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LITERARY NOTES

M,ss Harriet w. Prcston is now living at o~ioru
fEnslandl where stc is writing novel,
co,dsm;tb,s tomb in Temple Church was iound the
.., r,,r,;uo 10 be exauisteiy decorated with pro-
fusion of Oowers-by whom deposited nobody sec'ueu
to know.
Tho lat. Richard Grant Whites library. which Is
,lv attractive in its Shakespcariana, will soon 90
sold at auction.
The MAY number of the useful serial unitea e'a'e'
Government Publications." has just appeared ino
list includes the titles OF many valuable sc'enthc pooA'
and pamphlets.
Miss Flora Shaw the author of that pleasant niue
book. Castle Blair is about thirty years DID, ana
yery beautiful and accomplished person. one h'c.
alone with an ancient housekeeper in Surrey ohe anu
Mr. Ruskin are great friends and she ways calls h'
" st. John"
Studies in General History an Application OF 'ne
Scientific Method to the Teachings OF History anu
Stories for kindergarten and Primary Schools are
announced by CHM & Co. The author OF the iormer
volume is Mary ID. Sheldon; and the latter uselui
book has been prepared by 5. Z. W1tse.
The neat edition of Students Songs" published BY
Muses. King contains no less than sixty of the popular
.oncs known chiefly to college boys but enjoyed by all
outsiders.
Miss Incelow saws of the poems in her last volume
lbat not one of them is more than three years old
The first number of l." The American Bookmaker" Is
we]lprinted periodical full OF all manner OF technical
information and interesting comment on the booK-
makers arts 1t is intended to be thoroughly prac-
teal and widely useful publication devoted to the large
interests associated with the raw material, the
appliances, the machinery and the processes "hicn
unite in producing the finished book.
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PROVIDENCE LINE

WORCESTER
NASHUA CONCORD
NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
Pleasantest route To
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAM ID and MASSACHUSETTS leave New York
from Pier 80 y. H., foot Warrcnst, at H. daily exeept
Ionses' WATER ROUTE full nights rest. White Noun
leaves steamers landing froyt
dence $50 through Fabyans without change
steamer at a Dinner at Plymouth
arriving nj Fabya ans early in afternoon
PROVIDENCE LINE
is most direct route TO resorts on
NARRAGANSETJ BAY.
Tickets and statero0ms be secured IN Newfork at
House 255 2s7 30 3y7. 457, sj. 92 951 Broad
way ipdsOr Fifth Avenue House, Grand Central
Cosmopolitan Hotels-320 Bowery. In Brooklyn at 33
Washington. 13O Fllton sfS. and at Pier 30 ~ X.
send 10 Box 3Oll for summer Excursion Book.
ID. :. BABtOck, p. w. POPPLE,
President. General Passenger
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEw.YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILkQA1
Til ROlj oil PULLMAN BUFFET Si.EEpERS wITH0gI
CHANGE BErWEE NNEw.YonK.ANDsr LAwRENcs
RIVER on train leaving Jay st.. New York. a. e26 p n
Wes' AID st. 0+5 p m; fulton.st, BrookYn tto "a ="
M fjzy train cavcs jay 81 500 mi wcst 42ds, &so
z M, M brooklyn. SIS IN. Night train runs daily
MILLS BUILDING. .,..uaov
New.York. J.C AMI
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THE NEW LINE

