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BASE BALL.
SEVERAL MIMOB GAMES YES
TERDAY-TME QUICKSTEP
Ly. REVIVED. So, &C, gt| 81

The Butcher Boys Club went to New
port. yesterday afternoon an
played match game Of ball with th
Newark Club. For time it looket
rather dark for the Butcher Boys, tn
score at the end of the fifth inniuI
standing to 2 in favor of their oppo
nents. In the sixth inning, however
the butcher boys scored runs, thu
giving them the lead which they main
tatned by hard playing until the clost
OF the game. The score standing IL tC
in favor CT the Wilmington Club
Time Of game two hours. The Butcher
Boys are open for all challenges. They
will play the G. Larkin club, at Mar.
Gus Hook next week.
| The Arctic, Jr., defeated the Excel
sIor, Jr., yesterday, on the grounds a
Fourth and Broom streets by score o
"a toe.
A match game was played on the
Rodney street grounds yesterday after.
noon between the Silver Leaf Social
Club OF this city and the Barber's nine
OF Philadelphia. The former won by a
score Of 18to s.
The following men compose the
new Quickstep nine Just organized:
Catcher-T. Canning.
Pitcher-J. Brady.
8. S.-Mitohell. ~, .-.
First Rase-McVey.
Sec. Base-Conway
Third BaSe-G. Graham.
L. F.-Britton.
@. F.-Walton.
X. F.-Allen,
Address all communication to B. j.
McVey, n. W, cor. Sixth and Madi-
son.
Last evening a new club styling
themselves the Young Defiance was
organized and are open for challenges
from any club where members are
under ID years Of age, The following
are the players: rl
C.-J. Cannon.
P.-r. Smith.
s. Sd. Gormley.
1st. B.--J. Mahony.
End. B.-W. Fleming.
Sd. BE. Dorsey.
L. Eff. Lord.
G. F.--J. Newell.
r. F.-S. Meyers.
All challenges should be sent TO j.
Gormley, 1010 West Second street.
On Saturday the Ginger Blues of
Chester, defeated the Delaware Pioneers
of this city, by score of9toS
The Maple Leaf Club were defeated
on Saturday at Eighth aud DUPONT
Streets by the Delaware Boys, who had
q clean sweep. ......
On Saturday the Houstons, Of South
Chester, defeated the Quaker City Club
of Philadelphia, after an exciting con-
test. Eleven innings were played,
when the former won by a score of4 to
3. On the same day the Ross Of Ches-
ter defeated the Shibe OF Philadelphia.
Score Z too.
The Atheletic Nine will play the
Defiance on the Rodney street grounds
tomorrow and the Experts on Satur-
day. T.
The following games were played
elsewhere yesterday. .. ca
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3;
Providence, 2.
At Reading-Allegheny, LII, Actives,
3.
At Oamden-Merritt, 81 Orion, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, I3; Def.
ance, of Philadelphia, Z.
At neutrality-suspicious. s; Harris
burg, 6.
At Boston Boston, IS; Chicago, 9.
At Detroit-Detroit, 8; Worcester, 5.
At New York-ClevelaLd, 13; Metro
polttan, 8.
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rho Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, August s.
/ A. NJ. .
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy weather and local rains,
uthwesterly winds. slightly rising
followed by slightly falling tempera-
ture, falling, followed by rising baron
et0r ..
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Annette the Death.

ArLANrA, Ca, August 7.-In Pine
vile, Webster county, yesterday, Abrara
g roat and Benjamin Thomas fought a
duel. GFoat shot Thomas with a gun
and the latter stabbed Groat to death,
Thomas died few minutes later.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
Oaonra on lne seoond.

