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thus Iet.ra railroad building, which would
greatly en- Ian their az.
1hc rrayrcsslyc Chinee.


NEW YoRK, August 7tf.-rhe CcraHsr.ial
Bulletin says: We see it stated that the
North Adams shops are dischargins some OF
their Chinese hands, for the reasen that they
can get white labor cheaper The Cinnamon
have acquired, along with other knowledge, not
only the art of striking for higher wages, but
the art also OF maintaining strike through
q process of modified trsdes-unionism. We
believe that similar, if not the same phenoun-
ena, have been worked out also at various
industrial establishments in New Jersay,
where like experiments have been tried. 1t
is a fallacy to suppose that a Cinnamon never
ceases to he Chinaman in his tastes or atfili.
ations, or that he can never be assimilated
like most Of the human family 10 our eiviliz-
alton.
when Hayes WIZ Come.
WASHINGTON, August 7sh. = President
Hayes will go to the Pacific coast about Sep
tember lst General A. ID. MoCook and 9TH
ers of the staff will accompany him. The
trip will include an excursion to Southern
California. 1t is said that the President will
make political addresses and be absent two
months. No other President has ever visited
the Pacific coast during his term OF office
An Old Mans Death.
DENVER, August 7th.-An old man named
Matthew Bowling, living on Cuhb creek, q
miles southeast Of Golden, hanged hin self
in cellar yesterday The cellar was not
high enough to allow him TO hang clear; he,
therefore, looped the rope around his neck
and held up his feet or leaned forward till no
was dead. The deceased was quite wealthy.
Domestic trouble was the cause of the act
Our Reef on the Gontinent.
WASHINGTON, August 7th.-Ths American
Consul at Geneva says that American beef
and live stock have penetrated as far as that
region, and the value Of choice cattle ra:sed
in large numbers in Switzerland for Paris and
French markets has been sensibiy diminished
by the importations from America.
Somebody 10 Blame This Time
DETROIT Mich. J, August 7th.-The Co.o-
ner's jury in the case of the yacht Mamie ra.
turned verdict to-day charging the fatal
collision to gross earelessness ard criminal
negligence Of the master and pilot Of the
steamer Garland, which ran the yacht down.
washinsfon's Monument.
WASHINGTON, August 7th.-The first stone
in the work of completing the shaft of the
Washington National Monument was laid 70.
coins underneath the stone. II will take
about four years to finish the monument
Eynehed at las.
ATHENS (Ala. August 7th.-Bailee, the
famous wife murderer. whom two attempts
have been made to lynch, was hanged about
midnight by disguised band, supposed to be
Tennesseeans. The body was left dangling,
The Striking Messengers.
NEW York, August 7sh.-Tte strike Of
the American District Telegraph messengers
closed to-day TO the great relief of the people.
The boys got an added fifty cents a week.
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LAND FOR SALE.

0OA ACRES GOOD WHEAT LAND =
sSOU Two Hundred and Fifty Acres viii
produce Corn, without irrigatng; 30 Acres Alfalfa,
three crops per year. Good water healthy loca-
ton on Thotnes Greek. five miles from Railroad
Station and steamboat Landing Can be divided
Into two farns-House and Barn each tract Good
School within two miles, Annual yield OF grain,
about IS 600 bushels Sale c1mpusory-t time limited
10 September. Refer TO A. r. Atkins & Co., Rose
vile; Charles Harvey, Hu h Mooney, Tehama-
Apply TO JOSEPH ELLIS, Tehama, Tehana county.
Jyl0.Ip1m'
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements OF Ave lines in this department
Inserted for IS cents for time three times for 50
sents or rs cents pez week.
4 WANT TO ADOPT MY BOY To SOME GOOD
reliable person he is a bright little fellow, four
years old. Inquire ut No. 1l17 street. au6.3t-
WJANTED-A MALE TEACHER. HOLDING
w First Grade Certificate Lie Diploma,
with at least five years experience. Apply to
JAMES MOORE, Ophir, Placer county, Cal.
iy1N
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.
OMNIBUS.

