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THE SARATOGA REGATTA.
COAL MINERS STRIKE.
ANOTHER BROOKLYN SCANDAL,
ORGANIZED TRAMPS.
AN EMBEZZLER HUNTED DOWN,
ANOTHER SCENE IN PARL LAMENT
THE SARATOGA REGATTA.
COAL MINERS STRIKE.
ANOTHER BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
ORGANIZED TRAMPS.
AN EMBEzZLER HUNTED DOWN,
ANOTHER SCENE IN PARLIAMENT,
THE SARATOGA REG alta.
Some Interesting Races.

SARATOGA LAKE, N. Y. July s.-The lake and
Ine weather are ali that could be desired for
pair cared race started. The Zephyr pair did
not start, and the other Zephyr crew (Ciegg and
McGregor), gave out before the end OF the race
and the Wah- -wah-sums at the mile stake. The
in 9:57A.
At 1880 O'Clock the Cornell college four start.
ed alone for the mile and -a-half race, and made
the distance In 9:l5
AT II O'Clock j. Lewis, OF Cornell, rowed in
the the cohege single class alone, making the mile
THE CONTEST OF THE SENIOR SINGLES.
The nrst trial heat for senior singles followed
the college singles race: Five started as fol-
lows: VIM; Murray. Of the Elizabeth club, OF
PoftSmouth, Va; VIM. j. Gear, OF the Tongue
nil club, OF Montreal, Can; James PIlkfngton.
OF the Lawanhaka club, OF Brooklyn; George
Pa, and X: S. Musgrove, OF the st. John club
OF New Orleans. Murray led at the half-mile
STAKE, with Lang next and Gear Sd. AT the
mile stake Murray still led, with Ptlkinpton
second and Musgrove third. Murray won the
race, Musgroye being second, Lang third Phi.
klngtOn fourth, and Gear fifth. Time first he at.
Murray 11:a5H, Musgrove 11:4OI, and Lang
The second heat for singles followed. Six
started: 4: w: Rathborne, Of the New York
Athletic Club; E. L. Phillips, OF the Triton Club
hoes Club, CT Cohoes, n. F.: W. Il. Rodger Ice o Of
the Atlantic Club OF New York; Robt Larmon.
OI tne Union springs Club OF Union Springs N.
T.: and Jno. Brennan. OF the Riverside Club of
Alleghany City, Pa. Rathbone won the race:
PHILIPS 20, Higgins Sd. Time, Rathbone rl:IsH.
phlillps 11:AH and Higgins 11:254. Yates, OF
tie Pilot Club Of Grand Haven, Mich, was not
mere to row In the Sd heat. Six st arted, namely.
John Crottoy, OF the Galveston Club of Calves.
ton, Texas; F. j. Munford, OF the Perseverance
Gia6 G OF New Orleans; l. A. Lyon, of the New
York Athletic Club OF New York city: w. n.
Hyndman, OF the Minnesota Club, ST. Paul, Min.
j: 3. c. wells, OF the New York athletic club,
OF New York City, and Frank E. Holmes OF the
Pawtucket Club, OF Pawtucket, r. I. Holmes
ied at the half mile stake, with Crotty next. AT
tne mile stake the order was Holmes Crotty,
Hyndman. Holmes won, with Mumford second
ana Crotty third. Time-Holmes 10:53k, Mum
ford 10:5S1l and Crotty ILLS.
IN THE sIX-OARED SHELL RACE
the Shawmut Club, OF Boston, the Mutual Cluh
OF Albany, Ny, and the Dauntless CLUB, OF New
IorK city, started-the latter boat carrying
D0y as coxswain. At the half mile stake the
SnaWmut Club led. The Mutuals won, with the
DauntieSs Club second, and the Shawmut Club
IniId. I1me-Mutuals $50, Dauntless 9.63x.
Shawmut s.l1I.
