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GALE OF Landry virtue of Decree of
y the Superior Court of Forsyth County, rem
dered at the February Term, 1886, thereof,
I will on Saturday, the 10th day OF July, 1886,
at one o'clock p. III. !, at the Court House door
in Winston, expose to public sale to the high
est bidder, tract of Land lying in the county
OF Forsyth, adjoining the Lands of VIM. Me-
dearis, VIM Hester and others and containing
Fortv-threc Acres, more or less, Terms of sale
cash r. B. KERNER, COMMISSIONER.
June 2, IsS6.-tds.
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Attention, City Subscribers.

According TO our annual custom, we be-
gin this week to collect the yearly dues of
our city subscribers. Remember gentlemen,
dollar and half is small amount and
you ought not to make our collector call
more than once for it,
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and
indiseretions of youth nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of n anhood, &c, will send re-
seipt that will cure you. fkEE OF CHI ARGE
THE great remedy was discovered by miss
ionary in South America. Send y self address
cd envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH +. IMAM
station ID, New fork City. Oct. Is. 1855. 1y
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DOR SALE-County and Township rights for
l. very useful household implement. Pay
ing work for live young man. Apply at Of
flee of Western Sentinel, Winston, N. C.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as Teacher, or will be
w companion to lady, and assist in the
household. Understands dress making. Good
references. Address x. T.. care SENTINEL.
April Shift
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UNIVERSITY OF n. c.

NHE NEXT SESSION OPENS AUGUST 26th.
i Fifteen Professors offer wide range Of in
structions in Literature, Science and Philoso-
ply. The Law School and the Department of
Normal Instruction are fully equipped. Special
higher training in all the departments is pro
vided for graduates of the University and OF
other Colleges free of charge Select Library
OF 20, 900 volumes; Reading Room of ia Peri
odicals. Total collegiate expenses $500 a year.
Board $500 to $3.50 per month. Sessions
begin last Thursday in August. For full in
formation, address
PRESIDENT KEMP P. BATTLE, LII. D.,
Julyl3--1m. Chapel Hill, N. C.
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FOUND

.NUTI AT LAST, and no mistake, that the
~ Hege patent Saw Mills are the best Saw
Mills built in the U. S. considering the prices.
material and workmanship. Manufactured by
the SALEM IRoN WoRks, Salem, n. c..
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DOR RENT-A Knabe Piano, in good con-
i dition, at $500 per month.
Address PIANO,
june Soft Care " Sentinel"
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DATENTS secured on reasonable terms.
i Work reliable; papers carefully and legally
drawn. Write for particulars. N. L. CoLLAxKR
PatentAttorney, Washington, D. G.
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"ANTED-Six two horse tenants to cult
w tivate fine Yadkin River bottom lands
LEWIS j. WILLIAMS, Winston. july Is At
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nOoD SALARIES Oh COMMISSION TO MEN AND
u Women to act local or travelling Agents
No experience needed. Steady work JAMES e
WHITNEY. Nurseryman, Rochester, NY. (Men-
tlon this paper.1 July15-6m
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Winston Tobacco Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Breaks are small this week with no improve
ment in prices. Damaged and smoked tobaccos
continue to sell very low, Good, rich, waxy
and desirable tebaccos are scarce and selling
fair, We quote for sound;
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WANTED-By young lady. A situation as
w governess for young children. Terms
reasonable. For further information apply to
Editor. Feb 4Jh-t
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SOAPS.--A very large line ofPears, Colgates
Dand other fine soap at Thompsons Drug
Store. When in need of soap Thompsons is
the place to get them. Feb. 25th tt
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nR. j. NJ. HOWARD is again in Winston.
~ Call and see him. Office at Mrs. Julian 3
hotel. Consultation free. july 6-tf
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A LII varieties of Garden Seed at Thomp
IA sons Drug Store.
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WANTED.-A position as travelling sales
w man for tobacco factory. Address MUTT,
SENTINEL Office. Feb Is If
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MARRIED
In Salem, July 6th, Mr.. Will Bowers, o.
Winston to Miss Eliza Ferguson, of Salem. Rev
S, D, Franklin officiating,
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NOT ICE.
SALE OF LOT!

