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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
GRANITE PAVING-BLOCKS ANO GRANITE
MACADAM FOR PAVING TIE STREETS OF
LOUISVILLE. ~ designated by specifications on
Louisville, until JUNE q, 1883. 40 II VI. The
Mayor reserves the right % reject any or ~ bids.
QUALITY.
The block and macadam shall be- NJ The best
quality Of James-riycr granite. II uniform grain
and texture, without laminatlou or str tidcaii0n.
and free from pyrItes and an eXcess Of mica sud
Ield,hlfs N"ll az "tltl'l-f"ih 'ti.t-- optiihtu
from the surface Of the quarry, viii not be ac-
eepted.
The blocks must DE of the following dimensions:
The first class. in length not more than ten (i0)
nor less than siN 49, inches. I'm width not more
than four and one half ~ nor less than three 90
inches, in depth hot more tnau seven 90 nor less
The second elias. I'm length not more taan nine
9l nor less than i've 3 inches. m width not more
than four ~ nor less ihan Two and one hair (2Sl
inches, IN depth not more than six and one half
(6) nor less than four and one half a. Inches.
The blocks must De dressed square upon the
faces, with straight edges, top, bottom. and Sides
and not vary IN any direction more than half
inch from a rectangular shape. Block having
projections or knobs exceeding half inch will not
be received.
The fourth class, or rubble. paving shall not be
more than six go nor less Than three 90 inches
across the top and bottom surfaces ii any direc-
ton; In depth not more than seven 90 nor less
tlaH SIX iOl lncntS.
The blocks must be broken % proper sizes. With
out feather edges, aud have a uniform upper sur
face, and when set 20 place 10 show no POINT cN-
ceeding one inch I'm a transverse direction.
The macadam shall De broken by hand 0r crushed
with a steam crusher 50 a. 10 pass through two
Inch ring, and be free from screening or waste OF
any kind.
CONDITIONS.
Bids will be received per ton Of 2,2fO pounds
for each class Of thc abOye-named paving Wate-
rial, 10 be delivered upon the Tiycr-frnnt Of
the city Of Louisville bet Secn second ana Preston
streets, or upon Fourteenth street from High 10
Kentucky street.
each class OF blocks Of the sizes ana quality herein
described, labelled with the names OF the bidders
and locality Of the quarry, otherwise the bid will
not be accepted.
Monthly estimates viii be- made upon the mate
rial inspected and received by the Clty Engineer.
For pccihcatons or further information cali or
address city Engineers 0flce. city OF Louisville
CHARLES ID. JACOB Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, LOUISVILLE, ny. Nav %,
1883. my 2g-t.fQG
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LIME, CEMENT, &c.

R0CKLAND, INDIAN-ROCK, AND
~ DIXIE LINE; ROSENDALE, CVMBER-
LAND, aud JAMks-RlvER CEMENT: PORT
LAND CEMENE CALCiNED PLASTER, MAR
CATTLE HAIR, and LArIls, cou-
stantiy on hand. For sale low from store.
WARNER MOORE.
Lime Cement lump aud Ground Plaster
my 93-tAu3
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Colonei .. RICHARD LEwELLEN. the Mes
TOR OF the Virginia press, called upon us
yesterday. lie Is on bis way to Rock
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| bridge county, and Is seeking . n IN his
The veteran exults over the vic'0ry ;" -"
district
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~ II f CT Z Il G Y.

After suffering twenty-five years with painful
Dry letter, and trying many physicians, was at
last relieved by the use OF swifts Specific, and I
cheerfully commend 1t to all similarly afflicted.
Rev. j. r. BRASHAM. Macon. Ga.
swifts Specific cured me sound and well Of a Sc
we're attack OF Minister'S sore-Throat and BronchI-
Ills after my life was almost despaired Of 1t is one
OF the greatest medicines In existence.
Rev. Ii. G. HoRSADY, Atlanta, Ga.
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= MINERAL WATERS.

NJ MINERAL WATERS.
just arriving fresh from the springs
TAIrNTs and Settlers, the most celebrated
German mineral waters; 49,,
CJYSMlC. the great Wisconsin watgr' ana
VICIY. superior 10 any water known l9r TOUT
Rheumatlsm, and Dyspepsia. For sale by
my 26-eOdlm OSCAh 'hANH'
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WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & 90.