ISoR sALE-oEE MEDIUM.sIZE OMNIBUS,
nearly new has been run but three months.
VIII be sold for nearly one-half of original cost.
Apply to or address, MARIN COUNTY JOURNAL,
san Rat q, Gal. iy25-lm.,.
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n. III. PIERsON,
w. O. TumAiLKILL, ID. n. :.
CLOCKS, JEWELRY
wnIrAM u. MILLER

nate with Fiobergl.
AYO 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 60
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer 4<SSA
aud Dealer in Watches, Slyerware, Jewelry, e. 50
etc. Repairing specially, under Robert eS,a,yS
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended To
[jy2aIptfl
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Zone Price, and Cash Basis -

Andth
FALLEN" Having
gained people, they
price, yet they carry insignia to-day. Iab
houses: They
That
yesterday, idertsee ourb husband,
principle purchase
degenera quickly CRITERION
Golden Rule holds
grows daiy-it healthy
swadg Clothes recognized
in the ack-keepng faith with the people
VIZ HAVE IlTTIE Tn nRFhT
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YOLO BREWERY
FOR SALE OR RENT 4!

HyHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO SELL OR
II rent 10 a responsible party her undivided one.
half interest in the WellknOwn and well established
YoLo BREWERY, together
with Five Acres OF Land, in Woodland.
f2y For particulars, apply to the undersigned,
adjoining the premises MRS BhIpGET MILLER
Woodland, July 81, 1850. jy23-lm
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES

SATURDAYS DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
EASTERN POLITICAL ITEMS.
Enthusiasm of Garne1d's Supporters in
New York
CLOSE OF DR.. TANNERS Loks FAST.
The Benders Returning to the Scene Of
Their Crimes.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST By RAIL.
The Texas Filibusters Closely Watched by
General Ord.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Lord Lytton Has "a Bad Quarter Of an
Hour" With the Queen.
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DENTISTRY.
-=---=7--=-=--
w. WOOD,
DIR. w. III. HARE.

~ ENTIST.-oFFIcE, NO. COS STREET. SEs
lB between Sixth and Seventh, over Kat
Eenslein & Bradiey's Millinery Store. tylI1Pt
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WE HAVE LITTLE TO DREAD
BIG LEVlATHANS OR LITTLE FISH !


long the but ECONOMY
while other plaring the public with PRICES ON PAPER
producing goods
charge dynamite explode opponents they
astonished at this epoito Of ourt
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+" The Men that Have Turned
the World Upside Down,
Have Come Hither Also 7

1s THERE A
A
EVEN
"
il a HALE BROS. and with but little
prenions lped prominence The
trading with those when they
had no opposition bled them numerically.
into preaching doctrine their
escuheon bearing the
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FOR SALE.

YIyIN AND STOVE BUSINESS FOR SALE, "a.
in one Of the principal towns Of the -
State party who could add Hardware and sess1Y
Crockery to the business would do well. For
STE1s0S'S, J street, between Second and Third,
Sacranento. iYlQN
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championship o.. lacrosse.

MONTREAL, August 7th.-A game Of l.
crosse for tie c.'aia p;onship Of the world + k
place Inv he. ss4' tfe Shanrncss of n ~
tresl and the Intopta. and s.,.s wsn by .
Shamrocls II hree s.rSight nanss. Taie--
hours, II minutes and seeoGds.
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Rohhing The Old Guard.

A RoID BURGLARY IL THE CONFINES of fAhlS-
THEFT OF SECURITIES WORTH SIX HUNDRED
THOUSAND FRANCS.
PARIS. August 20.-An audacious robbie
~ WAS committed this morning at Cour-
neuve, near st. Denis. Ihleves Droke INTO
the bedroom Of General Schramm, veteran
of the Napoleonic campaigns, and while It's
inmate slept emptied all the drawers ana
carried of securities OF an estimated value
of 6O0. 900 francs. The police are on their
track. ,.,o.o
the public eve the lOng-forgotten name oil
one OF the first Napoleon's bravest gene
rails. To the present generation it Will be
nothing but name. The Comic de schramm
was made lieutenant on the field OF Aus
teritz, captain at the seige OF Dantzic, chef
de bafuuion at Wagram and colonel within
sight OF burning Moscow. IL was he whose
valiant charge gave the victory TO Napoleon
al Lutzen, who captured the enemy's guns
before Dresden, aud who cut of the Aus
trian retreat at Pirna. On September 70, 1913,
he received the rank OF brigadler-general,
and he was only twenty.fou years old. After
waterloo, faitnfuIto Napoleon's memory, be
would serve no more. The restoration oil
1880 brought him back to his command, TO
cross swords with Aid ei-kader In Algeria
and lead the assault OF Mouzaia. The King
made him count, and the people made
him representatiye. He was a staunch Con
seryat,ye of the old school, aud though hs
han dled pottioIio for very little timt
under The second republic be had no sor'
Of sympathy With Republican IDEAS. 30 d
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New James-River steamer.
Norfolk Landmark


