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except an area OF about two inches in
diameter containing within II the spot
previously found TO be sonoTous, The ex-
periments we're repeated by Prof. Tainter,
who obtained exactly corresponding re-
cults. We are, therefore, justified In con-
Cluding that the ball ia located within the
above named area. In our preliminary
experiments we found q bullet like the
one in question, when in its normal shape
produced no audible effect beyond the
distance Of TWO inches and S.hAli, while
the Bame bullet fattensd and presented
with its face parallel TO the plane OF the
coils, gave indications up to the distance
OF nearly five inches. The same aGttened
bullet held with its face perpendicular to
the plane OF the coils produced no sound
beyond the distance OF one inch.
These facts show that In ignorance OF
the actual shape and mode oil presentation
Of the bullet to the exploring instrument,
the depth at which the bullet lies beneath
the surface cannot be determined from
our experiments, sm, gentlemen, yours
truly,
[SiHued] ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL.
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BULL ANp RAICHELOR
The Jolly Pittsburgh sIeanbOat CHptaIH
Gives Sitting Hall . banquet.

BIsHARK, D. T., VIA CHICAGO, liz, July
Sl.-The steamer General Sherman, with
Sitting Bull, White Dog, Scarlet Thunder
Four Horns, "High as the Clouds, ""Bons
Thunder" and Sitting Bulls sister, Pretty
Plume" )" on board, bound for Fort Yates
arrived this morning and were greeted by
over twenty hundred people at the leyee.
Sitting Bull aud staff were given banquet
by Capt. @. W. Bachelor, OF Pittsburgh.
and B, D. Vermilye, Private Secretary ot
General Manager HAupt, oi the Northern
Pacific. Sitting Bnll refused 10 ride on
ths cars as he preferred the wagon, He
didn't understand locomotive power auf,
tiCiently 10 risk his lie,
This Is the first white oily Sitting Bull
ever cav. He was given reception at
the hotel and rslished his dinner hugely.
He couldn't see how ice cream was frozen
in the summer time, and though dgnihed,
yet asked many questions ol the inter.
prefer, His two wives and two pair Of
twins were with him, His vile is called
q pretty women among the Sioux, acd
really her features are not bad.
Sitting Bull is Al years old and IL In
pc, feet health, except that bis eyes are
weak, causing him to wear g AsEss. He
did not make any speech, except the
usual poWwow, aud was perfectly inde.
pendent, fis has seven children, the
younges twinst, sgsd four winters, Grow
feet 10 nine years old. The
son through whom he delivered
up his qua 10 Major Brotherton is bright
little fellow, and a twin brother Of the
child who brings word from the lodges.
While here Sitting Bull sold several pipes
and trinketa At enormous figures, and sold
his autograph to those who wanted 1t. tie
writes hiS own name in English well, but
does not speak the language lie has
some French education. In general ap
psarancs no is y full .bIooded Sioux. At
elk o'clock the boat will leave lOr the
sgenCy, where there are seven hundred oI
his tribe under the protection Of six com
panies OF soldiers His meeting with his
nephew GAul, his daughter and other
relatives tomorrow will be All interesting
HCene,
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EuROPEAN ATTAIGS IN ArRIOA.
Notes on the situation Rt BOIh Ends Of
"Ihe Dark COnIInenI."

