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MILES AND GERONIMO.
Perfecting Plan for a Conditional surren-
der of the Hostiles.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, July 13.-Gen-
eral Miles has been here for two days per-
feeting plans for the conditional Surrender
of Geronimo. While Miles has prosecuted
q vigorous campaign, Geronimo has kept
out of the way, and is now in the noun
tlins of Mexico, 200 miles south of the
Arizona line. One of Geronimo's band re-
turned to the San Carlos reservation, from
whom il is learned that Geronimo is with
out ammunition, food or horses, and wants
to surrender. In his anxiety to bring the
Apache trouble to close, General Miles
has concluded to accept conditional sur
render. The General has chosen num-
Der OF White Mountain Apaches to con-
duct negotiations.
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Do Not Let the Summer Heat Affect You

In New Orleans, La, on Tuesday at noon,
June 18th, 1885, an event full OF interest
occurred-the 1890 Grand Monthly-the
second Quartily Extraordinary Distribution
of The Louisiana State Lottery. S522, OO0
was scattered sver the earth in this man
ner: Ticket No. 1s145 drew the First
Capital Prize of $50, 900. 1t sold in tenths
at 81 each-one to Mrs. J. Clark at Fern,
Clarion county, Pa; one TO J. W. VIII
hanson, Willow Grove, W. Va,
collected through Bank of Ravens
wood, Rayenswood, West Va; the
Others were sold to parties whose
names are withheld by request. No. %, :
4OS drew the Second Capital Prize Of $50, :
600, sold in tentns also-tw0 OF which
costing each 81, but drawing Sl0, 900, were
paid through the Rank of Commerce,
Memphis, Tenn; one through the Peoples
Bank of New Nrleans, La, for a depOsitor
another to T. J. Colby, care Of A.
Friant, Willow, Cal, through Wells, Far
90 & Co. 3 Express at San Jose, Cal. an
other to Vim. Z. Seymour, No. 1875 Thalia
St, New Orleans, Ia. No. 20, 453 drew
the Third Capital Prize of so, 900, sold in
tenths each at S1-one was paid to Joshua
Burrell, No. 2,2l3 d St, y. W., Wash
ington City, d. c.; another was paid to
Samuel Pearson, Washington City, ID. C.;
and another was held by W. 7. Putnam,
Boston, Mass, collected through Adam:
Express Co., other three-tenths were paid
to the American Express Co, Columbus,
O., etc, etc. No. 80, go and 40, 20l drew
the Fourth two Prizes Of S20, 900 each,
sold in tenths each at 81, two
Of which were paid to First National BaRi
of Pontiac, Mich; other two were paid Il
Chas. j. Summers, Struther, o.; anothel
to W. g. Simons and ]. s. Mappa, No. 52
Clay ST., San Francisco, Cal; another q
w. l. Garrett of San Francisco also, ane
so the golden shower fell, enriehing al
around it. The next opportunity viii b
on Tuesday, August 10th, the 1s5th Crane
Monthly Distribution, to be conducted q
usual by Genls G. T. Beauregard of La, ans
Jubal A. Early of Va, as sole managers
| All information desired can be had iron
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La Do no
let the summer heat drive this out Of you
mind.
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Henry W. Blair, of said committee, and is
not the authorized views and report of said
committee.
An order purports to have been adopted
BY said committee on the 18th of June re
ferring the veto messages Of the President
respectively to the subcommittee who re
ported the said bills; each subcommittee
to examine and report the same back to
the Senate upon the objections of the Pres
ident to each bill; each subcommittee
man to take charge of the bills which he
GCoatiaued on Third Pace.
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Incorrect.

