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that the persons In the hotel will mako goon
the excess the original contract. Coiope DaNo -.
Austin the officer In command. and the Veterans arc
under the Immediate charge OF Colonel WlhouRnDS
Powell. - .
Notwithst indng tho fact that matters were IN such
military sir. Captain George Il. Squirvs was appointed
officer OF tue day. with eutenants George kinkcl do
f. j. Jennings hts assistants and piokos ana senes
we're posted Rihe-sbOOng ordered during tue NJ
ternoon. ana at o'clock the regiment was
mustered the parade ground and paSsu
in review before General A. G. Barnes OF 'he
Governors stan. The military band OF sixty pieces
led by DOdswOrth. will prove Il attraction 10 VS.
itors throughout the week Henry Ward Beechet:
the State but may possibly return prior TO sunday anu
hold religious services that day. The week VII peg
busy one Tomorrow Colonel Ezra Trul, OIL k'giueht,
Mass National Guard. STAFF and officers VIII rVleW lhe
18Th; on Thursday Major General JOurdan, OF the oetou
ID VISION and staff Friday Bugl iierGeneral Chll4-
tancy. OF the Fh Brigade, and stan; ana on r NJ.
Assistant AdjutaDt General Townsend aud staH m
daily duties OF the regiment comprise varied p,O
cramme. At sunrise The morning gun IL hred anu lie
al Sis a. m. which hour all the sugoards must be on
tie rade ground; sergennt call at G2O; hrrakis' -
6:25 guard mount ut 7l5, aud latlgho can ~ o.
Al 3 D. m the mp inspection made by the olN7r W
The day dress parade AT $50 retreat and eYennE gun
- euusct tattoo M 1899. and good lgbt ZAP. ..
IL D. NJ Rife practice b. gins al DEL OK each uy, wv
COMPANIES engaging ana Prize rife shooting Is anInuhocu
for ] d. m daily added daily reviews WIZ SCI We
To make Camp Cornell bnsv spot until the lsh's Hio
struck next Monday. TIE men appeared t. Coca aul i
tac Yesterday aud during the reyow display enccYe
drilling Some women were about the camp Yes,'Iu"y
and manifested great interest Ia tAe review IN cuS' Va
stormy weather storm tents will be er'cted.i
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RAIL WAY NEWS.
A NEW ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND.


Visitors to Coney Island who choose Brighton
BE aeh for their destination will be glad 10 learn that
Increased facilities for reaching that pOnt are TO be ar
forded new route TO be opened Thursday hY the
New-York and Brighton Beach Railway Company
Passengers will De conveyed from NewY0rk bY steamer
to the company's pier GIayeSeud Bay, at Locust
Grove From tbis point trains viii run to the beacn
without making any along the route. The beach
terminus Is at the point where the ocean Parkway joins
the Concourse. about quarter OF mile west OF the
Hotel Brighton. line of stages Will carry passengers
70 the hotel without extra charge, One of the features
Of the road ia that other railroad tracks crossed at
an elevation with the design OF esseung the risk and
making it unnecessary to sacken speed at any point
There a double track all the The distance from
the per to the terminus the beach Is three and
quarter miles stated that inc schedule time for
the trains viii exceed eight minutes; the entire trip
from Twoutv-seooudst VIII be made in hfty minutes.
Toe contract for building the road was gwen In Mhrch
last 60 SuIth d Ripley and its construction has been
under tire supcriricudeucc OF General Easement, OF
Ohio The ngiues we're built 10y the Mason Car Com
pgDy. OF Taunton. Mass anc are Of extra weight The
IN use on tie metropolitan Elevated Road. To each
train several open VIII be attached Tor The accom-
mediation of smokers.
steamboats, shady side and MOTT SANTA have been
engaged o ply be ween TIE city and the terminus OF the
road al GRAY end Bay. On sunday two or three extra
pier al he foot OF West TgehtyeecOndst., and VIII
touch Pier No. 6, the loot Of RectoT-st No time
table has been issued but IL y expected 10 make
trips hourly from a. m until 10 or 4 p IN.
