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TrOttinK Beats Sailing.
THE HORSE BOSTON EASILY WINS THE RACE WITH
CATANARAN

A
CATANARAN.
When Commodore Hughes with his catamaran
Jessie defeated Mr.. Daggetts horse Boston, July 2
In ninety mile race from New York to Stony
creek, Conn, the owner OF the horse concluded he
would like to have another trial, as Boston had
not been able to go the whole journey that time.
The winner was nothing averse to making a sec
ond match, and 1t was decided that 1t should take
place wednesday. The New York Society for the
prevention OF Cruelty to Animals determined to
stop the affair so far as the horse was concerned.
put Dy little dupcity the officers sent to prevent
Boston starting we're watching the wrong horse
Tor hours after the big gray gelding was speeding
on MS Journey along the Boston road. He was
started across the Harlem bridge at O'Clock in
the morning. New Haven was reached at Oh 2Om
ana the Four Corners at 2h. 34n., where the horse
was rubbed down and fed. The eleven miles be-
tween Four Corners and Stony creek was made in
o. minutes, and Boston was driven two-and- a-half
miles beyond Fr1nk'S hotel to make up the dis
lance between gath street and the Harlem river
The catamaran had not been heard from up to
half-paSt ten last night Boston was In fair con.
d1t1On when he arrived.
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POLICE COURT-Judge Mills, pro tenn.
To-day, Andrew Mcdonald loud and bOsterous:
s. or Is days. SOran johnson, DO. !; do. William
RibnitZski, keeping his bar open on Sunday; 500
Netty Mcpherson, colored, assault on Mary Moore;
S. or days
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PENNSYLVANIA Apporttonment

HARRISBURG. PA, August 1.-THE house to-day
passed the Amerman resolution for the appoint
three republicans and three democrats to form a
senatorial and representative apportlonment bill
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Alexandria Grain Market.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING Star.

ALEXANDRIA, August 17.-Nearly 5000 BUSH
els OF grain came into ratherdull market to-day;
Longberry, not choice, were offered; Fultz sold at
10aS1 10, and Longberry at the latter rate. Some
500 bushels OF corn found no buyers at the rates
per buSheL
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A Story Of I.vuch,nv Trua

SAVANNAH, GA, August 1.-THE story Of the
lynch1ng OF Jos. FulfOrd and Harry Bradley, for
the murder OF the formers Wife at cambridge last
week, Is true in all its horrible Details nOtwith-
standing the denial thereof contained In the dis
patches from New Orleans
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NJ FOLLY. Auctioneer.

M FOLEY, Aucuoneer.
VII sell the stoct of Dry and Fancy Coos. con-
talne III store No 9S 1 street northwest auction,
commencing EVERY MORNING AT 1EN-AND-
A-HAif O'CLOCK end will continue from day 10 day
until 81 is sposed Of.
The stock consists of Silks Dress Goods, Velvets,
Cgshineres. Table Linens Towels Napkins. Marseiles
Spreads White Goods. Hosiery. derw. ar, Corsets,
ices and Embroderies. Dress Shirts Sheetings in all
widtE Cassueres, ElanDeis, Eomestcs of all X nds,
Lawns and other articles too nCIlerous to mention.
Ladies' ecaly invited to rttcnd tiis SALE as the
goods are fine and will be sold witho reserve.
iy30 NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer
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HANLAN AND C0uRTNEY.-George r Smith, OF
zens OF that place OF purse OF $1,000 for race on
Cananda1gua Lake between Hanian and Courtney
on September 10 20 or 81. the winner to take the
whole purse
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pOrOMAC TERRA Gotta COMPANY.
l. Manufactures Of
ECEMEk PIPE DRAIN TILE
An2-3H No. 1Zl1 g stxeof nnEthVok
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Canal Navf9a,ion Interrupte,

