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him, and almost went into Mysteries The very
nervous persons were warned against going In.
The !, man-eesr knew enough not to Jump too hard
II he had he would have broken the rope This
creature, Invested OF all numhug, Is q queer ami
NAL, and makes one feel trine uncertain about
ones ancestry.
THE POLITICAL MIDDLE
The political knot becomes tied tighter as time
goes On. few weeks ago 1t looked as IL the Cor
nell faction and the half breeds would combine
against the Conkling-Arthur wing of the party.
The recent attack of Cornell against Conkling in
the columns OF the Albany Eoeniag Journal has
made perceptible change in the situation. The
governor has found out that he threw a boomer
ang. The boomerang flew back, struck him on
tne stomacn ana doubled him up. 1t was not what
he said about Conkllng that injured him-because
punity-but he stirred up Jay Gould, who not
outstanding hts diminutive size, is a bad man to
ulat1on In American District Telegram stock.
conducted by Cornell, as Gould says, after the
manner mann OF the sharpest practices of wan
have done honor to Gould himself. 'u AS
yet the governor has made no denial, and
This disclosure will injure his prospects in the
country districts, where they look upon Wall
pnd n with horror especially the
pressed himself openly In opposition to it. W.
ever. They still look upon the Conkling- Arthur
party with distrust. They suspect that an effort
Is being made throughout the state to get a large
number OF candidates In the field so that they may
prevent concentration on Cornell or a half.breed
candidate. This the stalwarts would do in the
hope OF getting the delegates in the end to rally
round man of their choice. SO great has this
diStrust become that it is likely The half-breeds
VIII act independently Of either the other two
factions
AS for the democrats, they are in as much of a
middle as ever 1t is very plain that there will be
no union of Tammany Hall, Irving Hall, and the
County Democracy, on the local ticket. How the
convention will be made up nobody knows John
Kelly blandly says that he doesn't know whether
Tammany Hall win send any delegates to it or
NOT put II the truth be told he may have a chance
are specializing as to how these very hard knots
are to be united, but they have to confess that
they can't tell anything about it.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, August 26.-The Posts financial ar
tcle says: At the stock exchange the share specu-
lation opened weak and prices declined per cent
Tor Louisville and Nashville, IL per cent for Cana
trail The chief objective point OF the "bears"
was Denver, which declined On an unofficial state
ment rejecting upon the financial condition and
management OF the property After weak holders
had been shaken out the market began to improve
and the rise was assisted by the weekly bank re-
turn. Prices advanced Il TO 50 per cent The de-
mand for money thus far to-day has been met at
4Ha5 per cent on stocks, and at 2ka3 per cent on
cent, and prime mercantile paper is discounted at
5iHa6K per cent Foreign exchange is dull and un-
changed
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Fined for Being Too NcIrbborvv

In the Police Court this afternoon, Hugh p. IIoar
was charged with assaulting an elderly LADY
named Frances NJ Briggs, who lives at ses iSth
street Mrs Briggs stated that on the leth instant
without any ceremony, the accused pulled hef
her own stairs and out or her house by ths
hair OF her head, because she threw some
water on the sidewalk She said the people
mink she Is witch, and prosecuted her on that
account Mr.. Hoar's explanation was thar soma
OF the nelghbors thought she would set the house
anre, ana when he went 10 her room She fought
Ike a tlgreSs He told the court that he only iii
IL as neighborly act The court told him that
he was little too neighboriy this time, and ne
would have TO pay $40 for IT. or go TO Jail for 30
days He NOTED an appeal, and was sent 10 Jail
In default OF bonds
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I'd Edition.
--latest .TGlGglanS to The Star.
THE LIGHT INFANTRY AT CAPE MAY.
FAST TIME AT SARATOGA.
The LiRht INFANTRY at Cape MAY.

THE RIFLE CoNTESf-BAsE BALL vICToRY-THR RE-
TURN OF THE CORPS TOMORROW.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CAPE MAY, n. j., August 26-The silver pitcher
offered by William s. Roose as a prize for the
rifle contest between team representing the
the New Jersey National Guard viii be brought 10
Washington. The match came on to-day, and
the score 242 to 210 in favor OF the Light In
fantry team, which was composed OF Miller God
dard, Harrison, Woodbridge, Hale, wanstable,
Mclaughlin, Beall, Ross and Cash. The base bali
game yesterday resulted. by score OF TO s. in
SAVIOR OF the Light Infantry. The dress parade at
ctockton yesterday was witnessed by large
Srowd. The Infantry will arrive home at r. m
aunday. banquet rendered the corps, TO be given
lined, Col Moore having decided that IT would be
mpr acticable
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Secretary Chambers voyage.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 26-Secretary Chandler
formally accepted Coasters Harbor island this
noon In behalf OF the United States government
He was accompanied by his wife and Chief Engi-
neer Shock, Chief Naval Constructor Wilson; Mr..
Leopold Morse, of Boston; Senators Aldrich, OF
Rhode Island, and Miller OF San Francisco; Gov
ernor Ltttleneld, and Mayor Franklin, OF the New
port city government A salute OF twenty-one
guns was fired in honor OF the event from the
United States ship New Hampshire. After an in
Spection there was collation., at which few re-
marks were made by Secretary Chandler and by
the mayor OF the CITY.
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A Pipmv Revolution. i'm Colou