CHICAGO, July 13.-In an interview to-
night with the President of the Grape
Creek Coal Company he stated that the
dispatch from St Louis that IN armed force
of two hundred men had marched to the
mines and demanded tho negro miners
to return to the South is incorrect. No
violence has been offered by the old miners
to the new. miners. Many of the miners
have been induced not to work, but
detachments of new men are being
brought in. The statement that all strikers
have been dismissed by the company and
elected from the houses is incorrect. Some
of the Nashville miners were induced to
return to the South, their fare being paid
By the old men.
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Cap,ain,s Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
btewecn Atlantic City and y. Y, has been
troubled with n cough so that he was un-
able to sleep, and was induced TO try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1t not only gave him instant relief, but
allayed the extreme soreness in his breast.
His children were similarly affected and a
single dose had the same happy effect.
DIR. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles Of this Standard
Remedy at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store.
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer, Co
lumbus, Ga, tells his experience thus: "For
three years have tried everything on the
market for Stomach and Kidney Disorders,
but got no relief, until took Electric Bit
tiers. Took five bottles and am n0w cured,
and think Electric Bitters the Best Blood
Purifier in the world" Major A. B. Reed,
of estLibcrty, Ky, used Electric Bitton.
for an old standing Kidney affection and
says: Nothing has ever done me 30 much
gDod as Electric Bitters-
Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan d
Co
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An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
says: Having received 20 much beneft
from Electric Bitters, l feel II my dniy TO
let suffering humanity know IL Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have TO
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. l
used, instead, three bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bueklen,s Arnica
Salye, snd my Veg is now sound and well. I"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents .
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at &c
per box. by Logan * Co.
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On and after July II, 1854, tie O.
River Railroad Company viii sell excns-
sion tickets every Bupdsy until farthsg
notice at the following rates: WhesiinG -
Parkersburg and return, $2.25; whsslkng
10 sitenyille and return, 81, SO. Tekeco
only to be used on day Of aale. TfzlB
leaves Wheeling st 7:l0 A. =. city tine;
returning. will leave Paskessburg ct 4Ae
P. N. and Sistenville st s:I0 ?. ~, Will
ing time. a
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Yesterdays Appointments

WASHINGTON, July 1a-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations:
David Turpie, of indianapolis, to be
United States Attorney Cor the district Of
Indiana, vice John f. Lamb. resigned.
George c. Munson, Of Colorado, to be
Assayer of the United States Mint ut Den
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Slept On the Track.

Special Iuegrdm TO me Re0iSer.
New MARTINsvILLE, VIVA, July 13.
A man by the name of n. r. Wishart, OF
the steamer Sam Brown, who lives at
Rice's Landing, Pa, was struck by the
south bound Ohio River railroad passenger
train this evening, about eight miles above
here. He was sitting on the track asleep
when struck. He is unconscious and the
extent of his injurious can not be told, but
he is badly hurt internally and externally.
Doctors are dressing his wounds.
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The Convention.
\ GLANCE AT THE GATHERING.

= GLANCE AT THE GATHERING
Ci,r iiaH. where the Convention held Its
s,,tju-,, is . pleasant room on Belmont
street. hat was far too small for the puf-
po>rs Of the Gathering. The building had
h,sa handsomely decorated and the room
conveniently arranged by the local conf
m.''or. MrsSrS. George II. Muth, A. u.
Frylry, T. :. Clinton and John Alum.
The press was well provided for, and the
oG.ss-s Of the body had ample aecommoda-
i.1us The Convention, as viewed from the
stage, presented a splendid appearance.
The Gr'egates. almost without exception,
were evidently men of intelligence and in
augu,a, AMI they participated in the bust
Le,, before them with an enthusiasm
Wa'rh augured well for the success OF the
LIKE; 70 De put in the field. All through
he session applause was frequent,
and TIE >pcrrhes made had the ring OF true
metal abont them, the gentlemen who
NVE t.me addressed the the floor being
oi'sa interrupted by expressions OF approV-
g. and giJppiug of hands. The chairman,
N' NcunoH. presided with dignity, hrm-
Av'> aEd discretion, and by his action, did
much 10 facilitate the deliberations OF the
body. Prominent among the delegates was
EdNlrl Cole, colored, who took an intel
'-ent part IN the proceedings.
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ID. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that be Was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rene
dies without benefit Being induced to
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 30 and was entirely cured
BY nse Of few bottlez Since which time
he has used II in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
,een saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at Logan & Co.'S Drug
store.
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Exnnsitlon Park Races.

