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HITCHCOCK-LLoYp-On Monday, March 81, at the
residence the brides brother FrancisG Lloyd by the
Rev. Arthur q Rogers, assisted BY INC keN Amoh "uh
uison. oliver y Hitchcock To LoNella J. LLOYD.
INSTRUMENTATION Thursday, April 3, nj the resi-
dence OF the bride grandfather Ol,er Mathews Wood
field GrecnWich Conn, by Friends ceremony. James
W Hunt of New York 10 Helen. daughter OF the late
Jacob Mathews ~ this city.
Friends ceremony, Edward u Kendall Of Ne" lnk TO
Lydia D. daughter Of the late Dr. Caspar Wisar OF fha
WRiGHT-TAPPAN- Wednesday, April ?, at the
Church OF the Holy Spirit Gambler. Ohio hv the Rev
President W. Bodne. u. u. assisted by the Rev T.
James, D Miss Mary Tappan, daughter OF PROT p J.
Tappan OF Kenyon College. to Prof J II Wright OF Dart
notch College . .. -,
Wits EY-BARTLETT In saltwater. \ Y, march
a. by the Rev l. Wells OF Newark. assisted by me
Rev } .Chryser Prof willard whitney q bachel
eryille, TO Louise NJ, daughter Of william NJ Bartlett,
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A Popular Institutisa

In this country is the old, reliable KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY Simmons A Dickinson Managers, which. AS
the Company state IN their advertisement has paid
more money In prizes than lottery. foreign or do
mel site whose tickets are sold IN America Certainly
much cheaper and better 70 inves. from 81 u so IN
the Kentucky Lottery than TO risk thousands u
dollars IN Wall street specuauons OF which, asa general
thing the investor has more knowledge than child
unborn, for while the loss Of Ell will not ncommode any
one loss IN Wall street. New York, MEANS FINANCIAL
RUIN
THE GERMANS, who are frugal AMI prosperous
people while they seldom speculate In stocks gram or
bonds are the greatest lottery players in the world and
there Is hardly family business house In all Germany
which does MT regularly ASIDE certain sum every
year Tor lottery purposes and that Is what we advise
every reader do Don't speculate but II you will haE-
ard money risk a small sum IN the KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY WHOSE DRAWINGS TAKE PLACE REGU-
LARLY on THE 18TH AND 3OrH OF EACH MONTH,
AND WHERE BY INVESTING 81 FOR WHOLE
TICKET YOU HAVE A CHANCE or GETTING $500,
$500 5000 81 600, OR ONE OF THE MANY OTHER
PRIZES ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO
WILLIAMSON A CO. General Eastern Agents
500 Broadway, New York
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NO CONFIDENCE IN THE ZULU KING.
HE Overtures for Peace believed 20 be
Mere Pretence TO Gain Time.

LONDON, April 5.-The Times, comment
ing on the present attitude Of the Zulu King,
says: "Cetywayo's overtures are little too
transparently deceptive. but thoy are not with
out a touch OF righteousness All he asks is
peace. though says our correspondent, he Is
known TO DO intriguing with the disanected
Transyaal Beers. and Lord CHELMSFORD reports
that he is contemplating an attack on Col Pear
son Cetywayo does not condescend to explain
how some twenty thousand men escaped from
his control and managed to blunder without
orders into a concerted attack on an English
camp which attack was conducted. to all APP
pearances. according to well-known principles
OF Zulu strategy"
The Daiiv Ne,rs says: "Cetywayo'e explana-
ton OF the attack must be taken with reserve.
but is not without Significance as an INDEX OF
his present attitude. u he should be willing.
or II his people should force him, to make
peace on such terms "a are compatible with the
future ease and security OF the colonies, there
can be no reason for aiming at further revenge
Tor the sake Of example. The extermination OF
the Zulus. for which some OF the colonists are
now clamoring. is not necessary Tor future
DoaCe."
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LEADVILLEs COLD MINES.
rhs Long Contest for the Title 60 1oA Acres
of Mineral Land

