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Racing Prospects at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The entries for the
summer trotting meeting, which begins
here July 22d and continues four days,
close tomorrow evening. The classes and
premiums are as follows: First day. purse
Of s., 500 for $3.50 class; purse of s, 900 for
2:20 class. Second day, purse Of 1850
for 2:26 class; purse of 5000 for 2:99
class; purse Of l,5OO, free to all, PAGERS
Third day, purse Of g 900 for 2::2f class;
special purse. Of 5000, open for Rarus
and Hopeful. Fourth day, purse OF 81 500
for 2:28 class; purse Of 5000 for 2:lS
class. Large fields OF horses are expected
to start in every race.
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Commercial faIlnre.

sr. LOUIS, July 7.-Representatives OF
the Temple and Birge Manufacturing
Company, which closed doors this morn
ing, say that it is impossible to give any
statement oi tho assets and liabilities.
The work Of making an inventory OF all
the stock on hand has been In progress
to-day. The creditors will hold meeting
here the latter part Of tho week, and the
Company will show what they are able to
do In tho way OF settlement. After that
1t will be decided whether 10 resume bust.
ness. The Company has dealt heavily in
all lines Of agricultural implements.
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AccoRDISG to the monthly oil statement
m the Oil City Dtrrickthere were S27 wells
Completed in the month OF June, increas-
ing the daily production S,205 barrels, an
average Of 95: barrels per well. There
are IA wells commenced and in various
stages Of advancement, showing a slight
decline in operations. Only ten unpro-
luctive wells were drilled. This heavy
average Of production shows the territory
nov in course Of development to be ex.
,raordinary good.
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LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The flrst meeting
ofthe Kentucky Trotting Club begins to-
morrow. Pools sold as follows tonight
For the first race 2:5O class, McCurdy $40
Trinket $40, and the field $40. Second
race, Bonesetter $50 and the field $25
There are ten entries in the first and five
in the last race. The weather Is pleasant
and the indications are good for sue
cessful meeting.
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Upward OF niue thousand cases werc
settled in June. The Commissioner Of
Pensions expects TO be able to settle and
pay an equal II not greater number
monthly, until all are settled. Sixty.three
thousand three hundred and seventy.two
persons have made claims for arrears, but,
including the thirteen thousand eight hun.
dred and ninety already settled, no more
than iorty.fve or forty-eight thousand
persons who are already pensioners have
arrears due them. Many, therefore, who
apply are not entitled 10 receive arrears.
The Commissioner expects that nearly all
who are entitled will be paid off by the
end OF October. Answering question as
10 the order Of settlement, he states that
theaCtof January 26established every PEN
sioner'sright at thesame moment. The pen.
sioner was required 10 make an application
for his arrears mainly for the purpose OF
enabling the pension Office easily TO iden-
tity the papers relating to the cases in
which arrears were supposed TO be due.
The date of filing such application is not
therefore taken into account in fixing the
order OF settlement. He further states
that, il the cases had been taken up for set.
tlement in the order OF filing applications,
pensioners living in large cities near
Washington would have been first paid
to the exclusion OF those residing at dis.
tance, and that such an order Of settle
ment would be an uniustifiable discrimi.
nation in favor Of the pensioners residing
in large towns and cities throughout the
country, at theexpense OF residents OF the
smaller towns and Of the agricultural dis.
tricts. 1t is not practicable To observe
any order OF settlement except simply to
secure an equitable distribution OF the set.
tied cases throughout the entire country.
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secretary MeCrary aud His Future Sue.

WASHINGTON, July THE friends Of
Secretary Mccrary now say that he will
certainly be appointed by the President to
be Judge Of the Iowa District, to take
effect on the 1st Of September, and that
the President and Secretary McCrary both
rally upon the assurances received from
thS Senate Judiciary Committee and other
Democratic Senators individually that
McCrary will he confirmed. Unless the
Pr0sident has changed bis mind very re,
recantly, II Is not so certain that Alex. II,
Ramsay Of Minnesota, formerly United
Staies Senator, will be appointed Mccrs'
RVS successor % Secretary OF War.
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Tnp second number otthe steubenville
sunday Chronicle, new venture by Mr.
r. A. Elliott, formerly Of this city, Is be-
fore us. The Chronicle presents a neat
typographical appearance, and in make up
and subject matter indicates more than
fair ability OIL the part Of the editor and
publisher. We trust Mr.. Elliott will
meet with the substantial encouragement
necessary for the future success Of his
pappr.
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Mrs. HuII,. Murderer.