PITrsBURG, July 13.-Three thousand
people attended the opening days races Mt
Exposition Driving Park. The weather
was pleasant and the track heavy. Sum-
mary: First race-2:23 class, purse 81 900,
Alert, 8, g, /, l, 1; Kittie Kilburne, ], 3,
., 4; Tom Rodgers, 5, 2, 2, 4, 2; Oliver X,
?, 3, 4, ., 3; Centella, Z, 7, ., 3, 8; Alroy,
3, 5, g, S, DIR; Orange 6, 6, DIR; Dick
Organ 4, 4, Z, DIR; time 2:2si, 2:28i,
2:25f, 2:27i, 2:27i. Second race, 2:34
pacing, purse 5000, Charley Freel ], ], !, l;
Emma, 9, 9, 9; Judge Lynch, Puritan,
Gysey Boy and Matte Harris, dis; time,
2:2ii, 2:2l}, 2:23s
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Tho Maennerchor and Germania Singing
Societies of This City Will Go to the BILL
waulee saengerfost via the Great ID. d.
Route on Special Train Of Magnificent
Is. a. o. Sleeping Cars, Elegant Day
Coaches and superb Dining Cara.
The above named societies and their
friends lave perfected arrangements to 20
to Milwaukee in grand style via the Is. 4
o. railroad, on Tuesday, July ~, leaving
at 1855 p. III. city time. Fare for the round
trip only 50, allowing stoporer privileges
in Chicago both going and returning The
b. & 0. takes You for miles along the
banks of Lake Michigan, afiordmg grand
view Oil entering the great city of Chicago.
Remember the Il. x o. will put yon in
Milwaukee five hours quicker than any
other line.
For tickets, sleeping car accommoda-
tions and full information call on IL. G..
Never, Twelfth street; Arbenz x Co,
Main street; c. Schnef7s Drug Store; w.
II. Sheib's Music Store, or Is. 10. ticket
office
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More RSsytlse.

BELFAST, July 13.--Sc1ions rioting
broke out this evening between Prptestants
and Catholics. Many stones were throws
and revolvers were freely used. The MILL
tary was called out 10 restm 0rdes. Mary
persons were injured and sent 10 the heD-
pitals.
LONDON, July 12.--Polling In the New.
Market division Of Csmbridgeshire hsd -
be postponed to-day In consequedce efnser
ing Several policemen were hurt dssiag
the disturbance.
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The Only Remedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath are
ouen TO the charge Of carelessness. 1t is an
offence that can be speedily abated, as "A
bottle of the fragrant SOZODONT VIII un-
mistakably accomplish the work 1t viii
preserve and keep the teeth white and the
breath pure and sweet
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A MOST LrBxRAL oYYKs.

EvoLTAIc Belt Co., Nsnha,l, Md 4
offer to send their Ceishssted voltsic b.
and Electric Appliances On thirty dse1k
trial to any man afiieted with S~vsD D.,
bility, Los Of Vitality, Msahssd, -.
Illustrated pamphlet in ssaIsd eavsI4e
with full partiealars pailed 6se. w6la
thsm 1t once. -
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Ths Bot Sllvs IN he v6s1d ~ Cs1<
Bruises, socss, UIces4 Galt Rhsen, ~
Sores, letter, ChspVpd HandA Cbfe1n1n
Corns M N Gia Bruy3Oa - -
titsly ysurss Pi1ss = - ~ lu9uiseG
= Gnannn11ea - giv0 nstfnlbeo6m, -
nessy rsfandsd. rfies 8 eeBhp9 -
IF9 als u LaDna &CA q
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uoRsEFoRD'sAcID PHOSPHATE
LIN Nerxons nenrp.sinn.

DIR. r. w. Lytle, Lebanon, H., says:
81 have personally used it with marked
advantage, when overworked and the nerv-
ous system much depressed.
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 1;
home runs, Jones, Reilly; two-base hits,
McTammany; passed balls, Clark; wild
pitches, Pechiney; first base on balls of,
Prechiney 4, Harkins Z; errors. Cincinnati
6, Brooklyn .; base hits, Cincinnati Z,
BrOoklyn G. umpire, Walsh.
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PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR LEAGUE.
They Meet at Pittsburg Yesterday With
Closed Doors.

Closed Doors.
PIrTsBURG, July 13.-The State Liquor
League met here to-day and Will be in ses-
sion several days About 200 delegate:
were present from all parts Of the State.
This afternoon delegates paraded
the principal streets, and ther
marched to Turner Hall. where
Clarence Burleigh, of this city, delivered
the address of welcome. The session
which was held with closed doors, it is un
derstood, it was devoted to efFecting an or
ganization and adopting the Constitution
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special Sunday Exesrsisss via shs =.
4 o. Rai1roaA.

Commencing Sunday, June 9th, and
continuing during the summer months, The
3. & o. viii sell excursion tickets TO Pitts-
burg and return at the rate Of 81 80, and
Washington and return Sl00. Trains
leave, city time, 5.e5 .. N, 735a m,
las p. N.
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The CIncinnatis' Timely Hits.