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A BROOKLYN ROMAECE-The disappearance
OF James n. Wheatley, OF Brooklyn, In August
last, Will be remembered by the readers OF the
World, and also his discovery at Hendersonville,
where he died and was buried. His body was
Afterwards exhumed and taken to Brooklyn and
required In Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Wheat
lev went to Brooklyn from Tennessee when
about 16 years old, and was 50 successful in
business that when he was 40 he was thought
to be nilliC nnaire. He was liberal man, and
among ther things provided st. Peters Protes.
tant EI tscopal church, on State street, Brook
lyn, With rectory. He was ruined by tn
panic OF 1873. On the night OF August u,
last year, he was found lying helpless on tn I.
sidewalk on the corner OF Charles and Morton
streets, in this city. He said he had been as
saulted and robbed of $4,000. AS he st1ll ha
In his possession $4,000 In securities, some
money, watch and set OF diamond studs, tn :
police d1Sbelieved the story. He was carried
bis house on RemSen street, BROOKLYN He lef
IL the next day, and was not again heard from
until last APRIL when friend Of his was in-
!olmed that he was In HendersOnville. After
nus disappearance he was discovered to have
been defaulter to large amount It has been
ascertained that he arrived at Hendersonviile
III and took board with private family, giving
the name OF G. II. Carter, of New York. he
mere MADE the acquaintance OF Miss Josephine
BOND. She took care of him and he Afterwards
married her. Miss Bond did not know OF course
that he had wife living In Brooklyn.-fN Y,
World, Sth.
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ACCIDENT TO THE HON s, B. CH1rrENpRN -
me friends OF the Hon Simeon b. Chittednen.
member OF Congress from Brooklyn and q well.
known Ietlred merchant OF this city, were much
thrown from carriage In Connecticut and
dangerously injured. He had been for several
Gays past at his country residence at Guilford
conn. ON Thursday last while out driving his
horse became frightened and ran away: the
carriage was upset, and Mr.. Chittenden was
thrown violently into the road. He received
Mr.. Chittenden is over sixty years old. it was AT
nTst feared that the shock itself might cause
serious consequences, but none have vet been
Chlttenden has already recovered from his in.
urles snflciently to think OF coming to the city.
N. Y. Tribune, Sth. ~ ~ '''
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
The CrOps lm en>a n~.~s-s>~

TORONTO, ONr, July s.-The Globe punilsnes
crop reports from all parts OF the Dominion,
incIuding Manitoba, Ontario. Quebec, New
Island and Newfoundland 10 all about zoo
places have been heard from. The one black
spot on the horizon Is the condition OF spring
Tees which n0w prs%ss to De slightly below
dry hot weather it may furnish nearly an
average yield. The uniformity OF the reports
as to The state OF fall wheat is remarkable. The
average OF the whole is IL per cent. above an
average crop. The area OF land under this crop
is also shown in the majority OF the reports to
be somewhat larger than usual. The AREA aunder
barley Is somewhat below the average, but the
both as regards quality and area, is consider.
ably above the average. Peas win give an
average crop. The area ia corn is about the
sane as usual, and It's condition is the worst OF
backwardness OF The season and frequent cold
snaps. The hay crop seems TO have the widest
range OF any crop this year. Between goodness
and badness, the average condition OF the
the crop is already gathered It is spoken OF as
having been won in flrst-class order. Rye h an
insignificant crop, and four per cent. below tho
average. The present appearance OF apple
the average. The condition OF other fruits be-
SIDES apples Is about per cent. below the
average. There VIII evidently be another great
crop OF potatoes unless rot should set in Is It
did last year, when IL spoiled an equally promis-
Ing crop. The average Is one per cent. above.
An unusually great area has been planted.
The Canadian Rifle Team Abroad
special dispatch from London TO the Globe,
says the Canadian rifle team are practiclng
daily at Altcar. They shot match yesterday
with Is Lancashire. twenty men a side. The
weather was unfavorable, the lights being bad
and the wind strong. The Canadians were VIC.
tortous by 100 points. The Lancashire team
was strong one, including the queens prize
men OF two years ago.