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE DEED,
ID executed ne by Michael Fouzt, and
recorded in book l, page ia of the Record of
Mortgages of Forsyth county, on
Saturday, 9TH day of August, 1896,
at o'clock P. M, at the Court House door in
Winston, u. c., l will offer for SALE to the
highest bidder for cash, lot of Land, lying on
Cherry street in Best town, known as lot No.
30, adjoining the lands of II. T. FOUGHT and
others. r. B. KERNER
july 8, lSS6.-4t Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
.JOTTTNGS HFRB AND THERE.

RoNpouT July ia dispatch from Glas-
gov. Ulster County. TO The Freeman states that
Mrs Hall, whose husband 10 now In China. arrived
Saturday night at Howard Fingers boarding house
LAX, View with her little boy She and several other
ladies Esopus Greek with the boy. In skiG
On, Of the oars and the current them
over tho falls Tho boat was dashed to pieces
mile boy Vas swept away. Tho others OF the party
elung TO the rocks aud were rescued.
The funeral OF h. H. c. Judson. Ned Buntlne," took
place al Stamford Delaware County. yesterday after
nouu About 200 members of Grand Army post marched
In line The cemetery The funeral
serylcea were held In the Presbyterian
ChurcD Tho Rev Mr.. Richards preached the sermon.
There were many people from New-fork and Philadel
NINA ureseut AT the funeral Mr. Dean IN possession
OF the last latter that Mr. Judson ever pennsd.
wATEKIowN July l0.-Kos~e J.. Flower. Of this city.
will rive the 1875 NewYork children brought here by the
FreshrAr Fund an excursion 10 the thousand ISLANDS
next Thursday.
NIwBuRc July 10 tspoeiah.-sylvester Near. .
merchant Of Middetown. this county, wae found dead
Iast night 10y his wife. who temporarily Ab,eht from
homo lie was Iry yeaIs old aud was addicted 10
iutoxicAntA.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
A NEW RELIGIOUS SECT.
"THE PERFECT ONEs"-THE FOUNDER OF THE
ORDER ExPREssEs HER FAITH.

"TuE PERFECT oNEs"-THE FOUNDER OF THE
ORDER EXPRESSES HER FAITH
CINCINNATI July 10 (Specidn. Mrs. Hannah
Martini the founder OF the religious Walnut
Hlls which calls its members the perfect ones gave
description OF her sect to- day. She small black
eved woman, very nervous and eIcitable. who talks
rapdly and gescuates freely Except for her peculiar
tenets no would suspect her Of being woman Of
ula1 character She asked: "Is 1t true that
YOU arc recognized and worshpped by your followers
as the Deity -
That question cannot answer" she replied. "A
can say have passed through all OF the deaths
bnown TO this world and have taken on the condition
of goGhness. but retain my earthly form. I
not tho Hannah Martin that you think
vou .ee AIN more than that. II is hero that my fol-
wers behodiag the glory OF GOd right hero in His
"How long have you been mbued with this power.
Mrs Martini"
"Inst eight years ago. while member OF the Methodist
Cbnrcn across the way. received promise from God
mai at the expiration OF certain time he would send
Ills snrlt into body. About this the time
iansed and felt myself lifted up from the world. My
ot God Since then we have gathered our htio band
around Us and are happy IN the eternal hfe."
When did you begin 10 take ON this gOdly spirit T.
:. A. our birth. II Cane 10 gradually, but we
oeaniny Mrs Brooke aud herself have been constantly
,rowInp until we have reached perfection"
,n,eIy prrfect this earth and IN this life e.
don't believe It, but know IT, The glory OF the
ord ia right You can see II" lgestcuating as
meaning HERSELF.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CONELSSIAG BIS REGULATIONS.