CINCINNATI, July l3.-JOnes made a
home run to-day with the bases full Out
side of this Harkins was punished but lit
tie, and the Cincinnatis won by timely hits
alone They were outtielded by the Brook
lyns. The fielding of Mcclellan, Pinckney
and McPhee was very good, Attendance,
2 300. Score:
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] rnns. St. LOWS 6. Athletics .;

Earned runs, ST. LOWs o, Ath1etcs =
base hits, Athletics 2; three base hits,
Caruthers, Stoyey; home runs, Stovey;
wild pitches, Aydelotte 3; struck out, by
Caruthers 4, by Aydelotte /; double plays,
]. Gleason, Bauer and Milligan; errors,
st. Louis ., Athletics |; bases, ST. Louis
IL; Athletics 5; umpire, Bradley.
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BASE BALL.
The Pitfsburss Lay Ont Ferguson's In
dlans In Great Shape.

The Pitfsburss Lay Ont Ferguson's In
dians in Great shape.
PITTsBURG, July 13,-Ferguson's In:
dians were badly beaten this afternoon by
the Pittsburgers, who had no trouble in
batting Cushman's delivery at all stages.
Galvinwas also hit hard, but the hits were
scattered The features of the game were
Shombergs long hit and home run and
Smiths Zine work ut short. Attendance,
1,5CQ Score: 'f
IaHiaos. 8 6 50
Pittsburg. rg..................A ] l.
Metropolitans.....-.....0'0 0 y o.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 4; home runs,
SchOmberg 2; two-base hits, Carroll !,
Brady, Holbert, three-base hits, Carroll
Smith, Kuehne; passed balls, Hitler, Hol-
bert / wild pitches, Cushman, l; first base
on balls, off Calvin 2, of Cushman 2;
struck out, by Calvin 2, by Cushman Z;
double plays, Smith and Schomberg,
Kuehne, Smith and Schomberg Hankin-
son and Forester; errors, Pittsburg Z, Nets
3; bases, Pittsburg 13, Nets 9; umpire,
Valentine
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IouisvilIe,, Terrific Batting.

LOUISVILLE, July 13.-The home team
did not spare McGinnis to-day and batted
him terrifcally, earning eight of their
runs. The Baltimorcs could do nothing
with Ramsey. Louisville has averaged
over fifteen hits game during the last six
pnmcs Score:
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DON'T disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
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81 Louis Downs the Athletics.

ST.. LOUIS, July l3.-Both teams tielded
finely to-day, but ST. Louis did much the
best batting, while the Athletics slow de-
livery enabled the Browns to run bases at
their pleasure. Stovey's home run was
about the only feature of interest to-day.
Fielding of the two Gleasons and the bat
ting of Caruthers were notable. Score:
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League Games.


Jaujnos .....1 $50 G7s9
St. LOuis..................I U ! L
Chicago. 0 0 0 O. 2
Earned ST. Louise, Chicago .; pitchers,
Mccormick and Kirby; first base hits, st.
Louis 10, Chicago II; errors, st. Louis 0,
Chicago 3.
At Philadelphia
Ianiuos. 49, 67S9
Philadelphias ..........l D o o O. 3
Boston ..'...................O o 0 0 O. 2
Earned runs, Phila ., Boston l; first
base hits, each; errors, Phila 4. Boston 6.
At Kansas City
J,n;Das ............l 3 5 G 8
Kansas 'Citv...........2 D 0 0 o o. S
Detroit. 0 U = 2 .-l2
Earned runs, Kansas City /, Detroit 4;
first-base hits, Kansas City 8, Detroit Is;
errors, Kansas City Z, Detroit 4.
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An ELEGANT TICKET
oT.rTp IN NOMINATION By TIE BELMONT
DEMOCRATS
4, Enthusiastic Convention Down at
Bsllaire, Yesterday-Ths Details
Of the Days Work.

THE TICKET.
AWditOT,
R. f. BARRETT, Of Riehland
CVert Qf CtUrt,
W CASH. OF Meade.
sheriff
ADAM FAUPEI, of Pultney.
Recorder,
LEWIS G. WRIGHT, ofGoshsn.
Commissioner,
LANES McCOMAS, Of Colerain.
H,E-wuJg Director,
81, NATHANIEL TAYLOR, Of York.
,..'.,rr<,y-H. ... ". BIGLEl, Of Union.
COrORcr,
LEVI JONES, of Pease.
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Earned, Louisville 8, Baltimore |; two
base hits, Werrick and Manning; three
base hits, White; passed balls, Kerrins l,
Dolan 1; wild pitches, McGinnis; first
base on balls, Ramsey, McGinnis 3; first
base hits, Louisville ,, Baltimore 6; errors,
Louisville 4, Baltimore q Umpire, Kelly.
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The Morning Session.
-rllPDRARY ORGASIZATIoN.