WASHINGTON, April s. Last Saturday
the Commissioner OF the Land ONCE issued
patent to Thomas Starr for l64 acres of mineral
land in Leadvile. Col Starr is not the sole
owner OF the tract but he represents the title TO
it. Other persons hold email interests In the
property. The tract in question was located as
mineral land in 1868 and 1870. There was no
dispute about the title to the property until over
year ago. when a few miners began to dig
humps OF gold out OF the mountain side on
which the claim is located. The abundance OF
the precious metal there could not long be kept
a secret; a horde OF miners rushed to Leadville
and II became populous. busy city as II by
magic, Since last June the population OF the
place has increased $4,000. The tract patented
TO Starr does not. as has been represented.
cover the most valuable part OF the mining
town. IL is situated on the southern side Of
ever been mined Between 5000 600 and $500 900
worth OF gold has been taken out Of the prop
erty by Starr and his associates. The greater
and the gold there is thought 10 be far under
the surface Of the ground. The st. Louis
Smelling Company has mill on the property.
One day a crowd Of miners staked out claims
on the land and began TO build shantles on
their claims. Fifty men from the mill, by di;
the sQuatters. drove them from the ground and
destroyed their shanties. Not shot was fred.
acter OF the people OF Leadville can be given.
Thomas Kemp has been the cause OF the
trouble ana uelay Wnlcn cthrr mas experienced
in getting patent to his land. Kemp built a
large dance house on the property. He leased
this dance house TO a gentleman from Dead
wood at a rental OF 81 500 month. Kemp was
n tres passer and Starr wanted TO eject him and
his dance house from the premises Kemp set
up plea that the land located by Starr was not
mineral land and that therefore patent should
not be- given him. There was a lively contest in
the local land office over this question. which
was finally decided in favor OF Starr, The
land having been proved 70 be mineral land
e'hg- -~-s..ns -ATe set up why patent should
no, 20 gSehh aHs e been yr9 Jpers9ns
| sion"r Of the Land once. but no valid reason
! existed why the tract should not be patented,
| and Starr was accordingly given his certificate
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PHILADELPHIA. April 5.-The Cricketers AS
ISOLATION Of the United States met at the Penn club TINS
afternoon The following were elected oncers 'of ue
ensuing year; A. Outerbridge OF Philadelphia fres
dent. j T. souter OF the 81 George, New York, FIRST
Vice President Harry Lee of Baltimore, Second wee,
President, +. Green OF the belmont SecIshrS NV
treasurer. W II CastlctOn OF the Germantown GORE
spending secretary; /. Halnes of the Meron, - sew
hall Of the Young America, ana D. huBMhy M"olt W ~
Staten Island. Executive Conmttse IL was uecin.H 70
hold the ne At annual meeting in tls cltN. ana an Nl
hon was forwarded 90 A. Marsh 81 the st George Club
Who is now In Ireland bring IRISH team to tins
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ArrIved-sAruRpAV April s.

IS Charleston, Berry, Chare,ton
s. CITY ut Coumhu- Nlckerson, savannah.
IS Acadia, nickman, Nassau
snip lieestcMundc, Lamkv, hrrmen' .
S. Cty of Para Carpenter, Rio Janeiro March Q, and
ST Thomas Both 49,.
IS FTancona, bragg, Portland.
Shin Leonard. fetrell, Antwerp
Bark Irene, TOmaSslci, punhirk
Bark George II, jenkins, Ross, HaVre
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Murdered for Four Dollars.

CoHoEs. n. Y, April Sat o'clock this after
noon CAtharino Dunsback maiden lady 50 years OF
who lived on the DunsbAck road, three miles west Of
Cohoes was found with her throat cut from ear TO ear
The motives Of the murder outrage and robbery
the SUN Of a. being secured by the villain tramp, who
called this morning ostenHbly 10 procure WORK anu sun
equenty to approach the residence atter the
departure OF jacob DunshAck father Of the victim and
the only the farm Is suspected Of being me per
petrntOr the deed Coroner Ecces has assumed charge
Of the case aud is having the country secured III search
of the mmrdeIer
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E,,rrme Cold In the south.
MERE MENTION.

