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WINDIATE HOUSE.

~ WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR, YORK ST.
This hrst-cass House is in excellent condi
lion and the Proprietor is confident that he can
give perfect satisfaction to the travelling public A
Bus will always be ready to take travellers to and
from the boats. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept
In connection with the House.
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THE beauty and color of the hair may
be safely regained by using Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is much admired for its
perfume, cleanliness and dandruff eradi.
eating properties. mar80
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

sC,ARL PANGBURN'S Barbershop, one door on
= Sth street bridge, north side. Work done IN
good taste. Particular attention PAID TO Ladies
Ind Children's hair cutting and shampooing. By
a, means call and Carl.
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WILLIAMS u0uSE

TT A. REUSS, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
IL, Eighth and Franklin streets, Manitowoc.
This house has recently been enlarged ana reiuT-
7iehed ana offers every inducement to the travel
Ing public.
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ID T. NAGIF NJ. D..

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE ON
Eighth STR in DR.. Pri i.Chard's former office
Office hours to Il A.. Nj, TO p. N. Night calls
,IrnmntIv attended 10. jul 2l-Sl
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A q FRASER. M. D., G., NJ,
- 8 SANDERSON

Dhysician and Surgeon, successor to Doctor ii
Coakley. Office Un YORK street, near Eighth
Msnitoyync WISCONSIN. sep Is
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MENTAL PARLORS, RUD0LPH'S BLOCK,
ID Corner Eighth and franklin Streets, South
Side, Manitowoc, Wis. Office hours from a. M.
to p. Nj. NoA
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r. K. PAINE, NJ. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
Il and Accoucheur, late resident Physician at
me Hshnemann Hospital, Chicago, has peIman-
emily located at Manitowoc. Office, on Buffalo
streets, west OF Rands store.
fv,,-v Harms. TO A. NJ,
offiCE hooi's' TO ? and to P. NJ.
Diseases of the eve and ear treated.
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D,
MI Shoes. Leather, Sc, &C. Shop on Buffalo
Street, near the corner OF Eighth. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed.
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NASH & NASH.

A TTORNEYs DCOUNSELoRs Al LAW
n Office over First National BANK, hlshth ot
Collections promptly attended To.
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ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES A SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. WheL on.
tinued more than one week. half OF the ahuve
rates for each subsequent week.
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n r. rs7.RpooK Wa. WALKER.
ESTABROOK & WALKER,
DIR. C. e. GRIDLEY,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office corner Eighth
~ and Franklin streets, in Woods Block oyel
II agner's store, South Side, Manitowoc, Wis.
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
O sEDGwIcK. @. A. FORREST
SEDGWICK & FORREST,

4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELORS At LAW,
~ Office in Woods block over Wagner's store,
South Sth street, Msntowoc, Wisconsin. Collec-
tions promptly attended TO.
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F. S. LUHMANN, NJ. D..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Al
Residence OF DR.. +. Simon, hancock slfeet,
near the cc ,.rt house, Manitowoc, WIS. ueIo
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AW INSURANCE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE
4 Franz Block South Eighth street, Manlto-
woe Wis Collections promptly attended TO-
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W lLLI q NJ hhIITI
DREWER AND MASTER, CORNER SlAmH
Is and Washington streets, South side. Ihe
highest cash price paid for Barley
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The Soldiers, Home Changes.

