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The Scene Of the Earthquake.
ANOTHER SHOCK LAST EVENING.

NAPLES, August z.-King Humbert yesterday
visited the scene of the earthquake on the island
OF Ischta and went over the ruins of the destroyed
towns He expressed the deepest sympathy with
the sufferers, and directed the distribution Of
money and provisions to those in need. Another
severe shock OF earthquake was felt on the island
last evening, which put a stop to the work Of
searching the ruins for bodies OF victims
SOME OF THE EET0XBED PEOPLE BELIEVED TO BE
STILL ALIVE
NAPLES, August2-IG is believed thnt some OF
the persons who were buried under falling build
tngs at the time the earthquake on the I5ls nd of
ISchia occurred. are still alive In the ruins. The
use OF lime on the ruins Is therefore opposed
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A st6.0Oo.OOO Mortgage.

CHICAGO, August "A mortgage for sie 10000
was recorded yesterday at Springfield. Ills Cyrus
{. Hines, OF Indiana, and the Union Trust Co OF
New York, lend the money 10 the Ohio aud Missls-
sippi railroad. The object OF the mortgage Is TO
enable the company 10 regain custody OF its prop
eNy. which has been In possession OF the courts
under foreclosure proceedings since iS76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

SUCCESSOR OF SENIOR BARCA.-Senor Juan Valera,
minister at Lisbon since March. 1881, is spoken OF
at Madrid as minister at Washington in place OF
the late Senor Barca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02
Fire and Loss Of Life at q Summer
/ RAkAFf

GALVESTON, TEX, August 2.-Yesterday the Pa
the city railway company, was destroyed by fire.
a number of the buildings In its vicinity being
swept away at the same time Robert Springer,
late OF Milwaukee, drummer In the Pavilion
band, was killed almost instantly by jumping
from a window on one OF the turretS and striking
headfOrem0St On the plank sidewalk The origin
OF the fire is not definitely known Total loss
$4,000; insured for SIS 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

BrsHARck, OAK, August a-The steamer Butte
was burned on the river above Fort Peck on Mon.
day. The boat and cargo are a total loss the
Butte was comparatively new boat, and WAS
valued at $4,000 and was insured In ST Louis
agency. The passengers were landed safely
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
ysrtfvss. Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th ss,v
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

rry FvrrrNe STAR is served 70 subscribers IN ths
e.ty by carriers on their account at 10 cents
astt or cents rer month. Cop:es at the counter
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u Jtyear, So; SIX months. s..
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The WEEkLY STAR-published on Friday-$1 aysar.
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So Al mail subscriptions must be paid In advance
3tTsTer sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made Known on application.
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n.OOO Victim. of Cholera.

ONLY TWO DEATHS IN ALEXANDRIA YESTERDAY.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2-Two deaths from
cholera occurred here yesterday. The total num-
Der OF deaths from cholera In Egypt since the first
outbreak OF the disease to date Is ll,00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

SEcun1rY FRoM Loss By Bunen,nx
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Of Washington.
In its own building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1857
The Connsv nets a yes inside is Fire and
Proof Van at prices varying from S. to $50 PER year.
according to size and location Rooms and Desks ad-
joining Vaults. provided for s5afe-rensers.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vAIUABIES Of every descrfp-
rTn Including BONDS AMI STOCKS. PLATE, JEW
SShhhI; DEEDS. &C. taken for SAFE-KEtPING. on
sffClAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
~ , NJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
SHAKIES c. GLOVER, Of Riggs Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
AAbEliT L. sTURTEVANT Secretary
G. Z. Nyman. Asst Seoy.
DIRECTORS:
Rentamn p. SNYDER Charles C. C,lover
John Cassels, Hcnry A. Wiard
AIertA. Sturfeyant Thomas Evans
John G. Psxks. 3e26
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General Foreign News by Cable.
AARrIN Irrurp,S pIprunxX

MARTIN LUTHER'S BIRTHDAY.
BERLIN, August 2-Emperor William has d.
rected that the four hundredth birthday OF Martin
Luther be observed by all Protestant schools The
students OF the universities will celebrate at En-
furt, on August 8, the entry OF Luther into that
town.
ASSISTANCE FOR CAPT. wEBB'S FAMILY.
LONDON, August "A movement is on foot for
the erection OF memorial to and the raising OF q
fund for the assistance OF the family OF Capt.
Webb, who lost his life while endeavoring to vim
the rapids below Niagara falls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02
Yellow Fever Patients.