"Ihe Dark Continent"
LoNDoN, August 1.-The morning Post
says: We learn from OonstantInople that
In q conversation between the Grand
Vizier and one Of the Ambassadors, the
former stated that the Porte was prepAr.
Ing note on affairs in Tripoli, which
would bs, to certain extent, an answer
to the dispatch Of Earl Granville, Foreign
Secretary TO Lord Dufrerin and British
Ambassador to Turkey, which instructed
the latter 10 advise the Porte to exercise
great prudence In not giving causes OF
possible complaint to France. The note
will point to tho dangers to which the
Turkish provinces are exposed, and TO the
necessity Of taxing immediate steps for
guaranteeing order The Porte, while de.
Claring that 1t will not shrink from ful.
6lling Ito duty, protests beforehand against
any wrong Interpretation which France
may give TO the measures whiCl may be
deemed necessary.
PARIS, August l.-Three baLtRlions OF
foot, one battalion OF rifles and two bat.
teries Of artillery have lett Toulon for Al.
geria.
LoND'N, August la dispatch from
Pretoria says: The convention between
England and the Beers was signed Sat-
utday last.
TuSIs, August l.-All is now quiet here.
The Bsy has thus far collected 400 irreg.
ulAr troops, but they show great unwll.
lingness 10 obey orders.
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TIMELY TIDINGS
FRoH ALL GUAEEEEs OF rnE GLOBE.
Situation Of Affairs In India aud In
North and South AfrIcA-BrIIISh
Grain Trade aud Outlook
for the CFOpS, &c,
AsIATIO MAm.
PrOEreOs OF the Fight BstWesn the Amssr
aud AyOOb RhAR,

LONDON, August 1.-The Calcutta cor
respondent Of the 7fmT says: It 10 GER
tain that such OF the Amesrs troops as
have not joined Ayoob Khan are dis
perssd, and that the Ameer's cause Is lost
in Southern AIRhanistan. The chances
are that this week will witness Ayoob
Khan in full march on Cabui. It Ia not
unlikely that the Ameer may succeed in
holding his own in AiRhAnistan, and that
the end OF the civil war may see Afghan.
igtRn eplit into two Kingdoms, Ayoob
Khan being the master OF CAbul, CGnda.
haF and Herat, AbdurTahman Khan reiR-
ing Ia Balkan and Bodakshau. Should
this forecast be fulfilled, the British Gov.
ernment will have to face serious prob.
lem' Abdurrahman separated from US by
. victorious rival can hardly fail to sink
70 some such position as the
khans Of Bokara and Khiya, and
become the feudRtory oi Russla,
which will thus practically advance the
Russian frontier to the HindukuaCh, while
the remainder oil AIghRnistan will belong
10 our Avowed enemy, That England can.
not afford to allow events 10 arrange
themselves In this manner, Is, | believe,
the unanimous opinion Of the people Of
this country. 1t 10 matter OF general re.
mark that the folly OF the withdrawal
from Candahar, the hostilitieH patched up
aud the settlement made OF Cabul last
year, 10 already becoming manifest,
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WHEELING MEN
mAKE A DDREssEs AT CaAUFAUQUA
Rr. BarnIIE and Or. CunninEham PrOn'
InsnI Among the Speakers there
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abOut
the other Exercises,