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The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.
met In the pavilion at the Fabyan House, IN the
judah Dana, OF Vermont, delivered an address
on "Old and New Methods In Teaching he
compared the old system, when scholars were
Taught self-rellance. with the modern, which
onels every help and tends TO enervate and IN.
lure. He proposed TO combine the two and en-
courage children to work themselves and not
rely on tne teacher. Mr.. Morse, OF Connectt-
cut, said he thought the old system OF USING the.
roo ludiciouSly had been the salvation OF many
pupils. Mr.. Stone. OF Massachusetts,, fndor1od
1ne argument OF the rod. Hon. Heriy Barnard,
OF Connecticut, In an address on destitllfe an3
neglected children, expressed the opinion that
90 10 80 per cent. OF crime could be done away
WIN py educating them. he favored industrial
every state 10 find homes for this class. Hon.
Jonn Hancock. or Ohio, thought no stigma
should attach to children OF reformatory fnsti-
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An attachment on Judgment was iss,ed frnm
tne clerks tnice OF the Court OF Common Pleas
yesterday In the case OF Frank x. Ward vs.. W.
=: Gilmore for $500, against the bats, balls and
otnef nxtures OF the "Women's Athletic AssO-
clatlon," comprising the female base BAH club
winch was said to be under GtlmOre's manage.
ment. The attachment was placed In the hands
OF the sber1n, but 1t was doubtful whether he
would seize the property, as it seemed to he
pretty certain that Gilmore had no oWnershin
In 1t. The claim by Col. Ward was for coInsaI
eeS.-(BaLtimore american 9th. 0'
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g g dssisrIsS sS s; do sonso ae :ssss -
new. SS1'Hps g sid .o.y s0a sassa 60.
BALTfMsoSEE, July s.-cosson dun-m,ada,pr.
srn euper. &assS IS: do extra L0osAS5: %, fssSS.
family. Zoo ~ whest I aSs souaSsrn lover ana ssssds
g. so s .s
l4.Iiix If asn xnsas riIsss ia spGs 1.s sY
allSk Corn. southern in Absence Of rsc;ipS. q
lr1c nominal; western frmer and higher-so1lhr
sTa sna ;as q a. ausu sso. s.
a6A steamer. t2ha4S 0sts steady and nm-solf6-
srn aOs4s xesss.1 white $500 % @ass9 -;
oeaisoe Proesions Sman.s ana po1s. ao8
ri6 siess. s Hams. iisla Lard. .. B1ss:. I'm
na r% 'I'' IL petroenm dof donde rude posi Scaice e
fined ts4a7. Coffee firm and unchansed Wkan5u
sa e noar sspoo e. slss pss s,ssS
Raoeipt.-douf, l,266; vhsat. 81. .OOe; corn, 6l0o;
oct. y S6SoG; 90 ryea 4CO shipnsnn-whsst aAssoo;
NEW YORK. July 9-stockn strong. Monsy, q
E1change. long. 1SSA, short Ss7k 0ovsen-~
NEW YORK. July 9-Flour q shade nruss.
Wheat aalh cents better and fairly active Corn
d0NP3Hs y July 9; la:so p; 9; g TCcs.oa, sr
~ iginois 0tntrAl, o. Psnnsyiv.si. n os.sssi.
4QA New Jersey Central, 81 Rsading, %
cns lSs LIZ %4 sss ~ =.
Central, A. New jersey Csnirsi, bs,.
xEw FORK MARKxTs rHrs AFTERNOON.
Ihe following quotations were current h -Nsw
son 1S,t SosdayS S p M - reported By Lewis John
,d9: g: b 8 - gs & ssot:; lo1S:i d. q gs. ss.n.
Pres.rrsa ssx 3 Island lss; 8 Ps1i. -; ~ So S
&1sS Tslsslsph. ~ xsH::h 81 fscisc sss k s1S
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ORGANIZED TRAMPS.
Their DePredatiOns ON New York

NEW YORK, July S-The Times this morning
gives an account OF q company OF trampS, est.
mated from IS to $50 In number. who have taken
possession OF piece OF land near New Windsor.
q short distance back from the Hudson. Whene
and plunder with impunity. They throw out
pickets, defy the ''clodhoppers" who act as vii.
lage constables. rife orchards, ields ana hen.
roosts, sunsist on the surrounding country, and
move on In detacnments when they have staid
their time These Idle rufians have BEEN driven
into this state from other states in which thare
are laws lor their suppression, and are tslfn0
a0vautage OF tne absence OF restraining laws m
this state to carry on their work, ''"' -
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Philadelphia Officials Visit BATH.
more

BALTIMORE, July "a number of members of
the city council and OF the fire department OF
the purpose OF examining into the working Of
the nre department and the fire alarm 6ele-
@ g@raph OF baltimore. The delegation was re-
ceNed oy Mayor Latrobe, who introduced them
to the superintendent OF the fire alarm fole
graph for an explanation OF that deoartmont.
