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YELLOW FEVER AT PLANT CITY.-Supervisng
Surgeon-Gen Hamilton has been Informed OF
two deaths from yellow fever at Plant City, Fla,
recently. Indications at present, however, are
mat the disease has gained no headway In that
Nclnlty out Is dying out. There are at present
put few scattered cases Of q mild character.
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THEY SECURED TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Daring and Successful stage Robbery
Near San EramciscO.

San Francisco, Cal, July "A stage running
between this place and Hilldreth was stopped yes
terday afternoon by masked m They jumped
from behind rocks and compelled the express
messenger 10 throw away his gun ana then CON-
PEELED him and the driver 70 hand over he express
box. containing $4,000 In silver bullion. The
Robbers ESCAPED.
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Hope Of a Pnrtiai Disarmament.

BERLIN. July at Is believed that after a def.
mite understanding with Russia has been estale
llshed, Emperor William VIII propose that the
Eufopean powers reduce their arlnamenta
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R-SNOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the directors OF the National Union Ins Co.
Oh washinyton for the election OF directors will be
he'd at the office Of the company, 643 Louisiana ave-
on MONDAA, July 8. 1855. Polls open from / to !:
O'clo, pm. NOBLE u. LAKNER
1y2-ot secretary,
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Not Guilty OF Opiam Smuggling.

PORTLAND. ORE, July a-The verdict in the case
OF the United states against ext hlef Customs
Inspector irwin 4. Gardner, charged with snug
CLING opium, which was sealed. Was opened yesUer-
aay In court at Tacoma. It acquitted the defend
ant on both counts The verdict was hot a sur.
prise.
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ttSACRAMENT0, CAL, July a-Ilenry A. Caulneld
one OF the earliest and most prominent pioneer,
OF the state, was struck by a train yesterday ana
killed.
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CHANGE IN THE FIRST BOARD OF PENSION APPEALS.
Gen. Geo. c. Rogers, OF Kansas, a member OF the
first board Of pension appeals has left the service
and Jno. A. Lacy, OF Missouri, has been appointed
IN MS place. The latter was a member of the
fourth board. and his appointment expired BY
limitation On the Both OF June
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Washington News and Gossip.

TOMORROW being legal holiday, no paper will
oe issued from this office on that day. The busi.
ness office will be open as usual
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NAVAL LORDBRS-Lleut-Comma r N. Berry,
ordered to the Atlanta. Passed Asst. Eng. David
Jones' ordered to the Ranger July 20. Ensign w,
Q. Huline. detached from the Coast Survey steamer
Bache and ordered to the Swatara. Assistant Sur
geon X p. Crandell, detached from the Saratoga
anu ordered TO the Galena Passed Assistant
Engineer A. c. Engard, detached from the Ranger,
ordered to proceed home and await orders En-
sign w. M. Constant, ordered to examination for
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FUNDED DEBT OF THE DIsTRICT.-The quarterly
statement OF the funded Indebtedness Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia by Treasurer Hyatt, commits
sioner ex-officio OF the sinking fund OF the Dis
trlct, shows that the total debt July l. 1855
amounted TO SIC, ,450. being a decrease OF
200 In principal and sos, 156 ~ in Interest
since July l, 1878. The total issue OF 3-65 bonds
have been retired
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MAJOR J. E. MALLET, who IS we'll known In
catholic circles in this city. has been nominated
by the President TO be agent for the Indians
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GEN. sHERuDAN,s vOHAGE.
Tho swatara orr Delaware Dreak'
wafer.