shwrosxJ JcNyJAS4 scSSEaS iEb Az OLD rom
70. 3SvEs SAsrE3 TSA SfHES n.I;ys.2 Ss.s
sSs sSs: I:s. bs ca Eyss: s.w:is ys
Font Sosis. S;iS % !. S;ss1:s: !:l tSS SIS .S ~
Y:t CABS Sit!.s "a ts:Ss 6ss :r IlSSsIlslA - =
s:css: At ~ Tssss cSss :. }Ss
ciH'wsbv1SE SSccAs SSs:As,:ss::k 60 e''A ~ ''''
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
Yo LKn q EHG rom 4Sn Depot
st. 10 minutes earlier e,... nr.w,n. roo,
Coaches u snsSanson snssS nSmaA's fmrs
F' to se ncnns sna s %asos cao
ISTse Ras S1 & tine s ISai Pullman
Buffalo arriving 2s Niagara Falls Ss nc'nna mi ssa s
% & s LOUIS IT, a %
arrive Toledo 7s5 m aad Indianapolis h 1910 m so,a
and g @
s go sS iS 1913 SGSa Is Is
midnight saniays $40 7:45 $40 1920 m l4o $50 7'4o
20 ss 7SS jS gsa go oso Il pssa ans s'
sspS i @IdnisSt: q, ,' y.w.rs ,,ssao,o,1ao,m
SO SS sso ana mo is sS ndashi sat
sS sSeFp 5 sso 1913 1885 and ' S SH %
$40 @arxst agiSa 5 .5 a1q Sis
Newburg ana Cornwall 7;5o m $3.50 1870 op H. sunaay
Rondoat and Kingston and Montgomery a m; ssop m.
1's Ssc 1879 1899 m sS ss9 s5o 4s0
@ @ trans @ SS Win
Pd a@ soSm
sunday $50 ic2Ss g;So s,s to a.,
sysiy minutes 70 i9s, every thirty
'9S S S1s
be In n qrets s o as eee
MSs 81" 'rS'sa ao or es SrcadEsy Isl %es. T.
TTprs,, trains from the Vest 7io
'''O Join \. ABBofT. cen1 Pass'r Agent New-York.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD.
STATIONS N 1T. and Dcsbrossesst
LEAVE snd aS%9s % & lGsi sssy
For South Amboy VIA Philadelphia and Reiding Railroad
:. 545. 745 u noon /: o. 4. g. 5:i5 7:3Op M;
Sqays y, sS hn1cd al G poop ls poon .o
rof MDtaw1n. ~ VIA Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
6ij 7i5. y II M II noon l;5O 4;So D. o'io '.So
Via PennsyIyana Rtlload ais 7:io m, IL noon. io.
5.6.3l D. SUNDAYS. AIS. a. M. p m.
For Red Bank Long Branch Grove. Asbury Park,
Beach, Spring Lake. Gri, Point Pleasant etc.
II noon l.0 $3.50 T. 30 g. j5. 1880 D. m sundays mot
stopping at ocean Grove Asbuy Psk) L. s:ie a. @ IL
VIA Pennsyyania Railroad AIS. 7;lo, Gam, IL noon.
Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asoury faKl
''' . "'. . > RutFUs BLoDoETr;, superintendent
c. q HANCOCK, J. X. WOOD,
GPSI. A. p e. II. n. r. @. A. P. R.R
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. G IL NORTHAM AND CONTIN NENTAL. leave
Peck Slip Pier No % l. r., at m. SUNDAYS excepted
and D M Sundays inc uiri) connecting at NcwHaycn
with special trains for MERIDEN. HARTFORD SPRING.
FIELD HCLYOkE sc. Tickets sold and baggage checked
ga Broadway. ~ Y; and4 Cour;-st brooklyn EIcnr
sion 20 New Haven. II 90
DOPTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and tho Fast All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
m (parOr atiaohed and IL D. with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at u D. M win palace scepns cars
Newport express Grand Central Depot (paror
cars attached D. m: arrives at Ne"poH nZn,R 10. .
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ GLASGOW SERVICE via LONDONDERRY
CIRCAS>IAJuly fl. 3p. m Fl RN ESSIA. July 25 pm
ETHIOPIA. July iS.pa m ANCHORIA Aug :, 3 D. M
Cabin passage $50 90 $50 second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of KOME..... sails Wednesday July -. Aug 20
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
CaDn passage $50 10 slOO. second class s3j.
Cabin Excursion tickets very favorable terms.
Steeragc outward go. prepaid sl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents,
Bowling Green. Ncw.York
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( EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pas,en,

I EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passen "a
trains leave depot foot Of CortIsndt and Dssbross
seadas HSucs 'sa sff'S.Ssa
%s': % d ySn and M West
n IN. for Easton Betnlshem and Copay.
sosos % ssnsy % "a. =
caves for Nauch Chunk aud Hazletsn $40 4 In.
General Eastern oae' No. 2is s sfGssrrssyro s9rsyaros GA
\ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
hiVsR M June ~ 1881
c m oehes,er an Man through
drawing room cars TO Rochester and ST Adams,
Saraoga Lake George and Montreal special VITA
$50 M Fast Limited Chcago and Louis Express with
Bn fa at & s oso
Sei ay T6rcnrh % pawos os Room % Car % to Sas
1880 m Chicago Express drawing room cars Rich
6ea Springs canandaigua. Rochester Niagara Falls and
tll Western New.York and Northern Express WITH
through drawingroom cars Lake George on saturdays
only
90 D. m Chicago ST. Louis Express with seepingcars for
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detros Chicago
1850 E5press with sleeping TO Syracuse anats
ter, Buffalo Niagara Fails, Cleveland Toledo ana De
tro watertown daily ncent daily exceps
day and TO Clayton aad ogdensburg daily except sar
ll6 Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany apd
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and for
The North except saturday night n.,o, xo po.,,
Green M S10aaTsy Harlem Depot S5ihs ana
May a s5 aSS ss B1oaway sn 81 we is5s
York 1888 Washington and Fulton st Brooslyn and 70
Accommoations IL dra wing and sleeping canbs
procured at Of the ticket offices in NewYork CITY, aud
baggage Called for aud checked from residence.
tThe trains sop u'h at Harlem Is5hst and 4tave
on sunday rms only to Albany ana brgy grNnprcv
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY STATIONS IN PHI ILADELPUIA 2IN
NEW.YORk.
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&IOS OOO MUNICIPAL BONDS.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the Office OF
the Mayor Of the city of Bridgeport, Conn, until
Juy 10 1885 at o'clock for The purchase OF an or any
hundred aud twenty ve thou aud dollars thirty
Coupon OF the ty Of bridgeport os the denom
nation Of one tho sand dollars each
These Bonds by Act OF the General As
semby approved Mag 81 1855 and bT resolutions OF the
Common Council passed June 20 lsS and dated July
l. 1880 aud bear interest at3o per cent annum. payable
annually tb first days OF January aud July at the
ofice OF the city treasurer.
The accrued interest the Bonds a the time Of delivery
paid purchaser sinking fund has been
tabshed t payment o; the Bonds a. maturity No bids
will be entertained at less than AMI the rght ~ reserved
deemed for the interest Of tho city
Bidders should mark their envelopes Proposals for City
Bonds" For further information address,
HENRY II. PYLE. Mayor
bridgeport,
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

=, = NEW.fUKk, NEW:HAVEN AND HARTFORD R r
Trains leave Harlem River station l32dst ~
Llnconave near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem ivef
eacned by Third Avenue Elevated Railroa daily except
40 40 5:io GO and 500 M for PORT Morris Casanov;
Chester Ti%psons Bay Chester Pelham Bsy Barlow @
NewRochee with trains for all ponts the main line q
the New York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad; sboss
Line and Air Line Divisions Newt anaan, Mddeowr
East - P'A~ss
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate Sta
tons at 1910 q. m. daily. except MONDAYS w.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle ami all
0ns at 1900 and $3.50 the latter CONNECTING
Stamford, " 80
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
~ TER PORTLAND. NEW-LONDON, NORWICH,
White MOUNTAINS and and all points East From & &Pier
brosses street Ferry at p M CITY OF WORCESTER.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays "CITY OF BOSTON,
Monays Wecnesdays and Fridays Tickets and Staterooms
may House 207 26l 397 and 957 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan aud ars Hotels S5S FClton-st
brooklyn. ana at Pier 40 North River 49, ,,, -
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STEAMBOATS, auo RAILROADS.

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ cATsKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS kAAIERSKiLL aud CATSKILL
leave foot OF Harrisonst,
N. r., every week day Att Connecting with Catskll
Mountain Cairo Railroads. 10 o'clock from Catski
sunday nights arrival OF special Mountain train Send TO
pier for Circular giving timetable list Of houses rates. &C.
or addren w j. HUGHES. Treas Caskil, n. Y.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l broadway. corner warren.st., New. York.
Railway and ~teamship Tickets TO all ponts 1t tho lowest
rates Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel at reduced
rates. Send for pamphlet
Tickets be sent by mail Address
THUS. COOK &soN. 28l broadway, New-York.
Boston. l0T WasbiDgtonst Chicago LOG Dearbornst
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
ON LONG ISLAND.
Sec full time tables 10 be had at all station OF the company
and az Nos ll6 2O7 $50 e44 v67 1919 and 1898 Broad
way. $50 Canal-st. 1877 bthave. Grand Central Depot
t2dst the Fifth Avenue. Windsor other
hots s and at Demonicos ia Broadwsy.
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GERMAN LLOYD S.. CO.