We take pleasure in announcing that the
new and elegant steamer City OF Richmond,
Of the James River Steamboat Company.
will arrive at this port Wednesday morning
next, the 25th instant, unless bad weather
or other unforeseen contingencies shall
prevent.
In the afternoon 0f that day she has been
engaged for "A grand excursion 10y the Uni
formed Corps, knights Of Pythias, TO Old
Point and the Capes.
On Thursday The steamer goes direct TO
Richmond without stoppage, leaving here
at 6 A. NJ. and arriving there about noon.
AT 6 o'clock Friday morning she will leIve
Richmond for Norfolk, arriving here about
noon, and will return TO Richmond about
nightfal the same day.
On Saturday she will leave Richmond at
6 A. NJ, arriving in Norfolk about noon,
and the same evening will make grand
excursion for the Knights OF Honor.
On Monday, August Both, she VIII make
grand family excursion to Richmond ana
back the same day-a feat never heretofore
attempted On this excursion she will
leave Norfolk at 6 A. NJ, and returning,
will arrive here by nigbtfall. Probably
another such opportunity will never be al
forded for children and adults to view the
points OF historic interest with which
James river abounds, and no one should
neglect to improve IT.
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How n Boy ROughed IL.

IWAshInVtOn TttpuDHCaH' bdIuTUaF'J
Lieutenant Eckloff has received letter,
written at Richmond, Va, from the mother
OF James II. Harvell, one OF the boys who
ran away from st. Vincents school IN Bal
timore, and who was afterwaid reported
missing, but has since been found near Ac-
cotipk, Va, stating that the boy remained
in Washington until the Sth OF July, sleep
ing in the Federal building. lie walked
from this city to the twenty-mie post,
where he met with the son Of Mrs. Dr. Hill,
OF Accotink, who took him home. He had
nothing but berries TO eat for three days,
and slept on the ground until be reached
Mrs. Hills house. He says he was whipped
so often with cowhide at the school that
he became dissatisfied and determined to 60
home. lie had six cbils at Accotlnk and
reached home with one, and is now very III.
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Arrows and stones.

RELICS OF THE ANCIENT PUEBLos.
Mrs. Lew Wallace thus writes in the In
dependent Yesterday | eXamlneda collec-
tiun OF relics-not eXquislieiy Deau'llui,
but exquisiiely old-from various points
along the valleys OF the San Pedr0, tue
Gjla. and the Rio Grande. These were
mainly broken potteries, few sacred Whis-
perin9 stones from old estufas, rude arms
OF it'll, and the familiar flint arrows, such
as have been discovered n every portion
of the globe where there are graves
OF men. Among many iriDkets onered
chose a little lookiDg-glass OF iZiii, anu ah
amulet OF chalcbuite from The ruins OF q
prehistoric city near FL Paso. II was close
TO The Texas line and within the limit OF the
moupd.bulders' region. i selected THESE
trlfes because they werefeminine belong
inps. and brought me nearer than the lpes
and batcheis could bring me to my DEAD
and gone sisters. The mirror, about hall
the slze OF your hand, is made OF iztli, or
obsid,an. an exceedingly hard, vitreous
substance. plentiful in volcanic countries,
OF smoky tint, and capable OF bigh pollsn:
The art OF working this intractable material
Is practically lost In our times, out wpen
wrought by the indigene was useful as IRON
or tempered steel.
The amulet and twenty beads OF chai.
chute were hidden In q black glazed Jar, ol
the sbape made by natives to-day, buried ~
a cave many feet below the surface oi tne
Ground. II was accidentally opened In 1878
by a party OF miners digging for silver
Probably tressure-h house abandoned ut tns
last moment, when the besieged inhaoiianl'
| fied before a victorious army. Stone bam
mers were fouad near the cave, arrow
heads. baicheis, serfated swords Of iztii
ike the AxtecaD, and hall q human skull
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WHO &. MRS. WIH&,LOW!

