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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-25

Iss soothing influence uron the irrita ed lin.
inr of the 4 passarcs is due TO the TACT that
its ingredients are the most cftiCaciOus pumOn.
ic siwplcS known to medical botany, the basis
of the article being t1e HONEY of ihe llOlE-
HOUND PLANE chemlCaiiv unlted with the
medicinal princIpleuf the BIES BABSAMlG
or Balm Ot Gread. There are besides five other
botanic elements which give additiO efficacy
to the ii st named two.
ihose who have used it. say that HALE'S
HONEY OF nOREHUUND ID AND TAR IS not
only wonderfully remedial IN all cases whei
the ORGAN Of respiration are Affected but also
tnat it's action is unusually rapid. few doses
tTcq rentlv serve TO relieve very ObSUngte
cough. 1t contains nnthnU tnat can disorder
the stomach, n fact that Cnn be alleged with
truth of but few cough remediesj it has an eN-
uemev agreeable flavor, ana Is sold at a figure
which enables those of the most limited means
to avail themselves Of ITS virtues.
It Is simple madness to trit2 with Cough,
Init! !tiOn of the Throat, Chest nd Lungs trav
els TaridlY and what IS trfiug and easily
Onquorable difficulty III those organs today,
NAV in u few weeks uoveOp into bronchitis or
COnsumpt on. two diseases which carry more
victims to early graves, than any other IN the
long list Of bodily disorders.
A Cough may be ftiv termed the Preliminary
Stage of Consumption, m1lndV Cf which
HALE'S HONEY OF EOREHOUND AMI
ia II Is the sure't LnOWn preventive. These
therefore, who would arrest tRC progress o! the
destroyer SHOULD delay not moment to take
u CERTAIN Specific.
CHILDREN, derive great benefit from it,
soothing properties. when suffering with The
parOXy'ms of Group and Whoop ng Cough. The
first named disease IL eSOcCiaty destructive
among Young children ana IN 3 reliable remedy
should be Kept on hand in all hOusehOldS. BuI
| the large Packages and EcouOmize.
PRICES. 81 cts. and 81, PER BOTTLE
Sold by all Druggists
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
THE STATE CAMPAIGN,

| Eugene Howard ia 2 candidate for sEaarf~ ag
| Lincoln parish. J, W, Williams is caadiaaSz
| for clerk Of sGat parish The latter e sas
present Incumbent Of that office.
The following additional candidates are sgs~
lo1nced IL Claiborne. For district ta9rs.
vi essrs. T. Vt. Graham and J. Z. Trtna hIez e
district attorney. Iesars- john l. EIeaagS-
BOZ, James i. Ramsey and Allen RsezsGa4s-
The nernbera u the Democratic senasnf1sa
executive committee Of the Twen5v-srsf
Senatorial District 81 Louisiana, sTs ra-
auested 20 meet at Miaden, La, On MGaGay,
toe tHentg-afta day d AGguaG fInstaass, e
to O'Clock B. CO.
Col. J. s. Young and } e. ChapDeIl Tfss ssS~
erees the people III opposition TO the Grses-
3aek party % Monday next, ste twenty-fEEsta
instant, al daynesvfIIe, and IN Tuesday sssS
next day, At Et2ssGys Cross Eoafa A1v u3gr-
son IN favor of The Greenback DarsY ii sz-
7Iaed 70 dtseT4as the opposite view OF bhe fggaa-
ttoE.-t Claiborne Guardian.
The Democratic Corn aaitsee of the twenty
third Senatorial District will meet in Monroe.
W ef.Eesdag, the tuentT-seyeEtFl instant sa~
the purpose Of consultation. The disfrfsss a-
a. formerly, cnnp0aef Of the PARISHES &C
0aaGh1ta, Caldwell Jackson, Eichiana asaS
Franklin, and viii elect 6wo Senator's for saG
term OF fGar years
Ihe Democratic Executive COMMITTEES &C
the parish have opened correspondence vita
our friends ii ivoyeies and GRAFT tn ragzns
20 the district e0nYelfioa for L6ua.aaaaga
JaGZe ald district atGs3rGeT, aud With Verada
- regards the selatoriai nomination We
nave little DOUBT ont that both eoavsntfaas
viii BE- held here on tie sane day GaaS es1~
paroeh1aa coE7aEti5n will oe held 4Esxaa-
rr+S Democrat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
Marine Disasters.