The picnic of the Nonpareil Mas
querade Association occurs on Satur-
day, September I'd, instead of the 10th,
as iEad vertantly stated yesterday. The
affair promises 10 he one Of the leading
events of the season, & .-s-l
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Dsryisch Pasha and Server Pasha
.ail for Egypt this evening. The Coun
m Of Mi esters have given Instructions
b Server Pasha.
ri Jawaib states that Arabi's troops
Kill submit to Dervisch Pasha i'm
nediately upon the arrival of the
turkish troops In Egypt. ...
Sultan Pasha mas gone to Upper
EQypt with q large number of Bedou-
nS, to Oprevent the retreat of the Egypt
au forces from that district.
CONsTANTINoPLE, August 7.-Said
Pasha has promised Lord Dufferin that
he Porte will issue a proclamation de-
blaring Arab Pasha rebel.
C0NSTANTNoPLE, August Tt IL
Understood that the Turkish delegates
Yin shortly present to the Conference
Traits Of q proclamation against Arab
PaSha and . Military Convention with
England.
At the sitting of the Conference to.
lay the Turkish delegates accepted the
conditions proposed by the Powers in
heir invitations to the Porte to inter.
FenOin Egypt
BRNDIsI, Aug. Sir Edward
Galet, British Consul General to Egypt,
Lieutenant General Sir j. M. Adye,
Hsjor Melville Lytleton, Lieutenants
Childers, Adye and Creagh, and a mum.
er Of officers of General Sir Garnet
NOlSeley'S staff, have arrived here and
billed for Alexandria. ..-.p-
SOUTHAMPToN, Aug. THE steam
pip Italy, with the second half of the
eVanth Dragon Guards, sailed for
Egypt to-day.
MALTA, Aug. 7.-The steamship
orient, with the Duke of Connaught
md the Scots Guards on board, has
tnVed here on her way to Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA,, August THE rebels
Ne entrsnching between Aboukir and
eamleh and on the western bank of
tShmoudieh Canal, close to the point
(which they were driven on Saturday.
train full Of rebels proceeded to the
ahalla Junction this afternoon, in
ending TO destroy the railway. A few
pundS nom s0-puunders in the Ramleh
pes compelled them to withdraw.
VONSTANTNoPLE. August Z. The
Orte has received intelligence that
ism Pasha has ordered the garrison
q population Of IsmailIa to retire to
Aln, Twenty-Five Frenchnlen will have
special escort. 1t is stated that Arab
y erdeled the garrisOns along the
es Canal to avoid conflicts with the
tihsh.
gSMSSrANTIEoPLE, August Certain
plans have been particularly active
wv The bulk of the garrison is
GOas Of the petted Albanians and
Las OF tie Yeldiz Kiosk. The native
pnpslans are uneasy. There was a
Oundless panic on Wedne sday among
em in Stamboul.
LONDON, Aug. THE Times says it
hdves 1t represents the matured opin.
81 the nation in protesting against
Iurks being permitted to come to
WV no matter what the restrictions
which they may ultimately consent.
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RsuItRhInnanfa

nsIaa sIIalpment Of fruit yesterday over
hsistadw siSware ~ and Maryland railroads
maS STso y q seventy-Ave car loads CON,
Iilsdsis,iII.ll N iIIllowr' W. Jersey City, 36 cars
'oi Ohester, 2. - "s
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Mn.saored for IlI.TreaatnE women

PANAMA, July ga ohilian garri-
son, seventy four strong, stationed at
Conception, in the Junin Valley, ha
been massacred by the inhabitants.
The soldiers had beeu III treating some
women.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

Remember that Sutterley & Co. cannot
be excelled on taking children's photo
graphs; their prices are low gallery
302 Market ST,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

Remember that Sutterley, No. 302 Mar
ket st., has the large assortment Of
frames at very lew prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

says q. L. Me Bride, of Atlanta, Ca,
in speaking of s. S. S.: 1t cured me Of
Catarrh, after best physicians North
and South had failed. Price $1.00 and
$1.75 per bottle OF all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
THE EGYPTIAN 7; OUB'LES'
- ruROPEAE CONFERENCE
nsPLEAsANT 1HCIDEhT-EO
Rr UNDEMNIFIEO.

