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wns n cnptrap affair, and 1t IA stated also that
ner 0lt-Eashone1 wEohen pumps wcto 10 do:
lectye A. 10 be nearly useless Id case the vessel

wns n cnptrnp affair. and IT IA statod also that
ner 0lt" "tashuneu wtlohen plimps wcto 10 do:
sprung leak.
rHE nft,1TAnp wfrsrow.
sotstol D''pa!sh 10 TIE CAt<seo Tribune:
,osa MwNGxEx ,s: ws: Oct SIno leaks IN tho
.1tMk hera. wcre found Ia be caused BY n started
bull. natt: =" tps'. scain iss otto of tl1e sHt1oard VI
ter will bo rcmu1iod by the tongilng process.
MIAcs lIEn HEAuGgAI.
dssesdt Hanatt. a Ths Uhteaoo fstbune.
MttwAuEEk. Wis.,. Oct. :A-ttapt Seymour. Of
throu ai,t.aft blAuk sohonor III anchor IT, sa,lth
Atatlituu Itnrbbr tnlils all Of her bradgear, THO
crt at soe III wv Viz pFqne e K nG e,
l!abson.
THE WHEAT ALI WET.
Special DhDatth to Tht thteaao Trttuns.
.Mt1.wAEKEE, Oct: a.-The small schooner
bur Friday niRht, bus y hold tull nt wheat nnd 4
deck tnAdu VI wotMi. It IL thought tho wheat.
ee,lne 2.5N bushels, will sufer heavy damage
11fE Ft1tsr vEssHI. nowH TitE NEW CANAL
:, sotstas DhDstth 70 rs cntaso T.taun..
ponT COfHOilxE, Oct. 1.-THE first vessel for
l'auI, rru,n ChicaHo 10 OQde'lsburg, with ;a,saj
bushels Of corr.
L,sr TER ltEAp SAILS.
s,sstas Dlspsteh to TAs Chtea~, Tribune.
,M1iwAuKEx, Wis. Oct. xl-The tug George ".
Wool arrlv9tl Ioru from tho Stsilts this evening
owl1Y the schooner Uwaso0, coat Iutign Tor Chi
tHxn, which suffered the tNss Ut her bead saltA
nud had her rtttGr htsat!eil.
MAKlStt THtyGx L,vEf.y.
|. aseetas UtspattA TO I1t t'hteago Tribune.
ELRvE1.ASb, d., tJGt. :<L-Fuur Mnloti sniiorB
nude tnlugs lively for noih-t union sailors aud aA
consequence WnF1s arrostea
IN nisy.nOtK ltgCEtvtSl nr:rAtRs.
Special Dss,atth 10 1At Chteaoo Tribune.
MGLWAiKEK, Wts., tct. 1i-1h9 schooner
tsat,clla annas sas Il, dry -turk herr yesterday
! to le rccAikcd md receive so1ne new bottom
! planks.
, 1881-10-24

fTln reputation t.f E.ArAWntxl for originality
IL Mnit.ttl III ERa latest nlirlltr lIy Hi nIntta-
lux shutuh e.,titlol "a fixed I'eritl." It t* ths
siGry Ut IN nt!ctHlit 10 Hgctsrt tho nanptfon II.
II lNw, "1An ftx@tl frrltrl," 6y which. at1sr a74s
yehra Of !Ife. ev.ry person should bc 4o'ltly put
ont Of tho tvrIu. Certain wins tu br neiiis,
'.whllt tut tleImritt,u nnc shull!. .lhcr tho In
i!usneg 81 lluerhsnu. l'u guu,S u,trnnccl wishtl,
u wrln !Estb. Thu theory IL, that 1,y lhe nl,oli-
uou .lf thu lnaerlea. w1aksleta, nntl t,ubeafltty
VI old ggc by tho renrruilgel etiIsinR 10 live Of
tl,nSu whu wtu otherwise lcc0,ne ult, much
suffering would bu awaited.
, 1881-10-24