A BOOkKFEPER STEALS TlO,UOO AND TELLS HIS
EMPLOYERS JUST HOW HE DID IT.
Douglas RoOme has been for several years in
the service OF Wheelwrght, Anderson Co., OF No. "a
Worth st The firm does drygOods commission bust
ness composed OF Boston people. the house in hi,
about Thirty years of age and was regarded by the
hpuse and by all who did bu sness with 1t as a model
booEkeeper early morning Til late at night
DAYS in the week he to be fOuud at his post he
took keen interest IN the bu siness The frm does
large in this city. Roome personally attended
TO the bank account frequently masins deposits
twenty. five to fifty thousand dollars lie is said TO
come Of good family and entered the firms employ
ment warmly commended for his character less
for his ability and intelligence.
Mr. Roomc did not appear at the office day about
the first of july letter containing the confes
sion that lie mad been guilty OF series OF peculations
running through two or more years. The total amount
he had stolen in the neghborhoOd Of 10000 His
letter told when and in what sums he had taken the
firms money with all boOkkeeper's accuracy of state
ment II told All the false entries made the
perulsons and just how lie had anaged 10 up
counts without being detected by the firm the one
hand or by It's customers the other ROome had
his nome and has not since been heard from. Neither
the firm nor personal acquantances know OF
his preseut whereabouts The accounts were in the
shape reported in Roome's detailed confession. He
seemed have taken no more and no less than was
stated in his letter. Statements Of
from all the customers. and those whose entries lie
acknowledged having mixed up repOrt ted themselves
differing from the firm In just the amount when RoOme
SAID he had incorrectly entered 1t s believed that
OF his pcchlaons was exactly and honestly gwen
in his letter 10 Mr. Eldrdge He have noted each
time he took each particular 1t is WI how
Roome spent the money.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
MR.. BEECHER AT EXETER HALL.
,HE LATEST LONDON sCART-FoUL CONDITION OF
THE WATER SUPPLY.
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.

THE WATER SUPPLY
rBY CABLE To THE TRIBUNE.
IoyDov. July l9.-Henry Ward Beecher
sove his FIST lecture IN England III Exeter Hall
,ouieht The place crowded and the audience
aprlaudel frequently. Mr.. Beechers subject
- The PficD OF the Common People" 1t was an
d ecu,e touched up to English tastes. but II con-
t.i,ed M all1son t. the Home Rule question. Mr..
poecber rhts shy OF that he will not be interviewed
ahou H. In Along conversation reported In The DAILY
N,os he conveyed the impression that he was on the
fence Cynical peOYe say that lie Will be found on the
Ioe Rula size of the fence when lie returns 10 America,
but NAT here because It will not pay. Meanwhile 1t may
bc regarded as sgn1cat that ne has breakfased with
NJ. Gladstone.
The atest scare arises from an investigation made by
Tie Lce as to the condition OF the water In tie Upper
Thames After tue Henley regatta 1t was found TO
abound IN all iuarner of aooainatiOns This state OF
,air WAS dte 10 the presence of innumeranle house
boats durng the regatta week As tie people OF London
have TO drink this water they good for being
scared The s.. Janess Gaseae says 1t Is obvious
that population OF several thousands OF people cannot
nour heir drainage into the river for week at
time without def the waters that Londoners drink
In very dangerous fashion II tho house hOaters
not manage their sanitary affairs better they must he
reformed out Of existence altogether, but doubt they
could arrange TO sOid being public danger If the con-
serystOrs woulG look after them properly But the fact
Is that the reg lton of the Upper Thames las got far
beyond the lowers Of the cOuservancy which body
mainly Intended 10 look after the interests OF targts and
the.r employera. uore efficient authority with a
pocc force large enough to exercise real supervision
over tho crowded parts OF the river summer Is
ouredv
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CRUELTY on 4 WHALING SHIP.
THE MASTER AND MATE OF THE BARK PETREL
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