HAVANA, July 2s.-The steamer City OF Merida,
which left to-day for New York, had. upon her ar
rival here from Vera Cruz and Progress N Of her
crew sick with yellow fever. Two OF these are
dangerously ILL The sick were sent to private
tnfrmary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raynor put an end to
the A. c. Hesing compromise case yesterday by
accepting the terms proposed by Mr.. Hesing In
settlement OF the claim held by the government
against him. This closes out these whisky cases.
Hesing's being the last on the books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02
REDUCED PKrcEs IN DnY Goops.

TIN FER GENT OFF ALL THE STOCK
We maze the above reduction to increase our cash
sies Every article Notwithstanding reserved or
eaceptsd-Makins 1t the cheapest stock in the city
BLACK SILK GRENADINES SATJNs CINS
HAMS. ALL FINE wOOLENs. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. LACES in every STYLE shape, and quality
from finest to cheapest. PARASOI.S and sun NM
BRELLAS. always reasonable in price. with discount
OF. make them very. very cheap.
An examination Of the stock and prices VIII convince
you that We have not overstated the matter.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
!e22 931 Pennsylvania ayenue
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ARE IS CENTS ROUND TRIP,

TTARE IS CENTS ROUND TRIP
THE FAST AND SAFE STEAMER
JANE MOSELEY
WILL ON SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS
AND THURSDAYS MAKE FXCURSIONS
no BLACKISTON ISLAND,
LEAVING SIXTH STREET WHARF AT 9 A. NJ
SHARP; RETURNING AT $50 p. 3I.
BATHING, GRABBING AND FISHING SPECIAL
TIES.
STATEROOMS AND MFALs TO BE HAD ON
BOARD OF BOAT.
PEOPLES FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA VA.
FARE 5 CENTS.
THF FAST IRON S1EAMIE THOMPSON WILL
hEKE tFTER RUN ON SUNDAYS AS FERRY BE-
TWEEN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
LEAVE WASHINGTON. FOOT OF 9Th STREET,
TEtMINITS OF r, 9TH AND ITH SIRE L CARS, AS
FOLLOWS: $50 l0;JD, 11;30 A: NJ, 1890. 1:3O.
2:3D. $3.50, 80. $50 AND $50 p. NJ.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA. FROM REEDS WHARF,
FOOT OF KING SSRELT, 10. II. u 4. NJ, 2. 3,
q, ;, and Z Z. Nj. GEO. K. PHIL LIPS,
tyl4-lm Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

TIE SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
THE sTRIKEs.-The Senate committee on labor and
education, consisting of Messrs Blair chairman;
Aldrich, George, Pugh and Call, met yesterday In
New York city and decided to begin work next
Monday morning. The subject OF investigation
VII! be strikes and labor troubles, and its object
Will be to ascertain what legislation shall be
adopted to remove or modify the cause OF these
social disturbances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02
The Body Of Gen. Ord.

HAVANA, July 2a-The body OF Maj. Gen. Ord
Will, according to instructions received from the
United States, be deposited In the De ProfundiS
hall OF the cemetery until the cooler season sets
In, when it will be sent north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.-Secretary Lincoln tele-
graphs from Louisville to Chicago that a change
has been made in President Arthurs plans, by
which he Will not reach Chicago until tonight.
IhlS VIII necessitate postpOnement OF all ar
the west. The party will leave for the Yellow
stone, over the Northwestern road, at noon to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

OFFICIATING PAY ACcoUNTs.-Some time ago
Second Lieut. Joseph W. Plnder, 9Th cavalry, ap-
Piled for six months leave OF Absence and at the
same time rendered his resignation, to take erect
upon the expiration of his leave. This was
granted; but about a month before his resigna-
tl0n took eject It was discovered that he had du-
pllcated his pay accounts over and over again.
His pay for the last month was withheld, and he
Will be allowed to get out OF the service without
being court marttaled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02
PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &,

HOUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BERTHS ON
u handsome Yacht for a two weeks cruise the
.ower Potomac. Yacht sails August 18th. Expenses
moderate. Six In party. Address, giving names and
address, CRUISER. star office. 1t,
(NABIN JOHN BRIDGE.-EVENING EXCURSION
u by steam Packet EXCriI Si0fS, on THURSDAY,
AUGUST 2, 1883. Leave Georgetown at 6 p m. !.
arrive at IL y. III. Fare, so cents. jy3l-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