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CAMP CORNELL Ar ROCKAWAY.

ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT OF THE 18TH REGIMENT
The first day of the annual encampment of
the 18Th Regiment was begun at Rockaway yesterday
under unfavorable auspices. The day very
windy strong gale prevailed from morning
until night, which filled the air with
particles OF sand. making tent life decidedly
disagreeable The site selected for the encsmpmeHt Ia
a short distance west of the Rockaway Hotel In level
field OF fne sand When 1t was selected last spring, i
was with the understanding that 1t should be baasted
with gravel by June 2S, but on the arrival
Of the advance guard last Saturday no
steps had been taken in the matter force Of
men and Immediately put to work
carting coarse sawdust the field anu last night a
small parade ground had been neffcienty prepared.
About $50 OF the regiment went down 10 the beach
on Saturday, and 800 slowed yesterday During
the day seventy live veterans Of the uniformed battal
ion OF 18th Joined those on the ground.
Tents are being rapidly erected, ana by
tonight $50 wall shelter tents will be ready for occu-
pancy Each tent Ia Intended To accommodate two men,
aud wing TO the sand II has been found necessary .
put IN wooden floors. Considerable difficulty has also
been found in procuring provisions. Some months
ago, the contract of feeding the 200 members
during the weeks solourn at RocEsway was
awarded the propretors of tho big hotel.
That not being yet completed. the men are
Obliged about the remaining hotels and
restaurants entang double expense. 1t 10 thought
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RAIN AL SARATOGA.

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug 2.-At 1 o'clock
to-day the thermometer showed temperature OF $50.
The sky overcast with dark threatening clouds
at 3 o'clock but the outcome was violent wind for a
few minutes filing the air with dust, and driving people
indoors This evening Few drops or rain FELL ana the
air is somewhat cooler.
The hop Congress Hall this evening. being the only
affair OF the KIND was unusually well attended. The
pOsiponement account of the rain OF the Congress
Spring Park entertainment and Nine. Selka's second
appearance made the hrong at the United States and
Grand sniOn concerts large
TIE entertainments this week will include hops at
the United States and Grand Union Tomorrow evening,
and stereopticon exhibition and lectures by Professor
cAlister at Congress Hall Concert Room, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. On the latter evening the
postponed ball the Clarendon will occur This latter
event has society talk for two weeks and will
be Of a brilliant character.
Arrivals on the day trains were few; the o'clock
special from NewYork. however, brought seven cars
through and hotel omnibuses made return trips TO
accommodate the rush. Following some OF the ar
rivals Of to-day;
w.ads9r-F Miranda, Havana Albert B. .d Hilton
vie. : futile, Mrs. Tlden, G. NJ. Moscman and fam
D. Wagner. Fort Plain; F. Collins and wife. Middle
town Conn; c. Boswell and family, Hartford; the Rev.
j.. Milan, Poughkeepse; T. p Railing and wife. Con-
Congress Halle C shayne and family, J. n. Jones
Proyidence f. s. Gibon and family, Minneapolis; ID. G.
Ra sou and family. j II. T. Dodge aud WIFE, Boston
~ f. and q. f.. Ide, Brooklyn; F. MOsely, England |;
c. H. Van Ryser and wife, New York ID. IL. MCGOWAN.
Harrisburg. -
United StateS-N Whitman. New-York; j. II. Hecht
ana wife Boston G. Townsend, A. h. Bplau, and j. Is.
Shaw aud family. NewYork; Il. G. Brown, Providence
tne Rev NJ. C. McEweD Philadelphia; &. V. Def0rest
and wife A. Mel. Agnew, New-York A. L. Wentworth,
Portsmouth J. G. Berret, Washington:
Grand UniOn-Wiiham Carr, New York; +. Kisson
and wife, W. H. FacOner and family. A. K. Parsons, G.