GEN sTURGIS SAYS THAT HB WAS REMOVED on AC-
COUNT OF HIS SENATE COMMITTEE TESTIMONY.
Gen. Sturgis, who was yesterday relieved from
duty as governor OF the Soldiers Home, told a
STAR reporter to-day that the first news he re-
ce1ved OF his removal was seeing the order pub
lshed In last evenings STAR He received the
Official order this morning. He went at once to
the Secretary OF War and told him how he thought
he had been unJustly treated He stated that he
had been relieved before the customary time had
the position year ago, thinking that at the
expiration OF the customary period OF Ser
vice, four years, he would be placed upon
the retired list, as he would then have
reached the age OF sixty-two years. Now,
however, he Is Summarily relieved and ordered 10
return to his regiment in the Black Hills, for no
otner apparent reason than that he was compelled
TO give testimony before an investigating commit
tee OF Congress which reflected upon two OF the
record of the proceedings OF the board OF commits
sioners at the meeting when it was determined to
relieve him, nor Was it shown to him. Friends OF
Gen. SturgiS are firm in the belief that his removal
was caused by nothing else than his efforts to re-
form the administration OF affairs at the Soldiers
Home, and the testimony given before the COM
or the commissioners were I'm the habit OF receiving
regularly vegetables, fruit, &c, from the Home,
and were In the habit OF using their office for per-
SoDal benefit In other ways They further say that
Gen. SturgiS expected that effort would be made
70 nave him removed after the adjournment OF
Congress- but that he did not expect that the effort
would succeed. Gen. Sturgis was an appointee OF
President Garfield and 1t Is now stated as long as
ne was living matters ran smoothly, but after his
assassination war was commenced upon him. His
appointments at the Home were cancelled and he
was hampered in many ways. Among others he was
refused the customary furniture and carpets for
his house. 1t is also confidently stated that this
subject OF his removal will call forth nvestiga-
ZION at the next session OF Congress. Gen. Stur-
gis' regiment is now In the Black Hills and he
Will join IL there as soon possible but it Will
probably be month before he will be able to get
away He Is undecided whether to take his family
there W it'll him or not.
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TI'HE GREAT
TIE f f99ESfhH3T NM AS hG s99fHwEsr
STILL nAIk fErrc 4H4fGfE5F5 sTH fa %2U1FHfSf
Tor AND and The We cheaSo ted Express
a.ss ssan d far. dac srs Esss
Im s9552 to %l,b mat Western
Sn ,,cht Nal Va, Lxpress, $3.50 Pm. daily for
For Crgsson Springs. $3.50 AIN. 1880 and $50 pm.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer anandaigua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara. Goa
m S s1Ssgt sunday with P a. Car from Har
DAY. with Palace Cars from Washington to Canaan
forTiissm 9;gp Lock Haven, and Elira. ats.so
pm @ssd 4 On san nj FmaS so
lor Brooklyn. Ny al through trains connect at Jer-
sst fa.s1 ssee a aTodin a G0aSs
s ana fmte5 rsSrss aa5 5sS Ss
For Bsi.imoTs &4o; 500, $50. 1870 an. and 30.
sunday. 500. $50 an. AGO. 6:2O. 1880. $50.
Fer Po es Greek Line. $40 am. and 44o p daily.
For Annapolis. GAO am and 4;io PM daily. except
W$ ASb I'M RNp
80 300 $40. 500 and il 80 m. m on Sunday day
ro- eo, So ana t 10 and s6 u 70 s sS and M
daily. and 500 y m. daily. except sunday.
aras . sSd 1is5andTa fgF Sah o sc2 oo s
s:To pm and - 100 midnight On Sunday at
Tickets and foration at the Office northeast Corner
Of = street and Pennsyyana avenue and at the
sage to destination from hotels and residences.
General T 3 &; WOOD asou.
ffaNh THOMSON. General Manager.
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ID ED.

cHENowETH. A. Cornwall. on the Hudson, An
gust 2lst 1882, CATHERINE MAUD, daughter a
Catherine Wood and exander Q. Chenoweth.
DEYINE. On Thursday. August Path. 1881. AABl
DEVINE, aged sixty five years.
Funeral will take place from her late residence at -
Sd street NORTH asst on afurday morning, the 18th m
slant at $50 a. M. and then Proceed TO ST Aloysa1
church. where requiem will be said for the
Of her SOUL Friends and relatives invited 30 attend
baltimore sun Ite use copy.1
FITZGERALD. On August 25 1882. at o'clook
Am. MICHAEL EDWARD. son of Michaei and AaEy
Z len Fitzgerald, aged months and IL days. -
Funeral viii take place from parents residence. -
ut. W., tomorrow. August Is. ut O'Clock I'm.
HARRISON. On August a. 1884, st 6:16 pa.
RICHARD HARRISON, aged &c years, month aud
days; . kind and loving husband and siectono<D
Dearest husband, thou hast left u.
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But tits God that hath bereft IA,
He can eli our sorrows heal.
Funeral VIII take place from his lsfe residence. No.
49, street southwest Sunday next st O'Clock p. >s
and then proceed 20 the Fifth Baptist Church Friop
and reiatves OF the family are invited 70 attend.
MAGRUDER. In Halifax. n. s., August e. I0q1
Mrs NJ. h. MAGRUDER. widow Of the hats DR.. =
Funeral from the chapel. Oak Hin Cemetery, SuD-
day. August 9th. ct tbaltimore payers pleqD
copy ~
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Disposition Of the Public Lands.

