng the report that he intends to
throw his influence against the Republican
party in consequence of the Presidents re-
fusal to pardon D. NJ. BenneH, sentenced to
prison for sending obscene literature
through the mails, is met by the statement
Of EIizur Wright, Of this city, that Colonel
Ingersoll told him he had sent message to
the President, through John Sherman, that
He would see the Republican party id
before he would make another speech in its
favor while d. NJ. Bennett lies in jail"
OUR JOHN G. AT MANHATTAN.
New York, Aug 20-John G. Thompson
will tarry in this city for few days. He
made visit with party of friends to Man
haitian Beach yesterday. He said to re-
porter: l think we shall carry the State.
Most of my friends, and the Ohio Demo
Gratis with whom | have talked, are not
only hopeful, but positive of victory. We
shall undoubtedly win if we have fair
| fight, though whether the contest is to be a
fair one or not is questionable. 1t is
said the Republicans are spending large
amount of money, and as they have the
Endorsement of the Administration. and its
patronage is influential, the fight will prob.
ably be hard one.
CONSIDERATION OF FRAUD.
New YoRK, Aug. 20-In an interview
telegraphed from Washing on to-day, Con-
gresham Morrison, of Illinois, says he has
no idea that fraud will be prominent sub
ject for consideration at the next session OF
Congress, but thinks it will be the main
issue in the next Presidential campaign.
Tilden, however, has no claim upon the
party.
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The public will be glad to learn that
the o. q M. have now completed arrange.
nlents for through shipments without re.
billing to all points on Louisville & Nash.
vile Railroads and its leased lines. They
have also established at st. Louis, Mo-, a
Joint Express Office, with the St. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad, and Kansas
Pacific R. R., thus enabling them to reach
points on these lines with greater facility
than ony other Company. The Adams and
United States Express Companies have beer
taken off these roads, and the roads are
now operating their own express, on the
same plan as was inaugurated by this Com
pany, with such success, about two year;
ago. The plan has not only given to ship
pers the lowest express rates ever known
but has also assured them a; courtesy, at
tention and care they were before unaccus
toned TO receive.
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A more pleasant tour for this season Of
the year can not well be imagined
than that announced by the Pan.
handle and Pennsylvania Road:
for tomorrow. The route will
embrace the finest scenery in the Allegha
MES, the excursionists being taken free OIL
charge on narroy-gauge road to the high
est summit Of those mountains. Ticket;
are good till next Wednesday. Only 81 Sc
for the round trip.
The effects of Laura Denning, alias
May Earle the suicide, have been turned
over to Kupferschmidt, the girls friend, by
the orders Of the woman's husband, who is
working on farm in Chester, Ill.
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STEWARDS STOLEN STIFF.
Does It Rest at Last in Garden City
Crypt!

special 70 the Star.
New York, Aug 2O.-The reporters who
were sent to Garden City to see what they
could ascertain about the probability Of
Mr.. A. T. Stewards body being concealed
there by Judge Hilton, descended into the
crypt and found long marble slab two
feet or more wide set into the floor, out of
all harmony with the arrangement and
evident design. This was sealed tight into
its place with lead.
Suspecting that it covered the remains Of
A. 7. Stewart, they piled the foreman with
questions, and he admitted that the slab
was not part oil the plan Of the floor, and
that it had been introduced into its place
for temporary purpose. Then they put
the question: "Does not that slab cover
the body of A. 7. Stewart?" The foreman
replied: "You must draw your own infer
ences." He refused to deny that Mr..
Stewards body was there. An employe OF
Judge Hilton positively assured your corre-
spondent that the body was now in friendly
hands, and said that he could give impor-
tant details were it not for the fact that the
information, from its very nature, would be
traced to him, and would cost him his po-
sition.
New YORK, Aug. 20.-A Tribune Sara
toga special to-day reports Mrs. Stewards
physician as saying that attempts have
been made to negotiate for the return of
Stewards body from many sources. Several
men now of reputable positions in New
York are connected with the robbery, and
their names might yet be discovered and
would startle the community.
The thieves at first demanded 50, 800 900
for the return of the body, but finally re-
duced their demands step by step to $780,
OO0 though Judge Hilton shows no inclina-
tion at present to pay more than $25, 900 for
the return of the body, and would not com.
promise at any price in the way Of promis-
ing immunity to the criminals.
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Catholic Bazaar.

A meeting of over one hundred promi-
nent Catholic ladies was held in the Catho-
lie Institute yesterday evening to consult
over arrangements for the Grand Bazaar
which will be opened next month.
The President, Mrs Lincoln, said she
was not able to report entire success in get
ting central position on Fourth street as
yet, but it was thought desirable location
would be secured. Offers of assistance were
constantly being received.
Miss Anna Boyle, the young artistic, has
offered to play for the benefit of the bazaar
in Romeo and Juliet"
The Davenport Club also offer their serv.
ices for an entertainment for the benefit ol
the bazaar.
Mr.. John Robinson, of Robinson's Opera
house, tenders the use of the house to the
bazaar, but this would be necessarily sub
ject to arrangements effected with the par
ties who have leased the house.
Mrs General Sherman, from st. Louis
who is dear friend OF His Grace the Arch.
bishop, will be present during the bazaar
and add her assistance to the occasion.
Mrs. Lincoln is having large crayon pic
ture OF Archbishop Purcell drawn, which
she gives TO the bazaar for sale.