X. Davis, W, L. Chandler. New-Haven C. W. Murely,
Boston Benjamin RudIngtOn. Boston T. L. DOOittle,
T. Flag Z. l.. Hall, NewHaven W. c. Robertson. the
Rev. j. b. WetheriI, Deano G. Calvin, NewYork
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POOLS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug 2.-Alth0ugh the
second regular meen of the Saratoga Racing Associa-
ton Will begin on Thurs lay, the management announce
extra races for tomorrow and Wednc The events
entries and weights together with specimen pool Of
betting at the track this afternoon, as follows:
FIRST race-Purse $3.50, Of which $50 goes TO the
second horse entrance Tree; Luxe bIachourh 10 carry
IFS pounds: horses not having won race this year of
the value 900 allowed pounds those not having
won any race this year allowed 10 pounds; madens
allowed # three years old 10 pounds II four years. =
pounds fhye or upward 81 pounds disane" one
lie The POOLS sold Colonel SpTague, % pounds. Sl1o
Big Medicine, % pounds. $50; CiarenIon' 20 ounds
$50 Observance, 93 pounGs, 500 Lealn Iasnana
relnuR ST pounds, S35; UtlIta. % pOuI DIS $50 !;
Turenne % pounds. S25 Ma, flower. 80 hounds, SCI
sec md racc-Purse $3.50 of which 500 goes To tue
sec01d h0r.e entrance iree Luke Blackburn carry
Il9 rounds maidcns allowed. II years od. pounds;
II veais Old 10 pounds IL yeals or more. 20 pounds;
Lawrence 9s pounds. 900 Jim Beck, 100 pounds,
SO; Harlequin 10 pounds SZO Stranger La pouhus'
Third race-Pursc $780, OF which $50 goes to the
oud horse twoyrirOlds entrance free winner OF
the Saratoga Stakes carry pounds extra maidens
winners of secOnd Saratoga, allowed pounds;
OF mile. The pools so!d: Ripple, 100 pounds SlI2
Springfield, 100 pounds, $lO5 Jewery, ~ pounds
500 Harrington colt 100 pounds $40; Sligo, 100
pounds, $50 - , a,-o .
which 500 10 the second hOrse entrance free;
weller weights; winners at Saratoga this year OF hur
e race steeplechase 10 carry pounds extra; Of
second money only allowed pounds; horses beaten
and not having won such second money. allowed 10
pounds; distance mile and half over
six hurdles. The pools sold Waller l50 pounds and
pounds $40; Derby. 154 pounds $40; Cannon, 15l
bounds, SI5 Wayfarcr, 134 pounds, $50
Two stables arrived to-day from Brighton Beach, in
wbicb are Derby. Manic Fields, Democrat Clyde
Hamilton and sister of the latter Hndoo and Peru
will arrive here "Wednesday from Kentucky.
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NAMES OF THE GRAND JURORS.

Judge Gildersleeve opened the August Term
Of tie Court OF q neral Sessions Part The Court
yesterday It's expected that the term will last about
two weeks Only prisoner cases Will be disposed or
those in which the accused persons bail being ned
over until next term. Part II Will not be in session
during August. Benjamin W. Hesslans was appointed
foreman the Grand Jury. The names an addresses
OF the grand Jurors are as follows:
Bliss Robert vicepresldent, No. &c West Fiftyeighh
St. aud No. AZ Wall-st
Bull John IL, merchant. Tenth-aye and One hundred
and-dfty- secOnd-st, and No 800 Broadway.
Carr, Henry s.. merchant. No. l76 Water-st
ChapIu Frederick H.. merchant, No. IL East Thirty
third-st and No IS LeOnard-st.
Cole william l.. editor No. 2lS East Forty eighthst,
and No. 81 MuTay-st
Delayan Charles H.. insurance, No 1876 West Twenty
second St, and No. 40 spruce-st.
Dugro Anthony, gentleman, No. SO st. Marks-place.
Ely Ambrose X, leather. No 1872 East Twentythird-
ST., and No. 103 Goldst.
Goldsmith Jacob, oil, No l47 West Forty seeond-st.
and No. 800 Broadway.