THIS WEEK we viii exhibit some attractions
I'm This department, and while We are not Offering
any baits We guarantee LOW PRICES and GOOD
VALUES. We mention:
WHITE sHEERLAWN at 7lc..a nicer grade l51
inches widc) at Sc, and every quality up ID
25c.:
LINON DE DACCA.a particularly nice number
for I5c.-then grades at l6a. ls' 20 81
and 4Oc.;
WHITE BATIsTE CLAIRE. novelty, al 25c.
pIorE at g.. 81. 12H, 81, 20, s7k. 40, and SOC;
PARIS NAINSOOK. As inches vide 80 u 10c'
per yard;
WHITE UNION LINEN LAWN Is 70 Csc. per
yard;
WHITE NAINsooK at 90 and 25c.:
NULL MUsLINs in White Cream' Pink and
ALL-LINEN LAWN twhite) 80 to 75c.;
WHITE LACE-STRlPED MUSLIN eI ana
IKE;
CHECKED MUSLIN at sc. per yard-an excel
lent article:
LACEs for trimming these white goods-such as
Torchon. Cluy Maltese. Merecourt, PATENT
Russia. &c.-in great variety ani at very At
trac,iye prices;
WHITE QUILTS 7jc. % as;
WHITE TABLE-DAMAsK Doe. 20 sl.50 per
yard;
WHITE NAPKINS COO. to 80 per dozen:
4 lob I'm a piece Of WHITE sJRAlI SATIN 40
Age. per yard;
BANDKERCHIEFs TOWELS sHIRTiNGs.
Now word about BLACK GOODS, Of which we
NUNS YELLING 2jc. two grades, 80, 90, 75c.,
pLSsc x '2n Rf fSi2q Pe5 AZ {i5 s6c.:
BLACK sURAII SILK At 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA 81 % 81. 50 per Yardi
BLACK CASHMERE 4Oc. % Sl25;
BLACK SILKS soc. % f2.5O reI yard;
BLACK BROCADED GREN soc. oSl.70
These aud other DRY GOODS. combined with
full lines of NOTIONS. DkEeS-llslAMiN'S
49, w BREEDEN, TALLY K Coz
300 east Broad street
P.S.-We would remind the Indies that We are
agents for Mrs. L. d. Jones & Co. GRAPE RI
NONATORS, Of Baltimore, Nd. mn.
TO THE LADIES.
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER
AT
CARpozO. ALsOP, MOsBY & CO.'S.
BLACK SILKS JERSEYS. BELTS.
SAICHELS.
at greatly-rc- SILK GLOVES,
duccd prices. HANDkEECHlEts
IIACES.
iEMBE0lDEElE~.
COLOR'D SILKS .MERINO 'NUIEWfAR.
IGENTLEMtH'S FURNISH
at greatly-re- ING GOODS.
duced prices. 4 full and complete Inc ~
NUNS YELLING aud hE-
Der CLOTHS in an DE lead
LEILA AND lug shades.
| WHITE CHICK lEMBROlDERED MUS y
DRESSES just received.
and STRIPED
GRAPE DE- CIIElNE Ia plain
SILKS at so and oriental hgurts.
and 55c. FRENCH BATTISTE SUIT
INGS IN new designs.
If you are IN want Our HOUSEKEEPING DE-
PARTMENT you will find
Of SILKS, DON'T stocked with fun and CONE
plrte line u LINEN and Do
fail 20 look at MESTIC~. Prices In keeping
with quality II goods.
our stock before
Look az Our TOWELS az prices
you purchase. from 1920 10 SIS per dozen.
my29 CARDOZO. ALSOP. MOSBY & co.
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FANCY GOODS.