There was a review OF the fire Department In
front OF the city hall and several OF the steam
engines put TO work. The visitors will be uron-
erly entel tained while in the CITY
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HINDRANCE TO NAvIGATIoN.-A meeting In
rmiadeiph1a yesterday, called by the Maritime
q EEAMGnahge, M resolved that the proposed wire cable
In The bed OF the Delaware river. between Phsis
adelphia and Bordentown, N. j., to be used for
towing purposes on the Belgian system. wouId
fmpracticabie.
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COMMANDER r. D. EVANS, commanding the
Saratoga, is in the city.

SENATOR BAYARD was rendered a pleasant
reception by the Jefferson Club. of Wilminctnn
Del, Monday evening, the members of Which
gathered In full force to wish their fayorite
senator rosperous voyage to Europe and a
saIe return. Senator Bayard expressed his
qualification at the reception, and, in an In
formal speech, touched upon the theory and
practice OF popular government its per1ls and
accompanied by his wife, Will sail from New
YORK next Saturday for Bremen, on the steam.
snip General Werder, and expects to be absent
three months Nv ''0i'
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LEFEL HEADED GOyERNoR.-Gov Holiday
OF oINlrglnla, has taken determined stand fp hia
IN capital cases. The Governor thinks thaf
Wnen man has had q fair trial by q fury az
his peers he should not interfere with the ere
cution OF the laws unless there Is some special
claims upon him for executive mercy
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ADvICEs FROM MEXICO Announces that en-,
Mexican war vessel, the Libertad. the crew of
which muttnied, returned to Vera Cruz on the
Suth OF june aho surrendered to the authoritieS
on on poadn, some OF the crew having made a coun-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l. 9 O.. F.-FRIENDsHIP LODGE. No.
at O'Clock M. THURSDAY. 10th inst, for the
Transaction Of business; after which j. EDWIN
MASON, F. g., will lecture on Incidents of Odd Fell
lowshtp during the late war, commencing st S% o.
m. Members of the Order, tueir families and
frier DIS. are cordially invited to attend.
It, j. A. WATT, n. g.
FsD o. o. F.-The newly cleo ed officers of
As UNION LODGE, No IL, l. O. O. F., will be
publicly installed at Odd Fellows Hall. Sh street,
navy yard, TO MORROW (Thursday) EVENING,
at O'Clock. Other interesting exercises will take
place. and addresses will be delivered by prominent
members Of the Order. The public are cordially
invited Admitiapce free.
By order of the Committea 1t
rso MAsONIn:-The officers aud mambers Of
tS LAFAYETTE B. A. CHAPTER No 8, q e
requested to attend Special Convocation to be
held at MAJ On1c Temple on THURSDAY. 10th inst
at o'clock p m, for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of our deceased Companion, JAMES NJ MA.
SON. Companions OF Sister Chapters ara fratsr-
nally invited. BY order of the NJ E II. p.
1t RICHARD ]. BLAKELOCK. Secretary.
r@e INTENTION. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-
tS The Sir Knights of WASHINGTON OOM-
MANDERY, No. /, Z. T., are directed to assemble
at their Asylum lin fatigue uniform), on THURS
DAY, July 10, at 4 30 pm, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of our deceased frater 6ir
JAMES n. MASON. Members of Sister Command
erles are cOurteously invited.
By order Of thu EN- Com.
WARREN 81. ORCUTT, Recorder
p,,afN
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NEW YORK, july "a special from Bismarck.
