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West Washington, nee GEORGETOWN.

A CooPER's STRIKE THRBATENED.-The Jour
neymen coopers have received intimation that
the bosses intend to put the prices down from
IL cents per barrel to 10 cents, after July 1st,
ana at q meeting OF the Cooper Union held
last night, 1t was determined that they would
hold out for their pay, II such reduction is
mace. They say that at present wages they
DO not average more than S per week.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS CASE.-Mr. John a.
King, agent for the Society for the Prevention
or cruelty to Animals, arrested the driver OF
one or +. M. Draney's garbage wagons. this
morning, for driving mule, alleged TO be unfit
TO work. The case was taken before Justice OF
the Peace Buckley, who imposed fine OF S. ana
costs upon Mr. Draney.
THE POCNDMAsTER Is wanted in this section
or the District. There's no end OF plumber
here.
THE COAL TRADE-Twenty-f boats left
Cumberland Saturday, with 2.74912 tons or
coal for Georgetown, as folloWs:-Consoli.
dalton Co., 1,2S2 Us tons; Borden Co, 500 09
tons; Blaen Avon Co.. I49 II tons: Hampshire
& Baltimore Co., 22215 tons; New Contra!
Co, lis lS tons; Individual 11S.l7 tons.
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THB ALEXANDRIA BRIDGE COMPANY CAsg.-
To-day, In the Court In General Term, the
case Of the Alexandria Bridge & Railroad
This was a bill filed for an Injunction to
restrain the District from collecting certain
taxes, on the ground that under their charter
they were not liable and the court sustained
this view, Judge Hsgner delivering the opinion
OF the court,
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Court this afternoon Edward Lacey. a horse
trader, ana JAS. Schuyler, the Waterman at the
horse bazaar, were charged with an ARRAY. IL
was testified by sergeant of police that ABOUT
fighting in the bazaar. Mr.. Lacey stated that
he h s.c. horse to sell at inc bazaar. and had
him tied, and ATTEMPTED to take him out to
show him to some gentlemen. when the watch.
man tried to prevent him from doing so, and
struck witness on the head with his club the
Waterman stated that 1t was against the rules
OF the establishment to take a horse out after
ne was entered. and when the young man at
tempted TO take the horse out he {wltuess)
struck him with his club. The court said that
he was too fast with his club, and fined him 81,
and dismissed aceY
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MARRIAGE LICENSEES have been Issued to Islish
Adsms and Milley BROKER; John Y. DARE and
Annie +. PHlege; John Baker and Amta Louise
Pollock; Henry Kuhlmann and Auguste Berger;
Friedrich SeebOde and SOPHIA Oalrlch,
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST TUG.-MesSrs. Bray &
COCkTtu, owners OF the schooner Annie ".
Bray, fled libel In admiralty yesterday az ainSt
the steam tug Geo. W. Pride, j. T. Hilton mas
ter, and Z. L. Petingale owner. The libel sets
out That IN December last the captain OF the
tug fTlde made contract 10 tow the Scaoon T
a M. Bray 70 Quanuc0 through the Ice. but
mat The Ice became so thick that the tug aDau-
dcned the vessel, leaving some directions as TO
The bsT6or 10 be made, and promised 90 return;
that the directions were followed but the tug
cid not return. and that the ice wrecked the
vessel Twelve hun1red dollars damage is
claim ed.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN PHILADELPHIA.-Mr. Peter
j. Newman, formerly or this City, and 10 fjrmer
years IN the boot and shoe business, on Penn
sylvania avenue. near l2th street, and Tor sew
eraI years past engaged in business In Plila1rl
pnia. died quite suddenly in that city yester
day, IN the Goth year OF hts age. Mr. Newm Il
was the father OF Mr.. E. j. Newman, a Well
known member OF our bar.
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20 the Ltebi. COMPANY.

HOSPITAL FOR RUPTURED AND CRIPPLEDl
42d st. and Lexington Ave, NY.
Your witch Haze" has afforded many of our
suffering patients most decided relief, for which
| am truly grateful
JAMES KNIGHT, MID,
Surgeon-in, Chief.
Beware OF cheap limitations. ASK for Lebig
Co.'S ArnicatoG Extract CT Witch Hazel. InvaIu-
able In Spinal Irritation and all pains OF Rup.
tured, Paralyzed and Crippled. Gives rapid re-
lief.
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The Sovereigns of Industry,

