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NEW YORK NOTES.
The Death Rate.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The semi annual report
Of the registrar of vital statistics was submitted
to the health board o-day. During the half
year ending July lst there were 1920 deaths
in this city, an increase OF 1,131 over the same
death rate OF 1926 In every 200 OF population
estimated on the basis OF the recent census at
1.2Q9, SCI.
After Fasting Five Days.
Dr.. Tanner completed the fifth day OF hts
fasting feat at noon to-day. He is apparently
cheerful and confident. His pulse stands at 50
end temperature Of body is unchanged. During
this morning he nnsed his mouth with water,
carefully refraintng from swallowing any OF the
fluid
Republican Headquarters.
The headquarters Of the national republican
committee have been located at No. M1 Fifth
avenue, New York.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISER ,'..rN1s IN THE sIlo

sECffoh sAbEs-StS page.
BohfpfgG--4th page,
BUssNEss CHANCEs-4ts sage.
Books, kc.-6th page
Doors AND SFOEsLtjh PAGE.
CITY ITEMs-sth Page.
Coal AND Woop-6th page.
DEATHs-5th page.
Day GooEs-sth page.
EbUcLTIoN-4th page.
ExCTRsIONs-Sth page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-sth page.
For RENr AND SALE-4th page.
FoR SALE (Miscelaneous)-4th Pare.
HoUsEFUENrsHINGs-5t page.
LADIES GOoDs-5th page,
LIST OF IETTRRs-2d page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MEDICAL. &C-3d page.
MIscELLAyEoUs-6tha and 7th pages.
PERsoNAL-4th page.
PRoFEssIoNAL-4th pare.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th page.
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &e.-8th page
Railroads.&c. page.
RELIGIOUS NorICEsE1st page.
SUMMER REsoRTs-4th page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page.
STEAMERs, &C--6th page.
The TRADEs-6th page.
UNDERrAKERs, &C.-5th page
wANTs4th page.
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Sentenced

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Thomas Melia and
Samuel Symonds, sailors, who pleaded guilty
to setting fire to the cotton on the ship Iron
Cross OnsApr1l 22d were to-day sentenced by
Judge Whitsker to five years hard labor each.
John OCOnnor OF The Ella Wood charged as an
accessory, was released on $3.50 bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

Lewis Schmidt was murdered, his body
thrown into q well and llis house burned at
Amlty Vile. L I, Wednesday night
q A man In black mask entered ST.
Xav1ers Convent, Providence, and tried to kiss
a pretty nun. She screamed, and help tust
AZ The Petersburg (Va.) common council has
Lurned out an the readjuster city of1icials ana
d leo their places with democratic
man cannot be too careful OF his repu.
tauoD Some day he may want to run for Pres
!den1-N. y. HOrtd.
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. Nd, July 3.-The first day
Of the July meeting of the Monmouth Park as
sociation has fair attendance. The weather
is pleasant and the track In fine condition after
follows: Sir Hugh, IS; Kitty J., 81; Dan Spar.
ling, 81: Enquiress 26; field including Shadow
Dance. Sioux, Democrat, King Ernest colt, ana
AurOraS Baby, 4S.
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The Alleged Spanish Outrages.

THE FIRING ON AMERICAN VESSELS TO BE INVES-
GATED BY OUR NAVAL AUTHORITIES.
The reports Of the captains OF the Philadel-
ph1a and Boston schooners recently fired upon
by the Spanish cruiser Nuncio are not as full or
explicit as the government desires; nor Is the
statement Ia regard to the matter made by the
order to get at the exact facts the Navy depart
ment to-day issued orders that the U. S. man
Of-war Tennessee now at New York. proceed
Immediately to the West Indies, to make
searching examination OF all the circumstances,
and report as early as possible. Upon this re-
port the future course OF the United states gov.
ernment will In great measure depend.
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NEW YORK. July -Stocs inactive. Money.
~. Exchange. long. lS4; short AS6k. Govern
mrnts steady.
NV YORK. July s.-Cotaon and Produce Ex-
cha. gee are closed 70 day.
rer cen t., luz: 4H yer cents, n2X; new nvss.
1861. Atlantic and Great WegtGn 6rst moFegaee
trustees certificates, TON: Atlantic and Great
Western seconde 81. Erie. n; do. second consols.
81. Reading, 6.
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ARMY ORDsRs.-Leave for six months on sur.
geons certificate Of disability. with permission
to leave the department. OF Dakota, is granted to
Lieut.. Col c. C. Gilbert, 7th infantry. The
ant quartermaster. Is extended three months.
Capt. Z. .. Roberts, 1Tth infantry, viii report
20 Brtgadier General Geo. Crook, commanding
department OF the Platte, for duty az aidade-
camp.
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GEN. w. d. wHIPPLE, adjutant general OF the
division Of that mission, headquarters at Chica-
90. arrived In the city this morning.
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AUGUSTA, GA. July ga fire here at o'clock
this morning destroyed Pendleton Bros foun-
dry and machine works. Loss. $25 900; insur-
ance, $1O,O Geo. T. Jackson & co. s flour mill
WAS nai tIY DAMAGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

