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Carey's Killer in Bow Street
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY As TO THE WORDS OF tn
AIS A6aIN AFTER THE Fatal suOr

At the hearing In the case OF ODonnell In the
Bow-street police court, London, yesterday after.
noon, Mr. Poland opened the case for the crown.
He recounted the passage out on the steamer OF
the Carey family and O'Donneu and repeated the
details OF the murder. Mr.. Poland said that
ODonnelrs assertion when he was arrested, that
he acted In seifdefense, would be contradicted by
the testimony OF Carey's eldest son, who would
swear that his father had no pistol
Mr.. Sullivan, N. p, counsel for ODonnel, COM
planned TO the court that solicitor hal been re-
fused access TO the prisoner. Mr.. Flowers the
magistrate allowed the prisoner to retire and con.
suit with solicitor.
James Parish, servant on the steamer Melrose,
on which the crime was committed, and Thomas
Jones, the ooatSwain, who were eye-witnesses OF
the murder, then repeated the testimony hat they
gave before the court at Cape Town. A bullet
found upon thu floor OF the cabin OF the steamer
and the pistol taken from ODonnell were pro-
duced ann Identified. Jones swore that O'Don.
nels words TO Mrs. Carey, after shooting her hus-
do tn O'
Carey's son was then examined. He testified
that after witnessing ODonnell shoot his father
he ran TO the latter's Derth and obtained his
revolver. but had not time to give It to him before
one OF the of1cers OF the steamer took 1t from him
He Said he heard O'Donnel tell his mother that he
(O'DonnelD was 'sent to do It." (Sensation in the
court-rooml ODonnell's revolver bore the mans
OF its manufacturer In New Haven Connecticut
The captain OF the Melrose TESTIFIED 10 finding
an electric machine In the prisoners luggage
The MACHINE, he said, was thrown overheard.
Mrs Carey Was the next witness called, but she
Was unable to give her testimony, owing to
fatigue.
John Marven. inspector Of the Port Elizabeth
police, also testified He sail that an extract
from a paper was found IN o Donnell's box he lded
Irish RevOlufionists in America" supplement
OF the weekly Feeuaans Journal, OF Dublin, con-
showing that O'Donnen was an American citizen,
were also found.
Several bouquets and other presents have been
sent 70 Milbank prison for O'DonnelL
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TRUNNEL b CLARK.
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Attempted ElOpement Of a Wife.

1'In NJ ''.Nf" AND + tAkkS BACK BY BER HUSBAND.
WATERBURY, CONN, Sept. 26-The wife of
yesterday with COOL looking young Irishman
employed by her husband az a farm hand. She
put all her clothes In her husbands carriage took
1880 In money ana drove away willie the family
Vas In attendance At an agricultural fair The
IriShfnan was suspected and Was arrested before
he was able TO meet her. and she left the team and
walked 10 this city, where she was Captured this
morning. The couple were living with the hus-
bands father, Mr.. Hinman Platt, a wealthy far.
mer. SO far as was previously known their home
was happy. and supplied With every comfort and
source OF co:.teninent and happiness She lett
Two Joung Children She expressed regret and
back
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURr-J,ldOe James
To-day. Hilton agt DevliD; pro confesso. Miller
agt Werle: sale ratified nisi Ferguson agt Hen.
derson; appearance ordered. Rodgers agI. Roig-
ers; do. In re. $. N. Smallwood commlssion de
lunaticO ipquirendo Byers agt. Berry ct al; de.
cree author ling loan.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Smell
To-day. Vim. Blake, charged with cruelty to an
lmals, forfeited collateral Austin Freely and j.
w. Oil, charged with keeping their bars open on
Sunday, forfeited collateral W. Below disor.
DERBY; 50 Mary Burch and Lizzie Storrs ui~or-
derby: FIRST named forfeited collateral and latter
nDed IS or days Shepherd Goodall. carrying q
pistol; $50 or 60 days John White, cruelty 10 an
1mais; g. John H. White, incorriglbility; reform
school. Benjamin Gross, assault on Kate Gross:
$40 or 80 days
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Il MO SOtUHoKo SS0U the CIVII SexVIC8.
To the Editor Of TH8 EVENING STAR:
AS the question OF precedence, between civilian
and discharged soldier sailor in the civil ser.
Vice scheme.seems to cause considerable doubt con.
corning the proper Interpretation OF the statutes
relating thereto, allow me to suggest, as within
the province OF those having the establishment OF
ana enforcement OF the rules, that the veteran
candidate be allowed an addition of twenty per
cent to his average on his examination for adms-
sion. the statutes declare we shall take prece.
dence, &c, &C. The civil service commission is
under the law, fully competent TO say Just how
mucn our veteranship is worth to rs when we
have been the subjects OF special enactment we
are little interested to know what our status is
in this connection. VRrRRIN
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Clairvoyants and Q coroner continued the In
vest1gat10n OF the bose Amber murder yesterday
afternoon. One Mallory testified that he saw
girl was killed.
letter from Y1ncastie, Va, - she Richmond
over an anticipated duel between TnOs. J, wilson.
9. prominent readtuster politician. and Deputy
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Litigation Over a MiIIiona,re,s E.,.,.