Tnderthe caption, The soveregns Of Industry
ana their Manager" a local notice appeared IN
last evenings STAR. setting forth heavy losses
ana suits against the Ith street store OF which
A. T. ScEcreid was lately the defaulting man
ager correspondent writes 10 say: "rhe
nsme Of that store association IS a HltalQaer.
IL Was called The SOvereigns' Co-oper4t'on
Aist citation, and persisted in thus denoni-
mating Itself after it was disapproYed by End
ruled our or the SOyereigDs OF Industry, With
which IL and its managers have never since
h9d any connection or interest whatever. Tle
= V regns or Industry are an entirely separate
cTg2XiZeticn.7 As Yves stated few days since
IL The STAR, TIE order Of the Sovereigfs Of
InGTstIy has sustained 20 loss, and Is ia no
way affected by the unfortunate management
Oi tie t. street or the 18th street stores In
the same issue OF TIE STAR notice OF q meet
ing for 70 night OF SoyeIeigns OF Industry
appeared. shown Z that the order is progressing
successfully. also evidenced hy the fact that
No. =. vol. : OF the SOCereigH BgtliettR a lively
paper, has been lust issued by Charles Murphy.
eEq.. It's eiitor and publisher.
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FUSsELL'S Ice cream.

TIE trustees sale OF the premises No. 1855
S,lees ntfth~eSt, occurs at p. M, Weduesiay.
the 22d Inst. See advertisement
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The Weather.


ORFTCB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYYTCER J
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 81 1881, $50 a. m
For New England and middle Atlantic staIes.
clearing weather, winds mostly northerly STA.
tlCnary CT lower temperature, higher barome-
ter.
Fair Weather Tomorrow.
The Chief signal officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin TO the press:-Local rain
has fallen in all the states east OF the Rocky
Mountains except the South Atlantic and Gulf
states Inc temperature has remained nearly
static arg In the South Atlantic and Gulf states
ana fauen 10 all the northern and western
STATES, the greatest fall occurring in the lake
region and upper Mississippi valley, where the
temperature averages ten degrees below the
mean for he month. The minimum tenpera-
lures reported are forty one degrees at Aipena
and foIty-two degrees at Port Huron and Mar
quette NoTtherly winds prevail In lake region,
middle states and New England; northeaaterIy
In the upper Mississippi valley; elsewhere they
are light ard variable. Fair weather "a fndi.
Gated TO morrow for the middle states and New
England; aud local rains in the upper lake
region.
RANCH OF THE Thermometer,
The following are the readings of the Their.
nome CT at The Signal once during the iav:-
A. o.. al J; IL a. No.. 70 Up. N, IT, Maxi.
mum, - +; minimum. 6S2.
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s. ii. GIVEN. Esq, Chie' OF Police, Phiiade}-
phla, indOTses Sc. Jacops Oh for rheumatisu,
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HE Late DR.. Mackey as n Mason.
ARRANGING FOR AN IMPOSING MASONIC DISPLAY
AT HIS FUNERAL.

AS bsAC D1s thdtkcS as n 4ud>Ous
ARRANGING FOR AN IMPOSING MASONIC DISPLAY
AT HIS FUNERAL.
DR.. Albert Gaiiatin Mackey, whose death at
Fortress Monroe was mentioned In yesteriays
STAR was born In Charleston, s. C., March
12.F, 1907, was educated as physician and
praetieed until 1915. when he retired from hi
profession and devoted the rest OF his life TO
AasoLTy, and writing on masonic subjects,
Several or his Productions are reco ZBkei as
autEoTities al over the world, especially his
great work, the EncyClOpe liza Of Free
Masonry. He edited at different times the
Southern and Western Masonic HjscelI5tny, the
Masonic Quarterly ReUje,r, am Hackers
National Fee Mason. and was attach "a 20 the
4 merriam Free Mason. Among his works are
the Lexicon OF Free Masonry" the hyssis
Tie The PrnclIlas OF Masonic Law" The
BOOK OF the Chapter, Manual o. the Loiga"
And Text Book Of Masonic Jurispr Idence"
BE held many important positions Ia sle order
ard was secretary general OF the Supreme
COUNCIL or the IS Scottish Rte for the south
Elm jurisdiction OF the United States from 1915
to his Death. During the war ne was URion
after the war was president Of the cOnstitu-
IiODal convention OF his state, after which he
was appointed collector OF the port OF Charles
tn. In 1870 he removed 10 Washington and
resided here until his death. Dr. Mackey's
sen, Mr.. Fred. Weber. a representative OF the
supreme Council SO OF the southern JuriSdic-
tioD, and Mr. Anthony Buchly undertaken.
left last night for Fortress Monroe TO bring the
remains TO this city. Upon their return ar
rangemenIs VIII De made. 1t is expected. for an
posing Masonic display at the funeral.
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Id In fifty cents and dollar sizes.
Liebie Co.'s Coca Reef Tonic