AUGUSTA. Ga. April 5.-The extreme. cold
weather Tor the past forty eight hours has Killed lfm1
and early vegetables In Georgia ana South Carolina
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR

hiEiAruRK ALNANAc-rHls DAT
sun Tiaes.. 80 sun sets.,.., so Noon rises w
HIGH VAItR-rlis pAt. 90.
sandy Hook O3I COY Island. % Hell Gate.... u
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ntn Qualifications.
BhENr11SNb"s PoRffSa akzfrrEEh'

NO l. NEW SERIES APRIL 1879. CHARLES A
PENERELLY. EDITOR
Editorial Greeting; Yacht AmhasssdreSS with steel
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Gracle by Lac scuppcr Naua ON Boston Ntc,,ing r.a
aud Present Champions hv Prof wool Alnaues 20 bnI'
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the Crescent CITY, Boating on tlc Passa,c, hN fmyi
MiudWAri ON the Columbia Yacht club toNsMhin on
Pnhadclphin arng; Na'al Iraimus schools 10y ,Apt
: H. Luce l.. y. History OF The kIluuutt A'liltuo
club. History of the Manhattan AulcLc tub, Lacrosse,
hy ShandN Can. Polo. hy fcayuur; Personal Mention,
Ac &c Terms. 81 uer Anuum, IN advance, single and
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rINuE IIIUSTRATED WOODWORK R
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Hat $50 Worth IS is New Church ST. up stairs
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gantly trimmed, FOR $3.50 al RANDEL's, 279 9Th ay
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Dear me, what improvements have been
gentleman when handling one OF this arms famous
IS weighuess" umbrellas "Why, these are As light As
air and as strong as stone wall uuess u buy one "
This gentle man evidently appreciates good article.
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Yttiurts.

u Asst stereoptcon lecture on travels IN Europe,S
IL by the Rev George II Icpworth on Monday evening.
Aprl7 at O'Clock, at the Madison av church OF the
Disciples corner 45th st ami Madison ay. Seleeuom
from over 90 views Tickets, IS cents
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Spttial notltts.
TIE LETTER WAY.