THE MASTER AND MATE OF THE BARK PETREL
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
NEw-BEDFOkD, July 10 (SpeciaD.-Edwin
Reed master bark Petrel Of this port Charles H.
Foley. mate. and Antoine Mendoza. second mate in
prison at Auckland, New Zealand, charged by Henry
Kenney, F. A Gill. Henry Swain and c. A. Banks, with
the murder of William Brtton. the cooper Of the Pere
When the bark arrived the Bay OF Islands, the four
accusers deserted and escaped into the bush Being
caught and imprisoned they accused the officers OF i'll
treatment saying that they had been dubbed beaten
with bandspikes ana Delaying pins punched, kicked and
threatened with death They said that the cooper
struck by Foley the head with butter keg. blood
coming from his ami ears. The captain ordered
the cooper irons with pint Of water and
cake OF hard bread a DAY for three days When the
cooper wanted water the captain struck him three
IN tho face and threatened to murder him. They
the mate scrub the cooper with brick. sand
urine till the of his face hands and body and
pull out his whiskers and hair. Mendoza threw him
across the forehatch and stamped his breast Soon
the same way. one beng Henry Lake. who was lost
The captain denies the story OF abuse at his
hands Of the tnat he had in,erfered several
times The mate denies this and says that he acted
but says that there was nothing to cause death. Hs
says that the cooper was hard case being stubborn
scrubbed him He did not keep clean and he brick
on his He attributed the cOOpers death TO cold
there seemed to be undercurrsnt of enmty against
him. He did not really know what 1t was. The trial
the accused shall remanded tho United States
The captain writes 10 his wife that he has been sick
too eXactng. He had told the mate never 10 strike
map unless mutinou. or saucy "He Il bound to admit
help II says the captain. have had trial OF
ber days hai no attorney to represent me and
TO be brought San Francisco for another trial. Reed
belongs here. Foley In Nantucket
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
TuE SITUATION IN ENGLAND.
,rr,r HOPE OF A LIBERAL REUNION

,oss or TIE NATIoNALlsTs IN TIE phFhA' or
1o,s 1o,-x-rur COMING GOVERNMENT CHANGES.
..nov .Iulv l9.-Earl Granville mas oeen
Ao.,o,,on with Lord Harrington on the euoJeo'
% comm co,, ,f tho Liberal party Lord Harrington
,n,, he ould not unite with any section VI 'n0
49, ,ha, relied upon Parnelnte votes lne io'.'
ssst Influenced Mr.. Gladstone !" ~
s.o % resirn The Conservatives PROPOSE ~i'e'
.arners o. the House of Commons are sworn ''
-, August 6 aud IT, TO adjourn uaui oo'o -.
er ANALYSIS OF the polIings gives the onlo",s''
20, ,o- votes and the Gladstonians l'44''oo-' |
oorrect estimate OF the popular vote 'no,o
:, added the electorate OF Ito - -.
" W. ,,,.ch were not contested. total OF i'oo''io
seas Tho o4 uncontested Gladstonian sea's'
.,otal OF sos, 81 votes. The popular 'o'0
Tnioois, majority Of 272,6s2 - ,-.o,.
TO rssnlt OF the electoral conte" In sout" a',o'
-roro william OBrien. editor OF CnHea "'"",'
A. p.rnel's ORGAN, has oceh iu""o
,o,,o, a. the Parnellite candidate "sa"''
T " Klssen U.beraUnonisp' has causeu ,rss. .,
-, oisn ,enre.ented the district III the last HOUSE %
Io.}o,ons having carried 1t by vote OF oA'f' "" ,,
ses2 obtained by Captain : MsrMem lied Ss2 votes
- ~ - ~ ~ cnlle Mr.. Russell poiied o'ioi' "oee
a. o'I;rien py \ majority OF - 49, - .,oc,ed for
r,art Kelly (Parnellitel has peen oo III "a hv
60, ncpegai polnug 4905 against loSs poieu oy
ArrAur Foster CONSERVATIVES m su polled re-
the same men: eontes'a.S a79 tne yo,e,' So
'ifobn 6'Connor mas offered to vacatc his seat io
I'm favor of william OBren .,,nc nm bs furniture
NJ ClaIstones servants are packing "p ~ nnvning.st
bc"s. and papers in his official residence in
ns "a Of s,sSury who has been soouraing q.
pxat Frsnce has started for Deppe en- route 70
lana Lord Randolph Churchill has oeeh sun'"o"'"
hone ny telegraph and has started IOr LOnuou .ra.
conference OF wOrkingmens delegates helu ,.
nonuced The Government for enactlne sus. I'shnry
and expressed hope Of better things from 'ne ''0"'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE cEAwFoED DIVORCE CASE.