IIebIg CO.'S coca Heef Tonic
SIS far superior to the fashionable and illusiye
preparations CT beef, wine and iron, says Prof.
F. W. Hunt, MD, honorary member Imperial
Medical Society Of st. Petersburg, Russia. &C.
&C. 1t viii reconstruct the most shattered and
enfeebled. re1nv!gorate the aged and infirn. and
make stckly children blooming and healthy. It
Is invaluable In all female complaints. remoy-
Ing 1rregularity, pains, and exhaustion; and IT
quiefs restless children and infants Beware OF
worthless limitations.
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CITY ITEMS.
COunterfeIts! Cautfon!!
Several limitations and counterfeits of the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par-
ties.
Some are called 'RUMFoRD," one is named
"BUMFoRD," another "HUMFoRD," and so on,
All have the general appearance Of the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever prepares or sells any limitations Or
counterfeits OF the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer.
1nfringes our copyrights, and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infrlngers to the full
extent Of the law.
II. The sales Of Rnmtord Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, in spite of the
almost superhuman efforts OF q number OF
competitors. accompanied by Measurements
and misleading advertisements. Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive advertis-
Ing. but by keeping the quality of the goods
hlgher than any others, and selling at reason
able prices.
We shall do all In our power to prevent I'M
position upon our customers. and shall con-
tlnue TO warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder TO
be as Observation-Disclosures, nutritious and OF
standard strength.
17-1m N n Apro1n rrno.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and n,
- highest caah prices pad. Also. Watches. Jew
ely, Guns. P1stoA. &c. oaA o. address HkRxQa
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"AIdsrAsy Dairy yvazoaa.D
Fresh Attorney butter churned every Morn
Ing and delivered1n hibS "Wardn prints, 35c
per lo. Also cottage cheese, butterrrilk and
sweet milk &C. per at Cream. l0c- pint.
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Rough Oh Hats.
The thing desired found at last ASK Drug.
gists for Rough on Rats. IL clears out rats,
mice, roacheS bed bugs, &C, I5c. boxes. tn
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Burnett'S COcOainc

Burnett'S COcOaine
WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep 1t In strong and healthy condition,
because 1t will stimulate the roots OF the hair,
and restore the natural action upon which It's
growth depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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I Attest PUBLICATIONS..
Rswlinson's Ancient Monsrchies 8 vols....s9 90
Parton's Life OF Voltare VO,s............... coo
EreeDsans Historical Geography Of Europe.
-
Harper's CycloP@Aia Of British and American
Wouan,s HsndiNork In Mos1rn Homes -. 2 90
BRrtholo~ 6 Medical Electricity .............. %
Matter OF E6ct Girl: Leisure hour ....-....- LOU
Mapnele Psredes: No Name ..-..,... / 90
Agony o7lUmn OF the Times, 1900 lS10.....- W
REVISED NEW TESTAMENT. various styles
and prices.
BrsntEn Square Library, complete.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
ms Oil Psnnsyivahia avenue.
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pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY
Persons desiring delightful han9e from the do
pressing hest of the city. can enjoy m-
i an meu ra and halls ride on the Po-
turn, any day dprins the week for Is cents. or 10
ns tor SO Genus On the Ferry Boas children
lnsfon daily for Alexandria SIS folio vs. GAO $50
sso' s;3e, 10 30 d 80 q. M; II 80. 30, 80.
3:So. ~, 5: W, $50 and 80 p. m The trips at
4:Se 80 anc 80 p. m. are especially letreshine
anu HNlHofatinG. isI1-1m
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ORFrcR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYYrCKR,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June q 1881, $50 a. m.
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''EKsCSS0N LINE STEAMERS"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE To PHILADELPHIA,
Avoiding the Heat and Dust of the Oars
Steamer OF the Baltimore snd PhilsdelIhi
Steamboat Co. viii lesve the C0mDany's wharf. cor
ner Iisht ard Pratt streets Baltimore
EVERY AFTERNOON except Sunday at .. H.,
for Shitadelphia.
FAKE i Observation-Disclosures. ! SO
os sks,' t .5sgs st 70 faP R City I5 s
Cid Reliable Line from Phfadel aSz<1-s=zzssss'
plia. Round Trip Tickets, good for the season:
Baltimore to Atlantic City Observation-Disclosures 80
Fer further information and tickets apply to
FRED SHRIVER, G. T. Agent
n26-2m 3 Light street wharf, Baltimore.
SELECT DAILY
= EXCURSIONS,
SIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAC.
TO QUANTICO AND RETURN.
The Palace Steamer
EXCELSIOR
Leaves her wharf. foot of 7th street, at go N.
sss. "a /! 's 81 .: 5s'arnins' arrives
Tickets 80 cts. Children, 25 cts.
On SUNDAYS at 3 p. N. only: returning ats.
m2S-3m
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c