water.
DxLAwAKK BkRAKwarKR. De-, July Sine y.
g. 4 swatars, with Gen. sheridan on board. arrives
OF the orea kwater about IL O'Clock tins morning.
The following bulletin respecting the generals
'tseDeral sheridan stood the run from Hampton
Roads very well, though he Is somewhat fatisued
by the ships motion, there having been consider
Tor Few hours and II conditions are favorable 20
sal for New York this evening. The generals
pulse has continued gocd, but his respiration and
appetite are somewhat less favorable. signed
Robert M. oRetlly, Henry c. Yarrow."
RICHARD NEvINS, JR., nv CUsrODY
Charged with Dcfraudtug che Covers.
sscut while Resident Archttccs "a
Pt,tsburg.
PTTTsBURG, July 2-Richard Nevins jr.. ex-rcS-
dent Government architect OF the United states
courthouse and post-office now being built here.
has been arrested upon q charge preferred by
United states Special Agent Brooks. OF making
fraudulent claims agalnt the Government. The
Information, which was made before United
NeVins on several occasions made and presented
20 United states Collector Barr tor payment and
approval false and fraudulent claims for certain
WORK IN constructing the United states court
house and post-ofIics, alleged 20 have been
done by one Il. Donovan, but which was
never performed. The Information further alleges
that Donovan never signed the bills, and that his
name was forged 70 them. The aggregate amount
OF the claims are about $4,000 NcNins Is now IA
charge OF Agent Chambera awaiting eondsnea-
lie claims that he Will be able 70 Satisfactorily ex-
PLAIN the charges
[Mr. Neyins Is a son OF Col. Richard Nevins fcr-
merly resident OF Washington. and brother Il
MIS- JAS. c. Blaine, Jr. lie was appointed 20 the
position Of resident Government architect Al Pitts
burg under the present administration, but was
removed some time ago, Il was alleged, on charges
OF Incompetence
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REAPPoINTED.-Miss Caroline Childs, of Nebraska,
has been reappointed to a clerkship in the Post
Office Department.
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A scheme that Broke Down.
THERE WILL BE NO SEPARATE ORGANIZATION or TIE
COLOkED MEN.

THERE WILL BIZ NO SEPARATE ORGANIZATION or TIE
CoLoRED MEN.
special TO the Philadelphia Press from Pitts
burg, July 2, says: scheme which originated In
Pttsburg, and had for its object the Organization
OF political party OF colored men which should
either nominate presidential candidate or nego-
tiate with the old organizations, has fallen
through. conference at Washington on July
was suggested, and favorable responses were re-
ceiyed from John X. Trotter OF Washington; kobt-
b. Downing, OF Newport, and other promInens
colored men, but The rank and lle OF the race re-
fused TO have anything 70 90 With the schema
Secretary walter Brown, OF the Pittsburg COM
mittee which proposed the scheme. said to-day:
1.-The republican party has In nomination sucn
good Candidates that the colored people VIII have
lutte necessity of q candidate, and feel certain
that Gen. Harrison VIII diligently look ait thear
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major Edwin Bently, surgeon,
was placed on the retired list to-day, Capt. Chas.
Il. Rockwell, 9Th cavalry, granted six months
leave Capt Abram A. Harbach, granted four
months leave Second Lieut.. Jas K. Thompson,
Soo infantry, granted three months leave.
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REsIGNED-Naval Cadet stuart W. Cramer has
resigned, to take effect September 15 and has
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $267, IA; customs s6g49 957
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SECRETARY FAIRCHILD returned to the city from
MS visit to Boston at 1O:4O this morning, but he
did not resume the duties OF his office to-day.
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Capitol Topics.

TO SPEAK AT THE TAMMANY RATIFICATION MEETING.
Stale Senator Jacob Canton, one OF the leading
lights OF Tammany, was at the House to-day
securing the attendance of Congressman to speak
at the grand Tammany ratification meeting in
New YORK Tomorrow. Senator Vest, Representa-
uves Mills, Hooker, Ford, McCreary, Shirley, Col
IlnS. Maish. and Cummings accepted Invitations.
They VIII leave at O'Clock this afternoon. They
Will be met AT Jersey City by a reception commit
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THREE ENGINEERS OF THE B. AND O. RAILROAD CON-
PANY CHARGED VITA oBsTRUcrINa STREET CEoss-
ING.
Christopher Jasper, engineer Of switch engine
No. 327; George A. Reynolds, engineer OF passenger
engine No 305. and Peter Riley, engineer OF local
freight engine No. 3l9, were yesterday notified by
Onicer Wheelock, or the fifth precinct station, to
appear In the Police Court this morning and
answer charges Of violating the police regulations
In obstructing the crossing on New jersey avenue.
between II and / streets. At that crossing there
are thirty-three Tracks. and engines are moving
backward and fOrwa.d d nearly all day. II Is
charged that by stopping the trains the defendants
ObStructed the Passage OF vehicles and foot
passengers for longer period than needed for the
passage Of the engines at rate OF speed not less
than mics an hour. Officer Wheeiock Swore our
the warrant on complaint OF Mr.. j. 4. ONeill who
on Friday last while driving across the tracks In
Carriage with Mr. IL. A. Henell, came near
being run over by engine NJ. 1927.
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District Government Affairs.
ASSESSMENT OF NEW BUIIpISGs