FORTRESS IoSEoE, Aug. z3-Arrfrsd II
distress, brig Bogota, Capt. Johnson, from
the West Indies fot SeE YORK, with sails a.!
gone.
The schooner Mary j. Russell, Capt. Steel
man, from New YORK for Charleston, lost her
sails and 4 deck toa.d Of Oil.
HILMFSGTOg, ". O., Aug. 23,-The Ereck Of
the schooner Marion Gaga ua-s found oy q
pilot boat thirty nitea of ths oar, wafer
logged. a. previously reported
BoSToF, Aug. 23-Tns acho1ner Carrie :.
Bailey, Capt. higgins, at tht5 53rt from Pas
cagouia, reports tlat % tae eighteenth in-
slant sae vas il q severe gale and let aer
sa!!z. she spoke on the nineteenth, In latitude
5oo II, longitude - tae scnoo1er Alexander
Harding, Capt. Mcbride, from Norfolk for
Port Spain, with the Eoss Of all her head 50 tIs
She Iant-d no assistance.
NORFOLK, Aug. 23-Fiv. of the crew o. tEle
British bark NORTH Carolina, which was
tlon 4, On the Virginia toast. arrived II this
city last night ol tle coast wreckiag steamer
Reacuer.
The schooner Favn, Capt. EeIiy. ~ Denris,
Mass, sailed from BaItiaore. August 5, vita
cargo of coal igr South S5rTalk, Conn Oh
the Afternoon of thF eighteenth tie elcalr-
tered q typhoon os 0o4econb Beach, v J,
during which she lost her saiI5 and boats
sprung lfaE, ami at p. n, On the nineteenth
Was abandoned. the decks 5eilg then even
with the water.
Tae schooner Bette g. Robinson rescued
the crew and transferred theLa 20 the coast
Wfacaing steamer kfecaec. which vesaeI
brought 5heE1 to thia cltg. TIE crew n tna
a5alt0neft schooner list everything. Five 0f
The crew Leave tits evening Tor t>rGvILalce
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
4 REMAkkABLE ADMISSION.
Associate Justice Miller Acknowledges taass
Tilda1 Carried Leaisiana IN 1876.
rCiacInIlaEi E.rsrrrzira-. L

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-Jnsttee sanaaez r
Miller VINO voted with the Republicans aeerg
tiae in tae Eight 70 Seven Commission, aaasSe
strange admission, Tor him, TO .5sa ~
porter Speaking of Mr.. Tilden aid sgs
events nf 1875 and 1877. be remarked:
s0n the otlsr haad, il may 0e said of aEaS
shat ae honestly Thought himself elected ara
entitled 30 the votes Of sne two Soutaera
states, which the tribunal decided agaagsS
aIc. He Wa elected IN L0aiai ana-thas ss
ae goe eight or ten Thousand nlore aessFa3
votes there than Hayes. In the event Of has
slccess next year, / tilila be will make
good President. He ls man Of great ABILITY
llEearted pertinaaity and extraordinary
courage
Concerning Secretary Saerman,s caavsas
and the extraordinary Efforts he IS aai6 - -
making to capture the Republican EtnaAaa-
ton, 5de Judge said:
~Ie does not follow because man Es see--
saFy Of the Treasury. and makes use ct sas
great power and patronage Of his office. sax&
ae IL necessarily going TO sueessd Ia siae raGa
for the nomination Z no former secretaries,
James Guthrie and Salmon P Chase, eaa
what Mr. Slerlaan IS now charged via6 TO-
tag, aid Jet they aiglalIy failed when .rs
tine caLaE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
RUSSIA.