PANAMA. August 26.-In Colon, on the night OF
the 18th, the leaders Of the defeated party headed
by man named Preston, of political and murder
Gus notOriety, commenced fndiScrminate revolver
firing in the streets In the assault two innocent
canoe-men were shot Preston and his gang took
to the woods, and have remained up to the present
entirely unmoleSted He is said 10 have one hun
dred armed men with him, so that the probabili-
ties are that he will give the authorities some
trouble, and that finally q compromise will be
effected, under which he will gain some of the
political advantages he seeks. The principal OBJ
Ject OF the movement is to keep DR.. NuneZ from
entering into power as president.
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THE ANTI-CHINEsE BILL DOES Nor APPLY TO
AcToRs.-A member Of the Chinese legation visited
the State department to-day and informed Acting
Secretary Davis that a party OF Chinese play &C
tors had been denied permission to land at San
Francisco. Secretary Davis called upon Secretary
Folger, at the Treasury department, in reference
Folger telegraphed to the collector OF customs at
San Francisco that the depar tment did not regard
play actors as laborerS within the meaning of the
Chinese act, and suggesting that the facts in the
case in question might bring 1t within the late de-
cision Of Judge Fields, that the law did not apply
TO Chinese seamen who had shipped before the
passage OF the act.
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Another Raid Upon the Unhappy
Clerks

THE PENNSYLVANIA HIGHwAFMEN AFTER THEM
ana now comes along the Pennsylvania colfec-
tor, VINO requests" an assessment from the clerks
In the executive departments, which twill not be
objected to In any quarter" lady receiving SIS
month, employed in the Treasury, yesterday re-
ceived the following:
HEADQUARTERS REpUBLIcAN STATE COMMITTEE.
n, ST. CLOUD HOTEL, PHIIA.
chairman. Thos Y. Cooper; Secretaries Lucius Rog-
err, T. l.. Magee, Samuel F. Barr, John McCnl-
Tough, ID. A. Atnholt Harry Buch. Thomas WI
son, VIM. M. Allison Jos AID: Thomson, Eeim s.
THOMAS, VIM. L Newell, w. ii. Bitter.
The republican state commtte desires to make COM
@ R,epaIsrons Tor what mus prove great battle
WIN ns democratic party must prepare print and
S.ICste suanie Documents touching the issues in
snd d DO al things for which may be
that and legislative control OF the state but
y ,ss standing In such battle We believe h.
nnt h Z. lis hund which, 1t hoped
The committee authorized to state that such volun-
nom persons employed In the service
:, ine state Or q the United States WIN not be objected
70 IA any omc1hl quarter.
Please make prompt and favorable response by bank
cnsch @ qrafs or postal order payable to the
1soer q the chairman Of the republican stafe commit
soo. <o4 - indicated in the heading Of this letter.
THos. Y. CooPxH, Chairman.
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AssAULrs.-Smythe jackson, colored was fined
. or Is days In jail by Judge Bundy this morning
Tor aSsault1ng Policeman Shanks, OF West WASH
rest Jackson'S wife,
Eugene T. Hayes, plasterer, was fined S. or IS
Gays by Judge Bundy to-day for assaulting a fel-
low laborer with a trOwel The nne was made
ilght because there appeared to be provocatioa
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Yellow Fever M Masa-ers..

special 20 the Post says: 1.-The number O. new
cases or yellow fever here is DECREASING but Z
snip load OF recruits for the army who have lust
arrived viii furnish new victims The fever is de-
sastatlng San Fernando q small town IN sampt-
.aS over loO cases are IN Brownsville The
Suarsnune guards The Howaris, OF Galveston,
nave given BROWNSVILLE 81. OO0 "
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GALVESTON, TEX, August ga special dispatch
TO the NeES states that heavy rain or water
spout caused the head of Basque creek above Ste
phenSville on the cath instant to overflow destroy
Ing property estimated TO be worth from $40 600 TO
100000. A Mrs Hart was drowned, her house be-
Ing dashed to pieces Other persons were saved
by climbing on the roofs OF their houses and to
adjoining trees. The water has now subsidized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-26