y smoHr MogTI 70 70 LoNboS oNboSS.r,ry
'0ENL LwERIEh saturday ,sAdIhk.SsI; Aug Jan "a ~
July l.. iiSo :. M wERRA. We'd Aug. o. noon
~ieamers msrsea san for Bremen direct q.
CABIN So and 500. ON older STEAMERS I'd Cabin. $50.
SteeTagc at lowest rates
oELRICiIs ~ 90. No. Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FoRC CALlFoRNIA SANpwdGY IsLANDS.
JAPAN CHINA, NEw.LEALAND, AUSTRALIA. CEN.
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New YORK pier foot CanalsL. ~ H.
For lsthmus oiPananA
oopn.ens Tor Central sr and south America and Mexico
Prom san Francisco list, lsi ana "in brannan sts-
.o,....,.,,. For Japan and china An, ,.o
roI CITY OK ana
or on a2V. d a sas sn Salss @a San San rradsss
For freight passage aud general nfonauon apply At Com
pAHs o"c" 0' tue p''' III H. sUIAy Superintendent
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
~ sailing from NewfOrk and Antwerp every saturday
y - - ID & "' av' & ,;'P N, m
saloon $50 to ,so excursion $40 sldo Second CABIN
iEIEt WnIGHf& SONS. doni Ag'ts.jj broadway.
THE u. $. AND BRAZIL MAIL SS. co.
American passenger line Tor ~ Thomas barbado. Para
Marsnham. pernambuco Bahia and Rode Janeiro
MEaRlMicK. saturday August At noon from ROBERT
From Nswpcrt N.%s ON third day Succeeding M
PAU PAUL + 6EaiiXHb CO.. GENERAL Agents. "A BroasI
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
Es HsTEp FoE 1AaHs N6
Il $Ss;.iy 1iS iGiy 3
RE uHLic Can't irwin -, thursday. Ans = 80 p
% %s s % R's ana sa' saas
favorable terms steerage I'm eM YmL r,9" to .me
eo%psay. RSsaS1 oScs. q S No. 81 nr"sway %
Agnts Tor Philadelphia. STUART & robEY sod %alsuIss
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j % %rSiirafbD STATES MAIL STEAMERS

ron ct EENsTOMN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving IicT % y. H.. iooIof King ST.
"A YOMIN,' .... 4 ucsaay IA. q a.
Nh ihe'"o SuJ a. III
ABiSSI MA Iu ~ !. lo3 e. IA
WI ONslN TUESDAY Aux. l. a.
vow N..---.-. Iucsu -. II ~.
CABIN passage according statero0n. $50 go and So
Intermediate 49,, .tccr1gc ~ low rates .-.. 80.
OFFICE No 20 BROADWAY. "OiVN " ~
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE tor
Ion,ion) Tbourg Paris aud Hamburg
suc.ia lily a.. iI .rrph- .-Jui -, -" pi
= srhli q July lb Oam cmia...- July . . 4 y ~.
Firs cabin $50 >tO and -7h steerage s@ Hound trip Al
TT l'tnr q 20 ~ g. B. RICHARD & co,
Cen Is 81 lIio dist. " Y Gen. Pas hgts, lBway. N.Y.
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
! FOR DIMENSIONS AND LIVERPOOL.
r,ITIc ......... SATURDAY. July H. D. IN
CITY or Ek....-
CRY OF me A., t.... 1000. .Sauruay July 20
from Per 49, Sorth RIVER. CABIN PAssAGh 900 $50
and slOU Infcrmedstc. S3j STEEKAbk. nom New.
Iofk so Prcpa,dc kct, 80 For passage. &cappy TO
PETER WKlDit * HDN7. A. ents
No broadway ".
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CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

~ Between New York and Iavre.
Conpanys Pier new NO. ~ North River fooof iOrton-
y soua-rliu " ~in.+ilg Juf 10. u IN
AMIitfgiE l., aut-ll.. " cdncsiay JUL -.
~ GEKMAiN taub " cdne.dty. July -. ia IN
CANADA de kersA'H.T ..... "Wednesday. Aug. ., noon
CABIN hy Oiinde hOirirurs ani ~ simon. $50.
Checks Al ghL IN amounts 10 suit on tho banGuo
TTansatlantique of Pans .
LOUIs DE BEBGAN. Agent. No. d bowling Greon
BRANCH OfEICE Lao BROADWAY.
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HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.