NEW YORK sept. 26.-Aryumants wtre heard
Today by Surrogate Rollins IN proceedings In the
contest over the will Of the hate Jesse uoyt The
mlliionalre. The principal matter brTore the sur
Io[ite WAS an argument for a allowance OF
f23,OOO each to the widow and laughter OF Jesse
loyt from the estate. The surrogate said he
would grant the allowance provided tn at he adj
Jurisdiction to do so. The papers were submitted
and decision reserved
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Judge Doxon Accepts the Nomin

NEWARK, N. j., Sept 26-Judge Doxnn, the re-
publican candidate for governor, has written an
acceptance. He approves the platform in every
respect As the convention found him holding
public ONCE second to none In the state aud as 1t
did not request him 10 aban Ion 1t, and after con-
sultatOn with friends he Will await where he Is
the decision of the people.
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The New England Tcleph0ne Synai-

LOWELL, MASS, Sept. 26-At q meeting Of the
telephone companies under the management OF
the Lowell syndicate this morning. the following
quarterly dividends were declared: Maine, ~
State, aH per cent; Suburban, 2X per cent; Union,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26

From the Boston Herald (Ind)
The republicans OF New York have made but
feeble use OF great opportunity.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 26.-The city Is crowded
with delegates and others VINO are here to attend
The democratic convention which meets at noon
tomorrow. The Irving Hall delegation Is the
only one missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26

Mr.. Hendricks sore toe can be made very at
tractive feature of the coming campatgn, II vii
at least be an evidence that the Old man has bee
to war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26

CHICAGO. Sept GA special TO the Journal
!ron Lincoln, Neo, says: A light frost fell here
last night. 1t was the flrst frost or the season
ana as far can be learned WAS general throughout
!h ish state The damage TO corn is believed u be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26

From the New Haven Morning News (Ind.)
The wives OF Massachusetts republicans frights
their babies with the name OF Butler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26

hOUGLAS-'. NINTH AND STREFTs-GEN-
- uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT aud
RnAWt Is at 81 IS each. all sizes ENGLISH IL LIZ
lHhtAD SHlRTS, ali sizes. at 81 each. ENGLISH
BAlbRltiAN Sill EIS. ali sizes ut SOC each GAVE
SSpEH"EAE at 2Se SIC soc 75c: 81 81 IS. 81. So
a. SIZES Genuine PEPPEI ELL JEAN DRAWERS
CtIPANT-SHAPt. and made in the most thorough
msDner, all 81 es at Soc. each. NAINSOOK FE aJHEK
NfIbHl SHIRTS and DRAWERS, made in the very
Beet manner all sizes, at sc. each ENUII>H HO-
eiEk1 (sorieysJ ID AL the newest deslgrs per
PAIR. usual price SIC. e. W. COLLARS and CITFFS
Handsome NkCkWEAR. in new shapes. French tng-
IL "a and American Sspenders. Shirts ma.Ie 10 o.r
Of 80 So 50 and SIP Der half dozrn. va
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New York Republicam state COMMITTEE.