disposition Oh the Public L8ndS.
A statement of the disposal Of the public lands
during the fiscal year ending June SOth, 1882, has
been prepared at the General Land Office, and
shows that the total amountof acres disposed was
Ii, $685. an increase over last year Of
some five millions. The cash received
for this land amounts to an aggregate
OF 49, G91, as against some five million last fiscal
year. The amount entered for agricultural pur-
poses as "cash sales" was 3699 800 acres for min
eral purposes 37.06s,010 acres; for desert lands
acres were entered under the homestead laws,
laws
Under the timber culture acts 9.7o7 acres
were entered and sproved up" Under the various
land warrants, railroad grants, school and state
selection actS-including various kinds OF scrip
there were disposed OF 615, 1865 acres
lands during the past year was owing to the i'm
mense tide of immigration in the great northwest
In Dakota the increase is more noticeable than In
any other state or territory. very large fn-
crease Is also noticeable In Louisiana and Florida
The area OF state and railroad selections Is more
complete than ever before, and this adds greatly
10 the aggregate disposed OF during the past year.
The area OF cash sales In Dakota alone Cos O94
acres, and the homestead entries were over two
onces are not yet In for the month OF June, and
the areas In these instances were estimated.
MAJoR HAMS, in charge Of the work OF improv-
Ing the Potomac fats, was OF his Office only little
while to-day. So far as the Kidwell obstacle is
concerned there Is but little doubt but that the
government win go on with the work according to
the plan, and let the Kidwells settle whatever
equities they may have IN the courtA
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The New Bonds.
THE PROCESS OF DRAWING FOR THE NUMBERS AT

THE PROCESS OF DRAWING FOR THE NUMBERS Al
THE TREASURY TO-DAY.
The allotment OF numbers of the new three per
cent bonds began to-day at II O'clock and will be
continued until all the applications have been dis
posed Of. The allotment was made by chance,
and was conducted so as to give no cause for COM
plant. The only offers considered to-day were
those first forwarded at 10 O'Clock am on the first
OF August There were about 1900 packages of
this class. Cards bearing the number of the first
packages forwarded were placed In q large barrel,
carefully shaken, and then drawn out one by one,
by an entirely dsinterested person.
The drawing was conducted in the presence of
Secretary Folger, Assistant Secretaries French
and New, Chief Clerk Webster, and Mr.. Fletcher,
chief OF the loan division.
Owing to the manner in which the drawing Is
done. it will be several days before q statement
showing who are entitled to the low num-
bers OF the new bonds can be prepared.
The first card drawn to-day represented pack
age from the Mechanics and Farmers bank, of
Albany, n Y, enclosing an offer for g 900 on be-
half OF Lewis j. Marx, OF that city. He was
awarded the first number. 1t Is not known
whether he will take two or more bonds within the
amount OF his original offer. The second choice OF
numbers fell to the lot OF the North bank OF North
America, OF Boston, Mass, whose of1er is for
$3e2,50 of the new bonds
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Acquiltal of Garland. the Duelist.

The Garland murder trial was brought TO close
yesterday at Lunenburg, Va The case was given
to the jury at O'Clock, ana after an absence a
fifteen minutes they returned with verdict q
"not guilty." AS soon as the verdict was an
nounced the crowd left the court room cheering.
while the prisoner was warmly congratulated By
his friends During the absence of the Jury the
prisoner amused himself whiting a stick. In tho
cases or the Commonwealth agt. w. w. Boswell
and John A. Roach, charged as accessories In the
murder or Addison, the commonwealth attornoy
entered a nolle proseQui, and the accused were
discharged.
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MRS. GARFIELD WILLING TO SELL IT TO THE OHIO
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
Judge Lawrence, First Controller OF the Trea-
sury department, to-day received letter from
Mrs. Garfield stating that she had no objection
to the proposed purchase Of the property
in this city belonging to her estate,
formerly the residence OF General Garfield,
by the Ohio Republican Association, and that she
would Impose no restrictions as to the future use
OF the property. She further said that
Gen. Swain had the matter in his charge. and
all the business pertaining to the proposed sale
could be transacted through him.
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baltimore h OHIO RAILROAD