THR TREASURY now holds 1861 ,652, $50 In u.
bonds to secure national bank circulation; U.
s. bonds deposited by national banks during
the week on this account, s525, 600; and with
drawn $500 900,
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
UPTON will leave this evening for Oakland for
a short stay.
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HANGED Yesterday.

ROLLING FORK, MISS, July 3-Link Williams
was hanged here yesterday for the murder OF a
man named Plessner. About 1,5OO persons
were present. Williams made q short speech
warning his friends of his fate and asking them
to pray for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

DURING THE WEEK ended to-day, nationa
bank notes to the amount of S, ,2I9, 600 were re-
ceived at the Treasury for redemption against
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

ST PAUL, MIMI, July s.-General Sherman
az Secretary Ramsey arrived In town yeSter-
day to attend the commemorati0n OF the dis
covery OF the falls Of 81. Anthony, at Minneapo.
lis today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

NOmlnated Alter q Long StruRgle.
OF Quincy, Ill, was renominated for Congress
Dy the democratic Congressional convention of
tie 11th district at Jerseyv1lle last night. The
convention was In session two days, and 1853
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnternal
revenue. 45s. .5a4. .O2: customs, s6l7, ,9S2.S3.
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Political Notes.

That staunch democratic paper the PhfladeI-
phfa Record says at is to General GarfleIds
credit that he is a comparatively poor man.
Even paItlsan pilnoness cannot fail TO see tnat
II SO Inclined he could have stolen himself rich
during his congressional career.
The Nashville Tribune says that Bob Toomb.
has come back into the Union and VIII vote for
Hancock.
1t is announced, but on somewhat doubtful
authority that Mr.. Potter Palmer, of Chicago
who labored so hard for the nomination OF can
Grant, has Joined Hancock and English club
and that as punishment the republicans have
removed their headquarters to an Opposition
hotel The fsct Is that Mr.. Palmer has always
been democrat.
The following Congressional nominations were
made yesterday: S. NJ. Stockslager, by the DEM
ocrats of the Sd Indiana district, now represent
ed by Hon. q. A. Bicknell, who was defeated fn
the convention; and Thomas l. Williams by the
democrats OF the % Tennessee district now rep
resented by Hon. l. c. Houk, republican.
The appointment OF Hon. Marshall Jewell as
chairman OF the national republican committee.
although perhaps as good as could have been
garded as a'particularly strong one. He might
do for state canvass, but is hardly equal TO q
presidential campaign.
Senator Bayard spoke for Hancock and Eng
lish at Wilmington, Del, last night. He says,
If his health permits, he viii stump Ohio, Indi-
ana, Pennsylvania and New York.
Both the republicans and democrats were
swift to get on the wrong side of the Chinese
question In the hope OF attracting doubtful sup
port in the Pacific states The last thing TO look
for In party platform is either conscience or
courage.-I'hHd. Record, DEM
The Pittsburgh Telegraph says that Heister
Clymer has withdrawn from the Congressional
race In Berks county. and that this will insure
the nomination OF state senator Daniel Ermen-
trout who is man Of marked ability and the
democratic leader of the state senate.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
Chss. Henry Richards and Mary Rich; Henry
compton and Priscilla DiggS

THE DOOR LOCKED AGAINST MINISTER
Messrs Cook and Cole filed a bill to-day for
Rev. Alfred B. Wilson, pastor OF the Ebenezer
NJ. E. church, colored, against the trustees OF
the church for mandatory Injunction to compel
them to allow him to occupy the pulpit
OF the church to which he was regularly ap-
pointed by the last conference. IL seems that
the trustees are dissatisfied with him and
locked the doors against him. They want their
former pastor back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY Is expected to re-.
turn toWashington this afternoon on the limited
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TEE HIRTH MURDERBRs.-DiStr1ct Attorney
Corkhill has Acknowledged the receipt OF a SEQ
ond letter from MeSsIs. Wells ana Coyle, In re-
and Pinn convicted OF the murder or Hirth,
declining to enter into any controversy on the
subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