CHAurAuQUA, N. Y, August l.-ThiI
afternoon Rev. @. H. Fowler lectured or
Paul, the First Christian Missionory.
The Sixth Missionary Conference was
held t4P.M. Topic: bright and Dark
Sides Of Missionary Life" objections
being considered and answered by Rsv
Dr., Fowler (Methodist), Rev. DR.. Humph'
rey (OouEregAtIOnaD, Rev, Dr.. Psrkhurst
Rev, Mt. CLARK, Missionary 10 India, res
pOndsd to the questions. 1t was stated
that Of every 100 missionaries 50 were in
the home field, and that OhriStendom con-
tributsd annually six million dollars toE
the conversion OF each heathen in the
world.
The third anniversary OF the Chau'au'
qua Missionary Institute was held at 1880
This being IN undenominAtonal society,
short addresses were made by Rev Dr.
Humphrey, for OopgregStionallsm, who
presided; DR., BIni'z, Of Wheeling, Tor
English Lutherans; Or, Cunningham, #
Wheeling, Tor Presbyterisns. Baptist,
Dutch Reformed Msthodists and other
denominations were also represented by
speakers. There was singing by the
Fiske Jubilee Singers, from Nashville,
Tenn. The BaptiSls at Point ChautAuquA,
across the lake, held their annual banquet
tonight at the Grand Hotel. Prof. W. F.
Shsrwin, Of Cincinnati, presided.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. DR.,
BoyCe, Of Louisville, Rev. Dr.. Moss, oil
Indiana ]. NJ. Hoyt, Of Cleveland; A. N.
Perrin, Mayor Of TituSvills, Pa, and 9TH
ers, Over 100 have attended the Teach.
ers' RetreOk
The Uhautsuqus School CT Languages
10 stlll 10 session.
The As'embiy Herald, a large quArto
newspaper, Is edited and printed on the
ground, and issued every morning. Pro-
visions lor the entertainment Of the peo.
pie are better than ever,
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Destructive Work OF the Demon Of the
PLANES ~ Various Points Yesterday.
NEW YORY, August 1.-The storage and
weighing house Of W. q. Tilghman, al
Nos. Is and "A West street, was damaged
by fire this morning to the amount Of $780,
900. The loss falls upon the wholesale
merchants having goods stored In the
building.
CHICAGO, August 1.-The following
fires are iepOrted: At Davenport, the
Milton dlstillsry, which has been closed
for alleged crookeIness for two years and
was about 10 start up. Loss, S25. 900; In
surance IS 600.
Az Marion, Iowa: b. T. McAiee's eleva.
tor and Grant, B1rdich 4 90, 9 warehouse,
with 10000 bushels oil grain. LosS not
stated.
AT Paxton, Ills: Elwin Rice's grain
warehouse and elelevator, Loss, $4,000
Upinsnred.
STEUBESvILLE, 0mJ, August The
stable LelOnRing to Alex. Shane, one mile
out Of the city, was struck by lightning
Saturday night, and burned 10 the ground,
together with the crop Of wheat, hay, etc.
Loss, 5000. Several hay stacks were
struck and burned, and about fifty sheep
are reported killed In the same vicinity.
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gloomy Picture Of His Condition In His
English four.

OtuuInI EIcluTe oI EAth G0uulIIOn IN HIS
EnEIinh -Four.
NRw YoRk, August LA recent arrival
from England g.veS to q Mirror reporter a
lamentAble account oi Emmett C"Fhtz").
now In that country. HE ia q total
wreck" said the informant. "NiVht after
night he 10 taken to the theater, bis
clothes thrown on him, and actually
pushed on the stage, Formerly, when be
got before the l0otlishts, he was all right,
but now the results OF his prolonged
SpreeinR show themselves when on the
stage, and bis condition is betrayed to the
audience. His periodical sprses have
been superseded by communal druuken.
ness. believe he Ia anxious to get back,
but his engagements prevent him At
present, although he has made Rev.
ersl attempts 10 return. Lately he
went to the steamship Ufllce, bought a
ticket, aud In order to e'cape from bis
managers, 10 whom ho was under engage
ment, he chartered small steam yscht,
and was 10 have been taken 10 the steamer
alter he had got some distance out. His
managers got wind OF 1t, sailed alter him,
and secured him Just As he was nearing
the steamer. lie was brought back aud
showed on the stage that night. With his
weakness, Joe Ia also eCCentfiC He mingles
In the worst society, and several times be
has been seen dancing In the Liverpool
hsh markets. I'm afraid he hiss run the
length oil bis tether in England. Managers
say they will never engage him again,
and The opinion being general among
them, Joe can never hope 10 secure rec.
oguition there in the future, even were he
u become a sober man. He has broken
90 many eng .gements aud given managers
80 much trouble that no faith can ever
again be placed In him."
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PAnMELL,n PENnINtENCE

Loads 10 His Expulsion From The House
his Contempt for the speakers An .
.thOFI1.
LONDON, August lin tho House Of
Commons this afternoon PArnell was
named for offensive language aud for dis.
regarding the authority Of the Chair, and
Gladstone moved his suspension for the
remainder Of the sitting. Parnell arose
and interrupted Gladstone, and said he
would not 70 through the farce ot await
Ing q vote, as the Speaker interfsred with
the freedom OF discussion. lie then
quilted the House. The motion for his
suspension was carried by a vote Of l49 10
1872. Parnell was named for persisting In
spite OF the Speakers ruling, In raising
the question Of the Irish political prison.
orS aud declaring that the authority Of the
Commons was always on the side Of
power.
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wABuINGrON wAIYa,
Postal, Treasury and Personal Notes o.
Interest.