ID TIE MODEL FAST; AND The ONLY LINE
VIA WASHINGTON. Dt UBIE TRACK
J Am bIr G ~ III STEEL tT RAILS
IN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t5acheag9 Cincinnati and ST :. L9ns Fast Express
BaltfT2Tf; RlG9st Gty and Way Stations
65o-Baitimore. Annapolis and Way Cpedmont, stras-
t7:i3-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
sI5-PHILADELPHIa. NEW YORK AND BOSTON
EMPRESS. fsrlor Cars to New York.
gerstown aud at Point OF Rocks for Frederick /,
f9:01-Baitimore. Hy attSyiie and Laurel Express
and DorseT's On Sundays stops at all stations
1000 BALTiMORE EXPhESS. (stops at Hya,tsvills
t1O:4oEPttsbGrg. Clhcaro. Cincinnati and st, Louis
Express Sleeping Cars to cincinnati and Chicago.
ON SUNDAY only or baltimore and indy Way
t2:21-BLTIMORE EXPRESS.
Baltimore and Way stations. Winchester Fred
eriek, Hagersiown and Way, via Relay
. er,ck, via Relay stopping at Annapolis Junction3
= batm9re Annapos and Way Stations Wa
and G WsS SUNDAY to- POINT Mo
t545%BfLTiMoK5E LXPEHsss, t,Eartins4urg and
=. e :0S-Ioint of RocSs and Way Stations
e 90 Baltimore and Way stations. -
rs -10-PITi SBURG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ola E4 \ sleGGlns Cars to Pittsburg
s:55IPhiiAD Dfi NEW YORK and BOSTON
f1o:1oNChicaEo. Cincinnati and St Louis Express
IL BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
fDaIy +Sunday Only Other trains daily except Sunday
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station GIG and 1851
Will he taken for baggage be checked and received at
9. X. LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent BALTIC.
NM- CLEMEN =, Mas ter OF Trans. BatO. myy
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Wall Street To-day.

FAIRLY ACTIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, August 25.-The Posts financial ar
ticle says: The stock exchange markets are fairly
active and generally strong. During the first half
hour of business stocks declined 4 to 4 per cent;
Louisville and Nashville, Delaware, Lackawana
and Western, New Jersey Central. St. Paul and
Omaha, New York Central and Lake Shore lead
Ing. At the lower range of quotations an active
demand set in, and the declike was quickly re-
covered. The market gained strength steadily,
and shortly after II O'Clock prices showed an ad-
latter In Delaware, Lackawana and Western
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Delaware Notes.


A DROWNING CASE AND A MURDER
WILMINGTON, DEL, August ga young man
named Matthews fell overheard and was drowned
while fishing at Augustine pier, Port Pennsyl-
vania, last evening.
The body OF Henry Bonny, Familiarity known as
COX Henry" was found last Wednesday on a farm
near the Seven HickOries, Kenton hundred, with a
buot hole in his head, his throat cut and an ugly
cash across the abdomen. No clue to the MUIR
derer has been obtained, but persons living in the
on the spot Bonny was about 20 years old, and
had always born the reputation OF q peaceful
citizen.
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Wholly Irrelevant.

I rom tIle n. 7, Herald. 18th.
BY custom lawyer ostensibly summing up Q
case Is allowed good deal OF latitude to roam
over what IL totally irrelevant to the issue, am
even to indulge in considerable buffoonery Bue
we think that Judge wylie took a very liberal
view OF what is proper limit to this license -
permitting Dorsey's attorney, McSweeny, who's
Mr.. Ingersoll has not Improperly characterised .
" a queer lawyer from the west" to waste near0
two days time in a ridiculous effort to appear
comic. III the speaker had been made to con1no
himself to a consideration or the law and tost1.
mony pertinent TO the case a harangue well oal.
court would have been shut on and the govern
ment saved the expense OF printing in the ofYlcial
OF hodge-podge OF coarse jokes, stale anecdOtoS
WORKOUT quotations and pedantic Latin cltattonG
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The JEANETTE SURvTyoRs.-Actlng Secretary of
the Navy Walker to-day received a cable message
from Minister Hunt at St. Petersburg, stating that
Lieut. Berry, OF the Rodgers, and Chief Engineer
Melville and NoroS OF the Jeanette crew, LETT ST
petersburg yesterday (the 24th) for Liverpool via
Berlin, where they will be joined by Hlnderman,
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District Government Affairs.
THE OPENING OF A STREET RRRrsEn