As this Qsesioni Is frequeady asked we VIII sim
ply say that she IS a lady whO iDr upwards of thirty
years has ratiringiy devoted her lime and taltntsas
a female physician aud nurse principally among
children. She has esn, ciay stIdied the constitn-
tion and wants OF this numerous class ana rs re-
suit of this effort and pra astcahknowledge obtained
I'm a lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she haS
compounded 4 Soothing syrup for children teethins
II operates like magie-giiing rst ana hsalti-aiN
s moreover. sure TO reg ate the bowels In eonse-
duence Of this article Mrs. W1SsLow Is becoming
woTd-renowned as a beAefaobDr OF her race et'i-
dren certainly DO RISE unand bless her; especihhy
is this the case IN this city. Vast quantities OF te
Soothing Syrup are nsfLYsold and used here. We
thiuk.drs. WinslOw,aas imn9taized her nsmSoy
this Invaluable article, and we sincerely believe
Thousands OF children have oeen saved fronson
early grave by its timeyuse. and that niionsy yet
unborn will share its benefits and unite In caihns
harsb.sssed. No MsyIiERi lies discharged her oaty
10 l,eY suffering hlu- one In our opinion, un'tsbo
hus given Il the bensasof MSs. Winslows soe'ifns
s,rtp. Try II, molsrs-rsY IT sow-bpdits
Tfssfor. New York oSiN sold by all drugsi''s--zo
.an,s ho,,,e de lO-sodlw
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PDAICE COuRT.-The following cases were
di. posed az at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Polioe-,BGssice ID. &. Richards
SON.
Eerdie Rawlings ecolOred). charged with
faIoniously assaulting and wounding Nose
Thomas with rock Continued until Itses-
day.
Harrison Brown ,eolOred), charged with
vayrancy, was ordered to leave the city,.
Waller Fiizhngh leoloIed). charged with
assaultlng ana slnlSing Randolph Hicbs'4Nan
rock, was in0d Sj, and required to'p,y
ll5he COSTS.
/ William MooRe and George Ralre Doth
seolored), changed with Sealing. a Wi@er-
melon from W. L. Via, were sCaieHo0@ TO
receive ten stgSDss each.
Jordena Mayo and Mary Jackson, i3oth
coloredj. charged with keeping an iltgoy'
efned hoUse, were each tined; S2a ana SEN
fenced TO be-. confined in ipii slXi.s days
An appes9was taken.
Thomas Garter (coloredE. charged will
being n aomA0n yagrant, and SIiSsa Plea
SAINTS (selOne<). charged sj.h beh3g dIsor
derry ea,the street, were eSnmias1a 10 iai
Tor ifsaon DAYS.
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The CIRcrs is CGSiYG--t'oUP's UNITEI
MONSTER ExHlBuIoys MIR. frank j. Pen
Ing, The advance press s1ent OF W. Z. Coup
The proprietor OF the WHIT Is ann 1uDced q
IAN Earth's Gi ieatest Stcw," has been "
The city for The past seyeisl days, ud MAJ
COMPLETED all the arrangements for tbs ex
/ bibition In this city next Frrtay and Sat ur
day. Hr. PeillDg Is an old newspaper mai
and j. fall OF interesting "reminiscences both
OF hi, life on the road and OF reportorial
"reminiscences.
The cirsus, which Is announces 10 make
Its first appearance on the 27tb, is ,aid 10 be
one Of the best. II not the best, no~ under
canvas. The asicmpt In specify sli the
novelties embraced in the monster aDited
shows wousG regpjre more time aps'space
tha1 Is at on disposal. The IeportefBust
therefore content bfmself with meDtioDiDg
few OF the eading ones, as follows:
The great lsdfau show, RicthePs flying
machine, Heights Jubilee singers, Eny-
voiced grand csoIus, pair OF canine metcs
ors, tbe $1,000 leapiny greybounds; i'te
New York aquariumy miniature ocean
Of won5eTs, containing The giant devst
fish, bell Blenders, anacoHdas OF the deepr
banded prUteuS, walking bsb, sea devils, sea
robbers, spa'rnvens,. sea lions, sea leOpards,.
sea horses. climbing perch, etc. These new
Acquisitions. together with the 100000
stud OF wondfpus BonebO horses, Royal
Japanese ci,vus, Fryers new pony circus,
Melvlle's Australian circus, Woods
famous museum. ColplD's menagerie,
Japanese aly :, gallery $4,000 troupe
OF trained dogs; tle baby sea lion
which logetbeaibrm the most complete ar.
ray OF suDererJinent attractions that are