No OFFICER OF TIE ARMY Will be detailed for
duty at the artillery school at Fortress Monroe
In place OF General Upton, who after the board
to revise the code OF army regulations, OF which
be is a member, concludes its labors win pro-
ceed to join his regiment, the 4th artillery.
There are two other field officers at the artfl-
lery school under General Getty, ana there IS
no necessity for detail In place OF General
Upton.
j. MASON RICE has been appointed collector
OF customs for st. Mary's. Georgia His was
one of the nominations that failed to be acted
upon by the Senate before adjournment.
NOTHING WAS HEARD at the White House to-
day about the Presidents return. He is ex-
pected back on the 4:30 limited express from
New York this afternoon.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPHARAHCR OF Boy.-Frank
Page, ten years old, son OF Boston broker,
and who was at Haverhill, N. H., % spend his
vacation, mysteriouely disappeared nve days
ago, and though hundreds Of men are searching
for him, and large reward Is offered for his
recovery, there fs no clue TO his whereabouts
"a A gentleman in lecturing for blind asy-
lum began BY gravely remarktng. "If all the
world were blind what melancholy sight It
~ Propriety-Light-minded young thing In
o bathing suit: sSurely, Aunt Margaret, you're
not going to wear your spectacles In the water"
Aunt M: Indeed am. Nothing shall induce
me 70 take on another thing"
IL Recorder 90 witness with bandaged
head: ibid he have any grovocation when he
struck your" Witne6s-"He may have had
something OF the kind concealed on his person.
but II was brick he struck me wid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

WASHINGTON LTTERATL-Hon. j. X. Upton,
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, has con-
tributed to Appletops Annual Cyclop9ata for
1879 two articles admirably concise and lucid
In STYLE and complete In historical detail-One
upon the Reiundfng of the Public Debt at diff
ferent periods since the foundation of the gov
eminent; the other upon the Resumption of
Specie Payments;-both being achievements OF
signal distinction In financial history. The
same publication has very minute and COM
prehensive account OF the organization and
workings OF the United States Signal Service,
Signal officer. Gen. A. j. Myer Captain How
gate also contributes paper Of singular in
terest upon the Arctic Explorations OF the
wear
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.AYWARD = HUTCHINSON.
3l7 Ninth street.

Txs 1..ClAI attention. 10 AODKRNIZIS0 ana
W dxeltnEs. "~''A HaaMsi%Ins ms1si Isstn IN
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THIRD CALL FOR REDEMPTION OF OLD WASH
INGToN CORPORATION SToCK-The following
call, the third, for the redemption OF 'regis-
tered stock OF the late corporation of Washing
ton" was issued to-day:
Treasury OF the United States, Washington
d. c., July 8, 1880. BY virtue of authority given
by the act OF the legislative assembly of the
District Of Columbia approved August 10, 1871,
entitled ''an act to create commissioners of the
sinking fund and to preScl ibe their duties +" and
the seventh section Of the act OF Congress ap-
proved June II, 1875, entitled "an act to provide
permanent form Of government for the Dis
trict OF Columbia" hereby give notice that the
principal ana accrued interest Of the stock here
1n-oelow designated, known as registered
Suck OF the late corporation OF Washington
VIII oe paid at the Treasury OF the Gnited
ssateS. s IN the city OF Washington, on and after
Tue lotn gay OF July, 1850, and that the interest
oh salo STOCK VIII cease on that day.
fivB PER CRNT GENERAL STOCK.
-. Al oeiIanc4tes issued by the late corporation
Oh washington numbered from 42S to AS inclu-
sive, and those issued by the District Of Coinm-
Ola numbered from l to 81 inclusfve All stock
forwarded for redemption should be- addressed
70 the Treasurer OF the United States and in
ooIseQ II hereby assign the within cerfificafe
70 the Treasurer OF the United States snr ra
demption." Where parties desire checLs IN
payment for stock drawn to order Of anV oro
out the party whose name Is inscr1bed tnaroar
they should add to the above form of assiSn.
ment, account OF f0tvin1 nasne
OF person to whom payment is 10 ne made MSae
stock must be presented for redemption ar the
r1sk and expense OF the sender. ~A0
JAS. GILFILLAN. Treasurer U. 8.
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j. MASON RICE has been appointed collector
OF customs for st. Mary's. Georgia His was
one OF the nominations that failed to be acted
upon by the Senate before adjournment.
, 1880-07-21