Kssanl, Benjamin W, agent No. 15i West Forty
eighth-st and No. 33 Beekmanst.
Leyenbrn George NJ insurance. No. 30S East Four
feminist. aud No. 14l BroadWay. ,,..a,. . 49,,
Levy, John j., cards. No Ii3 West fortyhfth-St ana
No 2l6 West Fourteenth-st
st.. and No. "a wail-st.
st.. aud No 81 Wa,ker-st.
Mount, Charles H., gentleman, No. 424 West Twenty
Nichols John H., insurance. No. 300 West Thirty
fourth ST.. and No. 467 Broadway.
Eievonth-ave., aud No. 43 Center st.
Stokes John s., gentleman, No. 81 Broadway.
Stout, Francis A. gentleman, No Il East Ninth.st.
Van Vofhs Barlow W. iron. Audubon Park. foot OF
wesi One-hundred-and-t forty third ST ,-,..,-.
Wood. Henry o.. broker, No. 4 West Eighteenthst.
and No 81 Broad-st.
Woodmansei. Lyman s., gentleman. GrosvcnOr-ave.,
wooisey, Theodore b.. merchant No. west Forty.
seventh-st.. and No. 20 Front-st
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DECISlONS-AUG. ..

Synreme CONT hambes--By Judge Donohue:-
sroir Schneider Aouon tonei see @ cob
en- place stated ~ deposition In tns nat,ol " ,' a.
snin-Urer granted. Underhil act Schryer moIoh &C.
West,,de and Yonkers Railway Company Bernard Tny
Georke Naulhe,a hnn Siea5pn az Fnnrt TafIona Bank
Sew YOrsser Gemora dam Natona b""S w. Iii,
MT Srhreysf.- ion deDrd bee memorandum nlnSIhui
LEI agt PopoOrler granted Tyngag re esIHet ' ttn
Clarks0u Ayers Motion Rranted Steningci att oton
ofion DENIED lumes agt Iiumos Va kenssee n
aF ihle agt Mcr le Jo,ephson ogi Beinsaep NJ
The matter of carr Mulvhil a2t Muyl hathei az, @
hcr and others Kingsaud Tompkins in the matter OF
Reddy sprague at o;onon oor az, I m. natter
Of Wri>sheimcr OCounor agt Mcintyre -Gfanted. s,,
c c6f & act Dorand santed denying molten
for say. and order pied ainendipg Jud me w 70,
ssco ari 0ard o. Commissoners OF fhots->ou0oo Vi
e,rc5I- Ia5t / Judge onohus.-Bowman agt Bo"e'-
Sup1ior f'onrf-.>Decid1 1erm-Bv Judge Sedgwlck
-Ba-jho agt KauimaD-Case ana amendments
Garner agL Mangan 81 aMOton denied "ilhou. o' So
schultz eic. tie Third Avenue Dailro9d Company ~ o.
nudugs fact sousd Bauer agt Bauer / aeslr' " S
counsel. Fgrer'Yc AIT Hafgrayo-MOuOD uehito Hoioi
agi ZO.ier.- lotion granted. - D.
Vorel-anr aet waera-~ec memorandum FOR counsel mug
gcn ag Murselleierence ordered MaIgoiga ~, ,h
oon dismissed. Nor nge agI DeIouns.-Detauit opened
Wyckon Authouy. Case settled CIT.
IGl1uP (OHt- Chambers - By Judge 'lnhoU,-
euue IN ag Barbpr-MOuon granted unless Dalnn puts
cause by the hrst Monday OF 1epenpeI I1
mott m 10 snSs viii denied Bruuner AIT Ambrose Two
r9otons-lioon granted but defendants ore allowed 10
vi, allyve ce erantct rae y iders lrOn Foundry agt
Congo another Bond approved Bassi'i tg. "VNl5
Case ~ settled ordered hitI -aiVnoh Ii's
opened per order me- whitaker aSt, nun
Patent Arms COMPANY Commission O,Yei5n. Hi,.