tEAfNkAkN OkbANlLAAlONs
Tue Convention was called to order in
City Hall az II o'clock by ]. NJ. Riley,
Chairman of the County Central Commit
,tc. who stated that, ip pursuance Of the
call OF tue County Committee, he took
pleasure in performing the duty assigned
nun. lie named Mr.. W. X. KennOn, Of st.
Evansville, 10 be temporary President, 1.
II, lockwood. of the Bellaire Herald, TO be
temporary Secretary, with J. B. Ryan and
Il, I. Meyer as assistants.
THE CHAIRMAN's ADDRESS.
PrUSecuting Attorney Kennon came for
wand and was received with round Of ap-
F1uSc In the course of his remarks, he
-.'s-,! S'', led to the warning given 50 lately at
"ndEyport, that no "boodler" need
''Na hs horse toward that organl-
A%'ion this year. and said that no such
1a'n;ns was needed TO the body of intelli-
ss1' men before him. Applause. That
t,s..erenee 10 doodle" he said, was hard
ny al the party to whom it was originally
',>iu'eN'ed. He said il was well for the
..'.zens OF the county, in this busy harvest
S.ne' 10 leave for day their barns burst
With grain, and their fields waving
~, IN npening corn, and to assemble To-
5s'asr to take note OF what was going on
- the political world, and select from
-'uCng their number candidates for the
'-'Oos Offices to be filed at the approach
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For this Office Thomas Carr, of Warren,
and Levi Jones, of Pease, were named.
Mr.. Carr's name was withdrawn and Mr.
Jones was nominated by acclamatiOn.
This completed the ticket, and the Con-
ventiOn adjourned.
The Central Committee will meet at st.
Clairsville next week, on a day to be here
after announced.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
Affairs i'm West vyashin~tou

A BUILDING FOR THE LUTHERAN INSTITUTE
permit was issued to-day to the trustees OF
the Lutheran institute to erect building on o
street, between Congress and High streets,
West Washington, tor q school and hall. The
will have a front of sixty feet and q depth OF
ninety-fOur feet, and be two stories in height
with a cellar. The front will be constructed of
pressed brick and the dOuble-pitched roof will
be slated. The estimated cost is $50, 900.
FUNERAL.-The funeral OF William e. Cart
late residence on 2sth street The paIl.bearers.
chosen from George G.. Whiting Lodge, No.
%, +: A. A. NJ. OF which the deceased was a
StOrch, Il. TurkentOn. Eli Riley, w Doors and J..
P.Wallace. Rev. Drs. Reilly, Bates and Edwards
ofticiated. The remains were inferred at Oak
Hill cemetery.
THIEVES ABOUT.-lt was reported at the
police station this morning that some one had
Mr.. E. d. Toussing of No. 1905 P street, early
Thursday morning, by boring holes in the
basement Ss n,n door, but was evidently scared off by
| the pavement in front Of the house where it
| was found. While Mr.. Toussing was on his
toned the fact to William ]. Lewis. OF 1907
28th street, who stated that ne had lost a clock
On the same night. and when shown the one
Officer Hess suspected Julia Tryman, a cOlored
| servant, employed by Mr.. Lewis, OF being Inn
nl ln s1e o and upon her
and other articles We're found. She was Inn
mediateiy placed under arrest and taken to
Police Court ] ulia pleaded guilty to the charge
and was sentenced to Sky days In Jail.
GRAIN RECEIPTs-Canal boat II. M. Talbot
arrived yesterday with ZOO bushels Of wheat.
| Canal boat Loudon arrived with LILO bushels
of wheat, and canal boat Maryland arrived
with 4, ,O6O bushels Of wheat for Hartley Bros
Wheat sold on Change yesterday at 65c. 70
SSc. u bushel.
SHIPPING NEwS.-Schooner c. r. Tessenden
arrived light from New Jersey. Schooner Henry
s. Culver cleared yesterday with 1000 tons
of coal for Boston. Schooner Van Glider ar
rived yesterday light from Fail River. Steamer
Conoho arrived from Williamson, N. c., with
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.A.-Great Falls, temperature, 40; CON
dittOn, SO. Receiving reservoir, temperature
| SO; condition at north connection, SIS; south
| connection. 36. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, 81; condition at influent gate house
3d. condition at eftiuens gatehouse, 80.