supreme beyoDdi all parallel, superior in
every essential detail. and is the only sue
cpssiul rival to the Free Novelty Parade,
comprising the Congress OF all Nations,
bnJing representative POM every land
and cline, superuly costumed in pure
native mode, magnificent sourt dresses.
jewels, gold, sIlveB and steel FURNISHED
armors berads bearing banasrs high aloft
with unique and sIunge devices; men-at-
arms, pages, ladies, Knights, cavaliers, etc.
The entire tribe OF Indians, Dounted on
pure Indian ponies. will also participate in
this all earth's wonder-mOving spectacular
street pageant. The japanese Troupe will
form u component part Of this great holiday
festival, ana may be seen seated iis their paper
chariot, brought expressly from Japan.
The only genuine royal BngiiAh couch the
state carriage OF Napoleon BFj.; cages,
utcISj dhibdi idnS, hpucui icPosiOoiiOs'
camels, umbrella cared elephants, gold
bound m6logical palace onwhees, contain
ing fierce, untamed lions and byenas. are
upon the highway seen,- accompanied by
their keepers: doramio' and wonderful
display OF representative types cS the ami
mai kingdom, actually worth travelling
miles TO witness.
Two daily entertainments will ne given
at and at Z. NJ.
COup's circus comes to Richmond en-
dorsed ny the leading papers OF the North
and Wcst'as one OF the best now travelling.
II has been some time. since the city has
been visited by a tirst.class show, and tins
one will 10 doubt be warmly welcomed and
extensively patr0nized.
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\ FAMILY MARKETING-RBTAiB. Prices
The follow ing were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
Meats. Beef, 6 to 1910 Zoe. per pound ;
mutton, So Ice. per pound; spring lamb, 10
TO l2Ac. per pound; lamb-chops, I2Ac. per
pound; veal, 10 to l2sO:. per pound ;
pork, 10c. per pOund; sausage lOc. per
hound; smoked sausage. lDe. per pound ;
bacon, 12A@1sE. per pound; bsef-tongue,
l2tc. per pound; cOrn-beef, = ~ 10c. per
pound; liver, Zoe. per pound; chltlins,
Sc. per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
Eo,cis and Butter. 6c.--Iiipe chickens,
10 10 25c. apiece, or % to 50c. peg pair, Sl.2j
TO So per dozen; live ducks. 20 to soc.
apiece, or Ace. to 81 per pair, y. 40 to 80
per dozen; live geese. Ode. apiece, or II per
pair; guinea fowls, 81 per dozen; squads,
20 to 25c. per pair; eggs 10 TO l2sc. per
dozen. The market Is well supplied with
fowls, but small demandT thsy are SELL
ing at reasonable prices. Butter, ID to
2O@25c. per pound; cheese, lJc. per pound ;
sweet milk, sc: per quart, or DC. per gal
lon; buttermilk, DC. per quart, or l5c. per
gallon.
YcqetabLes.-Corn (roastin gears Zoe. pei
dozen tomatoes, DC. per quart, or l5c
per UdlI-UtCh, cVNs pei bNVh'3' tNNhulpbtCi
lOc per dozen Scabbages, . to sc. per head
beers, Sc. per bunch. or two punches fOl
&C.: sweet potatoes, Sc per quart, or zoe
per half. peek, 30 to 3Jc. per peck; lrisl
potatoes, &c. per quart, OF lie. per half
peek, ori25e per peck; onions, l0c. pei
quart, or 35e. per balf-peck,. IEc. per peek
butler.beans,. SC. per quart bhck-eye peas
DC. per quart carrOtS, Be. per bunch snaps
two quarts for 5c., or Sc. per half.peck, 15c
per peek. Soup-herbs, lc. per bunch, or lOc
per dozen bunches; eeg-rhnt>, to DC
apiece.
Fish.-Spots, 20 to De. per dozen; trout
10 TO 12ke. per pound; sheeBsbead, l2s t
I5c. per pound; sturgeon, TO sc. pc
pound; crabs, 80 to 40e. per dozen. AL
ti.h are very scarce.
Fruits and NeiOnS.-App]es, two quart
for SC, or 10 to 15c. per balfNpeck, 20 to 25c
per peck peaches. &c. perqnart, or l5c. pc
balf-peck, 25c. per peek pears (for eatIng)
SC. per quart, or 2Oc. per half.peck, 40c
per peck; for coOkingJ, 10 and 15c. pc
half.pecs, or % 10 3)c. per peck; grapes
sc. per pound; damsons, soc. per peck, o.
81 Der Sushel; ounces, 5Dc. per peck, o.
81 per bushel; whOrteberrles, Sc. pc
quart : lemons, 10 to 28R. per dozen; can
teloupss, TO Sc. apiece: watermelons, t.
| 25c, apiece.
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French Opera for America.