The assessor, In a lett to the Commissioners
announces his intention OF assessing all new build.
1ngs, and says that complaint to all such assess
ments can only be heard between July and LII
He suggested that prOperty-owners INFORM his
Office or the removal or destruction OF builing SO
that IL may be dropped from the books.
VITAL STATISTICS.
Health Officer Townshends report for the week
ending June 80, shows: Number OF deaths, l2o:
white, "A; co.ored. 81. Deatn-rate per 1000, per
annutn, white, 25.6o; col0red, 1886. Total popu-
latiOn, ,2SSS seventy EIGHT We're under five years OF
age, 81 we're under one year or age, and 20 over
sixty years. The principal causes OI death were:
Cerebfo-spinal meningitis, 3; consumption, 8;
diarrnGll, 30; typhoid lever, 4, malarial fever 2
Births reported: Twenty-Dtne white. 35 coiored.
Marriages reported: Twenty-eight white, 2
colOred.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II. s. Thompson has been appointed an addi-
tionai private On the police force.
The report OF the fre department for the month
OF June shows loss OF Sic, ,e6l by rre covered by
an insurance OF $l5,126.
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Among the letters received by Gen Harri ison
yesterday was one from senator sherman. Gen.
Harrison refused 10 permit its publication, but
said that IN Its general character lt expressed
the kindllest feeling toward himself and gave as
surance OF hearty support, Tut coupled with it
We're illusions 70 other persons that IL would not
be proper 10 give 10 the pubic. In the letter Mr.
Sherman said that he would seek the earliest op-
portunity TO deliver speeches In support OF the
ticket, aud could be depended upon 10 remain in
the held doing his utmost, until the close OF the
campaign.
senator Mitchell. or oregon, was In New YORK
yesterday. He said the Pacltc coast could be re-
lied upon 10 give a hearty support 10 the republi-
can ticket. "a great revolution has occurred
In my state Within the past year or two and the
recent election proved IL concluslvely. The repuD-
ncans expected TO carry the state by about 1900,
instead OF the 900 majority that was rolled up.
The Jar1n Issue did IL The Mills bill puts nearly
all OF Oregons products on the free list Many
democrats voted the republican ticket because
they were opposed 70 free trade"
Wm- II. Grace, wealthy real estate dealer OF
Brooklyn and prominent member OF the First
Ward Democratic Association, has resigned be-
cause he cannot support President Clevelands
tariff views
The total cost Of the republican national conven-
tion was $4,000.
portion OF the Illinois delegates from the vars-
Gus democratic clubs TO the league convention at
Baltimore stopped Tor an hour or two yesterday 10
pay their respects 10 Judge Thurman.
Albert Grimm, chairman or the anti-salooa re-
publican national committee, has Issued ad-
dress 70 the country, In which he summarizes the
work OF the national republican convention on
temperance matte s and appeals TO the voters 70
support The ticket nominated by the convention
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PROMOTION.-Mr. A. Ii. Nixon, OF Illinois clerk
OF class In the Sixth Auditors Office, has been
appointed chief OF division at 8, 600 in that Of
fice,
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80 O-STREET MARKET WILL BE OPEN
~ TUESDAY. July Sd, from = until 10 O'Clock
pm On JULY 4Th. from 5 until 10 O'Clock I'm.
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EQUITABLE
~. CO-OPERAT.XE BUILDING AssOCIA-
TION.
The first Wednesday in this month falling on the 4th
Of Jny the othce will be for receiving payments
TUESDAY. the I'D, FROM b to O'Clock pm, and ad-
vsnces will be made promptly at O'Clock.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
,- THOMAS SOMEkVILLE, President
JNO. JOY EDISON, secretary. je3O-3t
- UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS
~ ISOLATION.
Owing to the 4th Of July falling Wednesday, the
regular monthly meeting of this Association will be
neid on III oRSDAY. July 5. 1888. at Carroll Insti-
tute Hall. NO. 6O2 St W.. at 9 80 O'Clock pm.
By order. DENNIS CONNELI. President
DA MEL DONOVAN, Secretary. 1e:S0-4t
THIS Is TO NOTIFY OUR FRIENDS
our new Office. 1226 4 St NV.
je30-3t ia. SETTLE co.
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DEATH OF RETIRED ARMY OFFIcRR.-Col Wash
ngton L. Elliott retired, died OF heart disease on
Friday last in the Office OF the san Francisco Safe
deposit and Trust Company, OF which he was
vice president
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Special OFFICER KIopfer's Pistol.