Pleu.-Pubicauon ordered Clemens agt' Lang
ings dismissed. M, ..o .or
dr1n D3nncuhauer agt Dcrondo; WATERS agt Damien
hauer-OIder signed deUNlLS III i'I'h'
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SUMMER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. "a bright, clear sky
and a strong south wind have made the day delightful
here
The departures this morning not larger than on
other mornings OF the week.
The bathing masters say that yesterday was their best
day this season.
There few any. uDoccupcd seats In the dining
room OF any hotel at Long Branch yesterday.
The basket collection at the Roman Catholic Church
of Our Lady of tie sea, yesterday, amounted to
$1.l30.
The Swedish Ladies' Concert at the Ocean Hotel to-
night promises to be wen patronized Tickets enough
10 assure its success have been sold
ouartcte Of prominent Democrats. embracing Sena-
tor John Z. stockton. r. f. Stockton Miles Ross ana
Senator Leon Ab9ett unchcd together at the Surf
House last evening. The number of prominent poll
icians OF Long Branch is constantly increasing IL Is
regauing It's old name of the " Summer Capital"
There is to he sailing regatta at Pleasure Bay on
Saturday for purse of 500.
Captain Cromwell. Of the Iron Pier has resigned his
position Colonel Henry b. Fitch. nephew Of Judge
Fitch. succeeds him.
Dr. j. NJ. Kitchen. of the College OF Physicians aud
Surgeons. NowYork. Waiting Mr. s. S. Constant at
the later's cottage on Chesea-ave
Major T. Haleck. L. s. A.. is al the "Siatos'
General Horace Incersoll is et the Mansion.
There have been many umors that General Garfield
and General Hancock coming here, and the time for
their arrival has been fixed several times thus far all
Ia vain.
The following are among the late arrivals.
Mansion H0RSe-H. Demgrcss, Albany; T. Hazard,
Detroit; n, wilson Il :. n; G.. i. IhOuipson, Baton
L. Manssse and 500, chicago; Henry Mortz Fred C..
Green, j. ". BTOwnlng New-YOTk.
OceGn UOfcE-E. Kaystone. &. W Rumsey, st. Lonis I;
W. strauss Isdlana; G. V. Cohn. Brooklyn; A. Dnten-
hofer, savannah: J. Jars. Nashville; j: H. Hll ana
family Philadelphia: b. Moore ID. K. Lyd0Z and wife.
J. FipO. y. Boulon, J. L. Striker, f. D. Kellogg, New
York.
West End Hotsl-C. Clcfton. Buffalo; D. II. Maring.
Bait more: NJ Schwab, Paris j. MupO. T. W. Clark.
Pniadephia; H. Hsilock l.. Wilson. c. Kelly J. Nor
imam I IA he n. I N,
hcimer y w-YOrk.
Eociand Hotel-A shOtwel r. i. Wunder. d. Price,
Phadp lpniA; NJ. C. Heath l. L. LamDerger, X. Moore,
Ntw-NuIk.
United States Hofcl-Jos Strauss. g. Michesberg and
wife H. WISE. NJ Wlse NJ. HIbum. W English, j. 7.
sern j. p MADDEN. L. Foster, NJ. NJ Stern, Louis WI
SON $ NJ. L, Wy. NcwYoIk
Atlantic HOtcl-Jcnuie Young, EaSton, Penn y. Donrc-
doure Pnilaae iphia; II. Clemens, NJ Palm r. j. Davis
and family. NeW-Iork.
IioeI Bri0hon-I j. Trumbull jersey City; ]. NJ Slpp
Newark; F. f. de Crane, Philadelphia ". B. Lock
wOoG, &. c. Keys, New-Y0rk
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LIFE AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 2.-Clear sky, cool
breezes wefed hotels and crowded thOrOuGhfaros are
the features at this delightful resort. August
opened we'll to-day with the Casino reception. etc
The skating rink is now a popular place for summer
Airtations.
No polo will be played on Wednesday, owing to the
impossoity Of securing sufficient number Of players.