NFw YORK, Sept 26-At a meeting OF the re-
publican state committee to-day, James d. War.
Zen, or the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser; was
chosen permanent chairman. The headquarters
OF inc committee will be opened at the Filth Ave-
nue. Hotel, on Monday next
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The PreAIdent,s Moyemeut.
Plaisted Beaten by Lavberrcr

HUTTON, Pa, Sept 26-The weather to-day n
pie SAINT and the water Is as smooth as glass Tho
the program Plaisted and Layberger rowed q
special half mile race, Layberger winning by
thtee-quarters OF length. No orncial time was
taken, tut the unofficial time Is said 90 be three
minutes
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Latest Foreign News
PUBLIC SAFETY IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 26-The extra measures
adopted by the government for securing public
safety have been prolonged for year throughout
the principal provinces OF Russia.
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Accidentally sho, While uun,,ua

ThomastOn, while hunting yesterday was acct
dentaliy Shot By q companion named McCaul
The charge went through the right arm nd
lodged In his lungs He nearly bled to death from,
the arm wound alone, and Is not expected to live.
He Is young and unmarried.
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Name
e u [. Aante.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS 4 Ohio,
Do. LIST Dr0S

NOT AFFECTED BIZ AGE.-Some old specimens OF
Hoyal BAKING Powder that had been kept on the
shelf OF grocery store for ten years were re-
Gently tested By Prof. Schedler OF New York, for
the purpose OF measuring the loss OF strength
taey had undergone. Il was found that, al
though the powder had been exposed to atmos-
pherlc changes during all this tme-for ft was
not In alright cans-lts loss OF raising power or
strength WAS less than one per cent, the powder
being practically good as the day iC was put up
This Is most valuable quality 10 q baking
powder. one which Few possess Most powders Il
fective. II kept even few weeks they IUse their
leave s9dg power, become iunpy or caked. apd
This superior keeping quality in the ..Roya,r
arises from the extraordinary care 10 its man1fac
ture. and the scientific principles employed 10 Its
combination. The articles used In its composition
a1e thoroughly dried BY heat before being COM
vent the action OF the acid upon the alkaii pre-
maturely, or except under the influence OF heat or
water necessarily used In cooking or baking
The Royal IL now used extensively In Australia.
found to be the only baking powder that win
withstand the hot. moist atmosphere without
deterioration.
Jesuit delegates from all parts Of the world have
assembled In Rome to elect an eventual successor
10 Pere Beckx, the general OF the order OF Jesuts
Only three deaths from yellow fever occurred at
raging at Hermosilla At Aaxaiian it b dimin-
The rod mn Of the John A. Roeblings extensive
wire wire, VOLS at Trenton NJ closed yesterday, and
The annual session or the national council OF
the order OF United American Mechanics be0an -
Lynn, Mass, yesterday. with about sevenfy-fve
In the Pennsylvania senate yesterday rssolu-
In the house the resolution Was referred 90 com
mtttee.
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DRY GOODS.
D4r GooDs.

DaY GooDs.
SILK yELyE s AND vELyETEENs
In ack and Colors.
EMBOSSED vELvFTS.
EMBOSSED vELvETEENS,
In Black and Coors
Fifty acts Fcru Lac Curtains. very pretty signs
md full length, at 81 IS Ter set. special bargain
60 Ladies Goth Plain and Illuminated
French rcots, in Black and Colors. 81 inch wide,
desirab AMI CHEAP
Comforts aud Quilts in great variety and at
All 6ois bought direct from frs. hands and prices
ouAranteed.
]. A. LUTTREIL Il Co.
sep24 S17 Market Space.
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the Illinois Republican Convention.
CHICAGO. Sept 26-The republican state conven-
ZION met here to-day. It Is believed that Judge
Lake Will be renomlnated for judge OF the supreme
court
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RIVER TRADs.-Harbormastef sutton reports
West Observation-Disclosures. barge EtWard Bat
back, Bartlett $50 tons COAL Norfolk; barge Knick-
erooeker, NO. I; Williams, 355 tons coal, same;
barge c. D. Rossell. Noble, $50 tons do, Richmond,
va; barge Chesapeake. Laney. 27i tons coal. Pc.
coal. Boston; schr Warren Sawyer. Tree, $50 tons
40. same; Heflen Montague. Breen. $50 tons coal,
coal. Richmond. Va; schr. Sarah Fisher, Fisher,
lSO tons compost, Western branch. Va. Arrived,
trict merchants; schr: A. Mason. Abbott, 375 tons
fer j. Z Dunlop; bark Kaierna; Grafton,
mond, cramer, $50 tons coal, D. lincoln: schr ii.
shears, shears, e6l tons coal. j. M. Dove: barge
TIIy Hughes Pendersrass Sss tons coal. to same:
barge IN NJ Nswman. Fltzsimmons, sds tons coal,
WIN. Ieal o Sons River front-Arrived, schr.
Elm City, Eskriye, 90l tons ice, Great Fails Ice
Co: schr. Ramittance, Thomas, 100 tons coal,
Clarke Given: sloop Maggie, WOODLAND, 900
bushels oysters, market; schE Lizzie Regan, Smith.
200 bushels oysters, market
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PoIeoNKD TO DRArH BIT MAKE BELIEVE CoFTER--
Two little children OF James Taylor. silk weaver
lvlng OIL - vine street, Paterson, Nd, with some
other children. played party on Saturday In Tho
SANDY Hill graveyard They had an impromptA
banquet, and In default OF real coffee they gath.
cred some seed and made play coffee The oeedD
proved 70 be from the stramony plant often callel
stink weed. M Taylors two children partoOG
nberally OF the beverage One OF them died yee
terday, and the other Is still very Ill
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UNDERGROUND Wirea
A sUBTERRANEAN CABLE TO BIB LAID BETWEEN TIN
WAR DEPARTMENT AND THE CAPITOL.

A sUBTRRRANEAN CABLE TO BIB LAID BETWEEN THE
WAR DEPARTMENT AND THE CAPITOL.
The Secretary OF War has approved the applica-
ton OF the Standard Underground Cable Compa-
ny. OF Pttsburg, to run a telephone and telegraph
line underground from the War department build
Ing to the Capitol. 1t Is to be an experiment, and
to cost the government nothing. The Standard
company is the same that has undertaken to lay
mile of underground wire in connection with the
District flre-alarm telegraph. The method en-
ployed in laying the War department wire will re
to run cable along trench dug In the ground.
The cable is lead one. e OF an inch in diameter,
AMI Is fused about the wires, which are
insulated by process which Is said to be- secret
When 1t Is desired to make connection with any Of
the wires. the lead cable is not OPEN This patent
mas been In successful operation over Is miles in
Pittsburg for year past, and the company
make the experiment at their own expense
The trench Will begin at the War department, and
Will run thence to the White House, Treasury,
across the White Lot to street north, down to
Capitol, thence south to the conduit entering the
Capitol The route is along streets which are
paved with the Belgian block, and the asphalt
Will not be disturbed.
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LADIES' GOODS.