ELYMoNT PAYILIoS.-The Cenfectione y
" ard Ice Cream Department il nndsr tue can
roI OF he vell-hnown caterer, JOHN G. RESIN
GEh The Dining Department is under thu rer-
spal supe rviston Of the most fsyoraby known
french COOK A. 2. VANCOUVER.
Exeursionists can have al the deicacies OF the
teasOn. Js2l-2ts
GRAND EXCURSION tn Islaud PARK, Harrer's
~ ferrr. on THURSDAY, June23 tickets 81 25
rouOo tTIp- Trsin leaves Bait and Ohio depot at :
an. Children between aud IL years old half fare
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nAlLY EXCURSIONS
~ OF STEAMER kRROWSNITH
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT AND BLAcKrS
TINS ISLAND DURING THE MONTHS
OF JUNE. JULY AND AUGUST
VIII leave her wharf. foot If 7th st 7:3I
aH m sSyery MONT GI AZ, TUESDAY. ..xN-n
URDAY. and on SUNDAYS at s.nz1aa -
Am, and return about $40 p. M. giving excur-
The water at the two places abounds eIrisiiy in
hsh' crabs and oysters. sId equally salt for bath
cests. good for day of issue. Fare for round Trim
on sunday. 81, good for day Of issue
o. hose VIZ hing meals on the boat Will be supplied
ioS aU
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27

9p. m.-At this hour the President is rest ing very quietly. There is no noticeable change in his condition since the official bulletin was issued.
 10 p. m.-Dr. Woodward says the Presi- dents condition is more favorable tonight than at any time since last Thursday.
 Midnight-The President has passed the night without fever so far and has slept con- siderably. His conditions are all favorable at this hour.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTNGs.

Duke Augustus Coburg Gotha is dead The English radicals have adopted sys- tenn of Boycotting only the constitutional members were re- turned
 The land bill on it's report progresses, and it is expected that it will be completed to- day.
 Gladstone has declined the proposed Crys- tai Palace banquet on account of poor health.
 T. H. Tibbles, the advocate of the Poncas, has married ''Bright-Eyes'
 Cassard Brothers pork packing establish ment at Baltimore was burned yesterday, also Kreb's tin can factory adjoining and several residences. Loss $1OO, ,0O0.
 A three mile swimming match took plac in the Ohio river yesterday between Frank Prince of Louisville and Harry Monroe of New York, and was won by Prince in forty one minutes. Monroe went ashore when he found he was beaten.
 The epidemic among cattle has extended to Livonia The rayages have caused such alarm that medical aid has been sent in all haste from Dorpat. It is believed to be the Sibe- rian plague, as in one case peasant took the disease and died
 The ten mile race between Miss Minnie Pinno of Greeley, Col, and Miss Curtis of Topeka Kan. which took place Monday at Leadv1lle Col, resulted in an easy victory for the former. On the eighth mile Miss Pinno was mile and a half ahead, when Miss Curtis dismounted and tainted.
 The court martial at San Francisco has dismissed the charge of drunkenness against Master ". F. Halsey, who was to have sailed on the Arctic relief steamer. The defence
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


 Fighting Cruisers for Our Navy-An Im-
 portant Recommendation by the Naval
 Board.
 WASHINGTON. July 26.-The naval board appointed some time since by Secretary Hunt to enquire into the needs of the navy in re- spect to new vessels and the kind best suited to the defense of the country and the main tenanee of it's dignity in other countries have arrived at ansimportant conclusion They have decided to recommend construction of three classes of fighting cruisers, to have speed of thirteen, fourteen and fifteen knots an hour respectively. The largest class is to have capacity of 5, TOO tons They also recommend the construction of a number of gunboats for river service, to have capac lty of TOO tons, speed of ten knots an hour and to carry one gun each. These are de- signed to serve on the Chinese and other coasts for which there are no suitable boats now existing in the navy. The gunboats will be of wood, but the larger vessels of iron
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
Illinois.
The Closing Races at Chicago.