Interest.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The coinsNl
during July aggregates s., ,S9O, 200 80, ,OO(
double eagles, 225,0OO standard dollar
aud the remainder cents.
Assistant Secretary Upton has resumed
his duties at the Treasury Department.
Secretary Lincoln has taken his family
to Rye Beach. He will return TO bis desL
Wednesday.
The wife Of ex-senator Howe, OF Wis
consin, died to-day at the residence OF bel
son.in law, Colonel Enoch Toltep, OF thil
city.
Forty.thres postmAsters OF Preside ntia
offices have failed to render their QUAR-
terly reports 10 the POStoiiice Department
Tor the quarter ending June 80, 1881, which
they are required 10 do within one month
after the expiration OF the quarter. Fail.
ing, the Postmaster and bis sureties Or.
liable to be compelled 10 pay double the
amount of the receipts OF the office durins
the quarter unACCounted Tor. The follow
lng are among those reported delinquent
Fl Paso, ILL.,, Fattmount, Neb,, Fremont
Ohio, Hutchinson, Kan, lronton, Ohio
Jacksonville, ILL.,, Ksokuk, Iowa, Lans
burg MIMI, MarshAll, Mich, MenoshS
Wis, Neensh, Wis, Newton, Kan, Ro'
chester, Ind.
The Yorktown Congressional Commits.
sion and The Yorktown Centennial AS,
sociation have selected October IL as the
day GU which The ceremonies shall com.
menCe at Yorktown.
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THE NEW COLLECTOR.
Robertson Eaters ON His DuIIes- -CustOm
A0u0e ReIEuFea,

HOnse Seizures.
NEW YoRK, Adgust l.-ColleCtor Mer.
ritt this morning made q formal transfer
Of office 10 Collector Robertson. The
transfer took place at s o'clock, when very
few persons were about. Both gentlemen
made brief complimentary speeches and
the outgoing and incoming Objects shook
hands with the Bubordinates present,
including Surveyor Graham and Naval
Officer Burt There were many callers
during the morning.
The few important seizures made recent.
" By the Custom House inspectors has
started the inquiry whether It would not
be more prsftable for the Government 10
return 10 the moiety system. Seizures now
are generally OF such an insignificant ma.
ture, and embrace only BuCh merchandise
ss tn reality falls into The hands oil the
Customs officers that sales twice year
will easily dispose ot them. A few years
Sgo there was great rivalry between the
inspectors 10 zee who could make the great
est number oi seiIuIee, embodyine the
largest am1unt in value, aud, not lntte.
qnanlly, more merchandise was landed Al
the Custom House, as the fruit oI pstsipt
ent search In the haunts oI smugglets
than the vast suizute room cot d well &C
Commod1te. 4; is not likely that the neE
collector would look upon euCh return
with satisfaction.
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Cowardiy Assassination OF n woman.
Cigar Makers Strike.
DETROIT, August 1.-The cigar makers
Of this city, 10 the number OF 100, ara on
strike for an advance OF wages, which
they claim are lower here than in any
other city. Ten small manufactures and
one or two larger ones have conceded the
rise, but the most concerns closed, Ie.
fuaing at present 10 grant the demand
lob eco manufacturers oil this city agreed
TO advance prices from three 10 tite cents
per pouud On all tins cut che wing brands
and Que 10 three cents on smoking tobaC.
co, 40 shown by their respective lists.
While Mrs. John Simpson, boarding
house keeper, Of this city, was returning
from market Saturday evening, when
nearing her home, she was shot by man
concealed behind fence, who immediate.
ly ran away. Her husband, from whom
she has been separated some time and
between whom frequent quarrels have
occurred, was arfes'e ed yesterday on sus
piCion ot firing the fatal shot Mira.
Simpson died this morning. and charged
her husband with implicitly In the deed
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Prnleetlnr ,he Uhsrohe.s.