THE DARK HORSE AT CoNCoRD.-A Treasury
Official yesterday received telegram from Con-
cord reporting that a combination Is being formed
with view to electing COL A. F. Howard, collector
OF the custom house at Portsmouth, to the U. S
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY.
ALAXATIvE EANDREFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGE
lamar FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS,
BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL con-
GESTION, ETC
INDIEN Prepared by GRILLON
Sole PyOprietor
PharDlacien de Ire classa de In
Faculte de Paris,
27 rue Rambuteau, Paris.
GklLLON TaElar-unlike Pills and the usual purga-
uves-is agreeable to take, and never pro-
duces irritation.
ooid py all Druggists. my3-th 13w. 1stp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

IMPORTATION OF NEAT CATTLE.-The Treasury
department has issued a circular suspend1ng the
operations Of the sections Of law prohibiting the
importation of neat cattle and the hides OF neat
cattle In the United States, but on the condition
that importers and owners OF neat cattle shall
submit to and abide by such orders and regula-
tions as the Secretary OF the Treasury has pre-
scribed, or may from time to time prescribe, to
carry the above laws into effect Ali neat cattle
arriving in the United States from any part OF the
world. except North and South America, VIII be
subjected to a quarantine OF ninety days, count
Ing from the date OF shipment. AS the Dominion
OF Canada maintains quarantine for all imported
cattle, no quarantine for cattle imported from
Canada is provided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

BIDS FOR SroNE-Bids for furnishing stone for
the supefstructure OF the new Baltimore post Office
building were opened In the ONCE OF the supervis-
ing architect Of the Treasury yesterday. The
Cape Ann granite company, OF which Gov. Butler
is one OF the principal stockholders. put In the
lowest bid ($223916) and will be awarded the con-
tract There were tour bids for marble, but the
lowest, that of Hanna. OF Baltimore, was $4,000
higher than the bid OF the Cape Ann company.
This settles tie question In tayOr OF granite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF AN ARMY SURGEON
Bernard G. Semig, assistant surgeon, Q. s. A., was
found dead yesterday morning in his room at the
Occidental hotel, San Francisco Deceased was
lying on the bed with a bottle labeled poison by
his side: Army officers reject the theory OF sui
ease. Surgeon Semig had a brilliant record He
lost leg in the MOdOc war; He was born In Hun
gary and served as hospital steward during the
war, and continued in the service and was pro-
-
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rider and Suicide I'm Baltimore

BALTIMORE, August 2-Wm. Smith, aged 40,
keeper Of small grocery store stockton street,
had difficulty with his wife this morning, when
he shot her dead with pistol After killing his
wife, with the same weapon he killed himself.
The coroner is now holding an inquest, and the
cause OF the tragedy will be disclosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02
REGULAR FERRY.

sEyENEfi STREET WHARF.
Alexandria and Washington boats leave half hourly.
FARE REDUCED.
Excursion Tickets and return only
FIFTEEN CENTS.
Take large boats and avoid the crowd. jy26-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

CIVIL SERVICE EExAMINATIoNs.-Some correspond
ence has passed between the civil service commits
sion and the Secretary OF the Treasury relative to
sion to the department shall be placed. Where the
dividing line between the examined and unexa M
1ned grades shall be drawn-whether at $500 or
600 or 81 2OO-iS question that has not yet been
determined, and there seems to be difference Of
opinion whether 1t Is q question to be determined
by the commission or by the heads OF the depart
mentS. This matter was referred to the Secretary
OF the Treasury by the civil service commissioners
but owing to the absence OF the Secretary no reply
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
III BRIDGE.-Steam packet Excelsior Will make he,
regular trips 20 above places sun DAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY. Leave High street and canal at 8 a. M
1l14 4th street northwest ma AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

CAPT. FRANK HEATH, ordnance department, has
been ordered from Cheyenne Wyoming Territory,
to Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Ill, on pub
lie business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-02

THE INSPECTION OF THE PINTA.-A board OF off,
GERS, consisting OF Medical Director A. L. Gihon,
Commodore A.A. Semmes, Commander II. L. How
ison, Capt r. W. Meade, Marine Corps: Chief En-
gineer John w. Thomson, Naval Constructor Ed
ward HURT, and Lieut.. A. P. Nazro, arrived at
Fort Monroe from Washington yesterday, to In
spect the steamer Pinta. The vessel got under
way. and went to sea at 10 o'clock am, returning
at O'Clock last evening. The result Of the In
spect1On is not known, but 1t is understood that
some alterations will be necessary before proceed
ing to Alaska.
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ADJUSTMENTS