CanaA navigation Interrupted.
SYRACUSE, NY, August IA leak In the Erie
OF OF tie water, and will probably delay naviga-
ton from to days.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMBTER.-The following
were the readings at the Oice OF the chief signal
Of1cer to-day: am 6L3; II NJ, 729; pm. Is O..
Maximum. $50; minimum SIS.
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A FoRGER's RENARKABLR REcoRD.-George w.
Burgess sixty-sx years old. and partly paralyzed,
day for forgery on LOckp0rt bank, was held for
the grand fury. His record is a remarkable one
He Is intelligent and wei informed, has been twice
around the world, was well acquainted with the
late Pope Plus TX, has served already three terms
In state prisons under the names OF Williams
Graves and Burgess and has Just finished five
years sentence at Auburn for forgery.
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THE U. s. 8. DALE arrived In HAMPTON Roads

THE NEW YORK TOCKMARKRE
Jhefollow1ng are the opening ana closing prices
t1the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
hyspecial wire to II. H. Dodge, 539 18th street.
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zip WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Az
- ~. tae best 20 JUSTH'S Old Stand known for years
- ~ 5ne o1-y place where frst-class SECONDHAND
-, can be sod AZ respectable prices AddTass
3UsTH'S Old Stand No. 61s street bstveen 9Th and
~p 7th streets northwest
~ 0.-Noseby maui promptly apandsd "a ~
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Death OF a Prominent Clergyman.

P1TrsBuRa, August 17:-Rey: s. J. Wilson, pro-
Seminary, at Allegheny City, and one OF the most
prominent clergymen in the country, died this
morning OF typhoid fever. The funeral will take
place on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-17

Wards Milk Still Sweet
LARAMIE, WYo., August 18-Everything lovely
and milk still sweet F. K. WARD.
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Name.
:. | Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS. Ohio.
Do. LIST pref

Cen. Pacific. :. 611 68klNOr e. Yves o. SO IS
CheS. & Ohio. {. 15K 15a North Pac 49,. 44zI Is
Do. LIST pref .. 19k 25XI Do pref saII 81
Do. I'd pref. -. 800. 19k Northwest. -. Il24Ell25x
C. c. C. L.. Ga 64ElOnt & West. % %
Col. Coal. ..... 25x lOregon TINS 67lI 69x
D., l. & w 80. 12l q 1885 Pac. Mail 500. SO 33H
Den. & X Co.. 32a 31AlPeO. d. & E.. 14xl lax
Erie 80. 3l2si 3l3sI Reading. 5000. 53Hl SAX
Erie, EDS. 81 list Paul " I1O9 l1O23s
III central 90. 1851 l267sSt Paul pref. 118Hi11sx
Lake shore 90. 1868 1O7 lSt. P. Omahal 41H AK
Lou q Nasn AZ 40 Do. pref. 80. l101 Is I1024
Mich. Cent. 86 S6aITexas Pac - 90 29s.
NJ K. IT, 24% 25ssI Union Pac So s9H
Mo. Pacific .. ! 95za TaIWab Pac 21 20s!
n. ): Central: SAX ..S515 Wab. Pac. p'd. 80 334
NJ 1. Ccntral 1l6H 1161lWeS Union. j 1871 75x
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Tuesday night James McDonough was fatally
shot 6y John w. Day, I'm Frank Kelley's saloon
near the city hospital, In Cincinnati.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO.. Auctioneers.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, COTTAGE FrrRNI-
T TSSRHE b PARLoR FURNITURE, WALNUT
CASE, ETEGERES. WALNUT EXTENSION ia
BIZ. MARBLE-1OP CENTER TABLES. BED
STEADS. BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS CAR.
PEE. ETC, AT AUCTION.
r IN Nv ~, aOKROM. AUGUST EIGHTEENTH. at
s len GCLoGK A. NJ we shall sell ct our salesroom
our salesroom for convenience Of sale.
IL WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
'lNHOs. BOWLING. Auct1oneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
SALESROOMS.
To- MORROW SATURDAY. MORNING, AUGUST
EIGHTEkN!H II, 1888, at TEN O'CLOCK. at sales
rooms. viii sell large lot of Furniture &C., &C.
One crate White Granite Ware.
Also
Oyster Bar, Steam Table and Counter.
LOT SCHOOL DESKS.
ALSO,
About 3oo photograph Frames, in velvet and plush.
. ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK SEVERAL HORSES. CAR
RIAGES, &c.
Terms cash. II
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Advices received to-day from the "Innocents
Abroad" who started last Monday on q cruise
along the New jersey coast to New York, report
cruisers ran foul OF northeast gale. and letter
from one OF them says they were fortunate in get
ting In at Atlantic City.
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GECOSD HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THe
- hSfest cash prices paid Also. Watches Jevelrv
Guns. flsso d. &C. Call or address HERZO& SO6 9{h
eISoe< aeAr PENNSYLVANIA zyuous marxl
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The CONTINENTAL GUARDs.-The project Of form.
Ing new military organization, to be known as
the Continental GuardS-to be uniformed in the
favor. as about $50 names have already been en-
rolled, and it is expected that the number viii
been rendered to Capt. T. N Burrlll, OF the bureau
OF engraving and printing. Positions on the stan
have been rendered Gen. 8. 8. Burdette, Mr.. A. NJ.
Clapp, Dr.. George s. Latimer and others. Capts
Mills and Gaylor have been selected as company
commandments.
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MARRIED


