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roRnrowN CENTENNIAL.
Prospects and Programme for the CeIs
bFhiIon 10 Oei0beF

RICHMOND, Va, August 1.-The York.
town celebration begins under the auspices
Of the Centennial Association on the 18Th
oil October, and continues till the 1S.h,
when the national ceremonies begin.
Congressman Goode, President Of the AZ.
ISOLATION, will deliver the opening address,
and on alternate days addresses will be
delivered by the Secretary OF the Treasury,
Carl Schulz, Frederick X. Uonder and
Professor Charter, Of New York. Re.
ligIous services will be conducted
on Sunday, the lob, In the morhirg by
H.. Rev. ]. ]. Ksane, Catholic Bishop Of
Richmond, assisted by the Most Rev
James Gibbons, Archbishop oi Baltimore
and rtinate oil the ONholic Church ia
the Unilsd States, and in the evening by
the Raw ]. NJ. Hall, Of New York, The
ieSliVities will embrace pyrOtechniC dla.
plays, cthcettp, and the national regatta
m the l5.h. The Moore hOtise, the pcene
I the cApilulalion, vii be used for the
reception oi visitors and for the headquAr'
teB oil the Governor NJ Virginia. One
room haa been reserved for the exhibition
OF tRyuluiohary feliCs.
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AfLANtA,a IxPOSltION.
what Director GtneFAI KimbaIi Says o.
It's Prospects.

ATLANTA, GA, August i'll. ]. Kim.
ball, Director General Of the International
Cotton Exposition, says there 10 no doubt
about the success OF the Exposition In oil
lie departments. at is not until recently
that the merchants and manufacturers
outside Of those engaged directly or IN
directly with the textile industries oil the
county realized The tsct that thsy could
become participants In the Exposition,
but this matter Il nov being generally un.
derstood and think the lively interest
which has been taken In the past lev
months In the South by capitalists who
are msking large Investments 10 railroads
and coal aud mineral interests has had
much Il hnehUe upon the people, through.
ont the North and the West, and they be.
Viu 10 look upon The S1uth "A a great
market, and are desirous oi availinR
themselves Of the opportunity to be fully
represented At the Exposition"
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nrNIIna iLErIEN rLAOEn
to Pat Ia their 1ime than Rt the "PHris
ot America" ana "fHtHFe Greatest"

To fut Im tuStF ItH1b tuHu ~ tut FNEIh
Of America" ANA "fntHFs Greatest"
CiHclSSArt, August / l.-JoSeph Adams,
who has been in jail three months for
brutal treatment Of hia vile, cut bis throat
this morning. aud died almost instantly.
81 Lotus August | l-UhAiles .Schlieier,
twenty five years old, son oI UAtharine
SCblieieh who runs suda water factory
aL No 925 North street, blew hia brains
out ab Iut half past seven o'clock this
morning. He had been drinking hard
Tor several days, and while nearly crazy
this morning attempted tU shoot his
mother, and m1ds a mufdefous assault
with a hatchst upon luis Graf. who
worked In The factory, but did not suc.
Ceed In hurting him. lie then went in to
ah adjoining saloon, took two or three
mole drinks. drew q revolver, placed II
against his right eye and sent ball
through his brain.
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LANCASTER, PA, August ia collision
betW cen ifelght trains on the Psnnsyl
vania Railroad resulted In the urecking OIL
two locomotives, eight cars and A cSboose.
Engineer James HauCkley ia probably
fatIlly injn'ed. A storm was raging a
the time and the Hfemen cay they could
not see cars length ahead
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PlrTsros, Pa, Angus! 1.-The ground
over the old working Seneca mines cAyed
10 this Afternoon. The family Of Hugh
Feeney, a miner, was obliged 10 make q
hasty exit from their house, which was
falling. Other dwellings will be deserted
tonight. The road leading through
Hughestown borough has fallen In con.
Ahlv.
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KASsAS Cl41, August l.-ordetS have
been received here to begin selling tickets
to Ias.efn points to-day on the basis oil
local rate from Kansas City TO Chicago
added 10 the advertised rate from the last
named point,
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ExpEpIIEp mAIL pourEs,
A Decision Affecting the Validity OF the
ktnF R0atN (tOntRhotn