sss End u rutry ii" esios aifss's sbs N
HAtcocRa o1ahRn NEvtEwEb.
.1'ricily g1tntuc,tlnF ~ the famous ors,cr. v.
appointed 10 cxccas, 10. tho Iawu fl@k II t,,s,,aa xaa
but to curry out and cItusitD the pojlrv n
AndTeW Az ,a Jn''msn , waifl, ws no ,a, tle y II
inei. ~ slii,crsetlctl g'ti,t nn'l t,t,rolRhy
iayn 'oIiisf whose I'm H., anti patssolIs wers
ss' @ Ws efGeG xrssi IL Ms 9p!s ssrs w sFns
mt my pulley nGntg.ty 10 te viii Of tle pses pse
Ms; !Mrt'as,sc,l Jhns ~, ; ss!G;ststf; hn wns ina
tho pehplt ns GxprGtttsl l'y their RepipsetS..
,tss ~ e u wsxfGis s 5 ntE - M.. s Y " assr
VI w!shes u elcon' ii NSw Grlcn,p.s. ps'''sr 70
Wlthalt flio sllHE'test opportunity for oscfp,
ing tic hitnnti0t, IL utter lersonnl lsunsAncc Of
tho truth, ho declares Tint peacu vu ar ,,,ist y
rnlKnc't n that department. From whom dbl he
Fs Fau,, r t. win,l sr eoM a' 9 III hys fpI r@rn tat
toll b!ra otherwlso Do4tio nnh Flald, 'iiiusss
ncct, SHOT ~ death ny tAnsu lI'lin whom tci,,
~ is spnr,i,o,'i, ,, Il w%s very hsct interval
haye E!nce. e our sorrow. !earnetl; liz m. NJ
,niees ,a tl,o n,a!"tvI,"nce % Of tho etNll nhori.
wers " oiy!i a.!tl.o,tiot, a.ld tl.e Inv doeaiaa
mas no 1egai SLn,o It noycrohts or lsato
aaeock M I'll rfSss' reiSpc i, abtss s
Erostra.s fSra,s Of sbo State uoyer,,,lcnt* whcs
Gre%;es NJ isis ,hs' en$ n,iii!isa ,s ,w L
pfHp9 lSSs %f l%sSh ,n at IH y }''nnyp to oxpsssa
Ia wSh o Ss S1oGe ss sssns M 5 nef Syss
sa esa peG to lfa Az ~, the
!M wa nr1,s ts ne, me eIyi taws 80 cnl,e shouala
ntnno tsnif IN In Trt,ncr rSi,t tnns ,t' nN
, 1880-07-21
liancoclse election, would 10 President IN fnct