The games were begun earlier this season than they
were last Lander's orchestra, OF how-York.
furnish music polo days"
Nj Leonard Jerome and family, OF New-YJrk. have q
sule Of rooms at the Ocean House.
Judge Dillon DR.. Wharton the writer on International
law Nr. Franklin Field, OF NewYOrk; Mr. L. Il. White,
Boston and Congressman ana Airs. Lor1ug, OF Mas
sachusetis are in town.
Mr. and Mrs. A \. Low, of Brooklyn, have returned
from Europe and taken possession Of their fine villa
near Castle Hill.
Nj and Mrs. Daniel Torrance, Of New-YOrk who have
Just returned from Europe have arrived at her cottage
BeeYue-ave.
Among the late arrivals tonight are the following: C.
r.. Paddock aud family. of st. Louis; H. NJ. Mckee anu
wife. OF Pttsburg; L. H. Kufley. A. c. Adams. T. Rob
erts jr and fanny, Of Philadeluhia J. J. Kane T. x
Ain c. Chapman and c. Il. Greeley. of ST. Louis, and
George f. Very and family, of Worcester.
La e arrivals at the hotels include the following:
ocean Housc-J J. Anthony, Geo. Il. Works and fam
ily L. ". Wood. J. f. Peck Boston Thos. Bell F. W.
Hunt Mrs. j. A. Goodsel Miss Rooney, II. Bnger, T.
d. Newton, W N. Carson, j. A. Moore, Mrs. Gwyun, n.
Gwynn the Misses Gwynn Henry Parish. IT,, j. H. Hoy,
Robert sanborn j. b. Anthony W G. saunders, II.
Meyer, NewYork; Geo. A. Davis, Providence; :. b.
Sweet Topeka; George b. Loring and wife. Salem {;
William Staff ard wife, L ng Island; o. p. Young and
wife, Minneapolis; f. II. Kelly ard family, Worcester;
p VI. Emerson. Luther Adams, j. Townsend, john Por-
ter C. II. Adams {. A. Benedict. I. NJ Ripley Boston !;
W. C. Saunders, Augusta. Ca; j. II. McHueb, Albany
T. c. Wing Calcutta; Alex. wing. England; a How
land Toronto; H. Cram. jams stokes 1r I. G. Gil.
lesp.e New York George Fox Philadelphia the Rev.
DR.. Hosmer. Miss Iosmer Boston L. Heher tr = ris !;
III Tpv1pU Ep ,gE rn 4 San
CISCO; r. \. Pympton d. H. Bartlett; Mrcntu4m Isaac
L. Eaton. LeayeDwOrth; Mr., Russell Ia cock, Cover
noi's Island D. r. Lee, Simond Tfflnv, Mis- fif-
fanny, Ne~YOrk A HllhOuse and family Philadelphia;
W. r. COzen, East Orange y. j.
Hotel AquidnecE-S. Nathan and family 6. COnant Eos
ter j. A. Moore w. NJ. Carson, j. NJ q. Kenny, c. r..
Foster +. II. Horton, New York.
Jnitcd States HoteI-D. H. Thompson, New Haven 4.
T. NicnOls. Yunkcrs; L. l.. Dow, H. d. Fagg, Boston
Thomas Murphy. I. +. Murphy, Brooklyn; J. NJ l..
Gardner and family. New-YOrk.
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CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.

CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. Pin the Chautauqua
Foreign Missionary Institute to-day an animated dis
cussion by prominent missionaries took place on the
ouestiop: How 10 Promote Missionary Intelligence"
II deye,oped the necessity general informs
nh the progress Of missionary work Dr. Sheldon Jack
SON. Of Colorado ecured twice on Alaska and Utah."
and the Mormons." He requested that the lecture on
the Mormon, be not published for prudential reasons in
cas- he should retur m 10 Utah Dr. Butler OF Mexico.
leclured on and the grown OF protestant sent
meu there The school OF Languages and the Teachers
Renee, continued their labors to day. Large crowds OF
tourists to-day and the National sunday school
Assembly Will open tomorrow with the largest attend
ance ever present first day OF these gatherings
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EoRcED mo- PAY HEAVY DAMAGEs.