New York, June 7.-Judge Potter has
granted writ Of habeas corpus and Ger,
tiorari in the case OF Chastine Cox, con-
fessed murderer Of Mrs. Hull. The peti
ton sets forth that Cox Is unlawfully de
tanned in the tombs on commitment by the
coroner and the latter has not returned
evidence upon which the prisoner is com.
mitted.
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Because Of IlI.TreatIng Her Mother.

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Mrs. John Bandy,
wife Of the proprietor Of the Union Depot
Hotel, this afternoon shot Leonard Offer
man, late proprietor Of the Tivoli Hotel.
ofiernan and Bandy married sisters.
Their mother lived for a time in Offer.
mans family, and Mrs. Bandy says she
learned this afternoon OF his outrageous
treatment Of the old lady and she shot
him for II. One bullet shattered his arm
and the other passed in at the mouth and
buried itself beyond the reach OF the
probe ofennaa Is still alive, but In q
c. itical condition.
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ENGLAND.
THE pARlEN CANAL

LIVERPOOL, July !. The Courier says
that an agreement was signed, Saturday,
on behalf Of the original promoters OF the
Panama Canal scheme, vesting their rights
in De Lesseps as representative oil the iu.
tn:e shareholders OF the Inter- Oceanic Ca
nal Company. Subscriptions for G75O, ,OOC
in G90 shares will be opened in London
Paris, Frankfort and New York, simulta.
nconsly, in about fortnight.
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soLoYrErF's AccoMpLrcR.

The person who supplied the pistol to
Alexander Solovief with which he at
tempted to assassinate the Emperor oil
Russia, on the l4th Of April, is a physician
from Weimar, Germany, who Is also
proved to have secured the poison with
which solovieff attempted suicide. A tel
egram from St. Petersburg authoritiyely
states that he has been sentenced to bt
hanged shortly.
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GERMANY,
TARIFF MATTERS.

LONDON, July y7.-A dispatch from Ber.
lin says: The prospect is now regarded as
certain OF an early adoption Of The high
protective tariff, which has caused The
merchants TO import large quantities Of
goods in advance, so as TO escape the in.
creased duties Bismarck, ia the face Of
the serious objections, insists upon an in,
crease in the duty on foreign corn.
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AT CINCINNATI,

ClNCINNATI, July 7.-Robinson's Wagon
Mandatory, corner Of Laurel and Cen
tral avenues, partially burned this morn
ing: Loss, 5000. During the progress
OF the fire, the second floor OF the factory
gave way, precipitating six firemen to the
lower floor. No serious injuries were re.
Ceived by any OF them, however.
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Lynched,

DENVER, CoI., July 7.-James H. Croft
and Charles G. Wooroth were arrested at
Alamosa on Thursday for the murder Of
William Syock on the eth ult., in New
Mexico. They were taken from jail al one
o'clock a. NJ, Saturday, by 100 citizens,
and hanged on a cottonwood tree, after
they had confessed.
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PARIS, July deputy Albert Christie
pie has accepted the challenge oil the ed.
itor OF La Ldntcrs to submit the charges
against that journal to jury Of honor,
composed Of the Presidents Of the Re.
publican groups Of both Chambers.
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American Mourners for the Prince Inn.
0eFiRl.

PRoYlDEScE, July Bishop Hendrick.
sen will tomorrow celebrate, at Newport,
the Mass Of Requiem for the Prince I'm.
perial. Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bona,
parte and brother, Of Baltimore, Nd, will
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RUSSIA.
GLooMY CONDITION OF AFrAIRs.

LONDON, July IA correspondent at
Berlin draws gloomy picture Of the state
OF Russia, owing to tho Nihilists, the fail
ure Of crops, and the ravages OF the corn
beetle. Fifty thousand roubles have been
appropriated TO exterminate the beetle.
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THE CROPS.