Describe Cities Towns aud stations on the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOOD-CUTS.
For and booksoes Price, 25 cents each
HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.-New. York 10 West Point,
Albany TOY. Saratoga Springs Lake
George Lake Champain Adirondack Montreal and Quebec
via Contains special maps oil CATS
Kill and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA ILLUsTRATED.-The Visitors Guide TO
Saratoga Springs with maps and woodcuts.
SARATOGA MINERAL WATERS Directions for their
use by Dr. w. o. Stiilman. Of Saratoga Springs.
SEASIDE RESORTS the Atlantic Coast
NORTHERN REsORTs-Boston to the White Noun
faps Lake Memphrcmagog Green MountIns. Lake Cham
plain Ogdensbufg, Montreal and Quebec.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONs.-New.York and
Philadelphia 10 Easton, Bethlehem Delaware Water Gap.
Maucb Chunk, Scranton. wilLamsport and Elmira
ERIE RAILWAY RoUTE.-New.York TO Ithaca, Wat
kins Glen Rochester. Dunkirk Buffalo, Chauauqua Lake.
NEWYoRK TO SARATOGA NIAGARA FALLS BUF.
FALO AND cHAUTAUQUA LAKE via ~ Y. G. H. X.
NEWPORT ROUTE.-New-York to Boston. via Newport
Fall River. With Descriptions OF Newport and Maria
gsnseu Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER RoUTE.-New.York the
White Mountains N. Y. and NJ H. and Conn. River r. H.
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
CITY OF NEW-YORK.-Containing Des riptions OF and
Directions for Visiting the Public Buildings DC new
Street Directory, Travellers Directory Map OF NewYork
Sent by mail receipt OF 25 cents
TAINTOR BROTHERS. MERRILL & CO...
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CUNARD LINE.
EOR BERMUDA.

elegant 81 the quebec steamship Cor
n,ny II,IN IDA u and will be dispatched Ev ER
iHtRsDAN from Now.iofk ana Bcrwud,. Drinoco
ton, NcW.l ork Apul .. EAtuI rates sjO TO SO.
IoIpassagc. Information. &c, apply 10
A. T.. OUI IERBilGE q co, Agents. 81 Broadway.
ID A HrOA W Mly
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w school New.Yerk New-Jersev preferred State
tsrms Of sale. CHRisTIEs SCHOOL BUREAU. $50
Broadway. corner 1tth1l
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The above sent carriage paid TO part OF the
Omitted states Canada. on receipt OF price.
HARPERS CATALOGUE sent receipt Of ten cents
The clarion., 1885-09-02

The Beneficial Benevolent Hall on Pres
ident street was filled TO oyeFflowiug Mou-
day nj. hit by our colored citizens and their
families Tor the purpose of perfecting an
organization having for its purpose =
proper display OF the skill and energy o.
'he women Of the city in preparing exhibiis
for the "Womsn's Department" of the
ColoreG State Fair.
Interesting speeches were made, afteI
which the meeting organized permanently.
by the election of the follow lug officer
Mrs. Rachel Williams, President; Mrs. NJ
B. Shaw, Mrs. FL L. Risher, and Mr..
Sarah R'bi.fson, ce-Pre~ident=; Mrs E
v Mayson and Miss Luey Day, Secrets-
ries. Canvas-ing Committees were selected
from each ward as follows: NORTH WARD
Mira. Mary Robertson, Mrs Nanni,
Walker, Mrs. Lydia Franklin, Mrs. Virgi
Ruffin and Mrs. Clemmons. WEST WAR;
Miss Arsene Dukes, Mrs. Rachel Jnues
Mrs. Ida lngleaeart, Mrs. Lydia Phillip
Mrs. Rachel MoormaI Mrs J. w. Wash
ington and Miss Helen Glover. SoUTH
WARD-Miss Florence B. Crum, Mr.. L
l.. Harris, Mrs. Wade Dixon, Mrs Molli
Washington, Mrs. Joseph Patton, Sr., Mis-
SaIle Risher, Miss Willie Patton. Ths
responses from those who will prepare
evidences of their haudiwork were large
and the greatest OF interest was manifested
in the success of the enterprise. Meeting
will be held weekly for consultation ano
every effort will be taken to create warm
and enthusiastic sentiment in the object
sought to be attained.
The clarion., 1885-09-02

4 festival last night, at Mrs. Mosley's,
near the eolored Methodist church, was
followeL BY the killing of one and the
woundirg of two others who participated.
Ii appear that young man named Moore
escorted his lady-love TO her home. He
was 70 lowed by Isaiah Nathaniel. Alex.
sharkey and Willie Anderson-all em-
plnvees of the Spengier House-and after
Moore left his girl. he was assaulted by the
persons nsmed. Moore fred into the party.
and this morning the dead body of Ma
thaniel was found near the north gate OF
cemetery. with a bullet hole in neck, just
under the chin. 1t Is understood that
Sharkey and Anderson were also wounded.
Four or five shots were heard about mid
night. No arrests had been up to ten
O'Clock this morning. at which time Squire
Wilson was lding an inquest.
The clarion., 1885-09-02