RECKEH'S SUMNER GARDEN, 62s VA AYESW
- Engaeement fxtraoriinaryl!! Instrumental Con-
certs by rof- tOles Celebrated Bayaran Brass Band
recently from Europe, every Wednesday aud Saturday
nights. Admission free. au1-2t
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II OVER CEDAR POINT
EXCURSION SEASON.
STEAMER ARMENIA
Leaves wharf foot of 7th street daily at Satur-
day excepted Sunday. 10 III m., returning pm.
Fare, round trip, 30 cents; Children. % cents.
On atur(lay Steamer viii leave at $50 for sail
down the rIyer. returning at IL y. H., commencing
june 30, 1883. Fare. 70 cents. jy25-1m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
POLITICAL OPINIONS.

S, lsr the great Southern movement
of the administration refuses to move
San Fr,rc.,cO Examiner DEM
Mr.. Tillsn is alleged to be Indifferent
Whether The Next Democratic National
Convention meets at Greystone or Gram
srcy PNk.-Httsburg Dispatch ,IndD
The people have had all they can stand
of psiitics without an issue and elections
that d.cide nothing except as to who shall
live at the public crib. II the next session
OF Congress does not make bigger issue
than this, we shall lose our guess.-BostOn
Herald (lnd.)
Ben Butler declared in his Tewksbury
pration that he was 50 constituted that his
sympathies were always with the under
dog in a fight I:iseNtremely unfortunate
that Benjamin is so constituted that he is
nearly always the under dog hImselt-SL
Louis Post DisVa:ch DEM
If there ever was 4 time when the Demo-
Dcratic party should have made national
campaign On the fraud issue, that time
went by three years ago. In this rushing
world the tide of events cannot be hacked
mp 10 let msu who have missed their
char &C catch On.-Washiugton Post Dem
To say that the extra money which pro-
tection oompels the whole people to pay
for these things doe not so directly into
the packets Of the few hundreds that pro
ducs them is to be ghostly fool, yagrant
in the moon giidsd tens and frosted moras,
ses Of irrecisimable error and impeniteat
mons, rse.- san Francisco Wasp lad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
lABoR MATTERS.

Fresi6ent Jarrett Goes 20 ehicago 20
settle . Dideulfy-The Troubles NJ
Bethlehem.
PrrsBUReH, July pa press disp ,tch
reports this morning that the union man
on strike 81 the steel mills, Bethlehem,
Pa, are losing ground; that plenty of nom
union men are at work, the mills all rum
ming full force, and the strikers seeking
positions elsewhere. As President Jarrett,
OF the Amalgamsted Association, but re
Gently visited Bethlehem, he was sought
this morning at his headquarters. When
the reporter entered the office the resplend-
ent physiog Of the dignified aud urbane
Secretary Martin was alone visible. Where
Is Mr.. Jarrett?
Left for Chicago last night"
What Is he doing there?
"a little trouble there in the new North
Side mill of r. w. Potter & Co. The men
have been working by the day. and the firm
now wants them to work by the ton.
There Is n Disagreement
as to the price to be paid. There is strike
and there is not q strike. Mr.. Jarrett has
gone on toinvestigate the matter. About
1900 men. are employed. He will be home
next week. have told you all know
about it,. s..--.' ...
Secretary Martin was asked if he knew
anything about the Bethlehem trouble. ~
Know he answered, "that the dispatch
you have shown me is not correct. The
works ayespot rnnning They have one
essM tend Tat at,ssyersesne;la enel te follow
the work from the converters to the finish.
They are in dire distress, and the union
men are confident Of winning Some of
them are leaving" This was all the Sec
retary cared to say about the matter.
Strike OF the Cloak Makers
New YORK, July N.-The strike ef the
dress and cloak makers still continues
The firm of Bohm Bros. & Gruenfeldt gave
in yesterday TO the strikers, and about
twenty men and thirty women went to
work to day. Wileman and Mr.. Laszky,
two outside contractors, also yielded.
About twenty eight men and girls went to
work in the formers place to-day, and be-
tween thirty and forty in the latter. A
letter was received from f. Garlick,
another contractor, asking his employees to
IetuTn 10 work at their own terms. They
will do so tomorrow.
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WHEELING w. SATURDAY. MORNING. JULY %. 1883

pledge OF $se, 700 900 Of capital which will
De more th&n sufficient to duplicate every
wire now in use In the United States. The
| 500 need not be paid st one time, hut In
ipstallments, as il is called for by the Board
of Directors.
ave do not see why each one OF our
Brotherhood may not become member OF
this organization, for no one knows better
than we how profitable the business OF tel
graphing would be il there were no diyi-
dends to pay on water.
1t is proposed to call the company
'The Merchants and Telegraphers Associ-
alton"
The peculiarity Of it." Master Workman
Campbell said, "is the co operation between
those who use the wires and those who do
the work.
The brotherhood
has been contemplating something OF the
kind since last October. To-day We sent
copies OF our prospectus all over the
less than q week we hope that
the shares will all be sub
scribed for, and then work will
be begun Each member OF the Brotherhood
throughout the country will solicit sub
scriptions. Capitalists have promised Us
that they will help make the enterprise
success. The capital is not limited to $l0,-
UOO,UUO, OUT may De luCLGdScu W 5ull Oh-
cumstances. The increase Of capital, how
ever, means an increased member
ship, as no member can own more
than one share. 0ne-third Of the
Executive Board will consist OF
practical telegraphers. The Morse system
will be used altogether. We can get al.
the instruments we want except the quad
ruplex, and the patent on that will run out
in two years. Our wires, however, being
new and put up in modern manner, will
more than offset any patents which the
Western Union may have. We can put up
wires cheaper than Western Union, for
our linemen will be pecuniarily inter
ested." e2e
stiII Gaining Ground.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Western Union
officials report business going we'll aud
wires generally clear. Four strikers said
to be among the best operators, went to
work to day. Reports from the Brother
hood headquarters are to the effect that
twenty men who have been at work joined
the strikers to-day, and that encouraging
reports from every direction continue to
come in, and that financial aid is being re-
ceived from private sources and labor or
CARNATIONS including one thousand dollars
from the Bricklayers Union.
One More Member.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-One of the men
WHO entered the service of the Western
Union Company a week ago at the main
Office here in place of strikers, quit work
to day and joined the Brotherhood to-
night. This is the only change to-day
The Western Union managers repOrte |
bu' ness going forward promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
HANLAN AND COURTNEY.
A Statement Made by a Piftsburgher
That is Evidently Too Weak TO be
Believed by HanIan's Friends.

A Statement Made by a PIttsburgher
That is Evidently Too Weak 10 be
Relieved by BanIan's Friends.
PITTSBURGH, July 27.-lt is alleged by a
Pittsburger who was present at the Hanlan-
Ross race at 0gdensburg that Hanlan was
rather afraid of Ross, and had things ar.
ranged that he (Hsnlan) could by no posi-
bility be beaten; in other words that he
and Ise had an understanding by which
the latter was to be on the water in a boat
and interfere With Ross, in case Ross showed
indications of winning. Those who know
that Hanlan is a magnificent oarSman are
10th TO believe this, but it was the opinion
of L ore than one.
After the race between Hanlan and Ross
at Ogdensburg, there was, as our readers
have been apprised, a row between Hanlan
and Courtney, and during the alteration
the former called the latter anything but
gentleman. A Pittsburgher who was pres
ent when this vas going on, said that not.
withstanding the fact that Hanlan called
Courtney q Liar,
a thief, etc, the latter kept verv cool, and
when Hanlan dared him to row for 5000
he did not become excited. He merely said
at the same time producing the money, II
Will pet you el,ovo, Neu, that VIII mdAe
you do faster rowing at Saratoga than you
ever did in your life" This proposition
Hanlan would have nothing to do
with, and the impression OF our informant,
as well as the impression of Others present,
was that it was bluff game on the part of
both to have this conversation advertised
and thereby secure a good attendance at
Saratoga. During the alteration Court.
ney said to Hanlan: "You had better tell
them how much you paid me for letting
preston is beginning c" = "preTalf thai 'rTaH'
Ian is afraid of Courtney. Our informant
states that Hanlan is trying not only to
have Courtney barred out of all races in this
country, but to have Teemer barred out al .
so, but why he wants Teemer barred is not
statpd