LoXDoN, July 19.-ln the divorce case of
Crawford agaus Craw ord AMI Dixie. expert IN ca.
grshy to-day that he had compared the hand
wri.iBg IN four letters admittedly written by Mrs.
Crawford and signed "Virgi1la" with the anonymous
letters warning Mr Crawford against the member for
Chelsea aDd which entualy stirred Mr.. Crawford
TO the discovery ms wies alleged relations with Sir
Charles Duke. Ghe xpert said the similarity between
the writing In tNe Anonymous notes and III the signed
letters was 50 great he believed the same person hai
wrtten ali the irtters lie examined. This testimony
produced s IN court.
MIR. RogcrsOu testified tnat Mrs Crawford and Cap
tain Forster had frequently visited her house. and that
Nrs Crawford hal confessed TO her that she had COM
nied ADV tory with othe: besides Sir Charles
Dixie
The case vas then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
PRICE THREE CENTS.

be made with Great Britain because the Act Of
Parliament OF 1870 directly prohibits the making
OF sucn treaty with any nation unless provision
Is maze by that nation against the trlai of sur.
rendered person for crime other than
that on which his extradition was de-
mandcd. ! do not think repeal OF this
act could be obtained from the British Parliament,
1t certainly could not be at the present time r.,
therefore, We need to insist upon the unnecessary.
and, in my Judgment untensbc and undesirable
proposition. that n should be extradted for
one offence IN order to try him for another wS
should be unable to establish with Great Britain
any extradltion arrangements at all. And add
that, in my opinion, if the objection aris-
ing upon the Act of Parliament should
be seriously pressed upon the courts Of Grea.
Britain upon demand for extradition under cur
existing treaty, as it stands without this conyen-
ton, and in the absence Of any provision such as
that contained in this clause, very serious qies-
ton Will arise whether any such cxtraliton could
be granted
u. Article VII is. in my estimation, quite un-
necessary but altogether harmless. No extrsdl-
ton can ever take place. whatever the stipulaticns
OF treaty may be. except under and in con-
formty to existing legislation for carrying it into
effect In the country where the surrender il sought
Omission to provide such legislation or any statute
restrictions inconsistent with the provisions Of tbs
treaty. would amount simply to refusal to carry
out the treaty or to violation of lis terms.
This is not to be attempted in contract
between sovereign powers. But should 1t uuAap-
PLY take place, the remedy Is found in the pro-
visions Of this convention, which are from the
treaty of 1912. by which either party can term-
nate the treaty by Simply giving notice 10 that
effect. This clause. therefore. only formuiatcs in
terms the rule of law that would equally and un-
avoidaoy apply though 1t was not expressed in
the convention. Ii is expressly understood on
both sides that the adoption of the convention
shall not stand in the way of the negotiation of y
more elaborate treaty upon the subject which shat
supersede both this convention and the Xth ArtIos
of the treaty of 1s42, if such treaty shall upon
further consideration be deemed adylrabc. Ny
own judgment is decidedly against such an at
tempt for reasons heretofore already pre-
sented to you. think that the treaty
Of 1912, supplemented by this convention, and by
the system Of judicial construction and procedure
which has grown up under it in an Administration
of forty-four years, forms extradlton arrange
that is not likely to be improved by attempt
ing to recasU it. But should your opinion b. other
wise, shall address my best efforts to obtqinIns
such further treaty stipulation: as you may deem
desirable.
have the honor to be your obcdient servant,
l.. J. PHELPS.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
FEARS FOR EXTRADITIOE.
LONDON PAPERS on THE NEW TREATY