A correspondent at Ischel says jour.
ney across three-quarters Of Western Aus.
tria shows that the crops in Upper and
Central Bohemia run unduly to straw in
consequence OF unprecedented rainfall
Anxiety also prevails throughout the east,
intensified by almost daily showers.
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rnE RAyAaEs or REyoLrrroN.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, July 7.-Adyices
from Hayti say: Port.au.P Prince Is in
flames. business has suspended. Blocks
Of buildings are in ashes. The Custom To
House has closed in consequence OF revolu.
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wnshlngton County Wool Market.

Warrington, Pa, Reporter.
Locally the market Is very dull, there
being few transactions to note. The prices
range at former figures, IS to IS cents. A
large amount Of wool 1t being delivered
for shipment.
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A July FROST.

MONTREAL, July 7.-There was a severe
frost in some portions OF this province
Saturday. In Eastern Hants beans were
killed and potatoes in bloom were cut
down to the ground.
Gen. Sherman and party are here.
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FARArSaros, ME., July 7.-The body Of
l. N. Libby, Of Templey, missing since
June 2stb, was found at hali.past l2 o'clock
to-day, ln Q hole In the woods. TIE belief
Is that Libby was murdered.
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orIntere.tt to Pensioners.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July u.
EdIton IntClllEeuCcr.
Please publish the followingitem, which
will doubt be Of interest to many Of
your readers:
WASHINGTON, D. c., July /.
BY virtue ola act OF Congress, approv-
ed June 81, 1870, tho biennial examina.
ton Of the invalid pensioners Is abolished
from that date. The following is the pro.
vision, to.wit:
"That sections iorty.seyen hundred and
seyenty-one, forty.seven hundred and
seventy.two and forty.seven hundred and
seventy.three, Of the Revised Statutes Of
the United States, providing for biennial
examinations ofpensioners, are hereby re.
pealed." J. A. BENTLEY,
Commissioner.
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REy. ALEXANDER CLARK, Of Pittsburgh,
editor Of the Aahodia Recorder, died yes.
terlay at Atlanta, Ga. He. was well known
in this region, and also in various parts Of
the country.
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AeRE4r failure In business is sometimss
less .lamentahle than 0 failure in, health.
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills preserve The
health. Price 95 cents,
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AUSTRIA.
FoRTREssEs DESTROYED.

Vienna, July 1.-THE walls OF the fort
resses ofWidden, Silistria, Rustchuck and
Varna have been destroyed, and the earth
works are left to the operation Of the
weather.
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The Arrears of Pensions-CIaims settled

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The commits.
sioner Of pensions has prepared for publ
cation a statement showing that, up tc
June 80, 1880 claim for arrears of pen
sions, representing s., ,92O, ,572 II, had been
settled and paid, or were ready for pay.
ment, distributed among the several
agencies as nearly as practicable in pro.
portion to the number of pensioners upon
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Did the Board Of Regents or any Of them,
at their meeting Of the 10th Of June last,
or have they or any Of them, at any time,
read the reports Of the above institutions,
and made the comparisons indicated by
4he HbOye agures' II they did, how
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In this connection we notice that the
cost Of lighting the large buildings at
Weston Cthe Hospital for the Insane) for
80 weeks is S4l4 10, while the cost Of light
ing the comparatively small buildings at
Romney for 40 weeks is $40 "a.
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The authorities have interlicted the
great meeting at the Bordeaux Alhambra,
where Blanqui was advertised to speak.
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NEW YORK NoTEs.
Important Jewish Meeting In New York
To-day-The First OF the Kind Ever
Held Ia This Country.