SPeClal OtIAcef A1OpteH'S Pistol
HIS TRIAL IN THE CRIMINAL COURT FOR SHOOTING
YOUNG FEELING.
The trial OF Special Onicer Benz. F. Klopfer, for
shooting and killing Chas. b. FEELING on the 18th
of April last, was continued In the Criminal Court
yesterday after The STARS report closed.
SuSsie Smith testified to disorder raised at her
store by Henley, which led her to call Officer
Klopfer; to Henley's throwing a bottle at Klopfer
and klopfer'S pursuing Henley and firing shot in
Ine ar: Martha Luckett gave similar testimony.
The defendant testified to his trouble with Henley.
who threatened to Kill him and threw a bottle at
him. The defendant said he drew his pistol and
fired In the air, and he pursued Henley round 18th
street into OHIO avenue and again fired, but he
"stunped" his foot and Iell, and as he was failing
the shot was fired.
number or witnesses testified as to Klopfer's
reputation and as 10 a projection from pile or
lumber where Klopfer says he stumbled
The case was argued by Campbell Darlington
and Judge Smell FOR the defendant, and Mr.. Lips
comb for the Government.
JUDGE MONTGoNERY's CHARGE.
This morning the trial was Resumed and Judge
Montgomery charged the Jury that all killing was
the latter was either murder or manslaughter
lie recited the theories OF the prosecution and the
defense, one Claiming that the shooting was uu-
lawful, and the other that 1t was Justifiable and
that the fatal shot was fired accidentally. IL
was clearly the duty OF the officer arrest Hurley,
but the defendant had no right TO fire his pistol at
him with intent TO hit him, and If they md the
shot was so fired the defendant Is guilty or man.
slaughter. II they fnd that the firing was reck-
less and careless they should convict To deter
mine this they must ind II the locality was safe
he was in danger OF assault, the carrying OF the
pistol In the manner stated might be Justified
The jury retired at 1880 O'clock.
VERDICT OF mot GuITY."
The jury at 2:1O O'Clock found q verdict OF not
guilty.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators kenna, Pasco, with Rev. F. Pasco, Fla,
and Coke; Representatives Mckinney, with Mr.
smith, the newly-appointed Solicitor OF Inter-
nal Revenue; Collins, Springer, Caruth, McMilhn,
Iownshend, Outhwaite, Stewart, Wilson (W. ya.),
Rlchardson with Prof.. c. w. Estill, Tenn, and
Gothran, with Mr.. T. j. Lipscomb and n. w.
Brooker, 5. c.; Hon. Jno. Randolph Tucker Va &,
ana JAS. Z. Tucker, Cal, and NJ. 5. Hillman, Ore.
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HAzrNG ON A PRACTICE Subtitle practice ship
constellation, with the Naval Academy cadets on
board, has been ordered to return to Annapolis on
account or several cases OF haZinp
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The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated $44O,.
600. as follows: Coupon As $500 at 127s.,
$4,000 at 127]S; registered As $4,000 at 127,
$54 900 at 12S $50 900 at 127 $50 600 at 1273s ex
July interest; registered AVS 800 at 107N,
$27J, 600 a. 107s.
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PRoMoTED.-John A. Quinan, of Treasurer's Of
nee, Treasury Department., has been promoted to
the grade OF $1,000
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The U. 8. TRAINING SHIP PORTSMOUTH arrived at
the klttery, Me. navy-yard this morning.
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PrTTSBURG, July 3-Cnas. A. Ashburner, OF the
United states Geological Survey, stationed In the
city, has received an ofier from the shah OF Per-
sia TO take charge OF the government engineering
corps now being organized In that country. AT
present nothing but turquoise Is mined In Persia,
and the shah expects TO discover valuable deposits
OF coal iron, petroleum and possibly the precious
metals Mr. Asnburner has not yet accepted.
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Fatal Accident - the N0RtheRn Pacific.
81. PAU. July 3-A Helena, Mont, special 20
the Pioneer Press says: The east bound Northern
Pacific passenger train Jumped the track sunday
night at GOO Creek, 50 miles west OF here. Miss
Nelson, OF the R1ley and Wood TheatF1cal Com
pany, and M. Unn, Of Nissoula, Mont, were
fatally injured. Many Others were injured
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From Rockville.