Dak., says: Detective Jos. Rue, OF Philadelphia
embeZzler. A detective sent 70 hunt him ur,
Traced him to Montana. The local legal talent
beat the requisitton OF the governor OF f,eousyl-
vanla, ana the detective was obliged to return
nome ana amend his papers. He recently
reacned Helena again, and founI Smith packing
up for an overland trip TO Puget sound. He
had been living quietly In Helena with his
1amliy. There was heart-rendering eccne
when he parted with his family
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THK WINNERS AT LONG BKANcH N. JJ races
yesterday were as sfollows:-Bulwark. one MIN
IN 1.52; sensation, five furlongs, In 107: Spon6
thrift, mile and a-half, In 2.5s; Pilot mile ana
eighths, In $685.; Problem, steeple chaae IN
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MN SunEeUHt suit 1Or Divorce
NEW YORK, July 9.-Army Surgeon Henry
J. Phillips has begun a suit In the supreme
court against his wife, which promises to at
tract considerable interest In army circles.
and have since travelled all over the Tinted
States, even as far as Alaska. He charges his
WlIe with fnfdelity and drunkenness at the sew
denies the charges, and sets up counter accusa-
satlons or similar character. A motion was
maze MAJ s 1y ner S counsel yesterday, for allmony
worth $40, ,O0O and receives salary OF So 4Oe per
annum. -
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tH-The governor OF Pennsylyanta has hon-
ored the Colorado requisition for the surrender
OF James Cummings, arrested in Pittsburr Tor
Digamy and larceny. A
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raskL0 raihFIkL0 CENTENNIAL. - Fairfield. Conn.
Ses.eIday celebrated the centennial anniyers
Sa,y oi tne burning OF that town BY the British
p puvTPs. Addresses were delivered BY Rev, Or.
q; =: RANKIN, Rev. DR.. Samuel Oseood, Gov.
hhnoreWs, Kew. DR.. Clark, OF New York; p. r.
Barnum ana others, and poem by Rev. JsS
"A. LOMBARD. About 1000 guests were ent0r.
tained at COLLATION.. There was also an arfiIIerv
salute and grand display OF bunting.
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PROJECTING TIE HEALTH OF PAssRNaKRs.-In
Inc United States Circuit Court at New YORK
MONDAY, Judge Choate dismissed, with costs
the libel suit OF 81. A. Fleischmann against the
German steamship Hammonia This gentle
man, with his family, sailed in 1873 In this yes
sci Tor Bremen. The Child had the small. n0x
and the whole family were isolated from the
other passengers and confined In one r,om
Fieischmann complained Of this treatment and
pSg Dr0pnSghI M suit Tor damages, but the court sided
health OF the other passengers ~ WV
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-The loss on Cooks car.
riage factory, which was destroyed By fire, la1t
hight Will not be as great as first reported. a
portion OF the factory was saved. It fs pruhsnle
the loss Will not exceed $4,000
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A FIRE AT CLEvKLAHD, ONO, yesterday.
Works, $4,000; j. +. Denham, planning mn
$4,000; Wood, Perry d Co., on lumber, tS0,000.
The loss on the Atlantic freight depot was about
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COal mtner,. Ssrsr.-

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 9.-The coal miners ae
Eckley and Buckmountain collieries struck thiS
morning for an advance In their wages. It a
expected that by tomorrow morning there vim
be general strike In the Hazelton region.
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Pound Dead.

GREAT NECK, L. l., July 9.-The body of n
woman, aged about 60 years, was found dead
on the Debevoise farm, BIissville, yesterday
morning. Sne was seen wandering about On
Sunday. and when questioned &C that time sai6l
her name was Julia Tracy, and her residence
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vermont E0ftOrs EXCuFtimg.
RUTLAND, VT, July 9.-The Vermont EditorS
Association, with ladies OF their families leavo
here this pm. Wis Troy for New York.
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e3John Perrin, Richmond policeman. vna
badly injured at Fort Monroe, Va, last evin1nl
hy being caught between steamer ana Q p1crS
head,
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NKw HAVEN, CONN, July 9.-EliJah w. smith.
who was convicted OF attempting to poison WIN.
$. Crofut and family, was sentenced 70 Ten
years In prison. the smallest sentence allowable
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TIE KENTUCKY TToTTING CLUB opened their
sport at Louisville yesterday with a fine ar
sent senaancs: e. heavy rain, however, spoiled the
sport. none OF the races were finished Won
Arn1m took two heats and HambletOnian one in
me tlrst race, ai Bonesetter two IN the second.