Saturday Maurice Grau sailed for New
York from Havre with new French opera
company, comprising Paoa Marie. Mary
Albert, Josephine Schaeffer. Csclle Gre
goire. Pauline Merle, Marie Vaiot, Joseph
Mauras. Tauffenberger, Clement Nigri, A..
Bernard Duplin, Mezeres, Poyasd. Vilano,
and Vinchok; leaders OF orchestra, Ale-
meras and Bnenconsglio; stage manager
Merle: sixteen Young, handsome chorus
singers and ten musicians. Tbe company
will make their first appearance at the
Standard Theatre. New Yesk, on Monday,
September 18th. In an opera new to Amer
lea. Among the novelties promised are
Oaenbach's File du 1ansbosr- Moor. Vas
seur's Droit du Seignes1, Laurent de $ille''
Rabi0le. and Bzet's turhaeH 10 French.
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:
MANCHEsTER AND Vicinity.

BRIEF Items Several Sunday schools In
Cbes. .'er6eId county met together ut the
Court house yesterdiy and bad a picnic.
The oc casion was a very pleasant one.
The County School Board met at the
Courthouse yesterday afternoon, and after
traBsacting the usual rouit3c business adj.
jourped ~ meet again next month.
The Executive Committee Of the Hancock
and English Club met last sight and adj.
fourned without transactiug ssv business.
Forty deleg;s1es VIII be elecfsd to attend
the Convention which meets at tac chester.
fr,d courthouse September 1sr for cam.
paign orgsnzatiGs.
Some OF the prIwpers in The city s,ir were
s,iSfe sick last week
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AuQsN Il. 1880.


4. alled meeting OK the uambers OF the
Coga and Flour Excsange wlS held In The
rooms OF the Exchange uaiS evening mt y
o,atek-Thomas W. McCaaee. president,
Ia, ese chair; A. G.. Kellogg, secretary.
The following is.olut sOns were adoptea:;
whereas II has Pleasea AlaiShty Coo 20
raaaoye from our midsl Ar. Edgar McPAasl,
4 q member OF this Association; tbeTasesc
he It
Resolved, That we receive the annsiaaee-
menl OF his death with profound sorrow
that one 20 young should DC removed from
| a life OF usesulness.
ReSOiced. That we desire to tsar te,ts'
mony to AIS purity OF character, strict IN
| tegrity, aud geHllemanly quahs'es, whiep
won for him the esteem and confidence o'
his associates, and 10 express our ueei
sense Of grief at his deah.
Resolred, That we tender TO his cereaved
family our sincere condo'eHee In This teeli
hour Of ailllciion.
Kesolued, That these resolutions b. sprral
upon the records Of the Exchange, aad lns'