LONDON. lu2. 2a-1he Tlaes' Berlin cor
respondent reports ti.at the loss 81 property
% Russia ~ frea ia July alone Is stated at
s,ll3.33b rolbiss. Aa eIoruaoEs fire occurred
at 5atOunl IN the sixth Instant
The Times Berlin dispatch says. The Ia
ttdnal debt Of Russia, bearing interest, IS he-
coming enormous. Oae billion one hundred
and taIrty NO millions one hundred aud ak
ty-fiys Thousand rol1oles In paper money afe
cow in circulation.
The .5tfaadard's Berlin correspondent atasaa
that toe contingent for the Russian army 20
re raised ~ levy this year > pas down At
218, &c naeE-
TIE sta7sdarFs Vienna correspondent re-
ports That dIsa1ietllg r1nora ara In efreuIa-
ton there regartfng the GLtrfendEy fntel-
tiona Ct Russia toward Austria sld Germany
Welghty Influences are said 90 be st WORK in
st. PetersBarx
Ihe P9sfs Berlin correspondent reports
tnat owing TO additions to the for1iftcaJioGa
OF Russia on the western frontier tue enn-
atruettan Of those of Germany as Thorn VIII
re pushed Co eoE pletton IL a year ard q
aalf, Instead ct il four years, as originally
plalLsd-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
A Collision.

NEwR-RG. Aug. 23-The steam ysteh
Nooya, belonging 60 Mr.. Henri Say, cane n
collision Ttth me 5.oop Mary Warner of View
WIntaor, Ia7c ltght, off FarpIa1ckts Point on
the HEd % river. The sIoop was loaded with
brick. The gae7t'5 steel prov struck aer be-
tween the bow and mast, cEttilg half We y
Through the vessel. The sIoop tiEIr-d and sank
at once, IN eigat tathoEas Of water. tha crew
escaptng IN 2 boat Inc NooEas Ilob6on was
carried away AID her cow stove 10. Her for
ward eoI parLmert filed, but tE.te yacht Vas
5eaeaed before she could sins. Tats vas done
hE aLr, Say dllaself. TIE man at the wheel of
TIE yacht and three On the lookout forward.
made oE with Que Of the No6ya'5 boats a.
sooG IS tae collision occurred, Leaving the
yaeht and tGose On board TO their fate Ile
accident vas caused ~ the sarelessress Of
the Een On the Lookout on toe yacht Mr.
Say blalas them and will pay aLL damage.
IEe yacht's crew vii 6e discharged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

The Events Of the Day in Europe,
Asia and Africa.
Karolyi Refuses Andrassy.s Position
Russia.s Financial Condition.
Investigating TIE Importation of American
Food Products Into England.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, AHg. z3-aIbert Pal and Clars
5ewelI Read, members Of Parliament, Ieayt
/ FOR America On tie tventy-sixta laataat, tl
| Inquire a. 70 the amount Of live stock anc
meat which the United states and Canada
can export during the next four years, and
| the cost at which animal tod can be produced
upon this continent.
Aaother trip will oe made next year to p1r-
sue Inquiries as 70 the production of wheat
and other erops II this country.
The L7sitea se4t3re GazeHe believes Lorr,
Chelmsford will 5e confirmed ID the rank Of
Lieutenant General, vhieh was temporarily
eol ferrea aooa aila While serving IL South
Africa
It is raining again to-day, with great se-
verify. Taa fooda il Oxfordsaire are tie
highest ever known Ia sum 1aer. The Oxford
race course is Inundated add large numbers
Of persons are rowing over the course d
boats,
Tie Tfoees announces taat Lieut. Carey, ii
addition to the offieai notification Of reversal
of sentence If tae aD1rt-EaarrIaI ia bis case
ha5 received 2, EeG5er froEa she Duke af Cana-
aridge, Commander III Chief Of The British
army, reviewing tee cireu Instances of the
death of TIE Prince imperial, and concluding
with the ogiaioI taaf after the ar4rprtse Of
reeonnoitering party by ta. Z1l14s, resistance
was naposst9le and retreat Imperative
T be- Manchester Gaa9rdtqg1, IN an article ra-
viewing the genera position Of the cotton
Manufacturing Industry, says; The wiater
will De oEe Of the laoat severe exlerienf:af. for
some tifas past, aud the position Of opera
tLFes viz 5A considerably aggravated. L they
nave 20 slff.r another reftQctIoG Some Of
the Manufacturers state that the only afserIa-
tive of dosing factories will Re another re-
dEctIoa ct 10 per cent IN the wages of opera
tfVes.