~ A.ot tv;,,,1S AHWs tv..., Laan orGieM ~ ~
~ ~ ,.' ""r.ssm WE'LL, ohtM @ ~
rGc.or 10; r.,.', a.1.n u 'l.An. .t, unlon tsn'"
Fl"go 'o1 ,.,. nm''uaMA n,,. me G,hea o1 tMe
Lntter Will "atcfeu Stpck nnd
1sottda. -.......-....
NEw YOnK, Oct. 90.-1'l'r nll!ccrs Of the
Wcst yrn Union rcicprnpll Cv1ntn,y wer,.
nst:",l hv Tri,,uur r,nr,rr tn,nv If thcy
% inI nny ~ r,n1v i, i" n,ai" % to 'J thn churvr. .
brought aesllnst the cn1,spriIy by the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company. President trcc,l
said that slice receiving tic published LETTER
If Tim Wnamnf it,,lnn In, hnl ,n,,Ir s,,,,,, IN.
4sio 1o Ho, ~; ,u ~" T % eua ~,
H,st''es Hi Mt,f'ln '!s a",n'faisn.u G"neLs' n'sa
l!nn aon!,a ~ t,iiH ~ T"rt1nhacii, ailtl th'!,.
EsKsrt ai1" lats assis1aal!' H.. u. NA!es. Dnali
ren!ntKe .,,s' it'nt aey ''t hnl'ts " s@y ~
gG|t9Hni t0 tan l,ti1ltGE. tje 'ri!es WfN!un ny
MF; Wl1ilas' was tlie'f felly. l'e lct1cf IL I'LL
'"l!oWs:
:, NKw fnhK CiTY, Pct ". iesi.IM ihs e. Editor nf
t4s Tan.''e,t: who @ Mmttial nIGn ir!saranh
@ M, W. seta eI' yu "1 ~ ,',ss,,,. G
nit, s, A h.riyit, tn,v If ny nv r, T.,
wich i nlss eubIo,n Il cnpy II thc ln;l,sr wllch
, 1881-10-24

from yDO To +t0 arres about il,500. Coming 10
x,,talI properties In Prussia there wcrc
l,O37, ,ND Gstatcs nnd between tIlrcc ninl II
inlf a,nl twenty ncruY nl,nnt Gl0,IW. rl.re
wrrn III iH5s In Prussia u,,nl,t B,Al day lnbor.
ERA working fnr wnRcs who owned lLttte 1ar.
teitgn NArlf
, 1881-10-24

WAsHt st;ToN, i. c.. Oct. 3i-si,ice llavtd
wMya Republican and never d lleiiocFatl {Nr
aud In consideration at the Presidency Of tue
ScnHtu pru tunl., 1lnny imaginative people have
stAtud thut uaYIs IL still aI Independent. 1t hAs
, 1881-10-24
AROUND TIE LAKES.