Thus ends thfs platform. A nlpro in,p,ltont
t ss, poope h % G9s G
stnr,t,v @ ,cned vc WEE" hnvc nny tvcr 'Tn init II
II not for ~ IN nfJrnso whnthor,
va. ehnli hn iunrlsoahlo or whnther wo shnIl
nas MyS ,e ,b onog r S o @ tc sas nas
Old purity. ~ wiokod ~ ever, as danecroiii M
~ s eyer a1 @ e
dcnue. r,nxr. and y0tt. [. nm RlIrC, viii tnako
tho sa,ue cid answer, "Noi" fAppiauso,i
oRS' ~ mAF0S'ck. S'ck.
,,n .n5 n. ILL., tau 49,, ~ ssfr s III,
lid ,Icc1rJ. 10 iar as wo huvo my il,ear,a II
j,is!ng fro,,, tholr owl lie. with tic constI..
wn,d hnrtijy. d. FOR thU lotmocrntic DIRTY, who
mi Steadily and bitterly OPPOSED d treat tnIt-
ccn,,s" fy h ws xe uSi nilinlr ra @ N lac IN o
% Ssss!,ss - ss vas teiaIer: 'sa =, su,', , n'
ssfss @ pof nv mnas ny " eYese II
whch: % far Us MY ovItianea has yct bco1i f,,r;
Hs rn G nG @ 9 s n.a ps an anW tia
duties of TINT conS,nnd Is pnraiodas ~ evidence
minIstrHtlon md 0f TINT ortlrr. Wn nro Unjlrd
upon 10 inJorsc md anproye bnth, aud Gu,cu,
wItliont my agcney on oir part,wo are conl-
merits and lotncrlts Of Andrew onsutl'H poloy
t,f decentralization. of which den. 1innoork wTs
t0c tlmc tlb eGlcctcdh hkent 9nd representative.
This single Instance In his E1rCUr ILLUSTRATES Ills
character ns clvfli0f. urd NhONH him 10 hnyu
iunn fIiftv in svmnfhV With nj ii,o rcnctfot,niv
@ .5 ,.5,tsn -, ~ ~ ~ 49, a,rsn,t
n.a l"eunuS - ~ Wy ~, %
purity. Inls position onnlnt W TINY eotnpro.
hon,ctl Without ~ l,nnorst9ndlnE 0f tue hlatnry
polntment. ~~> '''''O~~''
win. wos then Known as Ike IL nep.rt,nems III of tho
uuff. MDnroD, It do!ihnt Hotcl, wns Mayor nf
Ncw Orleans and tho most Dlttor imposition Ind
beon @ oxhibited asainst the CongressIonni plan
" , tuIInstnn..uh NJ tuEuosstt.a"s rr"euHits n.u
BtllhnLhteH W !no eymrnthy ~ AnuroW Jonn-
son, t1On President OF tho United States.
@ .,as t's" o..n st ~ 1S'L',
IN July leGpt n convention Of lOyhI Union mon
wuA hold III Now 0rlcnnB. which WIS attacked BY
NJ, ii 1rtd tntt1, nIlr nv Inn nn]ito furct nlltI thu
fhon i;ifv nn6 Etnfn T,nrnrn,,,nmt nnstfr TIciI
n,,a 9 Ims nndtnr ifntnn ,.,o,, ,~nro tinf
aharItinn rnn,ortnd t5at lin tIMror "u of il whit1
fi"T fr,rn III Enurnntlan ,vns Iii,r1 in ,u,i
blood by 4 policeman, ind he udts, "tio wounded
fnnir ,n"is Ma,fnn ,vtf Eri9tbnts @ Ni,"1;t WI
loyal men Wero thits Drrltnily Killed nt1u
wounded. This brutal and inuruCrous pp1cy
f1tt tho silUsfntIMI IutlOrsDtnn,it t,f Aiiflruw
inhrsnS cn,1 mn nnnr,vni ~ Il .vns ,1natrnJ
.sn oo"e.nws tt ~ 80 -, ~ t "" liz n
itECcssA!f 70 sl1stA!u h!!u curry wv w Liyla{.
lio sinosupfcu !ella s.E1IGescn S5clit sHorN!a!
s.
, 1880-07-21