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States into two classes, with view to complete.
~ Classifying the letter carriers In accordance
with the requirements OF the law OF last Febr,l-
ary: The first class consists OF the following
cities each having a population of 5000 or up.
wards, v1Z:-Albany, Baltimore Boston. Brook
!yn, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland,
Detroit, Indianapolis, Jersey City, Louisville,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Providence, Rochester
81. Louis, San Francisco and Washington. Ali
other cities where the free delivery system is
now In operatiOn-65 in number-are placed Ia
the second class, which Will be added to from
law authorizing the establishment OF free deIiy-
cry In every city or town where the population
amounts TO 10000 people or the gross postal
revenue to $4,000. Accompanying to.diy,s
t oIoeT o! classifcatlon, another was issued by
the postmaster General liking the pay OF all
letter carriers In the second class cities for the
present fiscal year at $3.50 per annum, excluding
auxiliary and subordinate carriers, until changed
Dy special orders. The new law provides that
carriers In the first class cities shall be divided
into TWO grades, with salaries OF 81 900 and $500
respectively. The department Will ACCORDINGLY
IN The course OF the next few days issue fnstruc.
uOns 10 all pOstmasters in first class cities re-
curing them TO designate which carriers should
be assgLe" the first grade and which the sec
Ond.
NAVAL ORDRRs-Lieut. Karl ROhrer. from
the Constitution and granted three months
leaVe. Master j. M. Raper to the Minnesota at
New YORK: Ensign c. c. Rogers and Cadet Mid
shlpmen H. J. Robinson, Thos. Snowden and J.
New BEDFORD, Mass. Cadet Midshipmen A. B.
Clements, >. b. Blfgh, D. p Menefee and J. A.
Mudd, 10 the Alaska, at Mare Island. Cadet
MidshIpmen d: Z. Read, W. A. Graham, G. c.
Marion, at Portsmouth, N. 81. surgeon - J. n H.
Kedder to the Standish, on her arrival at Prov.
l1cetown, Mass.
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PlCNICs, EXCURSIONS, &,

f1CNlCS, EAU URS1ONO, Oc.
RAACKisTON' ISLAND.
I75 Miles for Is Cents.
Children under ten years and servants free.
1HE WASHINGTON esf1S AN1 G12PAEY PAkIIAoRE ExooR-
y. :;s sa 'ss ss ssssasa
iUNDAY, July 18TH. 1879.
Leave 9Th street Wharf at a. n. sharp and return
No objecsiopable parties allowed on board.
VIM DICKSON. Pfssitelt;;
ON TO RICHMOND.
THE SECOND GR.Sn Ao1sTIo EXCURSION
willssve on tie JANE MOSELEY,
TUESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1879, AT s P. NJ,
Connect NJ at Fortress Morroe with 49,
The ral,cs day steamer ARIEL up
RI una Trip Tick -. good for days) 50. TO be
had at Schei'er & Stevens. Na,ional Hosl Drug
Dry Goo9s store 4t and PA ave sts east
and SIS 18TH st. NV, where state rooms can only be
liberal discount to enbs Of ten er more
WILL A. SHORT. Secretary. jy95.
SEcoND sEhEST ExGUns1eN
IT'S Niles f.. 5scts GaiIaseR %oo under free be-
8 ss BsaS a9sss = 81 sss s:ssPI1s sss
S s 1ny tGos the
att 80 am retu.nins same day 10: 80 pm; Tickets
limited to 800 adults and so children. Meals on
boat so cts. Special arrangements have been ma 1e
to furnish Tea or Coffee without meals. Music by
Pistoro's grand orchestra. Secure tickets in time
a We were obliged to turn away 125 people on the
frst EXCURSION. Tickets for sale by Ellis = CO.
ct NV: O. a. Nourse 90, Druggists, corner 9Th
and ets.; A. 81 ehattuck. Room s. 700 9th st. W.
Department: A. 8. Caywood, 1928 9th ST. NV: e r.
Gefchell, Assistant Chief Clerk, City Post Ofice
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-09

~ At Wholesale in Washington by STOTT &
CROMWELL. 480 Pennsylvania ave. NV m3l-3m