TO-dAy-The First or the Kind Eve
Held In This Country.
NRw YoRK, July IA National Conven
ton OF Representative 1sraelites will, fOl
the tirst time in the history Of this coun
try, meet in this city, at Standard Hall,
Broadway and Forty.second streets, to
morrow. The convention Is technically
designated as the Council Of the Union Of
American Hebrew Congregations" and in
ia composition is very similar to the Pres
byterian Synod, composed Of laymen and
clergymen, The object Of the Council, y
which meets lin accordance with laws en-.
acted at its organization In 1871 biennial.
ly, is to consider questions relating to
Jewish interests in this country and
abroad, to discuss education, colonization
and such other matters as may have been
brought TO the attention OF the Executive
committee during the past year.
The Council Is made up Of delegates
representing all Jewish congregations
throughout the United States, and Is yirtu.
ally the legislative branch Of the Union.
The Executive Committee, which holds
Office during the time intervening between
the meetings Of the National Convention,
takes charge Of all matters pertaining to
this union OF Hebrew congregations.
They have the power to maintain intact
the organization, TO promote the welfare
Of those they represent and redress
wrongs wherever they exist, whether
affecting the interests OF their co.religion.
lists in America, Europe or else.
where. This latter function has been
intrusted to a subcommittee called the
board OF delegates on civil and religious
rights, and its duties are akin to those
possessed by the Alliance IsraeIite Uniyer.
selle, in Paris, OF which the venerable
Cremieux Is president, and to the
Anglo Jewish Association OF London,
presided over by Baron Worms, and the
German Alliance, OF which Baron Won
Wertheimer is president. The president
of the American Board, whose functions
are identical with those Of the foreign
organizations, is Mr.. Myer s. Isaacs; but
in America the working Of this committee
or "board Of delegates is subject to the
action Of "the council" which Is about TO
meet in this city.
A GRAND RABBISIcAL CoLLEGE FOR NEW
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FIRE RECORD.


NoKwooD, July 1.-THE butter tub iacto.
ry and dry house Of the Norwood Lumber
Co., burned. Loss, $4,000.
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THE coIoN1zAr1oN ouysrroy,

The next subject that will engross the
attention OF the convention will be colo
nization scheme to prevent the growth of
Jewish pauperism III large cities and how
to check the immigration OF paupers from
abroad. 1t is understood that a commit
tee appointed two years ago is ready 10 re-
port and recommend the appropriation Of
a certain fund to purchase government
lands in the far west. 1t was stated, how
ever, yesterday, that II the committee favor
a sectarian colonization scheme-the ex.
clusion OF poor Gentiles from the purchas-
ed lands : the project will be strongly re-
sisted on the floor Of the convention. It
is understood that the question OF circuit
preaching will receive due attention; and
If the executive committee is called upon
to supply pulpits, OF course it will furnish
orthodox rabbis whenever wanted or those
OF more advanced ideas to congregations
that require reform minister.
On Monday morning the executive COM
mittee, OF which Mr.. NJ Roth, Of Cincin-
dati, is chairman, will meet at Standard
Hall TO receive the credentials Of the dele
gates. The convention will be called to
order and enter upon the discussion of
subjects brought before It on Tuesday FORE
noon. In the evening Of the same day a
reception will be rendered to the delegates
and their friends at Standard Hall. On
Wednesday, il the business Of the con-
vention permits, there will be an excur-
sion to Manhattan beach. On Thursday
evening grand banquet will take place
at Delmonico's, to be presided over by
Mayor Cooper. Many leading Christian
divines have already accepted invitations.
On Friday the delegates in the forenoon
will visit the institutions under charge OF
the commission OF charities and correc-
tions, and various Jewish institutions
during the afternoon,
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burned 400 houses. The officials OF Tula
have received letters threatening to burn

In consequence Of the continued high
water szegedin can not be rebuilt this
year. The people will live In wooden bar.
racks during the winter.
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CHEMIST.
(IHARLEs Z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared to make careful and complets
analyses Of Iron Ores, Mmestones, MlnerSl
LABORATORY, Goa. 2irH AID CHArLISE Sra,
tala WHEELING. W. VA.
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The number of delegates from all parts
Of the country will be over two hundred.
Their chief effort will be to establish in
this city branch college Of the "Hebrew
Union college" in Cincinnati, which is
supported by the union at large. While
the prime object is TO train young men as
rabbis, Gentiles as well as Jews, who aim
simply at mastering the Talmud aud Ju-
daic philosophy, along with Christian the
Ology, are made welcome. 1t is proposed
that in the future no rabbis holding official
positions in the various synagogues be
permitted to act as teachers or professors
at any Of the colleges now or hereafter to
be established bY the union.
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE,