MARRIED.
BAKER-PURMAN On Nav 25th 1884 wM N
BAKER to Miss MAMIE III. Putnam
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HIM Il y 4 y MM y A rTTH ooEy
HSS y SSH ! III 1 H 81 III
PDf pH Il "A M Nm Nm 90 o m E EBDP D sssss
2 RHAA.AA MMM ~ No 9NNENRR Rsssss
Odd liz AN II n 90 mn Odd sssss :.

The Perfection to which the Rhine Stone Pebbles have
been brought the beauty of their Settings their Brill
tancy and chiefly the remarkable low prices at which
we sell them surprises every one who looks ahe large
and beautiful assortment which able before
our customers. and induces persons who have never
dreamed Of wearing limitations, and whom nobody
vest quite literally IN their purchase Our variety com
designs from e9c Solid gold and solid silver Screw
Earrings. from 75c up.
large variety Of Pins In the latest designs one
70 six stones. In Rolled gold plate and Sterling Silver
Rolled gold plate and solid Silver. lovely patterns all
and solid gold. from 99c. up.
Tue latest novelties received soon they leave the
Factory, and daily arriving.
In Rolled gold plate Bangles and Bracelets including
lovely designs In ali Black and Black and Gold We can
show an immense assortment Our One Dollar Brace
lets have by their beauty the heart Of young
lady Our $l79 and Bracelets have an unfarnished
Reputation. and our higher grades vie in quality, de-
sign Workmanship and wear with solid gold ones from
which they cannot b distinguished.
A ot s1am mil g. ur stock which the largest In
In great profusion. II respectfully solicited.
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TINPREcEDENTED,,,

tIaf there Ii Life Insurance Assoc,a.
49, ~, las las neen IL existence only and one half
Years Het mas written nearly sixty million doars -
insurance, and IL now doing monthly hsin 70 "a
four mlon. VIII scarcely be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ Ier
Gates Issued IN May ty the Mutual Reserve Fund iss
Aseoclaon amounted TO nearly four and quarter NH
uJn. and III the hrst thirteen days of this rnonth .
two million such record is beyond eyerythine eve
heard of in the history Of Life Insurance the
livery unprejudiced man who has examined our man
admits Is the simplest painest and best he has ave.
5yI2 I. Y KNIGHT. 100 n straat
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N. sILvERBERG l. CO.,
81 7TH STREET and SIS sTh STREET NV.
aulS Near pa avanua
JAPANESE sCRoLLa FANS ETC.
d Decorative Pictures J. Jay Gould. al 9th 1t mh2