CURE BY ABSORPTION, WITHOUT DOSING.
THE HOLMAN AGUE AND LIVER PAD
AND AUx1LIARIEs. MEDICINAL ABSORPTION PLAs-
TIERS AND ABSORPTION SALT FOR MEDL
GATED FOOT BATHS
These remedies. which the sole opponents Of the
CURE BY ABSORPTION. AS OPPOSED TO DOSING.
have been proved the cheapest and eectua cure
for all diseases arising from Malaria or Dsordored
Stomach or Liver and welknown fact Nat ne iry
all the diseases that attack the body traced
directly or indirectly to these two organs
It's known by actual pcricnce disease
that attacks youth adult Of both which
even modified by the Of drugs but that can be
acted on in a far more satisfactory and permanent
ner by the HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO.'S REMEDIES.
NUMBERLEss GASES. FINALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
TO BE BEYOND TUE REACH OF MEDICINE. HAVE
BEEN SAVED UNDER THE MILD ACTION OF THESE
REMEDIES ALONE
The spring coming with Its attendant disorders
against which the system be ccctualy protected by
wearing Holman Ague and Liver Pad.
Professor d. A. LOOMS, NJ. D.. late Assistant surgeon
United States Army, formerly Professor Of Anatomy in
Penn College also Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and children in St Louis Medical College,
writes the following to the managers Of the HOLMAN
LIVER PAD COMPANY
Gentlemen. The Pad Is marvel Of success I have
given its workings personal inspection, and find II
my professional sanction II acts kindly. safely
and effectively. and comes the nearest 10 universal
panacoa Of anything know IN medicine. The principle
upon which 1t acts Is old as Hppocrates himself and
the only wonder is that the medical profession has not
before made II Of practical to suffering humanity
especially recommend these remedies In all malaria
affections and in chronic Of the various organs
they are invaluable.
March 3. 1879
The Holman Liver Pad Company, 90 william st, New
York
Your remedies cured long Of ohiils and fever Of
three years standing Also my wife and daughter and
eighteen Of my immediate friends have commended
them TO than hundred persons, who have tried
either the Pads alone the Pads and their auxares
together dhe Absorptve Plasters and Medieated Foot
Baths, and do not recall single failure to II
therefore affords the greatest pleasure 10 add my
endorsement Of these remedies the anudote to
disease.
A. BANCROFT,
nxfo
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Tho secure and pleasant remedy for the cure
Of Coughs, sc, is PoRTERs COUCH BALsAN'
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AnRostura Hitters - World Renowned.
Combining exquisite hAyor and highest medicinal virtue
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HuusoS n Y. March 20, 1871
Ma RESrE-DcM Sir You do not recommend your
Pain Killing Maec Oh for Catarrh. You ought to. my
own experience proves IL accidental tor provi
denuan discovery The case was aggravated and pecu
liar and the speedy and perfect wasA victim 10
violent neuralgia and In desperation resorted 10 the
Magic Oil Deriving benefit bcontinued
use and the second day greatly surprised 10
md my CAtarrh exceedingly improved. and within two
weeks every Vcstige OF CAtarrh had LETT me.
II since that have occasional and slight stoppages Of
the nasal passage. single application Of your Pain
Killing Magic OH gives reiei at once. -
CIIAS W TOMItNSON
Pastor First uniyersalist Church.
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In 800, 900 cases HyRtrs Life Bnlsam has
proven rheumatism scroula aud diseased blood
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We append below list OF names from the city OF New
York, being a few OF the many who have tried these
remedies and found them to be all that claimed for
them and heartily commend them
Rev. EMANUEL RICHARDS. 500 5iN st New York,
W F O. suANKs Sew York Tribune. New York.
JOHN + HENRY = and 0 College place, New York
r. W MCGOWAN, 80 Beekman St, New York
ROBERT MORTON 1871 William st, New York.
q A MANN, Petee Mann, 22s South st, New York
j. q NORTH, ls4 Duane st, New York
HENRY W STANTON, II. b Claim Co, New York.
A. BANCROFT. 1853 south oxford 81, Brooklyn
c A COFFIN - John St, New York
GEO W STONE, 1857 William ST. New York
c. $ MERRIMAN Ii Murray St New York
W A. BACHELOR, 10 Bond st, New York
PERCY BRoMFIELD, "a Warren st, New York
$ n. BURR ~ Maiden lane, New York
JAMES T. KITcHELL, VIM Laumer Co, rs Leonard
st. New York
C W sCoFIELD Is New Church St. New York.
JOSEPH TANARo. POS East 18th st., New York.
J. @ BROWN Adams Express Company, SO Broadway
New York.
d, NJ TURNER, 1872 LIST av, New York
W Z sTURGEs 10 Wall St, New York,
rErER PIERCE, o Gold st, New YorS.
DANIEL B SMITH 1876 Chamber. ST New York.
GEORGE II. ELLIOTT, it2-l46 81 oadway, Sew York
L. s BENEDICT. Ia Broadway, New York
T II HASKELL, Io3 Maiden lane, New York
Rev O JOSH, 2o6 ~ ay, New York
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY,
| JOSEPH CRIsrApoRo AND DIR D W FAIRcnilD,
SOLE PROPRlErORs,
| 90 WILLIAM ST NEW YORK r o. BOX 2il2
WHERE ALL COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE AID.
| DRESSED
| FREE CONSULTATION OFFICES, WITH SPECIAL
PARLORs FOR LADIES.
| ss2 BROADWAY, ABOVE Urn ST NEW YORK.
ass FULTON ST, BROOKLYN.
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Feb a, 1879