NARROW ESCAPE OF YOUNG LADY-SCpDEN DEATH
IN THE NEIGHB0RHOOD-THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Correspondence Of THE EvxNrNo STAR
ROCKVILLE, July 2, 1888
This morning. about 10 O'Clock, as Miss Annie
veirs, daughter Of Mr. Edward N. vers, was driv-
ing along the Frederick road about mile from
this place, her horse became frightened at train
or cars and turning suddenly In The road upset the
carriage, throwing Miss veirs underneath it. and
bruistng her badly about the face and body.
Mrs. Lydia Chichester. wife OF Washington B.
Chichester, died suddenly OF heart disease at her
bone near Oiney yesterday evening, In the forty.
ninth year OF her age.
The Teachers Association OF the public schools
OF the county held q meeting here to-day. The
question OF text books 0r the schools discussed
aud motion carried to ask the school board 10
furnish hrst, second and third readers for the
John j. Higgins, treasurer, paid the teachers for
the summer term, the amount disbursed being
$500. b. A. II.
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LONDON, July a-Loyd Chief Justice Colertdge has
refused 10 allow Jockey woods costs In his libel
suit against the Licensed Vicfudtter's Gdzefte In
which he was awarded one farthing damage.
Wood has appealed
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LIVERPOOL, July IA heavy gale has been
blowing on the MerSey. brigantlne was caught
In it and wrecked II Is feared all on board were
lost
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King Milan Dislike. Iai. Queen.

AtmE MSf6u Ds1ItkeN HIS QOee0.
AND HE APPEALS TO THE CHURcH SYNOD FOE
JUDICIAL SEPARATION FROM HER.
BELGRADE, July 3-Klng Milan has applied to
the church synod for judicial separation from his
wife, Queen Natalie, on the ground OF an insuper-
able aversion 70 her. Gen. Prottc has gone to
Wiesoaden 70 bring the young crown prince back
70 Servia- The boy. who Is twelve years old Is &C
WieSbaden with his mother
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WAR IN CHINATOWN.
Rival Societies Of C0tthrOafs Fighting
for the POsscssiOn of a Chinese Girl.

for the POssessiOn Of a Chinese Girl.
CHICAGO, July IA dispatch from San Francisco
says: War has broken out In Chinatown again be-
tween two powerful factions Of high binders. A
rich old pawnbroker named All Sing Surf, belong
ing TO the See Yup Society, purchased good-look-
Ing girl In Hong Kong recently, and had her
shipped TO San Francisco as his daughter. Some
hard swearing had 10 be done 10 get the girl
through the Gust house, as she Was only fourteen
years old and evidently naif-breed. Several high
binders, belonging TO the Gah Sin Sur SJcety OF
professional ROBBERS aud perjurers, corroborated
the pawnDroker's testimony, and be was allowed
20 carry on his prize TO Chinatown. A rival high
binder, head man In the Bo Sin Ser Society, re-
solved TO aOduct the girl, ana sunday night. ac-
companied by four armed cutthf oats he burst into
the pawnbroker's Lodgings and carried her away,
after knocking the Old man on the head, 50 that
be lay stunned for an hour. When the pawn
broker recovered he appealed TO the Gan SIN sur
high binders 10 rescue the giri and ncited by pro-
ressionai pride and a reward OF several hundred
dollars, The high binders opened war on the Kid
nappers several hot skirmishes have occurred
within the last forty-elght hours, and haf dozen
Cinnamon have been Injured by hatchets and
pistol shots. A detail or police has been sent TO
Chinatown TO repress the heather belligerents
Shot by AN Employe.
BUSHNELL, ILL, July as. s. Brodfield propri-
night by Charles Porter, an employe. The quar-
rel was over u matter OF wages.
Jockey Wood not Allowed Costs.
LONDON, July 3-Loyd Chief Justice Colertdge has
refused 10 allow Jockey Woods costs In his libel
suit against the Licensed Pictuatters Gazette, In
which he was awarded one farthing damage.
Wood has appealed
Wrecked In the Mersey.
LIVERPOOL, July IA heavy gale has been
blowing on the Mersey. A brigantine was caught
In IL and wrecked II Is feared all on board were
lost.
The Kaiser's Visit 20 Russia.
Sr. PErERsBuR6, July a-Emperor william will
arrive at ST. Petersburg on August 3, the czarinas
fete day.
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FoR STEALING A.WATCH-Of1cer Slack yesterday
arrested young man named David Smith, and
locked him up on charge OF stealing watch
from Marcellus Bailey. The watch was recov-
cred In pawnshop. This morning, in the Police
Court, the prisoner pleaded guilty 10 charge q
larceny, and was lined go or 90 dayA