WALKER's. 20l TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Lining Fsls Just received. Lime. Cemenfs Plaster
Pitch. Fire Clay and BEjok. N1N
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The Building striner. I'm New xork

kVOTINI VII The NoN-INloN MN,
NEW YORK. August 1.-THE members M t,s
building trade union employed on Park ana Ti,.
ford's new building uptown, who struck YESTERDAY
on account OF the employment OF non-anion mem
returned TO work to-day, the two non-union men
having been discharged. Delegates or the union
are visiting other buildings TO-DAY 70 ascertain N
any hon-union men are at work. and II so they
VIII order a strike In case the obIectionable men
do not join the union
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To-day Frank Marmaduke Ellis alias Sullivan.
and Thomas O'Neall, who were arrested here some
time since for robbng the post ONCE at culpeper,
Va, In June last were before Judge Hagner
case, and It was reported at considerable
length, the evidence showing that the post ONCE
was entered and the safe blown open ard robbed
OF stamps ana money. The commissioner COM
mitted the prisoners In default OF BAIL to appear
before the United States court in Richmond. This
afternoon they were brought from Jail before
Judge Hagner, and Assistant District ATTORNEY
Coyle asked for warrant for their removal
TO BE TAKEN 10 RICHMOND FOR TRIAL.
MI. Darlington was present, representing the
prisoners, ana they made no objection to being
taken to Richmond on this charge. warrant for
their removal was issued, on which they will be
delivered to the marshal OF Virginia
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IUHN r. KELLY,
DEALER N FIRST GLASS
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON. &C. CORNrnRRHF
A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628 629 and $50 Center Married. 9th street vino
and 206 and 2O8 Northern Liberty Market; or Hddra
Box II, City Post Office. -
Marketing delivered freeH charge to sllp.rts Of thu
CITY. .oo-os
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District Goyernmenf Affair,


commissioner Edmonds has returned to the city.
and was at his desk to-day.
Ine health Omcer has transmitted to the Dis
tr1ct commissioners report OF Inspector Herd
recommending that a sewer should be extended
along II street. from North Capitol to lst streets
northeast TO drain the premises on the south side
of Fl street. -
PROTECTION WANTED AGAINST DANGER OF DEATH on
THE RAII.
me D1str1ct Commissioners have received let
ter from DR.. F. x. Dooley, OF Capitol HILL calling
attent1On TO the urgent necessity OF having gates
placed at 7th street and Maryland avenue south
west, to prevent street cars loaded with human
beings from running in front of locomotives in
motion. The letter says: "Some forty or fifty per-
sons, including myself, had narrow escape yes
terday "wednesday morning on q 7th street car,
NO. IS, either through the carelesSness or reck-
leSSneSS or the driver or careless neglect OF the
fagman."
DAMAGES VOLUNTARILY PAID By THE POLICE.
Major Dye to-day transmitted to the District
commissioners 1922, contributed by the police, to
De paid to Mr.. Allison, Of the Government Printing
once, who was accidentally shot about a month
ago Dy On1cer Anderson while shooting at mad
dog. This amount will pay Mr.. Allison for his
doctors bill, lawyers fee and lost time.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses to VIM. Barry and Mar
garet King; Taylor Wilson and Georgianna C. Har-
per: Patrick Russell and Mary uhdley; Middleton
H. Greenwood, OF Louisville, KY, and Bette Clay
ton.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERH
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Rhf RE- Is HAAA N NNG ZEE
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gee 90 20 P PDP ZEE M MN
Coo Is 90 LII BDb , k Z \ Nh M
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Will. ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL HOLLIS
BREAD AND BISCUITS.
wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana avenue
lei WIN. NJ. GAIT L CO.
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A Competent Investigation of the
Telegraph strike

1t will be 7rcn from the dispatches
this morning that the senate commit
rn on education aud labor il prcpur-
ny to Investigate the photographic
strike. This committee was iuslitu.
trd during the last session OF the
srmnlr, aud MIR Btvard, ct Delaware.
Is a mcmb,I aud Chairman ui the com
mltlcr. Mr. George Que at he SENATOR
lr"m Ml-si'7lrp,, Ia murhrr mrmhrr
The rrsululinn organizing the com
mIitcc yU-ls il with authority to in-
Nr-iigulr the cause at strikes, the
relation between capital aud labor, the
status at the lahuriug c'n--rs, their
wages ~ compared with European
iHhnrrr-, aud the division between
capital aud Labor OF their joint pro-
duets. The personnel OF the commit.
tee furnishes assurance thnt lt- luvrs-
legations aud conclusions will Ice intel
ligrnl aud impartial. II could not
lnuugurHlc ils work in more prucri-
cal aud timely mauuer than
by taking up tails telegraph
trouble, which has Affected the
business Of whole country. Strikes
have occurred where much larger
uumhrr OF employees ceased labor
than in This case, but these great
strikes have been local aud their ri-
ircDs have been local. The trlegrap
strike has been (tnd to some extent IL
yrD felt In every state aud territory
OF the Union. The country will be
glad to hear, from presumably I'M
biased aud certainly intelligent source,
u fair and comprenrn.iyG statement
OF the case. The committee hrld a
meeting yesterday, but new phase
OF the strike compelled Adjournment
until next week, at which time
they will commence in earn
est probing for the causes that
underhe this extraordinary struggle
between capital and labor, which has
a-rayed ten thousand intelligent
workers, men and women, against u
corporation that 10 backed y not less
than a hundred million dollars cap.
ital.
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sItl. GOOD. but was we'll calculate q u
w,rk lrrepurablc iuiury iH unnrves.a lly
Irritating and Otlcuding the sIperintend-
eut
Am crpdihiy inf.rined hy Or Bart aud
Co ouel Rutherford, removed or dl-.
NJ -sed number 81 the employees aud
u siatnnts at he asylum without author
ity Of law. aud refused t. confirm pf re-
spuniut 9th r. after they were upni-
mated by the SUPERINTENDENT, thus a lraN.
ing the institution without tn u-u1l hui
nc u-tpmcd and necessary a--isinnrc.
1. TINS Same iutiue cc uu the board
pnaard an order restricting the us" ui
the carriage and horses At the asylum III
such way aud form ~ ~ prrr uir the
idrn ~ the members uf the bond u4lul
them, unl then ordering TIA" Huprrn-
trudcut Ia send the carriage to 10
convey the members ~ lac hu ri 10 the
nsy lum, thus showing dispusliluu u
annoy the rupcrin eudeut
.. Ihi- III agreeable 4 t. Of uila'r- it'
zone an uHil Il hn- become O. ytug evil
q III. breach between the -uprrin'
ten lent and these mrnh.i, hts nina y
reached point that prevented tie boar,
at H. m,riing recently IRON g"ug int
the uiiic at titc institution to trans Jet o
Ordinary buIncs..
:. That entire humury between 'h'
hOnrl vi manager. HuI up sliucud' ID
should, Si-t il clear.
(. The executive hu. no Duut'ul nN
the supe'iurrn Tent, rtcrlt ,huu"h 'h
hunid uf miuAgcfE. lh- u'a oi 40 dr.
between the b. ard put t''r sGp rlrt"ndrH
ha- br,n going uu , noe tn" III - 10.
May, and ~ last resort | am inr'r T. D.
ubuinncr to an imperative public de-
maud. Ia remove the ucmh.ts.
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Notes Of the Day

MIR. Anna t,rcrnr. llaugntri-iu-nw ot
Nj r,.,n,,l >.,i,..,..,I ,.,,,,.. ..,,,..J
'.''..'.,, '.,...
III '"h'"''ud "' '"' '.'h''''" ." ''"'N "''
mother ol d. Nathaniel Hrrnr, Ut Ne"
mort. /; will cumplrtr h,i 100 10 year
N....,..,..... -,oi, 10. ,,.o,,t...,L ,.,.
N"''"',"' '''' ). y" '''
rwP'hlH W. u h'f 'T'h Is anu "''''o'-
al y rlhr' out
IN. Daniel A-bury ui Nurth Caroline
is plumug hi, pni'n, tor a pub ic aerial
ascension mi ,dl Tue tNO canvass
WINS VI hi living M, h uc 'tictcu tnilt
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Riyaline Hades as 10 Heat.

No day passes but the EXAMINER
fluids. in its state exchanges, some
allu.ion to Waco a. the hottest local
ity in Texas. And not iuttequen'ly,
in exchanges pub i-bed in other states,
there ARE paragraphs 10 the zane ei'
feet The explanation oi this II fur
ui-brd in the signal service kilograms,
sent from Waco daily, purporling to
give the maximum aud minimum tenn
peraturc, in the shade. II tnt-e re-
ports are to be accepted ~ correct
there il no need to -prcu'nte A. to the
whc eabuu's OF the hottest place, hades
or he'll, ~ people choose 10 call IL
Il is right here in Waco, Texas.
The temperature here for LIST tlur-
day II quoted iu the GHlNc"ton
News aud other state papers AT llO0.
II has been quoted al the same figure
several timc- during the present sum
mcr. when the Waco heat gets down
A. low rs ~ : (tccoriing to .ignal
service repurt-) NJ happened one day
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

The Baptist imbrogllo in san Auto'
uio is growing more bitter aud com.
plicatcd, until il threatens to rival the
Buckner.Link imbroglio at Dallas,
which finally drew into its mszes, on
one side or the other, all the leading
Baptists in the state. Tho San Aulo-
MO brethren have now gone into the
daily papers, and hurl epilhets and
charges against each other with indus
trious zeal, And the newspapers are
giving each faction lots of rope, so
the elimination Will not be delayed
very long 1t isa great pity that such
episodes should come up, Tor they
bring religion into contempt aud
thereby impair its usefulness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-07

The Galveston News OF Sunday
morning, under the heading OF "Phau-
tom or Dresmt' publishes the follow
lug rather curious circumstance
A reporter of the News last night
came across the following, which In
every particular is true: On the eve.
ming OF August 3 a gentleman ia this
CITY received letter from his wife, IN
Lexington, Va, which was dated at
that place July 20, and D0r' postal
mark of that day. The same arrived
in Galveston in due time aud bore post
marx Of having been received here
August In this letter the iullowiug
mention was madt: The doctor,
VINO came in ills evening, inform ID
me OF the burning Of the Pavilion al
Galveston. myself have not vet
seen an account OF this in any of In.
papers" When it 10 remembered tina;
The Pavilion was burned on Wednes.
day, August l, will the doctors story
be termed u phantom or dream!
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The Galveston Print says. some
one IN Palestine asked Major Penn, the
evangelist, II he intended holding "a
me ting III the city Of San Antonio soon,
when lac replied: "Nu; the W. uthcr Is
too hot to storm the citadel Of the devil"
We hope Brother Penn did not make the
remark quoted above. The Light has
too much aspect for the cause III which
he prufrs,cs to labor to believe he did
give nit. lance 10 IT.. San Antonio, no
doubt, IA does every other city, offers II
fine field tor lnburcr- in the moral vine
yard, but whether the rIty l. good or
bad, he has No occHsIou to give utturHnce
to such II Wholesale nuder.
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why the Governor Removed
Them

AusuN, August 1 The governor a.
the Two mcmb'rs ot the lnatic asylum
b ard. which have been spretd upon the
records, viz:
In the matter OF the removal Of W, j,
Burt ami X. a. Rutherford from Office rs
member. III the board OF managers OF the
lunatic asylum, / assign as my reasons
therefor the following:
!. II was highly detrimental to the IN
sti,utlon aud the public service genera ly,
for DR.. BUT to 20 TO the public through
tile press AS he did In The interview by n
News reporter.
Z. such publication could Meet no pos