NEw YoRE, July THE expenditures,
to the present time for the construction OF
the Brooklyn bridge was Sl0,525,574. A
contract was awarded to-day for 10, 72S 900
pounds Of steel and "a 900 POUNDS Of iron,
The trustees say the bridge will be finished
BY January 1851.
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(: on N At Volcano Is worth only tllty cents
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ADVANCE IN wHEAr-A NEW SOCIETY

NEw York, July 1.-The advance in
wheat is attributed to the uniavorable
crop advices from Europe, and the fact
that "shorts" are covering on all months,
even far ahead as September, there are
also large European orders to buy here.
A Peoples Tontine Society, for the mu.
tual assurance against absolute de-
pendence upon wages has been filed.
The object is to protect members from
the danger and degradation OF hand to
mouth condition by the practice OF the
Tontinesystem OF inheritance by survivors,
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the country.
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Gke AttelIiaettetr.

ou,es, Nos. rs and "a Foartesnth street.
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PROMPT PAYMEET.-In these days of
selfshness and injustice, it is pleasant
to record ~magnanimous ~acts-such as
was recently performed by our popular
home institution, the Louisiana Equita-
bic Life Insurance Company, Of New Or
leans, when they promptly paid (as is
their custOm) q claim of widow lady
who held IA policy upon the life of her
late husband, even before the amount sCas
due, according to the terms of the policy.
The contrast between this company, in
this particular, and certain Northern
companies, who defer payments as long
as possible, and ever 60 to law to avoid
altogether payments justly due, is re-
markable. The case to which we refer
is that of Mr.. Narcisse z. Dupuis, late of
DOnaldsonvilie, the certificate of whose
widow we publish in another column.
The Donaldsonville Chief of the 10th
inst, in referring to this spoke as follows:
It is with pleasure we again call the
attention of nj readers to another
prompt settlement of life insurance by
the old and reliable home company, the
Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Co.
of New Orleans. We allude to the iu-
gurance upon the life of the late Mr..
Narcisse z. Dupuis, former clerk of the
Henry Tete. This loss, in accordance
with the terms of the policy, was not yet
due, but the Company waved its right
to wait ninety days from proof OF death
and paid the loss here yesterday to
Madam A. r. Dupuis, without any dis
cOHnt Or any expense being entsiled
upon her, as will be seen by her receipt
published in another column.
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FROM LOWER ST. MARY.
PArTERsoNv1ILE, Aug, 2oth, 1879.
" " r.Twa4n

PATTERsoNyILLE, Aug, 20sh, 1879
III. J. z. Gilmore:
DEAR SR-Of local news there is but
little, such as there Il, however. u tr .
II give unto thee George Paris, OF
G~entreville, was killed there last Sunday
in q street fight by q man named Louis
Wendell-shot through the hears-Doth
Vacuum pap machinery for Thomp-
cons Calumet place is arriving, and ~
to lie put up by Capt. Sypher, an expess
rienced and accomplished engineer ana
machinist. De- HI, SandeTai s putting
mn a steam train, and will have the syrup
made into sugar at Lagonda plantation.
@. G, Zsnor has erected . special build
ing for his vacuum pan, and will have
everything ready in time for the coming
erop. These are all of the improve
meats / know of in sugar machinery on
the lower Teche,
Our town shows a good deal Of vitali-
j fy. Several new buildings have been
erected. old ones repaired, fences white
washed or painted, giving TO oil an air
of neatness as we'll as progress and the
habits of the citizens are good 0 cially
and morally. The elderly ones Z
much given to temperance meetings,
PRAYER meetings, Sunday schools an0
church matters generally the younger
portion 10 crouuet and counting. Sew.
eral prospective weddings are talked Of,
ana have been for some times but the
weather has been TOO ~fearfuliy hot ny
~berpatinn, and these will probably go
over until cold weather, unless they or
some Of them, miss Gre. BRETTUs.