- I Z V L Ms,
TILL JUNE 1sT, WILL MAKE \ DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY CENTS ON \ DOLLAR
from his regular low prices on all purchases from
his immense stock at sos BROAD STREET. with
the exception Of CHILDREN's CARRIAGES and
the TABLE OF sPECIALTIEs in the centre Of
the store, 90 which the prices viii be such as will
close them at once. | make this offer In order TO
move our present stock to make room for fall i'm
porta,ions, which, from adylces just received Will
arrive about sixty days earlier this season than
usual, and must be handled.
Remember. NO RESERVATION except that
mentioned. The discount applies TO our entire
stock Of CHINA, GLASS, sILVER-PLATED
WARE, JEWELRY, CLOCKS. ALBUMS,
FRAMES. TINWARE, HOU sEKEEPING
GOODS, and FANCY GOODS. Twenty cents OF
on every dollar bought at prices that for seven
years have held the reputation for being the Low
EST IN TOWN. The bargains on the ODDS
AND-ENDs TABLE will surprise you at
STEVENS,
my9 sos Broad street.
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Two CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
undersigned az the office Of the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad Company, Baltimore and Calvert streets,
Baltimore until JUNE 10Th. for DE GRADUA-
TION AND MASONRY ON TWENTY SEVEN
MILES OF TIE MARYLAND DIVISION, em-
bracing sections 3 "a 20. both inclusive, and
TiilRll-THREE SII.FS OF TuE DELA-
WARE DIVISION. embracing sections ; % 81,
both inclusive. of the Philadelphia branch CT the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Plans and specifications may Dee seen az the chief
engineers office, aud BLANK forms for proposals
obtained on application.
Bidders VIII be required 20 furnish satisfactory
evidence OF their ability 10 perform the work on
which their proposals are made, and viii he re-
quircd 10 commence work within fifteen DAYS
from the date notice IS furnished VI the allotment
of work.
The company reserves the risht 10 reject any and
all bids IL. T. DOUGLAS,
my 22-dtJeS Chief Engineer.
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OFFICE or RICHMOND AND MECKLENBUR0l
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHASE CITY.
MEcKLENBuRG CoUN1N,NA., May II, 1858. \
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
~ GRADUATION. MASONRY, and BRIDGING
on The klchmond anu MecSlenoGrg railroad be-
celyei az this Office until JUNE Isr. ssS
Detailed information, Spcclncati. ms. and forms
office.
The company reserves the right TO reject any or
All DIGS, II. III. TA..(OTT,
my lo-td chef Engineer.
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UNDERWRITERS.
CARPETS. OIL.CLOTHs, Ac.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
i SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATTlNGs OF all grades, OIL CLOTHS and
and HOLLANDS, CORNICE and CoRNiCE
POLES, LACE-CURTAlNs. &c. PAPER
OF the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended to. Work done IN town or
country. A. JENNINGS,
ap 22-2m 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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MEETINGS..

CIR WALTER RALEIGH LODGE,
- No. SO. SONS OF ST. GEORGE.-Thc officers
and members are particularly requested 70 ne Pre-.
sant AT the regular meeting Of the lodge THIS
fThursdayl EVENING, May lst; for the election
" of,iccrs and amendmen' ~ BYLAWS. ~ IL
o q, oc0''' "'' WALTER r. HIGHAM,
nv ALT Worthy secretary.
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Personal.


NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
~ estate of THOMAS T. GILES, deceased, are
requested 10 make payment 10 me; and all having
claim, against IL. 10 present them 90 me- duly au-
thentlcated. B. W. RICHARDSON,
Executor Of Thomas L. Giles, deceased.
nv 17-deOd4wSw4w
TNO JOHN HENRY: Take notice that
l. shall on TUESDAY the l2th day of June
1888. move The Judge Of the Ghancery Court of
the city OF Richmond I'm the courtroom of the
said court TO substitute some suitable person as
trustee I'm your place and stead i'm the deed
executed by Adolphus ID. Williams, trustee,
Charles 5. Morgan and James NeSbitt, trustees
Mariana Giannini, aud William Garrett, 10 you,
dated the 9Th day Of September. 1854, aud re-
corded In the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court
Of the city of Richmond I'm Deadlock 6S Ii, page
253. Veryrespectfuly.
WILLIAM GARRETT.
Bv counsel, HAw & WADDuL.
MARCH 10. 1883. my l0-Th4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M EXTRAORDINARY oFFEKiNo
or
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS

~.x-,,v,rnfr
me- EXTRAORDINARY OFFEkiN"
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S,
oOI Main street, corner OF Ni3th s.res.
We are offering the balance OF cur s'oon ~
PETS al closiug-out bgures-a' p''0e' .,.ooa
den,ed,y low. and at which they cannot bel epace''
We have sold an immense lot oil
MATTINGS
,,,,. .sor Our stock f. now so small that we VIII
clear the balance at sacrifice
We have a consignment OF
OIL-CLOTHS
e.., ,,o manufacturers, all new styles, winch We
,r,. directed TO close out Immediately
cAssIMEREs, CAsslMEREs.
-, q I have consigned 10 us beautiful
,,-a - rAssIMEREs suitable for gentlemen
LA 80 wear. This celebrated manufacture is
-, 80, yvo are directed 10 close them out imme-
d,a,o,v A line Of Observation-Disclosures price
an nor v,rd-nust be sold at IS and Toe. per yard
coPsETs, CORsETs, CORSETs.
Our stock comprises every desirable styie Oh
CORSET manufactured we espeol','' -. -.
mpnd the NJ. a II, WOVEN tVts''ff =
different grades, from 81 up TO s3' ror e'ssA"''
of shape and ease Of fit they are unsurpassed
ToRCHON LACEs,
comprising FINE NARR0W-EDGE hEHs ntu
MEDIUM WEIGHT; medium, fine, and heavy IN
wider goods -,
TORCuON INsERTING-a beautiful assortment
LACEs, LACEs, LACEs,
In every variety and STYLE az prices that are bound
10 please.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
In BLACK GOODS we have Henrietta cloul'
Albatross. Nuns Yelling, Bombazne, Cashmere
Tamise. Genap, Grenadne-in COLORED DhEeo
GOODS all the new styles.
EXTRA BARGAIN.-We have purchaser lo'
of NAyY-BLUE and BROWN ALL-WOOb
EMITTING worth 25c. per yard. We are gong 10
clos, these out at I2Hc. yard. Ladies all know
th,t there Is nothing superior in wearing qualities
TO 4 good Atwood bunting.
LEVY, DAVIS CO.,
mvoe oOI Main street, corner Ninth.
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GRAND SATURDAY. lGHTci-Ene
" EXCURSION szi.>ssszx-.
TO
OLD POINT, NEwPoRT's NEWS. AND
NORFOLK.
RATES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
THE ROUND TRIP ONLY 81.
The elegant steamer ARIEL VIII leave here on
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
AT O'CLOCK.
tJune 3D. and arrive at Viewpoints News. Old
Point aud Norfolk early sunday morning.
ALL OF SUNDAY AT THE sEASEORE.
Arrive In Richmond Monday at 4. NJ
SALT AIR, NO TRANSFERS, NO DUST.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
my29
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We have sold an immense lot oil
We have a consignment or
or VT nTrfG

this season. Our stock IL now so small 'na' VIC VIII
clear the balance at sacrifice.
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MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The Board Of Visitors viii meet AZ the institute
I'm annual session on 9th JUNE, 60
AppllcatIons for admission as Cadets VIII De i9r
warded 10 the superintendent on or before thls
date. Vacancies for STATE CADETS VIII exist
i'm tho following senatorial districts. ,.,,
VII-ALLEGHANY. BOTETOURT' BATH
and ROCkBRlDGE.
X-SIENANDOAH and PAGE.
yIIT-IOTTISA. RG, &C.
ARLE and GREENE.
XXIT-BEDFORD.
XXIII-PATRICK, HENRY.
XXVI-FRANKLIN. ,,r a.
XXVII-DINWIDDIE GREENSYILLE, &c.
XXXI-NORFOLK CITY. PRINCESS ANNE
XXXII-ISLE OF WIGHT. NANSEMOND'
XXXV-RICHMOND CITY. .,,,,
XXXVI-kING GEORGE, WESTMOKELAND'
sc.
wv FRANCIS III. SMITH,
NV 1o-Sa TuGThtJeo7 Superintendent.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.