vASBuRES, ARK, August l.-1ndian
authorities have attached nearly all the
saw mills In the Cherokee nation, claim.
ing that they were being run in violation
OF the Cherokee law with permit Of license
and contrary TO the United States statutes
At one mill over $40 valuable walnut logs
were ssIzsd Permit troubles are extend.
ing ircn the ChoCtAw to the Cherokee lla.
tion, and serious trouble is anticipated.
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PRoF pELl's REPORT UPS THE ENraRiMESrl
The following lie Prof. Bells report:

VOLTA LABORATORY,
1921 COHNRCFICUr AYESUE,
WAsHiSaroN, u. u, AuguSt |, 1881. }
To ht Surgeons in attendance upon President
Gutf,id!
uES1s.-I beg 10 submit Ior your intot.
nation btiei statement Of the results
Obl ,ihed with The new form Of induction
balance 10 The experiments made this
morning Tor The purpose u l'O4llng the
bullet III the person Of the President, The
instrument WAS tested iot sensitivene'a
several times, and during the course Of the
experiments II was found to respond
we'll to the presentation ol a tlIItehed
bullet al a distance Of about tout
inches from the coils. When the
exploring coils wore passed over that
part ol the abdomen Where the tniutout
SPOT was observed In tie experiment.
m ,dp July 70 b, A ie'bls tons was yer
Ceivtd, but ihs effect was audible a o ~
siderable dis,a1ce. Around this tpJ, The
sounds wera too feeble TO hs entry sAlS
factory, a. had reason TO txpIOt IRON
the sensliVenssa Ul the iratrument
much more marked ELECT IL order Il
Ascertain whether similar sounds nigh
not he ob aintd In other localities
II exploited tho whole iisht cid,
ard back below the point oi eu
trance Of tho bullet, bui no par. gAv,
Indications oI The presence ol the bullet
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Thomas Power O'Connor and PnrueiI
Coming 10 Thia Country-A MeHorAn.
dun OF ReniRn.pIOtE.
LONDON, August l.-Thomas P. O'Con.
nor expects to start ten days hence on an
American lecturing tour In the interest OF
tue Irish land agitation. Tho prospect Of
Parnell crossing the Atlantic grows daily
more probable.
1t is stated that the police are very reii.
cent In regard 10 the memorandum book
found In the possession Of MCGrath, one
Of the men indicted for the attempt 10
blow up the Liverpool town hall, but 1t
10 believed that the book contains series
Of memoranda relating to steamers and
articles 10 come by them from Amerios,
and In view Of the disco veries Of the infer.
nal machines, II Ia inferred tha' ss,he inior.
nation which The Home Secretary OBJ.
tanned Of the exptc ed arrival Of puch ma.
chimes was sctually obtained from the
petusAl Of MCGrath's memoranda book.
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A Reported meeting with Those Famons
HnnuItA

Bandits.
KANSAS ClTT, NO., August 1.-Collier
Childs and one McPheson, two young
men, we'll known In Jackson county, cay
that they met Dick Little, Frank Jones
and Ed. Miller Friday, and held long
conversation with them. The Childs
family are highly respected and both
young men are regarded 40 truthful and
reliable. They report that the three men
were accompanied by stranger, and were
riding along near the Chids farm, on the
old Lexington road, ten miles east OF In.
dependence, In the Six Mile district.
Ohilds and Mcpherson had juAt left the
farm when they met them One Of the
men offered to trade horses Uhilds 10.
Btantly rec 'gniEed him 40 Dick Little and
spoke 10 him. Little is we'll known In thai
part Of the country, having only left II
after the Glendale robbery, when he skip.
ped for Texas. Marshal Lipgett shRdowed
him Tor some time, but SAW no hing 10
warrant bis arrest, and Dick returned and
lived athoms until BAsham made his con.
fsssion, when be again lett. He married
Matte Collins, and her departure for
Texas first gave the officers the Clew 10
Little's whereabouts. The other two men
we're also easily identified by the farmers.
Childs told the story 10 county Official,
and he pruiesses no doubt that they we're
Ia truth the celebrated bandits.
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Chs 9ntell9Fafer;:
-. ,o.. - aud n rOur'sen'h street.
l,,, Ross, who died near Cincinnati