hanian Wins the Principal Race ss Ge-
neya-Other yvsrnorx

GENEVA, N Y, Aug 2S-The weather
continued cold, a fact which, however, did
not prevent 3 very large gathering of peo-
Die 70 witness the rowing matches. A light
breeze from the northwest sprang up in the
afternoon, rippaing the water Of the lake
When the fnal heat was called the oarsmen
took their positions as follows: Mckay,
Hanlan. Hamm and Hoslner Lee, who had
entered for the race failed TO put In an ap-
pearance, and whsn the referee called for
Of a wit, shouted, Hes under the Leas
Hosmer caught water first. but after row.
ing about miis was obliged to drop out OF
the race Hanian turned the stake first
followed By Mckay and Hamm in the order
named. Thsss relative positions wers not
changed. Hanian f1nisaai in 81 minutes
SS l-2 secon IL; Mckav, in 81 80 i-2; Hamm,
p 10 The race was for a purse Of &575,
divided IS follows: $3.50, $50 TO second and
SIS TO third
The second race was cailei as $50 .. m.
Lee finished first, tins 2l:4S; TenEyck
second. time 2s:59, Hosmer third Dabinett
Is, therefore, ths only oarsman partici-
pafing in tbs regatta who failei TO win a
TGlza 1t was a noted fact chat but little
b-tting or pool selling was indulgsi in.
While the races wers in pro yress the water
was fairly alivs WITH steam yachts an1
smaller craft Daring the various races
Courtney wss observed TO watch the oars
men with fixed attention He and Coaly
desirs 10 arrange double scun race with
Hanlan AMI any man he select. Hanlan re-
fuses TO make saca match, as he has races
enough on his haul
The clarion., 1885-09-02

Miss E. D. Watson, daughter OF Judg,
]. w. c. Watson, il the principal of thu
School, located at Holly Springs, and tn
fourth session of which will begin on l4th
inst. We have noticed aud admired her
perseverance in the building up of the In
stitute. and congratulate her on the sue
cess which appears TO reward her effOrt-
In recent circular we learn that tn,
Institute will have superb corps oi
teachers for next session. Hiss Watson
will teach Mathematics, Physics, and A.
tronomy; Miss H. {. Houston-for seven
years principal OF the female department OF
the Wytheville, Va, Graded School-wilf
teach Higher English, Latin and German;
Miss Cora FL. Rust, in charge of the KIN
dergarten and Preparatory Departments.
This lady is not only teacher of advanced
CLASSES in English studies. bnt for the D p4s
six years, in the city of Wilmington, she
has made speciality of primary teaching
with kindergarten aids Miss S. S. DuPre.
teacher of Music and French, was TOR sew
eral years the chief music teacher in
A-hville Female College, North Carolina
Miss Mary Paine, who is Sat home" il
Holly Springs, will continue to give in.
struction in drawing and painting. With
-uch a Faculty, and such surroundings.
Maury Institute cannot fail to attract a
steadingly increasing patronage. A cata-
iogue will be sent to any address on appli-
cation to the principal.
The clarion., 1885-09-02
IRISH LEAGUeRs.
The Baltimore Branch VIII Aid tho Par
neIIite Elections

The Baltimore Branch VIII Aid tho Par
neIIite Elections
BALTIMORE, Aug %. S.-Monsignor McCol
gan addressed the Irish National league il
this city. In the course OF his spesch be
said that radical revolution is now taking
place in Ireland; that both Wings and To-
ries are contending for the yots of Ireland,
and that that condition of affairs afforie
the Irish an opportunity rarely given to So
cure for Ireland some redress for her many
wrongs
''We see Psrnel supported by the people
and hierarchy" continued the venerable
monsignor. 'Now or never is the tins for
us to como forward with Irish hearts to sus-
tain the cause of Ireland, and l would rec
omInend all TO come forth and lend their aid
In helping the parliamentary candidates.
They can only exist and succeed if we go to
their help Oar help is needed, and Parnell
and his party are deserving it, With all ouI
hopes of long years now coming to a success
ful issue, we should aid them to the fullest
limit Of our power"
The venerable monsignor was warmly ap-
plauded. A set of resolutions was then
adopted, / 10 sing the Baltimore branch of
the league to support the parliamentary
party candidates OF Parnell by every moral
and material aid in the contest to be waged
against laodiordism in tho coming elect ions
in November