ktar Route COntFhCtH.
WASHINGTON, D. o., August l.-Attor.
ney General MsCVeSgh has, at the Request
Of Postmaster General James, given on
opinisn as 10 whether, under the act o.
Congress Of April 7.h, 1880, the allowance
for expedition In carrying the mails Il
limited to 80 per cent. Of the Original
contract. Ths Attorney General holdl
that the law specifically makes this limi
tation and that It cannot be exceeded
that the Postmaster General cannot gC
beyond this limit, and expedited service
must provide an increase Of force and
material employed 10 correspond with The
increase Of pay as compared with the
original contract. This opinion is an off
CiSl condemnation Of the system followed
by Brady III the star route matters oi
increasing the pay Of expedited routes ouI
oi all proportion 10 the original service
contracted Tor, aud TO the increase OF ma,
terial and men actually employed to carry
out the expedited service. The Depart.
nent will follow this opinion and stick ID
the so per cent. limitation In increase.
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AtROOIOGs OUrAAGEs.
Inhafnan Treatment Of ChIIIan Prisoners
By PeEuNlAna.

BY PeEuVIAns1
PANAMA, July 23.-The Star aud Herald
bAysi AdyiCes from Lima state that Dons
OhilIanS recently fell rs prisoners into the
hands Of Montoneros, somewhere On the
Ofeys Railroad, or beyond the UofdillerAs.
In fetaliAtiob, we suppose, for shooting
some scoundrels In the CGnse vi.
ley, who were known principally 40
robbers and mufheretB OF their own Coun.
Lrymen the women and deish CeleSS
Ohinamen there. The children we're hor.
fibly outraged. Theif eats we're Cnl Of
ard they suffered other aud more dsndlsh
mutiIations, TO which death Is nothing in
Cotnpa,isnt1
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spains Has ia Bose 10 pIsG" with
FfaneP,

MADRtB, August Lila the reply oI
Minister Camacho to b rtheIny ST.
hilAies' lasl no.s, hs decl1fe' that the
outtaRes on The Bpshish cnlnnitiB In
Algeria and the lo'ssa ri Ftes Oh eubjecit
during the civil troubles IN Spain ard
CubA do not admit Of an analogy. In tht
latter case there vas time for fight
but the colonists Al SadlA, Algeria, were
surprised. The French government, Il
0ays, BY diminishing several npeiiof otficeil
made The precautions insufficient siguot
Gam scho suggests that France might lew
contribution on the Arabs 10 indemnify
The BpAniAid6.
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NEW YoRK, August l.-Mlchasl Flana.
gan, aged thirty. eight, Of Nova Scotia, WAS
dfo snsd In A mud gutter last night. He
was drunk and vent to sleep in the gutter.
The dtAinlus 10 the st'set formed pud'
die daap anotiph 10 coVat bis head.
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srEuDENvtLLB, o., August lat 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon Cooley Muir.
ray was thtown from bis horse on The
Public Square and severely Injured. The
horse Kicked him In the head, and a. his
foot caught In the stiftup he. vas COnsid
etably hurt by being dragged over stones
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INn,Inn nt nnnninnnl..

LONDON, Aug i.-Prlnce Napoleon, In
letter to the BonapAtti't Electoral Com.
nittse, advocates the revision Il The Con.
stitutioD 40 "a 10 permit the Uhiel oi tue
State TO be elected by a direct vote ol tue
nation,
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A Distinguished DsIawarean Dead

WILMINGTON, DBL, Aug. l.-Hon. Geo.
Z Saulsbury died at his residence In Do.
yer, yesterday afternoon, alter briel III.
ness. lie was formerly Governor Of the
State, and.A prominent candidate for the
U. s. Senate when bis brother Ell was
elected. He was also q delegate 10 the
last two national democratic conventions.
He was chairman and tru,tee Of viii.
mington Conference, and o delegate to the
coming Ecumenical Council ol the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church In London, and
was 10 have sailed shortly for England.
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srEUDENviLLE, O., Angus! i.-ThOnaD
Haidup, aged Seveuty.eigbt, pfomlbe ent
cititsn Of thls county, died At his home
near Richmond last night. lie was a man
Of considerable property and was well
known all over this part oil the co unity,
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BARRHR. OSr.. August I. .-GAudAusr de.
isAtpd Ticket in the three mile single
scull race With turn. Time 10 30. In The
double tcull lApstts,k. three miles with
turn, o. udausr and Ticket won, ElIil
and VIE second. Time II minutes.
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Tax on the IIendIy CiRaret,en,