Application was made recently by the residents
and property-hOlders to the Commissioners for the
condemnation and opening OF School street, rum
ming from the point OF its present terminus the
public school building at Nit Pleasant to connect
with Kenesaw avenue. The Commissioners to-day
streets in these county subdivisions have been cen
habitually dedicated by the persons making the
subdivisions, and that no reason exists to vary
the rule in this case there being public neceS-
sty for the street to justify the expense acQur-
ing the land by condemnation.
THE NEW PHARMACY COMMISSIONERS
MeSSrS. W. S. Thompson and c. Becker, the we'll
known druggists, called at the District Commits
sOners Office to-day for their new certificates of
appointment t as commissioners Of pharmacy. which
ERECTION OF TELEGRAPH POLES
The District Commissioners to-day gave permits
sion to the B. o. railroad company TO erect nine
telegraph poles on Water street, between eth
street and the Long bridge.
The Baltimore Conference i'm Session.
At yesterdays session OF the Baltimore Confer
ence OF the MP. Church, colored, at Monticello the
report OF the president, Rev. Thomas Wells, was
made, showing the work to be growing. This
morning, the conference was opened with devo-
e Moneys sse Of the Of sa
made. The Sunday school at South Graf.
Of Anne Arundel county, Nd, was admitted on
trial MI. Brown has built up society on Marley
Neck In that county, and proposes to establish
ORDERS deacOnS and elders will be examined acted
upon and the ordination will take place on SUM-
day.
THE INSANE AsYLUM.-Dr Godding, OF the In
sane Asylum, has given notice that there are now
$50 inmates OF that institution charged to the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and that the number Is fully up
| to the amount OF money appropriated for that
purpose, and that no more can, therefore, be adj
mttted until vacancies occur.
AN IryURED HusBAND.-DurIng the absence Of
W. B. JohnsU0ne, an employe OF the Post ONCE
department., a young man named Kennedy has
been paying attention to the formers wife, which
were more persistent than agreeable to the lady.
On the return OF her iiege lord she informed him
OF this conduct and yesterday afternoon the nus
band, meeting the man in front or the Post ONCE
department, he proceeded to give him sound
uhrashing. They were ser orateds and the man
went on swearing vengeance.
TEE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the openlng and closing prices
Of the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 70 Il 81 Dodge, 5S9 18th street
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August ~, 1882. :
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received at this
DEPARTMENT until NOON on the FOURTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1882, for furnishing by contract Printed
Wooden Tags like the samples of this Department. in
such quantities and at such times may be required
and ordered during year from the first day of No
yemher. 1882 also for furnishing in like manner and
Tor the same period Metallic Label Gases for mail bags
like the samples of this Department.
dhe RI ht to reject any or all of which
cations and forms which will be furnished ON apica-
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
The contracts which be made will be in conform
y to such specifications and the accepted proposals.
. FRANK HATrON,
au23-W6t Acting Postmaster General.
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The Saratoga Races,

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 25.-First race, Y OF a
mile, Jake White won, Patti second. Lutte String
third; time, :14a. French pools paid 1910.
Second race: Fellowplay won, Tom Plunkett
second, frankie third; time, 2:19. French pools
paid S146O.
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LONDON, August 25.-A correspondent OF the
Times at Constantinopie says that NJ. Nelidof, the
Russian ambassador, wishes to extract from Great
exclusive advantage in Egypt, and will submit the
final solution OF the question to the decision OF
Europe.
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Nominated for Congress.

CoNNERsvILLE, IND, August 25.-The democrats
OF the 9th congressional district have nominated
Mr.. Luther Benson.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 25-The democratic
convention OF the Sd Congressional district in
kentucky has nominated John E. HallSell for Con-
gress, vice John w. Caldwell, who declined re-
nomination.
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The HilIsdalex In, Trainsnu

LONDON, August 25.-The HillSdale crew returned
to Hammersmith to-day. All are well. They will
begin training tomorrow for their race with the
crew OF the Thames Rowing club, which is to be
roWed On september IA. The Hillsdales will sail
for home on September 20.