4 sAll+oH Ls,sT CyEilu1ANn tl!ESTtr1Ep.
3pseIat Qlspatsh ta 7Hs Chteaoo Itabans,
MINIATURES, Wiz, Oct. st-The i1lull lost
overheard from the small schooner Co,lll0r Inst
night waa Uuorgo Myera. u resident of NAplno.
lie was abont u yours OF ngo, nnd lcaycs wlfo
and two chil.tron. Myers WIS knocked over
x,a:d BY thu jibtn3 Of tho forchooln. l.olpg
lot1t1csl down With clothing, ho sAnk ut oucU
Without MuklnY any osltory. Thu GROW of tho
Condor consisted OF tho Captain aud lilo Lust SEN
man. Thu forlnor deumod hilnselt unable 10
navigate tho yussol tuto t1aeine harbnr, and ac-
cortllnxly bud tho stoAul. 1arKe staFxa tow hor
to this ta,r. Tbs ucel.lunt occurred ffteen
night.
BOUGHT at!HLrxls.
dptelat usspateA to 7hs E4sfaqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, 0at. :sl-1t blew u moderate EAlo
frtMl tue northeaat to.lny, and ctatt bound
down tho lhko fnlhd af unopui!9rtAhlh sea run
% s THU 'GaIoSp Ghoso a sr oxdsSrv, .oaxt xsu
shelter IN tho hasor Ut thia prt. As 4t1 als0 thu
AtdAnl ltVcr, N,rn-laueN for Kingston, aud
tho achs,uner Two htothers. Tho tnH lh'scdliv!
appeataS @ sfs 70 a'iu bo aaks 1t % a hessay, N'
KGktluOGT HLOkEN.
aptstal 1lhpaseA ta Tas CAtsaao 9ftbu"s.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct. 1l-Tho schooner F.
M. Knapp, bound tnAn Chtcs.u1 ta EscAnAba, u.
loud with !ruH-0tp fur Inlcdu, cu!nU u anuaor
porting tho csniep. baarl bAslnx hrs'ka,l. aud
thu blAsd dropped out Of tho btat wl!h sAltolsilt
force to wruck tho wnuh, Thu khupp WAS
towea tnto thu hnsbov ihia fos0siooh fur rspalss'
No TIptAtis or TIE MEalMrA.
apsela. DJp4teh Ia tn CAteaso 1rttuns.
MILWAUKEE, Clct. II No tldlnXs huyc ~ yet
beVn received ut the lulsslng sc0W Aenlotu. aist
tho lcRr Ut her loss with ali hands has srtttc.i
inio deep conviction. Thu bout Ut lhs MENDOZA
, 1881-10-24
PORT OF CHICAGO.
AJkRlVAE+

AHHIvAIs.
Etmr An,Iv Jnhnxnn wankur l,y,d
i'rnt, HI"rnrn, Mimi uniin,s, ~ .n%,tri.. ''@"'-
ir"t, ~: = +: iitHiwII, Il r:sr"t,M, tn,f-ur.
i,s,t, E,,,., ~ Il sst.s I!rt" % i,nt '' we've
t,rr',t iistmn HGfh,,i,. mi snt,trirs
i.rnii III YmIT j.Htt,n ifnii,r sundr1ns
ilrt,iI, ii.I" III "snrE m.tnI., s,.n,irit.a
i.s,.,, i it,sr, ,;.t.s,r N,.trw,r, II.,tu.
i,."n, MMi1,, Mnsx.,a,!t .nMtsF. i''"''''
itr,,;I =; .|n.,n. simsts..s,i, h1bpr
i,rt,1I T. ifirs.ix M1rfnrnn itt,E.r
i.t,,,, tnniI1 inirn ~ siit.k ,.I.it iumMt
iIs,,ff,, f:.r1.. in...r WI'ss nI'.t, itt,,jtor
isr,tn X Eeihnm,I Iii. = nHssHr,In iInlSr
i,r,., Mi,Itnrt f:r1t. Ms,n,aIms. i,,ttn"r
i.rt,', II II: ira.rrIlii iIr. .nTIi iInr lumber
tIr,tu i u s..yHrn. tnnSnf,tck .t,trIns
FIX i.r"ns Z + linil Mn,Essnss snn;;l,rr. '"''o'
i.tutp = r.s s-,l,nI,n' % Essmnnu"' !r.I..ur.
j.r"ii. Il r Iir.ia:D Wnsti. fMG. iutu,,nr
i,r,,s, iTs,.tt.. MmsI;.tsS ii,,i,Iar A'''S
i.rs,ss, rsnn,t.,,t " Xviii, ;, i.E.. ist;,cr
i.r.,;,,, .J.". II, str.f.nJ1 Mnn4sfr., inn,t,r
i.r,,ss, * ~ nn%,t Wnlti. LINZ fnmiiss
ltrpr il. il, t{uhrtly. lIlI{llitl, rtinf.
Prep y. X. fAlrhnttk: Erls. cna e
!tf1i, tt. !. Fni!saf. luth!tn. Goat.
l'rup tsEulE4 EpfhflntlI, l.t1lltlaliIhs iH14bGf,
lss,itt u. eAslr. i.u!tlnINn. liltlltHr:
!FtIp u. ls!lenFuMi. Altu lA!se+ ttlfhtof,
!'r'b .laY tiHM!tl !!:l3atu: sut'driH.:
lrs,pti:h;,ip4iI,, thehnyIah. ttsndrlus.
l.rnp " y titnyt's, ltn,itt ctAl
t.rnt' y: Y. l'cIsrs. AiitlslsS. sas'lues'
, 1881-10-24