Holman Liver Pad Company.
Gentlemen. was victim OF ehills and fever for four
successive years and tried every remedy suggested for
cure without obtaining any relief M chs OF the
most violent character while from the levers was at
tunes delirioua Qunine and anodine used in great
quantity AMI am suffering from the direct effect Of
those drugs years ago your Pad was mmended.
and tried IT, not however. with any hopes Of being
benefited wore the Pad. according to directions for
thirty DAYS and then discarded It, completely cured and
have not since the nrt day put had single symp
tom OF the malady Ihod myself your debtor and will
always thank your enterprise that proved way, and
the only way, to "a cure
Yours respectfully,
q. $ EVANS
CITY EDITOR OF THE MAIL,
II CHATHAM ST.
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Facts which are Facts.

A salt goldfish or an umbrella will keep you dry but
how would It sound to hear one say Please loan me
your eodnsh"
Equally surprising would 1t sound n any one should
say that CatArrh is not durable
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"Dr Underhirsn Union Port from the Croton Point
Vine yards. For sale by druggists aud grocera
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HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP,
Because II Is pure.
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For catArrh use RENSE's PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL
freely the forehead and eXternAv also, nhale
the strong odor Of the Magic OIL from cloth. hiI the
Magic Oh with water. and eArge the throat Try this
three tunes day tor few days; ndont cost much and
will cure you
Sold by all druggists
Sample bottles Tree at depot 90 Murray %
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n. bANOhbF
les South oxford St. Brooklyn.
iSs Rodney st. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Feb. II, 1879.

Holman Liver Pad Company.
Dear sirs About three weeks ago my daughter inlaw
attacked with gastric disorder which eliminated
In state where. for ten days she unable to retain
any food her stomach. not even the white Of
She had been constantly under medical treatment but
without effect She then applied HOLMAN PAD, and
within few hours felt docided reei and slept well that
night which she had not done for two weeks before
Her appetite restored and she able to eat food
without discomfort the first time In ten days In a
few days she became well, and has remained So In my
was afflicted with severe liver stomach, and
trouble. toge Their with most painful rheumatism
In the feet and ankles all VI which have been relieved
by your treatment after had long tried medicines with
out benefit During the last twenty months have seen
the HOLMAN PAD and your Absorpuve Plasters and
Medicatsd Foot Baths also IN among my friends aud
ALWAYS with perfect l give your Pad, with its
accompanying remedies an unqualified recomme nda.
ton Yours, very truly.
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The Holman Liver Pad Company
Gentlemen. Ny wife wasa long time an invalid with
liver trouble dyspepsia headaches and boatng Of the
intesunes weak Kidneys and much nervous prostraton
Nothing seemed do her any good until She tried
your Pad aud the Plasters something over eighteen
months ago They had the effect her In short
time and she has been good health since They
are the best yet and you at liberty to tell
everybody think so.
Gratefully youra HENRY SIMON,
30 Pine st., New York
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,lapndried shirts IN the city 10 81 20 each Hrus
.cLs 1oc IA pair linen collars 81 ~ per uoz o.
% so rahd Al also $40 9th near 34th sl-Aa''
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READ THIS TESTIMONIAL

,ay that catArrh is not durable.
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EtIiuiuus Aotlt,s.

FORMAL PUBLIC DEBATE, commencing
n Tuesday evening. April i5 continuing three success
ive tuesdays will take place In the church corner
Ormond place and Jefferson At Brooklyn, between the
Rev. Charles 2 Mccarthy affirming, and the Rev Ihoa
Mitchell denying Do Nature and the Bible Teach Con
unuity of Life After the Dissolution OF the Bodyt"
Herinon Shook, Esq, will preside.
II. PARSONS. l.Otl Fulton st,
T. CORkILL, 093 De Kalb av.,
Secretaries Managing COMMITTEES.
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musltal Snstrumtnts.