po,p vho died near Cincinnati
AALS .,,., hyTo bs,su his business cSrseI
% sauna, nj. city in 1897. Eight year.
n1''sl1 pa~ss APPOINTED cashier Of the
hsfs'lu ~ " Noroaptowu, and remain,
8la'n Da, ''D,il bis removal to New OrleAni
q mere pDs' ta'. ,bs greater portion Of his
10 '''' IN, " Mr., Robb's advancement
LIE N'S s'f,aant sr Citv was unprecedented.
Il to- O,s' n ears after his settlement
NtH'p ,ooj Wv 6,st among the permanent
1a's 10 :, IN Nav Orleans and had begun
O'HAs'' I,,i. soaocisl operations abroad,
lo'lsr' ,,gs and 1857 he established
0e's''' and commercial agencies in New
VAa'AA p1iI.d.lpbis, New York, San
V'''I', and fiverpool, besides securing
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BowERsrowN, o., August 1.-The engi'
neerS oi the Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail.
road are at work locating that line from
here to Wheeling. Twenty-Five thousand
ties are contracted for to be delivered here
BY the first OF October. It is rumored that
the work Of grading will commence oil
along the Connotton valley 10 Zosr by the
frbt 10 lhe middle Of August. The Price
Cut, near Lsesville, is RImost out. The
grading from Bowerstown 10 Z9ar can be
done In six weeka.
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rho Risht party hhUt for One"-His IN
iNndAd Victim Gets the LfDp

tendAd Victim Gets the Drop
ltrfLR Rock, August = John Walker
was shot aud killed on Saturday, near
Evening Shade, BY Dali b. Rogers II
appears they walker caine to Rogers gate
emerged from his house, thinking tbs hail.
Inv parry WAS A friend named Henson,
and calling him by name, invited him In.
Walker responded by makibg himseli
known. When atked what he wanted, he
requested Rogers 10 step Uu.Aida and he
wonld show him, At The same time expos.
Ing pistol lie had In his hand. X gers
stepped into the house, AID procuring 4
quiz, came out on the porch, fred upon
walker, who turned and walked Cd Aitet
walking ley steps he fe |, and died With.
In an hou'. Rogers Il ID, but subsequently
euftendefCd himself 10 ths officers,
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HIT whether the hoy or the story Il Ia
Hard 10 Nay.

Hut whether the Hoy or the story Il II
Hard 10 Nay.
CnARLorTEsvILLE,::VA., Aug. ia little
negro boy, whose parents live at George
town, a settlement Of colored persons near
Charlottesville, met with an accident, which
was believed would prove fatal. Falling
from tree upon the sharp point Of a
stake, which had probably been used to
support It when planted, the right side oi
The boy was penetrated, and his liver
pierced. DR.. ". G. Rogers was called to
see the patient, and on reaching him
10 md the liver prosruding and considera.
bly, torn, 40 much so that he clipped OF a
portion Ot II about the sizs uf marble.
rhe exposed organs parts we're replaced,
and lew stitches placed In the oiihCe 10
prevent is protrusion.
The liver was torn In the left edge,
where there are not many blood vessels,
and the hemorrhags was not great, but
the surgeon anticipated inf animation, and
probably q fatal termination. 70 his sur.
prise the boy improved rapidly, and iH
entirely well, and does not complain Of in.
convenience or suffering In any way. The
accident occurred about six weeks ago,
and the boy Is now running about az
usual.
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NIv ioRK, August The English
Se'mef, Lord Of the Isles, now here from
''Dan by w5y Of SntE Canal, laden with
.s' sailed iram YokohamA May Path. GA
@ 'ae came day the G,eneittny, another Eng,
" ,sI Steamer, with similar cargo LETT Ioi
t ta, l'm,e po't, aud race oil IA 600 miles
~, !9e New York lea market, was begun
y 5ne two vessels Heavy betA wtr,
/. H. t .e on tho race, with odds In every G .et
Il, ~ Eor Of the GIeneir,ny The lord o
Me e n, ,se won, arriving six hours ahead o
Ts gSleneiFiny. Some oi the engineers OF
'"' ''cIofiouSsle had money al stake