Dox August I'm the House OF
Commons this afternoon SIR Oharles
T1iIs Under Foreign Secretary, reply
pllH ~ various questions, said no Turk
ing W .oons have gone to Alexandria.
iSh uyt Mt have been despatched will
Tnose ~ oI as far as Crete. The negotia-
only ~ reOard to Turkish intervention
tioIs .urt - have not yet reached q stage
IL ,annaSiing NH any statement 70 be made 10
enSvn e%nHSs,;a%eut The Conference. he said,
fMIS D., Sava no control over England's
VIII - a. Suez or at any other point
aCuOn PT.ish troops are In occupation
wI,tus wnoLU If the Khedive's proposals.
1y Vn V"ssnres before the Conference are
Ihe OOTouoSals for the safety Of the
oply Tnrd Dufferin has been instruc
a1t "a hat II an agreement is reached 1t
w ", 'n NV he temporary one, incident
VII wiz ~ Sresept situation, No ultima.
y snS ~ bsen sent to the Sultan. a 7sLil
su% suT%nISssTANTINoPLE, SsT Aug. Am un-
,S.sant 0 feeling has been caused to the
gieSsanu Hss.s an account OF the hoisting of the
ro, rr,uI1sb fisp OH the public building,
han the British occupied Suez. The
povta U1 has been assured that the raising
rVtiW r .Ss aar has no sianificance. The
=. JianIsyed was that Of the Consul
and was hoisted In conjunction
%;sh " the Egyptian flsg. This explana.
,;on Ia, i not considered satisfactory.
''yI 'yArEtANDRIA, Aug. 7.-The Khedive
Nd written to Ragheb Pasha that he
uo~sidered O~O it incumbent upon his Gov
srnmeut to give notice, without delay,
N ia intention to indemnity the suffer.
~ from The disorders at Alexandra,
~;thout distinction of nationality, in
'ome manner compatible with the re-
rOurcss Of the country.
GoSSrASTINoPLB,Au T-1he Sultan
bsS Issued an trade granting powers to
Esld Pasba and Assym Pasha to agree
a tbs creation of an inter national police
b protect the suez Canal, and has in.
stracted them to point out by proclAma-
Hon the nature Of his policy in regard
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
l.nmn MeeIinK.

The Brandywine Summit camp meet
ing, near Brandy wine Summit station,
on the Baltimore Central X. r., will
commence on August Dist and continue
ten days. Rent Of tents, ~ hunks, %
cents; boards rented at 20 cents per
hundred feet. Preachers boarded at hall
rates. Preachers ana people Of sur.
rounding stations are cordially invited
to meet with us. Sod
M. W. GRAVES, Pastor,
Rnnkh,a CnrnAr nalaWArA Co., 20,
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According to a paper from DR.. C. j
Mcgowan, the orange trees in portions
Of the province of Canton, in China, are
injured by certain worms, to destroy
which the inhabitants import ants from
the neighboring hills. The ants are of
two species, and inhabit nests suspended
from the branches of trees. They are
collected and transported in bladders,
and are placed in the tops of the orange
trees, which are connected by means of
bamboo rods so as to give the ants ready
access to all parts of the orchard. The
remedy has been in constant use at least
since 1910, and probably dates from a
much earlier period. Prof. e. V. Riley
wishes to learn ii these species Of ants
have ever been determined.
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Delegates.
Total

Be it further resolced, That the several
Parish Committees of the district are hereby
directed to call an election of delegates,
which call shall be published at least two
weeks before the meetings hereinafter
specified in the Morgan City Free Press,
Donaldsonvil1e CHIEF, Iberville South, n.
o. Weekly Louisianiaa, Louisiana RepalbH-
can and such other papers friendly to this
call.
The election of parish delegates to the
District Convention shall be held on the 5th
day of August, 1882, at their several parish
seats. Said delegates shall be furnished
with proper credentials, certified by the
President and Secretary of their respective
committees, and copies of the same shall be
forwarded at the same time to Theo.
Fontelieu, President, and Louis A. Martinez,
Secretary of the District Committee.
Be ii further Tesolued, That the members
of this committee be, and they are hereby
notified that a meeting of this committee
will be held at Donaldsonville on Monday,
the 2lst day of August, 1882, at o'clock p.
NJ, for the purpose of preparing roll for
the temporary organization OF the Conyen-
tion
Resolced, That the proceedings of this
committee be published in the N. o. Weekly
Louisianiaae, Louisiana Republican, Donald
sonville CHIEF, Morgan City Free Press,
Iberville South and such other papers as
are favorable to it.
THEO. FONTELIEU,
President Republican Committee Third
Congressional District of Louisiana.
L. A. MARTINEZ, Secretary.
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Frank Ieslie,s Sunday MAGAZINE.