TIE LONDON Missionary Society has re-
eeIFed 2 telegram fro1a iden announcing
that DR.. MglleLsr forraEsrty foreiga secretary
OF tda5 society, died Of perttoaisEs On July I3
Dr.. MlIiena mad gone, at aia own argan5 re-
quest, 90 assist in establishing q mission On
Lake Iangan 5ika.
The reduction of 5 Der cent il the wages ot
the easico weaver. Ct Oldham came quietly
into force Friday TIE weavars are aware
that toe trade is 50 Rad 5las opposition 60 re-
dgctioa ta Useless. It Is believed tEe spfLaers
Will also yield 30 TIE reduction, although they
express ralen Dissatisfaction The Oldham
flstIaa manufacturers have agreed TO reduce
the Wages OF weaTers about 354 per eeat
Three thousand operatives Will os affected by
tae reduction. Ten thousand looms are en-
gagged Ia this branch of trade, In which there
haa lot hitherto been any reduction OF wages
OThsr reductions are pending Il Ilossop and
Iod4o orden districts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
THE FEY ER.
Eleven Deaths and Seventeen New
Cases in Memphis.
The State Of Affairs in Mera plis-
Gangs OF Desperadoes Defyiag
the Public Authorities.

MEMPHIS, a1g. 23--Sevan neu cases verf
reported r. tae board Of health this naorn-
iag-EEias McDougsI and six eoIored.
Vine deaths, four Of whom are colorad, have
occurred since last night. The whites are
Mrs. Fannie B. VI oses, Willie Stein, NJ n De
Hart, Joan Kesrney and Patrick Mcmahon.
The t0o laat named died at Camp Father
Matthew.
The wife Of Or. ). s. Collins, who raearneei
from LaGraage. Tenn, last Tuesday, ia pros
trated with the fever this forenoon. sle had
2 typical case last year.
Tae weataer continues damp and saovary.
". Sefamss commander Of the Minute Msr.,
detailed twelve men Of his com pary, who are
doing police duty Tonight, in conjunction WITH
tie regular po.jee tores ST the city.
R 2. a.-Seven sseen cases II az were reported
70 the board # heath to-day-7 whites, l5
co!orsd- Among the number. Mrs F. Wag-
z5ner, Mrs. q. V. Graves and ". Z. Hoviln.
Two additional deeshs have occurred ailce
noon botn co!ored.
Ianes Rona, 2 well-knoVn wagon naaasac-
tarar, is down WITH aver fiv- miles east c,s
th!s city. The total anaber Of ns7 cases re-
ported sor the week is as. whites 8a, coIerefs
=. Total DEATHS from yellow fever for s1a
week It 20 date 80.
It has been raiatag ateadlIy al the after
noan. The Thermometer aaged to-day from
- to 75'
! I'D STATE Or AFF EEa ~ MEHPaTs.