WASHINGTON, August l.-DurinR the past
fscaI year there were taxed At 81 rs per
thousand 567 3S5, 1882 cigarettes, netting a
revenue OF S99l ,929 During the preCed
Ing 1acal year the revenue from cigarettes
YVES S7l6,227.
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GSI1H0H4N T0tMEa
leaves tho mead IiodJ Of tIet NsS horn
ChiId 10 the Road,

FTKU UHEHVIII'.i . ! WWEU5V u
Special III pa,ch TO the nts IiIencef
This afternoon the body oil child Was
found near the lower Gene cry gate. The
hodv WAS wrapped in IN Old calicj skirt
The badS was taken to undsrtaket Thomas,
where an Inquest will be held 10 m tfow
morning. 81 lar there iS uo cine IN the
parties gnilly OI suCh an inhuman act.
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PoRtLASD, OREo n, August l.-Bisbop
+ o Haven, Of then f. Church, Is lying
dangerously III In this city. lie is not ex.
peCled 10 recjver.
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YKsTERDAY'1 BuLLErINs.
Statements Of the Presidents Con dillon
NJ Intervals during the Day.
TOHcIAI BullOtInl
EXECUTIVE MANSION,


EXECUTIVE MANSION, [
WAsuINurON, August l-S:SOA n, !
The President slept during the night and
this morning 10 cheerful. He expressed
himself as feeling better than at any time
since he was hurt. Alter the slight rise Of
yesterday afternoon his temperature be.
came aGain normal early in the evening
and so continues. He appears stronger
and has evidently made good progress on
the road toward recovery during the last
few days. His pulse Ia now 94, temperA.
thre 9S 4, respiration ls,
[Signedl D. ". BLISs,
]. X, BAENEs,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBERT REYsURN.
d. II. AGKEw.
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sARAr IA, August lathe Meadow
Brook sale Of racing stock todav twenty.
.iS head we're bought for S7,445 The
Dgyef Btothets bought from Bowen 4 Co,
Rnnnemeade and BIehheim, price $40, 600.
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y4NEwELL IlOSOMs

urhIeagu 10 tho Rev. DT. A. 4. GeoFgF,
S,mrrIy Of Fourth street n. y. Church
OfIhs city
snD later .OUaa,t last Friday.
IIpe,As well for congregation, and
Ull better for a pastor, when they all
unite In bidding him a sweet farewell,
The Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church and ils pastor, the Rev. A. @,
George, D, D., deserve respectively these
deuse. Of praise. Prominent among the
pillars Of the Centenary Church Ia D. II.
LlnbenoD, the wslLknown Western
agent Of I. Remington 4 Sons, 1t was
peculiarly appropriate, therefore, that he
should become the representative leave
nEe Of the congregation. The position
heaIIed, more than fairly assisted by his
wife, n the host and hostess OF not only
the departing pastor, but nearly the
whole Of his loving flock. Every nook
Snd corner Of the spacious psrlofs Of Mr..
L,nhenon's mansion, at the corner Of
Van B1pn and LeavlLt streets, were seVe.
rally at,ei with the goodly thropg OF
guests, AID had 1t not been for the fact
Nh 4 lawn party was pleasantly
Matted with the farewell reception, the
Gb1ndlnCe Of guests would have been
NHeWhAt confusing, hut every one was
bappy,GslSted IN being SO by the choir Of
CsnItnSly Church, who had been ap.
pointed as chief assistants in the iestiVi.
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WASHINGTON.
nlHoR MATTERS AT the CAPITAL
a DesIaIOn Bearing on the star ROutsS-
Monthly STATE ment OF the PubIic
DebI-BuFsAu. Briefs Rnd
Department Dots.