NIX L. NJ. BUTLER 1920 STREET NORTH
W. west. has REOPENED in ORES MAKING. CUT
INC and III ING She guarantees per. ect satisfac-
90. III NJ ana style sep2B- M
hR L 5 NJ AKING.
~ NINE C.. COREY
Mlsnes TO inform her aros and the public in general
tlat she e;urnei with latest French syes for
Dsniaklne and 10 prepared TO make shorteSt
Souce Evening. Medding and Reception Dresses. also
81 Get Costumes. Manrerttes g. Ierfect iii l-uarar-
Eed iaiesns cut by measurement and for .Ie Cut
O1s aAd hti!ns sI' CID y Is years experience.
MME- e. CObEY,
J23 TIL street Nor Invest,
Fp.o-5t Near New York Avenue.
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Registered Bonds OF the District.
FIFTY BONDS OF 81 COO EACH SENT TO THE REGIS
TER OF THE TREASURY.
The following letter eYplains itself.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, Sept 20.
SrR:-I have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cept OF you letter OF the 18th instant requesting
the President Of the Board of Commissioners D.
c. to sign $4,000 Of the 8 per cent regis
tered funding bonds OF the District OF Columbia,
and to deliver them to the register of the Treas
ury OF the United States. in accordance with the
usual practice. In compliance with said request
nfty bonds OF the denomination OF 81 900 each,
numbered 35l to 400 inclusive were this day signed
and delivered to the register OF the Treasury, as
requested. Very respectfully
(Signed] j. B. EDMoNps
Pres Board Com D. G.
To Hon. Chas. j. Fol0er, Sec Of the TfeasurN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-26

THE NEW DIRK STOCK MARKET.
1fefOllOw1ng are the opening and closing prizes,
G. the New York Stock Market to-day, a, reoorssi
~ special wire 70 ID IL Dodge. $50 18th street.
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GUINNIP & CO.,
GUINNIP CO.,
auIs 4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV.

CHIETS.-DON'T FORG+r THAT THE
- "MiSTERY" SHIRT
j. the best Shirt for IS cents ever cred In this o- an
Other country, being santly made of the very b.s
INIT nal
Tins shirt been sold In this market for ten years
and thousands OF best testify to its SUI
pesiortv. 10th IL to quality and ut.
only IS ccnts for the
MYSTERY SHIRT,
tbe best hitting aud most uniform quality Of any
shirt the market.
Sold only at
MEGrSNISS'
auI5 1000 r street rorfbuau4
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That s"American Eagle.''
SANDY SPRING, Sept. q

10 tHe EADtOr OF The EVENING STAR:
1t Is darkly limited that the american eagle shot
by Aloan Brook and Henry Miller, Of Sandy Spring,
Maryland, as reported in your issue OF yesterday,
turned out upon closer examination to be a fine
specimen OF turkey o,4zzard, but, in view Of the
OF the TWO mighty young hunJsnen, it is to be
hoped that the authorities may be Induced To remit
inc cus omary nne imposed upon wiilful destroyers
OF thaI Valuable bird. MINK
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

go IENTE STREET NORTHWEST
nsHsCoRSEIS to order IN every style aud nraiar4.,
Au Suzran tees perfect 1t and comfort,
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
AIsntf Hand made Underclothinx. Mcrino Unds-vaa.
=, ahc m est Imported Hosiery. w.
fai,n; Shoulder Br.ces aud al Dres. Reform Cool.
k1ebCi Corvette and Buster. Tue 'Iiercules" juo.
yorahE Correct for which Miss H IL SPECIAL a<,ut
spd 81 Corset. her own mako. thatfor the prt:e
Cal not be surpassed.
N.E.-French- tierInan and srsn.sh spnken as
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"NEw FALL GooDs.-