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FESTIvITIES.-The fourth
party or the s. b. d. Social Club was given last
evening az the house or Mr. VIM. Read, near Four
corners, Montgomery county, Md. There was the
same profusion OF pretty faces as at the previous
gatherings Dancing was kept UP with spirit
until the small hours Among those present We're
tne Misses Read, MeSsrS. j. and III. Bachelor, the
Misses Rust the Misses Keys, Mr.. NJ Blair the
Misses Melfne, the Messrs- Read, ME-. j. VIII
thompson, Mr. Rust, Mr. Graham Mackal, the
Misses Batchelor, Miss A. A. BarnitZ, Miss j. E.
!aylor, MISS S. Wilson, Mr.. II. Donoho, Mr.. John
Ayirett. Miss Maud Noyes Miss Mary Tiers. Miss
Sarrie jenkins. Mr.. Frank Hillyer, Mr.. Middleton
Mss henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Miss NJ. r.
halett' Mi. Henderson and Mr.. Keys.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows !.
- :, W. Riley, 1r, to II. Maria Crlssey. pit IL, So 3
si,92a q n. w. Burchen to Alice r. kirkwood MT
o So ia; S3,924 So. Joseph T. Bradley TO Mary
ar braoley, sub. q, SO. %; $4,000 Alfred Wilmer
snan -, a. Evans sub 90, So 49, 5000 Motley
Ai'0n " - D. webster. sub 8, SO. $50; $500.
BosfoNIASs have long been Justly proud of THAR
lonngs Hotel, for It's fine cuisine and excelient
,ii ianage ,n Immensely popular with gentle
Its Inequalities; but Its proprietors have inst COM
pieted an extensive addition. with speeiaI refar
ence 10 their accommodation and Comfort seven
stories Id height, I'VE OF which are furnishes IN
mahogany, with every modern Improvement and
hundred rooms, nifty Of them with baths con-
meeting pariorS In large numbers, and splendid
ladies' dining room, with entrance on Court street
near washington. The house is Conducted on tho
European plan. In "Youngs,r Messrs. Han =
Whippie nave now one OF the i1nest hotels In the
the site OF the Adams House, on Washin1ton
street. 20 be finished In about q year. a hotel of
three hundred rooms, to be conducted on tha
European plan.
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News Briefs.

Late reports from South America confirm the
statement that general rising OF Peruv1ans
against the Chilians had been plotted IL was %
have occurred July 2Sth. Esmeraldos is blockaded
70 prevent the disafected In the port communicate
ing with their friends.
Coup's circus went TO pieces az Detroit Mich,
yesterday, and the property was seized by the
sheriff 70 satisfy claims OF the employees, amount
ing 10 SIS 900.
Colonel Swinney. OF the royal engineers. IS I'm s.
Louis purchasing mules TO be shipped from New
York 70 Egypt for the English army.
About hundred man-Americans held q
temperance convention yesterday In Chicago, 20
seven hundred delegates were In attendance Is
the Free Thinkers convention yesterday at Wat
kfns Glen, NY. committee on the establish.
ment OF a free-thought university WAS perfecfed
with Col Robert @. Ingersoll at the head.
Judge Richard G. l. Moncure, president OF the
virginia supreme court OF appeals, died yesterday.
A sk1iliul swindler is going about the country
oisposing OF cieyerly forged checks on the Baits-
more commission nrm OF w. Z. Norris Co.
Little Nellie Brown, aged five wears. who va
supposed TO have been kidnapped IN New York O
Tuesday last, has been found drowned N -
Harlem river.
At the convention OF colored men, IN session q
Jefferson CITY, Mo-, resolution was adopfod a..
ing August and September q as holfdayK =
coInmemorstion OF the emancipation I'm Hayo -
The two colored men convicted OF the murder. -
February, 1851, OF Frank Patterson, IN the roo
where the testimony was being taken IN the b
bee W Finley case, were murdered ~ q mob nooR
Madison, Pa, yesterday. &
There were 6fty-two new cases or yellow fsvur
IN Brownsv1lles Texas, yesterday, and -four deatho
There were nye cases OF fever at Point lsabcL r
miles DISTANT and ave deaths IN AatamnEaA
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The Saratoga Races.