IPUE ILLUSTRATED WOODWOHkER
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READ THE FOLLOWING FROM JOSEPH TANARo
THE EMINENT ITALIAN TENOR AND PROFESSOR
OF SINGING AT THE NEW YORK COLLEGE oI
MUSIC
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2os East 18th St, New York, Feb. 10. 1879
Holman Liver Pad Company.
Gentlemen; II affords me much pleasure to acknowl-
edge To you the great delight feel In the absolute cure
a protract6d case OF 'uySpersna Gfhnuy Luvo
which embraced vertigo general prostrauon OF nervous
system fermentation and severe pains In the stomach
&C and which had yielded to the continued
use u medicines 1t was in March. 1877, that applied
the Pad and II for four weeks, and have been
since then aud now. perfectly well, all OF which Is
due solely to the Pad
Ihave recommended them TO my friends in over nifty
instances and have taken the pains 10 ascertain the re-
suits and have always found them TO be most satsiac
tory You are at liberty publish to the world my high
estimation Of the HOLMAN PAD.
Respectfully, JOSEPH TAhAkO.
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LYNCH LAW.
Rough Character Riddled
'SummaryMe of Justice in
' Missouri.
A Girl Shot by Her Lover
The Wound Inflicted Proves
.ov Fatal.


Bonneville, Mo-, Aug. 31.-Friday
body Of unknown men went to the
cabin Of a negro named Cason, some
five miles from here, called him out
and riddled him with bullets. He was
a rough character, and made himself
generally disagreeable to the neighbors.
The Immediate cause of the affair was
that Cason went to the house of a
neighbor during his absence and insult
ed and slapped his wife and otherwise
abused her, which SO enraged the COM
munity as to cause the above result.
st. Louis, Aug. 31.-At an early
hour this morning win Ward shot An
ME Lewis, a giIl of ID, because she
refused to leave her mothers house and
go to . beer saloon with him. The ball
passed through her left side, infiicting
a wound which terminated fatally.
This evening Ward was captured by the
police while running from the house.
The parties are colored. A previous
difficulty had. occurred between them
on account Of the girl refusing to marry
Ward. ..;.-,s .t,.s. -t.i...,
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Presiden, and Mrs. Hayes.

! Springfield, Ills., Aug. 31.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes will be here dur.
ing fair week as guests of Governor
Cullom. Secretaries Evarts, Sherman
and Thompson, and other prominent
dignitaries will also be present.
Washington, Aug. 3l.--The president
and family leave Washington Septem.
ber Sth for Cincinnati on the way to
their home in Fremont, Ohio. The
president will return early in October.
In the meantime he will attend the re.
union Of the veterans of the 23d Ohio
volunteers at Youngstown, and the ag.
ricultural fair at Neosha, Kansas.
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GEN. GRANTS POSITION.
No Desire for a Third Term.

=
Chicago, Aug. 31.-The Irib,ne's
Washington correspondent says Hon.
Elihu B. Washburne, who is summer
ing on the eastern coast, has recently
received letter from Gen. Grant, say
ing that those who expect him upon
his return to the United,States to enter
into the presidential campaign will be
greatly mistaken. He says that in his
presidential term of eight years he has
received whatever honor is attached to
the position, and that he does not de-
sire to be president again, and does not
conceive of any possible circumstances
which could indnce him to consent to
be candidate. Still, while all this IL
true, he adds that if it should happen
at any time that the republican party
should need him for any purpose he
would not fail to respond.
The Tribuns in an editorial founded
on this information and on previous au-
thenticated statements by Rear Admi-
raj Ammen declaring substantially the
same thing, and affirming that Gen.
Grant has expressed a willingness to
accept the presidency of the Interocean-
ic canal company, says that this deci-
sion of Gen. Grant not to enter public
life is not. surprising. He is now the
''great undefeated.' ~