One of the leading features of the August
number of this popular periodical, is the
highly Interesting commencement Of Marion
Harland's new serial, "a Good Fellow"
Among the other notable contributions are,
Z" Nantucket an admirable article by the
editor, Rev. DR.. Talmage, on " Decoration
Day-What it is, and what it means Z;
"Street Singing and its Influence on the Re-
formation in Germany; Cyprus, Ancient
and Modern" y; =" How the Rough House was
Founded by Prayer "The Vocal Music
of the Ancient Hebrews" by Alfreton Her
yey, etc. MacDonald's serial, Weighed
and Wanting is continued and there is an
excellent story by Ella Roaman Church, en-
titled Hope Chestlethwaite's Trouble"
There are also some exceedingly interesting
Sketches and Essays; Poems of great merit
by J. Logic Robertson, Gen. w. II. Browne,
etc, and IL most comprehensive, interesting
ana instructive miscellany. The Home
Pulpit" has a sermon by DR.. Talmage,, :" Do
Dreams Mean Anything9" Among other
features of interest are: :'The Collection
Basket" +" Missionary Notes." information
for the Curious" "The Drift Of Religious
Comment" Personal Notes and Com
ments," (" Obituary Notices. etc. etc. The
illustrations are numerous and finely exc
euted. This magazine should find its way
into every family The price is only Is cents
IL number: % year, postpaid. Send 25
cents for u specimen copy. Address. FRANK
LESLIE, Publisher, 50, IS and 81 Park Place,
New York.
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LATEST DISPATCH.

New ORLEANS, July II, 1882.
The British ironclads, Invincible, Tenn
eraire, Infexible, Monarch, Superb, Sui
tan and Penelope opened fire upon the
forts at Alexandria, Egypt, at Z o'clock,
Tuesday morning, and silenced four of
the forts during the day, with the loss of
9 killed and 40 wounded. Last evening
the Invincible landed party Of blue
jackets and marines, at two abandoned
forts, who blew up the heavy guns. Tho
Egyptians fought we'll and suffered Sc
verely. The Suez canal has been closed
by order of Admiral Seymour, to all for
eign vessels, practically suspending COM
merce in the Mediterranean.
2 P. M.-The Egyptians have hoisted a
flag of truce. The English 1-ton guns
much disappoint the men, not giving
satisfaction commensurate with promise.
A large number Of transports from Cal
cutta and Bombay are en- route for Alden,
loaded with the prime of Hindostan.
LocAL.-A large number of hite men
were discharged yesterday from the Gus
tom House to make place for their more
dusky brethren from the Third District
It is now understood that the Acklen
election law has given Republicans a
good show i'll several other districts of
the State. In this measure the dominant
party overreached itself evidently, and
with Republican majority contestants
will stand good chance for admission.
Hon. Taylor Beattie has been called to
Washington. W. H.Y
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A peculiar circumstance recently oc-
cured in Baton Rouge, and which will
interest not only newspaper men but the
friends Of the gentlemen who arc the
subject of the following paragraph
clipped from the Truth:
One of those strange meetings, which
seldom occur, and, when they do. carry us
back and brings up all the fond remembran-
ces of young days, was witnessed yesterday.
Mayor Jos. G. Carrotte, Geo. Pike, Col.
A: w. Hyatt, Capt John McGrath and
Chas j. Dakin, met for the first time in over
a quarter Of a century. Thirty years ago
this remarkable quintet were boys together
in Baton Rouge, all poor and honest, and
working in various departments of the
printing business. All of them are hale and
hearty gentlemen, and while reeounting the
various mischiefs and escapades Of their
boyhood, seemed as if their lease of life
would extend to another thirty-two years,
without danger of any diminution of their
number. The incident was an occasion OF
remark by many of our oldest citizens.
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Political Notice.

To the Presidents of the Republican Parish
Committees and to all Republicans of
the Third Congressional District.
At a meeting of the Third Congressional
District Committee held in the city of New
Orleans, on Saturday, March 4, 1882, the
following cali was issued, to-wit:
Resoloca, That the Republican Congress
sonal Nominating Convention of the Third
Congressional District is hereby called to
22nd day of August, 1882, at II o'clock NJ,
to nominate a candidate for the Forty
eighth Congress, and to elect a Congress
sional District Committee.
Be it further resolred That the several
parishes of the Third Congressional Dis
trict, be entitled to the following represen-
tation in said Convention, viz =
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Notice.