Special Utspalth to 1ns Chicago Tfihuns.
CiEvEI.AND. o., Dot, .a-Chartcrs--SchMlla
Monlauk. coat tu ltSelAo ut 3tsn, enttHanur WI.
,ulnytoll. una l.ako Erlp port Ia lhtauth, rivAts
tor.ns; propultor Eyorett, coal, Lake Erlo purt
tu Duluth, private terms.
, 1881-10-24
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
1sJllT l1IJttt}S.


Sptfial DtspattA 10 Tbs Chicago Tftbuns,
pnitr liEnoS, Uus. &-g:'p p. m..-I,uwn-pro-
peiicrA Avon, China, Hulfnlo, Fountain City,
ltoanoke. Usco1a, ClArlon with schooner
SohnyikIll. frun l,uke and consurt. GsatWIck
atiu conbort, Plymouth md bnrRcs, f.othaIr and
bargea, William Cowtr aud barKcs, Enterprise
aud Gonsort; STEAMER Teurl; propeller Wales
and burgess: schooncEs Young Amertca, Home.
FieetwlnH. AlIcn II. Norris. James u. kinK.
Nnshun. Provost, Monterey, llircrslu, and: c. j.
Wells.
up-lroNe11ors Norther1.er, OIeau, Arnhtn.
Suntlac, Saginaw, MlIlltesrx and burgess, Ohio
and bnrRes, r. j.. johnson aud barRes. Gooinow:
schUnleru Hello jansconl, Lyman Cnssy, II. II.
sane. Oliver Siuwat. M4urnsc Valley. Nazc, ".
:. ,Erinsthwnit. aud 4. II. stoss.
Wild northeast,
xscASAuA.
spfetat Dtratet Ia The Chicago Tribune.
Est,AHAiii, AfIeh.+ tJet, ,sl.--arritCu-StGNmer
". l.: l!ruwn: selloonors Watoftown+ pelnwarr,
9nl LhtntleH.
nslarto'l-stcamors v. l.. lsrowu ard al!nne-
tlchurts And Canton.
.t11.w.MKEg.
spectas D.nateh ~ TAt chitn7n Tribune.
MfI.wAiEEl:, Via. U.t. EL-ArrtsNlA fgDtn he.
lnw-steu,ll- targn Enlant; srhtpnera Ahlrn
Cobb, II. liaArut,. Fcnnkee, kl.Hiahcr. Crusou.
llansnlarH, Col. Ellsworth, and American.
CLEVELAND.
Special Ntpntth IL Ils tAftaeo Tyitunf.
CLEVELAND, a.. t)Gt. .sl-C!parttl FOR Chicago
1;,!l'r0l"slcrs .'nnM. Fisk. trshIu. Cn!ar'tit'.
illntlcbuEt. and thicNgu. merchandise; schuuner
uu!!ntjn, coal.
NiNtiCETr..
sptet-l Dispaseh 10 The f:hscneo 7rfa.tnss
MARQUETTE, hirh, Oct. Gi-l'usscd up-Prn-
tMi!er Farlft.
Ilown-I'rure;lcr TecrIrsa.
,Arrl,p1-PEopcllcrs shcl'lou and schooner y. r.
Ely.
EitIE.
sptcfat Dispatch 10 Tht faieueo Trthunt.
Esl1E. Phi, tct. =i-trOpellDr l4ynonlng, for
Chicago, merchandise.
, 1881-10-24
MARINE NEWS.
The Midland Railway Causes the
Harbor at Midland to Be-
Ruoyed.
Cheboygnn 1farbor to 3e Drcdgcd 10
q Uniform Depth or Fifteen
Feet.
Around tho 1akes-Dock and Other Notes
Arrivals and Departures at This
Port Yesterday.
lI(]3ff: GATHERINGS.
ytflt.ASTl ltt1tllf}K RCtjrf.Jt,