DENYING A STAY TO THE THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY
Company IL THE CASE or THE LITTLE BOY WHO
was urrpl Ry ONE or ITS CARS.
m - - H., &C .l.o cuDorior Courf
ne b'h'ioi A'i'" Va w 'N'N' -
several VT, b. ago, affirmed judg Hent D when Mlah
n -t,,., . nm. ho, who mad bcen frrhtfulIv mutt
i''"C"''"' W -. 800. 49,, ~, 1t,iri A ,,
lHted D. Dtlhg uu over ny Il HOtace"l "" '"U ' ~
ME Railroad recovered verdict OF Sl0OOO against
a., ,lr ~ ANN many tor his Iuiures Not long after
'"o i''''' N'i' - ~. J.. a., Mo-,
ward the company ofG'" Pi"Vee I,"S' !" III" i'''
seventh street. Police Court AGAINST MessfS MortOD ana
f, vo nj tne Witnesses for the pain.f on the trial
-. 80, ,. -, ,h,,. i,., mat these men had entered
4oi '"' i"' F''' " '"" -'N -
into . conspiracy TO deiraud the company Cornelius
i,, taod a,oipst Them that he did not see the ac
''" -. 800, IN, md o+to,,,,+ol
event. Dui iha' Nort'u aPl''"'"'' nun an" az P'
to per-uldc him to testify in accordance with the Al
.,t. az thor conspracv thai he had seen the az
- -, g.. 60, ,,r,l..s ~ tbo oar
clCrnt ana t-a' u was C"''o' y, '"o "' % ~
beng 81 order. After the alleged consprators had
,, b,il for trl,l the counsel for he railroad
ITO" 49, 80 -, 49,. , 49,. o,,.u,.. r, ut ~,
pau} o'alhed III me Nhhh''ts VI tue ""'eioi O"i' ii"
order show cause tcy should not lave stay OF
tf, ds m order 10 make motion for new tral on
80 ..t,.,u - ..,,,r,so ord ~ r.,vl,, dis
III sFo"n" % ''"'i'i"o' u '''P''' "-'' - -"'' 49,
covered evidence.
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NAVAL INTELLiG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2.-COmmander Albert
Kau,z has been ordered to command the Michigan,
August IL. Commander George W. Haywood has been
detached frem the command of the Michigan. and or
dered Inspector Of the Tenth LghtBOu District
Commander william II. Bridgeman has been detached
from duty Light House Inspector Of the Tenth Dis
tIfct aud ordered TO settle accounts.
The Alliance, according 10 advices received at the
Navy Department left ST. Johns. Newfoundland, on
the 24a of July TO search for the John Ryan, ShOa
patches Bertel and Nile Rocks
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pEDEsTRIANIsM AT PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. Sat the Park
Garden this afternoon John Raine, of Canada won the
one mile running race In 453i9. The one mile walk
won by f. Mott OF New-York the three-mie run
won hv Raine in 10 minutes Ii seconds At 10 o'clock
Weston was sleeping having been on tho track nearly
four hours The noise Of other performances In the
Garden dIstuTbs him
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BRIDGE ACROSS THE RED RIVER.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. August 2.-The new
iron bridge across the Red River the ST. Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad is completed and
trains viii across tomorrow. Its length Is 7os
feet between the abutmcUts. There is a draw span
800 feet IN length. fixed span Of 3l2 feet ana two
fixed spans Of IS each. The brcge ls first class IL
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CIVIL NOTES.

Application was made yesterday. before
Judge Barnard In Brooklyn. for receiver for the Ultra
marine Blue Company, which has factory in Lorimer
s Brooklyn The application rected that the company
was nsolveDL
Judge Barnard. in Brooklyn yesterday, ap-
pointed Henry G. Johnson. Henry r. Titus and Charles