with enrh othor ns Il while. url Il o, tho wfo!o |
WI be!!uxn u ! tMh!n:s,t,rhiy II : lcsyc' thnt % Tho
ii the cnjvytnent, II al their Slvll sd palitieai
s,cccss att Hlprcn,poy u tho ltouubltenM rarty,
then whatever suncr ilawa wo may lind III its
1 :, r II n'tnp; s Ttoto
and to Il must We Nivo our allegiance.
nENoCnATIO ANXIETY ron OBLIVION.
II Is mt Singular, when wo consider Its history,
anx!ous 3 invent new issues ant! 70 Withdraw
public nttentinn, from their rceor1 md their
ee oy yIs ssf ,9 ss css sa hS s
ii!et' eMroer mus. 10 eliminated FROM p0tloa!
taat tho Wnr is ondcd: that tho Cons{itationnii
Amendments have been MdnptGf: thot ,olxtirts
lint TIC States hayo bScs restorc,i 10 ioir for.
NOR relations with Tho Vnian; and that tho*o
ssnfs shnrefGTe tu arS Hen *sss ind ~ hat T. Is
nrt,ui mon in TIC ileil aavo closed; tho war 10.
erasnty tyea All Stoaa VII @. ss wso Wa Ss
waEeI. Is endc!l, The Thirlccrih, Fourteenth.
md F!fteenth constItuuon9l Amendments hNvo
Tho enforcement of thesu ,it,lelimas iias bout,
,ll..!e; hut limit nttcr I'LL has not ru1novcd from
tiluH0 t,yu Rrtat parties. The character nj u tuAn
who ecoks public trust aud contl'!onco, Or private
on!nloyinet. y Misays H. issun \ i,,.At l,reonyor
mi, snnsr Il tinv inn naH tss,,. n;.tl ti.t,wh thC
@ s,nr. y ill.,. nv; ~ nate na,.n sYno,t ~ as
panl,cs for IT, Is IL 3ssns wuctsycT u &C. es,e Far
h;snpy. ts,n iLrI1,tia n,rtv hns stna,iiv III a,sd
snmti,,tnIsy hcnt, nnIit,cniiv shu,,cst NM; inu
1nn,,a thn, funf u ~, nTna9,tngiv n.snm1ini no
L, bu Known. II Il Hs steauY yiont"d ia vo IN
m,',nnMts NJ nn;l hrnkrn il y,ctras II II II III.
nnvSr ,n.'in NV wn,thv nromiso H. whi!h hns kant IT,
thnsn f"mts nr9 n1scndin~is: p"rttmnnt ,shnn
cnn,oa "Snrn % t1,c nos,1n MI nrnna.s
ei,i an secKnx u, @ a,cr il,to ew Ratios, T IN ,Ie
asta ~. s r n"w dh ,oso Wn sn n rGy " !noS
@ ~, ~ ~ C sp l., Ivy & @ ,hn ,i
ts ILL., 49,, III n ao ,s ~ ~ n. ~" mut' u
wsh thm n,nsts s ~ fr"jt ~" ,.nrS HinWoivc
which 4, loose:' I M q tho prct!o" # ths rights Il
tro u, ~ ~ u ."vin T. s H., .or, oun,', H
s,'ny lEy n', @ X @nayng ,n vc sAs a, sanny
r m"tcs Width tne aat T vV y"na
@ ha. % besn %inthorei BY tho Den,oeratiu ,arsy. as.
tnk ,s, ~ Man VII Mspttto tne 8snho1!.
tt y u HvHL sy,t, ~ wa.TM ~ ~ tno
ns,iv nf ,!r frc ns,,,oa hnvn rne bcn
tM!ie1t TOT ,ho inst 1.ar!er 81 cGit.ntt, anu
u1ued S us sors ~ IN ,he Mp pNs nnve
n4ve .oo.. ~ tao nan men Mnoso policy anu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

Any other meritorious article Of fancy
needle work may be entered in this class
and the same premium will be paid as If
premiums were offered.
CLASS XXXVlI-sEwINa MACHINES
Space win be allotted to Sewing Ma
chimes but no award made.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20
Cheese Makers!

T. B. Wire of Lenox has con-
sented. to put up one or more Of
his New Cheese Vats, and have
his milk routes changed to the Fair
Ground and manufacture cheese du
ring the Fair
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20
CLAss XLIL-M1ecE11ANrous.

CLASS XLII-AnscELLANEoU
1st. ID 3D.
Best ploWing by boy I'M
der IS years, $500 500 200
Best plowing by man, 500 800 200
1st Cd
Best improvements in soils, $500 100
Best improvements in tillSge, 200 100
Best Improvements in manure, 200 LOO
All entries and proceedings in this class
must comply with the provisions of an act
Of the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio entitled Fan act to amend section
370s of the Revised Statutes of Ohio" pass
ed April 9th, 1880, vol n Ohio Laws.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

Best pair of broke cattle any age, GOO
Largest and best exhibition Of cattle
of any and all blood by one owner,
LIST $50; Cd S15; Sd $40
Cattle entered singly can compete in col
lection.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

\ CLASS XLI-FoR GRANGERs.
To the Grange, the members of which
draw the greatest amount of premiums,
in proportion to number of members.
1st, $15i Cd, $40, Sd, IS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

fowls owned by any one ex-
hibitor, 800 100
Premiums for fowls will be awarded &C.
cording to the American standard of ex-
cellence.
Fowls entered singly may compete in
collection any other breed can be entered
and same premium will be given as If pre-
MUM was offered; but in no case will pre-,
MUM be awarded where the fowls do not
come up to high standard of excellence
and show themselves to be of pure blood
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20
CLASS XX-swrEE.
GLASS XXI-PouLrRY.

Stands will be erected for coops to be
placed upon, but exhibitors must furnish
their own coops Fowls must bo entered
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

lhIfY sJores sold intOxiUa.
rs as freely as molasses or
or examule. the town Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

element enters into attempts at sui.
eide A diverting exception to this
general rule IL Afforded hv the snioid-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-20

Articles properly belonging to this class
and not named, can be entered here, and
will draw the same premium as If premi.
um were offered.
GLASS XXXII-suaAR pRKsERyEs AND