Hoa1i. GATHERINGS.
Tho rccsnt nnc,. s', w'y.n rn'tn :" th c.rrv
trntIn hy the onrnitir nf thc now ,h,o,,g,, rnmtc
fur urnlu viii Mlinn,1 bus t,.n,lerel tl,n hnovtnu
nr tl,o hartu,r ,,rn.eurv NJ, ,xuttt,v. ~. ,Io
Ftu.taP"f'. 1nat enhractef'"cs Tue monuments
OF every uoser''s'1eht' the Midland llatlway
Company have had tito work DIME Mt thetr nwn
Il. ,,ah ,'.,,.rs h., F.i,.,., ,, ,.,. 80 w." ., ~
49,. ..." ~ a t"o au''er " p'"c-
ertllngiy give nutico that they l.Ayu placed Iio
following laIuys, which curluIns visiting MID.
,anu , w .au IT,. , ..v @ w.. un "c' " 1.e"r IN
m!1lu: u sch 'hloy UT l'lho Point: re'l hloy
otf sawlog !,ay toint: u blark b',oy nfr lscast,y
nru tNert| in mt jrss thui, twiyr feof III .Yntr
I'M, viii 10, ltu rg,uuyc until IN or inter IhG
'''' - .,,r,,xu g. ,,,,,,,,,
s Gs:ssyss nss sSs sss n
m tmtt mhht %rises: I ane rrGatimeNthtlnns g.
H. iirst +, tr,y, ia rl.rr IN ,in r. ~ tti,
feel, 70 TN tn unnhle .se<e!s 10 cDIn0 It, with
full chrKt!. uti1 suCul to build nalit tit,c-hMLf
rthur ~ smtts " WHY VIII ~, 1ac n wnEa1 h % m M
f,t,a lin s,,,t.inonrs G,.,ud thnt ~. s,1," .ns
butx le.l WIN sawaust. ~h!ch comes ,trs.. Il
mil un the Fl'rr nboy1, AN examination was
.t ~ H. rbnr., ,ta s s.st .,,a tr,,, H -
IN; ~, .v, tvns ros,nmSi" ~. H., tlm. -, ~ ~
tho river. What Gs,ncluaIun tho engineers culHc
t., about It IL moi known here, hut they 10 not
~, s..,n,t ~ ~ IT,, "y @ H. w ine
twi.t,r, .ni, ,ttnv syw,i,,.t i, liz rtvnr, '''''
suT1cE II, nAu,sEns.
tl,n 't;tSr.3,, - t,n tti',,".' u ,.t,nnn . .n ~.
rcd bcat.nt1 .tuit Ut tllg end nf the lighthouse
i'!er VIII su nxtRuiHh"i, mlld ut tho sn1nc ting
1t red Hight snnwiilx ~ Mi uDfitf VI itlc c,,pns1
srt - ~, a"s, ~. ~ ~" Ky WI. 3 n,t ~ ~
.ntity ti,t this r..i liuI,t Viii In In ,jittnn r.,
.i,n ~. irrI, ..:s, is, ,.''. m 'n,.t ~ ~
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kilograms to The Star.
TIE HALF WON FIGHT AZ ALBANY.
Stalwarts Determine to Stick.
Indecisive Balloting To-day.
THE CORNELL CREW In EUROPE
The tIlsany Fight.