THE FASTEST THREE-MILE TIME ON RECORD.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 26.-F1rst race, purse
$500, one mile. Monarch won, Wedding Day
ond. Force third. Time, 1:44. French pools paid
$500. Second race, the Baden Baden handicap,
second, BuShwhacker third. Time 5e5-the fast
est on record by quarter OF a second. French
pools paid SIS so.
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UP THE METROPOLITAN ROAD.
What n Scotchman is Doing for Mary
land Farming.
70 The Editor Of THE EVENING sr.n.

10 be EDITOR OF THE EVENING STAR:
Ilately visited the farm OF James A. BOYD esq.
pa the Metropolitan branch OF the B. & O. road
ahe farm contains i,1so acres lying on both sides
ot tiie railroad Ths thriving village Of Boyc,s
Sbatlon vas named In compliment to him by the
enpany. As an Illustration OF what can be done
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Sports on Land and Water.
TEE SARATOGA REGATTA

n.
Five thousand people witnessed the boat races
at saratoga lake yesterday. or the twelve anna
teurs entered for the first race "a mile and half
and return) only I've put in an appearance Frank
Holmes, OF Pawtucket, K l., won In q minutes
and 16x seconds.
The professionals were called, and OF the nine
entries seven appeared-George W. Lee, OF New
ark, n. J.; Charles Riley, Saratoga, N. Y; George
III. Hosmer, Boston, Mass; Henry Sheldon, Sara
toga, NY; Charles < Courtney. Union Springs, n.
Y; Wallace Ross St John, N B., and James A.
Ten Eyck, Peekskil, n. Y. The prizes were 81 600
30 the winner, $500 20 the second and 500 20 the
third Lee won by a scant length ahead OF Court
hey, Ross was a bad third, Ten Eyck fourth. and
Sheldon next. Lees time was 2O:43k, Courtneye
20:4Sk, and Ross q 81. Riley was fouled by
Hosner at the start Ross complained OF q
spr aimed wrist
BASE BALL YESTERDAY
At Observation-Disclosures Department nine, n:
Govt Printing once nine, 4 AT Providence
Providence, 8; Buffalo, 4 At Observation-Disclosures
2; Cincinnati, ]. AT Troy-Cleveland, 8; Troy, &
At Loulsville-Rain prevented the Eclipse Balfa-
more game. At Syracuse-Stars. 8; Atlantic OF
Canada, S. At Philadelphia-DetroH 8: PhiladeI-
phias O At New York-Boston, 6: Metropolitan, {
The chief OF police OF Philadelphia has given
orders to prohibit the proposed spar1ng exhibition
for the benefit OF 'Tug" Wilson, IN the Industrial
Art building, next Monday night.
The HllSdaleS are In training for their race with
the Thames rowing club
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TeEegrapliic Briefs.

The US. Flagship Pensacola has left Panama
for Guayaqull, Payta and Callao and it is believed
for trip round Cape Horn to New York.
Intelligence has just reached Petersburg, Va, OF
the death by suicide OF Mr. R G. Gray, a prominent
citizen OF Surry county, Va. He shot himself five
times with revolver. He was the husband OF the
lady poisoned short time ago by the negro girl,
Mary Booth,
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @.
Atkinson, son or DIR. E. E. Atkinson, or the Bald
more custom house, yesterday afternoon shot VIM.
hInggold, tenant on Dr. Atkinsonis farm IN
Iuckahoe Neck, about three miles west OF Denton.
Ihere was some dispute about Atkinsons right 70
gather peaches In an orchard
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DIED To-DAY-Capt Philip Shea formerly on
the police force (fth precinct and for many years
captain OF schooner on the Potomac, died to-day
at his residence In South Washington, I3E ana 3
streets -
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A Pastor Severely stabbed.

SHILOH, OHIO, August 26-In a quarrel yester-
day over an attempt TO enforce the law prohibiting
the sale of liquors on Sunday, Rev. w. L. Phil
lipS pastor. OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
was stabbed severely by John E. Smith, q leading
grain dealer,
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. THE SEASON In WEST VIRGINIA.
A Delightful Summer Retreat-Wash.
ingtOnians Who Are There.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
AURORA, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA, /