SEW YORK, Aag. .23.- Mem pajs sleeia.a :ts.t4.
thai yeateeC,ag'5 dsTeEoplaeats iff.ieat. an
Increase 70 crime, and aEso 3 taadencT 10 more
ooidGess than ever known befase
Iae dspredatlols Of THESE pests have be-
cone 90 numerous and dangerous AZ to
awaken considerable alarla. .ts,a ylaous let-
tar5 have oaen sent 70 the newspaper Offices
a4t not published, containing thrats against
the citizens. and especially agaiast the city
government 6fEcer5, L certain coalitions arr
not compiled ntth, One Of these snterz amt
to the AppeaI Eaat night was sigIlea Many
Col0red Gtt.zens5 The alarming eueset Il
asfstrs ha8 caused genera! preparations to
faeet thf. worat. Vigilance con- nttAes are
talked OF Minute men are receiving daily
aceessiors 10 their naEaoera. and taepoiIce |
force is being siren gtheneG By the afGfaay os |
q mounted force for night duty. This oaneh /
of the police force had ItVeI = WORK with 3 saa
IrlEg A7eaae On Thursday nighs. hey
finally slccssdad il capturing fige Of ne /
lglaer.
7lczaHrao RExEws Her orAa4SrTsz
AGAINST VIEW ORLEANS
FI6Ea BURG. Aug, 2a-Ihe agarartils /
against New Orleans Wa5 Te-e5taoaI5aeG to-t
day.
4 SUSPICIOUS CASE IN EEEsET CRY
NEW YORK, Aug z3-Mrs Vaa B4rer. a
what Il supposed 80 De AZ attack of yellow
fever, 10 tGe Pennsylvania Railroad depot, IL
Jersey CItg, Iaat nlGat, and vas taken 80 TIE
5ersey City Charity Hos pltal; afterTafd sae
hospital foraer!g = used as q ward for snail
cJ1X patients. I5r. EDcLaaIl. visiting Dhy1tEiaI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
The smaal-Pox in san Antonto,

NEW IoRk, Aug. "a special fconl san
Antonio, Texas, says. Excitement Is running
htge here 2 ain about smallpox, waicn haa
injected five families - T1itaa-Mr hsrEen.
2 prominent saIo6l-keeper. Miss Bser. 4 CO..
t-cttoner's daughter, Jaeco ana Ha1ry JE=el-
1aaa ana child, IL the third ward, ar= reported
down With the disease Heretofore SMALLPOX
9as ht--n confined TO Me1icans art negr1ea
an Ga7e4 appear il the report ot health by
Physician Etti-s. Of this week. I NO deata.
afte occurred to-day and one yesterday. COM
qrl3lhg RFeaafGa Foreg, Mrs. Johnson and
1 zsoo j5l5+IEnan- Much indignation IS ca E7=t
q persal5 afflicted with the disease waking
as'fa1 s.1 "a streets, causing Danger Of SPREAD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
RECLAIMEG LANDS,
The Louisiana 4and Reclamation
Company Bgins Work.

The Louisiana land Reclamation
Company Bgins Work.
We received yestereara q copy Of the char
ter and bylaws ot the louisiana Land Re-
eEamattol Com pany, Iaok5zet of thta a.o-
citation IS to rec.atn an1brin2 Into c11ltt7s-
tton certain tracts OF the tw pratrfa lands ~
T Ierrebolne and ST. Mary arisaes. row a71b-
jet to tidal overflow. and u IL rtrEeerr ef3r-
GIGioE lnproGlcrtve and TaseIess to u an Of
beast. For tLe successful acscurftshrart ~
this purpose TIE company hae hf,tEt q sTli-a-
Ole nun Der OF dredgehoata II fn4. NaTga
patent, and lLder the laaaagnsert ct their
directory tley are now at woi coupE7t1r
WITH tie terLas Of their charter. .laEaAly: rhe
reclamation frola tidal overflow L 3 tract -
10000 acres, Haiea- waen cGup pIet1, will give
tEeu title % the traet Of and g.rnbeFfcs
near 2fD Dde acres.