TIE sTAiwARTS WILL. STICK.
ALBANY. NY. .'uly IS.-The ''stalwarts' this
morning. in conference. resolved to stand firm
for COnkling.
SENATOR MILLS BIN.
In the senate to-day senator Mills introduced
bill which provides ti:at whenever any vacancy
exists in the oiiicc of Representative In Con-
greSs from the state occurring on or after the
4th day of March in any year. and more than 60
days before {. general election. Il special election
to I'LL such vacancy shall hc ordered and held.
provided a petition therefor in writing. signed
by at least POO electors of the Congressional
district in which the vacaflcy exists. and who
are entitled TO vote in said district for such Rep
reSentatNe iii Congress. shall bc presented
TO the governor at least 50 days before the tins.
| for holding general election.
The bill was made a special order for to-
morrow.
THE JOINT CONVENTION DEFENDING TIE Stall
WAKTS-AN INDECiSIvE BALLoT-SPEAKER
SHARPE PARED.
The joint convention met at noon to-day and
proceeded to vote 70 ill the vacancy occasioned
ny the resignation Of Roscoe Conkling. When
II. IL. Tuthills name called he proceeded TO
defend the staiwarts for demanding a regularly
called caucus and spoke of the effect of ties in
the Un;ted States Senate in the past. He also
said that if would be stupid blundcr to elect
Messrs. Miller and Iapham and thus give the
House of Representatives to the democrats. He
insisted that the time had arrived for an adjourn
ment- The vote resulted as fellows: Senate
For Laphamf IA: Potter. ,; Ccnkng. Z: Eyarts
l. Assembly-Eor La.,ham. 40; Potter ~;
Coakling. 10. Combined vote-For Lapham. 81
Potter. "a: Conkiing %: Evarts, 1. Necessary
to a choice So
Speaker Sharpe did not vote. and it was an
hounced that he was paired Senator Halbert
inquired whom he was paired with. The chair
SAID he could not give the information. Mr..
Spinoia said he knew Of no democrat who was
paired.
ANOTHER BALIoT-NO CHANGE.
Another ballot was then taken which showed
no change from the first
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The New Comet.
Inc new Comet.
THE ASTRONOMERS HERE WAITING FOR A CHANCE

THE ASTRONOMERS HERE WAITING FOR A CHANCE
TO OBSERVE IT.
The comet announced Saturday as having
been discovered by Mr.. Schoberle at Ann
Arbor, Mich., has not yet put IN an appearance
in these parts. That is, no one has seen it. No
observations were taken at the Naval OBSERVE
ory last night, but it is hoped that a glimpse of
he new comet will be obtained tonight. or
rather tomorrow morning, if the sky is clear
81 can tell you roughly about where it is said
Prof Hall to THE STAR man to-day. looking
over some memoranda. sit is about hours 50
minutes right ascension, and Al degrees north.
1t is near Capela, a little southeast. and visible
about o'clock in the Worning. 1t is a fairly
bright telescope comet"
do you think 1t Is the comet of 1872"
mo one could tell that until 1t has been OBJ
served. Its orbit viii have to be computed
first"
"Can it be Enckes comet?"
mo. The coming and the position Of Encke's
comet are well-known. It viii not appear for
eleven days yet"
''It il hard to say" said another astronomer
''from figures given by Prof Swift, just where q
comet Is. It Is hard to ind them. He places
them BY constellations."
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ia,a.aga .usces .S-s--..
SIR nIGH WINS THE FIRST.

SARATOGA. Ny. July Is The weather here is
cold and disagreeshle. with a storm threatening.
The attendance az the races IL VERY slim. The
track is i'm far condition. The hc;t:r- Is light
Pools on the fis; sac' sold a. follows; sir Hugh.
$500. Alfaml.ra $3.50 Hermit. 49,: the field.
s2a. First r;cc purse e.s0, one mile; sir Hugh
first. Alfambi3 second Hermit tniTG. won by two
lengths. The same distance between second and
third. Time l:iSll
THE SECOND gtCE:
lSs miles, was wen ~ Ripple Griaaay second.
Juanita third. Ripple won IN thrcc lengths.
There We're 20 Na,ds between lhe second and
third horses Tin.c. S.5l.
THE THIRD RAtE.
three quarte~s Cf q mile. wrn isy Nishtcap.
Linchpn secoad, Constantin third: wan r, half
length: halt !cu-:h between second a1d third
horses. Time l:22' :.
Tiif FoURTE RACE.
hurdle of lsS miles. ras soa b, GLASGOW 10y a
head; piSturtanc second Rusc,a IA ri Time.
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tGsir, in canada.