The Closing Races at Chicago.
 CHICAGO, July 26.-The last day of the summer trotting meeting was successfully finished to-day with an immense attendance. The track was in excellent condition. There was a cool east wind blowing. The first race for colts and Allies, four -years-old, with $500 additional to the winner of the fastest heat if better than 2:19a, was won easily in three heats by Phil Thompson, Director sec- ond, time 2:25, 2:24a, 2:21. The last heat is the fastest time for three-year- olds on record. The 2:21 race, for $2, 800 divided, $500 extra to the winner of the fastest heat if better than 2:174, was won by Piedmont in three straight heats, Lucy second; time 2:18, 2:16a, 2:19. The 2:19 race, for a purse of 5,5OO divided, $500 extra to the winner of the fastest heat if better than 2:16, was won by Wedgewood in three straight heats, Driver second, Kitty Bates third; time 2:224, 2:194, 2:194. Little Brown Jug then took the track. She was in excellent condition and made a mile in 2:13 under lash of the whip and was greeted with cheers
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
AsH-1oNIC

A Perfected Purifier of the System.
 ToN1c-"I Increasing the strength o60idting the sfects o debility, and restoring healthy JnctSonS. WEBSTER.
 For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, the many forms of Liver Complaint. Impure and Impoverished Blood, and Functional Derangements attendant upon Debility, and for Building up the weak, Ash-TOnic is doubtless the most prompt and certain remedy yet devised. In 1-2 Ib. bottles, 75 cents; Six Bottles, $4. Accredited Physi- clans and Clergymen, who may desire to test the Tonic, will be supplied with not exceeding six bottles, at one-halt the retail price, money to accompany the order. Sold by Druggists, and by D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey St., N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
NEW DOMINION.

Abundant Harvest in Manitoba.
 WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 26.-The hay and barley crops have been harvested and are abundant. The water is falling in the Assini- boine river, but is still three feet deep in the main road, obliging travellers to make cir cult of fifteen miles Lord Lorne's party will be received at Rat Portage Thursday by excursion steamers and large crowds of peo- pie. Schuyler Celfax is the guest of the Odd Fellows here.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
Wanted-Straight Stitcbers

"Ehave again advanced prices of straight stitch W ing go per cent, which, combined with our previous advances amounting to 30 per cent makes total advance of 50 per cent. on former prices, and thread furni- he'd free of ch arge.
 ALSO good Closers and Bopers at -class prices
 Also Learners taken straight stitching
 We pay the best prices and guarantee steady work jy27 If Cor State and conrt SS.,ot
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27

alleged that Master Halsey was suffering from cholera morbus instead of alcoholism as charged in the papers before the court
 The Chinese loan has met with great suc- cess, and offers of local subscriptions have been made at London to three times the amount asked The loan is one proposed by the Chinese government in order to enable it to carry out certain corporations for rail road and telegraphic communications throughout the empire.
 An accident occurred Monday evening on the Richmond and Alleghany railroad, near Bent Greek, killing oolored employe named Toran, and wounding the conductor and en- gineer of the material train and three colored laborers, two of the latter very seriously Others were painfully but not dangerously injured. The train jumped the track
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
THE SOUTH.
Louisiana,

AColored Cooks Terrible Revenge.
 NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-The colored cook in the family of Mrs. Catherine Kalleen yes terday poisoned the entire family of six per sons by putting rat poison in the soup. One child has since died. The children had been bothering the cook. who poisoned them, as she says, "for revenge" She says that they stoned her and called her names
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
DEATHS.

PARKER-HASTINGS-In Hartford, July 20, Art
 H. Parker and Addie L. Hastings.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
THE WEST.
Ohio,

Opening Day of the Clevela nd Races.
 CLEVELAND, July 26.-To-day was the open. ing day of the Cleveland circuit races. The condition of the track was fine. but the at. tendance was small, as the stoppage of pool selling in this State has weakened the interest in racing. The 2:so class was won by Hum. boldt taking the second, third and fifth heats, Tom Hendricks winning the first and Am- bassador the fourth time, 2:25, 2:264, 2:264, 2:254, 2:254. The two mile heat race was won by Stranger, Rocky second, Lady Belle third; time, 5:1O. The 2:23 race had three starters. Kate Sprague won the first and second heats, Pilot R. the third time, 2:214, 2:23, 2:27
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
PENNSYLVANIA.
A Fatal Rlasfinr Accident.

READING, July 26.-A frightful acci- dent occurred this morning at Jonas iron ore mine by which three men were killed and several others wounded. About thirty men were employed heavy blast had been pre- pared and the men separated running for places of safety. huge mass of rock was thrown up in the discharge and one huge boulder ascended about seventy-five feet and fell with crash near gangway where three unfortunate men were Before the rock struck it burst into pieces like bomb, the pieces striking and lacerating Joseph Pat ton, John Kenny and Shever Mccormick killing all three. Others were hurt, but not seriously.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

KELsEY-In Madison, July 2s, g daughter to John \
 Kelsey.