Aguherlass .ar-e and navigabs streams
course faroCgh this graft. the [}sIeic!. Of
which are the aayo1ls snarar, Af. C6arae
and P-ncnanc, thus aftorrstng easy WAR G3rl
Ea1nIcati0l % Morgan City. where snleet-
ing wlta tae Morgan Railroad tha psGncts
Of these lands can be delivered IL Mw Or
leans n few nours. Tie work d the
ten thousand acrss has teen vig2Eusty
pushed, and previous 60 the ezeessir = Tot
weather OF the AFTER part Of July and -AEf1as
tEe crews LaI oee1 worked cay and Z 1T.
each boat ACCOMPLISHING every tventy-aIr
hours about Ilo0 taet ot salal So > twenty -tase
feet wide and an average depth Of fVe n.
the mud thus aZeavaced oeing thrown of 4
the stdas son1e forty feet, and forming su6i
atanttal IeVee- Ice coapaly has proceeded
s1lf1atenttE far 10 amply satisfy IFS direction
OF TIE f-a7l lilly or the project q half- and
thatr 5lecess COW Is Simply q question OF tine.
These lands are admirably adapted fer rice
culture, vEere crops could 5t- rendered secure
Dv the AMI pie ard 1nfaiIiEg water sup y.
Tie Success Of this enterprise will, NO doubt,
result il the yrad1a retla nation OF all these
vssr TRACTS Of similar territory owned 6y tee
s. Tate. and thus Eer taxable property viii 3e
greatly Increased, adding materially 80 hef
already large resources. Tie gentlemen Of
waou the Louisiana Land Company Is CON-
posed ara All vel kE0wn business men. and
are Identified with every Interest Of the STATE.
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A. tEe MetfCpoElt1n ! HfI pie, afsG CIG street
r53 ssi1.. ras packed With a crowd ngnl5efiL9
thf3a ads. Kal9oea addressed taa INDOOR
meeting. sea8rging toe DA8oRnga nerei-
I4a4sy and rejecting IN their DeraGls! record
and family anti eAGeats 10 TIL. most direct
manner After adIGarn!hg ffle messing n the
hall hi: vent outside, mounted 2 ataLd and
apoae briefly. After reviewiag tle attacks II
the Cf1rGflcie upon himself he said Tn
maigning the reputation cf fag father, wao
aas5 flied aa honorable grave for many years,
taFse journalistic v1pers have rendered most
Vicious retaliation on faY part necessary and
.4stjfias!e. Their tisgraeefG records make
such az attack possible, and I am justified 10
prGh0GIcing then the bastard progeny o. q,
prostitute. He said h- mad the .SA1e Article
IN his pocket [eriaa Of Sread ft, n read It. q
nit.0n A. onca. Il would oe published inas-
diateIy ia full ID the WofkingIneTis paper
the Open Lettsr, and next Tuesday evening
he would take Is W and comment On It.
Il accordance with tne notices posted On
the streets the Workiagnen assembled In ir4
n ense number st the sand lots, and by 2
O'Clock, Notwithstanding crowds gathered on
the streets IN town, over 10000 excited aaea
were gathered around the r9Ga roatrula
shouting cursing and calling for the blood of
stand and addressed tas Eaaeting, aar aaatty
urging them to await the arTiVs Il Il carney
before taxing further steps. The crowd va
eager for action and listened With a bad grace
,aance F,arraT7r eas+frrtsft 9maItsr, 49,
~ III +fa+ H. rar r5za ~ n v1
condition 10 cope with tEs police and militia.
rta-4rrI toraI IN rsn, Iagl15n, I'D ds@a5,fisr
the Ibylaalcie afas harfH4Tr frroai th5.a
tFat tt'1 v,rsefrart nf fye a-ft ff,s ~ -
session and had decided 20 await Ede arriva.
fnlf., datersoiasS ~ aan1 TaTor.r,z zs+tEST+
49, ,
er1 rs.,,s.rt sa<t4 @i1ta IT
Wr3zat 49, r.roa4s,e.r+ ~ 49, ,a-+. -
sir.a a1r.td = e
- = 49, u. ~ 49, " 49,.
u ss1tg - r@r, yr[ro rae.S w. 80
II +la- aafzfc., 45s+ aTrr refttss, ~. - 80
r. ualiG - c1rS te,f - 80
er@rr - fsfrs m the G srd 80
~ ~. ~ y ot ~, =, y - '" e~
I's. - ~ -1.s'5 80 rssd e.