THE fEtNCESS IUTs.:.
ToRoSTn. OK jgly lS-t special cable dis
patca :ro.l London To the Gjo5e cDUOerang the
rnmored approaching departure of Princess
Louise for Canada. si.s: Az Inquiry made at
the otice OF the Allan line company was an
swc?eG 10y the statement that no Application had
been made ior her accommodation on any YES
sci of thai Line.
JUDGNENT REsEIgED
Ia the wrll-known appeal cas- of Dobie agt.
the PrcsbA t'Ii@n cAuICl. the argument. which
lasted three days. has jus; been concluded. Tie
court oi priyy council has reserved iud .ment.
TIE GOVERNOR GENERAL GoiNG WEST
GrESEC. July Is The scovrrnaT-,reneral and
party leave FOR te northwest hs ial this after
h0on. 11c FrcGch iri-;.tc Ma.ic'eaae flagship
oi Admiral ilailigaa. and the nun.oat d'Cryille
arrived here las evening and ancsored in the
stream. They saiucd The 6aE on the Citadel
aad were s2lutcd ~ return. Ihc lmifa landed
ana NSlttd tiir governor general last night at
Tue Citadel T.lc goycrnor-.-cnclal Was present
~ t'e tna'nete church yesterday morning.
where an able sermon was preached by Rev. Br.
Mcts;egor. of Edinburgh. Rev. Dr. Bonar Of
Glasgow. brothrr of the celebrated hymn
writer. preached in the same chuGca last eyen-
ing.
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POUGHKERPsE, NY, July lS-The body OF
ex-County Clerk John W. Vincent was found in
missing since Friday night He committed
suicide during Temporary alteration Of mind
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ARMY oRDERs.-The general of the army. ae-
eompanied 10y one ad-de-camp. Col. R. / Dodge
Will proceed to Fort Wayne, Mich. on public
service. The following changes in the stations
OF officers ef the adjutant generals de-
partment are made. to take effect October
1, 1SS1:-Cel. Robert Williams. from Department
of the Platte to the military division of the Mis-
souri, Lieut.. Col W. ID. Whipple. from military
division of the Missouri to the military division
OF the Atlantic. Maj. J. p. Martini from the de
partment of Texas to the department of the
Platte. The resignation OF I'd Lieut. f. F.
Wenckebach tth infantry, has been accepted by
the President, to take effect July 81, 1881.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-pAY.@Internal
revenue. SS11 ,S269c; customs. $685., 1Co 30.
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LIFE SAVING MEDAL FOR IDA LEw1s.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has awarded the gold
lhe-saying medal to the famous Ida Lewis.
now Mrs. Ida Lewis Wilson, in recog-
milton of her services in rescuing a
number of persons from drowning The
total number of lives Mrs. Ida Lewis Wilson
has saved since 1854. SO far Us known. is l3 In
all these cases except two she has relied wholly
on herself.
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MORE OF VENNOR'S PROBABn.TIES.-In refer
ence to "the stormy portion of July" Mr.. Ven
nor writes (July 14th) to the Montreal Witness
as follows: "Falling barometer 10th; wind storms.
For week commencing Sunday, nth, high Winds
cooler, wet and stormy weather. some very
heavy rain storms in both Ontario and Quebec
Goth; another period of excessive heat on 2Sd,
oath and 25th, with severe wind storms. A de-
ciied cool to cold change on the 9th, 2Sth and
18th. with showeay weather and severe storms.
chiefly in the west. This cold wave may carry
frosts in western sections both in Canada and the
United States"
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FS- MENijE.sS OF JOIN 4. COOK LODGE 10.
ilS3. - the G. Il. o. # O. 2, will meet Z: Odd