rs hereby given that application will be
i made to the Hon. Commissioners of the
General Land Office under act of Congress
of June 16, 1880, for tie repayment of the
purchase money on the following New
Orleans cash entries, viz:
l. Certificate No. 81, for the N. E. of
Sec. No 81, 7. No. 8, S. R. 2. b., 1910 acres,
and entered by Marie and Vietorine Allan,
Dec. 10, A. D., 1885
2. Certificate No 1872, for lots Nos. l, 9 and
3, Sec. No. %, T. 8, R.2. E., s7-6S acres, and
entered by B. Allan, ST., and B. Allan, Jr.,
Dec. TO- A. D., 1885.
8. Certificate No $50, for lots Nos. 9, 10,
Is and 49, in Sec. No. %, T. No. 8, S. r.
Matthew Rodriguez, Sept. II, 4. D.. 1885.
4. Certificate No. 1898. for the S. r. Of
Sec. No. Z, I. N. 9, S. r. 3. E., 1850 acres,
entered by Adrien and Joachim Blanchard,
January %, A. D.. 1885,
IS. Certificate No. SOP. for s. E. of Sec.
No. q, T; No: 8, s. r. 3. E., 1000 acres,
entered by Martin Dixon and Elizabeth
Hudson, April IL, A. D., 1885,
Donaldsonville, La, May q, 1882.
E. R. MASON.
Attorney for applicants
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Mr.. G. E. Young, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
writes: "Disease and suffering had COM
pletely discouraged me. / took no pleasure
in eating. found no comfort in living.
felt myself a burden, and m; mind bordered
on insanity. Dyspepsia and urinary dis
orders troubled me. I tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and now, thank God, feel myself
the equal of any man. 1t has saved my
life!'
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A Travellers Story.

After spending months at watering places
and consulting the best physicians without
benefit, I returned home disheartened and
expected to die. A friend urged trial of
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Three bottles and
careful diet have brought me excellent
health and spirits, and hope my experience
may benefit similar suffer- rs.-Cincinnat
lady. See other column.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretlons OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, l
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send q self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
JOSEPH T. imam, Station D, Ne,o York
Gin
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New Orleans and California are at last
connected. The last rail of the New
Orleans Pacific railroad has been laid
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The Press Convention will assemble at
Alexandria on the 18th instant. As our
exchanges have not much to say on the
subject it is feared that large number
will not be in attendance.
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$4,000 Reward.

For any ease of weakness, ill health, dys-
!,epsia, indigestion, nervous debility. urinary
;sisoraer, lung trouble, liver complaint, or
sany chronic affection that Browns Iron
ss;tters will net relieve.
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internal diseases contracted during
the recent foods are killing horned
cattle il great numbers on False river.
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New Orleans has received this season
4l1,151 bushels of Texas oats, 1854 1863
bushels of Texas and California wheat.
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A perfectly safe preparatioa of iron and
veget; bic tonics that will not harm the
most delicate, is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
gives health and strength.
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Port Chester, N. Y, has Broom Bri-
gade, the proficiency Of which is said to
to be equal to that of the Seventh Regi-
iment.
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The Revenue and Harbor bill has
passed the Senate with several amend
snents.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post-ofice at Donald
sonville, Ascension parish, La,
July rs. 1882.
Brunell, Calico Hall, Willie
Billsen, John Junia, Graham
Braud, Miss Mary johnson, Alphonie
Barnett Alfred Marie, Hypolite
Baylia, Frederick Miles, jr Victor
Brown, Miss Rosa Patterson, Mary.
Burns, Henry Pickinpaugh, W.T.
Coswell, Mrs. Eliza Routh, job
Collins, David Rodriguez, Adam
Esteye, Tbeophille Taylor, Joseph
Ellis, W.T. Thomas. W Fl
Giving, William Vegas, Paul
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT, p. NJ.
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The Morgan City Free Press in publish
ing letter from a citizen Of franklin
regarding a late murder trial in ST.
Mary parish has it that +" if citizens will
lock at the records of murders committed
in the parish for the last ten years and
compare it with the judgments of these
trials, those that committed the deeds
they will be astonished at finding that
but two or three of the criminals have
suffered from their crime" This is Il
terrible state Of affairs and argues badly
for judiciary and people of St. Mary
parish.
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Morehouse parish wants rain for its
crops.
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Sullivan and Tug Wilson will have a
bout on the 18th inst.