-aaa sr1ro EaIf"5 ne9rafSrE, ts Sasef 2
~ roftrafs ar9gl yfaft ~ .ssrs'. artsI
WiIliana Ksp1cr snd Mr. Craaa = S.ras.a
fyteu nIIft,a4 nf ~ ~ fr1
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h1s faee a5 II :t15 3. m, making che % miles.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
Love BRANCH. Aug. ze-F3rst Isaee-Mile
c.aaa. Jericho Won, In. aecond-a nose be-
fore Khedanaantaas, followed ~ Claudia,
Lady Middleton, Avanger and Surprise,
sscooA Champion stakes; all ages
one nile and 3 halt. Spenthrlft won By
three tengf he, Report second Bramble third,
toitarno fourth, Harold fsth aud Bonnie:
T6&rd Raee-Aggu.t stakes; thrae-qgartera
Of a raiIe Sensation won, Grenada secoad
and E-ata third Time, Isllas
Fo1fta ace-HandieaD svee2stakes; one
naIte is md 2 quarter. Inverlaore won ~ 2
asalf-lersgta, Iazoo second and Loplanier sair9.
FIfa Rnce-selIfng race; three g1larters of
NILE. Charlie Gorhaoa won, Milan second
and Poraeroy third Time, 1.17zzl.
.st.th tsaesa fiarf.!e race: ore nile and 3
two conteataIts. Judith won il 3 com mon
cantef. Caroael lead on s1lffsFaace 20 the
last hurdle. Time, 2 q.
a scCLzTya MATCH.
LoyDog. Aug. 3-WulIaEa Ellt05t,o ,of B17th.
The : 7neside sealler, ha,s eAat4en gad Robert
\. Boyd 20 row q race over the T nauaes eourae
for &zgh a aide, the match 70 take place six
Uaf.Es after the race between Boyd and joan
EtggiGa, which Will coEae Of OH tas Thames
September ,,
THfE OTTAWA REGATTA
OTTAEA, Aug. Z@.-.tt 3 nesting ~ the ar
ran cement olanaiTtes to-day they decided 10
80 away With tne professional single sculI
race, Han3aa Gaglag refused To row only fof
Sl219. Iae pfoptsaed regatta viii - Glc.er
the aaaGagsaeLt d the club.
BASE BALI.
WORCESTER. Aug. zz.--NatioLa!a 6, Warcea-
ters +.
Boston. sus. Bnators u, stars4
E.4sToS. ! x. Z2,-aop BitEers :, Ea7tona +
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2,-Baltiaorea Il. PliLa-
tetnaIa5 5.
CINCINNATI, tag 22-C Ctaeinaatls Is, Cseve-
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.J4PA

SAN Francisco, Alg. 23,-The steamer
China arrived to-day.
Advlcaa tron T7Eohaua 70 JuI7 . report
that entertat1uenta q aGnor 0f Gea- Grant
continue 20 o1upy TIE public attention.
Great a1ciSea sn1 vas caused ~ Tie break
ing Of quarantine By the German merchant
snip Haspersa, acting Under er1ars Of 1le Ger
man uilister and eolaIII-
Az epidemic Is raging In Southern ports
waich q ma .1rltT o. the physicians pronounce
Asiattc cholera. 1t quality 81 IIa faEaL effects
nore Doubt
The quarantine at Yokohama IS fully e
speetee Only U the { died SIZES eGEoE
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FRANCE.

LONDON, Aug. 2a-The Paris correspondent
Of tae EEa1nc1sr SAYS: Over 20, ,GGe, 900 francs
have besl aailped from French ports for the
{ ntted States during the last three weeks.
ne Bank Of France has now sold at whole
sale iEs snail stoek OF bar gold and foreign
gold coin One Of tie chief bullion HOUSES II
P2rss estimates that the insufficient erops ut
England. France and Germany viii neces-
ai1sa1e purchases IN ae lilef1 States 10 the
amount Of Sc GEO ld6