feic.s Han. 18th street northwest, TUESI AY. July
istil at IL leck, for ct attending funeral cf
our dec a~e;t bTotIer, P.N.F. SAdUEs. LIZ, Members
of sister lodges are in, i e. attend By order OF
r. u. EoWIE, NC.
PNE. JEREMIAH 4. SINSiS. E.S, It.
= - SONEEEIGNS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIA-
- 1lOS-&OTiCE--iIr. JAMES A. EDGAR. of
is city. has been sppCI2t Manager Of The Store Of
s ASSOCIATION, No los 7ta northwest date
from the 18th instant.
by order Gs t:se Bo=-d # Trustees
JSIS-3t NI- T., SEVILLE Secretary.
- LO.OF.-TdE Rw GRAND ENCAAIp-
g. Meat l0-GF.; D. oi G., will meet i'll Annual
isssifl az titd Fellows Hal 15b stree. invest
~ o-MoiSi@3N TUESDAY ENENiNCi, az o'clock r.
t,.ry ass5E bcr i esrIe,IS REG esa~ted II attend.
IL 65D- l.. EANDNS. Grand Scribe.
- LARGE ASSORTMENT oF
- SLATE MANTEf.S
JtsI recescd from NsF York In. in &c ign and colors
Have always IN hand large stock Of
GAS F1STEkES. LATRnBES AND RANGES.
SShi'I. =. SHEDD,
nl6 4GJ 9th street northwest.
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The FRENCH CAPTURE SFAx.-A dispatch
from Sfax announces that the French squadron
arrived in that harbor on Thursday, bombarded
the town on Friday, attacked it on SATURDAY. ia
front and occupied it in spite Of vigorous resis-
ance. The French loss was eight killed and forty
wounded. A dispatch from Algiers states that
q detachment Of French troops overlook the
rear guard of the insurgents at Relisane and in
fiicted upon them loss Of thirty In killed.
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Don CARLOS DRIVEN OUT OF FRANCE.-It is
announced in the Paris Temps that the French
government has ordered Don Carlos to leave the
the country within twenty-four hours n Y.
Herald correspondent says: ''various reasons
will, no doubt, be alleged to explain this sudden
severity The immediate one is believe, the
fact that Don Carlos and his wife attended the
Henri Cfnq mass at st. German Des Pres on
Thursday. In the church they were received
with royal hOnors. Seats of honor were reserved
for them in front Of the altar, and at the conclu-
sion OF the service the officials escorted them to
the door to their manifest annoyance, calling
out to the people who clustered round the porch,
Hats Off gentlemen!' What harm all this did is
not very apparent, but the decree of expulsion
was, it seems, issued soon after"
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Fire fin New Jersey

RED BANK. Nj, July ia destructive fire
this morning swept away business block on
the river front. Nine buildings In all were de-
stroyed, including the Red Bank REGISTER build
ing and the Western Union Telegraph once
Assistant Foreman VIM. Conroy, Of the fire de-
partment, died from heart disease while assist
Ing at the ire. The estimated lOss is $4,000.
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~ NGTICE OF Dissolution.
The Coz artneTshin herci1fo-e existing between
GEORGE f. TINNS. at the city Of Washington, and
HkNRY LIEES, BENJAMIN BEitWASGER, and
BENJAMIN kATIEN$ThIN, trading GEO. +.
I'm Ms CO., l. hereby dissolved iy mutual consent
The said likes. BEIVANtsEg ( co.. assume alI
ftse l@ti ties IF tie Erin CT GFO. j. 1iNMS 90.
aud All 2deu eness due ssld firm Of $50 f. TIMMS
d 90 must be raid t. LIKES. BERWANGER q CO.
Nl!ess the haads AID seals ot the parties hereto this
fifteen III Cisy OF LUX 1851
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Wall Street TODAY.

NEW YORK. July Is The Garfield fund. up to
noon to-day, amounted 10 Sl4S00S.