'NEw FALL Goops.-
TRUNNEL CLARK
s11 MARKET sPAos.
Are adding DAT to their large Stock of Dress Goods
Las Cash:leres &c. suit bie for Fall and
c1erng MANY Feclal Bargi
They have Ga AL W OF. CLOTH for Ladies'
Butts At 81. reduced from 81. rs.
iob in PURE INDIGO BROADCLOTH. genuine
tnKil-h Goods 81. reduced from s.. 50. 1h1s will
make very desir4 be Suits for Ladies.
'Jobs in HUST RY.-
Jobs III HANDkE. CHIEFS"
Jobs I'm NAPKIN"
Jobs N LINENS."
We are determined to give our friends and custo.
ners Best Goods. and at Low Prices can be had
II this market
'ONE PRICE ONLY"
'MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES"
TRUNNEL CLARK
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~ SsOB00 "bSo u V0Ht0ylO0s
From the New York star tDem.)
The republican motto In Massachusetts, is "Any.
thing to beat Butler" In New York It Is ANY.
thing to boom Arthur"
A Benjamin. Scars SkyWard.
From the Boston Herald Qnd)
The democratic tail 20 Buffers kite viii get
fearfully tangled up before the compiign Is over.
They Let q Fine Chance Go BY.
From the Boston Herald (IndD
The republicans OF New York have made but
feeble use of great opportunity.
The Harmful Zee should Co.
From the Boston Herald tInd.)
They say Mr. Dana has presidential bee In his
bonnet II THIS Is 30 let him turn the rascal out
The fsugaboo Of Yankeedom.
From the New Haven Morning News (Ind)
The wives OF Massachusetts republicans frighten
their babies with the name of Butler.
Holding tho Bird ian Hand.
From the Boston Globe Cutters Organ.)
Mr. Robinson need not resign. He will take his
seat In Congress In December.
Not Best TO bet on New York
From the Buffalo Courier (Dsm)
1t Is not safe for any party 70 claim this state
before having carried II, and something re tn
candidates personal strength Is required to Be-
Blundcring a. Usual.
From the Galveston News (Dem.)
The democrats will lose none OF their reputation
for brilliant end effective blunderinS during the
present Ohio campaign.
Hendricks' Sore Toe.
From the Atlanta Constitution (Dem.)
Mr.. Hendricks sore toe can be made very at.
tractive feature OF the coming campaign. II will
al leasC De an evidence that the Old man has been
to war.
Too Much Monkey and Parrot Time.
From the Hartford Times (Dem)
Some OF the democratic leaders In Ohio seem tc
be having a select little monkey and parrot party
all to themselves. It may be entertaining 10
them out to the rest OF the world 1t isn't edifyng
and had better stop.
Advised 70 Try Their Own Medicine.
From the Charleston News and Courier (Der,.)
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P 0 S T S c R Up II
II HI L REGATTA.
THREE MORE INTERESTING RACES.

Double Sculls.
ONLY ONE FAIR OF oARsNxN erARn
In the sixth race, for double souls, the oniy
starters were Cropley and Warden or the Poto-
macs, In double, VINO rowed over the course
EOur.OareA Gsgs.
The coLUMBfAs WIN A RACE From rHg vrsfroRs
The four-oared gig race, rowed at s O'clock VISA
won by the Columoas, the Crescents being sec.
ond
At the nrst quarter the Crescents had lead or
about q length, with the Pennsylvania and Co.
lumbias about even. At the half the Columbus
hal drawn up even with the Crescents AT the
three-fourths the Columbias had slight lead over
the Crescents, with the Pennsylvania O
good length In the rear AZ
the mile the Pennsylvania got
into good water, and nearly closed on the Cree.
cents. the Columbas leading by a length. Al Eas-
rys the ColumoiaS were about three lengths IN
the lead. From here IL was a hard pull for second
place between the Crescents and Pennsylvania
who decreased the Columbus lead, but they also
spurted and Kept good lead, crossing the line In
s:Al 10, CreScents second, s:5e
Special singles.
CONTEST AMONG WASHINGTON scuLIHRa
The special single race was rowed by Harrison .
Warden, Lang, Noordzy, Cropley, Phelps and Herr
OF the Potomacs, and Sewers and White OF the
Analostans.
The Face was won by Somers, OF the Analostans
The PreAident's Movements
NEWPORT. l., Sept 26-President Arthur tooI
aorlVe Today and examined the Claiming Memo
rial church. He will lunch with Mr. French ana
drive this afternoon. Tonight he will dine with
MI. r q. Wetmore and tomorrow 60 10 West Ia
aDds.
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POLITICAL COMMENTS.

a Slogan with . variatlOn.
From the New York star (Dem)
The republican motto In Massachusetts, is "Any.
thing to beat Butler" In New York IL Ia ANY.
thing to boom Arthur