SrRING AND SUMNER
UNDERWEAR.
We have a full stock Of
FANCY BALBRIGGAN SUMNER SUITS,
MEDIUM-WEIGHT MERINO UNDERSHIRTs,
GOssAMER MERINO DRAWERS,
LIsLE-THREAD UNDERsHIRTS,
INDIA-GAUZE UNDERsHIRTs,
INDIA-GAUZE DRAWERS,
LACE UNDERSHIRTS,
JACONET UNDERsHRTs,
Medium and lightweight PEPPERELL JEANS
DRAWERS, our own manufacture.
Also, large stock Of
FANCY HALF HOSE.
II. T. MILLER & CO.,
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
lmy Tu,Th&SutJe25l
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THE TURF.
EXCURSIONS. PTC.NlCs, DC.

EXCURSIONS, PIC-NlCs, DC.
|. o. o. F. z
WEDNESDAY, JUNE s, 1883. ''I'ih'S>
ASHLAND PARK,
or THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
TONAC RAILROAD.
EIGHTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND,
WITH ITS
FINE GROVE, POND, SHELVING-ROCK AND
IRON-sPRlNG, CRoQUET-GRoUNDS,
AND
ELEGANT NEW PAVILION,
WILL BE
OPENED FOR THE SEASON
EXCURSION AND PICNIC,
UNDER THE AUSPICES or
FRIENDSHIP AND FITZHUGH LODGES,
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD-FELLOWS
ACCOMPANIED BY JARDELLA'S MO-
ZART-HALL BAND AND ORCHES-
IRA AND THE UNIFORMED
RANK OF THE EN-
CAMPMENTs.
AsHOOTING GALLERY, under the supervis-
ion of an experienced marksman. VIII be opened
for this day.
Train will leave RLBA STATION. Broad street.
1T @ A. NJ; returning, VIII arrive ut Eliza AT
T.. NJ.
REFRESHMENTS will be under the care of
competent persons, and furnished at city prices.
Persons carrying lunch-baskeis can store them in
the baggaRe-c:lr.
The committee will endeavor to make this one OF
the most enjoyable occasions ever participated in
bv the people of this city, and that such good order
will be maintained by n regular and special pOlice
that ladies need not hesitate to go with their chill
dren without escorts.
Tickets 80 cents. Children under five years of
age 40 charge.
Tickets can be had Of the Committee of Ar
rangemonts up 10 departure Of train, and of
X. ". Courtney, freight agent Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad;
+. II. White, at Jahnke's, Main and Twelfth
I. Van Vort's. 1905 east Main;
4. Blenncr's, 522 east Broad;
X. :. Valentine, at Levy, Davis & brakes store;
A. Bernstein. 2 6 east Broad;
Geor1e Timberlake. Clerk OF second Market;
James Peay, Jr, Secretary school Board;
n. c. Galloway, 1919 Franklin;
John Pitt, 1854 franklin;
Ike Newman, Capitol.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
W. ID. Twynham. Pitzhugh Lodge:
John W. Ferguson, Friendship Lodge;
q. ID. Games, Fitzhugh Lodge;
Il. Il. Courtney. Friendship Lodge;
y. ID. Gam, Fitzhugh Lodge;
Arthur A. splitter, Friendship Lodge.
my 29-Tu.ThSa,Su&W5t
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL CoMPANY,}
ANSAPoLIs. May 20, 1883.
STOCKHOLDERS OF
" THIS COMPANY will hold their next an
nual meeting in the Executive Chamber In this
CITY on MONDAY, June 4, 1883, at IL VI:
~ LEWIS c. SMITH,
my 29-td President.
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
In BLACK GOODS we have Henrietta 'iou"'
Albatross, Nuns Yelling, Bombazne, CASHMERE
Tamise. Genap, Grenadne-in COLOKhD On"
CoODG All the new STYLES.
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c,oorMrRFs. CAssIMEREs.

rro,n the Manufacturers, al new sIyIe'' "'''0" "
arc directed to close out immediately
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ToRCHON LACEs,

TORCHON LACEs,
comprising FINE NARROW-EDIb II ~ IT, g.
,TEnIIrW WEIGHT: medium, fine, and heavy In
wider goods. -,
TORCUON INsERTING-a beautiful assortment
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eo1 Main street, corner Of NI1th street,
We are offering the balance Of cur STOCK %
PETS al closing-out ngures-at prices unn ,aeod
den,edy low. and at which they cannot be replace'
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coRsETs, CoRsETs, coRsETs.
,ur stock comprises every desirable style OF
,RsET manufactured. We especially recon- com
nd the WE. WOVEN CoRsETs in all their
ferent grades, from 81 up to 49, FOR elegance
shane and ease OF fit they are unsurpassed
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TO TIL L L ADIE :.

GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER
AT
CARpOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.'S.
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Vipits, enc of the towns in the Territory.
has been selected. II lies directly south OF
Kansas City, and comes within the limit
prescribed By the article OF agreement,
which say that the fight must take place
within 200 miles of Kansas City.
The Special Manipulators
of the affair in selecting Vinits, had more
than fear of interference by the authorities
in view. Vinita lies upon the St. Louis
tnd San Francisco and the Missouri, Kan
sas and Pacific Railroads, and is so situ-
stsd that il will be easily reached by the
crowds who desire to see the fight. They Will
have a fine view of the encounter, as there IS
an inclosed fair ground at Vinlta with
large smphitbeatre, in the centre OF which
the ring will be pitched, The reserved
seats are expected to bring quite hoerai
sum to the gladiators, who will, OF course,
come in for their share OF the receipts.
Besides the regular crowd OF the fancy VINO
are always on hand when the battle prom
Ises to be interesting, there Will De large
local gathering and delegations from the
towns along the railroads mentioned. AL
though the scheme which Slsde and Mitch
ell have entered into promises ricn mar
vest, and as they are now both near tue
milling-ground it would appear tnat tney
are already getting ready to gather II.
The Fight 10 be stopped.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-A dispatch
from Topeka, rs, says the federal officers
there claim 10 have advices that the Siade'
Mitchell prize fight is to be fought just
across the Indian Territory line. Efforts
are being made to have United States OIL
GERS on hand to stop it.
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AN INDIAN VICTORY.


Progress of the Apache War I'm Mexico
ToMEs-o>E, \. T, August ia special
courier from the headquarters of he army
operating against the Indians in Sonora,
Mexico, says: The Apaches on August
Sd made an attack on the village Of Nacary,
where Nareno is stationed with small
picket Of State troops, killing FIVE picket
guards, At daylight the next morning
Mareno marched out with twenty men,
and found the savages TO number one hun.
dred and fifty men, strongly entrenChad,
snd be was compelled to retreat. lie m ide
q seCOud reconnaissance. accompanied by
srnled villagers, hut his ammunition be-
coming exhausted, made second retreat.
Several Indians were killed, and Mareno
was slightly wounded. After the skirmish
the savsgss had things all their own way,
aud drove off large drnyes OF cattle
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THs AMALGAmA1E0 ASSOCIATION.
The Business Transacted az Yester-
days Session.

PHrLrELFHIA, August l5.-At the morn
irg session Of the Amalgamated Iron and
SUel Workers Convention the reports of
The CHa am.ttee or constitution and gen.
eral !a~s were again taken up for discus
SION, aud were not finished up to the
hour o! s0 jnurnment.
a resolution was passed fixing October l
oi each year as the date upon which the
terms Of the annual officers will expire
hereafter
A resolution was also brought up, but
lot definitely disposed of yet. that the an
LusI c.nveLtiOns shall be held hereafter in
ElShWgh. 3
IN pursuance Of an invitation from Sena-
Tor Blair 10 send representatives OF the
As,o .s' On TO appear before the Senate
SD cen mIttee ON Labor and Education,
lie t.,ers Of the Association, MessrS.
'aife T. Martin and Penny, we're appointed
scumu ll,,e to 20 10 Washington after the
H"Y'h .uu aGjuurns. The committee has
l'Her 10 sr.rct fourth member, which
"Li -rhab y be Trustee VIM. Meihr.
l@r rs>D.UtIUn 20 discontinue the pay
henl "' S'r 81 benefits will result in their
O'!'- -taI,rd without doubt, bu. not en-
Irr.. a.scununued
H. invention will adjourn, it , is ex-
IHIN rn r.OrrDU