SVrIeeponoence OF 1uE EVENING STAR.
AURORA, PRESTON COUNTY, W. yA.)
August %, 1882. I
Those who wish to enjoy cool and bracng at
mosphere in the heart OF the .Alleghanies should
not fail TO visit the historical and lovely village
Aurora, situated near the famous Cheat mountains.
where the attractions are numerous, such as mag
nificent bass and trout f1shng and hunting of all
kinds, and where any amount of game can be
themselves OF the beautiful ride on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to visit this free and easy town
Situated near Oakland 1t affords Accommodations
In many respects equal to this famous resort Two
fine hotels are located here, which furnish com
1OrtS and pleasures OF home life. The genial
proprietors, Messrs. McCrum and ShafYer, do
their utmost TO add to the enjoyment of the
guests Among those stopping here at the
hotels are the following weil-known Washing
tonlans: DR.. and Mrs. George B. KELLOGG,
postmaster Anger and family, Col irish
and family. Miss T. A. Rhees, Mrs. Barden and
son, Mrs Clark and family, Mrs Elliott daughter
ana son, Mr. III. II. Bird, the popular clerk at Nc.
Crum's; Mr. II. E. COpenhaver, Mr. Barry Bulk
ley, MI. Riley and wife, Mr.. j. NJ. Burkit Miss
Lizzie Condor. Judge Vale, and Major Dinwiddie
have line farms In the vicinity, where they are ex.
perinenting on blooded stock. The drives are
beautiful, and the country affords abundant facil-
tiles for magnificent and romantic scenery Hons
are given alternately at the hotels. A glee club
has been organized, with ii. III. Bird as leader.
which makes night hideous with its yells we adj
wise all the people of the city who are affiicted
with malaria, and who have sickly children, to
visit this place. b. AND G.
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THE FEVER CoRDoN.-The surgeon general Of
the marine hospital service to-day received the
following telegram from Surgeon II. 3. Spohn, at
Laredo, Texas: 'Cordon from Corpus Christi to
Laredo perfected, also extended to New Laredo by
uSn
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DKsPERADoEs SENT TO JAu.-Champ Carter was
sentenced TO jail for II months and 20 days, and
for what appeared by the evidence to be danger.
Gus assault, made without reason, upon George
Harvey, at the corner OF LIST street and Delaware
avenue, on the night OF the nth inst All the per-
sons concerned are colored. Carter slashod Har.
vey across the breast with q knife. and Lane
stabbed him in the back or tho neck Dr. Riley
destined that Harvey nearly bled TO death.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Name. o. &C. Ma

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to ii. IL Dodge $50 18th street
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District Govern ent Affairs.

STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The contractors for paving the streets and ave-
nues have all commenced operations and are fairly
under way with their work. New Jersey and
Massachusetts, avenues have been stripped of the
old curbs and crossings, the rotten wooden pave
ments removed and the debris removed, prepare
tory to laying the asphalt paving. street south
all along the lines the work of street Improve
mentS have been resumed. 1t is the purpose of
the District Commissioners to take advantage of
the best season or the year for this work, and It
Is probable that the full appropriation for the
fiscal year viii be expended before January next,
or about $4,000 OF the $500 900 appropriated for
streets, avenues, and country roads.
THE MONTICELLO CoNFRRKNcE-This morning the
Baltimore NJ. p. colored conference at Montello
was opened by Rev. Mr.. Anderson W. 81. Lee and
w. w. wilson were recommended for elders
orders, but the election was postponed. At 10
Elijah Gray, conducted by Rev. Thos Wells who
made appropriate remarks. He was followed by
Reys. Isaiah Jones, J. Ross and others Reports
Were received from churches, which occupied the
time to recess. The conference VIII adjourn prob
ably on Monday morning.
WIPES CHARGES AGAINST HER HrsR.Sn-
Mrs Martha Davis appeared as complainant, In
the Police Court to-day against her husband, Jas.
Mrs Davis, well-dressed, middle-aged LADY. cried
ptterly while telling her story. She said she had
been married twenty -four years, but her husband
had never assaulted her before. For two years he
has been drinking, and has done little towards
supporting his family. Yesterday he wanted to
take some clothing on the line to sell for liquor.
and she prevented him. He then struck her be-
tween the eyes and knocked her down. The court
sentenced Davis to jail for thirty days and ordered
him to give bond in the sum OF SaO0 to keep the
peace After the case was settled, there was an
anecting scene in the dock when the husband and
wife parted.
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. I, uniform rank,
Knights OF Pythias, before leaving upon their ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall, Monday evening, will
have parade through the city. The division Will
meet at the armory, corner or Eighth and z
street at 80 pm, and, after forming. march over
the following route: Eighth street to Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, TO Fifteenth street. to X, to Seventh,
down Seventh TO street southwest, thence 70
Sixth street, and down Sixth street to- the wharf
Pistor1o,s band win furnish the music.
THD UNITY CLUB EXCURSION to Glymont on the
steamer Keyport last evening was largely at
tended.
DKsPERADoEs SENT TO JAlI.-Champ. Carter WAS
sentenced 70 jail for ii months and 20 DAYS and
Lewis Lane for months, by Judge Bundy today
uuf nfn apHnIf,