IBr CABLE TO THE TsIBUNE.l
Copgrfchti 1855. Horth american stIe ye-cs Co.
LONDON, July 19-The London papers 90
day. quoting The Ngw-YORK TRIBUNE, publish Tor tls
first time something like clear statement OF the seopi
OF the amended extradon treaty. rhcy are FOR .he
ost part sangune that the Senate will ra,y II, ais
The Gib. thinks 1t ominous that tho American papcs
already beginning to pick holes In 1t here AMI thers
The Globe believes that the Government at Wa'nsion
doss much way or the other about the er-
tradition OF dynsmters and predicts that tho Irish r-
nuence will be dead against ito treaty IL points odt.
however the treaty bc ratified owing to tns
anxiety OF Americans to get hold OF the ahscondine
swindlers who find refuge IN Canada and concludes
that II the United Government Is given 10 under
stand that must either accept or reject the treaty asa
whole 1t will allow the anti dynamiter clause to remain
for tile sake Of securing the embezzlcment clause.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
TELLGR1PHiC NOTES.
VAIN ACCOUNTS OF A BROKEN BANK.

TANGLED ACCOUNTS OF BROKEN BANK.
prnpf. III July 10 (SpScaThe report Of the crrerts
the books o the broken banking irn
~ ~ y Tracy v of Emwoo. shows great loos'nrss IN
- Lae,ng Bills cvsblc have myrteronsy disa lpsAre
ar1 fhe cash on hand has diminished from ~ 800 Ia
- i'm some unaccountablo The mill accounts
~ ,x ri up fol- which there Is accounting oa ts
Ir,y nh rncti 10 ElmwoOd Last night IN company with
aennty ah.n. There warrants issued tOr Tracy
ALARMED BY SMALLPOX IN IOWA.
JASON CITY Iowa, July ls''rea alarm prvais IN 'erV
.nA Worth Count the discovery % s.NNra 'sss
rs,napox townsipsof Barton Grafton sni BoAn he
.n.sr as introduces by GERMAN woman Cnie ant aDodtsn
weeks ago she sd 10 have been afflicted when sac ea
he steamer al New YORK
LAND SLIDE IN NEVADA.
wtxxRMrcCA New, July ls.-Heayy rains caused ian1-
s,,d On the Central Pacific Railroad three niles east q" ""
n Yesterday Afternoon ana eight cars OF last sh.
going east thtown ftom The track
HANGING HiNsELF IN HIS STORE -,
SCRANTON Penn Inly l9.-Carl Ernst sdeaei IN hp"is'
committed suicide IN MS store h'i'
i Tiy this moinn. lie native oi vienna "AV 0sH'
~ this country two years ago
THE MURDERED CHINAMAN IN Bos.oS ,,.
nQslox lD--fhc police TINS morning ic''s' ,sa
stating that Cinnamon 80
d- rintou OF the murderer OF Ding thobs he' o', &C.,
Ititr ,I.u,. 10 ola. 81 this information ihe
atc confident that the murderer Is sun hihihs !" '"
KILLING HIS LITTLE SISTER o. q, 7
n,xco Ne July Henry. the nUeen yeu on ~ r .s
,il Of tnts ey and instantly kiileu nas .a,h
Malta, az, thirteen yesterday aietnoSn, Win 81
Lr ,lu rvt loaded
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July II.
ARRIy Al OF 1HE CORONET.-The yacht COronet, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown yesterday.
KENT DEFEATEL Ri PERKISS.-George Perkins defeat
oil Peter Kemp Australia scuIlng match FOR 81 900
On the Thames The course WAS from Pulney to Mort
lake
IHE DCc DAUMALg-1he Due dAumale has arrived
IN london.
IHE GREEK GYrsIRs.-Tne Greek Gypsies have been
liansierIed 10 the Liverpool Geological Gardens.
1hey had intended TO embark to-day for America.
pu. tAe seamship company broke contract with them
LLd refused 70 allow Them 10 proceed.
HONOhED ny PORE AND QuEEN-fhe Pope has
treaiod Gideon OuiMet. OF Canada Commander OF the
Vder OF e. Gregory. The Canadian residents Of Lou
aon nave presented TO Sir DOnad Smith address con-
graduating him upon the honor conferred on him by
fielhc Railway.