Monthly AbStEaC, Va tMs status Of the
P1bIIc Debt.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 1.-The fol-
lowing Is the public debt statement for
the month nj Julv.
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OCCAhlON OF TIIE EXCEPTION,
To show the uniniormed q sufficient
raNOn Tor the entertainment It may be
stated that the Rev. DR.. George shortly
starts Tor England, accompanied by bis
vile, TO Gltend the Ecumenical Council oil
the MeIhodis. Communion, a council
which will open its sessions al London,
August 90h
PtsVious to the reception proper the
guests sanntered around the pleasant and
spacious lawn which Is sn Appendage oil
the grounds surrounding the mansion,
and which, last evening, was brilliantly
and piCiuFesQuely lit up by a multitude Of
Chinese lanlefns, gaudy with all the gro
tesQls art Of the Cslestall. Here beside
thsuunterings OF chosen COuplets, games
were INDUCED IN, including a break down
on a muChIy loaded hammock, which
had been converted for the nonce into
SOFT Of omnibus swing At the
bidding Of Dr. IN Dsnforth, who scled,
and ably, Ss the master 6i cere
monies, the Vnes1 gathered in the par.
Ior, and the reception programme proper
va ". commenced THIS was opened With
30 eECelIently paved piano solo, by Miss
esGdIO Hayman, followed with a we'll per.
loimed choFus by the choir OF Centenary
SIP WoL., .nI I"s1o Wt. p!""S Sia unss ~ WIS.
voei nisy;v, Gv' "uu ,.ui T WIS. VI; uLImn' TnoSe
sSca @ Il .,n,,n yS ""' 'V"o,eu ' Win au Aounu'
noSSS i II Fy'"",e' :ss.,s a % IialG quartet com
and IlScii". o'II' ,sa. ,.eTns'I, 't heeGn, Do"en
credit s"tun; SS a;us;. S.e" m ulu 'hemseLVes muCn
psssSd ~ WS H., . ',,io soIE, m ous weFs SUI M
who favored ,ns "e",e nunI"p. u EEIn'
inc Of sony ,, sn,,,iaIP I PS Ml Nun tue St SIuR
followed dnS, IS h. IL, ,,i m"',nR mR o.iil,n iMee
who dii Jonhiy =! S,iI H. 1uu "fs' ut'lnn
",'.' "'""'' Ne'''
m, "@rrf FAREWELL WORDS.
The Hon. |, l. Bond was then intro
duCed and delive,pd Va. t..,,;n,. t,o
wall o,.,io, ,,,,i,1...S., '"V''Ou' ~ '.'e "
,.Al.t s''O'' :" 'uute'sea TO Dt' George, dur
WH'vn Tue orator depicted III stormy color
The beauties Of being sea sick. drawn ftou
experience, and ronso,ir,,s n.n,o..oi al,
bon,,h,, ,ha .S.%e ~, eAP'eoeeu WV
.Il..", sf' '"a' WV "of'hy Doctor would no
represent The central figure In bis picture
10 conclusion, he expressed IN earnes
words lbs good wishes borne him bv HI,
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Al New Yok-worresles, i8; Metro.
politans,
A, PhilsdelphiG-Bastons, 10; Ath.
lOlics, 6,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, l2:30P n.
The Presidents wound continues 10 do
well, At the morning dressing 1t was
found to be 10 oil respects In a satisfactory
condition. After the dressing was con.
Cluded his head and shoulders were raised
In the same manner As yesterday, and he
took solid food for breakfast with more
relish than he has hitherto shown. AT
present his pulse 10 100, temperature 98 4,
respiration ~.
[Slgnsd] D. W, Bliss.
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoB'T REYBuRN,
D. H. AGNRw.
lUuOtlciAl BuIlstin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
August !, 7rA. !
The President remained with ha head
and shoulders elevated until the time for
dressing his wound this evening. It con.
tinues progrets In satisfactory manner,
and discharges healthy puS freely from the
deeper % we'll as the superficial portions.
He has taken nourishment and In eutti.
Cient quantity, aud In all respects he con.
tinues TO do we'll The rise OF temperature
this afternoon was slight, At present his
pulse Is lO4, temperature 90 8, respiration
20.
Signed D. W. Bliss,
j. X. BARNEs,
]. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
D. Ii. AGNRw.
tUnOHiOlAl- n IllStin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
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HARRISBURG, August Ia ChAater was
issued from the State Department sAtur.
day to the MonongShela East Shore Rail.
way Company for the term Of 800 years,
to construct aud operate railroad from a
point In Lincoln township, Allegheny
County, opposite the borough oi Nc.
Keesport, at the junction Of the Yough.
iogheny and MonongahelA Rivers, to the
State line dividing the State OF Pennsyl'
VSniA and West Virginia, through the
counties Of Allegheny, WesLmoreland
and Fayetts; length Of said road, about
eighty miles; capital stock, $SOO,OOO,
President, W. q. q iincy, Pittsburgh
Directors, Henry HiCs Of Beaver, James
|. Bennett Of Allegheny City, D. Iioslet.
ter Of Allegheny Oitv, William N. Lyon
Of Pitlsburg, Jacob HsnriCi Of Economy,
Herbert DePuy Of Allegheny City.
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lUuOtlsIAl BuIlstin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |


WARRINGTON, August Ill I'm !
The Presidents case to-day has present.
ed no features OF especial Importance
whichjhave not already been.notiCed inthe
official bulletins. His appetite has been
rather better than yesterday, and he has
partbken more freely Of solid food. His
bill Of fare has been extended 10 embrace
several things hitherto forbidden, includ.
ing coffee, Of which he drank hail cup
to-day for the frat time.
The surgeons continue 10 give him kou
myss oCcarionAlly in place Of an equal
quantity OF milk. The President ex presses
q decided liking for It aud drinks II eager.
ly. The patients wound discharged freely
at the evening dressing, and its appear.
ance was In every way satisfactory. The
usual afternoon fever was light and passed
off earlier than usual aud the President
went 10 sleep and hes been sleeping most
OF the time since. His pulse 10 now below
100 and his temperature and respiration
normal.
tUSOiaciAl BulletIn.l
WAsnINGToN, August 2.-l AM
At midnight the President was sleeping
quietly. DR.. Bliss says he is getting well
a. fast as he could wish.
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BANGOR, ME, August la slight shock
OI earthquake was felt here last night.
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A vacant tjoSsuishtp

vERA CRUz, August LIE H, Rodgers,
United s'ates ConSul at this pot, died 10.
| dAV.
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A Gallant Deed.

From an Albany, n. ", special of the 26th we
have the following particulars of a very gallant
deed by the cOachman Of the Governor Of New
York:
Michael White, Governor Cornell's coaehman
became u hero this afternoon by risking his own
drowning child. He was driving the Governors
carriage in tue Park at the west end OF the CITY
Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. Case, sisters OF Mrs. Cor
nell, were the occupants. AS the carriage was
going along the road near the lake shore and at
The extreme western end, the ladies were startled
by hearing the shrll cries OF child, the sounds
coming from the direction OF the water Looking
from the window. they saw "A struggling object in
the water at the opposite side OF the lake perhaps
100 feet away. second glance told them that a
little child. scarcely more than an infant was In
danger, and both ladies Immediately implored
the coachman, Michaei White, 10 do something TO
save e.
Michael is a man Of family andla strong fellow.
aud he needed no urging 10 undertake the rescue
Flinging OF his hat and coat, but forgetting or
neglecting 10 remove his boots and gloves he
plunged in. The water Is very deep, and with
his wet clothing and water filed boots the man
was able 20 make slow progress the ladies watch.
Ing him IN an agony OF fear lest the child should
sink before he could reach II. BY great effort
Mike succeeded In grasping the little one lust as
IL was sinking. and although he was thoroughly
exhausted he managed by showing the chid's
body ahead Of him and then swimming after IL TO
get IL 10 shore and Chamber out himself
crowd having gathered II was soon ascertained
that the child was Freddy King four years on
age. and that his mother lived near by. Freddy
had gone out 70 play on the lake shore with three
or four other children about his own age. Run
ming along the shore he lost HIS hat overheard,
and unmindful OF danger, waded out TO regain II
When he began 10 cry his companions ran away,
and but for the timely arrival OF Michael White
there is good reason 10 believe that he would
have been drowned.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Second and Last Days Session OF the
Convention OF School Su-
perintendents.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the Con-
vention OF School Superintendent was
called to order by Professor Bloss, IN the
School Board rooms. There were quite
large number of new arrivals noted. The
subject for discussion was Promotion"
Numerous details of methods in use were
presented, which were not the same in any
two cities General agreement was
reached on the following points: l1) That
semi-annual promotions are desirable in all
large schools. (2) That final examinations
alone should never form the basis of promo
tions. or That all previous examinations
and the teachers opinion of pupils abili-
" and energy should be considered in pro-
noting pupils slightly below the required
average. az That full monthly examinations
in all studies was not desirable. t5) That
daily records of pupils recftations was not
desirable, but rather injurious (ol
That the grade of promotion should be hxed
after the examination, not before.
A spirited discussion on the course OF
study took place. 1t was agreed there should
be a minimum course OF study used in all
the schools of the State; that the questions
of the State Board, except in physiology and
history, were not too difficult for use IN ex-
aminations for promotion to the High
Schools and that every High School course
should embrace a full review OF all the legal
branches.
In the course of discussion the follow
ing figures were given relative to the maxi
mum and minimum salaries oil teachers III
the different cities: