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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

Runs elrlei-Detrots. L. New York l. drstbase ~ er
rors-DetrOs p New-iOrk. hrst-ORso on Da@-DeOlts,
s. New ora d suuok out-U, rotts, d. New lorS. 81
Lett on Da'es-be' o!ts - Ne"t oIsi gu . Pl.F'-
three-base 1 sCllespie and shaw Total base At'-Le
tGo.ts z, NewYork wild pitcl-Wech, l. Umpire III.
Decker. Time 0f game-l hour and 80 minutes.
Fully 5000 people gathered az the Brooklyn Grounds
% witness tAe fourth game between the Bro0Lyus and
Washlugtous. AS It the first Championship contest
played In that city this season, the managers OF The
Brooklyn Cub decided TO make IL gaia day. Jst before
the game began COutern0's Ninth Regiment Band played
lively unes which seemed to put life into both the
home and spectators. The former showed lJ Dy
their tine playing and the latter by their vigorous a-
pluding M every me Mt catch. The player who car
red oil donors or the dav Cassidy, who handled
the a-h with me effect, BOtA Gibbs presented stcoug
teams especially tie Brooslyu who have been greatly
theued by the rappearanCe of Gocr at SNORT stop
lie did not come quite up the marx IN Dis playing but
this because bee wanted 10 do TOO much IN his opening
game The ntere Jng w 10 tue sixth Inning,
when the home team M 5treak Of batting ana scored
five rams. and tAeu the stOrs went 20 pieces Conway
the new pitcher for Brooklyn Team. proved 70 oe
elective. aud ne waa ably supported by Farrow. Ap-
b.. L4Cd Is score.
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NOMINATION rHAr WOULD SUIT.

TO ne Editor of The IrtbUne.
SIR: Why will not the Republican party be
sensible for once and samuel J. Tden for Pres
dent would surely del sht the soul OF The Ere"ng
Post and secure it's great influence for the SAID party
Cipher dispatches w.re-puling, railroad wrecklng, de-
fraudng the Government. and appTopratng credit due
~ others are bag1tele in view OF his consumInate
talents ana unapproachaoe worth Atany rate The Post
has never been able to any fault in him. but always
dpds words of commemorate DO uld 10 believe
that M Iden must be FAR superior 10 Mr. Blaue e.
pecialY In his ability 10 see you later"
am that when you realize the wisdom or thlS sug
ges don you VIII influence 10 cOuc4te tnay pow
erTul Republican journal, The EceHtag Past, and thus
make JI harmony ia the party. b.
Ae0 lOrk. Nay D. l5s4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
SCOPE or TIE kx.coNFkDERArE HOME.

General j. B. Gordon on Saturday received
letter signed by General Lloyd ASptnwAL General
O'Berne, General McMahon and Corporal Tanner AK
Ing that charnea OF tho ContrA Com
mittee appointed TO establish nome FOR
Disabled exCoufederate Soldiers and sailors he would
give an Official statement regarding the movement In
reply General Gordon has written letter In which
states that the movement spontaneous, and COM
mands not only sympathy and support OF
Confederates but the brave OF tho Union Army.
adds that there many ex-Confederate soldiers
living who we're disabled IN the war; and who need such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

The reception at the Calumet Club yesterday
was well attended The two parlors on the second
floor OF the clubhouse devoted 20 the display OF
loan exh 5it,On or pslnUu :, chiefly portraits There
were about nfty pictures. portrait OF Daniel WEBSTER
painted by Harding Tor Hone Club, was conspicuous
as were also portraits by William ~ Hunt one OF
"a Lady" lent by Mrs. Edgar Tucker, aE4 The other
"a Boy Chasing 4 Butterfly" lent by lcGard NJ Hunt
Richard Grant White Sent three historical portraits III
Guiding q small but Characteristic HOlhein. portrait o
Mary WOOstOnecraft. by Opc, showed STRIKING Lace
{" DOge OF Venice" 10y TiuJrett0, attracted attention.
while the modern school represented by several p9F
traits by william M. Chase, some portrait medalons ny
g.. Gaudurs and a 81 ght sketch by Basudu 1t rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
CONTESTS NTH BAT AND BALL.

TIM ryEvy-Y) Dirk AID BROOKLYN MINES DEFEAT
THE DETROTs AND wAsH1NGTONs.
There was a fair attendance at the second
game between the New-YOrk and Detroit baseball mines
at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Both clubs played
excellent form. and the game close and exciting
throughout the home winning the sixth inning
by punching their hits The visitors bared harder than
the New Works. but their hits scattered and
consequently OF little value. II pitchers day Is both
ech and shaw proved be effective, and hard
hit and they received excellent support behind the BAT
from Ewing and Bennett who are TWO Of the Gnest catch
profession. DOrgan, ClsIns and Cess lelded
finely. The score as follows!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

TRrsCNE OFFICE. May Cd - m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday downward Cloudy weather
and light prevailed. The temperature ranged be-
so and 10, The average GO%D being 01o higher
than tae corresponding day last year and 2a higher
than Sunday.
Cloudy partly cloudy weather with slight changes
IN temperature and occasional yht RAM may 10 Ell
peeted tO-0ay IN Lhls city and vicinity.
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home; that the officers yand soldiers In charge Of ing
movement are giving their time % the cause wshou,
Trust Company OF this city, which has consented TO ACT
"a gtrstse that the subscriptions win be announced ~
the newspspersJ that the homo or homes WI s,ei %
used tor the education OF the veterans chiren, Wet
the Veterans have died that committees VIII Dc -
pointed In different States 20 receive money which ID ~
give assurance OF abundant means for the work.
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From Tie vetc- Ygrr sun, May 8


We are inclined 10 think that Tine Erea5Hg Past
has rendered the Hon James a.. Blaine usne assist
ancs in canvass FOR he Republican nomination Tor
President.
II the object OF or esteemed contemporary was 20
strengthen devotion oil Mr. Baines frelus-aud Ao
Republican politician ha. tanner frlnnd--u certainly
has succeeded. Mr B3ues admirers All over tie conn
try rallied to his support They feel ihal be Eas
been fred upon from the emp " his own party. We
have yet % near the first Blame VINO nae been
driven away from bis lead Dy Tie Ere1g Posts demon
srauOB.
II tho object Of our esteemed contemporary to u.
ture the cause LiuuLds. It's indirect uetloI Of
attack Is probably justified b} the rcsdts Iep1 leans
Edmunds persuaded tual the Nci.1olt tuol-
date 10 20 degree responsible lor tlr iAc. .nt
Whether this belief l. usr Or UNJUST IS moi Le To 1ep
Nj bdmuLCs.
ne Post mas likewise succeeded, ~ 10 preeHtiuz anew
Tie old charges against MI. 8laucs ~ grllY DO desired
merely 20 afford certain kepuout IA. VINO
formerly regarded Blaine UNIT man
for President chance 20 re-eIamne Tue record
and reverse their Judgment Tus has notably
been the case With Tie ChcyO tribune Ihat new paet
In 1876, took very much tue view ~ Blame a. IS
taken The Post other supporters OF
Edmunds he PoS's indictment appears 70 have COZ
vncod Inc ChtcGGO IrJune mat WrOnged Mr.. Blaine
eight years ago and that be Us innocent
Finally, II esteemed contemporary hoped, by STIR
ring the Blame workers 10 fresh enthusiasm greater
activity, 70 help hm win votes at Chicago 10 sue
seeded beyond lts most sang line expectations. The
greater part u the delegates Who prefer have been
chosen since TIE Post began Us adrOt work.
the whole esteemed cOnem DOrarV is entitled TO
the gratitude OF Ar James 9 Blaine provided lie 10 able
70 take philosophical view Of the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
7HEMERCHANTS CANDIDATE FOR 1855.

On the buildings at Broadway Twenty third
a. and Fifth-ave stereopucon advertising scheme has
been run " long time. The twentyfoOt canvas was
last uigf illuminated with waxy lookin represent @ton
OF President Arthur underneath which was the lnScrp
ton Merchants Candidate, 1855" large crowd saw
4, vnep il trst snnrared earlv in the evening A tall
man near tne FifIh HO e reading the nscrp lOn
carefully over, spoke out 80 large number coIl4 near
him: OF this year other year, l-5J Tor H.
stance that's pretty good" The crowd thought they
saw a pretty good joke and applauded 1he Tall iAaA
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~ roiueed on the 18th of May at the Star The te ra
serfer event bids fair be OF unusual impOrtahs
Er Morris 10 said TO have made play that remaIks
for com pact and vigorous action and efse stfe, anu
thaf docs not present slums and the moo a. Ih
lie Of great city. he has. furthermore so nj,
supernended the preparation and rehehsA,Sb rasIt
Dlsce trusting no point other person Lno -
win be such showing Of his own work as nc ui''' P
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

callers They started for Washington by the $40 p M
train accompanied by Rear Admiral Rodgers and staff.
They will be presented to the President and remain In
Washington several days.
Aldermen Wendell Shells, Ffnok Grant and Farley were
appointed committee by the Board 10 0or the hospital
tiles OF the city To the Embassy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
ONE POINT LEFT OFT.

TO the Editor a. me Irt0Uue.
SIR: NJ Edmunds has entirely ignored the
point an 10 hls being the who struck Billy Pat
tsrson. He has successfully and brilliantly rented
all the other charges wblcn Mr. Phelps did make but
his reucence TINS Patterson matter ought 10
be regarded with suspicion. Respectfully w. l. Z.
Mr. York. April 80. 1884.
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The WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-For New-Engl and,
cloudy weather and rain variable winds shifting to south
erly slight rise In temperature.
For The Middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather ana
raIn winds shifting southery, lower barometer, Sta
tOnary followed BY a slight fail IA temperature
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TRr8rNE LOOAL 0BsERYArIONA

diagram hoss ~ Ia city
onshs. a Pgsndie1ar Dsa ave A5oA u I'm k ths y
prcing milrgt fh irfgglS s1ils lia3
mercury ang 1uya Tio 3scten osa
t ~ aapu~ n 'f f-. indcaisl BY zoe shrn,asisr q Has
o PAanaaon as DroalrsY
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Their Only PnHIi.

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet soap.-rn
novelty and exceptional strength ~ ~ PERU TIE 1e1
lar fascuaLOus " tnIs luxurious article
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Ready This itSrnins.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price In wrapper ready 'or mailngL cents per cop,
One copy, year ~ 30; ten copies aud ~
Postage IL Al iree " the subscriber.
Tuk TRIBUNE Seu.ls az
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"They are too cheap the good they DO they say Of
SOM Capclne%orous Plasters. Price p cents.
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Runs eaTued-Brookyn T. Washington first base On
lsl--bi onAFu . darlington ir, base by error b ok
yu .. " as lhIuu struck Out-DrUOEyu 4 Washington
u t.i' $50 Ll 81 sIu t Ws-llsI n - t"l- .'Is
oa baar--I'i o-yH Washington doubt paYs-fgnne-
f4rDv. h.v r~lu,ly and Morgan glr-e base hts I'd
a. -. ouway passed balls arrow l. CmprD-Bruuuen
I-lc oi gene. Aolrs. Ia mint
To the game 49, Ne ark between the AetFes
o. Reading. AVID tne D1'csat-s the latter won by 10 g.
Following a. the score " naiug,:
.i .ses .,-....,..------- $50 -
PunBuHG, May 5.-rho Metropolitan CLIO OF New
Yorl defeated Ae strong Ao leIy uIne " DAY without
much lhcuty. rle score w-si
G l,.a '.,'i -..-...... -
lac neutrality-suspicious., Allegheny, error3-lIet-
pO-f-A, ,, Allegheny, 5.
TRENTON, May 5.-To-d2y's game the third in suc
ces3ion here Ia which were necessary ior
result The Allentown nine contested witu trenton ths
anpioaship donors. the pitching Oh ooth Sues was
effective, bus loose 1o.diDg by tho visitors gave
victory u tie home club None ~ the tJers runs were
earned Iae score Wasi
Allentown ......-...... D y 3 q q O-J
Base hit Trenton H. Alentowa. .; errors-Irsnt0n'
4, AIlcu-OWE, 10.
OtAer games PLAYED yesterday as followsi In
Pnuaiei phi-Chicago, Il, Philadelphia l.
IN Bhiiln Ire-BaltimOre, ;, Athletic, =
Ia wilmington ~ ilmiu gton, 49, virginia l.
In frUNldenCe-frOvidence D, BUFFALO, =
In Boston Boston, g, Cleveland, 8.
In Lousy le-LOurv lie 2. Columbus. !.
In AltoOna-St Louis Mon, IL, Altoona, =
la HAfiaDUIg-MOn D, HSrTlsDurgi =
The ANBASSA DORIS FROM SIAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06

Castoria for Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-06
FOR HOUgE-CIEANIvG
Castorfa for Babies.

There Is nothing equal to James Pyle'S PearLne
See that you get the genuine. :.
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DIED.

Old ware becomes tey 5AfoLo, ana louise
cleaning IS made easy By It's a.d
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LEAVIHG HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

LEAVIN Der HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Before the elOpement Of Miss Swalenberg
and Walter Barden. Of Dutch Kills, Long Island CITY had
become fairy known. Hunters Point. another ward In
that lowe was enjoying the scandal arl4lng from the
departure OF Mrs. Antonio JackInal, the wife Of
allan. with her young Italian boarder, known as
Rocks The JacknSD family lived il Ihrd-sL the
husband was fifty years old and the wife ess than thirty.
The wife let three children. but took $50 and bank
book aiming 81 900 when se drew fIOm the saving
bank IN Eew-YOrk Previous 10 their going away
~Rocks and Mrs. Jaoknan severely pounded the nus
band for expressing his dsapproyal o. the Iah ail
between tho young couple. Warrants have seen Issued
Tor tks Arrest vi LIE r1Eans.a
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The AMBASSADORS FROM SIAN


The Slamese Embassy remained IN their
rooms the Fifth otel yesterday and received
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GJecl1I Notlces.
GJeuIl Notlces.
special and Grand Exhibition
OF
MODERN PAIN tt y q J.
Q

MODERN PAINTINGS
TIE DoUsMAN COLLECTION
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN MASTERS.
rRg ENTIRE coLLECTl0y q PAINTINGS 81
MR.. II. L. DOUsMAS. IT LOUIS No.
REPREsEN TING \ MONEY VALUE
MORE THAN 100000.
TIE WHOLE NOW CN IiIBIrIOS
atthe
LEAVITT ART GALLERIES,
ST. BROADWAY.
AMONG TIE FAMOUS ARTISTS REPRESENTED ARs
ALVAREZ, HAGB,9EG, PAL9AEQLL
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The sale vii take place as
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
THE FRIDAY Ca.JB'~

BcrsvoIsnt and sp'"y Eute-tainm r"t Next
Week.
The association Of ladies and gentlemen
Known az the Friday Club vii! present
the taking comedy, "Engagei BY ". 5;
Gilbert. ut Arion Hall, next Monda,' and
Tuesday, and have decided to- douass the
rruceeds to the use oEihe poor Of the city,
Iarough the Benevolent Union. The COST Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT
For iila Alienation Of Wiio's
Affections.
S.cia! SessEt:ua at Parkersburg---Suit e.
tered Against ?hys'c;aa tof
$4,000 Damages,

PyIkegz5urE, according TO dltIrttch IN
che Cincinnati CoHEnrrC;alGazette, p Ia
boring in al the ihr,..} Of startling social
sensation. The svuisI event. 1t saws, in
yolves single man, pr. Kelly, aud a Mr.
and Mrs Crowley" and thcn proceeds:
Mrs. Crowley is woman Of Gne torT.
rather retiring in appearance, and would
generally tc re-arded q beautiful young
woman. For some time il has Seen whls'
Tered abou, that the relations between Mrs.
Crowley and Or. Kelly were not waat would
ne naturally expected from. physician in
'a;rly good standing and lady Of Mrs.
CrCwlevs reputation. Mr.. Crowley alter
an absence of some time, returned 10 his
nome to 6n,j that the VOWS OF the marital
relation bad been broker and that the
ycupg and handsome Kelly had a!icnatcd
his wiie's affections Just low this fact was
discovered is not as We. fully divulged. but
NOT. ii is kHuHn to confirm the belief OF
very scrc-.s improper relations between the
lady aud Gentleman who figure so prom
ucntlv in the case.
When the news became known the social
circles we're shaken to their iounlaLi0nand
the gessip-mongcrs rcyeIcd fora tjmo:n CON
v,rsar;on of the most sensational character.
] hat Mr Crowley does not Intend to let the
matter pass by wi:hou, taking some legal
s;eps TO- so far as possible, right the wrong
that has been done him, will be evident
from ,he fact that he has entered suit for
$4,000 against Dr. Kelly in the Circuit
Court. The burden Of the affidavit is that
Kelly, undcrpretcrse ormahing professional
,alis visited lie wife, and in rourS" of
time, hv persuasion, Inducements and false
REPRESENTATIONS, SO alieuaied his wife s feel
ms from her husband tina. she was
Id TO have improper and criminal inter
course with said Kelly; that he has pre-.
scribod medicine Tor her, the affect Of which
wasto get her into Il state o. mind favorable
10 lis designs; and further, tina! he has
written letters 20 her trying 10 persuade her
20 leave her husband, anl to - to some city
aud 1--we with him. There is in addition 10
this affidavit mass OF evidence consisting
# love letters, bile: douN and o:h"r mis-.
>iyes, that it Is said, will wake up the bald
heads when the case is tried. Nothing S"
sensational as the details Of the c3s" re
lated abnYc has ,lirrcd this city tor many
vars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
WHEELING wHTrTLNGs-
Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.

Readers.
Cov>c., tonight.
One deed of trust was admitted 70 record
a, Clerk Hook office yesterday.
SNAIL pines for Christmas trees, are
making ready sale on the streets
Tux County Committee on Roads and
Bridges and Finance meet tomorrow
IHg Committees oa finance and Ordi-
rance meet at J o'clock this afternoon.
TIE Happy Eight Social will give a
grand ball at Axiom Hal! on Christmas eve.
tbs Greek mill is now idle and will not
resume work again until after the holt
DAYS
\ rorrg Of men were busily engaged
cleaning cut the cutters on the South Side
yesterday.
yEsrEH.Ar afternoon about l o clock the
creek went out with rush. carving ali the
ice with it.
A NEAT little holiday book "Sives and
Sewers IS having quite run At Stanton
Davenrort's
Tn case Of Eeiuecber vs.. Dr. Edward
will be on trial in Part | OF the circuit
court today.
lN Part |! Of the circuit c2nr; yesterday
the case OF y. le'UcoF" vs.. VOL. Il" "Vtg"
case, vas on trial
Trv case of L. Johnson W. the CONNER
cial bank Will be tried before jury in t-e
Municipal Court to-day.
SxyERA, BOYS yesterday found 50 ia
silver on the creek bank evidently los. 1v
the Wo-kanauer burglars, when they >..l
down the bank.
L., Ovcrp,rcu has cIgr,e of the pas.
.or,cr engine on The p SSt. l.. road
IN Ei,ce 81 Jobn Ho-De VINO will take q rest
Inn The holidays.
Tr. clcc.tioaary entertainment At the
or,ra House this evening should be vel!
or,,rJ,t l. : for the h,ueftot the Third
pre,ay.,.;an church
Tn. January r,n,,r, .r,. issued isa
~. ;.,.r.,.,.~, number il is prot.selv il.
10 - -rI tfe reductions arc exceed
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Cor. Twelfth e,
morrow for Cincinnati in place of the

morrow for Cincinnati in place of the
| Scotia.
The Princess will be oyerAauled before
he re.emtcrS the Bcliairc trade
The old reliable Telegram arrived aud
departed as usual yesterday in the CIsrng,
ton trade.
The Eagle passed up with q tow Of emp,
ties Yesterday
The Belle Prince left for Cow Creek after
TWO bargcS Of slaves, Yesterday.
Ill the tributaries of the Ohio between
l.erc and Parkcrsburg came out yesterday
with a rush, rapidly swelling the river. 1t
is very likely that those north Of lis will
empty themselves to day and we will receive
about ten feet Of water here.
The excursion Of the Andes TO the world $
fair nj New Orleans, which was advertised
20 leave for New Orleans on the %0th inst,
las been postponed until the third OF Feb.
| ruary.
Pr. Pleasant, WEST NA,-ObiD fuli
OF floating ice. kanawha clear. Weather
cold but modcrating. Tom Dodswortn, JOS.
Stone, Daniel kaine, Nellie Walton, Belle
MyGowan and Diamond arrived with emp
ties and laid up at the kanawha Joseph
Walton and Lud. Keefer passed up the
Ohio.
Mr.. Mclean, a well known upper Ohio
Mate, died at I.etart, o., recently. the res alt
ofinjuries received while on boat at the
kanawha river
The David r. Powell is 10 be sold y the
t. S Marshall at st Louis She IL va.ned
at $4,000 but will probably oe sold i2r a
good deal less.
The Queen Of St John ran through her
self on "Wednesday last near Sugar Creek,
Nv, breaking one cylinder and cracking the
otLcr. she il having new cylinders cast at
Madison.
The towboat Rescue succeeded in fight
na her way through the ice and reached
tie landing on Friday night. She dropped
Part Of her tow at Liverpool and returned
io- II on Saturday Captain Barney Given
WIS one of her pi!ois.--Pit,sbdrg CONNER
cial-Ga2cttc.
Hereafter the Signal Service will report
river stages in feet and tenths instead OF
feet and inches rs heretofore. An orler to
that effect has been issued by the Central
oHlce at Washington, and applies to all
river reporting stations.
The Hotspur Is reported as having been
sold to J. T. Dulcr and others Of LOUIS
Vile for $4,000.
: The Scotia's wheel is in I'll" channel just
below the upper end Of the high bank at the
. foot Of RaccoOn,
Capt c. " HaI!oHay says the BIZ Sandy
. handles easier ibon any boat Of her class he
was ever on.
. Captain Sam Brown has presented all the
men employed on his tow boats Il. Louis,
vile with buckskin gloves Just like him.
-Pittsburg Times.
The Henry De Bus is laid up q, Evans
Vile with broken shaft
The Elaine arrived and laid nP.-P!tts
burg Times.